... Comper was fined ).5 in each case and costs, or £ll 8. in all: and the other defendanis were each fined £1 and 6s. l ‘osts —Albert Terry, who was summoned for being drunk and disorder!y on September 11th, was fined 58, and costs 6s. P.C. Tarpenden proved the ...

... convent taken at about the same time (see left) THESE two photographs were kindly lent us by Mrs Terry wife of Mr Walter Albert Terry who died on 15th April Perhaps some of his former colleagues can put names to the faces in the Fire Station photograph ...

... COTTAGE LOAVES BANNED. Albert Terry, bread baker, carrying on business at Westergate, appeared before the magis trates at the Arundel County Petty Sessions Mondayfor unlawfully selling, or exposing for sale, loaves bread not in one shape oven bottom loaves ...

... COTTAGE LOAVES BANNED. Albert Terry, a bread baker, carrying on business at Westergate, appeared before the magistrates at the Arundel County Petty Sessions on Monday for unlawfully selling, or exposing for sale, loaves of bread not in one shape oven ...

... FOOTBALL ON THE HIGHWAY. ISAAC ELLIS, ALBERT TERRY, and VAUGHAN, lads, Nohaven, were for pLying football on highway to the annoyance of passengers at Nowbavta on the May.—P.C. staled fauts.— Vaughan, who did not appear, was fined 2 . and ether defendants ...

... Trussler proved the case, and defendant who denied ownership, was fined zos. and ordered to pay £2 its. costs. Two lionthe for Albert Terry, 24gape St r eet, Bognor, was charged with being found on enclosed premises at Bognor for an unlawful purpose.--3diss Annie ...

... wr on« aide the road. Questioned by defendant. _ witneg had no idea of sp«* defendant tarry, which was behind Wl°ia«Lm Albert Terry. Portatade. said that h* stop bla lorry, kx* the oi» o~i then up the road. He thenJWJ* oH. Wltne» thought h swic.ouA * ...

... TEE NEW BREAD ORDER. Albert Terry, of Westergate, was summoned on the new Bread (Miler for estassion bread fnr rale at Bambara, that was sot of the prescribed shape. P.c. Woodley stated that he a lad in defendant - . employ deliver a loaf of bread, known ...

... Jessie Steers (Diggory). Nita Cobby, Dorothy Dengste, and Mildied Andrews. Employed by onto dairy company, a boy named Albert Terry. stole a can of milk which had been left by another dairyman at a doorway in Hove-villas. Another milk carrier saw the ...

... the chair). Captain J. A. H. Rintoa. R. Wingate. B. J. Wood. and W. Baldwin, Biqa. UNSCPPORTED BY VETERINARY TESTIMONY. Albert Terry, baker. Paddock Wood. was charged with cruelty to a gelding, by causing tie same to be worked when is an gait date, at ...

... and Master Ronald Cooper. Master William Records, Mies Ball, Master Bernard Neale, Mr. Horaphry, Miss Lilian and Master Albert Terry, Miss E. Miller. and Anon. YOUNG PEOPLE AS TOURING CYCLE THIEVES ...

... case, in which Mr. Chandler alone was the plaintiff, but this was withdrawn. THE ASHCURT WOOD BOCIAL CLUB. Alfred Wood v. Albert Terry was a claim for XI, money lent on I.O.U.—The plaintiff sued as secretary to the Ashurst Wood Social Club and Inetitinte ...