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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' ...
... 3 FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, k eligibly situated in the centre of the village, in the occu- pation of Mr. Joseph Phillips. Particulars known of the auctioneer, or Messrs. Kendall h and Son, solicitors, all of Bourton-on-the-Water. S. NEXT WEDNESDAY ...
... Lord Kesteven. Gerard De Witte,Esq. Sir J. C. D. Hay, Bart., Francis Willis, Esq., M.P. M.D. G. H. Finch, Esq., M.P. Joseph Phillips, Esq. A. C. Johnson, Esq. J. E. Atter, Esq. C. Phillips, Esq. W. Thompson, Esq. J. T. English, Esq. J. M. Heward, Esq ...
... 17, donkey-driver, was charged with stealing, on the 15th December, seven pieces of iron, weighing lent., the property Joseph Phillips.—Mr Hall prosecuted. The prosecutor is the contractor for the Western Outfall Works, and the day in question the iron ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Edmund Charles Burton, Mr. Edward Swmten Harris, of Daventry of Stony Stratford Messrs. Tomalin and Son, of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Northampton Stamford | Be and the same is hereby authorized a red and distribute Stamps for the purposes of J-he i-ocal ...
... 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 ...
... Committee ; the Public Lights and Gas Committee ; the Finance Committee ; to affix the Common Seal to a contract between Mr. Joseph Phillips and the Local Board for erection of cast iron tank at the Waterworks of the Local Board, Castle Hill, Bath Road, Reading ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...