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... refusing to pay his toil ter a stall in tha Market WitS ordered to do so. TUESDAY J uLY 23. —[Before his worship Mayor.] Joseph Phillips, a boatman, of l'ontypool, was committed for trial for breaking into a canal barge and stealing therefrom a flannel coat ...
... trial. John Jordan was charged with stealing coal, the property of the Newport Gas Company, and Was committed for trial. Joseph Phillips, charged with breaking into canalboat at Cardiff, and stealing therefrqjaj several articles of wearing apparel, was ordered-to ...
... CAIIDIFF POLICE.—TUESDAY. (Continued from our fourth page.) [Before Charles Vachell, Esq., Mayor.] Joseph Phillips, of Pontypool, boatman, was fully committed for Irial at the ensuing quarter sessions, charged with having broken open a canal barge and ...
... trial. Julm Jordan was charged with stealing coal, thc property of the Newport Gas Company, an,1 was committed fur trial. Joseph Phillips, charged with breaking into a canal boat, at Cardiff, and stealing therefrom several articles uf wearing appa- rei, Wa ...
... the best of h homeward to Siaffordshire.—The Mayor cautioned the I W8y not to remain in town, and discharged him. man Joseph Phillips, a rough specimen of the youthful « ...
... days m house of confinement. Counsel fQf prosecu- e«h month in 80,1 ^ttornoyi Mr, WQI, JSdm ...
... prisoners were tried at Cardiff, on Thursday, before the Right Hi John Nicholl, J. 11. Pryce, Esq., and other magistrates : Joseph Phillips, 18, boatman, charged with stealing at Cardiff, a flannel jacket, pleaded Guilty. Sentence—Two months' imprisoninent at ...
... James Powell, of West Dean, to Miss Rachel Trusted, of Newland. At Llanbadarnfawr, by the Rev. M. Jones, curate, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of the Gogian mines, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. Morgan Evans, of Derwenfawr, near Aberystwith. At Leckhampton ...
... For the best Fat Ox, that has never won a Prize. Mr. Rees Keem', Penycreeg. For the best Buar, uuder a year old. — Mr. Joseph Phillips. For the best Fat Pig.—Mr. John Jenkins, Crown Hotel, Newport. For the best Ram Lamb, long wool.—Mr. Thomas Thomas, Tydraw ...
... handsome and tuny lat pig, the property of Mr. Jenkins, of the Crown Hotel, with more favour, awarded it the prize. Mr. Joseph Phillips, and Mr. David Davies, tanner, also carried off prizes in this department. The display of poultry comprised turkeys, geese ...
... . For the best Fat Ox, that has never won a prize—Mr. Rees Keene, Penycreeg. For the best Boar, under a year old—Mr. Joseph Phillips. For the best Fat Pig—Mr. John Jenkins, Crown Hotel, Newport. For the best Ram Lamb, long wool—Mr. Thomas Thomas, Tydrew ...
... H. Evans, Llandowlais, for the beg Hereford two-year-old heifer; Mr flies Keene, Penyerreg, for the best tat ox ; Mr Joseph Phillips, for the LeA boat under a year old ; Mr J. Jenkins, Crown Hotel, Newport, for the best fat pig ; Mr T. Thomas, Tydraw ...