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... VIOLATION OF HTE.LAWS. The CLERK was ordered to invite Mr Joseph Phillips to wait oil the Board to explain why he had ereeted a house before haring the plans thereof passed by the Board. It was re *amended that a Crenend Divtuiei Hate of &I. in the pound ...
... on the permanent way at the place above described. He raised an alarm, and the body was soon idectified as that of Mr Joseph Phillips, aged 61,insurance agonto,f Great Field -reati,Town End Omit. The body was removed home. On Wednesday night deceased left ...
... dye-house three cottages neat to the milli at Fluketyke were. recommended to be ;Woe& Those of Menem. li. and H °retiree and Joseph Phillips were rejected because they were nut prepared in accordance with the bye4awii. ...
... Lawton, I Ali years, !daubs. Cotes Wyatt, E.g., the ce:e. rated settiptor. Oa the IGth init., axed 4 years, David. son Mr. Joseph Phillips, rag grinder. Osseo. der. aged years, 111 r. Richard Herring, Asthma. the 13th inst.. aged 73 years, Xr. MCAlard Allott ...
... day, Henry. son of Mr. Timothy Wakefield, aright Street, Dewsbury. Same Jay. Annie, and Emily, twin danglitere of Mr. Joseph Phillips. grinder, Omit. Some day, aged 67 year; Mr. Ann Mitsday, Day gross. the 2141 inst., aged 3 years. Elizsbeth, daughter ...
... belonging, at Numbers 16 and 18, Jobnamiestreet, Aflame. Hill, in the parish of Wakefield aforesaid, of whisk lea premises Joseph Phillips. of Oooett, in the said Cenaky, is the owner, of whom I rent them, and which were formerly divided into two Nessus's. ...
... the contractor, Mr. Roberts. stating that the Borinl expected the avenge won'il gond within *even dens? Joseph Phillips, Pion —Mr. Joseph Phillips, in with the regent of the Board, here arbeitteato plein the enema why he had proceeded with canna &here ...
... Mutual Improvement Society. Tem LOCAL BOARD EL are five in the Donn!. and nominations have been sent in, namely :—Mr. Joseph Phillips. gentleman ; Mr. Richard Tolson. contractor; Mr. Philip Ellis. manufacturer; Mr. Charles Thornse Phillips. mango merchant; ...
... will not recover. ACCIOKNT AT A BRICKWORKS AT BARNS. LET.—On Monday evening a shocking accident happened to • man named Joseph Phillips. 40 years of age, a labourer employed at Messrs. Chamberlain's brick. weeks, Dotiworth-read. Barnsley. Ile was engaged ...
... Gas Company £1 lls. ; total, £Bl 9s. I lid.—The plans tendered for the approval of the Board for buildings, &c., by Mr Joseph Phillips, Mr Joshua Snowden, and Mr Josh Westerman, were passed. The above minutes were oontirrned.—lt was agreed that the Board ...
... knocked the complainant dawn, and called her very foul names. Tue ASSAULT AT Atm.:ave.—The two men, George Getting+ and Joseph Phillips, charged with committing a murderous assault up Henry Dow. man at riltofta , were farther remanded for m three weeks, ...
... inquest was held at the Barnsley Beckett Hospital and Dispensary, before Mr T. Taylor, coroner, on view of the body of Joseph 'Phillips, aged 40, brickyard labourer, who died on Tuesday night from injuries received on Monday. Only formal evidence of id ...