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... Hyland, Bathnew, on two charges, one for being drank an d disorderly, and the other for throwing stone at cyclist named Joseph Phillips, of Wicklow. Constable Hyland stated that he saw Jordan, who was drunk, deliberately fling a stone at bicyclist who was ...
... The Marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Aitkin. When the priooner's pasents died the business d into the hands of Joseph Phillips, other of prisoner. Fome twelve or thirteen years ago, when the prisoner about twenty years of age, she married Mr John Aitken, who ...
... Religious Differences. Shortly after their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Aitvcri toak over the business from Mr. Joseph Phillips, and the business flourished under their management. At that time Mr Aitken was a Roman Catholic and his wi's a Protestant. It is ...
... FRACAS WICKLOW. George Newman, the Mall, summoned Jamei and Joseph Phillips for assault. Richard Ryder summonad Praucis Roillips for assault. James Phillips Charged Newman and with assault, and Joseph Phillies charged George Newman with assault. Mr M'Carroll ...
... ASSAULT ON A SHOP ASSISTANT. James Dempsey was summoned by Joseph Phillips for having assaulted and given bimablack eye on the n o April 6tb. Defendant did not appear. Carroll appeared on behalf of the complainant. It appeared from the pviden' , that ...
... NEW MAGISTRATES FOR LINCOLNSHIRE. Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Stamford. the Clerk the Feece fur KM teres (Lincolnshire}, he* trcmved from the Lord Chant-elk* that the following have been added to the of the IVeee far Keeteren :—Hir George Hall, Fslki ogham ...
... Messrs Chapman & Hall , London , have published a graduated course of lessons in Wood Carviiui , v / ritfcen by . Mr Joseph Phillips . It gives a valuable and interesting introduction to ifas art , and would serve equally well as a , classbook in schools ...
... attendant in the employ of the London and North-Western Railway Company, Ilarleaden, right thumb cut by broken glass. Joseph Phillips, engine Atter, Shrewsbury, of the right elbow. abrasion of the fingers. David Seel., Forfar, who was a mumenirr in mae ...
... sorrowing parents, sister and brothers. May his soul rest in peaoe. •PHILLIFS.—On the 16th of May, at 45,01 d Kent-road, JOSEPH PHILLIPS, the dearly beloved husband of Elisabeth Phillips. Deeply mourned by his sorrowing wife, children, father, sisters and ...
... attendant in the employ of the London and North-Wes.ern Railway Company, Herleaden, right thumb cut by broken glass. Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, Shrewsbury, eon- Union of the right elbow, abrasion of the fingers. David Steele, Forfar, who was • passeogn ...
... attendant in the employ of the London and North-Western Railway Company, Harleeden, right thumb cut by broken glass. Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, Shrewsbury, of the right elbow, abrasion of the fingers. David Steele, Porter, who was a paa..npr in one ...
... Mayor, twenty, able seaman, who was journeying to Aberdeen. The injured are : William Pirn, carriage attendant, London; Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, Shrewsbury; David Steel, of Forfar; Alfred Coles, civil engineer, Paris; Reginald Downton, carpet weaver ...