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... preferred.—Apply, Northwood, 157, Well Street. A 2947 TO Plumbers, Painters.*c.—Wanted, aGood JOBBING HA VD. —Apply to Joseph Phillips, Tenbnry. a 2767 ...
... 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. Mazy Anne Oreen said eke ...
... preferred.—Apply. Northwood, 157, Well Street. *2917 -Apply to O Plumbers, Painters, Ac - Wanted, a Good JOBBING HA —Apply to Joseph Phillips, Ten bury. *2767 TO Drapers.-Wanted. Two JUMOKS and a good Dress Hail’d. —Apply, for information, to Messrs. Powie and ...
... Cruelty to Animals, while Mr. Boodle summoned the defendant for damages under the Cruelty Act.—The first witness called was Joseph Phillips, brickmaker, 59, Queen Street, who stated that on the 22nd of last month he was in the Gloucester Road, and saw the dog ...
... about the 30th day of March, 1869), are hereby requested to send in the particulars of their claims or demands to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Uttoxeter, Plumber and Glazier, or Mr. John Pakslow, of Garston, near Liverpool, M atch Manufacturer, the executors ...
... Isaac Potter, H. Hughes. Onions (autumn-sown), George Baldwin, Thos. Green, Thomas Kitson; (spring-sown), Saml. Kitson, Joseph Phillips ; (potato), no competition. Leeks, John Dovey, Thos. Jones, John Baldwin. Lettuce, George Price, Geo. Tedstill, Thomas ...
... these Stanley Wilkinson, dogger, was charged with assaulting Mary Phillips; and Thos. Barnish was charged with assaulting Joseph Phillips. The complainants live the Victoria beerhouse, at failverdale. Wilkinson, besides his connection with the clogging art ...
... fronting the turnpike road to Lichfield, containing together about 3J acres, in the occupations of Mrs. Finnemore and Mr. Joseph Phillips. field PASTURE LAND, at the Plcknalls. called “Palin’s Bank Close,” containing about sa. 1»- 1«y . Into® occupation of ...
... Croft, fronting the turnpike road Lichfield, containing together abont acres. the occupations of Mrs. Finnemora and Mr. Joseph Phillips. A field PASTURE L\ND, at the Plcknalls, called Palin’s Bank Close,” containing about 6a. Ir. 16p., in tha occupation ...
... Booth, the Dolphin Inn, High-street, Bromsgrove. Phillips?? Weaver.?? April 12, at Aston Church, Birmingham, Mr. William Joseph Phillips to Sarah Elizabeth Weaver, niece of Mr. Thomas Gammon, of Ros3-road, Hereford. Richmond?? Rowlandsox.?? April 20, at Tor ...
... Lianrhaiadr, aud Six miles from the market town of Lianfyllin R. MOSES DAVIES has been favoured with instructions from Mr. Joseph Phillips, who is linquishing farroing pursuits aud declining housekeeping to LL BY AUCTION, on Monpey, Ist day of } ¢ whole of ...
... a sack, the property of Mr. Qnarrell, miller, Bransford, on the 15th June. Mr. W. C. QuarreU, solicitor, prosecuted. Joseph Phillips, prosecutor's salesman, said he saw a flour sack belong- ing to his master at Wbitwell's ; it was nearly new, bnt was ...