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... causeway a so with assaulting P.o. li -'2, and discharged pay - mentof s. each. \;r. 13. H. Cockayne defended. tJa.uors Guar —John oster was charged with his servant throngu the p .blic streets while she was ering scarlet fever. The Town Cle.k Mr. .lohnson ...
... io the bouse. Doceoeedaod Whyaallmigbt ha ouDlde ten minutes or quarter of an hour. Witnees went to tbe door, and found John Oster dragging deceased towards Deceased was taken lot) tbe boo*e, and became very sick. Witness aeksd bun If be would allow him ...
... of Mans- field Woodhouse, miller. — Mr. Ashley appeared with the flaintiff, and Mr. Foottit on behalf of thedefendant John 'oster.— The claim was for £17 195. 2d., being £15 balance of a joint promissory note of £50, and £2 19s. 2d interest — Mr. Foottit ...
... ACCIDENTAL DEATII AT BUNNY.-011 Monday ISAI, an inquest was held by C. Swann,Esq.,at the Red Lion,Costock, touching the death of John oster Newman, • lad ten yeses of age ' son of Samuel Newman, labourer, Costock. It ap, peered that the deceased was in the employment ...
... correspondent has forwarded to us a copy of the Standard and Diggers' News (Johannesburg) of April 15th, which records that John * oster, the original cause of the Edgar tragedy P d Webb-Dodd emeutes, was buried on Thursday in the Braamfontein Cemetery, almost ...
... tbe the of per Plaintiff ition 16s it 16s 8d till it wv the afterwards kept till in sum The Bench order for £2 lOd Cask-John ost’er Edward Hotel i for breach of contract Plaintiff b- ostler in 14 24th nit him ff the said plaintiff definite the b -ent Verdict ...