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... R B. MILLA will SELL by AUCTION, a UNREDEEMED N the vy PLEDGES for ney Myer, and Joseph Phillips, of Bouth- ra WEDNESD the 1% day of OCTOBER, 1864. [5506 R B. MILLS is favoured with instructions M trem Mr. W. Jones, of the Crown and Sceptre, Commer- Hereford ...
... November 15th, 1864. [7976 bfi PRELIMINARY NOTICK VCR W. FORD has received instructions from the Trustees the lata Joseph Phillips, to SELL AUCTION, THURSDA Y, the 15th day DECEMBER, 1884, At the Beaufort Arm*. Beaufort, all that old established HOTEL ...
... the assistance of professional bowler and batsman named Roycroft, from Silverdale, who scored 20. For the Whitchurch Joseph Phillips made the bead score of 14. It will doubtless he remembered that on the first match the Audlem suffered defeat, the Whitchurch ...
... strcet, Hereford. (&573 Mr. B. MILLS will SELL AUCTION, the premises A. Mte*. UNREDEEMED PLEDGE-* for Sydney Myer, and Joseph Phillips, of South ampton, r, OCTOBER, ISM. IKil ...
... the attack upon the gunboat Marblehead in Stono inlet on Christmas morning, by which Robert Brown, Lorenzo D. Shaw, and Joseph Phillips were killed, and Charles Morn, Alexander Son Henderson, Jobn Hackett, and Charles Semmes were wounded. Commander Belch ...
... breeder, Yeomans, of Llowes Court, Hay, Brecon. Oxen, above years old, first prize, £3O, and silver medal to breeder, Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Berks. Heifers, not exceeding 4 years old, first prize, £25, and silver medal to breeder, John Baldwin ...
... award a leading prize to a cross-bred animal. When he was brought out, however, and placed alongside the Hereford of Mr. Joseph Phillips, his chance of the prize did not appear to be very great. To the hand that had felt the mellow fieeh of the Hereford, ...
... prize of £25. Gold medal,and Hotel and Innkeepers’ prize of twenty.five guineas, as best 01 or steer. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage, Berks. Breeder, Mr. Rawlings, Stoke, near Tenbury. Heifers. —First prize, £l5, Mr. George Baker ...
... exceeding three years and three months old, there is a magnificent animal, tour years and four months old, exhibited by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Arlington, near Wantage, Berks, bred by Mr. Eawlings, of Stoke, near Tenbury. The merest tyro could see that it would ...
... prize of £25. Gold medal, and Hotel and Innkeepers’ prize of twenty-fire guineas, as best ox or steer. Exhibitor, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage, Berks. Breeder, Mr. Rawlings, Stoke near Tenbury. Heifers. —First prize. £l5, Mr. George Baker ...
... 1864. John Haddan, London, improvements Ire-arms sad artillery, and projectiles for the same. Dated January 30,1384. Joseph Phillips, Clapham Road, Surrey, improvements in cylinders for piers, embankments, coffer dams, and other structures that are wholly ...
... conditions competition. - .. In the classes for cattle the Hereford*, as usual, carry off the palm. The tint animal Is Mr. Joseph Phillips Hereford ox; a grand beast, splendid quality and great substance, girthing Hft. liio. This takes the first in its class ...