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... inspection was adjourned, and the company proceeded to Mr Joseph Phillips' residence, Springfield House, near Brechin, where they were eutcrtaiued a sumptuous luncheon, which Mr Joseph Phillips presided, and R. Phillips, his sou, acted as croupier. After ...
... inspec- tion was adjourned, and the company proceeded to Mr Joseph Phillips' residence, Springfield House, near Brechin, where they were entertained to a sumptuous luncheon, at which Mr Joseph Phillips presided, and Mr H. R. Phillips, his sou, acted as croupier ...
... from Dundee to Inverness would unquestionably be beneficial to Dundee. The Hon. C. J. F. Trefusis of Fettercairn and Mr Joseph Phillips were also examined. ...
... from Dnndee to Inverness would unquestionably be beneficial to Dnndee. The Hon. C. J. F. Trefusis of Fettereairn and Mr Joseph Phillips were also examined. ...
... central and northern sections of the Caledonian system were picked up. The company comprised the following gentlemen Joseph Phillips, contractor for the Forfar and Brechin Railway; William Shaw Adamson of Careston Castle, chairman of the Directors of ...
... central and northern sections of the Caledonian system were picked up. The company comprised the following gentlemen :— Mr Joseph Phillips, contractor for the Forfar and Brechin Railway ; Mr William Shaw Adamson of Careston Castle, chairman of the Directors ...
... Brechin. There will be stations at Tobees, Tannadice, and Careston. The contract for the work has been secured by Mr Joseph Phillips, Edinburgh, and it is anticipated that the construction of the line will completed in about two-and-a-half years. Amongst ...
... the effect that the c0 mercial travellers doing business in the North weI almost unanimous]}- in favour of the Bill. Mr Joseph Phillips, produce broker, in examination by Mr Ferguson, gave evidence J the unpunctnality of the trains on the High' a ®J Railway ...
... House Laundry-Maids, &c. h\| - ~- -!g ct Register, John's Place, Perth. Wanted. Ra.te, 5d per Hour for Riilv,-..- 'Its. Joseph Phillips & Co., Gifford and } - I, '' to - I 'C(.C or,,c l Se> 'n v W ein a''ls. Waitresser, Houeekeepcre, Housemaids ...
... 31st Curt. , ALEX. PHILIP, Clerk. AVvjpjT— Eggt. Breohin. August, 1899. Wanted. Rate, 5d i>er Hour for id ji _ • Huts. Joseph Phillips & Co.. Gifford and - , Ir o«n c anted to Pay Contributions on Saturday 'natead of Monday. Hall Let for Marriages. , Wanted ...
... rjl, , _. , Wn Material to Make into Stylish v'V 9 Church Street, Princes Street. Lead, Zinc; Highest Man ? ece 'Pt. Joseph Phillips, Metal A. I % r^~? lr 'hr, acCurer Warehouse, 18 Ropework Glaagow. __ r ltJ , ~Q ( LeUerpress and Lithographio) (5 Neatly ...
... Country House, fj- Housemaid, £14-£l6. General Servant, two .v Dewar. Cupar. 'w' Wanted. Bate, 5d per Hour for cit utß Joseph Phillips & Co., Gifford and N ormiMon _J I MAN Wanted for Grocery anil Wine ne Accustomed to Bottling. Apply 227 Courier 4 ' ...