... 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 ...

... Monk, Willism Choules, James Parsons, Emanuel Geo. Jas. Meadows, James Whitehorn, William Foun- Cephas Dent, Allea Fogden, Albert Terry, John Taylor, taiu, Henry Koight, Fredk. Foster, and Jas. Soloman. runer b:iefly opened the proceedings and the jury proceeded ...

... 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 ...

... Sullivan during the train’s detention that town. Threatening Mr. Gladstone.—At Wandsworth Police Court, Tuesday afternoon, Albert Terry, painter, living at Kirby’a lodging-house in High Street, Battersea, was brought up in the custody Inspector Shaw for ...

... heat Tom Sharp, Ilkley, 5; I. Moore, Shipley, 5 ; H. A. Mountain (14 years), Bradford, 16; W. Wimpenny. Carlinghow, 10; Albert Terry, Hanging Heaton, ; J. Richardson, Batley. 10 ; J. J. Regan, Batley, 7. Terry won easily. Time 12 3-sth secs. Second heat: ...

... James Goode • dogfancier, into custody for basing possession of the same supposed to have been stolen. A YOUNG man named Albert Terry, said to be of rather weak intellect, was on Tuesday charged at Hammersmith police-court with sending • threatening letter ...

... the excep- tion of Probey. — Mr. Curtis-Bennett said he should commit the prisoners for trial in three cases. WANDSWORTH. Albert Terry, who wore workhouse clothing, was charged with refusing to perform bis allotted task of work while a ' casual pauper at ...

... letter said, If you don't send me money by next Monday your life is in my Untie. I will kill you: I demand £2OO. Send it to Albert Terry, High. street, Battersea, or Boss of Lavender-hill, or Snooks of Wickersly-road. When arrested and shown theletter Terry ...

... duet, rid the gases, 3. 13. A. Payne, wen easily. HALPHILB FLAT HANDICAP (Orsn.)—W. roe, yd.., 1 H. Harrill. 113 yds., 2. Albert terry stashed, bat may fell oat in the race. Marston was rally, whilst Grim* beat Smith by two yards. Time, 10eries. OLD HOTS' ...

... Saturday evening the City Coroner (Dr. T. S. Johnson) held an inquestat the Red Lion Inn, Canterbury, touching the death of Albert Terry, Cbilbam.— Henry Harlow said : I labourer, I known the deceased about 4 years. On Thursday theBth iust., I was working ...

... with Mr J. J. Pair, and 7s ed to Arthur Hawkine• hie driver; seventh, LI to Mr Alfred Skinner with Edwin Dixon, and to Albert Terry, his driver. Clesseineetip.—L3 to George Divers, with MrJohn Cobb, and LI to John Wright, his driver. To Sle to William ...