... were dismissed on payment of costs, the complainants having appeared on public grounds.— Dismissing a Hired Servant: Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Black Park, near Whitchurch, farmer, was ¢ with having on the 3ist of May, discharged his hired servant, John Thompson ...

... estimated to contain together 209a. Or. Sp., or there- abouts, be the same more or less, and respectively ecoupied by Messrs Joseph Phillips, Robert Evans, and Robert Davies, early tenants, ot 2. -All that Desirable FARM, con- taining by admeasurement 20s, 2r ...

... Hon. John Rogers c Caulcott.. James Piatt b Rev. H. McKenzie Rev. Green ¢ Caulentt John Shone b Rev. H. McKenzie Joseph Phillips ran out. RP. Ethelstone ¢ C. Hil B. Howell not eut . E. Pearson c Rev. W. Bulev b Hon. & H. Heury Cork b R. Canleott Byes ...

... items, making whieh was ordered to be paid. The Partition Wa't above the Roofs of Houses.—A letéer was read from Mr. Joseph Phillips, who said that he wished t> have the ti on walls between s permis-ien ef the Beard to take down the parté- Castle-field ...

... —Andrew Davies, of Min- sterley, labourer, for being drunk and rictous, was fined 5s. and 63, 4d. costs.—Allowing to Stray: Joseph Phillips was charged with allowing two cows his property to stray on a public road. Police-constable Edward Morris Stated that ...

... Charlton, 4 Mayor, J. Anstice, C. J. Ferriday, T. Instone, and W. Elizabeth Nicholas, Esq’ r.— ‘ence against : | charged Joseph Phillips, alias * Tater Tommy,” with using filthy language on the 25th of May last. After some case was Police-con- ae Roland: ...

... situate in the parish of Llanrhaiadr-yn- Mochnant, in the county of Montgomery, a nd now in the oceu- pation of Mr. Joseph Phillips, the proprietor, of his under- tenants. The Dweiling- honse and Buildings are in capital repair, and the lands are in ...

... was not prisoner who broke the window.—Other evidence of a similar character was duced, and Mr. rebut t Boughe i called Joseph Phillips, farmer, of Shirley, to e evidence for the defence. Phillips sta that he was in the middle of the shop, right opposite ...

... assembling at the Old lat inst., suddenly, Mr. Edward Meddins, of the Cottage, near 1st inst., at Plealey, Sarah, wife of Joseph Phillips, Esq. this town. 1st inst., aged 59, Mr. Joseph Shackell, of Bayston-hill, near 1st inst., at his Cranbrook, Kent, aged ...

... Sncek, of Donnerville, near this town, ab vith hard labour.—Wm. Brimfield, grocer, of the Marsh, 2208 ; and from Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Vineyard-road, for was fined 1s. amd 9s. for having im his possession a 2235. The board theught the lowest tender ...

... ler extended to him. to be | The Bench fined him with 12. costs, or seven days’ imprisonment. —Stcalin 7 from | Croft: Joseph Phillips, servant to Mr. Ji vhn Clarke, i | Croft-farm, was charged by his master with stealing 3» On Saturday evening last, the ...

... our readers : The following is the prize list, so far as it will be of F on Sreers. First prize, £15, Exhibi tor Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage, seco exhibiter, Mr. William Heata, Ludham Hall, Nor- ditto, } £10, wich breed: er, Mr. Thomas Elsmere ...