... Trafalgar, Albert Horatio, the belored son of Earl and Countess Nelson, aged years month* and ‘ll days. Jau. 4, at House, Joseph Phillips, solicitor, Chip* penbam, aged 64. Jan. 6, in Mortimer Street, Trowbridge, John, twin son of Mr. lames Baber, aged years ...

... barley, and oat meal. Tborley'S food, linseed Cake, roots, and hay. First prlza of £25, andbilver medal to breeder.—Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington. Wantage, Berks, 3 years and II months—bred by Mr. George Pitt, of Cbadnor-court, Leominster, Hereford; ...

... or steer. Exhibitor and breeder, Mr. George Pitt, Chadnor-conrt, Dilwyn, Leominster. Second ditto, £lO. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Arlington, Berkshire. CiJtss 3.—Hereford Cows—First prize, £l5, and extra prize of £2O best Hereford. Mr. John Wigmore ...

... articled to Messrs. Marsden and Janson, solicitors, of Wakefield, though we believe his articles were transferred to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Chippenham, with whom he was afterwards for a short time a partner. Whilst at Chippenham he acted as honorary secretary ...

... what a Hereford should It may he noticed that in this particular class the ruling of Birmingham has been confirmed. Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Berkshire, who could get no nearer than &second place at Birmingham is awarded that position here again ...

... Quarter Sessions, charge of filing barley, was sentenced three months’ im- We regret to have to announce the death . Joseph Phillips, esquire, of House, Hslne for many years Town Clerk the borough of /Uppenham and forty years Clerk to the Magistrates ...