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... takes by Mr. W. Warner, who wee supported by W. W. B. Beach, Em., Rev. .1. Y. Les, Nosh, Cmt. Beet (Freshets), and titaness. John Oster, A. 1.. Hooper, seat. and jeer.. W. C. Spooner, T. Warner, W. Tocgood, C. Barfoot, J. D. Beetled, Jams. Wean, Jebn Withers ...
... /adeprodent dice, Southampton. WANTED, for two hours every morning, a GOVERNESS to teach young children.—Apply to Mrs. John Oster. West End. AND GUARDIANS. Wanted, a respectable youth as out-door apprentice in an and cabinet maker's estebliehatent, where ...
... Boyt William Parsons John Chdlingworth Alfred Rowden Samuel Clark I George Taylor Charles H. P. Courtney Christmas Waterman John Oster Nathaniel G. Willcox Richard Hetherington I John Joseph Wilms° Franals C. Hill Henry Wooldridge William Hutton George Wyatt ...
... A. S. Thorodike, on Monday. It seemed that Mews. Permenterand Onillanme. architects. of this town, were employed by Mr. John Oster, of West aid, to superintend the erection of some buildings for him, Mr. Toogood being the builder. On the account, amounting ...
... Daabwood. Eq. - E. Herbert Jobs Hither, Req. - loam Blake bk • H. K. Rabies, George Garnett, Laq. William Aldridge, Leg. John Oster, Esq. WYllem iliaiman, Win Hickman, Medi Timm EN- Jamas IL Winn.trarwin, Henry Joseph Bonham, Esq. Jeremiah Woodrow, Elm ...
... keeping their eyes open right and left they mold never see what they oonsidered half a crop of roots, or even that. Ns. John Oster proposed t h e health of the competit. re. I aemplimenting thorn for the excellent exhibition of do, and strongly urging ...
... Ellyett, W. F. Studer Smith, A. h. Thorudiks, Joe. Hill, E. K. Stars, Moody, Marling, Chaplin, Down:saw John., Palmer, Purhia, John Oster, Ac. The Right Hoe. W. F. Cowper-Temple, who was moat heartily zveeired by all prawn said he was very mace obliged to se ...
... the Forest P and Mr. Fletcher replied yes but the best core land bad, no doubt, been taken for the growth of timber. Mr. John Oster agreed that the best use which could be made of some kinds of land was to plant it with firs, that a great deal of success ...
... and Mr. Crofton. 10s. for the heft shaped long rd mantel wurzel—Mr..f. 10s. foe the Ni best shaped orange globe ditto—Mr. John Oster. Commended—Mr. Jeffery. ss. for the six best shaped long yellow ditto—Mr. H. B. Leggett. Commended—Mr. Merchant. 10e. for ...
... was a most pleasant and harmonious one. BOTLEY AND SOUTH HANTS FARMERS' CLUB. TM. club met on Monday at Motley, when Mr. John Oster took the chair in the absence of Mr. William Warner, president. The attendance included Meseta W. Smith (West Aid), W. C ...
... day te-nont Ise. The President (W. Warner, Esq.) occupied the chair, and there were also present Messrs. Willie's Geier, John Oster, Spooner, J. Blundell, F. J. Blundell, Suttee, eiao Lease, Stubbt, Withers, John Withers, James Warner, Hopkins, Walter ...
... Lewis, Brambridge ; Mr. W. Smith, West End ; Mr. G. Young, Ashey, LW. ; Mr. F. Sparks, ' Felthani ; Mr. Waters, Abshot ; Mr. John Oster, West End ; Mr. Bailey, Whithedwood ; Mr. W. C. Spooner ; and Mr. J. Young, of Apse Farm, She/Alin, LW. TICHBORNE CONFERENCE ...