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... Charles, _ t. Austell, January 15. the wifa of 11 r. Jo.-eph Pollymounter, ola son. PHILLIPS— At St. Ivepi, the wife of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of a daughter. PETnICK— At Redruth, the wife of Mr. T. Pethick, ofa daughter. POL-UE— At Truro, January 16, the wit'eot ...
... On comic e from the t Yesterday defendant threw a potatoe at Lim, • him what he did it for he struck him thre• face. Joseph Phillips said he saw defendant It witness. who gave him no provocation what.% Master of the Workhouse said defendant was Ten lie ...
... LEONORA, youngest daughter of the late H. C. WHITE, both of this city. February 5, at St. Petrock's Church, Exeter, Mr. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, to MISS EMMA CLENENTS. February 5, at St. Petrock's Church, Exeter, WILLIAM POLLARD, North-street, to MARY ANNE, eldest ...
... Mary Jane, second daughter of Mr. John Henry Taylor, of Sidmouth. Phillips—Clements—Feb. 5, at St. Petrock's Church, Mr Joseph Phillips, to Miss Emma Clements. Pollard—Pindeb,— Feb. 5, at St. Petrock's Church, Exeter, by the Rev. J. Corfe, William Pollard ...
... of his children. Tuesday.âBefore R. N. Howard, Esq. (mayor), G. Reynolds, Esq., Dr. Tizard, and H. Raggett, Esq.â Joseph Phillips was charged with hawking without a market ticket. Fined ss, including costs. William Lucas was summoned for acting porter ...
... concluded in the Vice-Chancellor's Court on Monday morning. By the agreement' which waa dated the 11th ot April, 1863, Joseph Phillips, one of the joint owners of the farm (his brother John Phillips being the other), agreed to sell it to the Tredegar Iron ...
... concluded before Vice- or Sir James Stuart on Monday. By the agreement, whicltwas dated the 14th of April, 1813, Mr. Joseph Phillips, one of the joint owners of the farm (hie brother John Phillips being the other), agreed to sell it to the Prof.:gar Iron ...
... of hands, Ao. At length Mr. James Budge Clymo was voted to the chair, and on the platform were Messrs. Gasking, Moody, Joseph Phillips, F. Spurway, J. Strong, R. Sargeant, Abraham, Ac. The Chairman, on taking his place, begged that it would not be supposed ...
... Salis —Ricuarp H. Riepen, Estate Agent. Bndm—Wm. Merrick, junr., Solicitor. émfiln—'l'hoc._glviu‘ 'l‘ni.for, &e. ippenham—Joseph Phillips, Solicitor. Ditto—John Noyes, Ironmonger. Devizes—R. Maysmor, Bank Ksnger. mmm—& N. Hoskings, Builder. Marlborough—William ...
... RlCHAßD H. RIGDEN, Estate Agent. Bradford —Wm. Merrick, jun., Solicitor. Calne—Thomas Davies, Tailor, &c. Chippenham—Joseph Phillips, Solicitor. „ John Noyes, Ironmonger. Devizes—R. Maysmor, Bank Manager. Hungerford—R. N. Hoskings, Builder. Marlborough—Wm ...
... lCHAßD H. RIGDEN, Estate Agent. Bradford—Wm. Merrick, jun., Solicitor. Calne—Thomas Davies, Tailor, &c. _ Chippenham—Joseph Phillips, Solicitor. „ John Noyes, Ironmonger. Devizes —R. Maysmor, Bank Manager. Hungerford—R. N. Hoskings, Builder. Marlborough—Wm ...
... : Because smelt drink. Carter * You don’t know how much bail drank, I suppose yon didn’t him by your nose (Laughter.) Joseph Phillips, of Bllacombe, said he rented tlie field from the prosecutor, and that saw Ihe fracing all sound there on the previous ...