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... song, Mei. C. Evans ; singingoompetition • fourcom• petiton, Id, Mr Owen Jose', 2nd, Mr G. Haydn Jones: comic song, Mr Joseph Phillips; topical song, Mr P. B. Loveday. Special praise is due to the Glee Party for their excellent rendering and to Mr Fred ...
... competition is maintained principally by Tehran exhibitors. The first prize for oxen goes to a =pert, bullock shown by Mr Joseph Phillips, of Anlinginn. This is the animal which stands distinguished as the best in the yard. In midilion to the £l5 prise of ...
... Thomas Jackson, eldest sou of Mr J. B. Mee, Bridgend House, Dolgelley, to Miss Florence Goodwin, youngest daughter of Mr Joseph Phillips, late of Liverpool. WALTERS—LOT—March Bth, at the Register Office, before the Registrar, Rev W. Jones, Mr Benjamin Wale' ...
... published them from time to time in the pages of the Welsh periodical Yr Raul. Have they been lamed in a emends form GOOLZDD. JOSEPH PHILLIPS.—I am told by old inhabitants of Oswastry that then lived in a cottage in Willow. street, abcnt the year 1820, an eccentric ...
... Itr Edward Thorns., Farm Bleddfn, near Knighton. Stowe Cows axe Hairaas.—Prise. £lO. Exhiletor Commended: Exhibitor, Mr Joseph Phillip+, Aiding- and breeder, The Right Hon. the Earl of Sontheek, ton, near Waage. Berkshire; breeder, Mr John linen Castle ...
... began to assemble towards twelve o'clock, and after forming grruape, and discussing the matter for upearls of an hour, Joseph Phillip', of the Rhos, elected chairman, and a committees was formed to draw up resoiu• tions. 'They adjearued to the Turf Tavern ...
... 01 RUABON. PETTY SESSIONS, FRIDAY. before Capt. Penton, chairman, H. R. Wingfield, Esq., ai.d Colonel A Stray Cole.—Joseph Phillips was eh irged by P.C. Ilnr.reiia with pm-Tontine his caw to stray on the road near Rhosllmerchrtnmg. Defendant admitted ...
... .1. Denies and Walter Jones sang the comic (taste, As usual ; Mr Jenkin Jones, the comic song, Accident' ; Mr Joseph Phillip'. the comic snug, Down the nick it goes Mr J. A. Phillips, the comic song, Dena anyone want to hay a 'bicycle ; ...