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... to his duty to receive money on behalf of the firm Wit. identified the produced, which Ginn SO the prisoner to ci.liver.—Albert Terry, a porter, in the employ of Messrs. Thrift, said on Wednesday he we. engaged in liadiog up a van in the yard in George-street ...
... duties were to deliver goods from the warehouse, and to collect moneys. Witness identified the case of tongues produced.âAlbert Terry, porter at Messrs. Thrifts', said he was engaged on Wednes- day, about one o'clock, loading up a van of which the prisoner ...
... reosive money on behalf of the firm. Witness identified the case produced, which was one given to the prisoner to deliver.—Albert Terry, a porter, in the employ of Messrs. Thrift, said on Wednesday he was engaged in loading up a van in the yard in George ...
... —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 ...
... 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, ...
... He had tome from Tabling that day, with a with pigs in it. Fined lOs and the costs 12s. or seven days. Cat tI.TY TO • Albert Terry, 'Aker, was charted with cruelty to a gelding, Causing it to be worked at Paddock Wood on the 15th June. and William Potter ...
... 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 ...
... Haswell. Mr. DE Coco, Station Road, Barnwell, Mr. 33, Roaabank Road, Hansa:lL K. F. airmen, 68, Batton Road. Hamra Kin Haus. Albert Terries, Southall. Mr. Weirs. Southall Green. Southall. Mr. A. J. Hawn?, Mill Hill Road Acton, Mr. W. T. Snit, Station Parade ...
... 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. ...
... James Knight 423, Percy Bollen 423, Tom Brown 418, W illie Evans 405. Standard VI.: Byron Cameron 423, James Morgan 423, Albert Terry 423, Ernest Funnel' 423, Collins 422, Matthew Willey 421, Harry Downey 417, Percy Stone 416, Bert Dean 414, 'W il liam ...
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... —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 ...