... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... dozen eggs, to the value or 4s. the poperty Mr. F. Hogbin. Defendant pleaded not guilty. P.C. Lutman said he accompanied Albert Terry, market porter, to Clin s End, where saw Darby with van. reply witness’ question, defendant denied having any eggs. On ...

... dozen eggs, to the value 4e., the poperty of Mr. F. Hogbin. Defendant pleaded not guilty. P.C. Lutman said accompanied Albert Terry, market porter, Cliff’s End, where saw Darby with a van. In reply witness’ question, defendant denied having any eggs. ...

... three weeks. His Honour made an osier for defendant 5 the Ist of September. A BUSINESS TRANSACTION, for £5 ® 66c ll - Albert Terry was a elaim was represented Mr C. S. Barton. Klvy Robb appeared for plaintiff, and stated that he sold a business for defendant ...

... the Lydd enrciled rave the b set ot the chairman. the'r Mayor. which was to ed with honours. the Mayor intr. Councillor Albert Terry at the vino of the e‘enine. rave the boalth if Mrs. Rocha timer hawse. who had catered -n such etrellont . . . eorteitot ...

... Principal Registry of the Probate Division •: of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the • sth day of April 1918 by Albert Terry' of Birling Road Snodland, Farmer, and John - Terry of Miller's ' Farm Trotterscliffe in the said County, Farm Bailiff ...