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... DEATH DUE TO HEAD INJURIES The inquest on 17-year-old Brian Albert Terry, 5. Murrayavenue, Newhaven, who was fatally injured In a road accident on Saturday last week, was opened at Brighton on Friday by the Coroner CMr. Ronald Webb) and adjourned until ...
... 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 ...
... ADJOURNED. Albert Terry, Paddock Wood, was charged with cruelty to a mare by causing it to be worked in an unfit state, at Tollbridge, on the 6th February —Mr. E. Elvy Robb, on behalf of the defendant, asked for an adjournment of the case, which the ...
... of Kotherlield, was summoned for using cycle without front or rear lights rear red reflector 11.30 on November 23rd P.C. Albert Terry slated the facts and defendant was liued 10s. ...
... 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). ...
... 636. Not elected: Henry Farrell, 5. Symbister-road, 612; Frederick Cuthbert Barstow, 15, St. Peter's-road. 579•, Charles Albert Terry. /Linton), Bonfield Way. 426. ...
... Lawry bilk N7ICTORIA lIIESTAIINANT Warr lhassres.— J. SZAOILII, Paslmes& sad Cesfeetiower. No. II Tssreese Taxman (late Albert Terry Hove.) Wedding broaches', bride robes Maser% rods, ball appal *miss. &a. loos. Ws podillasa. ime, jellied', soaps obi ...
... FOUR YEARS FOE ARSON. At the Kent Alleluia, on Monday, Albert Terry. farmer an I publican, of Doddington, near Maidatom., was sentenc ad to four years' penal servitude for *et' ing fire to a flour mill belonging to him with intent to defraud so insurance ...
... A SOCIAL CLUB DISPUTE Edward Brooks v. Albert Terry” was claim for IT. money lent on I.O.U.—Mr. Beldham appeared for plaintiff, who su**d ns secretary to the Ashurst Wood Social Club ami Institute.—Defendant admitted owing tho money, but said the committee ...
... VERY EXCITED OR DRUNK. ALBERT TERRY admitted being drank and disorderly at East September 11th.—P.C. Tappenden said that about three p.m. he was at the police station where a sale was being conducted of goods seized for non-payment under the Vaccination ...
... attention of Mr. W. %MAUI' Shaw and other Magistrates at th.• Arundel County Beach last week, it being alleged aga.mst Albert Terry, f Westergste, that on the I: , th March, at Baruham, be did expose for ea', ' , nail that was not of the prescribed shape ...
... Homewood, of Rotherfield, was summoned for being drunk and incapable on the highway at Rotherfield December 25th, 1929. P.C. Albert Terry stated that at five minutes to one on Christmas Day it was reported to him that defendant was lying me crown of the road ...