... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... G CHARGE A tribute to Police Constable Hunt was paid at the Sussex Assizes on Monday, before Mr. Justice Branson, when Albert Terry, 34. carpenter, and Harold Wilson. 57, fireman, were charged with breaking and entering the house of William Charles Welfare ...

... E. Randall and Miss Goldsmith. THE LATE MR. A. TERRY—The funeral took place on Saturday at Tunbridge Wells Cemetery Mr. Albert Terry, who died on Thursday at the Pembury Hospital at the age of 85 years. Mr. Terry for the past 12 years, since the death ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... ind.tril VII. : Knight 425. Perry Bonen 423, Tom Broun 418, Willie Stand:oil VI.: Byron Cameron 423, J.imes Morg.in 423, Albert Terry 423, Ernest Funnel' 423, Fred Collins 422. .klatthew Willey 421, Mary Downey 417, Prry Stone 416, Bert De.in 414, im Car ...

... he had not consulted a doctor. By Mr. Harries: His nose bled a little before went oait on the morning in question. P.C. Albert Terry, East Sussex Constabulary, stationed at Rotherfleld, said that lie visited the spot and found some tracks, which showed ...

... motor-car at 12.40 a.m. on December 27th, Rotherfleld. Mr. Herbert Sprott, of Crowborough, appeared for the defence. P.C. Albert Terry, of Rotherfield, stated that 12.40 a.m. on December 27tb -he saw defendant driving a motor car in the direction of Rotherfield ...

... nothing to say except that he was not guilty, was committed far trial at the Quarter Sessions. ALLEGED CRUELTY A OELDINd. Albert Terry, a baker, was summoned the information of Inspector Jowett R.S.P.C.A., for cruelty to a gelding by causing the same to ...

... complainant usually caught a ’bus home as far the Bicycle Arms, and walked the rest of the wav, arriving about 7.40. P.C. Albert Terry stated that December 21st he saw defendant and told him of Ihe complaint. Defendant denied the allegation, and in the course ...

... 393, Sydney Fora: 392. viol Reginald Stevens 391. - _- Standard IV.—James lfforitan 415 atteatdaino-, Matthew Wil:ey 415. Albert Terry 415, Jos. Ralph 414. Harold Hogbeit 414. Ernest- Cheer) 411 Gonne Dottenll 412. Ernest Weller 411, Leonard Hfiline 411 ...