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... adjournment in consequence of the illness of the defendant. Adjourned until Monday next, UNLAWIPIDAS SALMON FOR SILL— Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, Neath, was charged by Mr. Superintendent Phillips with having exposed a aewin for aide between the 3rd of ...
... the enutb. Mr. Was. Tho,n, s was celled to the chair, and Mr. Thu. battiest° the vise chair. After the usual touts, Me. Joseph Phillips, seeret.ry, lead a statement of the of the 'pricy for the past year, from which it flirt the s solely is in a very healthy ...
... hostes s, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. After the removal of the clotbt Mr. William Thomas was called to the chair, and g r ' Joseph Phillips, secretary, was called to read a state' ment of the affairs of the society for the past year, froei which it appears the ...
... at this show well filled ; the first prize in Class 1, for oxen or steers, was awarded to an animal exhibited by Mr, Joseph Phillips, of Ardingdon, 'Jerks; the second was carried off by • well known Hereford breeder, Mr. William Heath, of Ludhatn-hall ...
... present defendant had only occupied the house since Thursday.—Allowed seven days to leave the house. William Broderick and Joseph Phillips were charged with firing a pistol and threatening to shoot Mr. George Bond, of Cathays.—Complainant said the prisoners ...
... principal prises Fat Cattle. Herefords. Class I.—Hereford oxen steers, exceeding three yfears and three months old : Ist, Mr Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage, Berkshire ; 2nd, William Heath, Ludham Hall, Norwich. Class 2. —Hereford steers, not exceeding three ...
... and vegetables suitable for the season. Other greengrocers in the town were not behind these in their productions. Mr. Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, displayed some good fresh soles, cod fish, and oysters. The windows of the everal grocery establishments ...
... t in eousequence of the illness of the defendant. Adjourned until Monday next. UNLAWFULLY EXPOSING SALMON 10i BALL.- Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, Neath, was charged by Superintendent Phillips with having exposed a sevrinjot sale between the 3rd of September ...
... Wm mod Mom! Misr of tlw Moth, Mr. Willies 'fboutae waste I. the chair, and Mr. Thomas to tbe ; and after the amid Mr. Joseph Phillips, 1 secretary, rood a statement of tbe affairs of Wes tor pasty.., fmin which it appears ills society is in a very healthy ...
... fid. costs. Two other oases of assault, in which John Morse was charged with beating J. G. Lewis, of Nacbbridge, and Joseph Phillips for beating bis wife, were settled out of court COLEFORD POLICE COURT, Tuesday. Magistrates present—J. F. Brickdale, Eaq ...
... FIRING A PISTOL AND THREATENING TO SHOOT.—Mr. George Bond, of Cathays, charged two men, named Willi im Broderick and Joseph Phillips with firing a pistol on his pre- mises, and threatening to do for him. The complailunt stated that the defendants, who ...