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... sustained iin'ur'o3 resulted his death at V fl General Hospital few hour? A blind man and his wifo and had narrow escape. «if Albert Terry, of fixed Harris (19). (Mon). wore committed i° Southend-on-Sea boat, which was valued at ** Sunday, May 10th. They were ...
... three charges of re! ceiving property_ stolen from houses at South Norwood, Upper Norwood and Whitstable. He was Ronald Albert Terry (aged 34), bricklayer, no address given. The jury, on the Recorder's direction, found Terry not guilty op two charges of ...
... Mrs. John Terry, wife of Mr. John Terry, of Braybrooke-road, Desborough, ui leaving this week to see her son, Pte. Fred Albert Terry, a prisoner of war, who is now in Switzerland. A native of Desborough, be attended the Council School, and was afterwards ...
... unconscious, and brought him to the Old Pier. Efforts at resuscitation were, however, of no avail. BATHER DROWNED CORNWALL. Mr Albert Terry Satterford, of Chelverton Road, Putney, London, was drowmed, while bathing Trevoni Bay, near Padstow, Cornwall. yesterday ...
... condition. Consultation is now being held between Admiralty and police officials. TEIRRATERING MR. GLADzTONR. Thui morning Albert Terry, charged with threatening, in a letter, to murder Mr. Gladstone, was found guilty, and sentence was deferred. ...
... and Mr. M. G. Mann. DUKES 9 . Among the families waiting in an agony of uncertainty at London Airport were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terry. the parents of passenger Mr. Don Terry. They had travelled from their home at Portslade, near Brighton, Sussex. to meet ...
... Threatening the Prime Kiniater. On Thursday, Albert Terry, 19, painter, was charged with having, on the 13th April, and on various other dates previously, maliciously sent a certain letter, threatening to kifi and slay the Hight Hon. Win. liwart Gladstone—Mr ...
... Margate Rescues. Rescued a few days ago while drifting helplessly in cockle boat through heavy seas off Margate, William Albert Terry, ship’s cook, and Jeannette Harris, cl Newbridge, Mon., were yesterday Southend tommitted for trial a charge of stealing ...
... lights were ; James Fegan, 7s. fid.; Edward Charles Sampson, Batch mere. 10s.; Frank Owen Kenny, R.A.F«, 10s.; George Albert Terry, R.N., Ws.; John Clarke, R.A.F., 7s. fid.; Harold Tootle, R.A.F., 55.; and Michael Sheehan, Boxgrove. 10*. ...
... the horse had corn. —P.C. Curling also supported the Inspector’s statements, and fine of lUs. and costs was inflicted. Albert Terry and William Potter pleaded guilty to causing to be worked and working mare whilst in an unfit condition, on June 15th.— ...
... YOUR YEARS FOR ARSON. Albert Terry, publican, at Doddington, Kent, charged at Maidstone Aesizes, before Mr. Justice Mathew, with feloniously setting fire to a windmill of his own at Lanham on December 23 last with intent to defraud. Mr. C. Gill and Mr ...
... shop for betting purposes; John Carroll was summoned for assisting; and Francis Waring, Alfred Illingworth, Clement Hales, Albert Terry, and Thomas Thurston were summoned for aiding and abetting. On the case being called, Mr. Callis, for the defence of the ...