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... ordered to pay la.6d.per e rt li towards the support of the male child of Claydoe. —James Ho:Kraft. George Sharp, and Joseph Phillips, of Annott, were charged with night poaching at Merino.— Hoperaft to pay 130 9d.. Sharp 13a. 9d., and Phillips 18e. 9& ...
... George Phillips, labourer, and Mary Phillips, his wife, residing at Kentish•town, was charged with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused a deal of oommiseration in court. Mary Anne Green said she ...
... ) The creditors, some of whom are retorted for heavy amounts, reside in Northamptonshire, Bucks, Berke, and Oxon. Mr. Joseph Phillips, solicitor, of Church•lans, Lotbbury, represented the trustee and committee of inspectioo ' and applied to the Court to ...
... dereadints wore di charged on the p.iy.i.ent of thr drat', dr. 6d. each. A Cauftom row lincwiavous Yoomourswa.— Morris. Joseph Phillips, sad tirshasi, I.ult of Wexler, cLiargclwati littigg. the 6tl lust., coat the wall of the Priory Orumuls, at Mad daulagal ...
... reference to drainage matters at Caulcott. Strailon Audley. —The Inspector reported a case of typhoid fever at the house of Joseph Phillips, supposed to have arisen from drinking water at a neighbouring well. In consequence of a letter which he received from ...
... surface water from the village, was adjourned. Stratton chalky. —ln reference to the typhoid fever case at the house of Joseph Phillips (sup. posed to have arisen from drinking water at • neighbouring well), the inspector said he had communicated with Colonel ...
... Saunders, the keeper, received his share of credit for the produce. There were 31 courses and 11 hares were killed. Mr. Joseph Phillips acted as slipper, The owners of the dogs were Messrs. John Dodwell, Jacob Watson, Arthur and George Sotham. B,ichard Kimbell ...
... 18, at Whaddon, aged 72, Mr. George Lee February 18, at Bushden 11111, Ifigham Marren, aged 72, Patience, wife of Mr. Joseph Phillips. February 19, at 4, Illghatreet. Banbury, aged 33 months, Thomas Kimberley, son of Mr. George Merin* February 19, at ...
... Dewar, Esq. (chairman), and the Earl of Jersey. GAME LAW CHAllGE.—Thonws Hall, labourer, of Arnoott, was summoned by Joseph Phillips, gamekeeper. for using wires and a gun for the purpose of taking game at Arncott, on February 17.—Complainant deposed ...
... required to be done to the ditch by the side of the road was in hand. Stratton Audley. —The well on the premises occupied by Joseph Phillips had been cleansed. Soiddern.—The privy owned by Mr. John Boddington had been converted into three, as ordered at the last ...
... last week, Henry Hitchrun, against whom two fanner convictions were shown, was, for an at impted prone robbery on Mr. Joseph Phillips, of the Oxford Old Bank, when he was winking along Broad-street, ilk that City, sentenced to two years bard labour. or ...
... Aylesbury, aged 47 after a long illness, the wife of Mr. Mark De Fraine seedaman and gardener Jan 16, suddenly aged 66, Mr. Joseph Phillips, for upwards of 40 years cashier to Mesas Parsons, Thomson & Co, bankers, Oxford, and formerly of Chesterton, Bicester ...