... transferred the ttparato estates, after payment of 30b the £~ aa follows, viz John Clarke £32,528 2 Mitchell 61.182 1 Joseph Phillips 2,502 12 Thomas Smith 2,862 6 99 6 11 Clarke and Phillips »,5&3 13 67 7 I DISBCKSUtEXTS. Fald release deeds deposited ...

... 15s. od., due to creditors chiefly residing at Abingdon, Oxford, and Faringdon. Among the principal creditors are Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, near Wantage, 1251. 7s. Gd. ; and Mr. William WYilliams, of Northeourt, near Abingdon, 611. 18a. Od. The ...

... for drunk. enness. Th3 comolainant was severely cross-examined, and contradicted herself in many materiel particulars. Joseph PhillIps, a plasterer, said th!a he went into the Prince of Denmark between eight and nine o'cleck on the night in question, and ...

... Magis- i- trates said under -those circumstances the information could n not be sustained,'and the case was dismissed.' is Joseph Phillips was snatimoned for trespasshig on land in I the occupations of Mer. Thomas Parker, at Stoke Giffosrd, in is pursuit of ...

... t, Battersea-park, ry Colln, John Lynn Croydon, surrey, draper. ly Cussons, Caroline, nser- , Nottnmg-hi a, COobett, Joseph Phillips, Wedneebury, grocer. e rawshaw, Joseph, Hlorbury, Yorkshire, draper. e. hahrchill,1Jon, Brfihtn, ?? agent.- to Dfigwell ...

... Union Bank; ,of £3,376 by Mr. Cariss, on behalf of Mr. J. W. Crosland, and of £9138 by Mr. Clough, of Huddersfield. Mr. Joseph Phillips, mungo pullei, Ossbtt, was examinediby Mi. Bond with reference to his Possession of 700 bags of rags and msungo, of the ...

... Leah Williaesij, 35, married- woman, pleaded guilty to be Stealing a quantity of bacon and, cheese, the peoperty of wE Joseph Phillips, at Newpert. Six nionths. h Ann Phifl~ijp3, 48, charwvomanl, was indicted foe. stealing ti, £4 INs., the money of Joseph ...

... represented as he. 51 longing to her sister. On-the latter day she also pledged 5 n, hair bracelet with diamond.. Mr. Joseph Phillips, pawnbroker, of Blackheath-hili, (d Creeriwich, produced a remnant of silk pawned by the n prisoner, and which was also ...

... 751. ' begvntthapotm t 8.-! That the sunction of, the Court be svn touth wappontent. 6t of William larmaworthi and Joseph Phillips as asistatwrlc' ~ Sir W. .Heathcote objected to the ap ointmenat of the igadditional warders as a piermanency, andao aft ...

... costs, anod lot being pre. pared with the money, was committed to poison for tlvo calendar months with hard labour. Joseph Phillips, of Yoxford, lasouror. was charged with having trespassed on latd, at Yoxford, in tile occispattior of John Fonls. ham ...

... the eldest male descendant of Joseph Phillips, the grandfather, on whose death the cottage was taken possession of by a distant relation from whom it was now claimed by the plaintiff. Sarah Phillips, wife of Joseph Phillips, said her lius- band died in ...

... to be imppnsoned for six days and once whipped with six strokes of a birch rod. Mr. Purton prosecuted. STEALING Eac:S.-Joseph Phillips was found guilty of stealing twenty eggs, from the stable of his usaster, John Clarke, at Morville, on the 24th October ...