... Joseph Perkins, Elmley Lovett, labourer, was ordered to pay ss. 6d. costs for not sending his son regularly to school.-- Joseph Phillips, Hampton Lovett, labourer, was also ordered to pay costs (a similar sum) in respect of his daughter.--George Collins, ...

... Council is extreme extravagance, and as a ratepayer I strongly protest. Thanking you in anticipation. Yours faithfully, JOSEPH PHILLIPS. ...

... most abusive language towards her, and also tutored a child to use the same words. — Alfred Burford corroborated, and Joseph Phillips stated that about 9.30 the defendant's language was again unfit for anyone to hear, and witness went down the street to ...

... force in 1899, and went to live at Lancaster. ACCIDENT TO BLIND JOE.—An accident occurred on Thursday in last week. Mr. Joseph Phillips ( Blind Joe ) was following his occupaticn as a crier in Worcester Street, when he was knocked down by a vehicle belongirg ...

... fined 55., including costs. NON-APPEARANCE. There were entered for hearing assault charges between Jessie Wakeman and Joseph Phillips, of Stourbridge Street, and between Lizzie White and Winifred Kirk, of Worcester Street. None of the parties appeared ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... on behalf of Joseph Tilt in a judgment summons 1 at Perryfields, who died under very sad circum- for committal against Joseph Phillips, under an stances on the previous Monday morning. order for the payment of costs made by His Honour some time ago. Mr ...

... the petition on the Sunday because he thought it best to save a post. At the Sunday Adult Class he happened to see Mr. Joseph Phillips, who had handed the petition to him. Mr. Tilt remarked scores of people had protested to him against the Couneil's decision ...

... defendant was drunk and wanted to fight a man named Phillips. Witness had received complaints about his bad language.—Joseph Phillips corroborated as to defendant being drunk and wanting to fight with . him.—Fined 10s. and costs or fourteen days' hard ...