... or A Stockproxer.—On Saturday an in- vest was held in the Whit-obapel road, on John oster, aged 71 years, formerly u stookbroker in the City, but receatl a potman in a public house. He bad given way to of and the death of one of his daughters appeared ...

... M.D. Friends will please ac- this intimation. On e 29th ult, at New-street, Ashford, Sarah, eldest daughter of the late John oster, of Ashford, aged On the 3rd inst, at Rochester, of diptheria, aged 5 years and 2 months, Charles Wilham Ross, the and youngest ...

... BIRTHS, NARRUGEB, it DFATIIB. iIIATER.—May at lhad, war Southampton, the wife f John Oster, ~ of • dasighlor. SNOWDEN.— y 16th , Cottage, Woolettio, Soutti• the wife of J. B. 0. • sun. MACK INNON.—Way 111 b, at Northfield. Ryde, hie of WWI% be wife of ...

... HYMNS adapted to the SERVICES the CHURCH of ENGLAND. By the Rev. W.J.Hall. With Accompanying Tunes, selected and arranged John ?oster. Gentleman of her Majesty's Chapels Royal, Vicar Cho:al of Westminster Abbey, and formerly Organist of St. Andi ew's, W ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...