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... takes by Mr. W. Warner, who wee supported by W. W. B. Beach, Em., Rev. .1. Y. Les, Nosh, Cmt. Beet (Freshets), and titaness. John Oster, A. 1.. Hooper, seat. and jeer.. W. C. Spooner, T. Warner, W. Tocgood, C. Barfoot, J. D. Beetled, Jams. Wean, Jebn Withers ...
... potatoes also. The prisoner wet apprehended about a fortnight afterwards, and it was proved by Mr. Powell, bailiff to Mr. John Oster, that prisoner wee not, and never hat been, in his employ, and that the day in (mention he did tot send • waggon load of ...
... was a most pleasant and harmonious one. BOTLEY AND SOUTH HANTS FARMERS' CLUB. TM. club met on Monday at Motley, when Mr. John Oster took the chair in the absence of Mr. William Warner, president. The attendance included Meseta W. Smith (West Aid), W. C ...
... labourer, was charged with being on certain premises at West End for an unlawful purpose.—Joseph • carter in the employ of Mr. John Oster, Bieck Fank said on Sunday morning he caught sight • nen going ywl, and saw the prisoner going up to two coats which were ...
... Lewis, Brambridge ; Mr. W. Smith, West End ; Mr. G. Young, Ashey, LW. ; Mr. F. Sparks, ' Felthani ; Mr. Waters, Abshot ; Mr. John Oster, West End ; Mr. Bailey, Whithedwood ; Mr. W. C. Spooner ; and Mr. J. Young, of Apse Farm, She/Alin, LW. TICHBORNE CONFERENCE ...
... Friend, William Gale, Rev. John H. Gardiner, Sir J. B. W. S., 'Trustees of Gartner, J. C. Gatm, Caleb H., Hams. of Oster, John Oster, W. B. Michehnersh 1,512 1,896 Hambledon 8,843 10,768 Burley 464 446 Upper Clatford 6:N 1,016 AMoM's Ann 415 400 Pylewell ...
... Boyt William Parsons John Chdlingworth Alfred Rowden Samuel Clark I George Taylor Charles H. P. Courtney Christmas Waterman John Oster Nathaniel G. Willcox Richard Hetherington I John Joseph Wilms° Franals C. Hill Henry Wooldridge William Hutton George Wyatt ...
... and Mr. Crofton. 10s. for the heft shaped long rd mantel wurzel—Mr..f. 10s. foe the Ni best shaped orange globe ditto—Mr. John Oster. Commended—Mr. Jeffery. ss. for the six best shaped long yellow ditto—Mr. H. B. Leggett. Commended—Mr. Merchant. 10e. for ...
... Commander Loney, a. N., Major• General Lewis, Captain T. H. Martin, R.N., Colonel Ward, and Mears. C. Crew, R. R. L Reeman, John Oster, G. Payne, Chapman, Carey, Orton, R. Scovell, Sellars, Hannay, and Bai le The y. kairatanship, rotes Thanks, dk.-The Clerk ...
... present the Rev. W. S. Preach, Colonel Ward, Major-General Lewis, Commander Loney, ILN., and Messrs. G. Payne, C. Crew, John Oster, W. H. Chapman, J. White, W. Owton, &may, and R. Scovell. Iststargs.—The Muter (Mr. A. J. Brown) reported that there were ...
... under Zd. a GIRL, about II or 15, to make useful ; ; personal hamvi , . must he pont • • two other servants kept.—Mrs. John Oster, Black West End, near Soot isantot.•n. A PPIZEXTICE Wanted to the Writing, Grainlog. P ae. ; modende prensium.—Apply, in ...
... 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. - • ...