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... MUR. D En z LUDmOW,'SHROPsiLBE,- I A murderous attack vwia made on Saturday evening at i dhis place 'upon a man named Joseph Phillips. It ;ppeatr that Phillips cohabited with one Caroline Breakwell, their place of abode being' in St. Mary Lane, Coirve ...
... James Mitchell ; ; W. F. Sommerville ; Robert An, elie ...
... O. Hunter and Andrew Tasker.) THIRTEEN SEAMEN SENT TEN WEEKS TO JAIL WITH HARD LABORK. Charles Stewart, Robert Kipley, Joseph Phillip, Win. Armstrong. Henry Cook, Henry Stevens, John Hern. Win. Gastello, Albert Good sir, Thomas Carl, Peter I)e Graf, Archibald ...
... George Pitt, Outdoor Court, Dilwyn, Leominster ; fed on turnips, barley, meal, cake, and Thorley's cattle food. 2, £lO, Mr Joseph Phillips, Arlington ; fed on cake, barleymeal, and Swedes. 3. RS, Major-General the Honourable A. N. Hood, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor; ...
... exhibited in the name of the Hon. N. Hood. This ox only stood third at Birmingham. The second prize was assigned to Mr Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire, for a two years and eleven months old steer. This animal occupied the second place at Birmingham ...
... think differently ought not to be coerced ham. The second prize was assigned to' Mr or bullied. Some persons seem to have Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire, for a a notion that there is some connection two years and eleven mouths old steer. This between ...
... APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS, Feb. 10.—Paymasters—Joseph Lewis, to the Asia ; Frederick J. Robins, to the Vigilant. Master—Joseph Phillips, to the Vigilant. Surgeon—Chas. D M'ilerthe, to the Vigilant. Master's Assistants—George Henry Piggott., supernumerary ...
... POULTRY, &c. OF PRI-ZES. FAT CATTLE, (Lass 1. lierS:ord Oxen litters, exceeding three yearn and three months old—l, £l6, Mr Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Watitiw, Berkshire; fed on barley and bean meal, swedes, and hay. 2, £lO, Mr William Heath, Ladham Hall, Norwich ...
... I For Hereford oxen, exceeding three years and three months—nine exhibited. The first prize animal is exhibited by Mr Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire ; breeder, Mr G. Pitt, Chadnor Court, Herefordshire. Age, nearly four years ; girth, nine feet two ...
... into custody. On being searched, several invoices were found on his person, which showed that ho bad obtained from Mr Joseph Phillips, of Bristol, hoop iron to the value of £ll, 17s ; and a quantity of bacon from Messrs Smith & Son, of Kelso. It was also ...
... the tree _. In _the old class there are , as already _mentioned _, seven _competitors ; and the fitst _prize went to Mr Joseph _Phillip _? , _Aldington , Berkshire , for a remarkably fine ripe animal _, four _years and four months old . _This animal also ...
... universal competition, creates a vast amount of interest and no little excitement. The first animal this year is Mr. Joseph Phillips's Hereford ex: a graud beast, of eplendid quality and greet substance, girthing 9 feet 2 inches. This takes the first ...