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... MR. JOHN DILLON ON HOME RULE. The Oxford Corn Exchange was crowded on Monday isehnight to hear an address from Mr. John Dillon, M.P., on Home Rule for Ireland. The CRAIRCAN said there was =trimly say need for his to explain why the Russell Clubbed on ...
... expenses incurred in having the wound cauterised. ASSAULT IN CARDIGAN STRECT.—Harriett BeftlSelt, of Cardigan-street, was summoned for having assaulted a girl named Phrebe Osborn, of 4, Cardigan-street, on the 28th ult.—Defendant did not appear.—The girl ...
... Tows Coseeil of Oxford. vie' : Robert BucksU, John Cakett.George William Cooper, William Thrums Wells. teat The cf the ci4y following persons named In the schedules are =db. es of Gaiord, John Gaut* John Junin/. Mr. Joseph Jones Bickerton has since the ...
... King's Arms,Wallingford, Captain Hatterson, aged 81 years. OSBORNE.—September 28, at Castlemaine,Victoria,Austmlia, Elizabeth, wife of Charles Osborne, late of Stadhampton. Oxen, PERKlNS.—November 29. at 115, Causeway, Grimebury,Ruth, daughter of John Perkins ...
... Stanton. passed peacefelt away, aged 73 arn. AVE EY.—Nevymber 24, William, beloved hue- Lard of Emily Aubrey. of 44. Cardigan-street. Oxford, arm 49 yearn. 'BEDW/H.L.—November 19 (suddenly). at Steventon, Alfred littlwell. aged 75 yours. CllAPHAN.—November ...
... the late John Bxilward, of Horsington, Somerset, WHITE—HUMBS.—August 15, at St. Mary Magdalen Church, Oxford,by the Rev. E. F. Ffoulkes. William Henry, eldest son of Henry White, of New If hiksey, Oxford, to Harriet Maria, eldest daughter of John Hughes ...
... have a drink, and they went through the Lamb and Flag Yard, where she, at his request, took hie arm. They went into Alfredetreet, and be suddenly snatched his arm away and said, I can't stop because the Proctors are cocaine She ran into Alfred-lane to escape ...
... left because she was not given enough to eat, and that the place was too hard. Elizabeth Draper, wife of Henry John Draper, of 39, Cardigan-street, Oxford, said prisoner was employed as a servant at a house in the North of Oxford. where witness worked ...
... Littlemore, near Oxford, late of Forest Hill, aged 69 years. CALLOW. —Janus ry 19, at Found ry-square,Nelthrop,Caroline, wife of John Callow, aged 62 years. CHAMBERLAIN.--January 20, at Hythe House, Hythe Brifte-street, Oxford. the Rev. Canon Chamberlain, M ...
... be disallowed. Mmme.of the Fountain,' req.alled, said that the bill be sent In was for poles. Alfred Lay, asters' Arms, Cardigan-street, said that he took no part la the election Payne did not tell hi-a t u supply beef during the election. He had ...
... he saw the prisoner attempting to take the hock of bacon. Directly prisoner saw he was noticed he went into the Bullingdon Arms. Witness followed and brought him to his shop, and detained him until the arrival of a constable. The man was straightforward ...
... eet, Jericho, and Thomas Roberts, bugler in the South Wales Borderers, were summoned for assaulting John Taylor, landlord of the White Horse, Cardigan-street, on the 19th May, and there was a cross-summons against Taylor for assaulting Rivers and Roberts ...