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... Peter Price—John Lancen, a respectable' looking young man, was charged with stealing a bag of clothes, the property of Joseph Phillips, on the 31st ultimo,- Bute Dock Police constable 12 said that about seven o'clock on Sunday morning, while on duty at ...
... residents of Broad Haven as for the visitors. T °V'> „me3 Phillips, Congregational minister, i> Ajittle Haven and Mr Joseph Phillips, farmer, v iiarroldstone, opposed the application, and were represented by Mr Gilbertson, Pembroke. The Bench decided ...
... Thomas Watts, Rev P. Phelps, 0. E. Davies, Esq., and J. P. Jones, Esq. TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME. George Roblin and Joseph Phillips, both of Prendergast, vere charged with trespassing in search of game on the 50th of October, on lands the property of ...
... JOHN D-WBS T TKAA?, WM. EVANS I^AOLVANS TIIOS. THOMAS M. WwKKS AUF'REtt B AKRETT ISAAC jOHN ;RLCTIAKD3 THOMAS RiCHAHDS JOSEPH PHILLIPS DAVID A.JAX EVAN J G DAVID BRNJAMIN ASHTON DANIEL JONKS \Yn. ELLI* THOMAS DAVIBS LKWIS MILES (Secre- ONIONS tary). 13th ...
... attraction to the town on a general nonaay. xn» great event of the day will be the race for UO between the veterans Mr Joseph Phillips and Mr David Davies. Distance 150 yards. These gentlemen 60 and 47 respectively. Numerous entries are made for the prizes ...
... the district. It appears that about eight o'clock m the morning a tailor named Mr Young, of Now Forge, informed p. c Joseph Phillips that a man had been prowling- about his premises, apparently out of his mind, and would not go away. The officer upon ...
... Llandaff Stssions to-day, with poaching, on the 11th inst., on the property of Mr Charles Henry Williams, Roath Court.-P.C. Joseph Phillips of Llanishen, said that about 5 p.m„ on the 10th inst., he saw a person lurking about in a. suspicious manner on the highway ...
... the House 303 last week, 306. Sick, 104 last week, 101. Admitted 10. Discharged 11. Dead 2, (Mary Oats, 40 years, and Joseph Phillips, four weeks). The Clerk reported several parishes in arrear with their payments, and it was ordered that summonses be ...
... the district. It appeprs that about eight o'clock In the morning a tailor named Mr Young, of New Forge, informed P.C. Joseph Phillips that a man had been prowling about his premises, apparently out of his mind, and would not go away. The officer upon going ...
... the district. It appears that about eight o'clock in the morning a tailor named Mr Young, of New lorge, informed P.C. Joseph Phillips that a man had been prowling about his premises, apparently cut of his mind, and would not go away. The officer upon going ...
... CASE.—At Newport Conn'y^ Police office on Thursday, be- fore Mr P. A. Williams, a y jung man named I Phillips, son of Joseph Phillips, Caerleon, was chnrgel uith robbing ii s father of £ 11 in gold, a wa^c'i, and other property. Tue robbery was eff .-cted ...
... the Merthyr and Aberdare Valleys, was held at the Mount Pleasant Ian, Cwmaman, on Saturday, under tho presidency of Mr Joseph Phillips, Trecynon. The attendance of delegates was unprecedented, and new lodge No. 2, Cyfarthfa Tradesmen, Aberdare Lodge, and ...