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... IJPT, with Iwrnajju BLACK HORSE H*N, Fully « Joseph Phillips, St Martins Stamford. . LET, the Sth Aprd boxS, TWEE VINE INN, Mask—Da__n*a. Beer- « house only.-Apply Joa Phillips, St Martin's Irewery , Stamford. rO LET, to* GEORGE and DRAGON INN, Full licence ...
... ap- plication res and conditions of with Plan, will be ready 10 days prior, and may be obtained at the Stamford; of Mr. Joseph Phillips, Browne’s Hospital, Stamford ; or of Mr. W. Langley, auc- valuer, estate agent, SAINT MARTIN’s, 8T W. LANGLEY begs to ...
... CROWN INN, Newboro' (fully licensed), and about 12 Acres of Arable Land, good Farm-buildings.—For particulars apply to Joseph Phillips, St. Martin's Brewery, Stamford ; or to the outgoing tenant, E. Townsend, the Crown Inn, Newboro', near Peterboro'. To ...
... Coliingwood son H. Johnston jH. F. Allison James Hornsby R. S. Best wick Fred Mrs. Sherwin J. T. Isitt jA.Cockman Gregory Joseph Phillips IJ. W. Martin C.B. Parker (Col.) Thos. jW. Hutchinson John Reeve (Col.) Geo. Welhy 11. Bothamley T.Cheney-Garfit S. W ...
... damaging a fence on land belonging Lord Exeter and tented by Mr. John Woolhouse, jun., at Barnack, on the 3rd April. Mr. Joseph Phillips appeared to prosecute, and Mr. J. E. Atter represented the defendants. Mr.Phillips said he understood the defendants wished ...
... damaging a fence on land belonging to Lord Exeter and rented by Mr. John Woolbouse, jun.. at Barnack, the 3rd of April. Mr. Joseph Phillips appeared prosecute, and Mr. J. E. Atter represented the defendants. the last Court defendants admitted destroying the ...
... Ground, oontalntng 1R- 4F. (more or less) thereto belonging, situate tit Market Deeping, near to the Church, occupied by Joseph Phillips, E ...
... the employ of Mr. Godfrey, timber merchant, was charged with assaulting David Baldock, labourer ln the employ of Mr. Joseph Phillips, brewer, on the Complaiuant said he was standing on the town bridge, when defendant, as he was passing, called him Sawdust ...
... oa the said tenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, in the presence of, and was attested by, Joseph Phillips the younger, of Stamford aforesaid, solicitor; and wee also duly executed the said John Howes on the eleventh day of March ...
... Col. Chas. Thomas John Moore, C.8., Frampton Hall, Boston ; Mr. Edward Peacock, Dunstan House, Kirton-in-Lindsey ; Mr. Joseph Phillips, Stamford ; Rev. George Ward, M.A., Mavis Enderby Rectory, Spilsby ; Rev. Edward Synge Wilson, Winterton [died 30 September]; ...
... including nearly 100 PUBLIC and HolsES, with COTTAGES and LAND. Messrs. altred thomas, peter, and MIL Eos are instructed by Joseph Phillips, to oy AICTiU.S, at .dart, Loudon, Monday, tjt u October. 2 o clock precisely. in Use Lot, the above old-established and ...
... and to the resolution tbat tbe County Council declined to entertain the subject matter of tbe resolution.—Yours truly, Joseph Phillips. Ij. J. Deacon, Esq., Clerk the County Council, Peterboro'. The Marquis of Exetsb said was sorry to hear the Kesteven ...