... daughter of Wm. Bowler. On the 18th of September, in the 16th year of his age, Christopher Thomas, third son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Acherstone. He was lost from the ship, Golden Horn, in the River St. Lawrence on his way home after voyage of sixteen ...

... John Hatcher, Marlwood Grange, near Bristol breeder Mr. Lewis Watkins, Pipton Olaabury , near Hereford. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire breeder, Mr. Joseph Cox, lioldgate, Wenlock, Shroi shire. STEERS.—First prize, £l5, Silver medal ...

... Adjutant First East York Rifle Volunteers. On the 7th inst 2, Pelham-place, Brompton, Mrs. Phillips, relict of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Canterbury Villas, Maida-vale, aged 76. On the inst. very suddenly, at the Manor House, Burbage, the residence ...

... sumptuous style, were Sir James Carmichael, Bart., John Ashburner, Esq., M.D., John A. Power, Esq., M.D., Captain Gardener, Joseph Phillips, Esq., John Brown, Esq. (Branch Manager for the Midland Counties, John Phillips, Esq., H. D. Davenport, Esq., Mr. Pos ...

... Adjutant First East York Hitle Volunteers. On the 7th inst. at Pelham-place, Brampton, Mrs. Phillips, relit of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Canterbury Villas, Maids-vale, aged 76. On the 9th inst. very suddenly, at the Manor Hattie, Burbage, the residence ...

... excellent lot. In the old class there were, as already mentioned, seven competitors ; and the first prize went to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire, for a remarkably fine ripe animal, four years and four months old. This animal also carried off ...

... aged 40, Mr. George. Scotton Colston. On the 7th inst., at 2, Pelham-place, Brompton, Mrs. Phillips, relict of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Canter- bury Villas, Maida-vale, aged 76. On the Uth inst., at Barkby Thorpe, in his 19th yoar, Robert, third ...

... Wards-end, aged one year. On the ISth September, in the 16th year of his age, Christopher Thomas, third son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Atherstone. He was lost from the ship v Golden Horn, in the River St. Lawrence, on his way home, after a voyage of ...

... blue, a tint not often met with among animals of pure Hereford blosd. No. 13, the second prize beast, shown by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Arlington, was a re- tuarkable fine steer, very level and tnte in all parts. No. 17, the highly commended steer ...

... Higgs, of Stam- ford (steward to the Marquis of Exeter) ; Capt. Lowther, Col. Lowther, R. Carver, Esq., of In- garsby, Joseph Phillips, Esq., Sharnford; T. Cooper, Esq., Seagrave, and others. The judges were as follows : — Stock.— E. Lythall, Esq., Radford ...

... Mr. Higgs, of Stamford, (steward to the Marquis of Exeter); Capt. Lowther, Col. Lowther. R. Carver. E*q, of Ingarsby; Joseph Phillips, Esq, Shamford; T. Cooper, Esq, Seagrave, and others. The judges were as follows:— Stock.—E. Lythall. Esq, Radford HaU; ...

... not exceeding three years old. — lst prize, Major-General the Hon. A. N. Hood, of Cumber- land Lodge, Windsor ; 2nd, Joseph Phillips, of Harding- ton, Wantage ; 3rd, Henry Bettridge, of East Hanney, Wantage. Hereford steers or oxen, above three years ...