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... Bishop Waltham; CI and h c for the word bast, Mr. J. Pilling. Class 11.—t3 for the best fat heifer under three years, Mr. John Oster, West End ; tl for the second best, Mr. John Pilling ; Mr. W. C. Humphrys h c. Class 12.— PS for the beet fat cow, Mr. Tom ...
... rooms la district. Large yowl. Plenty of and towo's wider. Within 7 Mash's' oft railway stations and Canal Wbarf.—Apply, John Oster, Bride* Milk. Vasil* Town. LORD MILL HORBURY. saw M F two drained doom goad amid ram*, good sea close to railway Newt a ...
... J. Hobart. Eq. E. H. Pentber. Esq., q.c., I.P. John A. Seller. Esq. G. E. Briscoe Eyre, Esq. J.l. Travers, Esq., .I.P. John Oster. Esq. George Meares. C. Egerton Carer, EN. Wen. HkAman. - Esq . Decorations by Horsetnto TAIIG Early appllcatt..ns aru request ...
... merchant. At Woolf, on the net., Janet &awe , ,diet ut I used eb tt.l ..1 the kit newer, the Intl, we., youngrit uL the late John Oster, aged V: yew. At *Wilbourne, tit Albans. on the 191 0 , inst., lb. (dams, her stth leer. At 42 p Nan , Road. en 041 lath ...
... Cool Dealers, (*orris; sad Mann,. Monday next, December 1901, 109. Mr. JOSEPII O lAIEROADF. boo received inaructions Mr. John Oster. on amount or Sising to t. mRLL BY AUCTION, niftiest retrieve. Monday next, December Md. at steam. otaflord , draat. Cr ...
... re pea to Future Puriiehmeut in letter written t•i the Rev. bklward White is 1841. The letter ni.iy be found In Life of John }'oster.• eutbority for the reference to Dr. Blaney is of, l'isher's • History of the Church,' p. 61,4). Me Lord Mayor distributed ...
... College and Glasgow University, and for 13 years occupied the pastorate of Shep- Frdi&rm Chapel, Frome, in succession to John ‘oster, the essayist, and Dr Murch, the Venerable Jobn Sheppard, Foster's friewd and correspondent, )hw(hhh senior deacon. Dr Manning’s ...
... Mrs. (tome Odes, Mr. and Mrs. Ring, V,ase. Mr. end Mry. Seymour Hada., Mr. and Mrs. C. Lemport. Mr. John Oster and Miss K. Oster, Mr. John Oster. (en.. end Mi. 11. Oat., Mr. and Mrs. Could, Mr. reed Mi. Beriberi, Mr. S. Niehols and Mir M. Kowa, Mr ...
... To the P.Witor of the Hampshire Sir,—lot your Issue of the 2nd instant Mr, John Oster, of referring to the late Veatry Meeting at Pear Tree staled that the subject of increased ittilasge being left fur the to handle was good evidence there was not ...
... o 2 6 T. D. Lewis 010 0 „ T. Wallis . 1 I 0 „ 8. Ilactugliten, .. 1 0 0 „ R. J.P., , 0 10 MersChaa.l).Beeklord 1 0 Mr. John Oster _. 0 10 H. Atherley, J.P. 0 10 H. C. !lank'noon 0 10 liev. R. C. Callender 0 8 Mr. B. C. Tracey .. 0 10 C. Marett 010 ...
... to a by a eartetle the employment of,the defendants. Korn. Vernon and Imes, of Cheltenham, wore on Saturday sued by Mr. John Oster, of Barnet, for over two thousand pounds, the amount • sots. The mosey , had been paid to Messrs. Parker, of Bedford Bow ...
... adjournel general meeting of the members of this Club was held at the Dolphin Hotel on Monday, when the Vice-Pre.ident, Mr. John Oster, occupied the chair, and there were also present Admiral Murray Aynsley, the Rev. Canon Lee, and Messrs. E. 11. Liddell ...