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... OKEFORD FITZPAINE. DORSETSHIRE. (Continued from page 7.) Death and Funeral of Mr. Joseph Phillips.— The death Mr. Joseph Phillips, proprietor of the wellknown butter and cheese factory this village, occurred, after long and severe illness, Sunday, Jan ...
... was over the latter brigade left, but were again sent for through au alarm of a further outbreak the residence of Mr. Joseph Phillips. It was afterwards discovered that only the chimney was on fire, and their services were not called into requisition. ...
... TRACTEDbymy Wife. Martha Alkord, after this date.- Aleord (late King's Arms), Shaftesbury, Februarj 7th, 1891. [12432 JOSEPH PHILLIPS. DECEASED. PURSUANT to an ACT PARLIAMENT, 22nd and 23rr Victoria, chapter 35, intituled Act Further Ameni the Law of Property ...
... LATE BOURNEMOUTH NEWS. No Prosecutor.— At the Police-court on Thursday morning, before Col. Venner, Joseph Phillips was brought up on a charge of stealing a quantity of coals, value 4d, the property of Robert Mines, of Springbourne, on the 31st December ...
... fc RUTTER, Shaftesbury, Mere, and Wincanton, Solicitors to the said Executor. Shaftesbury, January 16th, 1891. 110466 JOSEPH PHILLIPS, DECEASED. PURSUANT to an ACI PARLIAMENT, 22nd and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, intituled An Act to Further Amend the ...
... lambs. tid Mr. George Foot's mixed lambs, 6d ;Mr W. J. Foots lambs, fid and Sis Mr. '.V. P. Warren's Down lambs, Mr. Joseph Phillips' wethers, 3d, and ewes, 375; Mr. i. Butlor's mixed lambs. • Lord Wolverton's Down lambs, 31s, eves, 3»s ed, and wether ...
... (Mappowder), Mrs. Gillingham (Shillingstone), Mr. Joseph Strange (Shaftesbury), Messrs. Barretfßros. (Donhead), and Mr. Joseph Phillips (Okeford Fitzpaine). At Messrs. Duke's sale ls a lb. was paid for lamb fleeces from Major Watts (Launceston), and Mr. ...
... Spinster, AND THE SAME IS HEREBY ANNULLED Dated, the 7th day of December, 1893. the Court, HY. B. BATTEN, 11722] Registrar. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, DECEASED. PURSUANT to an ACI PARLIAMENT. 22nd and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, intituled An Act to Further mend the Law ...
... Andrews. Dish of peas —lst, J. Hilliar, jun. ; 2nd, J. Strange. Three cabbages��� lst, W. Andrews ; 2nd, N. Todd ; 3rd, Mrs. Joseph Phillips. Fifty 6carlet runners—lst, S. Mullett; 2nd, E. J. Gough ; 3rd, G. Loader. Fifty French beans—lst, J. Strange 2nd, Edward ...
... 3.50 ; and Frome, 4.10 p.m. For full particulars see Bills. 12C26] HY. LAMBERT, General Manager. DEBTORS CREDITORS. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, DECEASED. PURSUANT to an AC! of PARLIAMENT, and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, intituled An Act to Further Amend the Law ...
... Orchard Robberies. Jamss Woolridge, John Pope, and Albert Needs, of Okeford Fitzpaine, labourers, were charged by Mr. Joseph Phillips, sen., with stealing and committing damage with intent to steal a quantity ol apples growing in an orchard, value 2d, ...
... Parke, X.C.8., and Mr. D. H. Serrell. Thk Doa License Regulations.— George Mullins, labourer, of Farringdon, Shroton ; Joseph Phillips, farmer, of Okeford ; aud Frederick King, labourer, of Sturminster Newtou, were summoned lor neglecting to procure licenses ...