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... AUCTION, on Wednesday and Thursday the 25th and 26th days of October, 1865, by direction of i* the Executors of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq., tbe en* tire Flock of 486 weU-descended SHEEP, viz —182 tupping ewes. 87 tupping theaves. 79 wether lambhogs, 100 ...
... BURGHLEY, M.P. The Worshipful the MAYOR of STAMFORD. Dr. SPENC ER PRATT, President of the Iustitution. Mr GEORGE CAYLEY, Mr. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, LAXTON, Members of the Mr. PARADISE, Committee. Mr. BLASHFIELD, Mr. MICHELSON, WE, Jan., Mr. CHA Mr. FORD, LS. Mr. CHARLES ...
... Dennis, aged 39. He was formerly a farmer at Hacconby. On the 16th inst., at the Union-house, Bourn, Rebecca, daughter of Joseph Phillips, farm labourer, aged 18. On the 16th inst., at Morton, Robert Henry, son of Thomas Clarke, aged 14. On the inst,, at Edenham ...
... Battle of Inkerman, Mr. W. W. Robinson ; song, The Slave Chase, Mr. Chas. Wood; recitation, The African Chief, Mr. Joseph Phillips ; reading, The Field of Waterloo, Mr. Wills ; Misadventures at Margate, A. Cox, Esq. ; Why don't the men propose ...
... thereby feloniously steal the same. There was a second indictment of the same character, the watch being the propeity of Joseph Phillips. Mr. Andrews conducted the prosecution. Supt. Pigeon, when he apprehended the prisoner, was told by him that Askew's watch ...
... Monday and Tuesday the 30th and 31st days of October, 1865, the Residence and by direction of the Executors of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq ; COMPRISING mahogany post, tent, iron, and other bedsteads, straw paillasses, wool and hair mattresses, gooseciat ...
... for food, until they saw deliverance at hand. Attempted Mubder Ludlow, A murderous attack was made apos a man nsmed Joseph Phillips, at Ludlow, on Saturday evening. Phillips cohabited with a woman named Caroline Breakweli, and abuut twelve o'clock on ...
... Wards-end, aged one year. On the ISth September, in the 16th year of his age, Christopher Thomas, third son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Atherstone. He was lost from the ship v Golden Horn, in the River St. Lawrence, on his way home, after a voyage of ...
... days illness, Jane, widow of the late Mr. George Wilson, of Peterborough. On the 21st inst., St. Martin's, Stamford, Joseph Phillips, Esq., his 71st year. On the 21st inst., Bedford, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Clark, Esq., of Fareham, Hampshire, the ...
... regretted. At Bourn, on the 23d instant deeply lamented, Mr. Charles Phillips, farmer, (eldest surviving son of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Bourn Fen,) aged 47 years. Friends will please to accept this intimation. At Swineshead Fen Houses, on the 22d Inst ...
... daughter of Mr. Ueo. Webster, tailor and draper. _ . . ,„„ At Wimbledon, on the inst., Catherine Drury widow of the late Joseph Phillips, of Leicester, aged 81. At Leicester, on the 4th inst, Mr. Fred. Gowar, eldest son of the late Sam Gowar, Esq., of London ...
... late Samuel Gowar, Esq., soUcitor, London, aged 57. On the 7th >nst., at Wimbledon, Catherine Drury, widow of the late Joseph Phillips, of Leicester, aged 81. On the eth inst., at his seat, Beaudesert. near Lichfield, Henry Paget, second Marquis of Anglesey ...