... the island of of Trade given yesterday iu the Board Greenock into the on Hamil- Holy Island. The Court found the master, John ‘oster, was him ; of the statements made of his services and not deal with his ertifeate wise have been better satisfied if the ...

... having effected s marked improvement in the singing of the Choir bove. PLEASANT SUSDAY AFTERNOONS FOR THE PROPLE.—Th® Rev. John Oster, thenew Pastor of Kent Road Congrega” tional Church, Southses, will be the speaker at the above Popular Services at Fuiler’s ...

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... wieldy airaiii d the of the abaft mi.* last Finay. J P.. Also N. R. JohistakJ.P.. J. J. J.P, r. Way, J. Joliet, aid John Oster. Ile =hulas if het maim woe soil L Number la tbe beak ii ; semi IA Si; al prisons es est Awe ee-1 dine it pew. Assn. apse/ ...

... Gontitinsa) lir Gilbert Elliott Gertie ileckett bliss lazy Vawirsy Philip Roi idols Edward Maradeu Joe icett Rog. linivett .Mr John Oster ..Nr Thomas Ford kr Allred Roush) Goliath lAie ((lim). Black Nathan (ChM). Jabal Dock Yr Alfred Rater Mr T. C. Arthur .Nr ...

... was taxable, and imposed a five of 10s and 9s costs. RAILWAY Ann Reed, 52, widow, of Down St. Mary, was sum- moned by Hen John ‘oster, a detective officer of the London and South-Western Railway Company, for trespassing upon the Company’s line at Copplestone ...

... all be glad to Reward soy person who shall give nie any information that will &mist me in bringiug the real offender to JOHN OSTER. English Bakery, 13 I.)..wnia's Wynd, Annan, '214 May, 1891. A FEW mom Ctritomen Wanted. Apply, Durnock Milk Cart. ...

... Dennis appeared for complainant, and defendant was fined 194. 61 , ineluding coats, or 14 days. - - - - Itnae was summoned by John Oster for bad language toward■ him —Defendant wu hound ever to keep the peace, and ordered to pay fm. mete. THCRSDAY.—R.fore W ...

... fined ss. and Bs. Gd. costs, or 11 days' hard labour. Rose Lewis was charged with using insulting language to Frederick John Oster. Defendant was bound over to beep the peace for three months. ...

... aged five months, At Melton Mowbray, on the s4th inst, Chas Taylor, aged 68 years. 3 At M;ft:; Mowbray, on the 36th inst., John “oster, 69 years. ; At il:fium ll%whrny, on the 27th inst, Wm. James Moore, aged 39 years. At Grantbam, on the 22nd inst, Bennett ...

... te were fined 7s. 6d. each, or seven days.—Walter Thickets, Kdmand Dav 1D, Wi taffe, Samuel srittain, Hei or! Robineon, John ‘oster, Thomas Jones, Walter Ha rgreaves,and Frank Yates, oaths, were summoned for gambling on the wink road at Tapton on the 19h ...

... Lion and Swan Hotel, by Mr. J. Hilditch. Lot 1, consisting of a villa residence, known as Oak Tree House, occupied by Mr. John Oster, with stabling and outbuildings, and large garden, together with two cottages, producing altogether a gross rental of £66 ...