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... North Disney Mr, J. Wray, Dorrington Mr. J. Wise, South Mr. J. Wright, South Hykeham it,. E. Woolfitt, bkinnand The Ci.aux (Joe. Phillip!, Esq.) baring read the ition against vice, profaneness, and 'ty, The CSILMILN, in charging the Grand Jul raid: Gentlemen ...
... Rippingale. The •lection of chairman wae postponed. Mr. J. Parker was chairman. Mr. Skillington was elected treasurer, and Mr. Joe. Phillips secretary. Mr. Wm. Mansfield and Mr. Jno. Worsdale were appointed judges of stock. The oonrmittee was as follows :—Messrs ...
... the sum of £l6O in abatement of his claim, without prejudice, and to be paid within a reasonable time.—The Clerk (Mr. Joe. Phillips) said he had made inquiries into the accident, which, it wee alleged, had been caused by the negligence of the county officials ...
... an W R. Wherry, riident; Counoillor J. Measarss, vice-president; Mr! M. Mills, and Mr. Thomas Measures, trustees; Mr. Joe. Phillips, seoretary; Mr. Win. Skillington, traaanrer; Messrs. Waa. Mansfield and John Worsdall, judges at stoek; Mr. Bingham Palmer ...
... payment of an account due to the Corporation for use of the Guildhall by the Kesteven Council, again came under notice—Mr. Joe. Phillips (Clerk of the Peace) said he had not yet received • reply from the Local Government Board to a letter sent by himself on ...
... Conservatives, and Mr. Arnold, Sleaford, the Liberals, Mr. Hisaitt. of Stamford attending on behalf of the Clerk of the Peace, Joe. Phillips, Esq. The parishes were taken in the following order :—Boothby Grafroe, Caythorpe, Fulbeck, Navenby, Temple Bruer, Welbourn ...
... flowers; Mre. Bean, presents, toys, and crackers. Lord Willoughby de Eresby has subscribed 51. to the soup kitchen, and Mr. Joe. Phillips has also forwarded subscription of 11. l«. The annual ball of the Stamford Volunteers will be held in the Assembly-rooms ...
... SO/. paid into toe superannuation fund Jos. Olive, retired from the force. Stamford Police Superannuation Fund. The (Mr. Joe. Phillips) stated that the borough of Stamford had, by Local Government Act, become a part of the Parts of and the Police Act of ...
... communications were referred to the above-mentioned committee. tbe motion of Mr. Jksopp (Bleaford), the Clerk of Council (Mr. Joe. Phillips) was appointed, subject to tbe approval of tbe Registrar, to act as the local officer of the land registry for the purpose ...
... Mr. Fowlkk, of Uppingham, was for the defence.—Prisoner was found gaitty, ssnteaoed to three months' hard labour. Mr. Joe. Phillips, solicitor, Stamford, said made application at the Raster Quarter flssrt— under the . Little Casterton Enclosure Act for ...
... suitable the trade should make early application. TO LET, the SHOULDER of MUTTON INN, Great EaSTO.V. Fully licensed. — Apply Joe. Phillips, St. Martin's Brewery, Stamford. TWO good PUBLIC-HOUSES to LET, with immediate possession.—Apply Melbourn Bros., Stamford ...
... Queen St., Sheffield. LET, 25th March, 1894, earlier by arrangement, rpHE BELL INN, St. Jambs. Fully licensed. —Apply Joe. Phillips, St. Martin's Brewery, Stamford. TO LET, Country PUBLIC-HOU3E; fully licensed ; rent and inventory small.—Particulars ' ...