... Pritchard, P. Kyffin ; half-backp, J. Kyffin. R. Jones, J. Phillips ; right wing, T. Dodd, T. Lloyd ; left wing, R. Roberts. Joseph Phillips ; centre, T. Jones ; umpire, Mr M. Kyffin. Rhostyllen: Goal, W. Evans ; backs, E. Owens*, R. Lloyd ; half-backs, Griffith ...

... Thomas William*. Mountain-street, seconded, that the Rev. Robert Roberts be re-elected, and this was agreed to. — Mr Joseph Phillips, Hall-street, proposed, and Mr War. Edwards, Church-street, seconded, the re-election of Mr Daniel Davies, which was passed ...

... j ards handicap, first prize, case of cutlery, second, cruet stand. — Fiist heat — Mcses Young, Isycoed, scratch, 1 : Joseph Phillips, Rhos, 10 yards. 2 ; four ran. Second beat— Harry Price, Gobowen, 10 yards, 1 ; Ed. Williams, 0 j we.- try, scratch, 2 ...

... of each event — 4JO Yarda Handicap Race— lst prize. 12s d— l. Joseph Williams, Rhos ; 2, Joseph Phillips, Rhos ; ?? Richar.l Jones, Erddig. O.ie Mile Handicap Race— lat prize, £1 ; 2ad. Iss ; 3rd, Us— 1, T. Morris, Ifton Heath ...

... cultivated cottage garden, under eight roots- First and s-cc md prizes divided between W. Stjckton and J. Allin ml ; 3, Joseph Phillip-'. B-.st kept and cultivated cott ige girden, eiaht rood! and over— First a;i ...

... ? ' (gift of Mr H Dyke Dennis, New Hall). Ej-_ t entr ' Kan in two heats.— l, John Morris, Rhos, Jf yar , ;3 *.,• ' Joseph Phillips. Ponkey, U yards. The see ind' ?? k proved very excitin?, and Morris well earned In vic-orv One Mile Handicap.— First ...

... complainant. — Jos. Roberts was fined 5s and cost?, and Thomas Davies 2s 6 1 costs, on the information of P.C. Windsor. — Joseph Phillips. Rhosrobin, was charged by the same otticer for having falsely repotted himself to be a traveller, at the Red Lion Inn ...

... Rho-*. Half-mile Handicap — Piizes 20s, 12*, 7s— l, J. Jarvis, Bangor, 15yds start ; 2, J. Morris, Rhos, 40yds ; 3, Joseph Phillips, Rhos. 15yds. Dancing waa enjoyed to the music of the band, and at dusk there was a successful display of fireworks by ...

... Thomas Williams, Chirk Green. Four cut ro*es (distinct)— E. Davies. Pentre. Four cut asters (distinct)— l M. Williams. 2 Joseph Phillips, Lower Wharf, 3 Thomas Williams. Four cut stocks (spikes)— l J. Phillips, • Andrew Rogers, Halton, 3M. Williams. Four ...

... s and painstaking on the part of the teachers and parents. At the even- ing meeting the adults were catechised by Mr Joseph Phillips, Mount Pleasant, Ponkey, the subject being Cymundeb caeth as treated by the Rev. G. R. Jones, Baptist minister, Cefn ...

... Public Hall. Mr Hugh Lewis, saddler. Market-street, presided, sup- ported by Mr G. H. Humphreys, agent of the society, Mr Joseph Phillips, Church-street, Mr Samuel Lewis, Victoria-terrace, Mr Thomas Jones, bricklayer, Mr Clarke, Church-street, Mr Lewis, foreman ...

... Creek House, Ponkey ; Mr Wildam Griffiths, Meirion House, Rhos ; Mr John Morris, Mr Thomas Jones, Mr Edward Jones, and Mr Joseph Phillips, Ponkey. Among those pseaent were Mrs and Misses Smith, Caergwrle ; Mr Joseph Griffiths, grocer, Poukey ; Mr Parry, Llaner- ...