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... taking the bulbs, and Albert Terry handed the constable the shades. A policesergeant stated that he received five keys by post, addressed to the Patcham Police Station. All the lads pleaded guilty except Stanley Terry. Albert Terry stated he did not mean ...
... 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 ...
... of Kotherlield, was summoned for using cycle without front or rear lights rear red reflector 11.30 on November 23rd P.C. Albert Terry slated the facts and defendant was liued 10s. ...
... nnminatinne fnr the rnunril eler,ffnn nryt Saturday are fils . follows.r-Albert Alen Rlarklncks„ farmer: Toni Prior. grazier, Albert Terry. bricklayer: Harry Hlacklncks. carpenter: William littler, minter and decorator. and Rnbert Thomne Ward, basket maker. ...
... Maude* Tompeett. Bertram Goldsmith and Ernest Terry (In the Territorials), Thome Ball, Stanley Welehman, Frank Wr).cht, Albert Terry, Frank Etsell, Reginald Circuit, Edward Allohorn, Bertram &toter and Henry George Merchant (in Lord Kitchener's Army). ...
... 636. Not elected: Henry Farrell, 5. Symbister-road, 612; Frederick Cuthbert Barstow, 15, St. Peter's-road. 579•, Charles Albert Terry. /Linton), Bonfield Way. 426. ...
... Porten. The following licensed as ticket porters at the Cannon-nAul car park: Albert Terry, of No. 1, Zion passage, West Cliff; Albert Hamm No. 11. Townleystreet; Thomas Charles Blake, No, 1, Laurelcottages, Chiltor.; Herbert Edwin lead, No. 16, Comb ...
... 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 ...
... carpet from a shop in New Croes Road. The prisoners were brought to justice by the action of a ten-year-old schoolboy, named Albert Terry. Seeing Lewis take the carpet and carry it to Belton’s cart, he informed the manager. The latter ren out, and seized the ...
... towards Basingstoke struck her. The van belonged to the Basingstoke Co-operative Society, and was driven by Mr. Frank Albert Terry, of Merryfield Road, Winkle bury, Basingstoke. The death is announced. at Truro, Nova Scotia, of Senator John Stanfield ...
... public examination at the East Kent Bankruptcy Court at Canterbury on iuesday, before the Registrar (Mr. M. Furley). He was Albert Terry (65), of Latchmere House Lydd, described as a farmer and builder. His liabilities amounted to £461 18s. 9d., made up of ...