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... Phillips, jun , ditto J. Phillips, b Cokingl 3 11. Perkins, b Colling 36 A. Nash, ran oat 11 Sheppard, c and Collin«3U Joseph Phillips, hit wick 17 K. bCollinsl9 G. G. Pigott. ditto 0 Phillips, Fowler 7 It. smith, not out 16, b 3, I .. ..20 Scacome ...
... breeder. Exhibitor and breeder, Mr. Ricbard Shirley, Bawcott, Munslow, Shrewsbury. Second ditto, lfo)rn Exbibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, 3 breeder, Mr. Edward Price, Court House, Pembridge, Herefordshire. Commended : exhibitor and breeder, Mr ...
... exhibitor, and silver medal breeder—Exhibitor and breeder Mr. Rich. Shirley, Bawcott, Muuslow, Shrewsbury. Second, —Ex- Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berks; ■breeder, Mr. Edward Price, Court-house, Pembridge, Herefordshire. Cows.—First prize,£lo, silver cup ...
... respective classes, were magnificent specimens of the perfection to which the fattening of these animals is now carried. Mr. Joseph Phillips, who former years has carried off so many prizes in these shows, was again successful with his fat cows and heifers. Mr ...
... Joseph V natham > timber merchants. Sol.—H. Wickharn, Strood -He atneB » jun. (June 12,) silversmith, Faversham. Trustee Joseph Phillips, jeweller, Amwell-st, Clerkenwell. an Phillips, Faversham jj iUiam George, (May 20,) coal merchant, Tunbridge Q .* T ...
... denote quality of nmeat, they were acknowledged to be of great excellence. We were glad again to see the name of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, attached t a line prize beast exhibited by Mr. Daniel Faulkner, wbhbh was gealy admired. The above were ...
... wurzel, swedes, linseed cake, barley, oat, pea and bean meal, and a little Indian meal. Second prize £5, -Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berks; breeder, Mr. Edward Price, Court-house, Pembridge, Herefordshire; age 2 years and 10 months fed onjbarley ...
... the proceedings be characterised by the same cordiality and goodwill which suried this event last year. We understand Joseph Phillips, Eeq. (Town Clerk) Will Mk* the thitie• o !lctolvibsw, ArtILLIRT Conrh—This amps is to be by is the 11410111111144111 ...
... Whowall —Evans Jno. Spencer, Jun. 0 5 0 Chas Cole 0 10 0 Thos. Stilwell, Esq. E. Godson, Esq. R. Richardson, Eeq. Mr. I. W. Joseph Phillips —George Manley 0 10 0 —P. H. Bonin 0 6 0 Philip Philby W. 3f 3fr. Wm. Gray —Jno. Gibbs 0 10 6 Wm. Johnson Jno. Francis ...
... but bail was allowed. MURDER in Shropshire.— At Ludlow, Saturday evening, a murderous attack was made upon man named Joseph Phillips. It appears that Phillips cohabited with one*Caroliae BreakwelL On Saturday night a neighbour heard cries of murder issuing ...
... News. She was to prison for three months. DC LUDLOW, At Ledlow, on Saturday evening, a murderous attack epos • man named Joseph Phillips. pears that Phillips cohabited with one Caroline Break. well, their place of abode being in ht. Mary's-lane, Corve.street ...
... it this w'cek. The same remark must apply to our general notice of tho show. The second prize 51. was awarded to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardii groa, Bucks, for his 2 years and 10 months old ox, which was bred by Mr. Edward Price, Court House, Pom bridge ...