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... convict said he had only got what he expected, and w as re- I moved from the bar. A Pill fob Advertising Quacks.—On Thursday John Oster-Bdd Ray, Wray, and William Anderson, rtapecLably dressed men, were arraigned on an indictment charging them with having ...
... T.HE OFFICER AND THE QUACKS. •'-tthe Central Criminal Coupon Thursday, John Oster- *.eld Wray alias Henery, and William Anderson, were indicted for sending a letter demauding money, with menaces, from Captain Clarke, of tbe 50th Ragiment of Foot. The ...
... 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 ...
... by the alum fuel addretof of the pertno the femur. BIRTHS I.ATILLI—Ou Wednesday, the riot of lebruar), at Weft the sae of John Oster. of a eon. BklhStElt.—Fehro.uy 17th, at MasLuutplaor. Kouthatnyton. the wile of Eduard Ikeretua'ter, Sur; It.N., of a daughter ...
... meeting of the Cattle Plague Committee was held at the Police station on Tuesday. Present Charles J. Qjoch. chairman; Kevds- John oster, W. K Burton; L. A. MAjendio. Esq.. C. B. Sperling. Esq , Mess.-s. John Eiey. Fonpeafield. Francis Whitlock, Great Yeldham ...
... 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 ...
... or A Stockproxer.—On Saturday an in- vest was held in the Whit-obapel road, on John oster, aged 71 years, formerly u stookbroker in the City, but receatl a potman in a public house. He bad given way to of and the death of one of his daughters appeared ...
... tohd of s*l. of the ln M,’ John Bourne district one had slamrhtered o the !i i“n f Mr' toto l , value o’f £3m lha. Mr. John oster district one had been slauehtemd tb « |uM '?!' n, .’* ki , K“. ...
... 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 ...
... of Mans- field Woodhouse, miller. — Mr. Ashley appeared with the flaintiff, and Mr. Foottit on behalf of thedefendant John 'oster.— The claim was for £17 195. 2d., being £15 balance of a joint promissory note of £50, and £2 19s. 2d interest — Mr. Foottit ...
... iil G, GaRMble, Wma. Itbeteon. ,, tisnsdi Rhodue. J. S. Tarpkinsen. Captain Farrir. JisrnEca F~ora. My. Goetviiri Louis, John~oster (Soigeuoni , John Ambler. Saint. 0, Gamnble. , Gee, Firth. Gee. Mytri. GoBen F. Peel. James lens]. ,,Jue. Foster, Jot] Iotn ...
... M.D. Friends will please ac- this intimation. On e 29th ult, at New-street, Ashford, Sarah, eldest daughter of the late John oster, of Ashford, aged On the 3rd inst, at Rochester, of diptheria, aged 5 years and 2 months, Charles Wilham Ross, the and youngest ...