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... could it not be done blocks Drainage just now was in transitional state: we did not know what ought do. (Applause). Jfr. Joseph Phillips proposed the second resolution— That memorial from this meeting be presented to the Town Council requesting them to adopt ...
... (in the chair), Capt. Elliott, F. H. FitzRoy, and G. F. Birch, Esqrs. THREE GEESE! Henry Sumpster, Thomas Sumpster, and Joseph Phillips were charged with stealing three stock geese, the property of Mr. Tyler, Hashley Heath. On the application of Superintendent ...
... was not prisoner who broke the window.—Other evidence of a similar character was duced, and Mr. rebut t Boughe i called Joseph Phillips, farmer, of Shirley, to e evidence for the defence. Phillips sta that he was in the middle of the shop, right opposite ...
... 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 ...
... was therefore « fused, Drunkekness.—The following were with drunkenness, and fined in amounts varying from*, to each Joseph Phillips, Peter Dolan. ike Chads, John Darrell, Prank Hartley and Alfred Millward. Tin; cases’were proved, Pol ice-cons tables ...
... the night, it was not prisoner who broke the window.—Oilier evidence of a similar character was adduced .and Mr. called Joseph Phillips, farmer, r-but evidence for the defence. Phillips stated that he was in the middle of the shop, right opposite the door ...
... together with seven large Firs and ?? Poles. May be viewed any day before the eals on application to the owner, Mr. Joseph Phillips. . . Sale to commence at Two o'Clock. ESTATES AND OQUNTRY RESIDENCES. XIESSRS. GREEN, fstate Agents and £VJ. Auctioneers ...
... 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 ...
... late Samuel Gowar, Esq., soUcitor, London, aged 57. On the 7th >nst., at Wimbledon, Catherine Drury, widow of the late Joseph Phillips, of Leicester, aged 81. On the eth inst., at his seat, Beaudesert. near Lichfield, Henry Paget, second Marquis of Anglesey ...
... daughter of Mr. Ueo. Webster, tailor and draper. _ . . ,„„ At Wimbledon, on the inst., Catherine Drury widow of the late Joseph Phillips, of Leicester, aged 81. At Leicester, on the 4th inst, Mr. Fred. Gowar, eldest son of the late Sam Gowar, Esq., of London ...
... South Devon Gazette. CHRISTOW. We have to record the death of Captain Joseph Phillips Nicholls, who died at Christow on the sth February, aged 54. Deceased was a man of great mining experience and for period sixteen years was the principal agent the Exmouth ...
... 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 ...