... Councillors A. L. Jessopp, W. B. Harrison, T. Newton, and Holland, Dr. Ewan (Medical Supt.), and Mr. H. Kirk (County Mr. Joe. Phillips (clerk) read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were confirmed. LEAS' IRSURANCC. The Clerk reported the execution ...

... Clerk of the Peace for the county parts of Kesteven, the post being vacant in consequence of the death of the late Mr. Joe. Phillips, There wen five applicants for the office, namely, Mr. T. H. Holdich, solicitor, of Sleaford, to the Kesteven County Asylum ...

... l*. (vice-chairman). B. Y. Banka, Alex West, K. K. Watts, Geo. F. Birrh, T. O. Mawby. !*ucas R. T. Proctor, T. A. Pick, Joe. Phillips, W. H. Walton, H. C. Burges, Charles E. Andrew. Bnr.. George Wallis, and the County Secretary (Mr. U. I*. Gethin). LATE ...

... P., J. H. Bulvier, F. W. Dennis. J. 11. Grundy, T. W. Lane, George Major, T. 0. Ilemby. M. H. Proctor, J.P T. A. Pick. Joe. Phillips. Alexander Joe. Waltham; reoriacuttog the Bonnie branch: Maim. K. Wane, C. L. Andrew, It. C. Burges s with the County Secretary ...

... Mr. Fowlkk, of Uppingham, was for the defence.—Prisoner was found gaitty, ssnteaoed to three months' hard labour. Mr. Joe. Phillips, solicitor, Stamford, said made application at the Raster Quarter flssrt— under the . Little Casterton Enclosure Act for ...

... Sleaford Union, to make Geo. Alezander, a pauper lunatic, chargeable to the County, instead of to the Sleaford Union. Mr. Joe. Phillips egresented the Kesteven County Council, and Mr. F. Hipkin, Mr. J. A. Mitchell, and Supt. Taylor pee evidence on of the ...

... , farmer; Mr. Herbert K. Wadsley, Swaim), farmer; Mr. Thos. Walters, Helpringham. farmer. The clerk of the peace (Mr. Joe. Phillips), having read the Queen's Proclamation against vice, profaneness, and immorality, The Chairman delivered thecharge to the ...

... payment of an account due to the Corporation for use of the Guildhall by the Kesteven Council, again came under notice—Mr. Joe. Phillips (Clerk of the Peace) said he had not yet received • reply from the Local Government Board to a letter sent by himself on ...

... the sum of £l6O in abatement of his claim, without prejudice, and to be paid within a reasonable time.—The Clerk (Mr. Joe. Phillips) said he had made inquiries into the accident, which, it wee alleged, had been caused by the negligence of the county officials ...

... the gift of Mr. S. Abrahams ;7ozs. 6dwts )— 7l. 7s. Lot 25. A silver pint tankard, presented by few friends visiting Mr. Joe Phillips, Islington, for bravery and skill (I6oz. 19dwt.)—91 Lot 20. A hunt cup, the gift of Mr. Charles Goode, of Bristol, for ...

... and Mr. CoUina, that it was and right that the clauses should form part of the agreement On tbe other hand, tbe Meyer (Joe. Phillips, Esq.), Mr. Gilchrist, Mr. White, Mr. Chapman, and Mr. Wm. Haycock, warmly that Act by which the Company wss feresed obliged ...

... SO/. paid into toe superannuation fund Jos. Olive, retired from the force. Stamford Police Superannuation Fund. The (Mr. Joe. Phillips) stated that the borough of Stamford had, by Local Government Act, become a part of the Parts of and the Police Act of ...