... 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 ...

... August, 1881, Prisoner who bad given himself up at Bromley police-station, was -l'!«puebod to Sheerness in charge of Sergeant John oster. SuDDEN DEATH.—On Sunday last, Florence Rose W oodham,the infant danghter of Christopber and Laara Woodham, of 99, High-street ...

... Pearson Bellamy at £68, £400 £5 per cent. reference Stock in the Lincoln Gas Lj ght and Coke Company was «*ecured. by Mr. John oster, jun., at 8 r cent, 00 per cent. Stock in the fell to the bid of ieee company in the Lincoln Engine rt. Drary at £131, a ...

... Foster, tieed Mr. Mrs those present at Arthur the and Mra Bennett, Sheffield; Mr. Barnsley She‘lield; and Messrs. Alfred and John ‘oster, Bake- Cockayne, weil. A Dersy Fixep ror Yesterday Samuel Allen, landlord of the Britannia Public-house, ver street, y, ...

... 20ra. prim presented by Mr. 0. Purrott, each unsuccessful oora- I petitor to receive First. J. Pearce, ploughman to Mr. John Oster. finishing at 13h. 40m. ; Joseph White, ploughman to I Mr. J. Blundell, highly commended. Ben Hopkins (Mr. O. Kent). 1211 ...

... Veememan, Miss E Wabsh, Mr Mire 8 Bige, Mr. T. Mr Thomas Heap, Mr. RC. Jones, Mr RK Kibble Kibble, Mr. Jobn Kay Mr James Mr John Oster, Mr J. Pollock, Mra Mr. Wo Turk, Mr J. May Meo Mr J Miss J. Bow. Landed at Queenstown ddr. P. Gl Pee Gaius reom New and ...

... in the same handwriting as that of thepersnn weote John Jones. m yirtanee applied to the /weirs relating to Grebe Robert* John Oster. He was Inclined to the opinion. but was not positive, that the -ignature to Mae prisers we. written by the same person ...

... second. The second race was atso won by the Casey, the Petrel (J. N. Hamilton, jun), beinlg second, and J~i (F. Good), third. John Oster, employed by the Hull Dock Company, wras yoking a horse and cart on the north side of Queen s Dock, on TEceaday, when the ...

... an interesting paper upon Ensilage was read by Mr. Frank Willan, of Bitterne. There was not a numeroun attendance. Mr. John Oster preoided, and there were also present Capt. Andrew, R.N., Mr. S. Macnaghten, 0.w., Capt. Bucknell, Messrs. Y. Willan, E ...

... BOTLEY AND SOUTH HANTS FARMERS' CLUB. A meeting of this club was held at the Dulphin Hotel, Botley, on Monday, when Mr. John Oster presided, end there were also present ?desire. A. Spooner. A. Warner, J. Blundell, T. Purchase, P. Kilpatrick, Camel:we ...

... Address, P.S. Oren, Southampton. TURIrk'ORSALE.—About One Thousand good TURVES, at 4e. per hundred In place.—By letter only. John Oster, Wert Batt. near Southampton. BRICKS BRICKS ! BRICKS ! !—A large quantity FOR SALS, best sod thirds, on nit .t Mottlstont ...

... maoney speaul- B on, guaranteed by Government, will be sent free on applica- tion. enclosing a stamped directed envelope, to JOHNS OSTER, 3:sg., 8, Creig's Court, (haring Cross, Loudon, S. W. C] iT OWL S IvuableforCougiheu han,Bronohitis, flarlicna., Consumption ...