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... 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 ...
... Pratt „ William Clift „ Charles Purrott Henry Daniel „ Wm. Saul Cecil Dixon „ James Softly „ Thos. Faith „ John J. Trask „ John Oster I Wm. Fow le Fredk. A. Hawker The Queens proclamation having been lead by the Clerk of the Peace (Mr. T. H. Earl), the Chairman ...
... the Dolphin Hotel, Motley, on Monday, when In the absence of the President (Lute Henry Scott, the chair was taken by Mr. John Oster, vice-president, and there were also present Mesas. James Withers, C. E. Carey, F. Willem, P. Kilpatrick, 0..1. Gould, M ...
... an interesting paper upon Ensilage was read by Mr. Frank Willan, of Bitterne. There was not a numeroun attendance. Mr. John Oster preoided, and there were also present Capt. Andrew, R.N., Mr. S. Macnaghten, 0.w., Capt. Bucknell, Messrs. Y. Willan, E ...
... BOTLEY AND SOUTH HANTS FARMERS' CLUB. A meeting of this club was held at the Dulphin Hotel, Botley, on Monday, when Mr. John Oster presided, end there were also present ?desire. A. Spooner. A. Warner, J. Blundell, T. Purchase, P. Kilpatrick, Camel:we ...
... Address, P.S. Oren, Southampton. TURIrk'ORSALE.—About One Thousand good TURVES, at 4e. per hundred In place.—By letter only. John Oster, Wert Batt. near Southampton. BRICKS BRICKS ! BRICKS ! !—A large quantity FOR SALS, best sod thirds, on nit .t Mottlstont ...
... To the P.Witor of the Hampshire Sir,—lot your Issue of the 2nd instant Mr, John Oster, of referring to the late Veatry Meeting at Pear Tree staled that the subject of increased ittilasge being left fur the to handle was good evidence there was not ...
... 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 ...
... J. Hobart. Eq. E. H. Pentber. Esq., q.c., I.P. John A. Seller. Esq. G. E. Briscoe Eyre, Esq. J.l. Travers, Esq., .I.P. John Oster. Esq. George Meares. C. Egerton Carer, EN. Wen. HkAman. - Esq . Decorations by Horsetnto TAIIG Early appllcatt..ns aru request ...
... WANTED—not over forty ; married ; one who knows something of water meadows prehried ; cottage and garden close to work.—John Oster. West Ent. Haar Southampton. in the Office of the Uterk to the VV Guardiaiis. Southampton. a CLERK who moat be • good writer ...
... Southampton Unice. The Highway bard afterwards met, the chief busionsi being the election of Chairman. Mr. Thomas Warner sod Mr. John Oster were both proposed for the odke, hot on division, the lot ter that his views in regard to ttu change in the aurreyorship ...
... undertook to with Miss Holden with the view of their Ming cat dome, or at lent pollarded to 15ft. or Mt above the reed- John Oster Without any litigation sane• Hoard, having dismayed or or two ether Matters of minor public importance, *dimmed. AND FINEMANTLF ...