... ADJOURNED. Albert Terry, Paddock Wood, was charged with cruelty to a mare by causing it to be worked in an unfit state, at Tollbridge, on the 6th February —Mr. E. Elvy Robb, on behalf of the defendant, asked for an adjournment of the case, which the ...

... A .I.‘ LUNG CASE. Heiry Wright 07), rivetter, charged with offence against Frank Albert Terry, at , Weut Mulling, between December 30tm, 19t14. and February, Mr. Putman plooteuted. A sentence of 18 'mouths' hard Labour was pa•t•ed. ...

... CRUELTY TO A HORSE. Albert Terry, of Chilbam, pleaded guilty Canterbury Police Court on Friday, to working horse in an nnflt c mdition February 16tb.— Inspector Whiting, of the R S.P.C.A., stated the facts of the cas*, and defendant, who bad been twice ...

... INTERFERING WITH THE I'OLICE Albert Terry was charged with assaulting a policeman in the execution of his duty.—He pleaded guilty. Evidence was given that in connection with the last case, defendant struck a constable twice on the back. —He was sent to ...

... given at the recent inquiry into the mental condition of the Marquess. MitcreaY Mill surrounds the disappearance of the boy Albert Terry, of 3, Stafford tenses, Castle-street' Reading, who recently left home is the morning to go to work. A short time after ...

... MANS INGRATITUDE. Taking pity on young man named Fredorick Thoroaa. who wa« hard up,” Albert Terry took him to his home and allowed him to share his bedroom. During Perry’s absence one morning, however, Thomas took three watches, gold chain. £2 in money ...

... CRUELTY TO A GELDING Albert Terry. baker, was charged wit) cruelty to a gelding by clueing it to be worked at Paddock Wood. on the 15th June. and William Potter was chimed with working the same.- Defendant* pleaded guilty.--Corporal Johnson said he ...

... being drunk and disorderly la Wed Bt. Helen'. the previous midnight. Tammy. Before Alderman Shepherd and M. T. Tatham. Fem. Albert Terry. a lad. who had turned the Amp corner of High-street and Went St. Helen'eetreit without ringing his bell, and knocked down ...

... Chief Constable to order the arrest of the two Tarrolls, together with Francis Waring, Alfred Illingworth, Clement Hales, Albert Terry, and Thomas Thurston. At the Blackpool Police Court, to-day, Joseph Tarroll charged with keeping his shop for the purposes ...

... with keeping shop jr betting purpose*; John Carroll was accused of assisting in the keeping shop for betting purposes; and Albert Terry. Thomas Thurston, Francis Waring. Alfred Illingworth, and Clement Halea were alleged to have aided and abetted. All the ...

... —Dsfendant denied that he kicked Oonnor, but said they fought by agreement —The came was , dismissed. MISCELLANEOUS CASES. Albert Terry vaa fined 5s for nut sending his child regularly to school; (leorge Williams was fined 10e. and costs for being drunk in ...

... and would ha far fortnight throe woeka. Hia Honour an fot defendant pa; by the let of September. TBAMSACTIOR. William t. Albert Terry wu a alaim for £5. Defendant waa rapreoeatod 0. 8. Barton. E. Elvy Bobk appeared far plaintiff, and that eald a business ...