... attraction to the town on a general nonaay. xn» great event of the day will be the race for UO between the veterans Mr Joseph Phillips and Mr David Davies. Distance 150 yards. These gentlemen 60 and 47 respectively. Numerous entries are made for the prizes ...

... 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 ...

... S. Morgan, Esqn.. Affiliation—Martha Uwynne v. Evan Morgan. Ordered to pay Is. 6d. per week and coste.—P.S. Irving v. Joseph Phillips of Crustwere, for allowing six pip to stray un the turnpike road. Fined sixpence each and casts.—Same v. John Oay, carpenter ...

... and fined in the mitigated penalty of 25s.—The Bench recommended the Excise to reduce it still further. . . _ _ _ _ Joseph Phillips was charged with assaulting his wife.—Mr. Tomlinson, from the office of Mr. Graham, defended.—Defendant was bound over ...

... house, and went into the wood to fight; and on going again to the heuse, witness advised Thomas to stop tap on the men. Joseph Phillips, owner of the property, said he was present when Griffiths came in and paid for a footing of beer for the men. Th«y were ...

... Sarjeant, young girls from Caerleon village, were charged with damaging a hedge on the property of Mr. Joseph Firbank. —Joseph Phillips, a labourer, said he was at work on the 16th, and saw the girls break his master's hedge. The eldest girl took 30 stakes ...

... Elizerbeth TArgent, from Caerleon villiage, were charged with wilful damage to a hedge, the property of Mr Firbank, J.P. Joseph Phillips said he was a lsbourer, and at twelve o'clock, on Tuesday lie saw the defendants breaking a hedge, belonging to Mr Firbank ...

... amt., and in default at to gaol 10 days with Usumusas.—John Ili w,sulfii P.O. Moos tee &Wee and rhesus seeded at heed —Joseph Phillips, by V.O. nuke, tee at is the lid law, we with • maim.— jetties Molter, summuned by P.U. fee a !MEd nomiaia Lad. Iles 4th ...

... Bench fined the defendant in the mitigated penalty of 25e., and recommended its further reduction. ASSAULTING • WW2. _ Joseph Phillips was charged with assaulting Charlotte Phillips, his wife. Mr. Tomlinson (from the office of Mr. R. Graham), appeared for ...

... Griffiths, Henry Hammond, Thomas Hughes, John Jenkins, Hugh Jones, Edwin H. Key, John Leyshon, James Ogilvie. David H. Owens, Joseph Phillips, Thomas Ilee-t, David Thomas, David Robert Thomas. John Thomas, Thomas Thomas, James M. Williams, John Richard Williams ...

... WaanDoir,. Superintendent. There being no other public baeineee brought forward, the Council rose. KCUTION at Jeesiy.— Joseph Phillips was executed on Thursday morning at St. Helier’s. Jan. of ™ Monmouth Meat Maeeet, Saturday -Beef stto’wtei b 10d murt ...

... Sarjeant, young Ungirls from Cereon village, wore charged with I damaging A hedge on the prope rty of Mra Jon. Fir- hank. Joseph Phillips, a labouerr, said hoe wasb ae hwork on the 16th, and saw that girls break his mu. . fee's hedge. The eldest girl 'oook ...