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... MID-Sl' KUEY. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the revising barrister, held courts at the Towu-tiuii at Kingston-on-Thames, and yesterday, for the purpose of revising the U. voters for tlie parishes Ham, Hook, Longlntton, Thames Ihttoo, Xialdon, and Klugston-on-Thames ...
... the New Oomtex IT Cliajel, Woodhouae Lane, Leeds, L>y the ROT. W. Eddon. Joseph White, shoemaker. Hannah, daughter Joseph Phillips, MYBM,—Jane S3, John's Church. Leeds, Rev. David Hooke, Mr Thomas Taylor Wilson, son the late Mr Edward Wilson, wiue merchant ...
... the beloved son of the Earl and Countess Nelson, aged 6 years 3 months and 22 days. _ _ Jan. •t Wilethem-house, Caine, Joseph Phillips, solicitor, CLippenham,.nged 1.8 years. Jan. Lth. at Ponthill - Houve, Rachel, the only uf A. Morrison, Esq., aged 10 ...
... the side of the Road leading from the Turnpike Road to Lapworth, with large Gardens to each, now in tbe occupation of Joseph Phillips, Thomas Manton, John Jordan, Frederick Hunt, and others. small portion of this Lot is held under Lease from the Birmingham ...
... tbe side of the Road leading from the Turnpike Road to Lapworth. witb large Gardens to each, now in the occupation of Joseph Phillips, Thomas Manton, John Jobdan, Frederick Hunt, and others. A sma portion of this Lot held under Lease from the Birmingham ...
... by tbe side the Road leading from tbe Turnpike Road to Lapworth. with large Gardens to each, now in the occupation of Joseph Phillips, Thomas Manton, John Jordan, Frederick Hunt, and others. small portion of this Lot held under Lease from the Birmingham ...
... the side of the road leading from the turnpike road to Lapworth, with large Garden in each, now in the occupation of Joseph Phillips, Thomas Manton, John Jordan, Frederick Hunt, and others. A small portion of this lot held under lease from the Birmingham ...
... Lindop, ; youngest son of the late Mr Thos. Pembrey, chemist, j of Overton. Phillips— On the 29th ult., at Chester, Mr Joseph. Phillips, of Liverpool, formerly of Penymaes, Holy- well. Roberts — On the 2nd inst., at her residence, Dispensary Cottage, Oswestry ...
... George Pratt, who held a lease of their property, which hod been damaged by fire. The following is copy of the award made Joseph Phillips, Esq.:—“ I find for the plaintiffs in the said action, and I find and award that they are entitled to recover, have, and ...
... 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 ...
... was expressed, it will be remembered, by the Poor Law Board, and, if mistake not, the Attorney General the Commons. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the re• Writer tor Mid Surrey, has decided that the of 1867 refers to f- o= wpII as to boroughs, and has in conse- The ...
... Lee, Kent, George, eldest sou of Mr. D. Stanford, carpenter, of Salisbury, aged 30. On the 4th inst., at Whetham House, Joseph Phillips, Esq., solioitor, Chippenham, aged 68. On the 6th instant, at the Imperial Hotel, Jersey, Stephen Dixon Power, Esq., Lieut ...