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... the boune daries or otber local circuwstances of the borough. The Mayor ghr. T. A. Fellowes), Messrs. Jacob Phillipe Joseph Phillips (town clerk), A. Keary, the Rev. A. Headley (Hardenhuieh), and two or three other persons comprised the meeting, none ...
... PROPERTY, vix. : Lot lAil that extensive WAREHOUSE and Premises, situate in ELLBRUAD-STREET, now In the occupation of Mr. Joseph Phillips. (Xiopor. at the very low rent per annum. These Premises were special!) built a few years since for floor-cloth manufactory ...
... PROPERTY, via : Lot I.—AH that citensive WAREHOUSE and Premises, situate In KLLBROAD-STRKET. now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Phillips. Cooper, at the very low rent of per annum. These Premise* wete specially built few years since for floor-cloth manufactory ...
... very eligible FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Til : —All that exUiulve WAKBHOUBI and iltuale ®®OAD-SWIW(T, now in the occupation Mr. Joseph Phillips. Cooper, at the very low rent of £SS per annum. These Premise* were specially built a few years since for floor cloth ...
... including costs. Murderous Attack.—John Gittens was brought in custody by the police, charged with murderous assault on Joseph Phillips, in St. Marys-lane. P.C. Dee stated : I know the prisoner ; from information received I went to Wolverhampton on the 22nd ...
... transferred the ttparato estates, after payment of 30b the £~ aa follows, viz John Clarke £32,528 2 Mitchell 61.182 1 Joseph Phillips 2,502 12 Thomas Smith 2,862 6 99 6 11 Clarke and Phillips »,5&3 13 67 7 I DISBCKSUtEXTS. Fald release deeds deposited ...
... Ilford Bench, July 12. Magistrates present —John G. Fry, Esq . chairman ; and James Reeves. R. Pelly, and N. Powell. Joseph Phillips and Samuel Brown wero committed for one month for stealing four pounds of lead pipe the property of Alfred Mills, of the ...
... amount he claimed of plaintiff. Phillips v. Pearce. Joseph Phillips, Wondron, sought to recover £3, of Mary Ann Pearce, the value feathor-bod. Mr. T. P. Tvacke for the plaintiff. Tho late Mr. Joseph Phillips left tho plaintiff, his nephew, a toathor-bed; but ...
... which we have given below, it will be seen that the prize bullock exhibited at the Abingdon Cattle Show last week by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Aldington, and which gained the first prize there in the Hereford class, as well as the prize for the best horned ...
... the assistance of professional bowler and batsman named Roycroft, from Silverdale, who scored 20. For the Whitchurch Joseph Phillips made the bead score of 14. It will doubtless he remembered that on the first match the Audlem suffered defeat, the Whitchurch ...
... George Phillips, Labourer, and Mary Phillips, his wife, residing at Kentish-town, was charged with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused a deal of commiseration in court. Mazy Anne Oreen said eke ...
... highway. The defence was that the donkey had got loose. The Bench allowed the case to be settled between the parties. Joseph Phillips, of Tetbury, servant, appeared to an adjourned summons in bastardy, at the instance of Elizabeth Millington, of Siddiogton ...