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... part opened with a'* OrAua March, the orchestra. Then followed a song, The Detter Land, W. Pugh, very well snug. Joseph Phillips recited **,Th« StOWaway, in very satisfactory . Malcolm Rutt gave very effectively, *• The Now Kinedorn.” which was followed ...
... hard work to be done, and many calls were made upon the resourcefulness of the contractors, Mr. William Arroll and Mr. Joseph Phillips. It is not likely that this generation will witness a greater feat in bridge making. A set of plans has, it is true, been ...
... have been invented to overcome difficulties in the steel fabric. Mr. Frederick Cooper was the resident engineer, and Mr. Joseph Phillips was the resident member of the firm of contractors. The ceremonies of finishing and opening the Forth Bridge were performed ...
... created solely for the Forth Bridge contract. It consists of four partners, Sir Thomas S. Tancred, Sir William Arrol, Mr. Joseph Phillips, SUPPLEMENT TO THE RAILWAY NEWS. [March 8, 1890 V.-THE GENERAL STAFF. - - We cannot from considerations of space give ...
... Henry Hunt, late of Lillington, Warwickshire, who died on Dec. 17 last, was proved on Feb. 21 by Francis Hunt, the son, Joseph Phillips, and Charles Valentine the executors, the value of the personal estate exceeding £37,000. The testator gives all his freehold ...
... Edward Pfeiffer’s will (dated me 18, 1889) of Mr. Henry Hunt, late of who died on Dec. 17 was on 21 by Francis Hunt, Joseph Phillips, and Charles Valentine the the value of the £37,000. ‘The testator gives all his frechold and leune hold estates in the ...
... his right leg was broken in two places, and ordered his removal to St. Thomas’s Hospital. A DrlsasTeßoUS COLLISION. — Joseph Phillips t (39), fish bawker, of 216, Sumner-road, Peckham, was charged at the Greenwich Police-court with being drauk and furiou-ly ...
... from the chaplain of the prison stating that she was in the con- dition described. Mr. Marieham remanded the pri- Eoner. Joseph Phillips, thirty-nine, fish hawker, of 216, Sumner-road, Peokham, was charged with being drunk and furiously driving a horse attached ...
... gambling at Berkeley-street, Clerkenwell. Police-constable 36 proved the offence, and prisoners were fined ss. each. Joseph Phillips, aged 17, leather cutter, Saffron-coart, was charged with gambling at Great Saffron-hill. Fned ss. Before Mr. Haden Corser ...
... On Monday, at the Lord Clyde, Wotton-roai, Deptford, the body of Elizabeth Sarah Phillips. 88, of 79, Amersham-vale. Joseph Phillips, of Brockley-roadj gentleman, identified the body that his son's widow, fils son died in November, and was a clerk in ...
... Adams ; wlth Mr. C. H. Mills (clerk) The Surerintendentof the Cemetery reported that he bad sold the crop oi grass to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of the Thatched House, for The Clerk reported that since the last meeting of the Board, there had been 39 interment ...
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