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... Peter's chapel, Mr. John Clarke, currier, of St. Clement's, to Mrs. Sarah Barrett, of St. Augustine's. Tuesday last, the Rev. John ?oster, rector of Foxearth, Essex, to Elizabeth Gecrgina, eldest (laughter ofthe Rev. William N. Audreys, rector of Chilton, Suffolk ...
... Middlesex, Paperhonjrer and House Decorator, trading as Thomas Ward, then trading Thomas Ward,'' copartnership with John Oster,at Saint Margaret's jßank, Rochester, Kent, under the firm and style of T. Ward and Company, as Tea and Tobacco Dealers ...
... 0 Tufnell, Esq 5 5 0 2 2 0 J. Bentley, Esq Jo 10 0 ti, p t\ H- ••; \ 5 ° Edward Warner, Esq, M.P 10 10 0 o 2 0 Ihe Rey. John *oster 5 5 0 110 Captain Pelly 50 0 T T 0 Mrs. Wm. Foster 55 0 110 R. Perry, E^ ?? 10 10 0 Contributions will be received at the ...
... meeting of the Cattle Plague Committee was held at the Police station on Tuesday. Present Charles J. Qjoch. chairman; Kevds- John oster, W. K Burton; L. A. MAjendio. Esq.. C. B. Sperling. Esq , Mess.-s. John Eiey. Fonpeafield. Francis Whitlock, Great Yeldham ...
... Crew wit► furiously driving ou road, on the 30th ult. Defendant pleaded guilty. and was ordered to pay t►e expenses, 11f. John Oster (16), of limy street, was obarg.l by Mahal* Rome (13), of the same street, wilh &sensitive her on Tharaday, 6th June, by ...
... Waldeu Hospital. HENRY DIXON, Esq., Dorwards Hall, Witham WILLIAM SANDLE, Esq., J.P., Park Hall, Great Bardfield. Rev. JOHN _*OSTER, ?? Foxearlh, Sudbury, Suffolk. E. COOK, Esq., Great Henny, near Sudbury. CAUTION.— Mr. Laurance begs to Caution the Public ...
... his b; ..,, br e. • ejon MISCELLANEOUS. Relied, should the rettresentativn of a decent man be tEliraboth Oster. wife of John Oster, mother of the two servants beieeeng to the prestdency in which the intention, also his (the noble lord.) to obtain ' Mr ...
... night strayed on to the road, there being no gate to prevent them. Defendant was fined 5/ and costa 11/. Dansggstotate.—John Oster, labourer, Soathery, was charged by p.c. Lewin with being drank on the highway on 22nd ult., and was fined 5/ and costs ...
... formerly of Wisbeeh, in his 714 year. On the 2nd inst., at her residence, Town Clot*, Norwich, Susanna, relict of the late John Oster. Fs+. In her 92nd year. Railway On the Lynn, lied Printed by Peopriebote the Lynn Oompaay sad at th• Mose PA, e ke* I ...
... for their maintenance. Frederick Croft, manufacturer, Bute-street, was charged with having, on the let October, assaulted John Oster, landlord of the Great Northern Inn, Bute-street. There was a cross summons charging Oiler with having assaulted Croft.—Mr ...
... Bowies am= peddled, and he wee supported by Kr. Keen, K.P„ az Alfred !adroit, Major llankass, Rev N. IL U. Wahiawa, sad Kern. John Oster, T. Wiliam' C= l, : ri . Evans Lambe, 8. pippin gs& B. B. Collier, N. Ivey. C. amend, Wright. It J. H. revery, T. Gould ...
... charged with keeping his home open pro. 'Abdul Nov. Zind.—P..c. said that at .boot 0.20 p.m Ise mer emu— David Lincole, John Oster, AUred Johnson, and C 1. De.milb—enter the back way Um White He followed them, and them drlnkl The defeudeat was Liumln ...