... £24 Messrs G. Adlam and Sons. Broad Weir. £24; Messrs Fussell and Son, Kingswood, £20 ; St- Paul's Cooperage, per Mr Joseph Phillips, £10 ; Messrs Wm. Baker and Son, Canons' Marsh, £9 ; Scull, West Street, 17s lOd; Messrs Cole and Pottow. Lower Maudlin ...

... PEMBROKE. NON-MAINTENANCE.—On Saturday, Joseph Phillips, labourer, of the parish of Liana tad we 11, was sentenced to 3 months' hard labour by Mr L. Mathias, and Mr A. J. Morison, for not supporting his wife and twochildren, who became chargeable to the ...

... PEMBROKE. NON-MAINTENANCE.—On Saturday, Joseph Phillips. a labourer, of the parish of Llanstadwell, was sentenced to;) months' hard labour by Mr L. Mathias, and Mr A. J. Morison, for not supporting his wife and two children, who became chargeable to the ...

... SCAVENGER’S WAGES. Mr. Bennett said he had to submit to the Board, for their consideration, whether '33a. per week for Joseph Phillips (the scavenger) and his horse was sufficient. From his (Air. Bennett’s) knowledge of horse-keeping, thought Phillips could ...

... yearly rent £l2. r'.r£ - 'ciI MX . TENEMENTS, with ■» ‘be High Street, uear toe M.mJh reepective ocoupationa of J, Sm>th, Joseph Phillips, .Tobn Meade. t^rther e,,r « , M 7««. and Janie. White, t igether with large garden* and outbuilding., the “'“‘P™! ’*' ...

... COT'AGEfS, wvitls the Yard, Out-bluild ings, and A ppurtenano ces, no I adl lag tho I ,,st ] nuaned, inl the OccCi pet inn of Joseph Phillips, and one void. fri- To view apply on the premises, and for further par- ticulseq toMepsrs. liancock and fliron, solicitors ...

... in favour of Stanley by two goals, three tries, three touches in goal, to Farnworth one goal from field. Stanley team:—Joseph Phillips (captain), R. L. Mayon, t'. Hilton, W. T. Openshaw, N. Booth, \V. Taylor, T. 0. Sharpies, W. ('olebourne, T. W, Mayou ...

... with Currier's Shop, situate in the High Street, near Wesley«n Chapel, the respective oenupations of Messrs. >hn Smith, Joseph Phillips, John Mea'e, Miss Thackeray, George Myers, and .lames White, together with large gardens and outbuildings, the whole ...

... allowed to pay. Claim for Compensation by an _Apprentice. Ambrose Spooner, basket- maker, Bromegrove, was summoned by Joseph Phillips, his late apprentice, for having failed to teach him his trade. Phillips also claimed the sum of £6, the amount of the ...

... woman was charged with vagrancy but the charge was dismissed. ' Curious Case unpbr the Employers' and Workmen's Act.—Joseph Phillips, an eccentric character, who is partially blind, summoned Martin Spooner, of Bromggrove basket maker, to recover the sum ...

... APPICENTICiI —At the Petty Sessions, on ' Teesday, Ambrose Spooner, basket-maker, of Worcester. • street, wee summoned by Joseph Phillips, his lite apprentice, under the recently enacted Employers and Workmen Act. Mr. Holyoake appeared for complain in', , ...

... Union for the past year. Upon the application of the Rev. W. H. Colmore, it was agreed to continue the allowance given to Joseph Phillips, as out-relief, for six months longer, to enable him to be further apprenticed to learn the trade of basket-making, so ...