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... Wooldridge, post mister. Bradford —Mr. Joseph Rawting, bookseller, John Over bury, esq., Bass Manager. Calne— Chippenham Joseph Phillips,esq .solicitor. Heytesbury—Mr. James Bartlett. grocer. Hungerfnrd—Mr. Thomas Jeffs, accountant, John esq.,*°- lioftor ...
... acquitted. THRFT OF THOMAS KENSEY (22) was * ldtaSled with stealing aer,t, ;nds of meal, value 10d., the prop( rty of Joseph Phillips. Ito only witness examined Mr. Phillip., in whose service the prisoner had been as shepherd. On being detected with the ...
... insolvency came on for hearing John Philip Schmidt (supported Mr Passimn, opposed by Mr Bowen), obtained his final order. Joseph Phillips Corbett (supported Mr. W. W. Ward, opposed Mr. Matthews); Samuel Wilkes, Mary Ann Wilkes, Job Jones, (supported Messrs ...
... Empson, H. Palmer, Loder, and others. Prices ruled from 23s., Ms. 6d., to 50s,, %wits a, good trade. In cattle, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, had some par.- ticulay fine Herefordsj ae4d some short-horns; Mr. Thomas Brown, of Lockinge, exhibited ...
... Edwards, J. B. Empson, and several others were much admired. Mr. Wm. Brown, of Lockinge, had some fine heifers, and Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, a few particularly fine Herefords and short horns, Mr. W. Alder, of Childrey, brought a very superior heifer ...
... Wooldritl*e, Postmaster Bradford, Mr. Joseph lt>iokse!ler Ditto, John Overbury Esq., Bank Manager Calne, Chippenham, Joseph Phillips, Esq , Solicitor Devizes, Itoliert Strange, Esq., Attorney Ditto, Mr. Wm. B. Jones, General Agent Ditto, Mr. James Biggs ...
... Edwards, J. B. Empsor, and several others were mach admired, Mr Wa. Brown, of Lockinge, bad some fine heifers, and Me Joseph Phillips, of Ardingtoo,a few pa fine Herefords and short Mr W. Alder, of Childrev, brought a very superior heifer, Mr J. Vidler ...
... Constable,) John Jeimi Wro. Biddie, John Mills, Henry Orme, Wo. Ensor, and James Burton. Overseers, John Gilbert Minnion Joseph Phillips Axslf.y.—Constables, John Dillsnn and John Gent. Over* seers, John Marnder and Charles Parkes. Austry.—Constables, Oughtou ...
... , poet master. Bradford— Mr. Joseph Rawling, bookseller, John Ovsrbnry, esq., Bank Maiiager. ' ' ' Calne! Chippenham—Joseph Phillips, esq .solicitor. Ileyleiburtj—tJlT James Barl lett. grocer. . Hungerfnrd—'Ht. Thomas Jeffs, scconntant, John Mq., ao. ...
... Woodward. Alter, Paradise, Wright, and John Lumby.—Respecting the crossing to the new railway street in Bt. Martin's, Mr. Joseph Phillips (who attended in the unavoidable absence of the clerk) said Messrs. Bcrridgc and Macaulay had been written to on the subject ...
... or pay Or. each, for malicious injury. -By Wm. Parker, Esq., Joseph Phillips for trial, charged with stealing the instant, at Bourn Fen. one shearling sheep, the property of Mr. Joseph Phillips, the elder, of Bourn Fen, farmer.—By Rev. Wm. Potehctt and ...
... lying in the Open Fields of Stamford aforesaid, hereinafter described, now in lease to and in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Phillips, and containing the several quantities hereinafter mentioned (be the same more or less): In the Middle Field, in the parish ...