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... present the Rev. W. S. Preach, Colonel Ward, Major-General Lewis, Commander Loney, ILN., and Messrs. G. Payne, C. Crew, John Oster, W. H. Chapman, J. White, W. Owton, &may, and R. Scovell. Iststargs.—The Muter (Mr. A. J. Brown) reported that there were ...
... this most advantageous moi;*y speculaf.'. ...
... causeway a so with assaulting P.o. li -'2, and discharged pay - mentof s. each. \;r. 13. H. Cockayne defended. tJa.uors Guar —John oster was charged with his servant throngu the p .blic streets while she was ering scarlet fever. The Town Cle.k Mr. .lohnson ...
... William Harland, sup. Epworth.—Smith Birch. Retford.—Charles T. Coulbeck, and James R. Parkinson. Market Austerbury and John oster. Brigg.—Frederick G. Wallis and William Hayton. Wtnterton.— Theophilus and A. A. Birche- Bkidlincton. —Jacob Wilson and ...
... under Zd. a GIRL, about II or 15, to make useful ; ; personal hamvi , . must he pont • • two other servants kept.—Mrs. John Oster, Black West End, near Soot isantot.•n. A PPIZEXTICE Wanted to the Writing, Grainlog. P ae. ; modende prensium.—Apply, in ...
... money speculation, guaranteed by Government, will be sent Free on application, enclosing e stamped directed envelope, to JoHN ‘osTER, Esq., 8, Craio’» “ourt, Charing Cross Lendon 8S.W. ...
... heaviest parsnips—Mr. GUlildUllte. 10s. for the four heaviest rabliars—Mr. P. Witten, ; 25. ed. for second lost ditto, Mr. John Oster. ss. for the six best and heaviest potatoes. for household parpnses—Mr. J. J 0 Hodges. for the best isilleetion—Mr. - • ...
... 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 ...
... Bro Henry Marshall gave “The Army Navy and Reserve Forees” Bro Sutcliffe in good style sang Hearts of Oak” followed by Bro John Oster-field who gave “The Charge of Light Brigade” The Chairman this stage of the proceedings read a letter apology from hon member ...
... and Family” National Anthem Bro “The Army Navy and Reserve Foroes” Bro Sutoliffe in good style Hearts of Oak” followed Bro John Oster-field gave Charge of the Light stage the proceedings letter of hon member Bro Bnrlnraux absent from sickness secretary ...
... Dr. Onshore (Ernsworth), and Messrs. A. Stead,. W. O. Purobase„ and G. Fluder- Smith (Romsey),G. R. Bountiff (rotton), John Oster (W es t End), R. Spencer, B. Throp. and Armstrong (Shirley). J. Davie (Salisbury), W. It. Neave and J. Ridley (Fordridge) ...
... Chairman (Mr. Waro. presided, and there were also present Capt. T. H. M. Martin, as, Capt. ell. and Mesas. W. g• Chapman, John Oster, Derrick, tovell, and was read Mr. Beresford Tiernee, on behalf of the nouthamptoil laundry Company, stating. with reference ...