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... MARRIAGE 3. Phillh-s-Waikikson -Jan. the Rotberbaro, Joseph Phillips, sinker, Jane Watkinson. grocer, Swinton Common- EoniKsoN-TraKOATE.-Jan. 4. at All Saints Cuurch, Hull, Alfred Robinson to Elizabeth, daagu*er John Edwin Tinegate. DEATH. Howe.—Jan. ...
... OLD SOLDIER. Manchester to-day Joseph Phillips was remanded on a charge defrauding the Secretary for War. Prisoner confessed that nine years ago he secured the papers of a dead pensioner, and since then had regularly drawn the pension. He was arrested ...
... JHarnaa__. PniLLips—W atkjnson.— Jam 13, atthe Parish Church, Rotherham, Joseph Phillips, sinker, to Jane Eliza- beth Watkinson, grocer, Swintcn common. Meefvn— Gawtheh.n. — Jan. 9, at St. Marys Church, Car Colston, by the' Rev. Chas. Litchfield Banister ...
... Holland terrace. Highfield, Samuel Moody, silversmith, aged 67 years. Phillips. ? Feb. 25, at 41, Montgomery terrace road, Joseph Phillips, adopted son of Wm. and A. Quibell, aged 5 years and 9 months. Bell?Feb. 22, at Oxford street Upperthorpe, Edwin James ...
... John Waugh Dawson, Newcastle under- Lyme, cotton spinner, first dividend of 1 13-16d.— Jeha Clarke, Richard Mitchell, Joseph Phillip's and Joseph Smith, Leicester, Lutterworth sad Meltoa Mowbrsy, Leicestershire, aad Up- ingham and Oakham, Rutlandshire ...
... April 8, at 47, Harvest lane, Thomas Warton, aged 54 years. Phillips— April 6, at 108, Young street, Sarah Ann, wife of Joseph Phillips, aged 39 years. Hudson. — April 3, at Worksop, John Hudson, aged 56 Viars. Thoepi;.— April 3, at Worksop, Albert Henry ...
... at Ashbourne.— On Monday an inquest was held before Mr. Whiston, coroner, at tbe Lion Inn, Ashbourne, on the body of Joseph Phillips, wbo met his- death under the following circumstances. Deceased was engaged by Mr. Smediey, builder, in pull- ?? down ...
... Bonsey, the Barrister for the Stamford Division, concluded his revision of the division at Stamford on Saturday. Mr. Joseph Phillips was present on behalf of the Parts of Kes Mr T. Allewhite the Stamford Division, and teven, Mr. Fardell represented the ...
... had been found with him without a licence, and was mulcted in the further sum of 10s. and costs. — William Stokes and Joseph Phillips, labourers, were sued for using a dog to kill game at Adwick-le-Street,on tbe 26th ult. — Defendants were on the high ...
... plaintiff, and Mr. Field, Q.C., and Mr. Gould for the defendants. Mr. Giffard, in stating the case, said the plaintiff, Joseph Phillips, had been some time before the transactions in question engineer to the Parkgate Company. That Company had obtained contract ...
... Cape, j INJURED: 'WlllJajQ &i carriage attendant, London and Worth-Western Railway Company, of Harlesdtn, cut hand. /-Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, 16, Brynner Street. contused elbow and crushed fingers, David Steele, of Forfar; contused head, Coles ...
... M. Bharpe. George Henry Hill to Elizabeth Agnes both of this town. Phillips— - Jan. 13, the Parish Church, Botberbam, Joseph Phillips, sinker, to Jane hflizabeth grocer, Swinton Common. Robinson— Tinegate.—Jan ftt ts' C'unroh, Hull, Alfred to Elizabeth ...