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... 20ra. prim presented by Mr. 0. Purrott, each unsuccessful oora- I petitor to receive First. J. Pearce, ploughman to Mr. John Oster. finishing at 13h. 40m. ; Joseph White, ploughman to I Mr. J. Blundell, highly commended. Ben Hopkins (Mr. O. Kent). 1211 ...
... heaviest parsnips—Mr. GUlildUllte. 10s. for the four heaviest rabliars—Mr. P. Witten, ; 25. ed. for second lost ditto, Mr. John Oster. ss. for the six best and heaviest potatoes. for household parpnses—Mr. J. J 0 Hodges. for the best isilleetion—Mr. - • ...
... Bible School held 04 Wed..hay. at Rood. The part, hermit about h.. The Children rode to AMI Luke waggon* lent by Mr. John Oster, of Moo, and the other by Mr. A. Prey, ot date! Lyndhurot ILSE • yeasl=t er timo. At . and eat o w o . ' , erek the eetm ...
... HAMPTON. PISTCY fIEASIONB--Ilowner. Before Mr. H. D. Phillips (in the chair), end Lieut.- Col. Verney. A Dawoimoos Erreannurr. John Oster (14), labourer, of Weet Bedford, was charged with unlawfully and maliciously causing an obstruction on the NO of the South- ...
... Pratt „ William Clift „ Charles Purrott Henry Daniel „ Wm. Saul Cecil Dixon „ James Softly „ Thos. Faith „ John J. Trask „ John Oster I Wm. Fow le Fredk. A. Hawker The Queens proclamation having been lead by the Clerk of the Peace (Mr. T. H. Earl), the Chairman ...
... having effected s marked improvement in the singing of the Choir bove. PLEASANT SUSDAY AFTERNOONS FOR THE PROPLE.—Th® Rev. John Oster, thenew Pastor of Kent Road Congrega” tional Church, Southses, will be the speaker at the above Popular Services at Fuiler’s ...
... undertook to with Miss Holden with the view of their Ming cat dome, or at lent pollarded to 15ft. or Mt above the reed- John Oster Without any litigation sane• Hoard, having dismayed or or two ether Matters of minor public importance, *dimmed. AND FINEMANTLF ...
... the Forest P and Mr. Fletcher replied yes but the best core land bad, no doubt, been taken for the growth of timber. Mr. John Oster agreed that the best use which could be made of some kinds of land was to plant it with firs, that a great deal of success ...
... Ellyett, W. F. Studer Smith, A. h. Thorudiks, Joe. Hill, E. K. Stars, Moody, Marling, Chaplin, Down:saw John., Palmer, Purhia, John Oster, Ac. The Right Hoe. W. F. Cowper-Temple, who was moat heartily zveeired by all prawn said he was very mace obliged to se ...
... CORN RETCHNS AND MARS. Mr. John Oster, who had given notice of motion in reference to Corn Returns, reminded the meeting this was a subject that had already been discussed there, and urged that with the commutation of tithes all heartburn, should have ...
... AITANTED, NURSE, 22 to 30, infant and child V of three ; medic:woman ; references ; ; Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, 11 to 12. John Oster, Black House, Weetend, Sonthempton. WASTED, a N ERSE dIiLD, by a respectable Widow who hm Dme.—Address. 11W.. 2 ANTED, a ...
... and Mr. Crofton. 10s. for the heft shaped long rd mantel wurzel—Mr..f. 10s. foe the Ni best shaped orange globe ditto—Mr. John Oster. Commended—Mr. Jeffery. ss. for the six best shaped long yellow ditto—Mr. H. B. Leggett. Commended—Mr. Merchant. 10e. for ...