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... Master Eric Budd, the Hisses Gladys and Marjory Pocoek, tho Misses Ada and Norah Ewons, Mr. Sims, Miss Lilian and Master Albert Terry, and Miss Laney. PLAYING WITH MATCHES. (M RICK FIRED. ...
... 46 p.m.; Wednesday, 1.5 ctn., 1.11 p.m. Parlors. The following have been as ticket porters at the Cannon-road ear park: Albert Terry, of No. 1, Zion-passage, West Cliff; Albert George Catil, No. 11, Townley. street; Blake, No. L Laurel. cottaces, Chdtor ...
... appliances; and Col. Unix, old linen. Gifts of silver paper have been received from: Mrs. RUSSELL, Miss LILIAN and Master ALBERT TERRY. Mrs. A. B. COLLINS, and Mrs. J. ROBINSON. ...
... Miss Mary Sykes, toys and books. Gifts “silver pap®*”’ have received from the following;—Mr. Page, Miss Lily and Master Albert Terry, Master Leslie Pennicott. The Misses Barbara and Dorothy Fogden, Mr. Lane, Miss F. Clarke. Mr. Staples, Mies Dinah Topp ...
... appliances; and Col. Little, old linen. Gifts of silver paper have been received from: Mrs. Russell, Miss Lilian and Master Albert Terry, Mrs. A. B. Coluns, and Mrs. J. Robinson. ...
... Master Erie Budd, tbo Misses Gladys and Marjory Pocock, tbo Misme Ada and Norah Ewens, Mr. Sims, Mks Lilian and Master Albert Terry, and Mies Lamy. ...
... held on Monday, when there were present Alderman Arthur Finn and C. E. Baas. with Councillors W. 'I. White (deputy mayor), Albert Terry, J. T. Goble, T. W. Marshall, C. Paine, T. Stanley, A. Burgess, F. Turk. H. Snitchers. H. J. Blacklocks, E. E. Harmer, ...
... Chili were greatly annweinhil. The prersowyt the .4 6, • Tba Lydd Ringer-.' and coupled with toast, the names Captain Mr. Albert Terry., who suitably re.nunded. hiring stewch Cantsin MQII4 atatrd had very valuable old leas. hut it really n. two he honed ...
... compromise and a hollow peace in the powerful movement towards a concordat which was taking place. Drowned. —On Sunday the body Albert Terry Jackson, of 3, Stafford Terrace, Castle Street, was taken out of the River Rennet, near Fohney Street. had missing since ...
... labonmr. Etona eonrictions. wan ernteocod to iIM) wl for drank and dwadady, t St. prsoona midnmkt. Before Sbepherd «nd K. T. Albert Terry, led. wlw» hed tamied tke corner of Hi3i-*reet end Wee* vitboot nn*u»f b» bell. knocked doweei men. wee fined So. end Se ...
... Mary ?re Maittieb wife of Ronald Profit. figadal. On at S. Teenlay-street. Rawiagate. to Kaylurk (Rae White). title of Albert Terry. tho gift of a son (Martin (irahamws). • protium for Paul. lairama—On March at Ramsg.ite Hospital. to Lily May DarHoch ...
... it.—P.C. Curlin{bnu corroborative evidence.— Fined 10s. and the costs 125., or seven days, ‘ ~ CRUELTY TO A GELDING. “ Albert Terry,” baker, was charged with cruelty to a gelding bz cansing it to be worked at \E‘f‘“ ng on t ':kluhfz‘iuGi'“d W‘mif,: 'otter ...