... rtl i W~illians l~lorris inK A:-, I, Ar enhs>,In,. Mr.- ,}I1tin 9( Bettws, Carmartlhenshire, cil.. deal manufacturers. Joseph Phillips and Joseph II ?? Phillips, isimborne SIinster, Dorsetshire, timber nerch A delicious coolin drinl;: aspplied in Rese's ...

... there was such a display of first-rate I beasts and sheep as has rarely been seen in any market. The beasts sent by Mlr. Joseph Phillips, M1r, J. Greenaway, and Mr. W IV. Aldwoath, were ext aordinarily fine animals, and attracted - great attention, In addition ...

... tradilng as Reywortl and Jtverard, at Cirencester, Gloucester, book- sellers, museicoellers, priiiters, and etationers. Joseph Phillips and Jolt's Miles, trading as Phillips, Miles, sd Co., at Clare.streot, Bristol, audii at Clervedon, Soimersot, 1,hotograp~hic ...

... Swankea, presentation tea dealer, late provision merchant and tea dealer. Eoward Pearce, Islebam Cambridgeshire, farmer. Joseph Phillips, Penlreglod, parish of Mynyldysllwyn, farmer, and John Phillips, of Penner, parish of Mynyddysilwyn, farmer, both Mon ...

... The geueral meeting of the adventurers was held this ,n day at the Auction Mlart Coffeehouse, Bartholomew-lane; i Mr. Joseph Phillips in the chair. The report stated that since the last general meeting they r had suank Booruian's shaft 3j fin. below the ...

... Ordter, 13 ases spirits. In the Jonadab, finnsl Carihiff-Lgigt. In tihe 'Progress, froml Penzance, Torqusy, and Lesondn Joseph Phillips, 12 tons tin, sondlry British geeds. I o the Rtebecea Mary, irons Psrr lheli-160 toob mm-, Rail and Canal (renaored under ...

... a iH 4 lids *whisky; T. U. Nonthnam andl Co., I case biscuits. In the Progress, from Penzaice Turquay, and Lotamoil- Joseph Phillips, sundry British gooess. In the Jane McCall, from London- 150 tons cement. ItaI and Caiat(reusoved under Bord)-J, Sitith ...

... W~arren, at I'ainswic, G~loucestershire grocers and wine merchants and mineral water manruacturers. F. J. Warren retires. Joseph Phillips and David Phillips, trading as J. and D. Phillips, at 42, Castle street, Bristol, general drapers as from llarch 25ti ...

... Richa2rd V. BreakwelLand Fanyry Breakwel- trad:ng as R. V. and F. Breia-,ell, Cleohsry Morrinter. Salop, coadrbuildersm Joseph Phillips, Pen7rasig, Bethesda, Carnart.ns':ire, labooarer. Rirhard Singleton, Pocklivtotn, Yorks, cake, seed. c-orn, and manure ...

... Polglase auid Co., 60bhags rice; Symee andcompaly, 29 bx4 -bacon. In the Progress, from Penraince Torqunay,'and Lonlora- Joseph Phillips, sundro British goods. In thre Manranure, fromn Truiro-C. .PaB anti Sou, 130 loire --li elag, 30 tons tin refuse.' Iu ...

... upen the of such associations, and announocd his intention of establishing a similar society in his own district. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the clara of Saints', being about leave the town, the association availed themselves of the opportunity to present him ...

... spirits. 3 In the Engle, from Glasgow-220 tons general cargo, In the Wwu. J. Taylor, from London, Torquay, and Penzanro -Joseph Phillips general British goods. -In the Aron Bell, from Port madoc-100 tons setto. Rail and Canal (removed under Bond)-W. Polglase ...