... Mayor, twenty, able seaman, who was journeying to Aberdeen. The injured are : William Pirn, carriage attendant, London; Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, Shrewsbury; David Steel, of Forfar; Alfred Coles, civil engineer, Paris; Reginald Downton, carpet weaver ...

... Longstaffe, Commander J. V. Pritchard, R.N., Messrs. N. H. Reeve- S. Oglesby, W. S. Fox, W. Avery, H. Kirk Surveyor), Joseph Phillips (clerk), and (Japta»°rj B. Bicknell (Chief Constable).—The Chief Const»», submitted his quarterly report, from which it ...

... reported our last, conducted at the Surveyors' Institution three days in last week.—Mr. Wheeler, Q.C. (instructed by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Stamford, clerk to the Kesteven and Grantham Visiting Committee), appeared for the claimants; and Mr. Balfour Brown ...

... to the approval by tbe County Council of the purchase ot * site at Quarrington for the proposed Asylum.—- - Clerk (Mr. Joseph Phillips) reported that at a meeting of the County Council, held Grauthani on 20th nit., the Visiting Committee authorised to vide ...

... Welby-Gregory, Bart., F. A. Lucas, Esq., the Misses Brooks, Edward Smith, Esq., Earl of Ancaster, Sir J. H. Thorold, Bart., Joseph Phillips, Esq., T. S. Pearson Gregory, Esq.,R.A.White, Esisj.,S. S.Mossop, Esq., C. G. E. Welby, Esq., William Hornsby, Esq., ...

... the stars shine above. After taking in the situation clambered up, but, turning round, I saw my fellow-traveller, Mr. Joseph Phillips, who was shouting to me. I put my arm down and assisted him up, and together we walked along the carriage, got to the ...

... , Captain Pritchard, R.N . Aid. W. Wherry, V. Stapleton, Messrs. T. Newton, G Nevile, and H. Jackson.—The Clerk (Mr. Joseph Phillips) read a letter from the chairman of the committee (Sir Wm. E. Welby- Gregory, Bart.), which he stated that be weuld be ...

... Orlando Edmonds, North Fields House, Stamford ; Mr. Cecil Foster Benson, of Uffoid liall, Stamford ; Captain John Henry Joseph Phillips, of St. Martin's, Stamford : Mr. Wm. Beaver, of Peterborough ; and Mr. C. B. Edwardes, Peterborough. WORKSOP.—Strange ...

... Kesteven and Grantham will patiently await any action that may be taken pursuance of such recommendation.—Yours truly, Joseph Phillips. —Mr. Scorer also read letter from the Vice-Chairman of the Council (Mr. R. N. Sutton-Nelthorpe), in which that gentleman ...

... of Kesteven and Grantham will patiently await any action that may be taken pursuance such recommendation.—Yours truly, Joseph Phillips. —Mr. Scorer also read letter from the Vice-Chairman of the Council (Mr. R. N. Sutton-Nelthorpe), in which that gentleman ...

... Welby-Gregory, Bait., F. A. Lucas, Esq., the Misse3 Brooks, Edward Smith, Esq., Earl of Ancaster, Sir J. H. Thorold, Bart., Joseph Phillips, Esq., T. S. Pearson Gregory, Esq., R. A.White, Es'cj., S. S. Mossop, Esq.. C. G. E. Welbv,' Esq., William Hornsby, Esq ...

... , Captain Pritehard. K , Aid. W. R. Wherry. V. Stapleton, Messrs. T. Newton, G Nevile, and H- Jackson.—The Clerk (Mr Joseph Phillips) read a letter from the chairman of the committee (Sir Wm. E. Welby- Gregory, Bart), in which he stated that weuld unable ...