... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... charge of A manslaughter. ( THE OFFICER AN% THE QUACKS. J ATTEMPTED EXTORTION. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday, John Oster- eld Wray alias Henery, and William Anderson, were ndieted for sending a letter demanding money, with c menaces, from Captain ...

... convict said he had only got what he expected, and w as re- I moved from the bar. A Pill fob Advertising Quacks.—On Thursday John Oster-Bdd Ray, Wray, and William Anderson, rtapecLably dressed men, were arraigned on an indictment charging them with having ...

... T.HE OFFICER AND THE QUACKS. •'-tthe Central Criminal Coupon Thursday, John Oster- *.eld Wray alias Henery, and William Anderson, were indicted for sending a letter demauding money, with menaces, from Captain Clarke, of tbe 50th Ragiment of Foot. The ...