... ASSAULTING EACH OTHER Constable Gravea summoned Patrick Hayden sod Joseph Phillips for assaulting each other on the public street at Wicklow, on alt. Both defendants pleaded guilty, and were fined 5j each and costs. ...

... Hyland, Bathnew, on two charges, one for being drank an d disorderly, and the other for throwing stone at cyclist named Joseph Phillips, of Wicklow. Constable Hyland stated that he saw Jordan, who was drunk, deliberately fling a stone at bicyclist who was ...

... FRACAS WICKLOW. George Newman, the Mall, summoned Jamei and Joseph Phillips for assault. Richard Ryder summonad Praucis Roillips for assault. James Phillips Charged Newman and with assault, and Joseph Phillies charged George Newman with assault. Mr M'Carroll ...

... ASSAULT ON A SHOP ASSISTANT. James Dempsey was summoned by Joseph Phillips for having assaulted and given bimablack eye on the n o April 6tb. Defendant did not appear. Carroll appeared on behalf of the complainant. It appeared from the pviden' , that ...

... could not say if his brother Joe was a good man with the gloves, or that he had beaten two German sailors at one time. Joseph Phillips stated that he was in his own yard when the row arose. He hoard the noise, and on limning out saw hia brother James lying ...

... THE WICKLOW NEWS-LETTER—Saturday, July 16, 1898. STREET ROW Hugh Kehoe and Joseph Phillips were charged Sergeant O’Leary with being disorderly tho public street. There was large crowd around them, and they were assaulting each other. Both declined to ...

... Rathnew, on two charges, one of drunk and disorderly conduct, and the other of throwing a stone at a bicyclist, named Joseph Phillips, of Wicklow. Hyland stated that he saw Jordan, who was drunk and disorderly, fling a stone at a bicyclist who was passing ...

... Defendant, who did not appear, was fined 30s with the alternative of a month's imprisonment. A Robert Richardson and Joseph Phillips were charged by Constable Mllugh with assaulting each other on the street. Complainant stated that at about 7 o'clock ...

... FIGHTING. Robert Richardson and Joseph Phillips were charged by Constable M'Hugh with assaulting each other the street. Complainant stated that at about seven o'clock on the evening of the 29th September found the defendants fighting on the street, opposite ...

... that we came back. Fred Haughton said lie saw Ryder and Newman standing together. James Philips up and struck Newman. Joseph Phillips then came up and joined in the row, and Francis came out of Stnyth's and struck Ryder a swinging blow. Mrs Oiff said she ...

... occupied by defendant as tenant front week to week. 01 deted in eight days. • DCI.L. District inspector Loch prosecuted Joseph Phillips for alleged cruelty to, bull. The complainant deposed that on the 27th of laet month lie wan going on duty to Ashford ...

... eac3i—A Friend, Mrs NidM&on, Mrs Ke.ly, Mrs Miupliv, Mrs Essie Kavanagh, '9B Friend, Messrs O’tfarrol!, sc nr; Arthur, Joseph Phillips, P Keren ford, Fairy, J J Coudrc.n, James P.itrick Byrne, J Bannow, Jas Considiue, M Kennedy, M Byrne, Chaa Kavanr.gh ...