... PRO KILL At Taunton Assizes Joseph Phillips, ot Bath, was sentenced te five te tte Justice Collins, for killing his wife. Evidence showed on September 19, Mrs Phillips was struck by the uence of while she was under the in- uries which necessitated her ...

... John Bell, John Douglas, Win. John Fraser, James Kerr. Frederick Ritto, James Jama- M'Gowar. John M'Lean, John Queen, Joseph Phillips, John Reid, Taylor, and Wm. Taylor. Any persons suppoeinz themselves entitled next-of-kin should apply -ty letter the ...

... before a Judicial Committee of Privy Council yesterday. Mr J tunc and Mr W. H. Wyke were counsel for the appellants, Joseph Phillips, William Gritfin, Charles Davies, James Gray, Frederick Nicholas, and John Wilson,members of the crew of the s.s. Ferret ...

... before a Judicial Committee of Privy Council yesterday. Mr Jeuue and M.r Xv H. Wyke were counsel for the appellants, Joseph Phillips, William Griffin, Charles Davies, James Gray, Frederick Nicholas, and John Wilsonlrlembers of the crew of the s.e. Ferret ...

... Hamburg places of worship a day of general tluuiksgivinq for the cessation of the eholera plague in that city. A man named Joseph Phillips was given five years' penal servitude at Somerset Assizes for fatally striking his wife while she was under the influence ...

... Wheeldon, two brncklayers, az i Joseph Dinne, Michael Parker, Edward Parker. Henry Beeson, John Beeson, Richd. Dunn, and Joseph Phillips. In the gaffers’ cabin, which was completely wrecked, was found the body of James Parker. and close by lay the two sons ...

... Aberdeen. INJURED. Pine, carriage attendant, London and North Western Railway Company, Harlcs- Qsn, London ; cat hand. Joseph Phillips, engine-filter, 16 Brynaer Street, Shrewsbury; contused elbow and crushed finger*. David Steele, of Forfar ; contused ...

... again took up the article, and before witness could give the alarm walked out with it, followed by the other accused.—Mr. Joseph Phillips, manager to the prosecutor, said that on being informed of the occurrence by the last witness lie pursued the prisoner ...

... THI GRENNOROCIR AND THI COOK. At the Glasgow Northern Police Court on Monday, Joseph Phillips, aged 51, hailing from London, was brought up for examination as to having on 28th May last, in a house in Grove Street, intermarried with • woman while his ...

... deceased, who was an ex-Baptist minister, were found on the table at which he had been sitting. At Manchester yesterday Joseph Phillips was remanded on a charge of defrauding the Secretary for War. Prisoner confesied that nine years ago secured the papers ...

... sequently affected the behaviour of iron in I different ways. There were four differenot modifi- i cations of carbon. Joseph Phillips, Bedson, l read a paper on iron and steel wire, and the development of its manufacture. Wire, he said, was known to the ...

... —J. Devlin, severely; James sllghtlv; John Hughes, slightly; Thomas Armea, Cuter slightly: Edward Bradley, slightly ; Joseph Phillips, slightly. Wm Sutdlffef slightly: James Tyler, slightly ; Frederick Downing, 'lightly! Thomas Herbert, slightly; George ...