... Chy-an-Chy, Ives, the wife of James Pearce, of sou. Phillips.—Mav 16, at Ayr-lane, St. Ives, tho wife of the late Mr Joseph Phillips of a daughter. Howe.—June 2, at Tehidy-road, Camborne, the wife of Ijyilliam Rowe, of son. MARRIAGES. Mellow—Jenkin.—May ...

... Grafton Pur Company under circumstances already reported. She sentenced to four months’ bard labour. At the Taunton Assizes Joseph Phillips, Bath, aentenoed to five years’ penal servitude Mr. Justice Colllne for the manslaughter of hla wife etriking her while ...

... come before them again they would impose the maximnm penalty.——Fred 11, Earle, printer, was also anmmoned for employing Joseph Phillips and Harry Gudley after hoars.-Defendant pleaded guiity.—Mr. Jones said the offence took in the election time, and the ...

... waggons were smashed to pieces. dense fog prevailed at the time. On Thursday it was reported to the police Wioklow that Joseph Phillips, woolbuyer, had been stabbed to death by the crew of the French schooner, Carolina, m the harbour. Going to the vessel ...

... binding him over to keep (he peace for six months. The Emma Phillips Fund.—The. public appeal made on behalf ol the widow Joseph Phillips, who died from injuries received narrow-gauging ’* the line between Carbis Bay and St. Iver, has resulted in the sum of ...

... defendant for days, be suspended so long the instalment are paid. Alleged Assault a Publican’s Son.—A Disgraceful Affair.— Joseph Phillips v. Frederick Sandhurst. Plaintiff, miner, working Tincroft, sued defendant, who is the son of an innkeeper Illogan Highway ...

... with drink. A souffle took place and man named Phillipa was severely knocked about and lay unconscious for some time. Joseph Phillips living Buller downs stated that on the day in question he went into defendant’s house and bad glass of ale. There was ...

... —October 9, the Flame of Feathers Hotel, Ports catho, John Peters, aged ft. Phi LLlPB.—October 6, Ayr-laoe, Bt Ives, Mr Joseph Phillips, aged 38. PHILLIPS.—At Tnoklngmlll. Camborne. Mr J. Phillips, postmaster, aged rEAGDE.—October 10, at Churchtown. Pant ...

... near Trelyon.—James Quick was fined 5s for driving fariouely through the streets of the borough. Sad Accident.—Whilst Joseph Phillips, jnn,, was engaged on the railway, near Carbis Bay on the 13th inst., unloading some rails from a track, be overbalanced ...

... winning their rospoofciee positions of oorporato bomhardiore-! Corporals H. Bernard Lyle and James Jenkin, Bombardier Joseph Phillips. MOUSEHOLE. Opening New SONDAT-SOHOOLS.-In onr report of opening the Snnday-Sohools in oonneotion with the United Methodist ...

... creditable one by apprentice. Awards: Carved mirror, original design, Edward Jago, highly commended; e »rved frieze panel, Joseph Phillips, first silver medal; Italian Renaissance, carved panel. Lewis Smallcorn, first bronze modal; dreasing chest. P. Pooley ...

... claimed, and judgment waa given for the former amcuo6 with cost®, . _ The Purchase of a Family Bible. A Scandalous System.—Joseph Phillips, of Redruth, sued Joseph Williams, of Lorg Rook, for 2*61 balance of account, due on Family Bible,—Defendant is a glnatiog ...