... ALLEGED THEFT 0? • DOG. —George Adams, travel• ling showman, was charged with steeling a terrier dog, the property of Mr. Joseph Phillips, stetion•malter at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Station, Market Place. The prcrecutor deposed that on Wedurelay ...

... disgrac ful language towards « number of Morrisey afterwards went into the booking and commenced using foul there —Mr. Joseph Phillips, station master, also 8; oke to the bad language the prisoner made use of at the station. Pol ce-constable Starkie said ...

... (rice•chsirmen,) A. D. Hindley, C. Stapleton, T. Theckrah, J. Walker, B. Whitaker, W. Smith (Batley,) W. Smith (Morley.) Joseph Phillips, Ralph Crawshaw, S. Pickard, and Jas. Willies ; also Mr. Carr, clerk, and Mr. S. Piokersgill, deputy•clerk. COMMUNICATION/4 ...

... caused by the deach of Mr. Pvillip Ellis ; they.were compelled by their bye-laws to elect another to fill bis place,—Mr, Joseph Phillips was —A memorial was read from a cvumber of the ratepayers of Giggal Hill, nominatin, Mr. Tomlinson as a ate for South ...

... Rhodes, John Haigh, Edward Stockwell, Joshua Asquith, and Joseph ticholefield. Oavarr required). —J. J. Mitchell, James Joseph Phillips, and Thomas Crawshaw. (2 Jose Balmforth, James N. Woollier, Joseph Peace, and Smith Terry. THORNHILL (1 repaired)..--Joseph ...

... (viceebinsia) A. D. ilindley, Samuel Pickard, Capt. To; Janis Bennett, Charles Stapleton, It. Crestview, B. Wbittshar, Joseph Phillips, William Smith, (Batley) Waist. sad Rayner. WATTS' AR MIDICAL OTTICLL Mr. CARR, the clerk, teed a letter from the Poor ...

... qualities may be bought full as cheaply as before. Engineering and machinery are fairly well employed. The dead body of Mr. Joseph Phillips, an independent gentleman, aged 61 years, was found on the railway at Ossett near his home on Thursday morning. lie had ...

... dyehouae and three cottages next to the mill, at Fleslidyke, be pealed. Also that the plans of Messrs. G. H. Greaves and Joseph Phillips be rejected, on the ground that they are not prepared in accordance with the bye-laws.-- After the reading of several ...

... Cemetery, on A 27th.—Friesus will ARA-—On the 20th inet. of vir. Patrick 8 SS hs oem the 22nd Merten, infant son of Mr. Joseph Phillips. L. & Y. Kailw. Station. MCVONAGH—On the 22nd in-t., aged McDonagh, Middle Road. years, Wr. Michael WILs0N--On th- 23rd ...

... 11. Phillips; Acolytes. r. and J. W. Phillips; Thuriler, M Naughton ; Crozier bearer. Richard Crawford; Mitre bearer, Joseph Phillips; book bearer, Stephen Whelan ; oau. k hearer. Ernest New. some; train bearer to the Bishop, George Carr. The mw (by Mr ...

... eastern district at a salary of £,CO a year, subject to his providing security for £3O). For toe we.tern district Messrs. Joseph Phillips, John Doe. and gdwurd Stapleton were rain, sled to appear before the committee Mr. J 0 Stubley, of the Town Clerk's was ...

... the business of the evening comm: e odge was opened in due form by the Sitting Primo (Mr. A. Day), who calied upon Sir Joseph Phillips to the installation ceremony. After readi the ecture to the new knight, which Sir J feeling manner, he hai nded tu Sir ...