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... —Hereford Steers or Oxen, above 3 yeals and _ _ 3 months old. First prize, 301., and silver medal to breeder, to No. 53, Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Wantage, Berks. 4 years 4 months; bred by John Rawlings, of Stoke, Tenbury, Shropshire, from the stocks ...
... Claims disallowed: The Court then proceeded with the rest of the lodger, claims, and adjourned at six o'clock, MID SURREY. Joseph Phillips, Esq. ' the Revising Barrister appointed for this new revision of the county of Surrey, resumed his sittings yesterday ...
... of the Rev. W. H. Charlton, M.A. The Lord Chancellor's vicarage of Ludlow has become vacant by the death of the Rev. Joseph Phillips, M.A.; it is worth about 300/. a year. One of her Majesty's Indian chaplaincies has become vacant by the death of the ...
... they had not done, and as they had not been personally rated the votes must necessarily be disallowed. MID-SURREY. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the revising barrister, held courts at the Town-hall at Kingston-on-Thames, on Wednesday and yesterday, for the purpose ...
... residing at No. 1, Grafton. street, Kentish Town, appeared to answer summonses charging them with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now excited much commiseration. On the 19th ult. the child was brought ...
... the lodgers' list for the same parish, which contains 600 claimants, should be taken this day. MID-SURREY. On Friday Joseph Phillips, Esq., revising barrister for Mid. Surrey, held his court at the Town Hall, Reigate, for the revision of the list of voters ...
... Windsor, 2 years and 11 months—bred by the er Consort, at Flemish Farm. First prize of 25/. anu medal to breeder.—Mr. Joseph Phillips, Wantige, and 11 months—bred by Mr. George Pitt, Leollutpars Second of 201.—Mr. Henry Bettridge, Wantage, 11 months and ...
... by the exhibitor. Teese rewards are allotted to the massive, level, and rotund steer, numbered in the catalogue 7. Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Beres, takes the second prize with No. 10, which is also a beast c' rtain to arrest public attention by ...
... pole-axe, and the next claim of the same sort, that of MARY THWAITES, was passed over as unnoticeable. In Mid-Surrey, Mr. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, in a very able judgment, reviewed the acts of Parliament, and the arguments based upon them, taking grounds almost identical ...
... ASSAULT ON Two TRADES3IEN. — John Daley and William Bennett were charged with disorderly conduct and assaulting Mr. Joseph Phillips, of 10, Norman•etreet, a silversmith, and Mr. Charles Phillips, of 12, Banner street, in Old-street, Sc. Luke's. The ...
... daughter of the Hite Thomas Bird, Esq., of Bishops Stortford. WRIGHT—BARTHOLOMEW. - 1414).. at: St John's Church, Hack, ney, Joseph Phillips Wright, to Amelia Eliza, second daughter. of.. Thomas Bartholomew, Esq., Queen's-road, Dalston. York. Sept. 16.-Arrived„ ...
... 17, at 12. William Henry Dod, Farringdon-rd. victualler, May 17, at 12. Thomas Gilliam, Mitcham, innkeeper, May at 11. Joseph Phillips, High-st. Poplar, tailor, May 24, at 11. John Ewell, Sandwich, attorney's clerk, May 24, at 12. W. Hard, Radnor-street ...