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... A SOCIAL CLUB DISPUTE Edward Brooks v. Albert Terry” was claim for IT. money lent on I.O.U.—Mr. Beldham appeared for plaintiff, who su**d ns secretary to the Ashurst Wood Social Club ami Institute.—Defendant admitted owing tho money, but said the committee ...
... VERY EXCITED OR DRUNK. ALBERT TERRY admitted being drank and disorderly at East September 11th.—P.C. Tappenden said that about three p.m. he was at the police station where a sale was being conducted of goods seized for non-payment under the Vaccination ...
... DRUNKENNESS. Albert Terry was summoned for being drunk and disorderly, at Ashurst Wood, June 27th. —It appeared defendant was drunk and fighting about 10.30 p.m., and was taken homo by constable.—Defendant said there was old sore between some of tho members ...
... people had to get off the pathway to pass them.—Defendant was fined 10?. inclusive. FOOTBALL ON THE HIGHWAY. ISAAC ELLIS, ALBERT TERRY, AND WALTER VAUGHAN, lads, of Newhaven, were summoned for playing football on tno highway to the annoyance of passengers ...
... FOOTBALL ON THE HIGHWAY. ISAAC ELLIS, ALBERT TERRY, and VAUGHAN, lads, Nohaven, were for pLying football on highway to the annoyance of passengers at Nowbavta on the May.—P.C. staled fauts.— Vaughan, who did not appear, was fined 2 . and ether defendants ...
... t—Defendant: did burn it after along time.—Judgment for the plaintiff. sin. Hoove. B. Mid K. Home, groom, ot Aohant Wood, nod Albert Terry, labourer, for 15«. 101 good* (applied. —lt tanpind tram pUinbd'e ihtniel the doM woo eoatraoted July, IMO.-Deleodonl deoiod ...
... Sons, Auctioneers and Land Agents, Cranhrook. TO MILLERS AND OTHERS.-LENHAM, KENT. MESSRS. WINCH & SONS Are instructed Mr. Albert Terry TO SELL BY AUCTION at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, or THURSDAY, August 17tii. 18 *3, Three o'clock, in one lot, THE valuable ...
... Auctioneers and Land Agents, Cranbrook. TO MILLERS AND OTHERS.—LENHAM, KENT. MESSES. WINCH & SONS Are instructed by Mr. Albert Terry TO SELL BY AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, .Maidstone, on THURSDAY, August 17th, 18!*3. at Three o’clock, in one lot, THE valuable ...
... A. Draper; 3, G. Adams, sen; 4, Mrs. Hemsley ' (Torapsett’s Bank). Winter onions, 1, Jos. Hartfield; 2, J. Phillis; 3, Albert Terry; 4, C. Murrell. Spring Onions, 1, G. Adams, sen ; 2, George Diplock ; equal 3rds. William Hartfield, J. Phillis, G. Elmes ...
... 407. William Ives, 407. Leonard Hibllng, 406. Accomplished by the aid and activity of low forms of life, Willey, 4 ...
... in which Mr. Chandler alone was the plaintiff, but this was withdrawn. THE ASHL’RST WOOD SOCIAL CLUB. “Alfred Wood v. Albert Terry” was a claim for AT, money lent on I.O.U.—The plaintiff sued as secretary to the Ashnrst Wood Social Club and Institmte ...
... Sons, Auctioneers and Land Agents. Cranbrook. MILLERS ANDOrHKKS.—LENHAM, KENT. MESSES. WINCH & SONS Are instructed l»y Mr. Albert Terry TO SELL BY AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, or. THURSDAY, At'GUST 17tii at Three o'clock, in one lot, valuable FREEHOLD ...