... 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', , ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... language number of passengers Morrisey afterwards went into the booking office and commenced using foul language there— Mr Joseph Phillips station master also to the bad language the prisoner made use of the station Police-constable Starkie said that on Saturday ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...