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... Marlborough, wife of the Rev. W. M- Furnkaux, of daughter. Nov. 7, at Alexandra Cottage, Okeford Fitzpaine, the wife Mr. Joseph Phillips, jun., of a son and j heir. i Nov. 10, at Reckleford, Yeovil, the wife of Mr. John Maidment, of a son. Recently, at Bear ...
... W. H. B.'Portman, M.P., and Mr. Mai wood S. Yeatman. Butter and Cheese—Mr. Robert W. Cotton, Baltonsborough ; and Mr. Joseph Phillips, Okeford Fitsspaine. The following is the list of awards Fat Stock.—Given the Marchioness of Westminster, for the best ...
... was fined and 7s costs for allowing three pigs to stray on the highway.—P.C. Stickland proved the case. No Scales.— Joseph Phillips, a lad in the employ cl Charles Bryant, baker, of Broadway, was summoned foi not carrying scales and weights while delivering ...
... the BUSINESS of GROCER and X GENERAL SHOP: convenient house: pushing trade. Substantial reason for giving up.—Apply to Joseph Phillips, Cerne Abbas, near Dorchester. ~. i [83565. TRAP arid HARNESS for S7l¥, nearly new; suit pony 13 hr.nds. Also light SPRING ...
... of shorthorn cows not eligible for tha herdVbook, the first prize was won by Mr. Thomas Birdsey and the second by Mr. Joseph Phillips. For shorthorn heifers (the cream of tbi-s part of tho exhibition), the first prize was carried off by Duchess sth, of ...
... Mr. George Miller, second son »f Mr. Daniel MILLER, Room Farm, Okeford Fitzpaine, to Miss Phillips, only daughter Mr. Joseph Phillips, the same place. Oct. 31, Church, by the Rev. C. H. Fynes Clinton, Mr. Edwin to Esther Ann Banks, both Blan.lford. Oct ...
... the Greyhound Inn, Sydling, from George Peach to Jane Rodberd ; of the Hit or Miss fnn from trustee of John Seymour to Joseph Phillips ; and the temporary transfer of license of New Inn, Glanvilles Wootton, from R. Batten to W. Moody, were granted. ...
... William Coombs pleaded guilty furiously driving lam* gelding at Burnliam, the lfith inst. —He was fined £1 and cost.-. Joseph Phillips also pleaded guilty ill-treating a horse beating with hay-fork, Mar!.:, the 2nd inst.—He was due I 10s and costs. Inspector ...
... shorthorn, Mr. Louis Ponsonby's Leila. Of shorthorns not eligible for the herd book tite milker Red Cherry, a cow shown Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Peterborough. She also the winner of the champion prize as best milker of all the breeds in the show. Yet the inspection ...
... was trumpery one. and the Bench dismissed it. For neglecting to send their children to school, Wm. Roe was ttned Is ; Joseph Phillips, Ms; Chat. Harris, adjourned; Geu. Dinning, fid ; Richard Wilcox, dismissed ; and Thos. Clark, Gd. Daniel Kitley, drover ...
... LONGBURTON. ACCIDENT. —On Monday evening, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Church Farm, Holnest, Mr. Pike, and man named White, were returning from Sherborno with a colt which they were breaking in, when near the Post-office the animal became frightened at the ...
... M. S. Laing, Mr. Creech, and Mr. L. L. Groves.—Mr Sampson produced Inspector Grant's returns, showing an outbreak on Joseph Phillips' premises, at Okeford Fitzpaine. The swine were purchased through Mr. Turner of John Westcott, a butcher, of Sturminster ...