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... Thomas Watts, Rev P. Phelps, 0. E. Davies, Esq., and J. P. Jones, Esq. TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME. George Roblin and Joseph Phillips, both of Prendergast, vere charged with trespassing in search of game on the 50th of October, on lands the property of ...
... daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 28tb ult., at the Tabernaole Chapel, in this town, (by license) by the Rev H. C. Long, Mr Joseph Phillips, of Rinaston, to Miss Jane Williams, of Stone- hall. On the 31st ult, at the Albany Chapel, in this town, by the Rev. ...
... John Davies, do. to the Earl of Cawdor; 5. George Adams, do. Mr Lewis; 6. Thomas Hughes, do. R. L. Griffiths, Esq.; 7. Joseph Phillips, do. to Mr Standerwick; 8. John Howell, do. to J. Mirehouse, Esq.; 9. William James, do. to the Earl of Cawdor; 10. Mr ...
... Hall on Saturday before Rev Thomas Watts, J. Hiffgon, Esq., and O. E. Davies, Esq.— George Roblin, George Jenkins and Joseph Phillips were charged with trespassing in pursuit, of game on Bieton farm in the parish ofRudbaxton. Thelastnamed defendant did ...
... SERVICE. John Jenkins was charged with deserting the service cf John Davie?. The case was adjourned for a week. ASSAULT. Joseph Phillips was charged with assaulting Wil- liam Benjamin, collector of tells at Castle Hall Bridge. The defendant denied the charge ...
... following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders:—Deacons: John Rees, B.A., Saint David's College, Lampeter; James Joseph Phillips, B A., of Saint David's ColleKe, Lampeter. Priesis: Joseph Pollard Lewis, B A., of Saint David's College, Lampeter; Evan ...
... J. D. Roberts, Esq, S Harford, Esq, J. P. Jones, Esq, and Capt Philipps, of Dale Castle. ASSAULT. Thomas Harries and Joseph Phillips, of Llanstadwell, were charged with assaulting William Edwards, tailor, of Llanstadwell. Mr W. John appeared for the ...
... competition is maintained principally by Tehran exhibitors. The first prize for oxen goes to a =pert, bullock shown by Mr Joseph Phillips, of Anlinginn. This is the animal which stands distinguished as the best in the yard. In midilion to the £l5 prise of ...
... OF THE PEACE, James James, the defendant In the preceding case, was then charged with using abusive language towards Joseph Phillips- The complainant deposed that he was the overman at the Colliery. He in the engine-room on the 12th insMint, when the ...
... the defendant was fined £2, and 8s costs, or two months' imprisonment with hard labour.—The same Complainant charged Joseph Phillips, of the same place (also an old offender) with the same offence, at the same time and place. The defendant did not appear ...
... Itr Edward Thorns., Farm Bleddfn, near Knighton. Stowe Cows axe Hairaas.—Prise. £lO. Exhiletor Commended: Exhibitor, Mr Joseph Phillip+, Aiding- and breeder, The Right Hon. the Earl of Sontheek, ton, near Waage. Berkshire; breeder, Mr John linen Castle ...
... 01 RUABON. PETTY SESSIONS, FRIDAY. before Capt. Penton, chairman, H. R. Wingfield, Esq., ai.d Colonel A Stray Cole.—Joseph Phillips was eh irged by P.C. Ilnr.reiia with pm-Tontine his caw to stray on the road near Rhosllmerchrtnmg. Defendant admitted ...