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... Charles Bailey, Pioniger, R . Mortimore, C. Bayliffe, P. Speacer, G. S. Stiles, Jacob Pbillips, Dr Dyke, We. Wilmot, Joseph Phillips, J. Darley, J. Wilsoa, Wm. Gale, J. Wilson, B.A., R.D . Little, and inhabitants of the town most of the respe aud geighbourho: ...
... for trial at the Assize. Murderous attack on gamekeeper.— On the 28th ult. Robert Firmin, George Newman. James Mumford, Joseph Phillips, Thomas Newman, and Thomas Curtis, six desperadoes of Bishops Stortford, were examined before Capt. Henry Byng, R.N. at ...
... Thursday lust examined on lhe charge before Capt. Byng. R.N., at Newport, are Robert Firuiin, George Netcman, James Mumford, Joseph Phillips, Thomas Newman, and Thomas Curtis, all belonging to the parish of Bishop's Slortford.— lt appeared from the evidence of ...
... INFIRMARY. OUT-PATIENTS. Admitted Discharged Total number Admitted 4 Discharged .. 20 Total number ff eekly Visitor. —Joseph Phillips. Esq. LINCOLN COUNTY HOSPITAL. Patients remaining Nov. 1 In 50—Out Add in Nov 35 35 Deduct Nov 33 19 Remained Dec. 62 ...
... animals were shown, particularly those belonging to Mr. Thomas Game, of Sherborne, Mr. Richard Stratton, of Sullhrop, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, and Mr. John Nash, of Inglesharo. The sheep and pigs were also extraordinarv fine animals, exhibited by ...
... exhibited particularly those belonging to Mr. Tlbontsa Gamns, of' Sherborne;- Mir Richard' Stratton, of Saltlslop; Mr..Joseph Phillips, of A 'dington; and Mr. John Neof Inglesbatn. The sheep and pigs exhibited by Mr. John Williams, of IBuckland ; Mr. William ...
... Thos. Game, of Sherbourne, he having produced the two best heifers under months old. Third Class—Premium 6, 5/. to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, he having produced the best fat ox.— Premium 7. 5/. to Mr. Richard Stratton, Salthrop, he having produced ...
... Amongst the works of the probihifive mention is made of AMUR OOP A —On Thenaby week, Robert Pitmen, George Newman, Joseph Phillips, Thomas Newman, six desperados* of Bleep Stamford, were examined berme Captain Henry. Ryng, R.N. so Newport, charged with ...
... last examined on the charge before Captain Byni, R.N., at Newport, are Robert Firnin, George Newnian, James Munford, Joseph Phillips, Thomas Newman, and Thomas Curtis, all be- longing to the parish of Bishop's Stortford. It appeared from the evidence ...
... MURDEROUS ATTACK ON A GAME- KEEPRR. ' On Thursday last, Robert Firmin, George Newman, James Mumford, Joseph Phillips, Thomas Newman, and Thomas Curtis, six desperadoes of Bishop Stortford, were examined betore Capt. Henry Byng, R.N., at Newport, charged ...
... Staplegrove, aud fed on grass, hay, turnips, beans, barley, and peas. The second prize of 15/. to No. B— viz., to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Arlington, near Wantage, Berks — a four years and one month old Hereford ox, bred by Mr. J. S. Edwards, of Stanton ...
... Steplegrove, and fed on grass, hay, turnips, bears, barley, and peas. The second prize of 15/. to No. B—viz., to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage, Berks—a four years and one month old llereford ox, bred by Mr. J. S. Edwards, of Stanton ...