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... to his duty to receive money on behalf of the firm Wit. identified the produced, which Ginn SO the prisoner to ci.liver.—Albert Terry, a porter, in the employ of Messrs. Thrift, said on Wednesday he we. engaged in liadiog up a van in the yard in George-street ...
... reosive money on behalf of the firm. Witness identified the case produced, which was one given to the prisoner to deliver.—Albert Terry, a porter, in the employ of Messrs. Thrift, said on Wednesday he was engaged in loading up a van in the yard in George ...
... eight was failing and he wore glasses. Deceased attributed his illness partly to the accident and partly to rheumatism. Albert Terry, • shunter, residing at 219, Glenoester-road, described how he was at West Croydor Station on the 19th when a from Louden ...
... sight was failing and he wore glasses. Deceased attributed his illness partly to the maiden% and partly to rieetunatiem. Albert Terry, a shunter, residing at 219, Giou• caster-road, described he was at West Croydon Station on the 19.11 when a train from ...
... was conducted at the Croydon Union Offices , on Saturday evening, by the Borough Coroner (Dr. T. Jackson. Deceased was Albert Terry, a bane slaushgerer, aged 33. The widow. Was. Alice Mabd Terry, of 82, Make, said deceased * was employed by Messrs. Harrison ...
... contended that the sores were not on the animal's feet before he took him out. — A fine of 10s., and 4s. 6d. costs was imposed.—Albert Terry, 40, of Windmillroad, Croydon, was charged with cruelty to a bay mare on Wednesday afternoon.— A police witness who saw ...
... THURSDAY' Rehire Dr. H. Hetley (in the chair Councillor J. 0. Pelton, Dr. T. Jackson, and Mr. J. W. Gardiner. To EXERCISE CARE.—Albert Terry, 40, of Windmill-road, Croydon, was charged on remand with cruelty to a horse by working it whilst in an unfit state, and ...
... autratcaoe. It appeared that an arrangement kad now been arrived at. and an ordar for El a week wan . greated. with /2 Is Albert Terry. the as a timekeeper at the Grosvenor Hotel. Victoria. ...
... Arthur Sabin, Joan French, Paull Ohick, Winifred Norton. Madge Fuller. Catherine Peckham, Mona Jeffery. Walter Gunner, Albert Terry, Dorling. Winnie Rouse, Charles Burnell. Theory of Music Junior Honours; Mildred Hollands. Junior: Mary , Richardson. Kathleen ...
... and Kalbleen Hopkins Clu-s). Miss D. Smith; Hilda (Ist Cluss). Tuche; Marjorie Hull (Ist Miss D. Powell. Junior Section: Albert, Terry Class/. 'lll.B Crafter; Mona Durling (Ist Classi. Miss Kari, . uveparatiry Se,tiou: Stanley Hooper (Ist Cla:s), James Bush ...
... Leslie Wright. Violet Cooper. Gertrude /hooker, Mildred Boddington, Joyce Morton, Gladys Mason, Granville Heasnian. and Albert Terry. ...
... Dane Road. 4-8/16 MARGATE. cenral: bed-brkst: 16/-: rime accomodation.—Finlay. 71. Road. 6-8/16 MARGATE (Westriew. 17. Albert Terries). Rea halt: lovely view. Board-residence. 45/, Near all amusements 64/11 PENZANCE, Beautifully situated own produce: terms ...