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... Maloney defeated G by al>out Tradesman’s (half mile) Race. Prize, a Mathematical instruments, Won Byker Bury. Also ran —Joseph Phillips and Grant. ...
... H. Harding. West Stour. BREEDING STOCK.—Mr. G. Symonds, Monkton ; Mr. T. Gough, West Knoyle. Burrgn A-No CHEESE.—Mr. Joseph Phillips, Okeford Titzpaine ; Mr. Stephen Davit, Littleton, Illandford. ,Hunsgs.—SirHichard Glyn, Bart; Mr. Marwood S. Yeatnutn ...
... poolpooqasn pug Jofrraywonial paw Li woo itcrsal co a w co 11 a. a a itt s II `B3>IVIAI SS3NBVH 83100 VS `AR.Anan a-aaoa-o JOSEPH PHILLIPS , BAKER, CONFECTIONER, AND CORN DEALER ) HIGH STREET ROMFORD, RETURNS his sincere thasks to his friends and the public ...
... nuisance at Woodside, and other minor business trausacted, Countt Bench. — Before Mr. Shedden. Felony. — Heury Stratton and Joseph Phillips, both of Cannon- street, were brought up in custody charged with having on Tuesday, 2nd February, at Newtown, iv tbe parish ...
... that he has now Retired from the Business which h«; has disposed of to JOSEPH PHILLIPS, who lias been hi* employ 30 years, and whom can with sreat confidence recommend. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, succeeding to the above Business, which has for many years been carried ...
... OARS TRESPASS. Daniel Davison, Joseph Phillips, and John Bur- Jess were charged with trespassing in pursuit of game at Comity. An officer deposed to finding the defendants in a field accompanied by a couple of dogs. One of the men, Burdess, had a rabbit ...
... house and went into the wood to fight, and on going again to the house witness advised Thomas to stop tap on the men. Joseph Phillips, owner of the property, said he was present whon Griffiths came in anil paid for a footing of beer for the men ; they ...
... maintained by Mr. A. R. Howland and kr. T. Franklin. The slipping' was efficiently performed by Mr. F. Fermborough and Mr. Joseph Phillips. At the termination of the day's coursing a large company met it the residence of Mr. Howland, to again partake of ha ...
... for more •*?.* now Retired from the Business, which he has disposed of to JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Who has been his employ and whom he can with great con tide recommend. JOSEPH PHILLIPS. IN succeeding above Buiinees, which ha* for be / earned Mx. John Perrett ...
... Captain Bourne and Messrs. A. R. Ryland and R. Smallwood, was one in which Ambrose Spooner, basletmaker, was summoned by Joseph Phillips ,for refusing rind neglecting to teach him ths trade of basket-making, complainant claiming £5 as - compensation. Mr. ...
... naming * * SENTENCE OF DEATH. Philip Morria, 49, laboorer. has to death at the Bristol Assises for the marder hie wile. Joseph Phillips Bran has exeeated St. Jersey, lor the murder Nancy Lebrun. denied gaiU to the .test. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A ROPE DANCER. ...
... FOOT-EACE. Thursday afternoon a foot- race of rather an exciting character came off at the (inoll Cricket Ground, between Mr Joseph Phillips, fishmonger, who will reach his 6Uth yearaext June, and Mr William Lewis, who is 29 years of age. The stakes were £50 ...