... keeping a shop for batting purposes. John Carroll Irt* charareJ withWlPtllll. and Warms, kind Ilhugworth. eterneut Hales, Albert Terry. and Thomas Thurston were charged with aiding an I abetting. An adsourornent anal Monday was greeted. the defendant* being ...

... SENT FOR TRIAL. Rescued a few days ago while drifting helplessly in a cockle boat through heavy seas off Margate. William Albert Terry, ship's cook, and Jeannette Harris, of Aslifleldiroad, Newbridge (Mon.), were on Tuesday at Southend committed for trial ...

... drifting boat off Margate on day were remanded at Southend on Tuesday on a charge of stealing the boat. They were William Albert Terry, aged 31, of no fixed abode, and Juanettc Harris, of Ashfleld-road, Newbridgc, The °barge was of stealing a cockle boat ...

... REMANDED AT STRABINI COLItT. At a apecia: , oiiit m sirzbass us Friday i•reatag. before 1)r. 11.1liain ilteeenpon. J Albert !terry Slarsiiall Cambridge street. Liverisioi. and 1.-pra Eduard', elaypole, Liverimol erre ibtrged web breaking and cntrtlng ...

... impousible, added Witness, for Lucy to have received any telegrcuu or message alter leaving the ship. ISIAMAWS STORY. tieorge Albert Terry, ableseaman, deposed that while on the pinnace he saw Lieut. Lucy get up on the starboard quarter, and, ater hearing a ...