... REVISION OF VOTING LISTS. Joseph Phillips. Esq., barrister law, held a cnnrt the Town Hall, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of last week, for the pnrpose of rerisin* the list of Toters for the borough of Gravesend. The lists for the pansh of Milton ...

... Cottage, called CLassell Cottage, Lyndock-place, containing four rooms and with garden in the rear, in the occupational Mr. Joseph Phillips. PERKINS & SONS will sell by auction, on Tuesday next, at the Auction Mart. Southampton, November 30. h, 181/3, at 2 for ...

... BANKRUPTCY Edward Rowland, Wolvercott, Oxfordshire, grocer. FRIDAY, JULY 2. John Jolliffe, Sonthsea, Hants, victualler Joseph Phillips, Woo'.ston, Hants, gardener Iff,??' w 61- Mil near Southampton, wine merchant Benjamin Clouting, Whitchurch, Hants, dairyman ...

... Bench, Jan. s.—Before Sir Henry Mildmay, Bart., and G. Sclater Booth, Esq., M.P.—Thomas Sumpster, Henry Sumpster, and Joseph Phillips were charged with having on the 26th ult. stolen three geese, the property of E. Tyler, of Hazelv Heath. The Bench sentenced ...

... George Phillips, labourer, and Mary Phillips, his wife, residing at Kentish•town, was charged with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused a deal of oommiseration in court. Mary Anne Green said she ...

... the greatest number of votes, and were therefore declared elected:—Ward No. 2, or Ravensbourne Ward, Vestrymen, Messrs. Joseph Phillips, Blackheath-hill, James Spencer, Bexley-place. Thomas Burton, Devonshire-road, John Coomher, Blackheath-road. Ward No ...

... greatest number of votes, and were therefore declared elected : —Ward No. 2, or tvensbourne Ward, Vestrymen, Messrs. Joseph Phillips, Blackheath-hill, James Si»encei’ Bexlev-place. Thomas Burton, D v nishire road. John Coomber, Blackheath-roaJ. Ward No ...

... residing at No. 1, Grafton-street, Kentish-town, eppeered 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 ...

... George Phifiipb labourer, and 'Mary Phillips, kis wife, residing at Kentish-town, was charged with shocking beetalitY to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused • deal of commiesestion in court Mary Anne Green iridshe ...

... Maria, the second and beloved daughter of George and Mary Fidler, aged 24, late of Henwick. May 8, at Mappledurwell, Mr. Joseph Phillips, late of the Queen's Head Inn, in his 82nd year. May 8, at Stoke Pogis, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. R. C. Atty, and eldest ...

... George Phillips, labourer, and Mary Phillips, his wife, residing at Kentish-town, was charged with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused a deal of commiseration in court. Mary Anne Green said the ...

... George Phillips, labourer, and Mary Phillips, his wife, residing at Kentish-town, was charged with shocking brutality to Joseph Phillips, aged seven years. The condition of the child even now caused a deal of commiseration in wart. Mary Anne Green said she ...