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... pates, and other conveniences, snd sre in the several occupations of Aon Lees, Phoebe Beeves, John Furgessoo, John Edge, Joseph Phillips, sod Thomas Robinson, and produce annual rental of £&s Us. 4d. The Mines are reserved. For further particulars, application ...
... (Mayor) and H. Highway, Esquires, Sunday Trading. —Thomas Bird. New Town Tavern ; John Perry, White Lion, High-street; Joseph Phillips. The Albion. Wolverhnmptonlane; Thomas Hall, Walsall Arras, Dudley-st.; William Sartin, New Inn, John-street; and John ...
... grates, and ether conveniences, and- are in the several occupations of Ann Lees, Reeves. John Furgesson, John Edge, Joseph Phillips, and Thomas Robinson, and produce annual rental of 9s. 4d. The Mines are reserved. For further particulars, application ...
... about the 30th day of March, 1869), are hereby requested to send in the particulars of their claims or demands to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Uttoxeter, Plumber and Glazier, or Mr. John Pakslow, of Garston, near Liverpool, M atch Manufacturer, the executors ...
... he gave her an insufficient amount. SHROPSHIRE. Attempted Murder Ludlow.—A murderous attack wa ...
... yesterday;—Royal Giotto, from Rehm(' Hinton to 'William Cookson; the Lamb, from John Malpass to John Mansell ; Woolpack, from Joseph Phillips to %sash Tannington ; Peacock, from Benjamin Ball to Vial= Coates; Albion, from John Ayres to William 137111. ...
... sentenced to 14 days’ imprisonment for stealing a quart of ale, the property of Mr. Evershed, brewer, of Bank-square. Joseph Phillips, farmer, of Hanbury, was fined ss. and costs for allowing two cows to stray upon the highway. A Band of Itinerant Scamps ...
... Solicitor, Burslem. OTICE is hereby given, that the PART- N NERSHIP lately 81 ubsisting tween us, ANDREW STEVENSON N, JOSEPH PHILLIPS, and HENRY TOMKIN' SON, of the borough of Hanley, in the Manufacturers of Earthenware, heretofore county of Stafford, ...
... tmesis from the United States and Canada. The quantities of other grain from the Continent were like* wise large. Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, one of the most eminent agriculturists in the kingdom, died last week. Mr. Phillips, who was celebrated ...
... fronting the turnpike road to Lichfield, containing together about 3J acres, in the occupations of Mrs. Finnemore and Mr. Joseph Phillips. field PASTURE LAND, at the Plcknalls. called “Palin’s Bank Close,” containing about sa. 1»- 1«y . Into® occupation of ...
... and was sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment.— Caroline Breakwell and John Gittins were indicted for stab- bing Joseph Phillips, at Ludlow. Phillips had been living with Breakwell for some time, and on going to her house on the night of the 27th ...
... of Audlem, in the county of Chester, Draper, conveyed and assigned all his personal estate and effects whatsoever unto Joseph Phillips, f Brickley, in the parish of Malpas, in the said county of Chester, Farmer, upon trust for the equal benefit of himself ...