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... INNKEEPER. His Lordship decided to take the case of Albert Terry, invkeeper, who is chargad with arson, at Lenham, to-morrow (Saturday) morning, Mr. O. F. Gill and Mr. A. Gill will prosecute, while Mr, H. F. Dickens, Q C., aud Mr. Hobler have been retained ...
... -_Xl;gn;vivmdm. perjury, West Malling. Joba Playford and Ed. Willmsa, saerilege, Dartford, Ernest Moon, sacrilege, Ryarsh. Albert Terry, arson, Lenham. Elizabeth Pearson, concealment of birth, Bearsbed, Frances Davis, concealment of birth, Becken TS vl.oni- ...
... CAR BRAKES WERE USELESS Driver blames sudden pull-up Kennetn Albert Terry, ot RHOsemary Close, Weeds Wood, Chatham, was fined £3 and given 14 days to pay, when he was sunimoned at Rochester on Friday. fur using his car with inefficient brakes. P.C. A ...
... Principal Registry of the Probate Division •: of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the • sth day of April 1918 by Albert Terry' of Birling Road Snodland, Farmer, and John - Terry of Miller's ' Farm Trotterscliffe in the said County, Farm Bailiff ...
... LENHAM. ALLEGED INCENDIARISM. —Before Mr, C. Whitehead, at the Bearsted Magistrates’ Clerk’s Offioe, Maidstone, on Monday, Albert Terry, the landlord of the Chequers Inn, Doddiogton, a native cf Loose, near Maidstone, and formerly carrying on business as ...
... defendant had allowed judgment to go by default. The plaintiff was a farm bailiff, of Uleomb. named Parks, and the defendant, Albert Terry. a baker. carrying on busineps at Lenham. Mr. Hansel!, barrister, appeared for the plaintiff, am' defendant was represented ...
... in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the sth day of April 1918 by Albert Terry of Birling Road Snodland, Farmer, and John Terry of • Miller's Farm Trotterscliffe in the said County, Farm Bailiff, the ...
... Road, Waldersiade, Chatham, discusses AFTER the birds have been e TFAYS some of their products with a customer. washed. Albert Terry, of Charing Heath, loads the trays on to a washer, - 'h.., P *1- - ; ITI Mu B - PR i ¥ Fo P i B ¥ % -4 “1 > o} 5 OO ' ...
... Dutton and Robert Chapman, journeymen bakers, were charged with wilfully damaging five windows, to the amount of 75., the of Albert Terry, baker, at Yalding, on the Bth mm who come from London, m.:',b’dth by prosecutor during the hop-picking season, on day ...
... Honey was granted bail in two sureties of £2O sach, g b iy AssavLT Casm,—Moore Kite, alias William Parker, was summoned by Albert Terry for assaulting him, Prosecutor said that he was walking by the Ship ynrJ when prisoner came,out, and strack him, using ...
... solicited. The Auction Office, Cranbrook. TO MILLERS AND OTHERS. LESHAM. KENT. TifESSBS. WINCH and SONS are in-tructeil by Mr Albert Terry to Sell by Auction, the lv>g ifesr HoUl. FRIDAY. Aeuil 10th. 1896, at Four o’clock, in one lot, the valuable FREEHOLD WIND ...
... Bligh. John Niles and /toted pleaded guilty to a charge of ssiltuily breaking five ranee of value 7s , tne property of Albert Terry, at - fabling. on Sunday last. The men were employed by the prosecutor, a grocer and baker, during the lop.picking. and ...