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... keys were round in the possession of Naylor when apprehended. Theft from a Stall.—On Wednesday, a man who oalled himself Joseph Phillips charged at the Leeds Court Honse with stealing a pair of boots, on Tuesday evening, from a stall kept by George Jagger ...
... found in the possession of Naylor when appre- hended. Theft from a Stall. â On Wednesday, a man who oalled himself Joseph Phillips was charged at the Leeds Court House with stealing a pair of boots, on Tuesdaj evening, from a stall kept by George Jagger ...
... of the aald Rev. Thomas Sturgeon—Margaret and Patrick Coon eight montba each ; Maloney and Gallaghan six months each. Joseph Phillips (33), s. pair of boots, p. George Jagger—tbree months. Jacob Naylor (84), and Jobn Tiffany (33), a. two fowls, p. Robert ...
... silver medal to the breeder. Mr. John Priscott, of Staplegrove, near Taunton. The second prize of 15 sovereigns, to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Aldington, near Wautage. tx~ The third prise of 5 sovereigns to the Duke of Rich- mond, of Goodwood, near Chicester ...
... entire yard called Spread Eagle Yard, near to Meadow Lane, and now or late in the several occupations of Widow Simpson, Joseph Phillips, Abraham Wood, George Elsworth, John Leash, Johu Heaton, and Thomas Walker. , This Lot will be sold subject to such rights ...
... will in the meantime, be talters care ofhe a-. Ii St. Giles's Cripplegate Workhouse. heri .h IMPORTANT To WRAeRsa._-Mr. Joseph Phillips, a Sud -n silk-weaver, of No. 2, New Baslinghall-strect, ap. the 5. peared toea summons to answer a compitailit of re- ...
... childr-en will in the meantime, be taken care of been .in St. Giles's Cripplegate Workhouse, had -IsIPO5TAiT TO WRavnus.-Mr.. Joseph Phillips, a Sure .silk-weaver, of No. 2, New Basioghiall-strfiet, cup- that ,peared to a summons to answer a complaint of re- fusing ...
... L MEINTS, situate in ans~olet aforesaidd, having a conoiderable frontage to Wiaturluu-r05.d, now in the occupation 01 Josephs Phillips aitd otisers. Lot 2. FlOURi IWELLING-HOUSES or TENEMENTS, two of which front ilie said Winterloo-rsad, sdjoitning Let ...
... or TENEMENTS, situate in Hunslet aforesaid, having a considerable Frontage to Waterloo Road, now in the Occupation of Joseph Phillips and others. Lot 2. FOUR DWELLING HOUSES or TENEMENTS, two of which Front the said Waterloo Road, adjoining Lot 1, and ...
... or TENEMENTS, situate in Hunslet aforesaid, having a considerable Frontage to Waterloo Road, now in tho Occupation of Joseph Phillips and others. Lot 2. FOUR DWELLING HOUSES or TENEMENTS, two of which Front the said Waterloo Road, adjoining Lot L and also ...
... sovereigns to No 29. vix, to his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Class 3—The first prise of sovereigns to 55. viz. to Mr Joseph Phillips, Arlington, near Wantage, Berkshire ; the second prize of sovereigns to No 51. vis, to his Royal Highness Prince Albert; ...
... William Heath, of Ludham Hall, Norwich; third, £5, to his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Class 3.—First prize, £25, to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage, Berks, and a silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Thomas Carter, of Dodmor, near Ludlow; second ...