... language at 5.40 p.m.— James Finch also deposed to hearing the defendant make use of bad language at 3.0 o'clock, and Joseph Phillips said he heard him swearing at between 4.0 and 5.0 o'clock.—Defendant denied that he was in the Market Place at three o'clock ...

... Bench said that in that case defendant's hedges were very weak, and fined 'him 6d. each cow and costs. Quarrelsome. —Joseph Phillips, labourer, Powick, pleaded not guilty to assaulting James Drinkwater, labourer, May 21st. Complainant said he was at the ...

... and advice ; and the Vicar wishes to express his indebtedness to the Church Crafts League for introducing him to Mr. Joseph Phillips, of S. George's Studio, Altrinobam, who has designed and carried out a simple and beautiful carved oak Reredos. The same ...

... very low at the time and have gathered strength afterwards.—The oase was dismissed. SlnaLED.—There was a case in which Joseph Phillips, of the Stourbridge Road, was charged with assaulting Alfred Morris, of Chapel Street, but it announced it had been settled ...

... Ma 7th, 1912. Death divides, he Winer, ellngs.” nm.1,1711.—1n affectionate remembrance of Jane, ever-beloved wife of Joseph Phillips, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. Richard Whitehead, Partway Hall, Oldbury, Birmingham who pewit away Ist March. 1914 ...

... the assistance of the constable. Sergt. Hanley said that Smith was drunk when he arrived at Ombersley Police fetation. Joseph Phillips labourer Acton, said he saw at the Half Way House, and at 8 o'clock saw Smith supplied with two glasses of whisky. Later ...

... A BRONISGROVE STREET ACCIDENT. ACTION AGAINST A BUILDER. Joseph Phillips, crier, &c., Stourbriclge-street, brought an action against Joseph Tilt, builder, Birmingham-road, to recover £4O, damages sustained in an accident which he alleged was caused by ...

... Lowe, John Lownes, Fred R. dlound, Sidney Mound, George Mound. Austin Penser, Lance-Corpl. Frank Potts, Wallace Poulton, Joseph Phillips, Edwin Powell, John Pountney, Harry Pries, Edward Prise, Harold Rushton, Sidney, Sant, James Sneyd, Ben Stephens, William ...

... PHILLIPS. Joseph Tilt, builder, of Bromsgrove, for whom Mr. W. H. Scott appeared, applied for a new order in the case of Joseph Phillips, of Stourbridge Street, Bromsgrove, with respect to the costs in the action Phillips brought some months ago, and in regard ...

... d'Eyncoiirt., the Mary:abate magistrate, on Saturday, when pawing the m•aimum ' , entente of is months' hard labour on Joseph Phillips. Faulkner.' 2C, a waiter living in If Road. Kilburn. for' living on the Earning. of Daisy Lorraine. The prisoner. • Glasgow ...

... laouatTas FARMER Driving Without Consideration for Others. Before Gen. 611 Frauds Marie,. at POOOO7O Petty tea Tuesday, Joseph Phillips, a farmer, of Sternoliall Feral, Drakes Broughteu, was ruminated for driving a motor ear without ooneidetrutien other ...

... Humphreys. . ') iN'DErejrr Language.- The following were fined for using language streets: George Barker, James Andrews, Joseph Phillips Denning, Frederick I Salters,Willi»n» Morris, Fanny Smith. Hy. Simmonds, and Sarah Fitzpatriok. The Mayor said bad language ...