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... Penal Servitcde for Incendiarism.—At Maidstone Assizes on Saturday Albert Terry, publican, of Doddington, Kent, was convicted of having set tire a windmill, his own property, Lenham, with intent to defraud, and was sentenced to four years' penal servitude ...
... THREATENING MR. GLADSTONI. At Wandsworth Police court onTuesday. Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby's Lodging-house, in iligh-street, Battersea, was brought up in the ' custody of Inspector Shaw, for feloniously sending a letter to the Right Hon ...
... FARMER CONVICTED OF ARSON. At Kent Amiss en Monday, Albert Terry, farosseand publican, Toddiagton, near Maidstone, was sentenced to four years' penal servitude for setting fire to Sour mills belonging to WNW, with intent to defraud an ineurancoempany ...
... In Trouble. Terry and Albert Terry. two young men. were phicecl in the dock together, the tinit-nanied charged with being drunk, disorderly, and using obscene language at Orpington, on April 23r1. while his brother Albert Terry was charged with attempting ...
... BANKRUPTCY SITTINGS. SatußDAT.—At Plymouth, before the Registrar.— Albert Terry, 13, Britton .Side, Plymouth, baker and grocer; John Francis Crocker, of 2, Prospect Place, Milbay, Plymouth, builder and undertaker—choice at 12.30. ...
... INNKEEPER. His Lordship decided to take the case of Albert Terry, invkeeper, who is chargad with arson, at Lenham, to-morrow (Saturday) morning, Mr. O. F. Gill and Mr. A. Gill will prosecute, while Mr, H. F. Dickens, Q C., aud Mr. Hobler have been retained ...
... Exeter, lithographic printer, and wine and spirit merchant—choice at Saturday.—At Plymouth, before the Registrar.— Albert Terry of 13, Britton Side, Plymouth, baker and grocer; John Francis Crocker, of 2, Prospect Place, Milbay, Plymouth, builder ...
... Tyler, 11. It Child, , and H. flordern, Esq. The lieenee of the Cheqaers Inn, I) Idington, was transferred from Alfred to Albert 'Terry ; sod the license of the George lon, Newebens. from Mrs. Peckham to William John Peckham. Several epplications for extension ...
... THE THANET ADVERTISER, JULY 14, 1894 STONE THROWING. A boy named Albert Terry was summoned for throwing stones from the cliff to the new road to the public danger.—The Chief Constable informed the Bench that ha would withdraw the summons if defendant’s ...
... Lawry bilk N7ICTORIA lIIESTAIINANT Warr lhassres.— J. SZAOILII, Paslmes& sad Cesfeetiower. No. II Tssreese Taxman (late Albert Terry Hove.) Wedding broaches', bride robes Maser% rods, ball appal *miss. &a. loos. Ws podillasa. ime, jellied', soaps obi ...
... ARSON IN KENT. Kent Assizes yesterday Albert Terry, fanner and publican, of Doddington, near Maidstone, was sentenced to four years' penal servitude for setting fire to a flour null belonging him with intent to defraud insurance company. It was stated ...
... FOUR YEARS FOE ARSON. At the Kent Alleluia, on Monday, Albert Terry. farmer an I publican, of Doddington, near Maidatom., was sentenc ad to four years' penal servitude for *et' ing fire to a flour mill belonging to him with intent to defraud so insurance ...