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... Claims disallowed: The Court then proceeded with the rest of the lodger, claims, and adjourned at six o'clock, MID SURREY. Joseph Phillips, Esq. ' the Revising Barrister appointed for this new revision of the county of Surrey, resumed his sittings yesterday ...
... they had not done, and as they had not been personally rated the votes must necessarily be disallowed. MID-SURREY. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the revising barrister, held courts at the Town-hall at Kingston-on-Thames, on Wednesday and yesterday, for the purpose ...
... the lodgers' list for the same parish, which contains 600 claimants, should be taken this day. MID-SURREY. On Friday Joseph Phillips, Esq., revising barrister for Mid. Surrey, held his court at the Town Hall, Reigate, for the revision of the list of voters ...
... pole-axe, and the next claim of the same sort, that of MARY THWAITES, was passed over as unnoticeable. In Mid-Surrey, Mr. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, in a very able judgment, reviewed the acts of Parliament, and the arguments based upon them, taking grounds almost identical ...
... stupidly misunderstanding the act. The borough list was then completed, and the Court adjourned until this day. MID-SURREY. Joseph Phillips, Esq., the revising barrister appointed for this new division of the county of Surrey, held his court yesterday, at the ...
... the purpose of a stand for carts at about MID-SURREY. 2s. 63. per week, and therefore it was over the value of 405., ' Joseph Phillips, Esq., the barrister appointed to revise the , which was, of course, sufficient to give him the requisite qua. list of ...
... night, was resumed yesterday at Mr. Bacon.—Have the community the power of turning Lammas Hall, Battersea, before Mr. Joseph Phillips, the him out? revising barrister. The Conservative interest was represented Mr. Mortimer.—The provost is generally elected ...
... East.—John Hurrell, Eq., May 29, 1840. Surrey, West.—P. H. Le Breton, Esq., May 1, 1864. Surrey, Mid, with Guildford.—Joseph Phillips, Esq., June 6, 1857.. The above gentlemen are all members of the Home Circuit, with the exception of J. D. Chambers, Esq ...