... 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 ...

... A BOY ROBBING A BOY AT BATTERSEA Albert Terry, lad living in Home-road, Battersea Parkroad, and who had his head bandaged, was charged witb stealing 3s. 7d. Sidney William Richards, smother little hoy, the son of bootmaker, Shaftesbury Park, deposed that ...

... KENT FARMER SENTENCED FOR ARSON. At the Kent Assizes, Albert Terry, a farmer of Dorrington, near Maidstone, was charged with wilfully setting fire to a flour mill belonging to him at Lenham with intent to defraud. About twelve months ago the prisoner ...

... CHARGE OF ARSON. At the Kent Assizes yesterday, Albert Terry, of Dorrington, near Maidstone, was charged with wilfully setting (ire to Hour-mill belonging to him Lcnham, with intent to defraud. The facts wxre very remarkable. It stated that about twelve ...

... 4rTTIN6 FIRE TO A MILL rorn YE PENAL PIIRVITVDE .1i the Kent Albert Terry. a fanner awl ',Abeam. or Itorr.aittow t sear Marlataae. Sc. ;AA setting Gra to a door Mill to Imo at Ir nham. with Asti to 'lethal. The tarts to rmitarka tar. It rat 'tate., that ...

... THREATENING THE PRIME MINISTER. On Tuesday Albert Terry, 19, who gave an address at a common lodging-house in High-street, Battersea, was charged at Wandsworth Police-court, before Mr. Shell, with sending a threatening letter to the Prime Minister, at ...

... THREATENING MR. GLADSTONE. At WANDSWORTH, on Tuesday, Albert Terry, nineteen, who gave an address at a common lodging-house in High-street, Battersea, was charged with sending a threatening letter to the Prime Minister at his official residence in Do ...

... REMARKABLE CASE OF ARSON. At Kant Amuses, Albert Terry, fannor, of Dorrington, near Ideinetone was ciliated with wilfully setting fire to • Lour mill belonging to him at Lanham, with intent to defrand.—The fact. were very remarkable. It was Meted that ...

... Johnson, Mr B. H. Clay, Mr George Stesena, Mr Edward Dorringtoo, Mr W. H. Williams, Mr John Austin, eir reed Hasighton, Mr Albert Terry, Mr Andy Laurel, Mr Wilshoad„ Mr Tim Burka, Mr Charles Freed, Mr George Liepold. Mr Allen Mice, Mr Percy Toning. Mr Felix ...

... 118 ’ EMPIRE. Tivoli’ CANTERBURY, ST. HELENS. p'Js^i'y’ IPSWICH, HTTNnERLAND BOUTHPORT, a rmVK TROCADEBO. twrrY’S HOYAL ALBERT. . TERRY 3. Show Room —IP Road. To VO AUTHORS, ana tin Music-Uall and Theft'riral 'n RCnoral. ] R. JOHN COOKE (the Author and IVI ...

... W. St. Clair, of a daughter. August 31, at Emerald Hill, Mts. J. W. Sutton, of a son. Autfust 20, at Sonth Yarra, Mrs. Albert Terry, of a a sn. August 29, at South Yarn, Mrs. C. E. Torrance, of a son. MARRIAGES. August 25, at Richmond, Mr. James Philip ...

... fund for which the entertainment was giveu will be materially benefited. A Battersea Youth Threatening the Prime Minister. Albert Terry, aged 19, who gave address at a common lodging-house in High-street, Battersea, was charged at Wandsworth police-court ...