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... should move tbo appointment of Thomas Jsrrsm, second clerk and photographer, at £76 per annum, and W. Harms worth and Joseph Phillips, warders, which was agreed to. Cholmoitdblby read a special report of Visiting Justices on the appointment of a Roman ...
... the best ox or steer and the best female in the show came out of the ranks of the red, with white facings”—to wit, Mr. Joseph Phillips’ ■ox and Mr. William Stcdman's cow. The ox had won the head prize at Abingdon the Monday before ; and, Mr. Phillips received ...
... Hunter, Bart, ditto 110 Rev. John James, Hungerford 0 10 0 C. Stevens, Esq., Reading 10 0 Charles Caudwell, Esq 1 1 0 Joseph Phillips, Esq., Ardington 110 His Excellency the I Belgian Minister, New Lodge, Windsor Venerable Archdeacon Clarke, Milton Rectoiy ...
... ox or steer. Exhibitor and breeder, Mr. George Pitt, Chadnor-court, wyn, Leominster. Second ditto, £10. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardlngton, Berkshire. Cr.ASS 3—Hereford Cows—First prize, £15, and extra prize of best Hereford. Mr. John Wlgmore, Exhibitor ...
... Shakespeare's Head, French-street, from William Vare (deceased) to Ann Vare ; the Duke of Wellington, Bugle-street, from Joseph Phillips to Thomas Maidment ; the Chichester Arms, New-road, from Robert Scovell to JohnHaines. COUNTY BENCH. Monday.— Before Mr ...
... Gwyer's land. Defendant was ordered to pay SOs and costs, or, in default of distress, to be imprisoned for six weeks. Joseph Phillips (who did not appear), and Uriah Crutch were summoned by Mr. Hull, head gamekeeper to Sir Alexander Malet, Bart., for using ...
... Mr. Richard Shirley, Bawcott, Munslow, Shrewsbury. Age, 2 years months and 26 days- Second prize, 5/—Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington,. Berks; breeder, Mr. Edward Price, Court-house, Pembridge, Herefordshire; age, 2 years, and 10 months. Class ...
... a Hereford should be. -Jt may noticed that in this particular class the ruling of Birmingham has bsen confirmed. Mr. Joseph, Phillips, iH Ardington, Berkshire, who could get no-nearer than second place at Birmingham is awarded that position bare again ...
... but at was given to them by defendant He coneinred it a private perry. By the Clerk—There were oven or right paros pre- Joseph Phillips, pointer, at Halton, another friend of de. friarL.nt, elated that theta was a little rejoicing the day after the wedding ...
... barley, and oat meal. Thorley's food, linseed cake, roots, and hay. First prize of Erg and silver medal to breeder. —Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardlnirion, %Vantage, Berke, 2 years and 11 months—bred by Mr. George Pitt, of Chadnorieourt, Leomiaster, Hereford; ...
... at this show well filled ; the first prize in Class 1, for oxen or steers, was awarded to an animal exhibited by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Berks; the second was carried off by well-known Hereford breeder, Mr. William Heath, of Ludham-hall, Norfolk ...
... THE MAIDSTONE TELEGRAPH. second prize of 10/. fell to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Artlington, Barks, who exhibited animal possessing many points which must of necessity call forth the admiration of the beholder, this subdivision of the Herefords there are eight ...