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... TVith a Vote for the County. it. WILLIAM FORD has been 3 favoured with instructions from the -.Tnistees of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION - , at Mr. Sargent's, EsAuvowr ARMS Beaufort, on THURSDAY, Decem4er 15, 1864, all those VALUABLE ...
... CAERLEON. ROEBERY.—On Thursday week the house of Joseph Phillips was entered, whilst the females were in the garden picking beans for dinner. Two boxes were opened, and from one XI 1 in gold and 2s. 6d. kt silvor, were stolen from another £2 lOs. in gold ...
... Surgeon of the Lodge, and others, dined with the memoers. Mr Llewellyn was called away immediately after dinner, and Mr. Joseph Phillips, Rhiwderrin, was unanimously voted to the chair, and Mr. William Cooke to the vice-chair. The toast of The Queen was ...
... the House 303 last week, 306. Sick, 104 last week, 101. Admitted 10. Discharged 11. Dead 2, (Mary Oats, 40 years, and Joseph Phillips, four weeks). The Clerk reported several parishes in arrear with their payments, and it was ordered that summonses be ...
... Llanvrechva Upper, was summoned by Sergeant Povall for keeping his house open at proh bited hours,and was fined .£1 13s. Joseph Phillips wAs summoned by D. Cameron, for refusing to maintain his child Ile now consented to keep the child, and the charge was ...
... and fined in the mitigated penalty of 25s.—The Bench recommended the Excise to reduce it still further. . . _ _ _ _ Joseph Phillips was charged with assaulting his wife.—Mr. Tomlinson, from the office of Mr. Graham, defended.—Defendant was bound over ...
... reported the apprehension of Mr. Edwin Davies, of Llan- hennock, on suspicion of stealing a horse, the property of Mr. Joseph Phillips, farmer, Penyvan, in the parish of Mynyddwyslwyn. The charge was brought forward at the Blaina Petty Sessions, when there ...
... hostes s, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. After the removal of the clotbt Mr. William Thomas was called to the chair, and g r ' Joseph Phillips, secretary, was called to read a state' ment of the affairs of the society for the past year, froei which it appears the ...
... exhibitors were Mr Thomas Thomas, St. Hilary, Cowbridge, Mr George Wallis, Farringdon, Mr. William Jones, Panthriwgoch, Mr Joseph Phillips, Aberbeeg, and Mr John Williams, Cowbridge, and it was amongst these the prizes were di % ided. The sheep were mostly ...
... persons in the House, two less than last week. Number of sick, 77. During the week two had died (William Weekes, 29, and Joseph Phillips, 67). In the Schools, 58 boys and 53 girls. As soon as the relief -lists had been disposed of, the Clerk read ...
... present year, and he was instructed that defendant had. not carried a gun since the li.]:ense elapsed. He then called Joseph Phillips to corroborate the evidence given by Morgan, a gamekeeper, defendant's witness at the last Court. Phillips was sworn, ...
... and Phillips, at the Tin Plate Works, Rhiwderin. Mr. Vaughan (Cathcart and Vaughan) appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Joseph Phillips, mill manager for the complainants, said on Tuesday evening last he was summoned to the Works at ten o'clock. Went to ...