... frauds, but they must come out when Congress meets. (Berks Chronicle) learn from our Abingdon correspondent that Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, omo of the most eminent agriculturists in the kingdom, died Monday. Mr. Phillips, who was celebrated for ...

... used as fuel. Dated November 15, 1864 Marie I>estrem, Paris, improved composition for painting. Dated November 16, 1864 Joseph Phillips, Southwark. Surrey,improvements in apparatus for the prevention of accidents in connection with steam toilers. Dated November ...

... John C. Haddan, London, improvements in fire-arms and artillery, and projectiles for the same, Oated January 30, 1864. Joseph Phillips, Clapham Road, Surrey, improvements in piles or cylinders for piers, embankments, coffer dams, and other stouctures that ...

... Mr. Parry for the defendant. The action was brought by Amelia Etherington, of Henry Street, to recoverfrom defendant, Joseph Phillips, cab pro. prietor, King Street, the Bum of £50., as rompensation for injuries alleged to have been occasioned through ...

... the Borough Sessions. County Police Court. —At the Police Court, yesterday, before Messrs. H. Hill and S- Cartwright, Joseph Phillips was sentenced to two months' imprisonment, with hard labour, for stealing horse rug, the property of Mr. Offley, farmer ...

... Jatfray, IV. Holliday, G. Dixon, A. Dixon, C. Gibbs, Kekowich. Brooke Smith, J. D. Hehlbelt, 0. Pemuberton, C. Ratcliff, Joseph Phillips, J. S. WVrighlt, J. ll. Bryce, Yt-, G. J. Johnson, J. H, Chamuberlain, J. T. Bunco, W. bMorgan, Avery, Hollings. wortb ...

... by a good tea in the schoolroom, The Lord Chancellor's vicarage of Ludlow has become vacant by the death of the Rev. Joseph Phillipe, M.A. It is worth about£300. a year, The rectiry of Frankton, near Dunchsrch, lVarwiokshire, has become vacant by the ...