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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 4, at 8, Zinran-place, Reading, Thomas Pocock Orum, Esq., in the 78th year of hi s age . May 8, at Map ledurham, Mr. Joseph Phillips, late of the Queen's Head Inn, in his 82nd year. May 10, at the Hotel de France, St. Peteraburgh, Russia, Sir Charles ...
... night, was also fined se. and 9s. cods. May 18. (More C.W. LYON, W.WORTHINOTON, You end R. 8. TorLixsow, Esqs.j HIGHWAY —Joseph Phillips, of Banbury Wood End, summoned at the inatanoeof Isaac Statham, a farmer of the same place, for allowing his two horses ...
... 'sale The receipt of the following tendert for the eametwaion airs art OW 61weldt Wes sap WWwlged t he fall :-Prom Mr. Joseph Phillips, 1. Weetarinter Chamber slam before, rod they were exerted le that mart. to perform t h e fur the sum s hot ; 'artale ...
... Sentenced to one month hard labour in Stafford gaol. TURNPIKE O►rexcw.—William Stafford, waggoner in the employ Mr. Joseph Phillips, Hanbury Wood End, was summoned at the instance of Tonman Mosley, Esq., and fined ls. and 98.6 d. costs, for negligently ...
... out: Carter, John Potter, Thomas Brazier, Abel Cooper, Thomas Moule, James Bourne, Alfred Henry Husband, James Jones, Joseph Phillips, William Randall, and William Richards. personation case, that of Wm. Lloyd. Wm. Lloyd, the younger, having voted as alleged ...
... Ida Damn was expunged. Abel Cooper. Thomas Mole, Jaws Bourne. Benjamin Bridgford, Alfred Harry Hastmad, James Jones, Joseph Phillips. and William Bindle, all of whom voted for lif.ijor Anew), but who having roosived parochial rolls/ had their dames struck ...
... advertisement of the Board, accepted the following tenders for the works relating to such tank, viz.: —The tender of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of No. 1, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street, Westminster, to supply and fix the cast iron tank, with the appurtenances ...
... tender of Messrs. J. and S. Roberts (West Bromwich) for the supply of iron pipes, had been accepted ; also that of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Westminster, to supply and fix an iron tank in the Bath-road, with appurtenances, external columns, railings, and ...
... atartinß p«t. £41,315,05S G. FORBES, Cliief Cashier 1800. Time. Itnio. 5-cc*. Ist. rUeher, *• Youta faithfully. (SieneJ) •* Joseph Phillips. To the Works Committee, “Town Hall- Brighton. 15 -THR.'wtN IMS HajimU!. rri.-«. « Pn-Mim: I «m-. D«ju.m, Wtl. Sin- lAt ...