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... residing at No. 1, Grai'ton-street, Kentish-town, ap- peared to answer (summonses charging them with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused a deal of commisseration in court. On the 19th of last month ...
... and his wife, Margaret Phillips, were brought before Mr. Manetield, charged with the cruel ill-treatment and negleat of Joseph Phillips, aged seven, of whom the male prisoner is the father and the female prisoner the stepmother. Mary Ann Green said she lived ...
... were each sentenced to 15 days' imprisonment with hard labour for begging at Motherwell on the evening of Saturday loot. Joseph Phillips, engineer, Mot~sor well, pled guilty to having, on Saturday last; in Brandon' Street 'there, assaulted a colier named ...
... influential manner.- Refused. Carmarthen Arms, Dean-street.—David Davies applied. Rateable value £ 17. Mackworth Arms.—Mr Joseph Phillips applied, and said the house was ): nown to Mr Fowler. He had been in it.- Mr Lowler Only for purposes of inspection, not ...
... Lewis, 2d.; Joseph Burgess, 2d.; Patrick Colloring, 2d., William-iDavies, 2d.; Joseph Taylor, Id.; Joseph Smith, id.; Joseph PhIllips, 2d.; James Evans, 2d.- FrnaciB Thomas, 2d.: Nipper, 1d.; a Tory Dog, 4d.; Ihemas Darbyshire, 2s. ld. i Peter Darbyshire ...
... flicted a fine of 20s. and costs. SUNDAY BRAWLING IN THE STREET.-On Sunday, the 7th inst., Inspector Howlett saw two men, Joseph Phillips and Jonathan Phillips, quarrelling and scuffl- ing in the street. They fell dowu near to the door of the English Independent ...
... a field adjoining it. Farmers put up at the house. Refused. Carmar- then Arms, David Davies, refused. Macworth Arms, Joseph Phillips, refused. Welsh Harp, Hirwain-road Joan Lewis, bad kept the bouse 16 years, 13 without a fine. This seventh application ...
... John in a lengthy u appropriate address. He was followed by the Rev. r. John, Morgan Morgan, G.M. of the lodge, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Mackworth Arms, the Rev. J. J. George, and the secretary, Mr. David Edmunds, who proposed the best thanks of the lodge ...
... was charged witbinde- cently assaulting Dorothy Jones. As the prosecutrix did not appear the prisoner was discharged.—Joseph Phillips was charged with being drunk and riotous in Duke-street. Inspector Howlett proved the case, and the defendant was fined ...