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... the let of May instant. William Bunce deposed to the facts. Discharged on payment of costs 2s. 6d. each. John Morris, Joseph Phillips and —Graham, lads of Bicester, charged with having on Friday morning last, got over the wall of the Priory Grounds and ...
... under a copy of court roll of the loth . of April, 1797, which contained the following clause :--•: . To hold to Joseph Phillips, Joseph Phillips, his son (the plaintiff), and Eliza, his daughter, for their iives, and the life of the longest liver of them ...
... dereadints wore di charged on the p.iy.i.ent of thr drat', dr. 6d. each. A Cauftom row lincwiavous Yoomourswa.— Morris. Joseph Phillips, sad tirshasi, I.ult of Wexler, cLiargclwati littigg. the 6tl lust., coat the wall of the Priory Orumuls, at Mad daulagal ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... Croucber proposed Mr. Vestryman Maasey. Mr. Hill proposed Mr. F.x Orcrsecr Blundell. Mr. Eustace proposed Mr. Ex-Overseer Joseph Phillips. Upon show of hands the numbers were—for Mr. Massey, 4, Mr. Blundell, 29; and Mr. Phillips. 90. The CuaiaMAs declared ...
... 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 ...
... under a copy of Court Roll of the 15th April, 1797, which contained the following clause ;— To hold tnJ os.eph Phillips, Joseph Phillips his son (the plaintiff), and Eliza his uaughter, for their lives, and the •life of the longest liver of them successively ...
... Mr. Crump, we believe, aspire* to oue of the vacant teats. In Ward No. 4 retiring members are our late Overseer, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of whooe ability and devotion to the public interests have been witne*»—Mr Harrop, who has nut attended once during the ...
... under a copy of court roll of the 16th April, 1797 which contains the following clause 1 To hold to Josep at Phillips, Joseph Phillips, his son (the plaintiff), and Eliza, R1 his daughter, for their lives, and the life of the longest liver W of them su ...
... Striaton Audley, on the Ist instant ; Wlilitll Butnce deposed to the facts; discharged, otl ?? of costs . Joht illorris, Joseph Phillips, atid -- (ira1tait, Iis of Biceter, were charged vith tasvisly, ott tse 13th histlint, cot ovcr the wall of the Priory ...