... ailrer medal to the breeder—viz., to Mr William Stedman, of Redatone Mall, .Ludlow; 2d prize of KM, to No. 34—riz., to Mr Joseph Phillips, ot Ardington, near Wantage. Clue 7.—lst prize of 151, to No. 39—riz., to Mr Samuel Uruee, of Rynsham, Oxford ; ailrer ...

... several of the trole.meu of the Loma 'sot at the West surrey Nouse end 04 down to au «acetone Turkey supor, supplied in Mr Joseph Phillip's usual style of excellrucc rbo chair was taken by Mr Photos' Whits, and the vicechair by Mr Charles White. The occasion ...

... neemben of the Chamber Mreed with the Chairman. CHARGE OF THEFT. At the Mamohneter Amass, an Wednesday =ands., annul Joseph Phillips= was =Meted of the theft of upward@ of 81,000 from various build* societies in Mancleasher, of mid& he was secretary, ...

... both of Lewes. the loth inst., at 42, London Road, Brighton, the Rev. Dr. Adler, assisted by the Rev. Mr Nuremberg, Joseph Phillips Joseph, Esq., of 44, Portsdown Road, Maida Hill, London, son of Benjamin Joseph, Esq., of Swansea, to Fanny, eldest daughter ...

... I4th iost., at 65, Church-road, St. Leonards-on-Sea, bronchitis, Louisa Elizabeth Phillips, eldest daughter the late Joseph Phillips, Esq. the Inst., Kiogstborpe, Forest-hill, Henri (Dickie), aged 14 mootbs, son F. W. C. Vogel; and on the 18th inst., ...

... he hod plenty of money to pay the fine for the old man and all the lot.” The constable’s evidence was corroborated by Joseph Phillips, and the defendants on being asked for their defence said they were only sky larking.”—James and Joseph were fined lOs ...

... the Ooset. WIDNICBDAT. Mr. H. Winter (in the chair), the Deputy:.Mayor (Aideruma sad Mr. LII. Baker. MILIVI.TING Tilt Joseph Phillips, s respectably dressed was 'horsed with Issieg add aseaulting Freed ea the preview at tersoos. Freed said be was called ...

... JUVENILE Ofpendks.—Thomas Brown, aged eleveu, was charged with stealing a pair of boots from Mr. Sheather, in George-street. Joseph Phillips, in the employ of Mr. Sheather, stated that Thursday night, about half-past eight,, was taking the boats from the window ...

... Maida Hill.—No cards. On the 15th inst., at 42, London road, by the Rev. Doctor Adler, assisted by tbe Rev. Mr Narenberg, Joseph Phillips Joseph, Esq., of 44, Portsdown road, Maida Hill, London, son of Benjamin Joseph, Esq., ef Swansea, to Fanny, eldest daughter ...

... CHUCKED OUT ! —At the Borough Police-court, on Wednesday, before Messrs. Winter (in the chain, and Councillor Brown, Joseph Phillips, a young carpenter, was charged with being drunk and assaulting the police. Prisoner virtually admitted the charge, and ...

... Esqrs., and Major SILVRHTUORNB. William Jamks 35. remand, from the 3rd in»t.. wm with stealing 16« ;td. the property Mr Joseph Phillips. Mr Lamb appeared pioeecute. The evidence of the witneneee on the 3rd instant was read over and after few remarks from ...

... The weather was again of a wretched description.—Last Tuesday an inquest was held on the body of a gentle* man named Joseph Phillips, aged 45 years, residing at Bedlbrd-square. It appeared that deceased had taken an overdose of chloral, administered to ...