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... working classca admitted cheap tickets furnished to the master rannufactnrer*. .. , The fir>t animal this year was Mr Joseph Phillips • Hereford ; grand beast, of splendid quality and great substance, girthing Oft. 2in. This took the first prize in its ...
... Pantreios Wvuu shove the Roots Houses. iy l fair attended with some of length little more than log on the water, Captmta Mr Joseph Phillips had written to tho board rcqiiestmg and Vorapany, j combinations of workmen Martin immediately ordered bis mam topsail ...
... this district one week, from January to the 25th, 102 beasts died, and on the last-named date 7d more were affected. Mr Joseph Phillips, Cope’s Farm, near Bronghton station, lias lost 53 in nine days. At the present it is raging fearfully Breiton, from the ...
... three first cases called on were adjourned, owing to the sickness of the defendants or their witnesses. A Stray Cow.—Joseph Phillips was charged by P.C. Burgess with permitting his cow to stray the road near Rhosllanerchrugog. Defendant admitted that ...
... following is a complete list those seriously injured:—James Winterbottom, Edward Hodgkiss, Samuel Kamsbottom, Patrick M‘Ke\v, Joseph Phillips, John Pickup, George Bullock, Joseph Wild, John Walker, Martin Bnrtiushaw, aud John Brooks. Kamsbottom was working about ...
... is believed that the race will take place, but tbe time remains to fixed. .Rending Wokkuousk Clothed— iDorsday ln»t, Joseph Phillips, an inmate of the Hawarden Union Workhonae, was charged before Sir Stephen Glrnne, with basing, on Wednesday esenin?, ...
... Bickerton of the same place. Phillips—Lea—On the 22nd inst., at the Independent Chapel, Wrexham, by the Rev. J. Perkins, Mr Joseph Phillips, of Oswestry, to Miss Jane Lea, youngest daughter of Mr W. Lea, Red Hall, near Holt Richards—Roberts—On the 23rd inst ...
... d mi for his lodgings. When I went to Salop-road I found prisoner there, sitt-'ng down in chair, pretending to sleep.—Joseph Phillip?, sworn, said: I reside in Oswestry, ana a porter at the Great Western Railway station. On Friday, the 16th September ...
... reduction. — Defendant had nothing to say, and the bench reserved their decision until they heard ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE. Joseph Phillips, of the Unicorn, Ponkey, was sum- moned for a similar offence. — ln this case Mr Bradley said that on the Bth of October ...
... Lindop, ; youngest son of the late Mr Thos. Pembrey, chemist, j of Overton. Phillips— On the 29th ult., at Chester, Mr Joseph. Phillips, of Liverpool, formerly of Penymaes, Holy- well. Roberts — On the 2nd inst., at her residence, Dispensary Cottage, Oswestry ...
... belonging, situate at Ponkey, near Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, and now or late in the respective occupations of Joseph Phillips, Jonathan Rogers, Thomas Pritchard, Thomas Williams, and Thomas Hughes. For further particulars apply to Mr John G. Buckton ...
... of the Cross Keys beerhouse, Groes, from Darid Evans to Thomas Jones ; and the license of the Unicorn Inn, Rhos, from Joseph Phillips to David Jones. An application for the transfer of the license of the Cross Foxes, Groes, irom John Williams to John Griffiths ...