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... the Duke of Rutland ; 2nd prize of £lO. to the Rev. J. Holmes, Norwich. Hrivers.— Class 11— 1st prize of £l5, to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Wantage; the silver medal to the breeder, Mr. William Fussell, Chippenham 2nd prize of to Lari Spencer. Cows—Class 12—1st ...
... Prince Albert. Class 7—First prize of to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage. Class B.—First prise of £lO. to Mr. John Henry Gurney, of Catton-hali, near Norwich second prize of £lO. to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, n«ar Wantage. Class 9.—First ...
... carriage attendant in the employ the feoudou and North-Western Railway Company. Barleeden, right thumb cut broken glass. Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, Shrewsbury, contusion •f the right elbow, abrasion of the fingers. David Steele, Forfar, who was a passenger ...
... Jeweller, upon trust Creditors of the said James Martin Martin the Baid Indenture was executed by the tIT ana a , and Henry Joseph Phillips day of the date thereof the presence of, ItoT^tti c 8 are attested John Phillips, ObrSw and the said Indenture now C tlon ...
... for Surrey, East, Mr. John Harrell; for Surrey, West, Mr. P. H. Le Breton; and for Surrey, Mid., with Guildford, Mr. Joseph Phillips. These gentlemen are members of the Home Circuit, with the exception of Mr. J. D. Chambers, who practiced at the Chancery ...
... Heath, of Ludham Hall; second. Prince Albert. —Class 7. First prize, Mr. Joseph Phillip*, of Aldington.—Class 8. First prize, Mr John (larncy, ol'atton Hall; second, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Aldington. Shorthorns.—Class!). First prize, Rev. James Holmes, lirook ...
... ox or steer. Exhibitor and breeder, Mr. George Pitt, Chadnor-court, wyn, Leominster. Second ditto, £10. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardlngton, Berkshire. Cr.ASS 3—Hereford Cows—First prize, £15, and extra prize of best Hereford. Mr. John Wlgmore, Exhibitor ...
... Jas. Olley, slightly ; John Hughes, slightly ; Thomas Armes, slightly ; Joseph Carter, slightly; E. Bradlev, slightly; Joseph Phillips, slightly ; William , Sutcliffe, slightly ; James Tvlor, slightly ; Frederick Downing, slightly ; Thomas Herbert, slightly ...
... magistrate the fact of his desertion, and he was committed to the house of correction. —Subsequently a Jew dealer, named Joseph Phillips, was charged with being one of the two who had received the soldier's medal and clothing. He disclaimed all knowledge ...
... for ooverhacks and roadsters, weight carriers not exceeding 15 hands 2in., Pegasus, a splendid animal belonging to Mr. Joseph Phillips waa the successful animal. Class 7, for park hacks and ladies’ horses, not exceeding 15 hands Sin. in height, there were ...
... the 2nd of November, two shirts, three handkerchiefs, pair of trowsers, and other articles, value 3d., the property of Joseph Phillips. Fullagar was also indicted for stealing, at Bredgar, the 16th November, fustain j icket, value 9s, the propeity of Thomas ...
... barley, and oat meal, Thorlcy's food, linseed cake, roots, and hay. First prize of £25, and silver medal to breeder.—Mr. .Joseph Phillips, of Aldington, War.tage, Berks, 2 years and 11 months—bred Mr. George Pitt, of Chadnor-couit, Leominster, Hereford; fed ...