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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the li.1) at Smith, who was killed by a tram of coals tipped over I . and the two others oil the Ironi es at Jones and Joseph Phillips, uncle and colliers, in the employ of Al lerman l'hotup• I . ..patty, and who had bees killed by what is 46 tire damp ...
... Williams James John Evans BeiMmin Evans Thomas Thonins John Williams Maria Jones William Jones John Jones Ann Williams Ann Joseph Phillips Adolphus Willimna Adolphus William Janet Williams Evan Stanford . . Cornelius Brien Honora Brien Timothy Murphy John Jones ...
... Parish Church, Reath, by the Rev. John Griffiths, rector, Mr. William Mort, hammerman, to Emily, eldest dattAliter of Mr. Joseph Phillip., fishmower. all N eath. April 1, at the same church and by the same clergyman, Mr. John Corp.ir..l in the Royal Artillery ...
... Fined 10e., and tie. led. costs, or two months' iniprisounient, with hard labour. Committed. _ . Sams complainant r. Joseph Phillips, of the same place (also an old offender), charged with the same offence, at the time and place. Defendant did not appear ...
... adjournment in consequence of the illness of the defendant. Adjourned until Monday next, UNLAWIPIDAS SALMON FOR SILL— Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, Neath, was charged by Mr. Superintendent Phillips with having exposed a aewin for aide between the 3rd of ...
... t in eousequence of the illness of the defendant. Adjourned until Monday next. UNLAWFULLY EXPOSING SALMON 10i BALL.- Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, Neath, was charged by Superintendent Phillips with having exposed a sevrinjot sale between the 3rd of September ...
... nations and in friendship. (Applaus,) I say at all events I shall have a tonsciousnets that is. 61 FISH OCT OF SEASON.—Joseph Phillips, fishmonger,. of Go en-ereet, Neith, was cheredl by Mr. Superintendent Phillips with having e xposed a sewen or calmon ...
... and vegetables suitable for the season. Other greengrocers in the town were not behind these in their productions. Mr. Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, displayed some good fresh soles, cod fish, and oysters. The windows of the everal grocery establishments ...
... doubtleas, be unanimously elected. . About half-past six to nine o'clock on Sunday evening, some person entered the house of Joseph Phillips, No. 10, l'ellett-street, Cardiff, by putting their arm through the window and stealing a box, containing two half-sovereigns ...
... the Company's time-tables. About half-past irix to nine o'clock on Sunday evening, some person entered the house of Joseph Phillips, No. 10, Peilett-street, Cardiff, by putting their arm through the window and stealing a box, containing two half-sovereigns ...