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... ; extra prise of £2d ; gold medal, and hotel and iun keepers' prize of 25 guineas, as best or steer ; exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardingtnu, near Wantage, Berk, ; breeder, Mr. Rawlings, Stoke, near Tenbury ; age, 4 years and 4 months. ...
... for keeping open his house after hours on the 23rd inst. —He was fined 40s. and 14s. costs. —Four men named Henry Hill, Joseph Phillips, Chttrles Dale, and Thomas Ridley were fined Bs. and 12s. costs for being on the premises. Alleged Obstruction.— Thomas ...
... then Mr. Joseph Phillips and Mr. Hitchman came up, and helped his son home.—Mr. Hitchman said that he followed the complainant out on the night in question, and when he came up to him he was struggling with the two defendants. Joseph Phillips was trying ...
... forty members. Alleged Theft of a Saw.—At the Borough Police CourL on Thursday morning, October 5, before Mr. T. Beesley, Joseph Phillips, an apprentice carpenter, was charged with stealing a saw, the property of W. R. Dodd, photographer, South Bar. Mr. Wbitehorn ...
... Monday, Oct. 2. Present—F. H. Deane, Esq. (chairman), Dr. Anderson, and Sir S. Morton Peto, Bart. Attempted Sdicide. Joseph Phillips, 18, was charged on remand from the previous Monday, with having attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with ...
... direction of Pickincroft, followed by the latter and one or two others who were near athand. Happily, at this juncture, Mr. Joseph Phillips, who was on horseback, came up and joined in the pursuit, in which he had to jump several ditches and hedges, and he succeeded ...
... mid A. R. Howland, and the slipping was very creditably and satisfactorily performed by Messrs. F. Fnriiiborough and Joseph Phillips.. At the eouclusion of the coursing a large company, on the invitation of Mr. Howland, adjourned to L. residence to again ...
... that they wore on common and commonable land. —lnspector Andrews proved the case and defendant was ordered to pay 6s. Joseph Phillips and Arthur Marriott, ' both of Westcott, labourers, were charged with , trespassing in search of game on land in the occupa- ...
... answer to charge of trespassing for game on October 31st, on the estate of Waddesdon Manor. —According to the evidence of Joseph Phillips, a keeper ia the employ Baron Rothschild, he was in field belonging to Mr. T. Goss, of Westcott, about twenty minutes ...
... Alfred Percy Ingoldby, younger son of Frederick Ingoldby, F.R.C.S., of Lee, Kent, to Gertrude Annie, second daughter of Joseph Phillips Steams, of Westbourne-street, Hyde-park, and Ray Mill House, Maidenhead. Turney-Plant.—At Christ Church, Biddulph Moor ...
... on Common and Commonable Land. Inspector Andrews proved the case and the defendant was ordered to pay tie. IN OF GAME. Joseph Phillips and Arthur Marriott, both of Westcott, labourers, wore charged with trespassing in search of game on land in the occupation ...
... and on the 26th ult., Mary, aged 2 years, children of Mr. James Pearce. Phillips. At Waddesdon, on the 25th ult., Mr. Joseph Phillips, aged 67 years. Pope.—At High Wycombe, the 24th ult., Kate, wife of Mr. Alfred Pope, aged 25 years. Ritchie.—At Hanslope ...