... specifications, for the sum of £230 per annum ; from Mr. T. G. Snook, of Donnerville, nerr this town, at ; and from Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Vineyard-road, for The board thought the lowest tender ought to be I accepted, ami on the motion of Mr. Morgan, seconded ...

... 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 ...

... waggoner, named Samuel Duckett, was ordered to pay 10s. 6d., including costs, for riding in a waggon without reins. —Joseph Phillips was brought up on acharge of stealing a pocket-handkerchief, on Prosecutor, a the 2nd Jnne, the property of Henry Tyler ...

... learned Recorder very briefly addressed the Grand Jury, who then retired, and shortly returned with a true bill against Joseph Phillips, labourer, of Ludlow, charged with having stolen, on the 2nd of June, a silk handkerchief of the value of 55., the property ...

... eansternation and horrer the inhabitants of this tows. In St. M lane, a low neigh! bourhoed adjoining Corve-street, named one Joseph Phillips, w ited with a prostitute Caroline Breakwell ; and it was in the hoese occupied by tl persons that the terri ible affair ...

... custody, before the Mayor (J. Cocking, Esq.), W. Harding, J. Smith, and R. Thomas, Esqrs. The Guildhall was crowded. Joseph Phillips, the injured man, was in attendance ; but appeared to be very weak. His face was literally covered with plasters, there ...

... was in custody in Wolverhanlpton answering the description of Qittins, the person suspected of the attempt to murder Joseph Phillips, on the night of 26th January. Accordingly Policeconstable Dee was despatched to that place on Saturday, and returned ...

... indicted for stabbing and wounding Joseph Phillips, with intent to him some grievous bodily harm, on the 27th of January last, at Ludlow. Mr. Corbett prosecuted; Mr. Hill defended the male prisoner. Joseph Phillips I live in Rock lane, in the borough ...

... Robinson, J, Watson, C. Hughes, E. Aberley. PNTRIES FOR CHALLENGE CUP. ist COMPANY, Shaw, William oral Fletcher ; Privates Joseph Phillips, senr.; Co Wu. Phillips, junr., Cresswell, Edward Phillips, seur., enry Robert Evans, Edward Jenks, © teorge Cock, Rowley ...

... the ex reede: xhibitor and breeder, R da Sh and silver medal as b y, Bawcott, Munsio 7 op. Second ditto, Exh M Bea Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berks ; breeder, Court-house, Pembridge, Herefordshire. Com- eder, Mr. Thomas Garrett, Compton E hi tor aud ...

... Llanafon; Mr. John Griffiths, Llanrhaiadr; Mr. John Ashford; Mr. William Morris, Llanrhaiadr; Mr. John Owen, Tynycaran; Mr. Joseph Phillips, Bryndrynog; and was accompanied by Mr. Royle, solicitor, of Llanfyllin. These gentlemen brought with them four memorials ...

... Ha’ tcher. Marlweod- ‘ange. near Bristo! 1: breeder, Mr. Lewis Watkins, Pipton, Glas- ru vury, Hereford. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire; breeder, Mr. Joseph Cocks, Hol ate, Wenlock, Shropshire.—Steers: First prize, £15, slver jal as ...