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... the being in possession of nets game at St. Ana's steamer to proceed on her journey, and the pas- on Christmas morning. Joseph Phillips was seneem had the , consolation of walking to sent to prison for a month for stealing a roll of combo. flannel from the ...
... The griwner plen‘:‘fed guilty, and the magistrates in consideration of her youth inflicted a fine upon her. THEFT, —Joseph Phillips was charced with stealing a roll of flannel from the shop of Mr. Edward Greenwood, draper, on Saturday evening last. It ...
... 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 ...
... acknowledge any liability for that portion of the Quay wall which had subsided into the harbour a short time previously. Mr. Joseph Phillips having offered to rebuild the wall for E 1,950, his tender was accepted, but we are afraid he will not find his undertaking ...
... sortment, both plain and trimmed, which offers at extremely low prices. ARRIVALS HNOSTOWN PER Departures —Rev Fuller, Joseph Phillips, Edward Block, Frank Gride, Mr Mnrphr. Mr Corcoran, Mr il Vuaul. Mr Donevan, Mr Fagan, Mr Harding. Mr Smart. C H Waller ...
... the head table were the Mayor and several Aldermen, thußer.A-C Abdy, Reetorof St.Mary s, R Thompson, sen Esq., ...
... late John Matthew s,Esq., of Piiuperne. Dorset. I Jan 7, at Haselbury Bryan Church, by the Rev. T. S. ! Hartley, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Woolland. to Miss Mary l James of Kingston, Haselbury Bryan. Jan. 7, St. Johu's Church, Glastonbury, the Rev S. Ross ...
... president ef the association, Rear- Admiral Sir J. C. D. Hay, Bart., M.l'., presided, and the vice-chair was occupied by Joseph Phillips, Esq., the vice-president. Amongst those present were the Mayor of Stamford (T. G. Mason, Esq.), the Rev. A. C. Maly, ...
... of Bath, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. W. Harper,Jsenr., of Bath. January 6, Hazlebury Brian, by the Rev. Hartley, Mr. Joseph Phillips, eldest sou of Mr. Phillips, of Woodland, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. P. James, of Kingston, Hazlebury Brian. DEATHS ...
... Mary .lane, second daughter of Mr. John Littleton, Kelly green, St. Tudy. At on the inst.. the Rev. W. A. Prideauz, Mr. Joseph Phillips, widower, Inland Revenue officer, to Miss Maria Trevail, of Egloshayle; also, the Inst., Mr. Francis Verren to Miss Emma ...
... Penrose, Coombo, Anne, daughter the late Mr. Nathaniel Smith, Polruau. Liskeard, the inst.. the Rev. W. A. Prideaux, Mr. Joseph Phillips, widower, Inlaud Revenue officer, Miss Maria Prevail, Egloshayle : also, on the 15th iust., Mr. Francis Verren Miss Euimu ...
... second daughter of Air. John Littleton, Kellygreen, St. Tudy. At Liskcard, ou the 12th inst.. the Rev. W. A. Prideaux, Mr. Joseph Phillips, widower. Inland Revenue olticer, to Miss Maria 'Prevail, Egloshayle: also, on the lust., Mr. Francis Verren to Miss Emma ...