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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 ...
... & No. 5713 Southampton. BLACK HOUSE, WEST END, 3} miles from Southampton. RICHARD AUSTIN and WYATT are ins'ructed by John Oster, Esq. (consequent on their having sold the Propt - ty) to BELL by AUCTION on the Premises, as above. on WEDNESDAY, 30th ...
... 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 ...
... rhos, and other expernes had bero met there a balsam in band of £lO Ma. sd. Arthur Lee, M.P., wee re-elected president; Mr. John Oster, rice-president; Mr. F. J. Blundell, hon. treasurer: and Mr. A. G. Jarquce, erceet.ry. The following were appointed the ...
... country and folk dances. The speaker was Capt. Ainslie. MC.. from the New Forest. who afterwards answered many questions. Mr. John Oster (Chairman of the Branch) presided and supporting him were Colonel Hobbs. Misses F. and A. Acton. Miss J. M. Synge. Mrs. ...
... other Owardwre .Ore Rev. tt. Down. Dr, Mews. A. A. Wood, B. B. Powell, E. ToLfree, P. H. Heyward, J. Karim, W. Hither*, John Oster, W. H. Cos, F. J. Mandy. W. S. Summers, J. A. A. E. Penny, V.. H. Gat,. U. E.*, sod W. J. Wskatire. Apologen were awned ...
... Lonune.Grews and Mr. H.l'. Widmer. The latter was elected, he receiving 14 votes as against 12 giv' for the captain. hir. John Oster wee apnted chairman of the District Council, and Cap poi tain R. Loraine-Grows re-elected vice-chairman. Tito ilbrirated ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... bare to turn the poop!. out. Mr. Watts thought that in this ease he should olide to get the owner to do something, bot. Mr. John Oster hod refooed to do anything. Hence. the of the tenants from boner. report of Mr. Watts was received and adapted. THE REPORTA ...