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... 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 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 ...
... —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 ...
... Thomas Fte!cher to Robert Buteber. The Charrington Arms, St. laikerr Square. Canning Town. from Edwin Pickard to James Albert Terry. , The British Flag. Alice Stmt., Canning Town, Emma Simper to Henry Alfred Minivan, ...
... lity of Empire. his remarks being followed by Rule Britannia and the National Anthem as cornet solos, well played by Albert Terry, the National Anthem being subsequently sung in unison. Three cheers for England brought the event to a close, and the ...
... Join J. the Balmoral Castle. Rathbones•ree•. from Albert Edward Ascher. to Foord R. WI: the C'harrodrron Arms, from James Albert Terry rs William W. Howe. ...
... Willett, Albert Ward, Albert Stuttard. Progress: Ada Vinod*le, Florrie Billis, Ada Hughen, Agnes Teather, Daisy Baxter Albert Terry, Willie Smith, Leonard Petry, John Mc Laren, Willie riawkins. Perseverance: Annie Greer, Maud Padniore, Eliza Morris, David ...
... —Beor• Fit c h Kemp, Esq. (in the chair ), Wood, and W Captain. J .. R. Win g ate ' 11 ' J. BY YZTEIMIZ EY tkiiTIMUNT , Albert Terry, bdiee, Wood. was charged with cruelly to a Mr, Kiel Robb appeared for the defendant , and dock ‘N to ,o b o e d. w o o ...
... said that the Bench were not satisfied with the evidence, and the prisoner would be discharged. 13 ~ THEFT OF SPROUTS. i Albert Terry, a pedlar, was charged with stealing a quantity of Brussel sprouts, whilst growing, the property of Mr. William Vinson ...
... CURZON. RAGLAN. Vice-Presidetts. The Nstional 72. Victoria-street. S.W. Ja..uar. 2 9. th. 1909. NEW CONSTABLE:S.—WiIIiam Albert Terry and Bushby h:Ac 'aid& L.Cow:Niko of the I I ...
... Mr and Mr. Terry, eels, Mr and Mrs. L Terry, Mr. sod Mrs. J Terry. Mr. sod Mrs H. Terry, Mr. C. Terry. Miss F Jones Mr Albert Terry, Mr Arthur Terry, Mr and Mrs J. Brooker, Mi.. N Brooker. •Mr B. Br.viker, Mr W Brooker, Mr If. T Brooker, Mr Horrire Brooker ...
... drink much during the week he was in bed, but he had been drinking pretty freely up to about three weeks before he died. Albert Terry, a shunter, residing at 219, Gloucester-road. deposed that he was at West Croydon Station on the Dinh when a train from ...