... ss. per month. WAKEFIELD. Watchman Committed for Robbery. — At the West Biding Police-court, at Wakefield yesterday, Joseph Phillips, a young man who has recently been I employed as a night watchman by the Midland Rail- ?? way Company at Normanton, was ...

... under the notice of the Home Secre- tary at the earliest opportunity. RICHMOND. Accident at Richmond. — A boy, named John Joseph Phillips, nine years of age, was riding on a roller in Richmond Cricket Field, on Mon- day evening, when he got his foot entangled ...

... , on the 26tb ult. Both were cemmitted to prison for six weeks. Fatal Accident on the Bailway. — On Monday Eif: tit, Joseph Phillips, employed in the corstruction ol the Hull and Barnsley Bailway, and residing at 40, Chaik-lane, Hull, while passing over ...

... yet been fixed. WAKEFIELD. Watchman Committed for Bobbirt. — At the West Biding Police-court, at Wakefield ou Monday, Joseph Phillips, a young man who has recently been employed as a night watchman by the Midland Bail- way Company at Normanton, was charged ...

... 13, the daughters of Henry May, 27, Harley-.news North. They went with tbeir mother and father, who are still missing. Joseph Phillips, 54, Gray's Inn-lane, Gray's Inn- road : 1 come to identify Richard Tuurgood, my son- in-law. My daughter was found at ...

... mmended snd s*e.erved, being the ! i'« entry fron, the broad shire. The first p-ize went E L ?? bsipg «c_K i bJ Mr. Joseph Phillips, . Wrrterongh. with Bel Cherry. The s^nd ai-fcer*t-i ttie '-uoemakeis Scire, boior carried -.Thi Mr.' J Sharp, of Ketteriorf ...

... years old. first prize of £26 and a silver medal to breeder, Hon. A. N. Hood, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor; second, £20, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Wantagethird. £10. Mr. Henry BetU-idge, Wantage. Hereford steers or oxen, above 3 years old, first prize of £30 and a ...

... O'natllS.-Dalrvcow.lunillk.ur le calf, of any breed or x ■ ?? ?? he ' I* e viouily lo or in th. year 187 J. First. ML- Joseph Phillips, l-ark Meado v Farm, Peter- -..rorirh. Be- Cherry ?? red. waa calvwl itovem Ser Mib. 1875, calved April 261h. Ig*_, aiul ...

... lords in the town, and dismissed the case on pay- ment of costs. RICHMOND. Accident at Richmond. — A boy, named John Joseph Phillips, nine years of age, was riding on a roller in Richmond Cricket Field, on Mon- day evening, when he got his foot entangled ...

... Womersley Park, Pontefract. DAIRY CATTLE, There were two classes of dairy cattle, and twelve entries in the largest. Mr Joseph Phillips took the first with Red Cherry, a large cow with twin calves. Her prize list is long one, including eleven firsts and ...

... 'Wheeldoa, two bricklayers, and Joseph Dinne, Michael Barker, Ed. Barker,-Hy. Beeson, John Beeson, Bichard Bonn, and Joseph Phillipe. In the gaffer’s abin, which was completely wrecked, was found the body of James Parker, and dose lay the two sons of ...

... I nroved, and the Chief Const-able said was I the prisoner’s 37th offence. One month's imprison- I with hard labour.—Joseph Phillips, London, I was charged with being a deserter from the Royal I Soots stationed York. The Chief Constable I stated that ...