... for 1899 were made as ?? Prov. Grand Master-Prov. Deputy Grand Master Geo. Wigens (Fricndly Mechanics' Lodge), and PG. Joseph Phillips (Blaize Castle), XFor Provincial Deputy Grand Master-P. G.'s J. Phillips (Blaize Castle), J. Crompton (Pride of Totterdown) ...

... him during his second period of office. WEaDDING AT BROADMEAD CtrAPIT.. -On Thursday at liroadmead Chapel, Mr Thomas Joseph Phillips, eldestEon of MrThomas Phillips, of 14, Southampton parade, Cotham hill, I'edland, was married to Miss Florerce Serle ...

... xNOMNATiONS ron DISTRICT OFFICERS. The following nominations were made for the year 1900:-For G. Master-Prov. D.G.M. Joseph Phillips (Blaizo Castle), P.G. W. W. Keel (Pride of Somerset), and P.O. J. Waldon (True Friendship). For Prov. 3D.G.M,-1.G.ls E ...

... carriage attendant, Livdon and ,i 11 North * Western Railway Company, residing at in Barleden ; right thumb ant. o be Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, Shrewibury; aon. ,; er tuslon of right elbow and bruised Sager. b h, David Steele, F orfar; cut atout ...

... manhood and Wr of womanhoed suffrage, nut ed EaBrly yesterday morning it was reported to the ten ~tpolie6 at Wioklow that Joseph Phillips, a VWOol buyer, of b habdf been stabbed to deatbh by the crew of the French Til - schooner Carolinta, in the harbour, ...

... evidence was given to prove that c. eg the respondent and corespondent had since been living Eg together. Police Constable Joseph Phillips, of the Bristol A force, said he knew the corespondent, Charles Mills. In 1883 he knew that respondent and corespondent ...

... fell unconscious beside the tank, wavl only un rescued just in time to save his life. CRIMINAL0 bn At Taunton Assizes Joseph Phillips, of Bath, tj was sentenced to five years' penal servitude for a the manslaughter of his wife. ti At Douglas on Monday ...

... Quill and Ring have been remanded, by obarged with committing the offence, CHARGE OF FRAUD. At W~ancheiter, yesterday, Joseph Phillips was rem'anded on a charge of deftanding the Seoretory for War, The prisoner confessed that nine yeare agro thi be secured ...

... FLOWERXS. JOHN REEVES, retired grocer,, was summoned for plucking flowers from the Babbacambe' Downs.-He pleaded guilty,- Joseph Phillips, Caretaker, deposed that on June 3rd, 'dbfendant 'caic upone the downs and picked'two blooms,and whenhe spoketo him about ...

... ? w, and there wao every appearanee of death by poison. The landlord of the 'cdging house re. ported the case to P.C. Joseph Phillip#, 86 D, and the corpse was removed to the mortuary for the inquest; OPERATIVES' LIBERAL AND RADICAL ASSOCIA- TIoIt.-The ...