... eommisdon oSnL f SehofieW, fete of C^harnT'^t^of^sfcS ?? Jsckaon, kto of j Lower Crnnrpsalf near^ ManchS yam pnnter uuTdyer. John^oster^asK hS of Liverpool hoensed victualler. Edward BrXell w l/,Si!f2L «■* ?? lien? Petition dimmed.— John Bradbhry, formerly ...

... lordship took his seat2 on the ?? ten o'eloek. this morning, 'aad' proceeded .,to. pass sentendeiapdn tho ?? priseners:-John;'.oster, burglafy, and bieakin''into a warehouse,'afterhaving been previously convicted;o f felony. transportation for llfe.- obeit ...

... case, the next Assizes. The BENCH committed the prisoner for trial at MONDAY, Jaw. 12. Present—George Relph, Esq Coat. John ost’er, was charged with having stolen an overcoat, the pro Shields. on the 19th inst. rty of Mr. Wm. Richardson, of Wethera! The ...

... will be received in aid thereof:— Rev. John Smith, Incumbent of Golden Hill; Rev. J. H. Gofiln, Curate of Kidsgrove Mr. John Oster, sen., Ditto, Mr. Joseph Tomkya, sen Ditto, Mr. Thomas H. Bagnall:Ditto, Mr. G. H. Stelfox, Ditto, Mr. John Chariest/orib ...

... ministry at Kidsgrove. Testimonials from Mrs. Kiunersly and Miss Rionersly ' , will also at the same time be presented to Mr. John Oster, churchwarden ; and to Mr. Mason, organist. Smith Child, Esq., M.P., Rev. J. Casebow Barrett, and many of the neighbouring ...

... James Graham, Da bie, 240; ‘Thomas Bel” Tor Hill, 45 R obert Armstrong, Street House, 140; George Carruthers, Lo 615; John ‘oster, Annan, 12; M. Steel, Rockliff, 12; John Mundell, Craig House, 160; Wiitliam Armstrong, Penton, 18; William Stobert, Brampton ...

... Yoltuitaiily that he had wilfully set tire to the pretniees. stantit.opie Mr. Greenaway was frcm home at the time of the oat- John Oster. from Mar I'M Victor. se Mee- break. He said the prisoner had been with Lim twelve i vie, s from dingspo e. Witcr this p ...

... of man who have comnpleted the term of Conw service. Only two deaths occurredadring the wlole, of 8 of the asi .Wshi Mr. John oster, an aged gentleman, uncel of Mr. F4 JosephlFester, M.P. for Walsall, on Friday after-, apt noon preoipitated, himself from ...

... SPORTS, Friday, JF'September 20th, 186_1. Sailingstaddrowingrmatches, MA for various prizes, amounting to upwards of £50. JOHN OSTER, Hon. See. A j, He FlA EN UP, about a month since, a white faced EWE mis, TA'and LAMB.-The owner can have them returned ...

... terminated as follows :—William Weir 2nd r (lst prize), of bowls ; J. Howe (2 ), pair of bowls ; J. Little (3rd prize), 5s. ; John ‘oster, 3a. $d. ; ley, 3s. ; and five others, Is. 6d. each. There was a large attendance of spectators, and the in excellent condition ...

... dtaggeons Mloney Speculabion. gtsacanteed by Government, wrl1 rbeid freon app n. enlosing a stamped direoted in envelope, to John oster, 15sQ,, 10, Northumberland-street, lng Strand, Londen, w.a. 6denl in, ?? OARD.]~ ~ '~?.CULVERWELL'S MONTHLY Du PROFESBIONA]5 ...

... moneuy epecretation, Ituaranteed by G~overnment, wrill be sent free on eppilealion, enclosing a stamped direrted envelopo, to John~oster, Xsq., 8, Craigs -court, Checlng erono. Londeon, S.W.8 o TRIOE'S PATENT CANDLE . COMPANY, LIMITED. COLD MEDAL AT TIIX PARIS ...