... in question, and when he came Up to him he was struggling with the two defendants, Joseph Phillips was tiyilng to part them, They were parted, and he, with Joseph Phillips, helped to carry the complainant home. He was very much exhausted from waint of blood ...

... 15s. od., due to creditors chiefly residing at Abingdon, Oxford, and Faringdon. Among the principal creditors are Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage, 1251. 7s. Gd. ; and Mr. William WYilliams, of Northeourt, near Abingdon, 611. 18a. Od. The ...

... to Ann Capel. The Special Sessions for transferring licences were adjourned to the 16tl of April. Samuel Casemnore and Joseph Phillips, of Bicester. charged by William Elliott aith havinr set fire to and burnt two trees, the property of Lewis Coker, seq ...

... addressed tle Jsery for the prisoner, be was found Not Guilty, t ATTEUMPD GAROTTE ItBE. ?? wn haredwith assaulting Mr. Joseph Phillips, on the 20th of August last, with intent to ohie. Mr. T. Mallarn prosecuted. The prisoner was undefended. Mr. Phillins ...

... Mur.H.n Vilkifttapptaredifortiedefeadait. Case adjourned for 14 dttys. John Keithel, WVilliam Hall, Charles Strong, Joseph Phillips, Herbert Woodivard, and William Jakeniath, all of brook-Nortotf, laboarets, were charged by Thomas Golding, the clturchwardn ...

... and the utmost good order prevailed. to The slipping was satisfactorily performed by Messrs. Farmbrough, Gale, and Joseph Phillips. Amongst the et owners of dogs present were Messrs. A. R. Howland, T. or Franklin, Early, Coitm an, Tompkins, Hitchman ...

... him the feelings of the agi- v celturists present.] m The health of the Breeders of Stock was responded to f, by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, who has carried off so ii niany prizes at the Simithufield and other Shows. c Mr. Hamsnett, Maniager of ...

... Striaton Audley, on the Ist instant ; Wlilitll Butnce deposed to the facts; discharged, otl ?? of costs . Joht illorris, Joseph Phillips, atid -- (ira1tait, Iis of Biceter, were charged vith tasvisly, ott tse 13th histlint, cot ovcr the wall of the Priory ...

... 751. ' begvntthapotm t 8.-! That the sunction of, the Court be svn touth wappontent. 6t of William larmaworthi and Joseph Phillips as asistatwrlc' ~ Sir W. .Heathcote objected to the ap ointmenat of the igadditional warders as a piermanency, andao aft ...

... ' plenty of money to pay the fine for the old man 'r and all the lot. Tite coistnb!e. eideite *as ' corroborated by Joseph Phillips, tnd the d defendants, on being askced for their defence, said thew were only ?? s.nd Joseph w ere t fitted lOs. each ...