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... Husted, toll collector at the Hartley Wintney turnpiko gate, with omitting to give him a ticket on the 29th March last. Joseph Phillips, toll collector at the Odiham Wood gate, was also charged by Ihe same gentleman with omitting to give him ticket on the ...
... her down in mistake for his wife. Fined 20s.—Robert Swayne was charged with committing an assault on John Vowles and Joseph Phillips. The defendant had been lent for lialf-a-dayjduring the week bysanother establishment to Mr. Jordan's foundry. On Saturday ...
... Parish Church, Reath, by the Rev. John Griffiths, rector, Mr. William Mort, hammerman, to Emily, eldest dattAliter of Mr. Joseph Phillip., fishmower. all N eath. April 1, at the same church and by the same clergyman, Mr. John Corp.ir..l in the Royal Artillery ...
... which were unanimously adopted, on the motion of Mr. Frederick Carver, seconded by Mr, Joseph Nunn. On the motion of Mr. Joseph Phillips, sccooded Mr. Perkins, the following committee were unanimously elected : —Ladies : Miss Phillips, Miss Mary Phillips ...
... which were unanimously adopted, on the motion of Mr. Frederick Carver, seconded by Mr. Joseph Nunn. On the motion of Mr. Joseph Phillips, seconded by Mr. Perkins, the following committee was unanimously elected:— Ladies: Miss Phillips, Miss Mary Phillips ...
... proposed rules of the society, which were unanimously the motion Mr. Frederick Carver, seconded Mr. Joseph the > motion Mr. Joseph Phillips seconded Mr. Perkins, the following was unanimously elected :—l.ndies —Miss > I:j.-, c s l'iiil!;]w, Mr«. Tburnail, Miss ...
... Baldock, Captain. John Phillips, Esq., junr., Lieutanant. Henry Perkins, Esq, Ensign. Members: Messrs. John Phillips, jun., Joseph Phillips, C. Nash, W. Jacklin, J. Squire, E. Nash, F. H. Gimson, A. Nash, J. J. Thompson, Wm. Whitehead, S. Cane, J. Matthews, ...
... they belonged to his uncle, who would not go to tie expense having them repaired because they were two small lir his.— Joseph Phillips, a Jew, said be was a gctiztal deater living French-street. Prisoner used to bring him rags and bones. vibes be was living ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Woodward, ARTHUR A., youngest son of the late Mr. Jons J. JONES, surgeon, to ELLEN, second daughter of the late Mr. JOSEPH PHILLIPS. On the 2d instant, at St. Mary's Church, Twickenham, by the Rev. G. S. Master, M.A., vicar, assisted by the Rev. R. Burton ...