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... magistrates yesterday remanded a -prisoner on the charge of stealing 100 watches, value £3OO. A commercial traveller, named Joseph Phillips, visited a jeweller's shop in Chapel Bar, and a man in charge of a handcart, containing a =soot watches, crossed the street ...
... Lancer, Steward Street, Spitalfleld, Middlesex. Robert James Webster, South Grove Road, Wslthamstow, Essex, builder. Joseph Phillips, of Pentreprod, parish of Monmouthshire, farmer; and John Phillips, of pariah of Mynvddysllwyn, farmer. William Thomas ...
... Rediand, Mary, the dearly loved wife £dward Phillips, aged fo. 13, Greville Boad, Sonthville, Joseph, only son of late Joseph Phillips, of this city, deeply lamented by aU who knew him. cards. Baasatt.—Sept. at 4, Place, Pennywell Boad, Sidney, the only ...
... rtl i W~illians l~lorris inK A:-, I, Ar enhs>,In,. Mr.- ,}I1tin 9( Bettws, Carmartlhenshire, cil.. deal manufacturers. Joseph Phillips and Joseph II ?? Phillips, isimborne SIinster, Dorsetshire, timber nerch A delicious coolin drinl;: aspplied in Rese's ...
... of Hogley, Worcestershire. John William Byron, of Dal ton, Huddersfleld, at Dalton Byron and Son. LIQUIDATIONS. , . Joseph Phillips, of Wimooroo Min3tor. Dorsetshire, sawyer and timber merchant, trading as Phillips and Son. John William Smart, of Shepton ...
... Nottingham yesterday remanded i priaonsr on si ahargs of stealing 100 watches, rains £300. commercial traveller named Joseph Phillips, ■ Tisited jeweller's shop in Chapel Bar, and man ia charge of hand-cart containing esse watches I Hi' jeseil the street ...
... Southampton. Charlotte Emma, the beloved wife of William E. Clark, engineer, late ot this city, and second daughter late Joseph Phillips, this city. GIa—TLLE-—Sept 15. at the Sanitary Hospital, St Philip's Marsh. Mr Glanvffle, sged 45. Mat.—Sept' 16, at ...
... tradilng as Reywortl and Jtverard, at Cirencester, Gloucester, book- sellers, museicoellers, priiiters, and etationers. Joseph Phillips and Jolt's Miles, trading as Phillips, Miles, sd Co., at Clare.streot, Bristol, audii at Clervedon, Soimersot, 1,hotograp~hic ...
... Elizabeth Edwards, an old woman, was charged with stealing a quantity of print calico, value 12s GJ, the property of Mr Joseph Phillips, of Castle Street. The calico was placed a board at the shop front. consequence of information given to shop-assistant ...
... station the man gave the name of William Drew, and said the property belonged to the prose- cutor, a pawnbroker. P.C. Joseph Phillips, 25 D, who accompanied the last witness, said that Verrinder, whom he knew by sight, told them that he only went to the ...
... Swankea, presentation tea dealer, late provision merchant and tea dealer. Eoward Pearce, Islebam Cambridgeshire, farmer. Joseph Phillips, Penlreglod, parish of Mynyldysllwyn, farmer, and John Phillips, of Penner, parish of Mynyddysilwyn, farmer, both Mon ...
... THE SHOEMAKERS' STRIKE. I At the Warship Street police court on Tuesday, • Joseph Phillips, of Hanbury Street, Spitalfields, and , Isaac Kremler, of Pedley Street, Bethnal Green, bootfinishers, were charged with intimidating Lewis Symons, another bootmaker ...