... ADVENTURES IN BOAT At Southend on Tuesday, William Albert Terry, 31, ship's cook, Jcanette Harries, 19, of Ashheld Road Newbridge. Mon., were charged remand with stealing cutter-rigged cockle boat, value Robinson, waterman. Koresford Road, Southend. Terry ...

... treasurer. PETTY SESSION. FEBRUARY 28. Before It. P. Barrett-Lennard. A. W. Kerly, and G. K. Curtis, Esqrs. Joseph Barker and Albert Terry pleaded guilty stealing 101b. lead and ilb. composite, value 15*., Luke Ribbard, Chad•.veil St. Mary.—The articles were ...

... was reported to the police as missing. There was a sequel to the affair at Southend Petty Session Tuesday, when William Albert Terry, 31, ship's cook, no fixed abode, and Jeanette Harries, 19, of Ashfield Koad, Newbridge, Monmouth, were charged with stealing ...

... Warley Company. Brentwood Petty Session. Yesterday. A number motoring charges are reported under a separate heading. —Albert .Terry, coach driver, Highfield Gardens, Little Thurrock, for not having proper lights on a motor car, was fined £I.—Victor Wiles ...

... ef thelanuioru o'. the Sutton Arms.—Application granted. Keta.il Licence at W'estcliff. Mr. Cox applied.-on behali John Albert Terry, wine Melr**te Huu»e. liamlwt court-roau, ior a iicecce.to Sell beer re-an athi ...

... man with four children. —Pris- was bound over probation for two years. SOLDIERS FED UP. Leonard Ezard, 22, and George Albert Terry, 22, soddiers, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering dwelling-house Charles Henry Savage, at Shenfield, between April ...

... —Refused.— Alfred S. Wire applied for a grocer's licence for the Sutton-road Stores.—Refused. ••Soon Swim in Beer. —John Albert Terry, Hamlet Court-road, applied for beer, wine, and spirit licence. —Mr. W. E. Davey, who opposed, among others, said they ...