... 11 ROM L4INT LONDON 'airs. BAIMMIPTed • • .' CU! JoinAldiolhorres, • 2 •.. • , rErmg J..unnon.Aboonp. . • . vrretim John. ?OSTER re. Jobs, Netherton. Worooeter, tailor and doper. batter. LILLY WHITE Rooms, FURMAN bailie,. • ROBERTS William, Warrvostr•stv ...

... following persons were summoned tor non-payment of rates the instance of T J Morfatt:—Rev W. F. De Cobain, S win fleet; John oster, Reedness; Henry Harrison, Reedness; John Uraves, farmer, Reedness; John Bramhiil labourer, Whitgift; William Mawson, farmer ...

... and the dealers should fortify thetmelves with a written guarantee, unless they wished to be held liable. Before Meows John Ost'er and George Scott. A NEIGHBOURS' ROW. Albert Crane and Richard Sykes, labourers, answered summonses for assaults upon Mrs ...

... hour lost ktween the receipt of the pit-note and the certificate being btained from the inspector.—Mr Wm. Dyson and Mr John ?oster having been called to show that there was no intenlon of breaking the letter of the law, although it actually Us broken ...

... plaintiff is a corn dealer at Soutb Cave; and the defendant, who is aa ,kcOuntant at Hull, was trustee of the estate of John oster, a obankrupt with whom the plaintiff had hai aealings, and the questiouto be decidoe waswbether the plaintiff or the trustee ...

... second. The second race was atso won by the Casey, the Petrel (J. N. Hamilton, jun), beinlg second, and J~i (F. Good), third. John Oster, employed by the Hull Dock Company, wras yoking a horse and cart on the north side of Queen s Dock, on TEceaday, when the ...

... i 250 0. to W. RL. King, Esq ,3eterley-road . 525! 0 0 O he: MO Engliah htsq -High-street- .. a25 .0 0O' the Mrs- John -'oster Br:nswik.terrace, be Sprirng-bank. 25 O00 -of' Rev.Richd.,Waldo ib M or tinghan ?? ?? . 2 0 0 pi A Beverley. Friend, per ...