... ornamented, the gift ot Mr S. Abrahams ?? 6dwts )- it. is Lot 20. A silver pint tankard, presented by a few fnencls yisioug Mr Joe Phillips, Islington, for - bravery j auJ ,f kl / , ( , UOZ ' lWwts.)-9.. Lot 26. A hunt cup, the g.rt of Mr Chares Goude ot Bristol ...

... ornamented, the gift of Mr. S. Abrahams (7oa. Cdwt.)—£7 7s. Lot 25. A silver pint tankard, presented a few friends visiting Mr. Joe Phillip*, Islington, for “bravery and skill“ (10oz. l!»Jwt.) £O. Lot 20. A hast cup, the gift of Mr. Charles Goode, of Bristol, ...

... published in some far distant town. It is not too early to talk of municipal matters, seeing that a great maa is coming. Joe Phillips is coming. How maay famoas mea ia past ages do we fiad called Joe ? Very tew, if aay. History is silent concerning any ...

... one at which the , Revs. Canon Rogers and C. H. Shaw, Capt. W. Edward., and Messrs. R. Rendle, C. James, Jae., Trewren, Joe. Phillips, B. T. Richard., and T. Scottie were present, and several important motets dis. I The doors for the public meeting were ...

... aid T. Opic. AmonsSt a large number of friends who followed were Messrs Tom Davey, R, Bodda, G. Chellew, A. Coliingwood, Joe. Phillips Juar, A. Coryn, B. P. Williams, Capu Jultiw, thjT. WiPiams, C. Bishop. T. Davey, Peters. Penprase, T. Roskrow, R. Ralph ...

... also kindly furnished the accompaniment throughout Rev E Drewe vicar of Lostwithiel followed with a song “King Sol” Mr Joe Phillip’ of Plymouth of Lostwibhiel Grenadier Glanville young lady of Bodmin who very sweetly and created a impression Bid Me Love” ...

... evening Mr offered for sale t leasehold dwelling houses at Sparnon Terrace. Redruth, and a policy of aasarance for £2OO. Mr Joe. Phillips, one of the tenants, started the lot at £lOO. Mr King of Camborne replied with after a sharp bidding between Mr C. V. Thomas ...

... Fred Varese. Three-legged race tboyoU-1, J. Knight and P. Pellott : 2. Arthur Pinch and Arthur Folley: 9, W. Keast and Joe Phillips. 50 yards blindfold race Ichildreto-1. W. J. Keat • 2. Herbert James: 3, R. Jago. 200 yirds obstacle Race-1. James Rundle: ...

... Jack Hocking, Percy Hocking. Nut missed more Hilda James, Rhod than fifteen times in past year— Arthur Pe Ww. a James, Joe - Phillip , Ada Pete: brick, N. Hocking, M Lambrick, Allan Resvallack. Millie Gwennie Tripp. Sydney TRU ANKRUPTCY COURT ( Before ...

... SUthUst. Si, •list (or U» - rslmostb Picket. A Remarkable Escape.— Master J. R. Phillips, the twelve-year-old son of Mr. Joe Phillips, of Btithlans, bad remarkable escape from death on Saturday. He bad climbed a horse chestnut tree Bewrah Mills to gather ...

... -aw desire-1 BRIDE TELLS HER OWN STORY hours before representative putting toilet wa all smiles quite frankly I my to Joe Phillips in said I was find little enclosed it ‘Tony short hut out it over mind I I and I didn't mind Then and “Altar three Vtt-r ...

... Twh. ordered to pay mots. T 1,. . folhming 'were tined Es. 61. and costa Bunt. Si.. E. J. St. Turl: W. H. Butaon. tlt• Joe. Phillips, Lawler. Egloahayle: Fre.lerioat llornbroa, St. ',timer:: Art-Mir W. Veal. lit. Minear: Humana. St. Mincer: William Warden ...