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... 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 ...
... voted at vestry meetings in Shoreditch without possessing the reauisite qualifications. At Wandsworth PoKce-ccurt yesterday Albert Terry, yonn? man cf weak intellect, was committed for trial on the charge of writing a threatening letter to Mr. ...
... Monday your hife is in wy hands, I will million men, annually trans port 400 million tons of ki you. I mand £200, Send it to Albert Terry, High- estima’ value of £3,000,000,000, and their net or Koss of Lavender-hill, or Snooks of earninzs are £20,000, Wic ...
... Present, Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, Bart. (Chairman), C. Harris, Esq., and Jno. Martineau, Esq. Refusing to Clear Out.—Mr. Albert Terry applied to the magistrates for a warrant of ejectment against Thomas Sandon of North Warnborough who refused to quita cottage ...
... Portsea, from Alfred Notes t» m Alice ; and the Bridge Tavern, Somers-road, Southsea, from James rry (ueceased' to John Albert Terry. heerlievses. - Lighthouse, Russell-street, Southsea, from Wihiim Edward Sharp; Ola at Home. Fratton-road, from Robert ...
... meduith-goodwr.—flo Mbwn&dq!mwwndmwu a month’s mmtwfihhudhbour. SEVERE SENTENCE FOR A GROSS Orrexce.—Albert Plabt; alins Albert Terry Hrt O ven of s Tadacent warrant, a an At N B forids Fakr -at the Drill Hal, Alfred Road, Landport.—Mr. G. H. m‘nvucmd He ...
... immersion for a week in dock, mud, and water, is said £43,000. - At Maidstone Assizes ou Saturday, before Mr. Justice Slathew, Albert Terry, a publican, of Doddiugton, Kent, was convicted having set fire to a windmill, his own property, at Lenham, on December ...
... bad been committed by defendant aud he must pay Ids. in week or be committed for 14 days with bard labour. KmpUytr a»i Albert Terry, of Odihara, grocer and baker, was sued Edward Pither, a baker of the same place, to recover week’s wages in lien of notice ...
... ut 323, Fawcett Road, Talley, widow of William Talley, C. 8., aged 2. Tlll\'—z(')n the 9th iustant, at Orange Street, Albert Terry, WALKER—On the 16th instant, at Harlestone, Bournemorith, Mary Jane, wife of the Rev. Charles James Walker, aged 64, WAREHAM—On ...
... Hants, and the following jury :—Messrs. W. F. Noyes (foreman), C. Monk, W. Choules, J. Parsons, E.C. Dent, Allen Fogden, Albert Terry, George Lee, John Taylor, George James Meadows, James Whitehorn, W. Fountain, Henry Knight, F. Foster, and J. T. Solomon ...
... SassioK*. Tuesday.—Present C. K. Harris, Esq., (chairman), J. Lindsay Johnston, Esq., and General Leir Carle ton. AiulUftion. —Albert Terry, grocer, of Odi - ham was summoned by Inspector Poster for selling olive oil which was adulterated witli 91 per cent of ...
... for a week in dock, maut, aud water, is said to be £40,000. At Maidetone Assizes on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Alathew, Albert Terry, a publican, of Doddinctonu, Kent, was convicted of having set Pie to a windmill, his own property, at eonhiam, on December ...