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... commended for dragons, any colour; Mr. C. Parsons won two prizes with his Homing Antwerps (any variety), as did also Mr. Frank Osmond in the same class. Mr. H. Dunman, Troytown, was sumo§ ful in the Antwerp class. ALTERATIONS AT THE POST-OFFICE.—The alterations ...
... commanded for •Iragous, &by colour ; Mr. C. Par•ons won two prises with his Homing Autwerps (any variety), as did ale., Mr. Frank Osmond in the same deal. Mr. H. Daala&a, rreytJWa, Was SUOceS•ful in the Antwerp . _ AT THR POST - OrNICE—Thel alterstime which ...
... 4a, James Yallop. Class 120.-Mules, goldfinch-Ist. 12a. R. J. G. Duggna, Plymouth; 2nd, Ba, Jamas Catohpols; 3rd, 4a, Frank Osmond, Dorchester. Class 121.—Any other variety (canary or mule)—lst 12a, Jamea Catohpole; 2nd, Ba, J. H. Thaoktey; 3rd, 4a, ...
... Dorchester ; b.c., Miss Warrington. Dorchester; and C. Parsons. CAGE BIRDS. OPEN CLASSES. Chow 120.—Mu1es. goldfinch-3rd. So., Frank Osmond. D,rchess•r. . . . birds. other variety—V.h.c.. Dyke and James Mat s Dorchester. Class 129.—Foreign birds, any other variety ...
... ster ; h.e., Warringtoo, Dorchester; ant C. Pal sons. CAGE BIRDS. OPEN CLASSES. CI als 120.—Mu03, goldficc'.-3rd, 41., Frank Osmond, D .rehester. _ CI a; 1213.—Braish birds, env oth)r Wdlt an Dyke awl James Mist, Dorchester. Cl Lss 129.—Foreign birds ...
... Parson., Dorchester; Miss Warrington, Dorchester ; and C. CAGE BIRDS. OPEN CLASSES. Class 120.—Mules, goldfinch-3rd, 4c, Frank Osmond, D .rchastxr. Mss 126.—British birds, any other variety—V.h.c., Dyke and James Guist, Dorchester. Class 129.—Foreign birds ...
... Revill, Taunton. Tumblers, any other variety, cock hen—lst, J. C. Lamacraft, Exeter. Dragons, blue or silver, cock—lst, Frank Osmond, Dorchester ; 3rd, T. R, Sutton, Dorchester. Dragons, white, cock—2nd, R. T. Harris, Exeter 3rd, E. M. Shouler, Exeter ...
... only discovered at six o'clock, when the bell was rung for dinner. The attendant under whose charge he had been placed, Frank Osmond, being unable to discover anything of his whereabouts, messengers were promptly dispatched to Dorchester the police, to ...
... and each wore a geld bangle, the gift of the bridegroom. The groomsmen were Mr. L. Poorer, Mr. S. Heppell,. the Messrs. Frank, Osmond, Alan Hicks, end Mr. Clarence Hurst. —The chancel had been decorated by Mrs. Money, and fully repaid the labour expended ...
... match, and each wore a gold bangle. the sif of the bridegroom. The groomsmen were Mr. L. Poseur, Mr. S. Heppsl, the Meow. Frank, Osmond, and Alan Hicks, and Mr. Clarence Hurst. The chancel h.d been decorated by Mrs. Moony, assisted by Miss Cohhti. ll , with ...
... pest two years has clerk to this company, has acoepted the secretaryship of C 0. and Co's Steamboat', Weymouth. Mr. Frank Osmond has appointed in hie pleas, and Mr. Walter E. Groves bee been *pp anted to the poet of collector. CIAR.—It will be remembered ...
... past two years has been clerk to this company, has accepted the secretaryship of Owens and Co's Steamboats, Weymouth. Mr. Frank Osmond has been appointed in his place, and Mr. Walter E. Groves has ben appointed to the post of collector. FORDINGTON WORKINU ...