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... —First prize, £l5, prize of £25. gold and hotel and innkeepers’ prize of tweety-tiva guineas, as best, oxer eieir, Kir Joseph Phillips, Ardingtcn, mar AVantage, Berks; second ditto. £lO, the Right Honor* able the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, Brancote ...
... —First prize, Xl5, extra prize £25, gold medal, and hotel and innkeapen' prize at twenty-fire gaiaota.ee beat oxer steer, Joseph Phillips, Ardington, neat Wantage. Berks; second ditto, £l6, the flight Honorable the £arl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, Branoote, ...
... excellent lot. In the old class there were, as already mentioned, seven competitors ; and the first prize went to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Berkshire, for a remarkably fine ripe animal, four years and four months old. This animal also carried off ...
... Spalding. To be LET, with immediate Possession, THE ROYAL OAK, Spalding Common; and the ANCHOR INN, Spalding. Apply Joseph Phillips, Brewery, Stamford. BEER-HOUSE, at King's Cliffe, to LET, containing seven good rooms, large Garden, Yard, and Out-buildings ...
... Slaughter-house, Yards, Workshops, and Premises, situate in East-street, adjoining the estate of Mr. Neal on the south, and Joseph Phillips, Esq. on the north, and lot 3 on the west the occupation of Messrs, Sallabank, Parker and Others, ' Lot 3. A Currier's ...
... of universal competition, creates vast amount of interest and no little excitement. The first animal this year is Mr. Joseph Phillip's Hereford ox; grand beast of splendid quality and great substance, girthing 9ft. 2in. This takes the first prize in its ...
... first prize 216, extra prize o eggivgold medal, and hotel and innkeepers' prize of 26 =as beaux or steer. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, ton, near Winter*, Berks. Breeder, Mr. Rawlings, &eke. near Tenbury. Age, 4 yews and 4 months. Fed on Marley and bean ...
... considered necessary to bold an inquest over tbe body. the absence from home of Mr. Atter, tlie inquiry was conducted by Mr. Joseph Phillips, and took place at the wn-hall on Friday evening. The deceased has been in the habit of indulging freely in drink at intervals ...
... having been raised, but was owing to the precarious state of father's health. *■ ' I am, Dear Sir, yours faithfully, «' 'Joseph Phillips, junr., Esq.' ' Francis Simpson. It should be stated that the uncle, Alderman »' on was present at the two Council ...
... having been raised, but was owing to the precarious state of father's health. '• ' I am, Dear Sir, yours faithfully, ' Joseph Phillips, junr., Esq.' ' Francis It should be stated that the uncle, Alderman was present at the two Council meetings said »°* ...
... John Hatcher, Marlwood Grange, Bristol. Class 8. Hereford Steers or Oxen, above 3 years and 3 months old.—1st, £30, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage, Berks ; 2nd, £20 Mr. Robt. Wortley, Suffield, Aylsham, Norfolk ; 3rd, £10, Mr. William Symonds, Lambourue ...
... months old. —lst prize, £15, extra prize of £25. gold medal, and hotel and innkeepers' prize g dneas, as best ox cr steer, Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage ; years and 4 months ; fed on barley and bean meal, swedes and bay. 2nd, £10, the Earl of Shrewsbury ...