... 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 ...

... Mr. Brasier takes the phre of the Bev. A. W. Fleming ; and in that of Month Stoneham Mr. T. Mark takes the place of Mr. John Oster. who resign. In his favour, the nomination of Mr. Westlake being also withdrawn. NEWSPAPER 3fitrltrl s Norepoper Press ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... especially the white globe turnips grown by Mr. F. Wilton, J.P., of Thornhill, Bitterne, and t h e golden tankard mange! by Mr. John Oster, of Weetend. Mee. Longman, Hill, Southampton, was again sucessrful this year in taking prizes with Toogood'e mammoth long ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the famine,. and la taw reeved week ha as t h e —The in hand* of the to deal with, THE Dimmer COVICCIL At a of this then John Oster. J.P. (chairman, W. R. Omar J. E. A. Whim nannag. J. 1.. W. R. Vona B. Morns. J. Itollyar. J. Sowell. tan.. and W. J. and ...