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... and looked under the horse-box, and witness caught hold of his arm and asked him what he was doing there. He wanted witness to let him go, but he would not, and took him to Mr. Dixon.- John Halsey, examiner of carriages at the station, said he saw the ...
... merobant Bear, John, and maria Bea~r, 21, Friar-street, Subury, esquire Bleauvais, John Ruesell, 4,;Wincheap-grove, Canterbuary, esquire Beatty, Catherine, care ot' T. P. Barrell, Egg., 0, Whitehiall~plAee, Westninster, spinster Bear, John, Sudbury, etqquire ...
... UNIVERSITY INTELLIG-ENCE. UNIVEnSITY PREACHErS AT ST. MART'S. Sunday, Marolc 14. 10.30 a.m. The Rev. C. F. Gore, St. Johns College. 2 p.m. The Rev. F. Paget, Christ Church. SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRAL ON SUNDAY. Morning-Boyce in A. Jubilate. Benedicito ...
... following gentlemen were again elected as members of the Board:-The Rev. W. A. Cass, and Messrs. John Jacobs, John Wicks Hunt, Jonathan Banbury, and John Sharp. There was no contest. BAMPPON WEST DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS, B£rford, Miay 1. Before the Rev ...
... dicted for burglariously breaking into the house of John cc Castle, at Oxford, on the 14th of May, and stealing his ie goods and chattels.-Mr. Cross prosecuted; the prisoner otwas undefended. It John Castle, 28, London-place, St. Clement's, said in a- ...
... This coursewas agreed to. Havinigviewed the Is remains, the Jury returned, and formal evidence of ts identification was taken. John Rodda, said he knew the r- body to be that of Thomas Bowden. He had discovered t ~-it at the bottom of the pit. This terminated ...
... credit to him, and it would be very much bette Lie l voters were like him.erial some John Padbury, examined by Mr. Biron, said he as5 the labourer, and lived at 20, Cardigan-street. H a prlvoter. He remembered being at Peedell's puhbleh5 I rE- on one day ...
... about the subscription I think. I think I know Charles John Savin, but I did not see him at the time of the election. I do not know Wm. Stonehill at all. There is a man named Wm. Savin, the father of John Savin, who gets his living by doing drainage, and I ...
... additions to St. John's and Magdalen Colleges, the High School for Boys, and the Post Office, the latter of which is almost now finished and ready for occupation. Details are appended:- ST. JOHN'S COLLEG-E.- The building in progress at St. John's College is ...
... BEfPranc7kiscjne71t Com17pan71y, EDPIN, GAiROD, Seiretary. 22, Great Georqe-street, TWestsninster. V. IV. eW Agents in Oxfordshire, JOHN M. DAVENPORT, Esq., County Hall, Oxford, and Messrs. JONAS PAXTON SON, and CASTLE, Bicester; Agents in Berkshire, J. T. MORLAND ...
... being No. 3, Penson's Gardens, i St. Ebbe's; TWO *FREERIOLD HOUSES, Nos. 12 and 13, Cardigan-street, Jericho; and TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSE?, being.Nos. .39 and 40, St. John's- road, O BE SO LD BY AUCTION, a IT By Messrs. GALPIN 8& SON', At the Golden Cross ...
... o'clock, by tc direction of Mr. John Hill, who is leaving. Sale to COM- M muuce at Twelvo o'clock. Or SOULDERN, OXON. y AtGRICULTURAL ITSIPLEMENTS, LIVE STOCK, a HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., comprising i1 wagon, 2 iron-arm carts, 2 iron plongss, harrows, ...