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... music during the afternoon’s pr ceedings. At the of fireworks, under the able Green to witness a displa F management of Mr John ‘oster, but owing to the night being very light the fireworks were not seen to the best Save the advantaze. During the display ...
... Taylor, Coarles Vereker, Thom-s 'ownsted, Hon R Taylor, Coarles Kiag, Owen Wyrne., Jobn Waller, Hon Thomas Foster, Rt Hen John #oster, Arthur Frenchb, Rigb:r ‘Hon Henry Geattan, Hamilion G orges, howas Gold, Hans Huwilton, Eiward Hwrdman, Francis Herdy ...
... advanp tageonx money speculation, guaranteed Government, be cent Free application, enclosing stamped directed envelops, John oster, Esq., 8, Craig’s Court, Charing Cross. London, S.W. No. 34, BT. PETEH’B BTBEET, OAHTBBBXTBT. the above desirable FREEHOLD ...
... Richard Burrows, Gent.—On the Ist inst. 59, Mr. Samuel Smi ier, Wood-gate -On the th-street—On the 3rd inst. aged 76, Mr. John ‘oster, inst. 80, Sarah, widow of Mr. Abraham Moira- On the Ist at Thorpe Acre, aged 56, Matthew ...
... and Belfast Rail- way Company, for improvements in fire bars for steam boiler and other furnaces. Dated January 8, 1859.—John oster, of Lancaster, corn merchant, for certain improve- ments in machin d rovin: ery or apparatus called spinning frames > hi ...
... R. Shepherd and W. Moulton, with 10 assentors. Mr. Thomu Snelson, butcher, Willow-street, by Messrs. John Kennerley and John Oster, with 10 assentors. _ . . There are no withdrawals in this Ward, there. fore a contest will take place. SOUTH WARD. Mr. ...
... t money nlation, guaranteed by Governmen é be sent Free on application, enclosing a stamped directe: eavelope, to ion, JOHN 'OSTER, £sq., 8, Craig’s Court, Charivg MMEDIATE CASH ADVANOES on Farm and Trade Stocks, Furniture, &c., in town cr country, without ...
... 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 ...
... William Harland, sup. Epworth.—Smith Birch. Retford.—Charles T. Coulbeck, and James R. Parkinson. Market Austerbury and John oster. Brigg.—Frederick G. Wallis and William Hayton. Wtnterton.— Theophilus and A. A. Birche- Bkidlincton. —Jacob Wilson and ...
... 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 ...
... advantageous money speculation, guaranteed by Government, will be seat Pree on a peation, enclosing a directed envelope, to John ‘oster, Ei Court, Charing Cross, London, 5. NCE AND \HE ROCHD ALE ADVA COMPANY LIMITED. -ACKER-STREET, off Yorkshire- street. ADVANCES ...
... was taxable, and imposed a five of 10s and 9s costs. RAILWAY Ann Reed, 52, widow, of Down St. Mary, was sum- moned by Hen John ‘oster, a detective officer of the London and South-Western Railway Company, for trespassing upon the Company’s line at Copplestone ...