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... Joseph Pbmins, Joseph PbiUips, his son (the plaintiff), and Elixa Phillips, hie daughter. To hold to the mid Joseph Phillips, Joseph Phillips, his son, and EUza Phillips, Ids daughter, for their Uvea, and the Ufa tha longed! Uver of them succeasively ...
... Esq 15 0 0 1 1 R. Thompson, Esq., (in addition to equipment for :seffectives).. IO'O 0 110 Colonel Cantley 10 0 0 1 1 0 Joseph Phillips, Esq 10 0 0 1 1 0 Herbert P. Voules, Esq 5 0 0 1 1 0 Dr. Pratt 10 0 John Paradise, Esq 110 Mr. John Paradise, jun 1 1 ...
... Edtvd. Theed, Vice-Provnst of King's College, Cambridge). Hy. Argent Simmons, Esq., of Bath, to Emily fourth daughter of Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Stamford. Monday the inst., at Swansea, Mr. John Dickinson. ' grocer, of St. Marys-street, Stamford, to Miss ...
... 6d. for incident 2 als, supplied to Richard Sowerby, Red House .. the Workhouse during last quarter ; and cheques for Joseph Phillips, Stoneraise .. £OO, £25, and £2O were signed, payable to James For Captain Briscoe's prize : Graham, Jacob Woof, and Daniel ...
... defendant a were discharged on the payment of the costs, 2s. rid. each. A CAUTION FUN Miacutaeoua YOUNGSTIRB.-- Joke Morris, Joseph Phillips, and li raham, lads of Bicester, chargbd with having, on the 6th lust , got over the wall of the Priory Ornuuds, at Bicester ...
... Subscription* already received 221 2 Mr.N Castlctadditional) 5 5 Mrs. H. Wingfield 3 3 Mr. Hyde Messrs. C. W Park 110 Mr. Joseph Phillips 0 Mr. Uoffln 10 Walker « Mr. James Hyman 10 10 Mr. James Venables ~.110 Mr. Richard . 10 0 Mr. William Hayward 10 ...
... nosislation of the President, were enrolled meosbers of the Club :-Mr. Robert Ilowaqe, of Ock-strect, Abingdon ; Air. Joseph Phillips, o Ardington ; and M1r. J. Turrill, of Appleford. DltriNG SHEEP. Mr. ;Mrmi introduced the subject of whtichl ie lhad pre- ...
... been occasioned the representation from CScrkenwell at this commute*; by the retirement of Messrs. Bestow, Hux, Mason, Joseph Phillips, and Aldridge, who had ceased to Vestrymen. action taken. State Haonicge Wells Road. Mr. Overneer i’lllLLli-s comolained ...
... of Freemasons, No. 313. April 16, at Ledbury, of fever, aged 33, the Rev. Henry Phillips, youngest son of the late Mr, Joseph Phillips, of Leicester. April 17, at the Vineyard, near Ledbury, Blanche, infant daughter of Mr. Charles Smith. April 18, aged ...
... his irreparable loss. April 16, at Ledbury, of fever, aged 33, the Rev. Henry Phillips, youngest son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Leicester. April 16, aged 67, Mrs. Day, Tewkesbury. April 16, aged 72, W. Freeman, Esq., Tewkesbury April 18, at St ...
... Edward &Owns to be Lieutenant-Colonel, rim on MI pay; Lieutenant Harry Lewis Evans to be vies preempted; Second Lieutenant Joseph Phillips to be Pirsi Liestment, vise leans, promoted. Aooording to a parliarneatimy return psi the total number of warrant officers ...
... Ed. Theed, Vice-Provost of King's College, Cambridge), lly. Argent Simmons, Esq.. Bath, to Emily, fourth dau-hber of Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Stamford VAIL—RICHARDSON—At the Parish Church, Chatteris, on the sth instant (by the Rev. M. A. Alfred Vail ...