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... Garside, Brookwood, Crescent; Theo. Hogg, Alpine-terrace ; John James Kelly, Stransstreet; John Kelly, Buck’'s-road ; Joseph Phillips, Westminster-terrace ; John Proctor, Athol-street ; and Thomas Roach, 3, Windsorroad. All those nominated, except Mr Garside ...
... 'J. G. Corlett. Seeaedt Hik 4 No. 4.—Messrs H. Brearley, Wm. Quirk, W. Kermode, J. J. Kellv, J. Shimmin, James Kewley, Joseph Phillips, -and’ G: S. Newscm. 3 : FEa + No. s.—Messrs P. Christian, Edward Corrin, John Kelly (Buck’s-road), . John Kelly (Chr ...
... Robert B. Baron David Inglis Mark Carine W. M. Xerruish William Cowin W. H. Kneale Joseph E. Douglas Joseph Phillips David Evans Fred C. Poulter Josiah Goldsmith John C. Radecliffe ...
... Electors for their Re-election andjfor theconfidence again placed in them. | MARK CARINE, ROBT. B. BARON, DAVID INGLIS, JOSEPH PHILLIPS, JOS. E. DOUGLAS, FREDERICK POULTER, WILLIAM COWIN, | WM. HY. XNEALE, - JOSIAH GOLDSMITH, DAVID EVANS, JOHN C. RADCLIFFE ...
... Quirk, James Craine, \V.;fimctor. W. Radcliffe, James Gell, Wm. Joughin, Joseph G. Corlett, Josiah Goldsmith, Mark Carine, Joseph Phillips, A. H. Fayle, W. J. Corlett, J. J. Cowley, (Geo. Thornley, James M. Shimmin, Robert Lewin Cain, John Corkill, R. G. Cottier ...
... Harris 1 1 0 Smem THE ISLE OF MAN EXAMINER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1905 DT ok L e vt 1 051 D rCounoil!m- ev e D ElO 81 Mr Joseph Phillips .ccc. 010 O Mr F. Quinn (per Mr J. Phillips) 0 5 0 Miss Gell, An}ield Have e niys e (AL (10 Mrs:Quinie]” ...
... Douglas (the Mayor), though on the last tribunal, was not elected, and that the chairman of the Douglas School Beard, Mr Joseph Phillips, was not elected. He (Mr Garside) very much doubted whether the Mayor would have been elected at all but for this protest ...
... panies have always most generously carried them for us free of charge. The committee now consists of .Mr William Cowin, Mr Joseph Phillips (treasurer), Mr W. G. Qualtrough, My J. C. Radeliffe, Mr William Quirk, and myself. © Mr R. W. Quayle, Attendance Officer ...
... has been compiled and may be inspected on application at Government Office. The treasurer of the Free Dinner Fund (Mr Joseph Phillips) thankfully acknowledges the receipt of the following subscriptions, viz.: The High-Bailiff (Mr J. S. Gell), £1 1s; Mrs ...
... house was to be £2l dur- resident off the Island. It was decided ing the war. There was no condition that to invite Mr Joseph Phillips to join_the witness was to stay in the house until committee in their place. Messrs John tl}e end of the war — nothing ...
... has forwarded the subscriptions ‘to the treasurers of the respective funds. 3 The treasurer of the Free Dinner Fund (Mr Joseph Phillips) thankfully acknowledges the receipt of the following subscriptions, viz.:— Benefit at The Empire Cinema per Mr Chas. ...
... BOOT AND ELOTHING FUND. The Treasurer of the Boot and Clothingt Fund (Mr Joseph Phillips) 'tha.n-kquy acknow-~ ledges the reeeipt of the following subscrip4 tions, viz, :— Teachers’ Grand Charity Bazaar, per Mr A. J. Ridge ccivsiunnnniin. £25 0 ...