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... Madden, at Leeds; r-.ur; Fi.âh, s a clock, the p. of George Lowe, at Leeds; Georgo Phi,lips, s. a silk dress, the p. of Joseph Phillips at Leeds. Eight Months' Imprisonment.âMary Ann Shaw, s. a ski t &c. the p. of Samuel Miluee, at Leeds. Seven Months' ...
... Well-street, Ossett •, Jack Rhodes, tailor and draper, No. 1 New-street; Joshua Speight, gentleman, Dale-street, Ossett ; Joseph Phillips, 'mill owner, David's Cottage, Ossett ; Ephraim Hall, cloth manufacturer, Town End, Ossett.—Soothill : Abraham Preston ...
... Charles Stapleton. B. Whittaker, Thomas Thackrah, B. Wilson, J. Day, W. Smith, J. Walt er, J. Dixon, R. Crawshaw, E. Fox, Joseph Phillips, James Willans, Charles Bloomfield, Joseph Birkby, Samuel Pickard, James Wilson, A. D. Hindley, B. Rhodes, Rayner, W. ...
... chartered out to Colombo direct, with pipes. Death of J. P. Robsox, of Newcastle. — The Chronicle announces the death of Joseph Phillip Robson, a native of Newcastle, and a poet of con- siderable merit and reputation, which took place on Friday morning, ...
... Prisoner said he had been working hard before, but had been forced to beg. Sentetcr to 14 days' hardlabour.-Ayouth, named Joseph Phillips, was charged by Detective Bradley with beginig in -Paragon-street on the preceding night. Prisoner said he had no money ...
... watchmen.-Forty days' imprisonment each, and Edward Wilson an additional forty clays for the es'mat.— William Stuns and Joseph Phillips were Merged with begging, the former on th.. Beverley. road and the latter in Paragonotreek -Evans twentyone days, Phillips ...
... the brow by Weshingtem hying Bishop. • elms /refs& the the Hew, Tom Wilke Moabfl asemaker, Pam dusk Limbs, wee by lb. Joseph Phillips, The Murals- for basin a mod wbreb a askew the 14th July b. Es. shop is Feseismehibest prelims& a pair bests He poi b00b ...
... Mr Lockwood, they were adopted. The board mole:sod plans which had been seat in for the erection of a warehouse for Kr Joseph Phillips, and a kitchen, outbuildings, As, for Mr John Bainbridge. This all the business of importance Tea Lam Cowiaa.—On Tuesday ...
... liable to be assessed thereto. I. IRE AT A MILL —Abut qu irter priest twe're 3 tsterd ty morning a fire broke out at Mr. Joseph Phillips's will, Town End, Ossett. It appears that the mill was running all night, the engine tenter, Joseph Saxton, bad occasion ...
... Monday. Fire at a MiLt.—On Thursday, about midnight, a fire took place at Bottoms Mill, Townend, the property of Mr. Joseph Phillips, and is run by Mr. David Pickard, Mr. Joseph Ward, and Messrs, Thomas Dews and Sons. Much damage was done and the loss ...
... Irnes AT • WOoLIAN MILL—OP Thursday, about midnight, a fire took pleas at Bottoms Mill, Townen.l, the property of Mr. Joseph Phillips, sad is run by Mr. David Pickard, Mr. Joseph Ward, arid Messrs. Tomas Dews and Soo,. Much damage was done and the loss ...
... Walker, b Darwin, 3 ; Henry Platts, b Pinder, 0 ; George Oxspring, c Fish, b Pinder, 0; Alfred Oxspring, b Darwin, 1 ; Joseph Phillips, run out, 2 ; Walter Phillips, not out, 1 ; John Phillips, run out, 1 ; Arthur Rhodes, b Darwin, 3 ; extras, 10 ; total ...