... Councillors A. L. Jessopp, W. B. Harrison, T. Newton, and Holland, Dr. Ewan (Medical Supt.), and Mr. H. Kirk (County Mr. Joe. Phillips (clerk) read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were confirmed. LEAS' IRSURANCC. The Clerk reported the execution ...

... conviction ut any such person or persons, shall receive the above reward from Professor Barrett One Quack knuwn by the name of Joe* PHILLIPS, ,% as committed on the 14th day of June, to Warwick and the above reward was raid by Professor It .melt, with the expenses ...

... Maxwell, C. Pullen, Ernest W. Low, Carl Hertz, Ted D. Marks, J. J. Hyam, Geo. Tll ernklina, Laurie Cohen, John J. Somers, Joe Phillips, Phillip liaacs, G. Ridout, Bransby . Williams, H. Pierion, Oswald llanson, Geo. Foster, Harry Wickes, Tom Maltby, Phillip ...

... the ult. at Frafton. Mr. (am Henry Colons, aged years. PBO.LTJPS—Oa ult,, at Edinburgh-mart. Land»ort Miriam, wife Mr. Joe Phillips* ag--d 42 vear-. ■— r»u. the 20th ult. Nt Lsiideort. Mary, Wife Mr. Edward Bushell, aged yca^s. lb* ' 1 nth. at. Mary-street ...

... puncher, Rochester, U.5.A..), George Johnson, Mr. Eden, Arthur Vogle, George Wood (of Horton), Jack Hare (of Plaistow), Joe Phillips, Mr. Bradley, Harry Hughes, Johnny Hughes, Frank Lowry, Jack Moore, Denny Connor, Jack Gover, Brummy Meadows, Ginger ...

... W. Turblo (both of Bermondser) are matched to box tea rounds for a purse and a aide bet. Also W. Brans (Bermondsey) and Joe Phillips (Dockhead) are matched to box ten rounds for purse. Commence at eifht o'clock sharp. Admission. 6d. seats. Is. No free ...

... Saturday. The Ansley captain won the tom, and decided to bat first. when they ran up a creditable more of O. P. Greenough, Joe. Phillips, and H. King prominent with the bat. and P. Greenough and Jas. Phillips with the ball, the latter's analysis being: 6 oven ...

... --loorph Williams, for threes to P.C. Cummings. over sod ordered to BLACK ID OP /RR PLOY—David Duna. Jobs Rigby Sohn Hook. Joe Phillips, sad Seel Roberts wets with of the sad so ba Sausd wee to find =retie to be of behaves, be three sad owe Dzoxit. Ifidgey ...

... Clara 35—Tippler, cock or hen: 1.2, and 3, Walter King Clam 36—Any other variety, cock or hen I and 3, 3 F Loveraidge ; 3, Joe Phillips, newton Class 37—Selling clams, any variety, cock or hen, price not to exoerd 10.: I. X Wilkinson: 2 and 3, A 16 tteelt ...

... Tolson not out 0. extras 4, total 52. E. Fox and Son's Eleven—J. H. Phillips 3, Gildea 4, Wharton 0, Cook 1, Macnamars, 0, Joe Phillips, 0, Higgins 0, Taylor 1, Purdy 4, Kelly 4, Winsbury extras 3, total 21. --- TUESDAY'S MATCH. LEEDS V. DEWSBURY.—At Dewsbury ...

... Chairman, the Guardians, and the °Moms of the House. (New ()KUL—The ninth competition was held on Saturday, when Bugle•df *Joe Phillips heeded Clan A with the good so re of points, while Pvt. Nugent won the spoon in Class B with the total of 84 points. The ...

... hen: I. 2,3, and ,b c.. Mr. Walter King. Clam IS—Any other variety, cock or ben : 1 and 3, Mr. J. F. Loversidge; 1, Mr. Joe. Phillips. Hawton. 37.-Belling Clam any cock or ben; price not to erased Ins.: 1, Mr. R. Wilkinson: 2 and 3. Mr. A. E. ; • h c. Mr ...