... Steplegrove, and fed on grass, hay, turnips, bears, barley, and peas. The second prize of 15/. to No. B—viz., to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage, Berks—a four years and one month old llereford ox, bred by Mr. J. S. Edwards, of Stanton ...

... silver medal to the breeder, was purchased by Mr. King, of Paddington. The 4 years and 1 month old Hereford ox of Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardiugten, \Vantage, which won the second prize of 15/. in Class 1, was purchased by Mr. William Glass, of Lambeth-walk ...

... Young, Keen, John Tench, T. Lewis, John Phillips, chemist, Newport; N. Langley, E. Blake, W. Ridley, els Dowle, Caerwent; Joseph Phillips, Joshua Morris, D. Evans, &c.; the room being literally crammed. Uupwards of 40, we understand, partook of an excellent ...

... Charles Barron, Erg., of Danmark-hill, Surrey, and Giltspurstreet. On the 15th inst., at No. 19, Canterbury 'Villas. Tale, Joseph Phillips, Esq., aged 72, deep!y lamented. Oa the 19,h inst.. at Dover, Mary, widow o! the late Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart. On ...

... sen., Morgan Jones Williams, John Hutchinson, James Pocock, Francis J. A. Vansetter, Thoms Davis. Original Protection.—Joseph Phillips. Francis Walter Smith, John Adams, Benjamin Attfield, Wm. Smart. • QUEEN'S BENCH CHAMBERS. March 1, 1851.—Notice.—The ...

... MANSLA UGUTER. Joseph Ferns, aged 26', a labourer. was indicted for the manslaughter of Joseph Phillips, on the 22d September, at the parish of Alton. Kynnersley conducted the prosecution: 111 r. R. Thomas appeared for the prisoner. The deceased was an ...

... for the redemption of the goods, which he must restore, or subject himself to an action for unlawfully detaining. Mr. Joseph Phillips, a silk weaver, of 2, New Basinghallstreet, appeared to a summons to answer a complaint of refusing to pay John Lodo, ...

... slighly commend No. 34, Mr. A. Bei.ley's_ox: CLASS 7.—The Judges commend No. 101, Mr. Richard Healy's heifer. No. 108, Mr. Joseph Phillip's heifer. No. 111, Mr. Iszac Niblett's heifer. They slightly commend N. 115, Mr. W. M. Gibb's heifer. CLASS 15 .—Highly ...

... sheriff of the county, nominated Mr. Joseph Neeld, as a fitting and proper person to represent the town of Chippenham. Mr. Joseph Phillips (of Whethau House) seconded the nomination. The Rev. R. Ashe (of Langley House) briefly nominated Captain Boldero. Mr ...

... gentleman who would do honour to the borough of Stamford if returned to represent 'them in the next House of Commons. _ _ Joseph Phillips, Esq., brewer, seconded the nomination of Sir Frederick Thesiger. The Mayor then asked if there was any other voter present ...

... TURNER.) John Miuett, a well-known thief, was convicted of having stolen a watch, value 1/. 10s., from the person of Joseph Phillips, in the grounds of the Eagle Tavern, City-road, on the 26th of July. Mr. Turner sentenced him to be transported for ten ...

... Swindon. Second prize of 101., to Mr. Thomas Pulver, of Broughton, near Kettering. CLASS 11.—First prize of 15/., to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage. Silver medal, to the breeder. Mr. Thomas Game, of Northleach. Second prize of W., to Mr. ...