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... gistrict fan. BATH. Pours, Tsuranar.—A man, lamed Joseph Phillips, was charged with smalls( 18 yard of ataircarpet value 14. 3d., from shop Mr. J. a 1A.% mictiomer, to.. York-street, also with James Parma& The latter, who is la the emsley the pilleMiter ...
... concluded before Vice- or Sir James Stuart on Monday. By the agreement, whicltwas dated the 14th of April, 1813, Mr. Joseph Phillips, one of the joint owners of the farm (hie brother John Phillips being the other), agreed to sell it to the Prof.:gar Iron ...
... due to Jsiacs Evan*, and was likewise ordered to pay this and 7s. 6d. cost& Robert Swaim was summoned for assaulting Joseph Phillips and John Fowles, and was lined 15s. for each offeace, iaeluding costs. Printed and_Pnbilind by CHARLES and GEORGIC SOJIHRTON ...
... Messrs. J. and R. Bush, of Baklvriu-street Hall, for the extensive stock, badman and premises lately carried on by Mr. Joseph Phillips, tc., in the premises formerly for many years occui=7; Messrs. Stratton in Clark-street, St. Pint's, was yesterdaT accepted ...
... burlier, wee for the like offence on the 2lth Nay, end wu dealt with in • like wanner. Stealing a Gat—Themes Jena and Joseph Phillips, Keyernie Infauvr, were charred with Melia( • goo, the property of Willis. Lewis. Sergi. Goagh proved spproberidiog the ...
... hampers mineral water W. Beloe and Cat,. 8 casks sugar.. W. Clarke, 100 cheese; G. Godwin, 300 do ; A. Pearce, I bags pass Joseph Phillips, 160 bands wood hoops ; Edwards and Ce., ; 103 bands basket rods, 33 casks old metal ; R. Roscoe, *0 cheese ;Cole. Brothers ...
... was Seed Id. sad meth for allowing hie donkey to stray on ale highway.—Joy Jarvis wee shamed with nalawfaUy besting Joseph Phillips, et Watchfield, on the 6th test. Mr. Bailey was for complainant, and Mr. T. Smith lot defendant, who had also two other ...
... ;;;;Wsi. 7 -(leigistraten present The Rev. J. K. Mae/else sad T. J. Ward. Ewa.. and Maier Pentair Gesse.—Jamass Preach sad Joseph Phillips, lasses wars with I. per. writ gine ea 'ma,. the 17th lag, a leads at Mer. Ida Charier and Mr. Thomas &lbw ml delhar ...
... Messrs Bead and Tacker, as. Mr. K. T. Lswia i t arb 3 3 0 5 Mama and 1211 x. Mr. J. L , Thoutarstreet, 69. sd. • Maws. Joseph Phillips and Son,Messra illiington Brothers, 21 19. tdreshment-reorm Bristol and Rader Railway, Corn'Yr Cooirre.-no fixtures of ...
... 30. Pen - O! four black ewes and one black ramlet, Mr. Phinem James, Abercarn-house, Aberrant, Newport. Commended, Mr. Joseph Phillips, jun., Penyean, .I.berben. PIGS. H HRELD. (laws 31. Boaz- 14., Lord Tortworth (Nowt, Fa R.M.0., 111oucestenlirv. Commended ...
... William Pethick, Amory, jun. L. Fear, Wm. Renshaw, Richard C . John Jacobs. S. James, R. L o we T. L. Nati, Henry Newton, Joseph Phillips, Jacob 'Kt/blame. Richard Warren, P. Wickham, James A. John BACK W. Bennett, J. G. Lovell, and Samuel Clerk of the Peace ...
... a state of substantial repair. ATTEMPTED MURDER AT LUDLOW, SnaorautßE . A murderous attack was made upon a man named Joseph Phillips, at Ludlow, on Saturdayevening. Phillips cohabited with a woman named Caroline Breakwell, and about twelve o'clock on ...