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... Shepard contended that the watering and cleansing of the streets could be done chca|»er by contract than as at present Joseph Phillips, per day; the Chairman, Mr. Knowles, and Mr. Belton (the surveyor) were of a different opinion. Eventually it was resolved ...
... e, draper, of this city. PHILLIPS - ApriI 16, at Ledbury, of fever, the Rev Henry Phillips, youngest son of the late Joseph Phillips aged 33. ...
... Thomas, Maesgwartha; Mr. Wm. Morris, Hafod; Mr. Thomas Kershaw, Brynmawr. Llangattoc —Rev. George Howell, Rectory; Mr. Joseph Phillips, Beaufort. Llangenny— Mr. Hopkin Morgan, Tyn-y-cae. Llangynyder —Mr. John Williams, Pant-teg; Mr. Wm. Davies, Pentwyn ...
... 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 ...
... Cross, near Redditch. April 16, at Ledbury, of fever, aged 33, the Rev. Henry Phillips, youngest son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Leicester. April 16th, aged 85, Mrs. Brotheridge, formerly of Bredon's Norton. April 16th, at Halesowen, after a ...
... which it ought not to have any thing to with. thought that the payment made bv the Commissioners of lfi«. perannnm to Joseph Phillips for Cleansing and Watering the Streets was 100 much, as he had observed Phillips working in his own garden at 3 o’clock ...
... (Hanwood), Mr. George Eddowes(Shrewsbury), Mr. Cooper (Shrewsbury), Mr. Hulett (Wellington), H. Gardner, Esq. (Asterlcy), Joseph Phillips, E*!- (Plealey), Mr. Hudson (Lea Cross), &c. Ac. The Undkr Shkiukp having read the writ for the (laction, called upon ...
... late of ■hlffnal, in this county, fmixire.—loth July, at Allahabad. India, after six weeks’ illness. In his I7tb vear. Joseph Phillips, of the 63rd Regiment, and third son Mr. John Phillips, of Frankwcll, in this town. lsth Sept., Bridgnorth, aged 54, Mr ...
... each ; and Mr. J. Ansell, Lichfield road, 1/. 10s. The Queen's Hospital.—At the Weekly Board held on Friday last, Mr. Joseph Phillips the chair, the Secretary reported the receipt of 20/. from Mrs. Ryland, of Barford Hill, near Warwick, also 20/. from ...
... Hiles, Stanwardine; Edw: Matthews, Montford ; Joseph Jones, Baschurch ; LOMAS Austin, Montford ; John Norris, Pulley ; Joseph Phillips, Plealey ; J. H. Sal ; Samuel Grov Lyth- wood ; Edward Dickin, White Grit Mines ; Thomas Parker, Coton ; John Morris, ...
... o’clock the writ read the formalities gone through proposed Mr Trie Right E Ellice the in Parliament J proposed Mr T Sir Joseph Phillips proposed Mr J Wigley seconded Tory ' Mr Morgan Treherne of then the numbers were Mayor first to be in favour of Ellice ...