... defendant had allowed judgment to go by default. The plaintiff was a farm bailiff, of Uleomb. named Parks, and the defendant, Albert Terry. a baker. carrying on busineps at Lenham. Mr. Hansel!, barrister, appeared for the plaintiff, am' defendant was represented ...

... SITUATION Wanted as Coa:.hman; awed 29. and about to be married; can take charge of a pair of bones; 4 years good character. —Albert Terry. Finale, Rectory, Ashford, Went. _ WANTICS, a situation as Useful Raid to SD elderly lady; good needlewoman ; nearly 7 ...

... --Other evidence was given, and his Honour said he should have to take time to consider his judgment. A DISPCTED ACcOUNT. Albert Terry e : J Trott), Hatch, jaa.—The pink* reside at Leaham, the plaintiff being a miller and the defendant a farmer, the claim ...

... fo* you. The other man came up and struck witness over the head with a bundle, which contained some bread and a tin.— Albert Terry, a passer-by, said that P.C. Croocher handed Wuaon over him. The other man hit the constable over the head with a bundle ...

... feudan'a 4.itt:llld int• hon.keoce in.( him down. Whilst on the pr mod he kicked ou the head, hut he not known by whom. Albert Terry deposel bearing ,. noise outeide the house to see what was the matter. He th ea+ the defendant knockieg t.e complainant ...

... 34. costs, or 28 days.’ - ‘-—Mhnuq' s fi:::mryln' ytea - a ten and otherwise ill-used at Tonbridge, ou the 20th Ji . . Albert Terry and Arthur Hibdle were m&-‘d&y to the horse. Mr. W. Cs y od on behalf of the TunrpE el for the Prevention of Cruelty to ...

... Wanted as Coa;hraan ; wed 23, 3 and about to be married; can take charge of a pair of horse.; 6i years goed character.—Albert Terry, Pluckley Rectory. Ashford, Kent. 3 WANTED, by a respectable. middle•aged person, a Situation as Cook, or to attend on ...