... W. Lauder, Steward street, Spitalfields, Middlesex. Robert James Webster, builder, South Grove-road, Waltham. E,3ex. Joseph Phillips, farmer, Pentrepiod, parish of Blynyddvaliwyn, Monmouthshire, and John Phillips, farmer, P - ennar, parish of Mynyddysilwyn ...

... trading as John Bruton and Co., Goat street and Brunswick-street, Swansea. Elward Peirce, farmer, Isieham, Cambridgeshire. Joseph Phillips, farmer, Pontrepiod, parish of and John Phillips, farmer, of Pennar, parish of Mynyddysilwyn ' both Monmouthshire. George ...

... Aunt 31st, 1875, Charles Barnard James, picture dealer, Ludgato-hill, London; date of adjudication, August 24th, 1877. Joseph Phillips, farmer, Pettrepiod, parish of Mynyd- , dysllnyn, Monmouthshire, and John Phillips, farmer, Pennar, in sAid parish; date ...

... business of the evening commenced. The lodge was opened in due form by the sitting primo (Ur. A. Day), who called upon Sir Joseph Phillips to perforate the installation ceremony. After reading the lecture to the new knight, which Sir Joseph .did in a very feeling ...

... had been imprisoned for neglecting the child,' had died in the Wodshouae -of dysentery.—The Master reported that 'Mr. Joseph Phillips, .a.seett, had preeentedea number-of, fiemphlets and books to the inmates.—The thanks of the guardians were ordered to ...

... address and floral album took place last Thursday night at the Working Men's Club and Institute. The recipient was Mr. Joseph Phillips, late secretary, who, after faithfully and zealously discharging the duties of secretary in con nection with the Institute ...

... Monday night, in the Assembly-room, Nelson-street, when Mr. Josiah Sheard, th e pres id en t, occupied the chair. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the secretary, read the following report :—Your committee have great p!easure in presenting to you their annual report ...

... Jonathan Wood; librarians, Messrs. James Tunkaicliffe and Lancet North; treasurer, Mr. Joseph L. Webstar; secretary, Mr. Joseph Phillips; auditors, Messrs. Arthur Armitage and James Podmore ; committee, James Ewin Denten, John Holliday, J. K. Beaumont, A ...

... boyvery simple, Mr H. Finan ; the Judge, another Solenin'un, Mr Michael Burns; Clerk to the Court, a limb of the law, Mr Joseph Phillips ; Police Officer, No. I.—always watehing where no ' harm is seen, Mr John Cady ; Police Officer, No. 2,—never on the spot ...

... a Knight of the Order. The lodge was opened in due form by the sitting nrimo (Sir Joseph Blackburn), after which Sir Joseph Phillips read, in an able manner, the lecture and invested Primo John Shaw with a magnificent knight's jewel, with the following ...