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... 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 ...
... s' prices) MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION TO JOHN SEAR,Y . Queen-street, Oxford , Who is making Suits to order from these splendid Moths at 505., and Trousers at 13s. 6d. WITH FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. JOHN SEARY, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER A. ..a.. 3, ...
... and there is a real, if melancholy, satisfaction in knowing that the name so long familiar in Oxford, in connection with Mr. John Symonds, and the deceased surgeon, promises to be worthily maintained by Mr. Horatio Symonds in the third generation. • TAZ ...
... rs' prices) MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION TO JOHN SEA_RY . Queen-street, Oxford, Who is making Suits to order from these splendid Cloths at 605., and Trousers at 13s. 6d WITH FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. JOHN SEARY, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER ..k. 3. QUEEN-STREET ...
... Saunders, and Buleston ; Justices G. Ward. W. Ward, J. 8. Lowe, and W. Brain. John Bayliss Buckleigham•road Grandpont, was summoned for assaulting Lilian Sylveste-, in Cardigan-street, on the Slat July.—Mr. Dudley appeared for defendant.—lftaad Si. 6d. ...
... Earl of Jersey, of Middleton Stoney Park. aged 22 years. Deeply regretted JUDO E.—February 21, at 5, Cardigan-street, Oxford. Frank, the beloved son of John and Hannah Judge, aged 16 years- LANDLES.—February 24, at Little Compton, Mr. Jamas Ladles, aged 72 ...
... Couling, Fanny Miss, 87, Cowley-road, Oxford Couling John, 'awler , Charlbury Court, Jernima, Miss, 65, Rugby-rd, Melverton, Leam. ington Cove, John, Four Mile Villa, Spencer's Wood, Reading Cox, John, and others, 3, Wellington-place, St. Giles Cox, Edward ...
... labour. The Bench were much obliged to Mr. Robinson for prosecuting in the case in the interest of the public. A. LAZT TRAMP. —John Gazeley, labourer, no settled home, was charged with refusing to work, while a casual inmate of the Oxford Union, at 7.30 a ...
... Cottrell, of the Horse and Chair, St. Ebbe'a, and was fined is., damage 55., and te. costs. Immo Doons.—Fredr , ick John Mole, John Nutt, William Campton, and Henry Seabourne, all of Osney' were summoned for catmint' annoyance by kicking doors in Bath-place ...
... fees of eleven of the jurymen who sat at the inquest on Miss Carter. IN BANBURY-60A1).-2'4os. Nichols, labourer, Plasterer's Arms, St. Thomas, was cha rged with begging from fout•passengera on the Banbury-road, at 4.10 p.m., on Sunday.—Pleaded guilty.—P ...
... Bloodworth, aged 14, of 19, to et. John, our Lord often resorted with His disciples. i His Honour observed that the defendant, finding the . —Moat certainly not. 'hi to k n hum eve on the man behind, as he had robbed Cardigan-street,was charged with an act ...
... years. COLEMAN.—May 14, at Chadlington, John Coleman, aged 82 yea• s. COLEMAN.—June 1, at Chipping Norton, Mr. Henry Coleman, grocer, aged 64 years. COX.—May 27, at Crowmamh Gifford, Mabel Lily, daughter of John Cox, aged 10 months. CROOK.—May ?.8, at ...