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... Retired Lodge. Vale: T. Spain, Milton Cottage; E. Perry, 4, Cavendish Street; J. Hake, 99, Ring Street; and J. Kelly, 8, Albert Terries. Treasurer, G. Burgess, Esq., Queen Street; Clerks. Mesas. M. Land C. Daniel, Effingham ; Surveyor, Mr. G. M. Hinds, 87 ...
... at Rye, the wile ot Mr. George 4 • asegt. My V. at the wife of William I. of C May 1 ff. at Plymouth. the wile it Mr. Albert Terry, of & V. it It Idniss. the et Milam a • Mr it SO MN at WO Orey, MA.. lame , Mat el Chrlat Omsk Mg. it a Jam I. at Aebler4 ...
... 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 ...
... Stephenson bail was granted for Ainisour.—At the same sitting, Moore Kite, 614011 Wlilieen Parker, was summoned for assaulting Albert Terry, at Maiiistoee. on Thursday last. .The affair arose out of a horse transaction, the deiendent, not, relishing the fact ...
... William, aged 10, but did not appear. Fined 28. 6d., or three days' hard labour. Moore Kite was charged with assaulting Albert Terry. Prisoner had brought • horse from Talding it order that Mr. Terry might examine it and perhaps buy it, but Mr. Terry did ...
... were also short, Miss Dawson stated that the scales had becn brought into the shop by mistake.—Fined £2 and 10s. costs, Albert Terry, baker, of Lenham, was similarly ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... verdict for full amount claimed. Mr Stenning i‘l:'lnuud that he should probably apply for a new trial. Robert Chapman v. Albert Terry.—Plaintiff, a baker, employed by the defendant, a grocer and baker, of Yalding, claimed £1 13s for twelve days’ work. Mr ...
... rho plaintiff came home so drunk that he could not work.—His Honour found a verdict for the def. n lent. John Dutton v. Albert Terry was • similar case, the plaintiff being the fellow workman of the plaintiff in the last case. He claimed Al Ft.. 81. The ...
... ‘immnppuhended at Sevenoaks by P.C. Hunt. The Bench sentenced the prisoner to one month's hard labour. ForTuxaTE BoYs.—Albert Terry and John Tm, aged | and 13 respectively, were placed in the , and denlbd that on the pnvbu-ornhfi, at abouhno'elock.bew ...