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... damaging a fence on land belonging Lord Exeter and tented by Mr. John Woolhouse, jun., at Barnack, on the 3rd April. Mr. Joseph Phillips appeared to prosecute, and Mr. J. E. Atter represented the defendants. Mr.Phillips said he understood the defendants wished ...
... damaging a fence on land belonging to Lord Exeter and rented by Mr. John Woolbouse, jun.. at Barnack, the 3rd of April. Mr. Joseph Phillips appeared prosecute, and Mr. J. E. Atter represented the defendants. the last Court defendants admitted destroying the ...
... n polling district and the local parishes in the North Northamptonshire Parliamentry Division. There were present Mr Joseph Phillips (Clerk to the Ivesteven County Council) and Sir. Percy Phillips, Mr. Deacon (Clerk to the Soke of Peterborough), Lieut ...
... (Warwickshire) ; Mr. S. G. Stopford Sackville (chairman Northampton Quarter Sessions and County Council); Dr. Newman, Mr. Joseph Phillips and Mr. C. Richardson (Stamford), Mr. C. Miller (Badway, Kineton, Warwickshire), Mr. H. Capron (Soulbwick, Oundle), the ...
... those present were Mr. E. P. M.P., Col. Stopford Sackville (Conservative candidate for the North Northants Division), Mr. Joseph Phillips, Lietit.-Col. A. White, Mr. W. Bean, Mr. Tasker, C.ipt. Wallace (Conservative agent), the Rev. E. Bnckton, Mr. Robert ...
... Mrs. Dan Tupper, Mr. and Mrs. Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Benson, Rev. Canon, Mrs., and Miss Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wing, Mr., Mrs., and Misses Chichester, Col and the Misses Long. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport-Handlev, Mr ...
... Stufflngi Clara Manning; 26th, Arthur Appleby Calthorpe; 27th, Albert Ernest Amy Baker, both Boston. _ El*.—June 22, Henry Joseph Phillips Rosetta Frost. Fiskerton. —June 21, Alfred Applewhite, Bucknall, to Miss Stephenson, of Fiskerton. Grimsby.—June 22, at ...
... meeting the Stamford Conservative Association was held in the large room of the Stamford Hotel on Friday evening. Mr. Joseph Phillips presided over larga attendance of members, among whom were Lieut.-Oul. White, Aid. J. hi ayes, Mr. D. J. Evans, Aid. F ...
... that he served the summons where AtkihS lodged and his landlady told hira had enlisted in the Lincolnshire Regiment. Mr. Joseph Phillips (Acting-Clerk to the Magistrates): It's a very good thing for him.—Mr. V. G. appeared for tb« prosecution.—Brannigan pleaded ...
... apparitor, and Mr. Arthur Hill, deputv-apparitor. The following churchwarden* attended to make their declarations of office: Joseph Phillips. Stamford St. Martin's; Amoe Baines and Wm. Crowden, Sea ton; Thomas Stevenson and Wm. J. Brown, Lyddington; H. E. Hotham ...
... Spalding, 10th January, 1899. LET, the RED LION INN, I with Paddock and Three Acres Arable Land Fnlly licensed.—Apply Joseph Phillips, St. Martin's Brewery, Stamford. Full-licensed public, boston, ingoing about 2002. Possession once. Free or Tied.— Sharp ...
... Religious other purposes.—Apply Mr. Hiud, Bruit Bruugbton, Newark. LET, the CASTLE INN, Stamford. Fully JL Licensed.—Apply Joseph Phillips, St. Martin's Brewery, Stamford,' T O be LET, the GEORGE HOTEL, Oakham. Apply James Hole and Co., Ltd., Newark. LET, The ...