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... stead, Surrey, silver medal, to the breeder, Mr. ! William Stedman, Bedstone-hall, Ludlow ; second prize of ilu, to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage. Class 7.—First prize of £15, to Mr. Samuel Druce, Eynsham, O.xon ; silver medal, to the breeder ...
... defendant driving the horse along the road, about six o'clock iv the morning.—The Bench fined defendant 50s. and costs. Joseph Phillips, (who did not appear) and Uriah Crutch, were summoned for using wires to take hares on land belonging to Sir Alexander ...
... oit«»d a c->m- , -f S >.•!«'v : ssix. . • , • '' - o.ior, Geo. H. X ' - ' - Hunt, jun., 1 Hopkm*, R. Hiob*, j. ,igg. Joseph Phillips, „ndR. fl..n.lfnrd add their number. Mr. L .ng and Mr. consented act as hon. cordial vote thanks w« awarded to the Chairman ...
... the scales ss. and costs. John Field, a small dealer in coal, &c, was fined Is., and costs 6s. 6d., for light weights. Joseph Phillips and Sarah his wife, were summoned for using abusive language, but the case waa dismissed. Robert Bowditch, landlord of ...
... There was a large quantity cheese pitched, ofthe lower quality, and a considerable quantity changed hands. We noticed Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Okeford Fitzpaine, had a large stack of cheese pitched. Stalbridge Fair, on Monday, was pretty well attended, and ...
... Ashington Wood, the property of St. Barbe Tregonwell, Esq., on the 7th ult. Fined Is. and costs. Charles Phillips and Joseph Phillips, of Yeovil, were summoned by J. Batten, Esq., for wilfully setting fire to a hedge, adjoining to a field called Penny's ...
... Hatcher, of Mall wood Grange, Bri3tol, sold to Mr. A. Rowe, of Walworth. In Class 8, the first prize of £30 to No. 53, Mr. Joseph Phillips's 4 years and 4 months' Hereford, about which much dispute has arisen as to whether it ought not to have had the principal ...
... John Clark, a little boy, was charged with stealing small quantity of apples, on the 23rd September, the property of Joseph Phillips.—Fined 6d., damage Id., and costs 4s. John Haskell was charged with stealing a fowl, the property of Mr. James Ford.—After ...
... but got stuck in the mud so fast, and had such difficult job to get out, that he determined not to go that way again.—Joseph Phillips, farmer and cattle dealer, residing at Okeford Fitzpaine, had known the disputed road for the last 20 years, and when ...