... OLD SOLDIER. Manchester to-day Joseph Phillips was remanded on a charge defrauding the Secretary for War. Prisoner confessed that nine years ago he secured the papers of a dead pensioner, and since then had regularly drawn the pension. He was arrested ...

... MINER'S MANNERS. To-day, at the Wakefield Court House, the Midland Railway Company prosecuted a Castleford miner, named Joseph Phillips, for interfering with the comfort of passengers, and also for assaulting a young woman named Sarah Jane Atkinson, while ...

... Court:—Harry Ilalmshaw. Ileckmondwike ; William Drake, wire drawer, Cleckheaton; William H, Gaunt, dyer Heckinondwike ; Joseph Phillips, clerk, Leeds '• William Wrest, boot and shoe dealer, Liversedge i Walter MitcluP, clerk, Soothill, and Charles h! G ...

... isstructions that any such action as mentioned in your letter is not to be allowed in the futuie. The Miner in his Cups. — Joseph Phillips, miner, Cutsyke, Castleford, whe was represented by his wife, was charged at Wake field yesterday (1) with assaulting ...

... authorities are searching for other persons suspected of complicity in the affair. OAWTHTAT LAST. At Manchester to-day Joseph Phillips was remanded on a charge of defrauding the Secretary for War. Prisoner confessed that nine years ago he secured the papers ...

... Association to state lhat it nut he. but Colonel J. North, father of the present Baron North, who At Manchester to-day Joseph Phillips was remanded a charge defrauding the Secretary for War. Prisoner confessed that nine years ago he secured the tutpers ...

... Dewsbury, to-day, Harry Halmshaw, Heckmondwike, Wm. Drake, wiredrawer, Cleckheaton, Wm. Hy. (Jaunt, dyer, Heckmondwike, Joseph Phillips, clerk, Leeds, late stationmaster at Dewsbnry, Wm. Wrest, boot and shos dealer, Liversedge, Walter Mitchell, clerk, Soothill ...

... pig. 1 NEW DANGER LANDLORDISM. 1 This afternoon at before the Mayor (Dr. • Halton) and Messrs. H. and Captain Orm-by, ; Joseph Phillips, John Smith, and Edward miners. Old Town, brought up charged with having damaged the cf George Livesay, a property owner ...

... To - Morrow.— North-easterly to easterly winds, light, fine generally, but local fogs at night. At Manchester, to-day, Joseph Phillips was remanded a charge of defrauding tbe Secretary for War. ...

... Col. North, father of the present Baron North, who is seriously ill. DRAWING A DEAD MAN'S PENBION. (BY TKLRORAPH.) ' Joseph Phillips was remanded Manchester, to-day, charged with defrauding the Secretary War. It was stated that the prisoner had for nine ...

... Court:--Harry ( j —lb Shaw. Heckmondwike ; William Drake, wire r Cleckheaton ; William H. Gaunt, dyer, v :.?.ckinondwike ; Joseph Phillips, clerk, Leeds ; am Wrest, boot and shoe dealer, Liversedge ; alter clerk, Soothill, and Charles H. loldsbrough, wire drawer ...

... the agent, and said he was ready to advance loan of £200 to the company if tbey were in need. ■ A DEAD MAN'S PENSION. Joseph Phillips was remanded at Manchester, yesterday, charged with defraudiug the Secretory of War. It was stated that the prisoner bad ...