... last, and know Mr. Bredly eighteen or twenty years; I am a car- penter, and live in Bradly's-court; I know a man named John o-ster, who lives opposite to me in the court; Foster's house is detached ; on Saturday, the 14th August, Mr. Bradly sent for me ...

... hour lost ktween the receipt of the pit-note and the certificate being btained from the inspector.—Mr Wm. Dyson and Mr John ?oster having been called to show that there was no intenlon of breaking the letter of the law, although it actually Us broken ...

... Secretary George Young; Deacon Janies Stewart; Junior Deacon—Wmiam dale ; Senior Grand Stewarf-Goorga . Junior Grand Steward —John !• oster , Master—James R. Tod. „ Woman Dsad.— Ye»terd»y ~ .bounty & »» ; t When found she mas in » kneell 1 '' 1 her bedside, ...

... Bean- nd, joiners and builders, had deposited a jock of new er of window sashes and window frames, made fora to Messrs. John oster and Son, and had the Gremen been a little later } getting to the place the destruction of property ould no doubt have been ...

... 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 ...

... dtaggeons Mloney Speculabion. gtsacanteed by Government, wrl1 rbeid freon app n. enlosing a stamped direoted in envelope, to John oster, 15sQ,, 10, Northumberland-street, lng Strand, Londen, w.a. 6denl in, ?? OARD.]~ ~ '~?.CULVERWELL'S MONTHLY Du PROFESBIONA]5 ...

... therefore give judgment for plaintiff. Ann Gibbs v. William Green, 9s. 5d., for bread aud flour. In month. Thomas Howes v. John oster. An action to recover possession of a tenement —Defendant said his reason for not leaving was that he could find no other ...

... i 250 0. to W. RL. King, Esq ,3eterley-road . 525! 0 0 O he: MO Engliah htsq -High-street- .. a25 .0 0O' the Mrs- John -'oster Br:nswik.terrace, be Sprirng-bank. 25 O00 -of' Rev.Richd.,Waldo ib M or tinghan ?? ?? . 2 0 0 pi A Beverley. Friend, per ...

... SPORTS, Friday, JF'September 20th, 186_1. Sailingstaddrowingrmatches, MA for various prizes, amounting to upwards of £50. JOHN OSTER, Hon. See. A j, He FlA EN UP, about a month since, a white faced EWE mis, TA'and LAMB.-The owner can have them returned ...

... fourpenny bit for the beer. He aftenserds paid two three-penny bits for other beer. One of the pieces dame, had a hole in it. John Oster said: lam a police-eonstable at Poole. saw the prisoner about half-past five o'clock on the morning o f the 7th September ...

... of man who have comnpleted the term of Conw service. Only two deaths occurredadring the wlole, of 8 of the asi .Wshi Mr. John oster, an aged gentleman, uncel of Mr. F4 JosephlFester, M.P. for Walsall, on Friday after-, apt noon preoipitated, himself from ...

... 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 ...