... BANKRUPTCY Edward Rowland, Wolvercott, Oxfordshire, grocer. FRIDAY, JULY 2. John Jolliffe, Sonthsea, Hants, victualler Joseph Phillips, Woo'.ston, Hants, gardener Iff,??' w 61- Mil near Southampton, wine merchant Benjamin Clouting, Whitchurch, Hants, dairyman ...

... \T. Chatteris, H. P. Best, J. Matthews, and C. S. Slocock, Esqrs. Assault.—Jeremiah Carter was charged with assaulting Joseph Phillips, at Inkpen, on the 18th inst. The defendant was fined 6d., and 12s. costs ; and complainant was ordered to pay a portion ...

... proprietor Wm. Henry Dod, Eagle Public-house, Farringdon-roaid, auctioneer Thomas Gilliam, Mitcham, Surrey, innkeeper Joseph Phillips, High-street, Poplar, tailor William Hurd, Radnor-street, Chelsea, hot water apparatus manufacturer Richard Martins, ...

... Husted, toll collector at the Hartley Wintney turnpiko gate, with omitting to give him a ticket on the 29th March last. Joseph Phillips, toll collector at the Odiham Wood gate, was also charged by Ihe same gentleman with omitting to give him ticket on the ...

... Basingstoke, to alary Louisa, daughter of Mr. S. Clark, Mapledurwell, Hants. On the 16th ult., very suddenly, aged 66, Mr. Joseph Phillips, cashier at the Oxford Old Bank for 44 years. On the 19th ult., at Windsor, Timothy Spencer, late of the Lower Lodge, ...

... children were also provided with plenteous repast. Mr. Watson, Steward to Colonel Lindsay, occupied the chair, and Mr. Joseph Phillips the vice chair, Mr. Darby and several other gentlemen being also present. Several toasts were given and responded to; ...

... Columbia will be present at a meeting to be held in the Town Hall, on Tuesday next, at half-past six p.m. The Prize Ox. —Mr. Joseph Phillips may justly be congratulated on his great success this year, at the agricultural and fat cattle shows, with his celebrated ...

... bailiff requested that a lenient punishment might be given, he was sentenced to 21 days' imprisonment. Stealing Eggs.— Joseph Phillips was convicted of stealing eggs, on the 2nd inst,at Hurst, the property of his master, T. C. Garth, Esq., and was sentenced ...

... N., a e( eldest son of the late Captain Thomas Davis, of tho same place.' On the 20th inst., at Avington Wantage, Mr. Joseph Phillips, aged 69, deeply regretted. On the 20th inst., at Dorney, Bucks, the Rev. Hy. Palmer of Dorney Court, second surviving ...

... Odiham Petty Sessions.—Oct. 12th.—(Before Sir H. Mildmay, Bart., Lord Dorchester, and G. Sclater- Booth, Esq., M.P.) —Joseph Phillips and John Sumner labourers, residing at Heckfield, were summoned for setting wires to take game on land in the occupation ...

... had net returned the money to witness's father, nor had he informed him that he had driven the sheep through the wood. Joseph Phillips proved that the prisoner did not pass through the turnpike on the 23rd March with the sheep he saw the prisoner driving ...

... long servitude. The following members were elected, namely, T. Theobald, F. E. Robinson, E. H. Morland, Esqrs., Messrs. Joseph Phillips and Packer.—Messrs. S. Stanbridge and E. C. Williams have consented to act as stewards of the ground; and the committee ...