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... FROM DRIFTING ‘SORT, The Margate Thanet Queen yesterday afternoon from a small fishing vessel, several miles out, William Albert Terry and his wife Nancy, in an exhauste condition. Terry and his wife ed the fishing vessel at Southend, and were drifting seat ...
... RESCUE AN AND WOMAN FOR TRIAL. Rescued a few days while drifting help- lessly in a cockle boat vy seas off Margate William Albert Terry, shi 3 cook, and Jeannette Harris, of Ashfield-road, New- bridge {Mon.}, were to-day, at Southend, committed for trial ...
... Norman Davison, Edward Roberts, John Linda, Cyril Tempest, Brian Hubbard, Allan Roberts, John Hutton, Thomas Osbourne, Albert Terry and Joyce Houghton. Mr. G. Dunmore read the report, showing a good balance in hand. Mrs. A. Musson was at the organ. ...
... THEATRICAL CASE AT STAMFORD. The action brought by Albert Terry Hurst, actor, Stamford, against T. R. Nugent, actor manager, who formerly travelled with the - Diver's Luck company, was resumed at the Stamford County Court on Monday, before his Honour ...
... AMUSING THEATRICAL CASE AT STA ILFORD. Albert Terry Hurst, theatrical, of Stamford. formerly lessee of the Yarmouth Theatre, was this plaustiff in an acacia heard before his Hower Judge Wightsean Wood, at Stamford County Court on Tuesday. against Hr. ...
... AMUSING THEATRICAL CASE AT STAMFORD. Albert Terry Hurst, theatrical, of Stamford, formerly lessee of the Yarmouth Theatre, was the plaintiff in an action heard before his Honour Judge Wightman Wood, at Stamford County Court on Tuesday, against Mr. T. ...
... THEATRICAL CASE AT STAMFORD. The action brought by Albert Terry Hurst, actor, Stamford, against T. R. Nugent, actor manager, who formerly travelled with the “*Diver’s Luck’ company, was resumed at the Stamford County Court on Monday, before his Honour ...
... WENT MAN, THE D THE adventures of Thres Men in a Boat.” to-day the atery was told of the man, the women the boat, when Albert Terry, 31. ship's cook and Juarette Harris, 19, of Ashfield-road, Newbridge (Mon.), om: 4&4 of steaing a cockle beat worth £400 ...
... altogether were removed Hospital, viz. :—Miss Scott, Miss Spencer. Messrs. Thos. Holmes. Chas. Wm. Rat to, Albert Hawlcy. Albert Terry. J. Randall, all of Asfordby or The Hill, and Messrs. A. Smith, the Wheat Sheaf Hotel, Harold Peach, of Saxbv-road; and ...
... Brigga, R. Dawson, G. Farndell, and Templeman. -1 ohn occuoied the vice-chair. Actors and Their Wages.—Tho action brought by Albert Terry Hurst, actor, Stamford, against T.?R. Nugent, actor manager, who formerly travelled with the Diver's Luck' Company, was ...
... STAMFORD COUNTY COURT. Monday.—Before his Honour Judge Wight man Wood. (Albert Terry), actor. Stamford, r. (T. R.). actor manager.—Claim for £12 13»- 6d-ar of wages.—Mr. B. Burrow (Messrs. Law, Worssam, and Barrow) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. ...
... contributory negligence such would debar him from obtaining damages. He therefore found for defendant with costs. Hurst (Albert Terry), actor. Stamford, r. Nuoent (T. R.). actor.—Claim for £12 12s. 6d. arrears of wages.—Mr. Burrow represented plaintiff ...