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... dealer and chapman.—William Harris, late of Drury-lane, Middlesex, woollen-draper, dealer and chapman (partner with Joseph Phillips, of the same place) --Henry Ridley, of Shepherd's-market, Mav-fair, Middlesex, grocer.—John Lee, of Liverpool, merchant ...
... Holllwell-street, the Strand, Middlesex, victualler. : *• ■ William Harris, of Middlesex, woollen-' draper, (partner -with Joseph- Phillips, of the same place.) . ; • / , Henry Rid lay ~oC>Shep herd 's* Market, May. Fair, Middlesex, grocer. • • John Lees of ...
... pair Br..ss Cardie fitk, Pewter Tea Pot and Stand, 1 bland. '.' seta of Reeds and Heald-, Silver Watch, niakii’.na-ie Joseph Phillips, iair.J.iii. large quantity of gop \f elt, and i .vise and in hanks, various colouis. Any Persons having lost such Articles ...
... Lately, at Ipsley, Warwickshire, Mr. J. Stiles, to Miss Eliz. Badger, both of that place. On Thursday sennight, Mr. Joseph Phillips, ' and glazier, to Mrs. Ashmore, both of Warwick. . v Yestcrda y sennight, in London, Mr. John surgeon, Miss Goodman, ...
... preserved, ,as one of tlie arteries near the temple was si- lvered by a cut, supposed by a bayonet. , Lately was married Mr. Joseph Phillips, mil- ler, of Heybiidge,.to Miss S. Hart, youngest daughter of the Tate Mr. 3amuel Hart, farmer, of White Notley, Essex ...
... called the lord’s Piece, containing, hy estimation, TA. 3R. 16P. be the same more or less, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Phillips, the yearly rent \'U. Hi. All those Six Closes, Pieces or Parcels of Arable [.and, situate near to the town of Chippie ...
... mile stone on the road leading lvinn Wincluinre-liill to Palmeri-green and .Edmonton. . May be viewed by applying to Joseph - Phillips', near che Green Diagon, Winchniiire-loil.; and partivulars - had 6 daYs previous to the at tiarrawiiy's ; and of ikssrs ...
... the 8 stone on the road leadin from Winclan.irC-1611 lb VUlfher's-grcen and Edmonton. May be viewed by applin - w to , Joseph-Phillips, at the war the Greon Dragon, Winclunore‘hill.; and particulars had 6 daL.s prey:oils to the Sale, at Garrauxas's ;, ...
... 1/81.- After' he had proved the solimmization of the . se imptials,, he shou:d be entitled to the verdid of the Jury. • Joseph Phillips. said that he, had been reader. to the Synagogue, in Le4denhall-street, during thirtytwo years. In 1-781 ite was present ...
... date of 1781. After he had proved the solemnization of these nuptials, he should be entitled to the verdict of the Jury. Joseph Phillips said, that he had been reader to the Synagogue, in Leadenhall-street, during thirty-two years. In 1781, he was present ...
... Tavern, Ashton-nude-Inn:, Lancashire. Anomie', Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-ander-Line; and ; Mr. Batty-, Chancery-lane,. London. Joseph Phillips, of Bicester. Oxfordshire, linen draper, to surrender December 19, at twelve, f 6, at eleven, and January '26, at twelve ...
... Globe Tavern, Ashtpo-under-Line, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr, Gibbon, Ashtoa-under-Lme; aud .Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, ' O Joseph Phillips, Bicester, Oxfird, linen-draper, Dec. at twelve, 26, at eleven, and Jan. at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorijie*, ...