... William Mount, Esq Tin Major Court •••••• Private Clark, Reading,to Mr, Turner Reading i 1 Charles Caudwell Tin Joseph Phillips, Ardington .. .. His Excellency the Belgian Minister ..SOU Ven. Archdeacon Clerke, Abingdon.. 5 0 0 .. Hon.£. D. Montagu ...

... heifers, ; for I the second beet ditto, sdl. _ . . „ I, John licltle, Kingsley j 8, George Fetish, Motley i commended, Joseph Phillips, Ineo. For the beet peir of one-yeer-old ditto, £* for the second beet ditto, Premium of this eleee, if kept, shell eenre ...

... to pay with costs. TREsPAss.-Samuel Williams, Caerleon, was chargB with trespassing and cutting a hedge belonging to Joseph Phillips, Llangattock. Fined 10s. BLAENAVON. FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Thursday senninght, SaraP Pritchard, 17 years of age, who was employed ...

... Grindley, James Whitby, John Beckett, W. Weaver, Daniel Wright, Joseph Whitlow, John Okell, Thomas Edwards, Thomas Ashton, Joseph Phillips (Inee), John Ellis, William Hayes (Frodsham), George Lee, Thomas Denson, Heatb, John Swindley, J. P. Birch (surgeon, Frodsham) ...

... before the magistrates. Mr. T. F. Lewis, his landlord, became bail for his appearance.— Stealing Timber at Bellmore.—Joseph Phillips was charged with stealing three planks, the property of Mr. Rdsemod Jones, farmer, Bellmore. The prisoner was in the ampler ...

... Offices above, or to any of the Company's Agents. AGENTS. Salisbury— Mr. RICHARD HENRY RIGDEN, Estate Agent. Chippenham—Joseph Phillips, Solicitor. Devizes—Mr. R. Maysmor, Bank Manager. Frome—Mr. William Langford. Marlborough—Mr. William Woolridge, Bank ...

... The prisoner elected to be tried by a jury, and was committed to the sessions, bail being accepted. CriarsTchtracH.—Joseph Phillips was charged with stealing, and William Davies with receiving, three oak planks, the property of E trnund Jones, of Bull ...