... STAMFORD. Marmaoe of Mr. J. J. Phillips and Mis. Hunt.—The marriage of Mr. John Henry Joseph Phillips, eldest son o£ Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Stamford, to Miss Emma Amelia Hunt, of the Elms, Stamford, daughter of the late Mr. George Hunt, took place Thursday ...

... Hensley whilst in execution his duty, with committing a common assault on the superintendent, and further with assaulting Joseph Phillips, gamekeeper, on the inst., Balderton. Th«- oases were heard separately. Mr. Korledge appeared prosecute.—Superintendent ...

... Manorial Couht.—On Tuesday last, tht» meeting of the Manor Bouru Members Court was held the Town Hall, by and before Joseph Phillips, Esq., steward of the manor, and a jury copyholders, when tenants appeared and paid their quit rents, and those who had ...

... Manor of Bourn with the Members.—The annual meeting of this Manor was*held at the Town Hall on Tuesday last, before Joseph Phillips, Esq., the steward, and jury copyholders. After the usual routine busiuesH hud boon transacted, the jury sat down an excel* ...

... Phuj-its.—The death took place, on September 24th, Mr. Charles Phillips, of TTnsted Park, Godalming, son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, brewer, of St. Martin's, Stamford, and brother Mr. Jos. Phillips, clerk the Kesteven County Council. The deceased, who ...

... Mr. John Thornton Duncan, J.P., surgeon (Conservative), Mr. John Seaton Loweth, agent, (Liberal), and Mr. John Henry Joseph Phillips, brewer (Conservative). The fourth retiring Councillor, Mr. Willoocks (Conservative), did not seek re-election. There ...

... Tbe Services, which were fully ehoral, were attended'by largo congregations. The oak ot the altar was the gift Mrs. Joseph Phillips, aud the choir-stalls ware the result a general subscription in the parish. ...

... terms, proposed the usual loyal toasts, which were duly honoured. Several songs followed, and then the Health of Mr. Joseph Phillips was proposed, drunk, and ably responded to by Mr. Royee. The other toasts were The C hairman and The Host and ...

... county for Poor-law affairs, the voters had really claim to be registered for the Stamford Parliamentary Division. Mr. Joseph Phillips Clerk the Peace for Kesteven) pointed out that keeping St. Nicholas was also in Holland for highway purposed. Mr. Ablewhite ...

... the Stamford Conservative Association took place at the Assembly Rooms on Monday evening last. The chair was taken by Joseph Phillips, Asq., the president of the association, aud over members were present, including Vice Admiral Sir J. C. D Hay, Bart. ...

... to the Conservative cause in Stamford by tbfi esteemed hon. secretary, Mr. W. Oldham. The president the Association, Joseph Phillips, Esq occupied the chair, and the meeting, which very conveniently took the form of smoking concert, was largely attended ...

... £7. The Band of the Stamford Volunteers £ave another of their popular dances on Tuesday night, io the grounds of Major Joseph Phillips, St. Martin's. Over one hundred persons were present. The grounds were nicely illuminated with Cninese and other lanterns ...