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... A. S. Thorodike, on Monday. It seemed that Mews. Permenterand Onillanme. architects. of this town, were employed by Mr. John Oster, of West aid, to superintend the erection of some buildings for him, Mr. Toogood being the builder. On the account, amounting ...
... Daabwood. Eq. - E. Herbert Jobs Hither, Req. - loam Blake bk • H. K. Rabies, George Garnett, Laq. William Aldridge, Leg. John Oster, Esq. WYllem iliaiman, Win Hickman, Medi Timm EN- Jamas IL Winn.trarwin, Henry Joseph Bonham, Esq. Jeremiah Woodrow, Elm ...
... also pretent the %',e-l'hairman, Mr. H. H. L. Major- Gement Lewis, ('apt. Andrew. its., Capt. H. P. Huthen, and Messrs. John Oster, W. H. Chapman, P. Warren, G. Lain.. W. Orton, E. Carey, G. tailor, W.II. Gulliver. H. Kovell. E. litnklieed, W. lisle, ...
... rate condition.—Mr. Z. Warren, St. Mark's-road. BoutharhEton. 'DOR SALE, TWO COWS, with Calves at side. —Thomas Young, Mr. John Oster, Wert End, near South. awn.----- GOATS.—MILCH GOATS—also MALE—for SALE. —J. Adams. Upper Common fate, Southampton. (in ...
... —lii. Mt. Onellp Sod. Mrs. Longman ; highly Mt. Lenny ; commended, Mr. . Blundell. Bill Fem. Golden tankard maga—lit. L. John Oster, Wrstend end. Mr. Snell ; higtly Mr. F. Blundell cum=ended. Kn. I Ind. Mr. Winn. ; highly nom . mended. Mrs. Persnly.—Psiae ...
... Andrew, R.N Major-General Lewis, Major H. P. Buchan, 2nd s.a.e., and Messrs. Geo. Payne, hider, H. Score'', W. Dandle, John Oster, W. Owton. E. T. Kinkead, P. Warren, and W. IL Gulliver. Tie Boys' EDUCATION.—The Vice-Chairman read a letter from the Local ...
... Stoneham having intl. matod that no adjourned vestry meeting in connection with the parish would be bold on Thursday_ evening, John Oster. John Child, ll Child. F Ray, t Elliott. John Wolff. Q Deere, Fray, C Moolend, W Stabbington, Jesse Poore, F Bind , Haskell ...
... exceeding 15 bands high, calculated to not lelo than 12 Mons.-It, £l5, Hr. Henry Barnes. Heath Rouse, Andover ; 2nd, AS, Mr. John Oster, West End, Southampton. 57.—For the best mare or gelding, not exceeding 14 hands bigh.-Ist, ; 2nd, .1;5.—N0 coinpetition ...
... keeping their eyes open right and left they mold never see what they oonsidered half a crop of roots, or even that. Ns. John Oster proposed t h e health of the competit. re. I aemplimenting thorn for the excellent exhibition of do, and strongly urging ...
... minutes. wheel It wa- round there were two minute boots owe which the Vine bad taken ay., with him. Tisel:lain:tau : Mr. John Oster, shwa mid at the last yew,. committee was appointed to draw up a Petition to the Boohoo the lights In the church. which ...
... 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. - • ...