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... in Speeroad, Southampton, occo-• pied by Mr. John The Duke of Wellington, in Bagiewireet, Southampton, occupied by Mr. Joseph Phillips. Uwege's Hotel, in Bridgeetrest, Southampton, occupied by Alfred Rood. The Spread Soft v i iinsigr a TiesoliMeeet, Southampton ...
... punctually, THE valuarle COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, AND ABOUT 50 DOZEN OF CHOICE WINES, The Genuine Property of the late Joseph Phillips, Esq. VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES, No. 9, BRIDGE STREET, BATH. Messrs. RAINEY Respectfully give Notice that ...
... Jabez Taylor, of tha Heathfield Road; deeply regretted. I'm the Ist inst., of rheumatic fever, his year. Joseph, only son Joseph Phillips, Camp Hill; deeply lamented. the inst., William Henry Powell, of King Street, eldest son of William Powell, Esq.. late ...
... under the notice of the board the appliestion of. person named Joseph Hill, for the clothes of a pensimier of the name of Joseph Phillips who died in the house. Hill, who wu a respectable man, had undergone the cost of pitying for the burial of Phillips, who ...
... Tramroad-side Mill-street, on the 23rd ult.—Inspector Matthews proved the case.—Fined 5s. and costs. A WELCOME HOME. Joseph Phillips, landlord of the Mack worth Arms, Gad- lys-road, was summoned for selling beer during prohibited hours.—P.C. Childs visited ...
... occupied the chair, and after the presentation the following programme was performed :—Reading, The Bashful Man, Mr. Joseph Phillips ; song, Maggie's Secret, Mademoiselle Hurst, of Swansea; reading, The Mineral Agent, Mr. John Phillips; song, My ...