... Rev. W. EiUr.-.nls, Jo!m Smith, of Joi n’s-Place, l*nnonitown, Esq., Solicit »r, to Amcr. youngest daughter of the late Joseph Phillips, of I.laugolliii, Esq. February 11, at Oxmantowmplace, scred 10 vears, ilek-n, third daughter of John Waters, Esq., M ...

... Church, North Wake, by the Rev. W. Edwards John Smith, of Parivonstown, Esq. Solicitor, to Amoy, daughter of the late Joseph Phillips, of Llangollen, Esq. At Bath, the Rev. T. Arthur Towles, B.A. Rector of Baer. Crocombe, Somerset, to Elizabeth Frances ...

... Kayes, daughter of Mr, O. Kayos, of that Pl John Smith, of Birr. Esq. solicitor. toAmey. youngest daughter of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq. of Lan-60 ln n London, Domenico Braggiotti, Esq. toAnna Maria Josephine Timon, only daughter of the late James Timon ...

... Ludham Hall. Norwich. The third prize of £5 to his Koval Highness Prince Albert. Class 3. —Tlie first prize of to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage; a silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Thomas Carter, Dodmor, near Ludlow. The second prize of £l5 ...

... fsham's ox; they highly commend Mr. A. lieisley’s ox. Class 7.—The judges commend Mr. Richard Ileal .vs heifer, Mr. Joseph Phillips's heiffer, and Mr. Isaac Nibletts heifer; they highly commend Mr. W. M. Gibbs’s heifer. Class 15.—Highly commended, Mr ...

... Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs Drake. Dublin; Mrs Cnrrell. A. M. Carrell The Messrs. Currell, Belfast; Wm. Cur| roll, Belfast; Joseph Phillips, London Mr. and Mrs. M‘Wilkinson, London; Mr. and Mrs Xicholl, Langbay ( Edward E'.llis, Camberwell, London: W. MAVilliam’s ...

... Blunden. A judgment obtained in the E xc h equer . as o f T r i n i ty Term, 1789, for the penal sum of 456 6s. Bd., by Joseph Phillips, Mary his wife, and Thomas Butler, which said Mary and Thomas were acting Executors of Edmond Murphy, against Sir John ...

... said Sir John Blunden. A judgment obtained in the Exchequer, as of Trinity Term, 1789, for the penal sum of 436 84., by Joseph Phillips. Mary his wife, and Thomas Butler, which said Mary audThonias were acting Executors of Edniond Murphy, against Sir John ...

... silver medal to the breeder —viz., to Mr. William Stcdman, Redstone Hall, Ludlow; 2nd prize of £lO, to No. 34—viz., to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage, Class 7.—lst prize of £l5, to No. 39—viz., to Mr. Samuel Druce, of Eynsham, Oxford; silver medal ...

... Karl of Radnor. 2nd, £lO, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardliogtoo. Clatt 6.—lst, £2B, Mr. Isaac Nlblett, Con tare Farm, Filton. Silver medal to breeder, Mr. T. L. Metre, Cound Harbour, Shrewsbury. 2nd, £lO, Mr. Joseph Phillips. y.—lat, £l6, Mr. Robert Beman ...

... examination. Mr. Creighton Q.C., appeared counsel for the assignee, and examined the bankrupt considerable length. Mr. Joseph Phillips was counsel for the bankrupt. The schedule not haring been furnished in time for this meeting, it was adjourned future ...

... female complainant, being fined in 30s and costs, or, in default of payment remain in custody oco month at hard labour. Joseph Phillips was fined and cost# for shooting fire-arms in tbe channel, opposite tho Queen’s Island, contrary to tho regulations of ...