... James Powell, of West Dean, to Miss Rachel Trusted, of Newland. At Llanbadarnfawr, by the Rev. M. Jones, curate, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of the Gogian mines, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. Morgan Evans, of Derwenfawr, near Aberystwith. At Leckhampton ...

... SUSPECTED OF PICKING POCKETS. Joseph Phillips, an elderly man, middle height, rather stoutly bnilt, grey hair, grey clot lies, and coat his arm, was charged with picking pockets in market. George Farr deposed; I was in the Wheatsheaf inn this morning ...

... 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 ...

... the enutb. Mr. Was. Tho,n, s was celled to the chair, and Mr. Thu. battiest° the vise chair. After the usual touts, Me. Joseph Phillips, seeret.ry, lead a statement of the of the 'pricy for the past year, from which it flirt the s solely is in a very healthy ...

... roller; as a token of the respect and esteem which they have gained during the years they have worked .After taking tea, Mr Joseph Phillips, manager, who was unanimously voted to the chair, made some very appropriate and pleasing remarks, in which he alluded ...

... ASSAULTS. Alfred Nichols and Richard Jenkins were charged with assaulting Joseph Phillips, • farm labourer, from Caerleon.— Complainant said he was toing home last Saturla7 night, about nine o clock, and he met Jenkins and his wife and Nichols near St ...

... homes. [he cloth being removed, the Rev. E. Davin, was called upon to preside, when the yea.ly report was read be Kr Joseph Phillips, which showed • very satisfactory state of the funds at present. Ur J. Potter, mill manager, lltschen Tin Works, said ...

... Prince Albert. 7. First prize of £l6 to' Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage. 8. First prize of £2O to Mr. John Henry Gurney, of Cation-hall, near Norwich ; second prize of £lO to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardiogton, near Wantage. SHORT HORNS. ...

... of lualth, and its mother it can cry as Mgorocill ag any other baby. PERSONATING A DEAD MAN. At Manchester, on Monday, Joseph Phillips was remanded on a charge of defrauding Me Secretary of War. The prisoner confessed nine years ago be secured the papers ...

... anything of the kind sent in before. The following appear amongst the most successful competitors :---In Class 1, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Wantage, Berks, for best Hereford ox, first prize of £lO. In Class 2, Lord Hatherton, for best Hereford steer, iirst ...

... Captain Pearson. number of inmates I. the hems reported to be 237; sink, 77. 'Two died during the week— Wm. Weeks, 29; and Joseph Phillips, 67. In the Coulson School, 58 boys aad 53 gide, making a total of 111. under the of the Public Health Ask. to las ints ...

... 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 ...