... Esq., chairman, presided, and amongst the gentlemen present were—Messrs. Benjamin Wilson and C. Sands, vice-chairmen; Joseph Phillips, Benjamin Whittaker, John Walker, Chas. Stapleton, J. Birkby, A. D. Hindley, E. Fox, J. Wilians, T. Thackrah, R. Crawshaw ...

... Charles Stapleton. B. Whittaker, Thomas Thackrah, B. Wilson, J. Day, W. Smith, J. Walt er, J. Dixon, R. Crawshaw, E. Fox, Joseph Phillips, James Willans, Charles Bloomfield, Joseph Birkby, Samuel Pickard, James Wilson, A. D. Hindley, B. Rhodes, Rayner, W. ...

... (vicechairman), Mesbrs. A. D. Hindley, Samuel Pickard, E. Fox, James Bennett, Charles Stapleton. R. Crawshaw, B. Whittaker, Joseph Phillips, Wm. Smith (Batley), John Walker, and Samuel Rayner. RATIFICATION OF DR. WATTS' APPOINTMENT AS MEDICAL. OFFICER. Mr. CARR ...

... KILL*, CTUCILATLS. FOKMS, MBMOHAfiDLMK, 3u , KXrLnmOI'SLT AMD CHSAFLt PBINTAD i-KIOHIXH OKFMCK, WitSTOATK. dkwkriky, JOSEPH PHILLIPS A SONS' hANDKLION COFFEE CONTAINS THREE TIMES THE PCtENOTH BREAKFAST BEVEKAOKB n . One* Always Used. IntAlidk and the ...

... years, Mary, daughter of Vir. Patrick Han*. .Swallow Row. Phillips -On the 220 d inst., John Merton, infant son of Mr. Joseph Phillips L. A Y. Railway Station. -On the 22nd in-t., aged Michael McDonagh. Mid-lie Road Wilson -On 23rd inst., sged years. Ann ...

... sentences have been given at the London Police Courts this week for brutal assault'; on the helpless. At Thames Police Court, Joseph Phillips (35), a boot finisher, of 74, Silver-street, Stepney, was charged with assaulting his wife, Caroline. The evidence showed ...

... qr*. Alleged Theit a Dog.— George Adams, travel* ling showman, was charged with stealing terrier dog, the property Mr. Joseph Phillips, station-ma§*er at the Lancashiro and Yorkshire Ktilway Station, Market Place. The prosecutor deposed that Wedutsday nigh: ...

... Monday next, when the charge will be fully investigated. DRINK RUINS ANOTHER HOME. , At the Taunton Assizes, .on Tuesday, Joseph Phillips, of Bath, was sentefided to five years' penal servi. ude by 11,1 r. Justice Coll ns for the manslaoghter of his wif?. ...

... Rho*U*»*, John ILugL, Edward Stockwell, Joshua and Joseph Scbolefteld. Omctt (2 required).—J. J. Mitchell, James W'»l*on, Joseph Phillips, and Thomas Crawsh.iw. Sooth ill (2 required). Ext* James N. Wooller, Joseph Peace, and Terry. Tmorvhiix (1 re*iuli«d) ...

... W. Lauder, Steward street, Spitalfields, Middlesex. Robert James Webster, builder, South Grove-road, Waltham. E,3ex. Joseph Phillips, farmer, Pentrepiod, parish of Blynyddvaliwyn, Monmouthshire, and John Phillips, farmer, P - ennar, parish of Mynyddysilwyn ...

... vacancy cause I the of Mr. Poillip Elii« ; th* y were compelled their bye laws to elect another to fid bis plaoe. —Mr. Joseph* Phillips was proposed. - memortd was iea.l from a Lumber ot the ratepayers of Giggsl Hill, Bomioating Mr. Tonalinsow candidate ...

... trading as John Bruton and Co., Goat street and Brunswick-street, Swansea. Elward Peirce, farmer, Isieham, Cambridgeshire. Joseph Phillips, farmer, Pontrepiod, parish of and John Phillips, farmer, of Pennar, parish of Mynyddysilwyn ' both Monmouthshire. George ...