... 1874. The Right Honourable Sir J. C. D. Bart, M.P., has kindly consented to preside. The vice-chair will be taken by Joseph PHILLIPS, req. Dinner on the Table at Four o'clock precisely. Tickets 4s. 6d. each. Deputations from Manchester, Nottingham, Leicester ...

... FATAL AccipEN?.—On Monday an inquest was held before Mr. Whiston, coroner, at the Lion Inn, Ashbourne on the body of Joseph Phillips, who met his death under the following Deceased was engaged by Mr. Smedley, builder, im pulling down « partiiion in a ...

... proved to he one of the most harmonious, and certainly in every respect gratifying to the hon. member and his supporters. Joseph Phillips, Esq., occupied the chair, and there were also on the platform—W. Langley, Esq., J . P., president of the Stamford Co ...

... CoHambell, of Street, Derby, aged 38. Mabple—Jnne 12, at Ashboarn, Mr. Gaorje Marple, aged 72. PHiLLirs—Jane 10, at Ashbourn, Joseph Phillips, aged 19. Spencer—June 7, at Ashboum, Mr. Wm. Spencer, aged 80. Howabd—June 9, Hartington, Sarah Howard, aged Rolling—June ...

... the Stamford Conservative Association took place at the Assembly Rooms on Monday evening last. The chair was taken by Joseph Phillips, Asq., the president of the association, aud over members were present, including Vice Admiral Sir J. C. D Hay, Bart. ...

... expense of Charles Phillips, Esq., who is retiring from the active management of the - brewery in favor of his brother, Joseph Phillips, Esq. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. Beddeson, supported by Mr. J. Wright as vice. The health of the late proprietor ...

... the Green Man Inn, Eversholt, waa transferred from Ruth Smith to William Clark; that of the New Inn, Toddington, from Joseph Phillips John Shepherd and that of the Black Horse Inn. Woburn, from Peter Smith to George Archer —An applicatk* by Frederick Ball ...

... NEW MILLS. Accident. —On Friday eight week, as young man named Joseph Phillips was assisting the carter employed Mr. Dooley, of New Mills, along with several other meq, to get Dyebouse Lane, his arm got between the wheel and the body of the cart and broke ...

... the estimate to the persons interested. There were present Mr. C. M. Bidwell, the valuer, J. Sanderson, R. Thompson, Joseph Phillips, J. K Atter, &qrs., and others, representing landowners, who were interested therein. One of the principal objects considered ...

... chair was occupied by the president of the association, who was supported by Sir John May, the Rev. A. R. Webster, and Joseph Phillips, Esq. The spacious room was well filled. Amongst the audience were the Rev. A. C. Ahoy, the Rev. H. Macdougall, Dr. Hobbs ...

... Norshipful the Mayor (H. Johnson, Esq.), took the chair. - There was a good attendance of memherm sad friends. The captain, Joseph Phillips, Req., explained the nature of the drills, and the advantages of camp life and the pleasant exchange of sociability enjoyed ...

... visit to the Danube and Constantinople at the Corn Exchange, Stamford, on Friday evening week. The chair was taken by Mr. Joseph Phillips, the president of the Conservative Working Men's Association. Amongst those present were Lord Burghley, Lady M. Cecil ...