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... Rees Rees 0 10 0 Thomas Morgan 0 5 0 William James.. 0 5 0 David Bowen 0 5 0 Evan Thomas 0 5 0 William Matthews. 0 10 0 Joseph Phillips 1 0 0 Jonathan Phillips 0 10 0 William Jones 0 5 0 John Pr ce .j 0 5 0 Morgan Richards .I 0 10 0 John Jones .I 2 0 0 David ...
... have no certain knowledge of the subject- matter. The contract was entered into in April, 1863, and it had been sworn by Joseph Phillips that at that time he had no knowledge of the existence or quality of the coal under his land, and it was certain that ...
... unlawfually and Ci [, indecently assaulting Teresa Davies, at Abersraver~iy, on se .8 the 24th of August last; against Joseph Phillips, I gar- pe de ~ner. for steahine eleven rabbits, the property of~ Phillip e Jones; at Llagngua-gainst Thomsas Richards ...
... creditors, Messrs. p Hopkitss, wholesale ale and porter merchants, Gloucester, had end Mr. Lewis frat thle claimant, Mrt. Joseph Phillips, for- puT merly carrying on business aS a grocer, at 6, M1yers- tat' terrace, Swansea. From the evidence, it appealredithat ...
... upon the hard earnings of industrious people. Sentenced to one calendar month's iinpi-iso,inient. DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—Joseph Phillips was charged with being drunk and riotous at High-street, Merthyr on Saturday night last. P.C. Parry stated that about ...
... Benjamin Evans 0 10 0 Committed Haddock Ambrose 0 5 0 Committed George George 0 5 0 David Jordan 0 10 0 Evan Davies 0 10 0 Joseph Phillips 0 10 0 Eleanor Jenkins 0 0 6 Ellen Murphy 0 5 0 Joanna Leary 0 5 0 John Thomas 0 10 0. Committed Mary Evans 010 Edward ...
... He gave him 33s., twvo pints of beer, and some bread and cheese, for the eheep. He had three other sheop wfith him. Joseph Phillips, butcher, living at Cwmufelin, deposed to bhving bought three sheep of the prisoner, wvhich he slaughtered. Police.sergeant ...
... 3 M^dam's} at Loughor, then to another place, afterwards .to Titus Jiones's, at Cwnmfeliu, and then to the house of [Joseph Phillips, known as Joe, the hntcher. At this latter l place they found three sheep skins, one of them having the h corns taken ...
... Lawrence, Great Western, No. 2; Isaac -roiUiams, Great Western, No. 3; Howell John, Brithwynydd Thomas John, Darranddu, and Joseph Phillips, Tynant. Mr. J. N. JONES and Mr. SAJATHIEL were the principal speakers, and they introduced the discussion by stating ...
... Lawrence, Great Western, No. 2; Isaac Williams, Great Western, No. 3; HowcllJohn, Brithwynydd Thos. John, Darranddu, and Joseph Phillips, Tynant. Mr J. N. Jones and Mr Salathiel were the principal speakers, and they introduced the discussion by stating the ...
... drinking any quantity, small or great, of anything that was intoxicating, sent him to prison for a month, with hard labour.—Joseph Phillips and John Rees, labourers, two powerfully built men, were charged with assaulting Thomas Hudspith, a police-constable, ...
... Lawrence, Great Western, No. 2 Isaac Williams, Great Western, No. 3; Howell John, Brithwynydd Thomas John, Darranddu, and Joseph Phillips, Tyilant. Mr. J. N. Jo);'r;s and Mr. SALATHIEL were the principal speakers, and they introduced the discussion by stating ...