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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and the following jury :— Messra. W. F. Noyes (Forsman), Charles Monk, W. Choules, J. Parsous, E. C, Deut, AllenfFogden, Albert Terry, George Lee, Joha Taylor. Georze James Meadows, James Whitehorn, W. Fountsin, He-. y Kright, ¥. Fosterand J. T. Soloman ...
... Holmes Fort ('umberlai,d Arms, Milton, from Hannah :McPherson to John Fry ; Bridge House Tavern, Somer's-road, from John Albert Terry to Henry Randall; Portland Hotel, Portland-terrace, front Elizabeth Saunders to Henry Carlisle ; The Argyll, Queen-street ...
... 2n Ito the Arms, Milton, frons Hannahl McPherson to John Fry; 1Bridge 01 from House Tavern, Somers-road, from John Albert Terry to Hens I ito Randall, otnd Hotel, Portland-terrace., from Elizabet al ?? to Hcus'y Carlisle; IThe Argyle, Qupen-street ...
... would the Yesterdays Policb. (Before J. F. . ■ his obtaining perhaps a better situation. (Loud MeCheane, Esqrs.)-John Albert Terry Te A-Mr Clarke, in responding, assured the'comretailer, was summoned for assaulting Cook, should continue to his duty long ...
... : Sir H. St. John Mildmay, Bart. (Chairman), C. E. Harris, Esq.. and John Marti - neau, Esq. Recoveßy or TrNEMENT —Mr. Albert Terry applied to the l-atm for a warrant of ejectment against Thomas Sandon, of North Warnborough, who refused to lesve a cottage ...