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... Troubles never come singly Electrician Percy Albert Terry placed his ladder against a lamp-post in Palmerston Road West Hampstead. and climbed up to replace the lamp bulb. The lamp standard broke off two feet from the ground and Mr. Terry fell and grazed ...
... was married on Saturday. at St. Boniface's Church. Tooting, to Mr. Maurice Edward ferry, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terry, Hillingdonstreet. Camberwell. The bride's gown was of moire taffeta, worn with an orange blossom head-dress. She carried ...
... aantenowl to two year' trogeriecioriert at the Croydon Quarter dortoos Priday on el receiving stolen preperty lb Ronaki Albert Terry, $4. of no permanent who was found guilty of receiving property, Including a fur and raw clothing. which had been roles ...
... the Magistrate (Mr K. J. P. Barraclough) that he had feathered his own nest at the expense of the other fellow, Robert Albert Terry. a 47-year-old builder, of The Square, Peabody Estate. Hammersmith. was at West London on Friday fined £25 for receiving ...
... by the magistrate (Mr. K J. P. Barraclough) that he had 'feathered his on nest at the expense of a young fellow, Robert Albert Terry, 47. a builder, of The Square, Estate, Fulham Palace Road, was at Weal London lined £25 fur receiving II chlomium taps ...
... the Magistrate (Mr. K. J. P. Barraclough) that he had feathered his own nest at the expense of a young fellow, Robert Albert Terry. a 47-year-old builder, of The Square, Peabody Estate. Hammersmith, was fined f 25 for receiving 31 chromium taps and. ...
... from Victoria station Sentence of two years' imprison- Ment Was passed at Croydon Quarter SESSions on Friday on Ronald Albert Terry (34), brickiayer, having no fixed &ddress, who was convieted of receiv- Ing broperty stolen from houses at Sou_th Norwood ...
... three charges of re! ceiving property_ stolen from houses at South Norwood, Upper Norwood and Whitstable. He was Ronald Albert Terry (aged 34), bricklayer, no address given. The jury, on the Recorder's direction, found Terry not guilty op two charges of ...
... and Mr. M. G. Mann. DUKES 9 . Among the families waiting in an agony of uncertainty at London Airport were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terry. the parents of passenger Mr. Don Terry. They had travelled from their home at Portslade, near Brighton, Sussex. to meet ...
... been employed by Britiph Railways for a year. The motorman in charge of the 7.19 a.m. train from ltayes Charing Cross—Mr. Albert Terry of :lades Green—said that as he approached Catford Bridge he saw a man about 50 or yards ahead standing in 'the 4-feet ...
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... was married on Saturday, at St. Boniface's Church, Tooting, to Mr. Maurice Edward Terry, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terry, Hillingdonstreet, Camberwell. | The bride's gown was of moire taffeta, worn with an orange blossom head-dress. She carried ...