... A. Draper; 3, G. Adams, sen; 4, Mrs. Hemsley ' (Torapsett’s Bank). Winter onions, 1, Jos. Hartfield; 2, J. Phillis; 3, Albert Terry; 4, C. Murrell. Spring Onions, 1, G. Adams, sen ; 2, George Diplock ; equal 3rds. William Hartfield, J. Phillis, G. Elmes ...

... 407. William Ives, 407. Leonard Hibllng, 406. Accomplished by the aid and activity of low forms of life, Willey, 4 ...

... in which Mr. Chandler alone was the plaintiff, but this was withdrawn. THE ASHL’RST WOOD SOCIAL CLUB. “Alfred Wood v. Albert Terry” was a claim for AT, money lent on I.O.U.—The plaintiff sued as secretary to the Ashnrst Wood Social Club and Institmte ...

... Sons, Auctioneers and Land Agents. Cranbrook. MILLERS ANDOrHKKS.—LENHAM, KENT. MESSES. WINCH & SONS Are instructed l»y Mr. Albert Terry TO SELL BY AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, or. THURSDAY, At'GUST 17tii at Three o'clock, in one lot, valuable FREEHOLD ...

... Edward Wilson; F. W. Stono; sth, Harry Payne. Mr. Dewdnky’s Cl\ss.— lst, Robert Cooke; 2nd. Jack Cooke; 3rd, James Akehurst, Albert Terry, and Voice. Miss Hobbs’ Class.—lst, Arthur Clark ; 2nd, Edward Head; 3rd, William Bussey. Miss Bickford’s Class. —Ist, ...

... stated had been previously convicted,was fined 20s. and 4s. costs. In default seven days' and fourteen days respectively.—Albert Terry, of Ashurst Wood, was fined ss. for not sending his child regularly to school, the child having been absent 23 times out ...