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... 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 ...
... Rev. Mark Cooper, ol Southampton, sets forth a petition if the Rev. W. D. Harrison, of South Stoneham, and Francis Ray and John Oster, churchwardens, showed that the parish had greatly increased, particularly that portion of it situated near the Bishopstoke ...
... 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 ...
... the Forest P and Mr. Fletcher replied yes but the best core land bad, no doubt, been taken for the growth of timber. Mr. John Oster agreed that the best use which could be made of some kinds of land was to plant it with firs, that a great deal of success ...
... /adeprodent dice, Southampton. WANTED, for two hours every morning, a GOVERNESS to teach young children.—Apply to Mrs. John Oster. West End. AND GUARDIANS. Wanted, a respectable youth as out-door apprentice in an and cabinet maker's estebliehatent, where ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... day te-nont Ise. The President (W. Warner, Esq.) occupied the chair, and there were also present Messrs. Willie's Geier, John Oster, Spooner, J. Blundell, F. J. Blundell, Suttee, eiao Lease, Stubbt, Withers, John Withers, James Warner, Hopkins, Walter ...
... Ellyett, W. F. Studer Smith, A. h. Thorudiks, Joe. Hill, E. K. Stars, Moody, Marling, Chaplin, Down:saw John., Palmer, Purhia, John Oster, Ac. The Right Hoe. W. F. Cowper-Temple, who was moat heartily zveeired by all prawn said he was very mace obliged to se ...
... 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 ...
... noway Hellyar Fiord, EN A., William Wildsah Foord, EN , Botleigts=e L. 0. Fox. req., Broughton Sir F. R. Goldemid, Bart. John Oster, EN., Wickham W. 11. Costs, Eve, Belsoir Hours, Farkas) O. H. Game, Ea ,inalowe, Alliagtos, Hants W. K Godley , E.g., Roomy ...