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... Penal Servitcde for Incendiarism.—At Maidstone Assizes on Saturday Albert Terry, publican, of Doddington, Kent, was convicted of having set tire a windmill, his own property, Lenham, with intent to defraud, and was sentenced to four years' penal servitude ...
... THREATENING MR. GLADSTONI. At Wandsworth Police court onTuesday. Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby's Lodging-house, in iligh-street, Battersea, was brought up in the ' custody of Inspector Shaw, for feloniously sending a letter to the Right Hon ...
... FARMER CONVICTED OF ARSON. At Kent Amiss en Monday, Albert Terry, farosseand publican, Toddiagton, near Maidstone, was sentenced to four years' penal servitude for setting fire to Sour mills belonging to WNW, with intent to defraud an ineurancoempany ...
... Exeter, lithographic printer, and wine and spirit merchant—choice at Saturday.—At Plymouth, before the Registrar.— Albert Terry of 13, Britton Side, Plymouth, baker and grocer; John Francis Crocker, of 2, Prospect Place, Milbay, Plymouth, builder ...
... East Sir George Elliott was today selected as Durham at the neg#t election. THREAT TO MURDER AR. GLAD- EK. This morning Albert Terry, eharged wiéh threatening in a letter to murder Mr. Glad- stone, was found guilty, and was sentenced to twelve months hard ...
... ARSON IN KENT. At the Kent Assizes on Monday Albert Terry, • farmer, of Ibrrington, near Maidstone, was charged with wilfully setting fire to • flour mill belonging to him at Lenham, with intent to defraud. The facts were very remarkable. It was stated ...
... aa the number of seen ail ranka res Army aemce, baaide the number already «tea. THREATENING MB. GLADSTONE. Thie morning Albert Terry, who threatening letter to murder Mr. Glad. J lB . found guilty. Sentence, months’ hard THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. The ...
... . 22, East 'stone- Jf p?nzance St ' lTe8 ' ' ßed victualler-Sept. 16, Samuel Southey Pitt, Bristol, tin plate worker—» Albert Terry, Plymouth, baker-Kept. IS Ply' nA^ ' J pt^Po a ntypo Monmouthshire, Btonemason- John Twells, Exeter, commercial traveller-Sept ...
... BANKRUPTCY SITTINGS. MONDAY. —At Plymouth: Albert Terry, of 13, Briton Side. Plymouth, baker and grocer; John Francis Crocker, of 2, Prospect-place, Milbay, Plymouth, builder and undertaker ; John Samuel Hammett, of Plymouth Market, Plymouth, butcher ...
... THREATENING MR. GLADSTONE. At Wandsworth Police-court osTuerday, Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby*. Lodging-house, In High-street, Battersea, wee brought up in the custody of Inspector Shaw, for feloniously sending a letter to the Right Hon. W ...
... letter said, yon don't send me money by next Monday your life is in my hands. will kill you. I demand £2OO. Send it to Albert Terry, Highstreet, Battersea, or Boss Lavender-hill, or Snooks of Wickersly-road.” When arrested andshewn ihe letter Terry •aid/* ...
... THREATENING MR. GLADSTONE. Yesterday Wandsworth pelioe court Albert Terry, painter, living al Kirby's Lodging-house, in High Street, Batteries, was brought up in the oastody of Inspector Shaw, for feloniously sending a letter to Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone ...