... President, Mr. H. Toon; Vice-President, Mr. Joseph Phillips; Secretary, Mr. Tom Toon; Treasurer, Mr. J. J. Fortescue. Quarry Steward for the large quarry, Mr. John Williams; ditto for the small quarry, Mr. Joseph Phillips. Auditors— Messrs. W. Palmer and A. Bradshaw ...

... part, will never forget you in our prayers and communions. — Signed; on behalf of this congregation, P. ?? (chairman), Joseph ! Phillips, Daniel Flinm. John MoOreanor (trea- surer), F. FJliot-Anstruther (secretary). The Chairman then asked' Father Wafth ...

... Sberlow, H Bradshaw, P Sbee, Wm Newbold, R J Alcorn, Gunnery Instructor Sinclair, RA: H Monks, Wm Phillips, J Barlow, Joseph Phillips, Mark Byrne, W Donnelly, F Murphy, J Quinn, Fox, W H H Kennedy, Joseph Mâ??Cam>ll, F Doolittle, T C ; Maguire, tc. Mr ...

... Sherlow, H R Bradshaw, P Shee, Win Newbold, R J Alcorn, Gunnery Instructor Sinclair, R A; H Monks, Win Phillips, J Barlow, Joseph Phillips, Mark Byrne, W Donnelly, F Murphy, J Quims, 7 Fox, W H H Kennedy, Joseph /Marron, P Doolittle, TC; J Maguire, Ito. Mir ...

... husband habitually ill-treated her, the Bench did not grant the order, but advised them to try and live peaceably together. Joseph Phillips, of Westcott, who did not appear, was charged with carrying a gun without a license, there on Sept. 30th.—Samuel Groves ...

... AN ADJOURNED EXCLSE CASK. Joseph Phillips, who was summoned for carrying a gu❑ without a license on the 3rd September, and whose case wee adjourned a fortnight ago, was again called but failed to put in an appearance. Mr. Worthington, supervisor of excise ...

... Sydney. Australia. James Smith Lavender, of Hay. New South Wales. PHILLIPS.—On the 14th Jan., at 48, Parliament-hill. Joseph Phillips, of 87. Shirland-gardens. fourth son of the late Joel Phillips, of 3, Bury-street. St. Mary-axe, aged 45. ...

... presents were numerous and handsome. Special Seesionto. On Monday it a special sitting before Francis John lrordham and Joseph Phillips, Bens., John N'atson, discribed as a tanner, of Aston, Warwick• shire, was brought up charged with being drunk and disorderly ...

... don't get so much work there as in the workhouse. kLoud , laughter) A sentence of twelve months' hard labour was imposed. Joseph Phillips, 50, and Wm. Cowney, 26, were convicted, at the Newington Sessions an Wednesday, of ribbing Thomas Miller, horse-dealer ...

... A BOXING NIGHT INCIDENT. Joseph Phillips (-10) and William (26), wore connoted of robbing Thomas Miller, horsedealcr, of Is. (id, on Boxing Night. The parties were together the Borough, prosecutor standing treat while the prisoners sang patriotic songs ...

... Miss Sedgwick 5 5 0 L. Evans 5 5 0 Lord Grimthor-'e O. W. Kennedy 5 0 0, F. Sumner Knyvett 5 0 0 Joseph Phillips . 5 0 0 R. Hoars 25 0 0 C. Jones 5 5 0. M. O. James 5 5 0. ...

... Chapman. Stamford Conservative The 20th annual meeting of the members was Id at the Stamford Hotel Friday night. Mr. Joseph Phillips presided, and there were al«o present Mr. i). J. Evans, Aid. fclayes, Lieut.-Col. White, Councillors J. S. Loweth, J. ...