... breeder, ditto. 2nd prise of £lO to the Rev. J. Holmes, Brooke Hall, Norwich. Hkifbks.—Claaa 11.—1st prise of £l5 to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage; the silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Wm. Fussefl, Lajeock, Chippenham.* 2nd prise of £5 to Earl Spenoer ...

... £141 ..£497 Clowstop and Abberley gates, to Herbert Dur, ? 96 .. 124 Bransley and Neen Sollars gates, and side bars, to Joseph Phillips 9-J. 92 Wesson gate, Evan Price. ..156 *.'. 206 It will he seen that the letting was at reduction in every case ...

... last. Fined 2s. 6d. and| expenses, or in'default fourteen days' imprisonment.—William Jones was summoned for an assault Joseph Phillips, on the 14th of January. The parties are waggoners to Mr. Cresswell, of Newland, and have separate teams and stables. ...

... TENBURY. False Pretences. —Joseph Phillips, tramp, was brought up in custody Tuesday week, before the Rev. T. E. M. Holland and G. Pardoe, Esq., charged with obtaining by false pretences some tea and sugar from the shop of Mr. B. Goodall, of this town ...

... following are the prizes we find adjudged to this district :— OXxEN OR STEERS.—Class 1.—The second prize of £15 to No, to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage, Berks—a four years and one month old Hereford ox, bred by Mr. J. S, Edwards, of Stanton Lacy ...

... J. W eaver, and J. H. Clifton, Esqrs. Assault.—A young shoemaker, named Edwin Griffiths, was charged with assaulting Joseph Phillips, market constable. There was a row at the Five Ways Inn, and the complainant in endeavouring to make peace was struck ...

... Leigh Sinton. April 2nd, at Amblecote Church, Mr. John Hodges, of Stourbridge, to Catharine, eldest daughter the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Warwick. April Bth, at the parish church, Tipton, by the Rev. W. Fver, M.A., incumbent, Joshua, eldest son of the ...

... MARRIAGES. April 2, at Amblecote Church, Mr. John Hodges, of Stourbridge, to Catharine, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Warwick. April 8, at the parish church, Tipton, by the Rev. W. Ker, M.A., incumbent, Joshua, eldest son of the late ...

... Being the first complaint against the house, he was let off with the payment of expenses. Assaulting a Policeman.— P.C. Joseph Phillips, the market constable, charged Edward Griffin with nssaulting him on the 19th iustaut, by collaring him, spitting iv his ...

... of Freemasons, No. 313. April 16, at Ledbury, of fever, aged 33, the Rev. Henry Phillips, youngest son of the late Mr, Joseph Phillips, of Leicester. April 17, at the Vineyard, near Ledbury, Blanche, infant daughter of Mr. Charles Smith. April 18, aged ...

... his irreparable loss. April 16, at Ledbury, of fever, aged 33, the Rev. Henry Phillips, youngest son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Leicester. April 16, aged 67, Mrs. Day, Tewkesbury. April 16, aged 72, W. Freeman, Esq., Tewkesbury April 18, at St ...

... Albert.— Class 7 : first prize of £15, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage. — Class 8 : first piize of K2 ...