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... with hard labour; Phillips was sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment, with hard labour. MALICIOUS WOUNDING AT ABERDARE. Joseph Phillips, a tinman, was charged with maliciously wounding Wm. Llewellyn, a shoemaker, at Aberdare> on the 23rd of December last ...
... acquitted. Phillips and Hares were each sentenced to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. CBARGB OF WOP.VDI.VF}. Joseph Phillips, 24, was indicted for maliciously wound- ing William Llewellyn, at Aberdare, on the 23rd ult. Mr. W. Williams prosecuted ...
... Moore, Esq. and of F. T. White, Esq., of Boston, as clerk of the peace for Holland, vice tho late J. Atter, Esq. ; and of Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Stamford, as clerk of the lieutenancy. 3, 4, and 5. Lincoln Winter Assizes, before Mr. Baron Cbannell. 5. Lincoln ...
... t, and the ostler prisoner Robert Phillips, to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. MALICIOOB AT ABEEDAIII.--Joseph Phillips, a tininan, was charged with malicously wounding William Llewellyn at Aberdare, on the 23rd of December last. Complainant ...
... Moore, Esq. and of F. T. White, Esq., of Boston, as clerk of the peace for Holland, vice the late J. Atter, Esq. and Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Stamford, as clerk of the lieutenancy. 3, 4, and 5. Lincoln Winter Assizes, before Mr. Baron Channell. 5. Lincoln ...
... the Aberdare district, comprising forty-four lodges, have elected Mr. Thomas Williams, of Tieherbert, Grand Master, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Aberaman, deputy, and Mr. Thoinns Yaughan has been re-elected secretary for the thirty-fourth time. A new lodge, to ...
... The Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire (Lord Aveland) haa appointed Joseph Phillips, Esq., to the office of Clerk the Peace for the Parts of Kesteren, vacant the death of M. P. Moore, Esq. Great festivities took place at Rockingham on Thursday, in celebration ...
... was a disputed right, they had no jurisdiction in the matter. The Magistrates having consulted with their Clerk (Mr. Joseph Phillips, acting pro tem) announced that they declined to adjudicate, as they had no jurisdiction. At the request Mr. llenly,a ...
... Bickerton of the same place. Phillips—Lea—On the 22nd inst., at the Independent Chapel, Wrexham, by the Rev. J. Perkins, Mr Joseph Phillips, of Oswestry, to Miss Jane Lea, youngest daughter of Mr W. Lea, Red Hall, near Holt Richards—Roberts—On the 23rd inst ...
... this was disputed right, they had no jurisdiction in the matter. The Magistrates having consulted with Ihcir Clerk (Mr. Joseph Phillips acting pro announced that they declined to adjudicate, had n-i jurisdiction. At the request Mr. Henljr, stry has summoned ...
... complainant, and waa only prevented, having what the called ** Vengeance by some members of the constabulary in attendance. Joseph Phillipe mason sued Miss Beasly for sum of 10s alleged to be due for work and repairs done the constabulary barracks at Adroayle ...
... OF THE PEACE, James James, the defendant In the preceding case, was then charged with using abusive language towards Joseph Phillips- The complainant deposed that he was the overman at the Colliery. He in the engine-room on the 12th insMint, when the ...