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... Which fact is cerii6ed bj me, John S. Mastiej, Treasurer, aMUTAKT CLEEKI, I Mr. FRANCIS UUSKISSON. Mr. E. A. DOMVILLE. Mr. Joseph Phillip* Mr. A. Rowland. £ a. d. DISCHARGE. Bt iaraa actnallT paid Depoaiton in money, including Interest, within the year ending ...
... 1 The officers therefore are—Col. Cautley, captain; R. N. Newcomb Esq., lieutenant; and Joseph Phillips, jun., Esq., ensign it Col. Cautley and Mr. Joseph Phillips returned thanks for the honour conferred upon them, but Mr. Newcomb was not forthcoming ...
... 93; H. P. Voules, Esq., of Uffington, 1. For Lieutenant, RN. Newcomb, Esq., 61; H. P. Voules, Esq., 33. For Ensign, Mr. Joseph Phillips, jun., solicitor, 36; Mr. Atter, solicitor, 32; Mr. Laxton, solicitor, ; Mr. Voules, 1; Mr. Groves, 1. The Mayor declared ...
... :—Messrs Longs, Keeling, and Chick, Penny well Road Colliery, £6 6s ; Messrs Win. Rogers and Co., coach manufacturer, £6 6s; Joseph Phillip's cooperage, Thomas Street, £8 10s; Mr Price, timber merchant, Milk Street, ; Mr Broad, builder, Old Market Street, £2 ...
... (harmed*, B r emh*ll.Nov.lo—Weerhorrive Diamjeebhoy. 635 Ilene*..( Alma, Silk, Oct 21. 743 John Cumming. Mew!. Jolv 27. 554 Joseph Phillips. Nov. 20. 726 Weaoinetuo. Wooed*. Nov. 5. 1306 Leeceehire Witch, Monism, Nov. 10. 912 Lord Nov. 14. Neel. 5p.T.80$- ...
... 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 ...
... water closet, kitchen, cellar, large pantry, and out offices, with a secondary entrance from the Sheep-market. Mr. Joseph Phillips stated that part of the cellar under the shop belonged to the adjoining bouse, occupied by Mrs. Pridraore. The lot was ...
... 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 ...
... Bagley-Bridge, Shrewsbury, for any number of years, at i*er annum; T. J. Snook, Vineyard-mad, for three years, for ; Joseph Phillips, Wellington, for £235.—0n the of Mr. Morgan, seconded by Mr. Peplow, it was unanimously resol veil that Mr. Snook’s tender ...
... the Gate Tobter of Union. —On Saturday last, W. Brunner, Esq., coroner, held an at Hoadiogton Workhouse on tho body of Joseph Phillips, aged 78, gate porter at that establishment. Mr. John B. Hnell, the master of the workhouse, stated that on Friday morning ...
... onel Richard Cautloy, Ben- e gal ititired List, to be Captain; Robert Nicho'as Neweomb, I d Esq., to be Lieutenant ; Joseph Phillips, jun., Gent., to be I e Eriesgn. Royal South Lincoln Militia.-Liout. E wd. Davey Johnson has been stiuck off the stren3th ...
... 9. Company—Lieutenant Richard Cautley, Bengal retired list, to be Captain; Robert Nicholas Newcomb, Esq., to be Lieut Joseph Phillips, jun.. Gent., to be Ensign ; Feb. Royal South Lincoln Militia—Lieutenant Edward Johnson lias been struck off the strength ...