... eastern part of the city of Kingston, ?? on the evening of March 6. The land is owned by Terry Brothers, brick-maakers. Albert Terry, a member of the firm, had removed his family from the old Terry homestead on the property only four days ago. Large cracks ...

... A STOLEN CHEQUE. Albert Cox, 25, a clerk, was charge stealing, between 1U and 16 October, a ch £2878 Gd, belonging to Albert Terry, an i dent geutleman, residing at 19, Hanover Park. - Mr Winter, from the Sc of the General Post Uffice, pro —The evidence ...

... The letter said, If you don't send me money by next Monday your jam my hands. I will kill you. I demand noo. Send it to Albert Terry, High-street, Battersea, or Boas if Lavender-bill, or Snooks of Wickersly.road. When arrested and. hewn beletter Terry ...

... mother paid, and fckinuer was allowed time to communicate with his parents in Pembrokeshire. At the Kent Assizes yesterday, Albert Terry, p. fanner and publican, of Dorrington, near Maidstone, was charged with wilfully setting tire to a Hour mill belongiug ...

... undertook to watch the case on his behalf. The trial was then fixed to take place on Monday. THREATENING THE PRIME MINISTER. Albert Terry, nineteen, painter, was charged on Thursday with having, on the 13th of April, and on various other dates previously, ...

... Richardson. Sam Rosewame, Richard brahart, George Badnal), Wr. Cecil Albert Braden. All. Herridge, Alf. Kent, George Priest, Albert Terry, Henry Abbey. Chaa. Griffen, William Barton, Bertie Brown, Wm. Bartlett, Geo. Lucas. Herbert Harding, James Brcoker, William ...

... Cites estentceml the prfsunen to seven yeas't a -peutsl servitude. ARHSON~ IN KlIINTr-At the Kent Assizes yes- I Itenlday Albert Terry, ai fitrmer, of Durrington, near 1 Nfaidstotie, was charged with wilfully setting tire to a Iflour aitil be~loogitig to ...

... If . you don't mad nee money by meat kloaday your life as in my hands. I will kill you. I demand 1. 4 .730. Send it to Albert Terry, High-street. Battersea, or Boss tf Laveadimkill, or Snooks Wick*, sly-rood. When airestedaadsbewatbeletterTerry said ...

... Partridge re- manded the Prisoners for a week, accepting the woman's own recognisances for her appearance. WANDSWORTH. Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby s Lodging- house, in High-street, Battersea, was brought up in the custody of Inspector Shaw ...

... business Wm. COKER, Taunton. Somerset, sealaman Charles HOARE, Burton Bradatock. Dorset, twine and yarn manufacturer Albert TERRY. Briton Bile, Plymouth. baker and grocer John Francis CROCKER, Prospect pl, Mlllbay, Plymouth, builder and undertaker Joseph ...

... meeting to take place at Regent's Hail, Oxfoid-circus. THREATENING MR. GLAI)STONE. At Wandsworth police-court yesterday, Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby's lodging-house in High-street, Battersea, was brought up in the custody of Inspector Shaw ...

... Inspector just left gaol, where he had served fifteen months' for a similar offence.—Mr. d'Eyncourt remanded the prisoners. by Albert Terry, 34, carman, Eltham, drunk whilst in charge of a van and two horses at the Slade, Plarnstead Common.—P.C. Curd proved the ...