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... breeder, ditto. 2nd prise of £lO to the Rev. J. Holmes, Brooke Hall, Norwich. Hkifbks.—Claaa 11.—1st prise of £l5 to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage; the silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Wm. Fussefl, Lajeock, Chippenham.* 2nd prise of £5 to Earl Spenoer ...
... hist., Charles Alfred, infant son of John at Kingsburv, near Tamworth. PHILLIPS.—On the Kith inst., Polly, daughter of Joseph Phillips, at Two Gates, Tamworth, aged months. APLIN.—On the 13th inst., at Cross Street, Glascote, Hedley Vicars, infant son of ...
... £141 ..£497 Clowstop and Abberley gates, to Herbert Dur, ? 96 .. 124 Bransley and Neen Sollars gates, and side bars, to Joseph Phillips 9-J. 92 Wesson gate, Evan Price. ..156 *.'. 206 It will he seen that the letting was at reduction in every case ...
... Grouode. lying including PUBLIC sad REER.HOUSES, with OOTTAGES awl LAND. MESSRS.ALFRED THOMAS. PETER. and MILES an M Joseph Phillips, En., so SELL by AUCTION at the Mart, London, on Motion, July Nib, .1898, Two o'clock p.eoseelyy in Los. above old. e ...
... frauds, but they must come out when Congress meets. (Berks Chronicle) learn from our Abingdon correspondent that Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, omo of the most eminent agriculturists in the kingdom, died Monday. Mr. Phillips, who was celebrated for ...
... Shepard contended that the watering and cleansing of the streets could be done chca|»er by contract than as at present Joseph Phillips, per day; the Chairman, Mr. Knowles, and Mr. Belton (the surveyor) were of a different opinion. Eventually it was resolved ...
... wedding took place on Monday at Holy Trinity Church, the contracting parties being Miss Kate Edwards, Lincoln Hill, and Mr. Joseph Phillips, butcher, Bromley. The bride was prettily attired in a white crepon dress, with honeycomb silk sleeves, the body being ...
... COTTAGES, with Slated Roofs, situate LINEHOLT COMMON, in the Parish of OMBERSLEY. aforesaid, occupied by Jamee Flewett and Joseph Phillips. Each Cottage contain* Kitchen, Pantry, Washhouee, with Oven and Furnace, and Be Rooms ; there are Gardens, Piggeries ...
... COUNTY MAGISTRATES' CASES. SATURDAY. Before J. G. Watkins, Esq., and Major Lavte. Stealing' a Pig.—At the Shirehall, Joseph Phillips, of Wichenford, was committed to the Sessions, charged with stcnling a pig, on the 23rd June, 1874, the property of Benjamin ...
... the prosecution being to I check the practice of hoys cutting the young trees in Mr. plantations.—James Phillips and Joseph Phillips, were severally charged with assaulting James Willock at Whitmore, on the 127 th of August. JamcsPhillips was also charged ...
... ST. JOHN'S. ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED THIEF AT CARDIFF. It will be remembered that, the night of the 27th September, Mr. Joseph Phillips, traveller to Mr. Potter, of Brausford Mill, was violently assaulted near his house at Happy Land, St. John's, and robbed ...
... Claims, and tbe names and addressee of their Solicitors, if any, to Joseph Phillips and Charles Spooner, the Liquidators of the said Company, to f» Office of the said Joseph Phillips, No. 1, Westminster Chambers, Victoriastreet, Westminster, in the county ...