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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... regimental! poiut-to point races at the old Fairy House on the 6th inst. ADULTERATION Case.—At the Petty Seesions on Tuesday, Albert Terry, grocer, of Odibam, was charged by the police with selling olive oil which was adulterated with cotton seed oil. The Bench ...
... 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 ...
... MAIDSTONE A Farmer Sent Penal Servitude. —At the Kent Assizes at Maidstone on Monday, Albert Terry, farmer, of Dorrington, near Maidstone, was charged with wilfully setting fire to flour mill belonging to him at Lenham, with intent to defraud. The facts ...
... -_Xl;gn;vivmdm. perjury, West Malling. Joba Playford and Ed. Willmsa, saerilege, Dartford, Ernest Moon, sacrilege, Ryarsh. Albert Terry, arson, Lenham. Elizabeth Pearson, concealment of birth, Bearsbed, Frances Davis, concealment of birth, Becken TS vl.oni- ...
... 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 ...
... him twice, both bullets taking effect about the neck. Taylor was taken into custody. TIIIKATEninu Tut: A young man named Albert Terry, said to be rather weak intellect, was charged at the Ilamnw•rewitb Poliao-conrt with winding a threatening letter to the ...
... a week, or be committed for 14 daya with hard labour. Employer and Workman.—Edward Pither sued his late employer, Mr. Albert Terry, for 18s., being one week's wages in lieu of notice. Defendant denied his liability. Defendant was ordered to pay ss. for ...