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... A LL hinds of Rorie and 2R Repaired by Albert Terry. 61. Gran , *ley- It., Wolverhampton. 'Twenty-eight years erre- At KT. Pleat'', Pool-street. ...
... ALL kinds of Horse Sharpened and Iteralred by Albert Terry, 50. Gra.lveley. a.. Wolverhampton. Twenty-slots years maps. at jr. Plant's, Pool.ateest. .25 WANTED. good Oar. sell lin) Pony (black). State Prim —Address.. .I 12. sad Star, Wolverhampton. ...
... LL kinds a Rome Clippers Sharpened and Repaired by Albert Terry. 50, Graieeley- M., Wolverhampton. Twenty-eight years' maw rims, at Mr. Planta. Poc•l-street. WANTED. Mores and Lorry to Hire VT by the day. or hour.—Parkin. MetwynAwd.. Wolverhampton. ate ...
... taking the bulbs, and Albert Terry handed the constable the shades. A policesergeant stated that he received five keys by post, addressed to the Patcham Police Station. All the lads pleaded guilty except Stanley Terry. Albert Terry stated he did not mean ...
... Maude* Tompeett. Bertram Goldsmith and Ernest Terry (In the Territorials), Thome Ball, Stanley Welehman, Frank Wr).cht, Albert Terry, Frank Etsell, Reginald Circuit, Edward Allohorn, Bertram &toter and Henry George Merchant (in Lord Kitchener's Army). ...
... 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 ...
... CfRAB® Time.—Wcuted, responsible Young Wcrocu to & foam Cbstunoe dubs among friends or offeroi Write fox paztsotalors, Albert Terry, Philip lane, Tottenham. remectfib'e Boy Wtanted, t; good {Kacamoc* roffafrad. Ptaa*kam, ot, OsaxSea Tbwn. » lad Wonted; ...
... Joseph Lewie, rag and bone merchants, were convicted of stealing carpet from the shop of Agnes Joseph, in New Cross-road. , Albert Terry, aged 10 acted the part of detective. He saw carp/t, place it in a cart and drive ff informed the proprietor Belton was ...
... PLUCKY, KENSINGTON BOY. Albert Terry, a schoolboy, of 218, Latimer Road, performed an act of gallantry in rescuing a boy named Elsey from a canal at Willesden Junction. Elsey, who had been bathing, got into difficulties, and had twice sunk and had become ...
... condition. and Harness. eheao.—lfidland purinituye Mons. Handsworth. 03 ALL kin& of Horse Clippers Sharpened and 21 Repaired by Albert Terry, 50, Graieeltyet., Wolverhampton. Twenty.eight years' ctn.. rienos at Mr. Planes, Pool-street. 1.25 _ _ WANTED. good ()niers ...
... ACCIDENT AT ORPINGTON. (11ILD A attacked occurred at fa puigtoo August. 14th, reeadtaig in artore injurierto Albert Terry, aged seven, whom paronts live in Kent-rcad, St. Mary Ora While Harry Hogg, of 14. Southotreet„ war driviat= burrs brewer's dray ...
... =ign and subecribe myself by my intended future name. WOLFE HEMBRY. Dated this 19th day of April, 1919. Witness: Henry Albert Terry THE QUEEN’'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. HACKNEY ROAD, BETHNAL GREEN, E. 2 Patron: HM. QUEEN ALEXANDRA. President: Brig.-Gen ...