... and she was fetched home friend. THE COUPLE IN THE BOAT. The Southend magistrates ou Tuesday committed for trial William Albert Terry, ship’s cook, and Jeanncne Harris, Ashfield-road, Newbridge 'Mon.) charge stealing cockle boat, value The full story their ...

... Messrs. J. King and T. Martin. ’Cello solos (1), “ Countrv dance” (2), Elegie ” (Biikenik\ Mr. Stephenson. Song, Mrs. Albert Terry. Song (comic), I can say truly rural,” Mr. Bert Packham. Second Part :—Song, Young Tom o’ Devon ” (Kennedy Russell), Mr ...

... Britcher ia being proposed. LYDD. neer will be wo election for the borough this year. The retiring members are :Mors H. J. Albert Terry. Alfred and Tom Prior. The too latter rioncillon. did not seek re.eles tion, and their Name has /wen filled by Abired Tturgew ...

... READING MANSERVANT ON THEFT CHARGE Bound Over For Three Years At Wokingham A plea of guilty was entered by Albert Terry (19), manservant, of 26, Tavistoct Road. Reading, when he was charged at Wokingham County Police Court on Tuesday with the theft of ...

... Miss Q. J. Palkner will take charge of the Infants’ class. Obituary MR. A. T. SAXBV The death occurred on Wednesdev of Mr. Albert Terry Saxby of 13. Priory-street. Lewee. Mr. Saxby. who had lived at Lewes for 3S yean, was aged S3. He was an upholsterer and ...

... Dads well, Charlotte Streetsr, Bet Skinner, Clara Young, Ruth Sauadera, Lilian Chandler, Walter Morphett, John Bennett, Albert Terry, Harry Kemp, William Jarris. Thos. Belting ham. Frank Prall. Standard lll.—Clan Chaatler. Lily Fry, Florence Saunders. ...

... the Rev. C. M. P. Heath officiating both there and at the grave:l. c. The mourners present were:—Mr. Alfred Terry, Mr. Albert Terry, Mr. Philip Terry and Mr. Charles Terry (sons), Mr. Arthur Graves and Mr. John Foad (sons-in-law). Floral tributes were ...

... M. Brand mid S. hneght were tendered very ereditabl. The contributors of Po. , to the programn.e were Mrs. B. Neve. Mrs Albert Terry, Mee,. F. flutds, B. Pack. ban; and W. Urann. Moo gave a' piano rola, Mr. Harold Payne, • solo, and Mr. Bram. • mandoline ...

... swing round from the back of the lorry and it knocked her down. She bad been unconscious for two or three minutes. Ernest Albert Terry, of Redhill, Surrey, said he was standing In Rlverhead Square and he saw a lorry come down the road with an Iron bar along ...

... against defendant, who was now fined £l, including costs in default, 14 days’imprisonment. —Defendant elected go to prison. Albert Terry (23), 4, Packer’e-lanc, was charged with similar offence on Juno sth.—He pleaded guilty.—P.C. Tully proved the case.—Defendant ...

... 5s. Mr. W. Wood, school attendance officer, gave evidence in both eases. the instance the East Griostead School Board, Albert Terry, of Aoh crab Wood, was, for a similar offence, fined 2j. 6J., or in default Beven days' imprison* ment. ...

... appeared in answer to summonses foe caus i ng an obstniction by standing on the footpath. In the cliss of Charles Carter (14), Albert Terry (16), George Moans (16), and George Jarett (14), given by P.C.'s Riches and Goulding, and the Bench fined Terry and Munns ...