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... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the Rev. 11. C. Douglas. Philip Stanley, math non of the late John of Munwell-hill, to Helen, nerond daughter of the late Albert Terry, of Melbourne, Auntralia. DEATHS. Sinuous. -On December 30th, at 21, Ranclagh. road. Ealing, Frederick French. Meltdown ...
... shop. Subioneentle he saw the risoner• in • cert. followed stopped them. He found in the cart. and gave the wen into e u .—Albert Terry, 10. of Briant 'civet. New mid he otw 400 prisonens outside shop. Lewis put the usrpet in the tort —Remanded. ...
... THCR•4DAY.—Refors Dr. H. Hetky lin the chair), Councillor J. 0. Pekoe, Dr. T. Jackeat, and Mr. J. W. Gardiner. NO CRUELTY. Albert Terry Mt of Viindmillroad, Croy. don, was charged on remand with erneltY to! a horse by working it in an unfit state. and Mr ...
... CAMBERWELL CYCLE FATALITY Wyatt held ni at Camberwell Mr G op Al west on the bed: of 49. alworth a widow, lately living at Albert Terry, a of Temple-st., Southwark. stated that he was cycling along the bet weeen seven and eight miles an hour, when he standing ...
... carpet from a shop ia New Cross road. The prisoners were brought to justice by the action of ten-years-old schoolboy. named Albert Terry. Seeing Lewis take the carpet and carry it to Helton's cart, informed the manager. The latter ran out. and seised the reins ...
... A Warsilig to Waterfalls. Albert Terry, 3, Alpine-street. Both.r-hithe, was summated for leasing motor car unattended without taking steps to prcv-nt the car being started in his absence, at Highstreet, Bromley, on March tlth. P.c. 603 P said the motor ...
... was conducted at the Croydon Union Offices , on Saturday evening, by the Borough Coroner (Dr. T. Jackson. Deceased was Albert Terry, a bane slaushgerer, aged 33. The widow. Was. Alice Mabd Terry, of 82, Make, said deceased * was employed by Messrs. Harrison ...
... constable came op and took charge of her. By the Coroner : The rider of the machine was thrown to the groood bllkthe impact Albert Terry, a warebotamth, of Ton* a rest, Southwark, stated that be was cycling elope the All aty road, bolween seven and eight miles ...