... H. Thornton, silver breakfast cruet; Mr R, Malepeace, large ri set of vases and pair of hand-painted pictures; D Irsle Albert Terry, silver cruet; Mr and Mis S. se Jones, silver salts: Miss Jenny Milburn, pair of r- shoe horns; Mrs Cogs, set of jugs; ...

... Loten was fu elected the secretary. WI . _ __ __ __ ?? ._ ?? _ al THREATENING MR GLADSTONE. WI At Wandswortb, on Tuesday, Albert Terry, a painter, b3 was brought up for feloniously sending a letter to the nc Right Hon. W. B. Giadetone on the 8th inst. threaten ...

... eastern part of the city of Kingston, ?? on the evening of March 6. The land is owned by Terry Brothers, brick-maakers. Albert Terry, a member of the firm, had removed his family from the old Terry homestead on the property only four days ago. Large cracks ...

... The proceedings Ifwere very noisy. 3 t THREALTENING MR GLAD- STONE. At Wandsworth Police Court yesterday after- i rnoon, Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby's -lodging house in Hligh-street, Battersea, wase e brought up in the custody of Inspector ...

... for a week in dock, maut, aud water, is said to be £40,000. At Maidetone Assizes on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Alathew, Albert Terry, a publican, of Doddinctonu, Kent, was convicted of having set Pie to a windmill, his own property, at eonhiam, on December ...

... CHEQUE ASTRAY. Albert Cox, 25, a clerk, was charged at Maryle- bone, London, with stealing a cheque for £28 belonging to Albert Terry, a gentleman residing at 19, Hanover-terrace, Regent's Park. The cheque was put in a letter posted to Mr. G. H. Hyde, a ...

... Jiaggalty : Five shillings including mi costs, or five day s.-'he money wvas pawid. as qli s t At Kont Assiezs. yesterday, Albert Terry, as . farmer and publican, of Doddington, near Maid- as Y1 stone, was sentenced to four years' penal servitude th of for ...

... lHolwelI, a village in Dorsetehire, B reoently, in his 92nd year. Hewvas at Waterloo with the then 12th Light Dragoons. ,Albert Terry, who wvas found guilty of threaten- t ing to murder Mr. Gladstone, has been sentenced to twelve months' hard labour. eA ...

... Cites estentceml the prfsunen to seven yeas't a -peutsl servitude. ARHSON~ IN KlIINTr-At the Kent Assizes yes- I Itenlday Albert Terry, ai fitrmer, of Durrington, near 1 Nfaidstotie, was charged with wilfully setting tire to a Iflour aitil be~loogitig to ...

... meeting to take place at Regent's Hail, Oxfoid-circus. THREATENING MR. GLAI)STONE. At Wandsworth police-court yesterday, Albert Terry, a painter, living at Kirby's lodging-house in High-street, Battersea, was brought up in the custody of Inspector Shaw ...

... - was buried yesterday at Blacktroor, In Hampshire. At Wandsworth police court, London, yeater- day, a young man named Albert Terry was f committed for trial for sending a letter threatening 3 , to murder Mr. Gladstone. Mr. R N. Fowler, N P., was yesterday ...

... 2n Ito the Arms, Milton, frons Hannahl McPherson to John Fry; 1Bridge 01 from House Tavern, Somers-road, from John Albert Terry to Hens I ito Randall, otnd Hotel, Portland-terrace., from Elizabet al ?? to Hcus'y Carlisle; IThe Argyle, Qupen-street ...