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... Chauntry-place, Coventry, in the •ccupations of John Thomas, Henry Lewin, Emma Golding, William Robins, Robert Mornington, Joseph Phillips, Emma Darlinson, Harriett Hill, and William Colledge. The Houses the occupations of Thomas and Lewin each comprise Front ...
... Chauntrj-place, Coventry, in the occupations of John Thomas, Henry Lewia, Emma Golding, William Robins, Robert Mornington, Joseph Phillips, Emma Darlinson, Harriett Hill, and William Colledge. The Houses the occupations of Thomas and Lewin each comprise Front ...
... breeder, Yeomans, of Llowes Court, Hay, Brecon. Oxen, above years old, first prize, £3O, and silver medal to breeder, Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Berks. Heifers, not exceeding 4 years old, first prize, £25, and silver medal to breeder, John Baldwin ...
... prize of £25. Gold medal,and Hotel and Innkeepers’ prize of twenty.five guineas, as best 01 or steer. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage, Berks. Breeder, Mr. Rawlings, Stoke, near Tenbury. Heifers. —First prize, £l5, Mr. George Baker ...
... Wiley, Brandsby, Yorkshire; silver medal, Mr. Samuel G. Steam, Braudeiton, Wickham Market, I Suffolk ; commeuded, Mr. Joseph Phillips Adams, Link Farm, Malvern; Mr. George Mangles, Givendale, near • Ripon, Yorkshire. ROOTS. The Show of Roots this year ...
... CHAUNTRY-PLACE, Coventry, in the occupations of John Thomas, Henry Lewin, Kmrna Goldiug, William Robins, Robert Mornington, Joseph Phillips, Emma Darlinson, Harriett Hill, and William Colledge. The Houses in the occupations of Thomas and Lewin each comprise ...
... CHAUNTRY-PLACE, Coventry, in the occupations of John Thomas, Henry Lewin, Emma Guiding, William Robins, Robert Moruington, Joseph Phillips, Emma Darlinson, Harriett Hill, and William Colledge. The Houses in the occupations of Thomas and Lewin each comprise ...
... prize of £25. Gold medal, and Hotel and Innkeepers’ prize of twenty-fire guineas, as best ox or steer. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage, Berks. Breeder, Mr. Rawlings, Stoke near Tenbury. Heifers. —First prize. £l5, Mr. George Baker ...
... bred by H.R.H. the Prince Consort, at Flemish Farm, Windsor-park. First prize of £25, and silver medal to breeder.—Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardiugton, Berks. Second of £20.--Mr. Henry Bettridge, of East Hanney, Berks. Third of £lO. Class o.—Oxen, above years ...
... Ribbon turer Arve ane Newer vw Charles, Coventry. Warwickshire, Ribbon nF turer Phi Marv, wentry, Executrix of the late Joseph Phillips, Witow etkins J. Weston, © Warwickshire, Gentleman Alfred and Vale Mary Ann, Executor and Exe- eutrix of the late Elizabeth ...
... Kennington, and lecturer at St. John’s, Horselydown. We {Berks Chronicle) leam from our Abingdon correspondent that Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, one of the most eminent agriculturists in the kingdom, died on Monday. Mr. Phillips, who was celebrated ...
... wurzel, swedes, lin- seed cake, barley, oat, pea, and bean meal, and a little Indian meal Second prize, £5—Exhibitor, Mr Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berks; breeder, Mr Edward Price, Court-house, Pembridge, Herefordshire; age, 9 2 years and 10 months; fed ...