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... breeders, who for many years past have distinguished themselves the groat shows at Birmingham and Loudon. The names of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of'Ardington; Mr. W. Aid worth, of Mr. C. P. Duffield, Marcham Park; Messrs. Druce, of Ensham ; Mr. Betteridge, of Hanuey ...
... it this w'cek. The same remark must apply to our general notice of tho show. The second prize 51. was awarded to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardii groa, Bucks, for his 2 years and 10 months old ox, which was bred by Mr. Edward Price, Court House, Pom bridge ...
... Station, on tbs Midland Lino of Railway. MESSRS. RICHARDSON are honoured with lostrnctioiw from the Execntora of the l«t« Joseph Phillips. Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the and day* of OCTOBER, 1864, the above Farm, the entire FLOCK of ...
... Station, on the Midland Line of Railway. MESSRS. RICHARDSON are honoured with Instructions from the Executors of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq., SELL AUCTION, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the days of OCTOBER, 1865. the above Farm, the entire FLOCK of 485 well descended ...
... Leominster. Age, 3 years. Fed on turnips, barley meal, cake, and Thorlcy’s cattle food.—Second ditto, £lO. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire. Breeder, Mr. George Pitt, Chadnor-conrt, Herefordshire. Age, 3 years, 11 months, and 2 weeks. Fed ...
... First, Mr. W. Heath. Silver medal, Mr. T. L. Meire. Second, Mr. W. Symonds. Third, Mr. W. Aldworth. Highly commended, Mr. Joseph Phillips. Class 7. —Heifers, not exceeding four years old : First prize 25/., to the breeder a silver medal; second 15/., third ...
... Weaving and Mr. Wm. Stone, Oxford. Class 1.—51. for the best fat ox. Mr. W. Aldworth; 3/. for the second best ditto, Mr. Joseph Phillips. The whole of this class was highly commended. Class 2.— M. forthe best fat steer under four years of age. r. C. Diillidd ...
... Mr. D. G. Macleod ; East Surrey, Mr. John Hurrell; Wert Surrey. Mr. P. H. Lo Breton; Mid Surrey, with Guildford, Mr. Joseph Phillips. The above gentlemen are all members of tho Home Circuit, with the exception of Mr. J. I). Chambers, who never was a mst ...
... Ufflngton Station, WlUun MllUaml Une of Railway. MESSRS. RICHARDSON are honoured with Instructions from the Executors of the Joseph Phillips. C-, SELL BY AUCTION, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the'2sth and 2«tb days of OCTOBER. Dds. at the above Farm, the entire FLOCK ...
... detracted lr..m tie perfection which the first pr ...
... shewing the impossibility of any mistake having occurred on his part. regret to announce tho death, few days ago, of Mr. Joseph Phillips of Ardington, tbo eminent agriculturist and well known breeder of Hereford cattle. Mr. Phillips, it will remembered, exhibited ...
... place 20/. in the hands of the committee, for them to dispose of in the way they thought best. (Renewed cheering.) Mr. Joseph Phillips, after returning thanks, said that a year or two ago did not intend to show agaiu, but hi- ...