... Horse lun, it was considered by the majority of the company assembled there (and who were taking their farewell glass with Joe Phillips the landlord) inadmissible.'' A Correspondent has sent tts copy of the Address written by- Mr. Hr.ithcoie, spoken by H ...

... astletiuare, anddatsder, Bcler.yllero Brightons u -l uclar e Arupdtel, Wp e Beookseller, and teSxb. aiti l Druee ists, zr Joes; 'Phillips ' wtworth e ir icholas d ' n Itello, a.. .hani-. Laniglev, Dofrksng; Buiubert,-asiangatoko5; fso ninimorelusswli. Snilyn ...

... during the week : On Monilay la'-t Reynold Penny bT the sudden breaking of a pole at Bishopstone-contusion ofthe left toot Joe Phillips, Sul tons Mill. Wintei borne Gunner- frightful wound and fracture of the forehead, and loss of several teeth, contusion ...

... appointment of Thomas Jerram, as second clerk at a salary of £75; and also to the appointment of Mrs. Harmsworth and of Joe Phillips as assistant warders, in the place of Geo. Gosling, who has resigned his situation, and of Alfred Brazier, who has been ...

... charged with attempting to convey an ounca of tobacco into the borough prison, by throwing it over tie w-iil. Mon ay evening Joe Phillips, assistant-warder at the prison, heard s idier call from one the barrack windows to a prisoner, who was asked how ho ...

... of Bix, Henley-on-Thames, aged 50 years. PHILLIPS—On the 21st ultimo, at Edinburgh Road, Landpert, Miriam, wife of Mr. Joe Phillips, “m PHILLIPS -On the 23th ultimo, very 9, dm Charles Marshall Phillips, of the Stock Exchange, of John Rouse Phillips, ...

... the ult. at Frafton. Mr. (am Henry Colons, aged years. PBO.LTJPS—Oa ult,, at Edinburgh-mart. Land»ort Miriam, wife Mr. Joe Phillips* ag--d 42 vear-. ■— r»u. the 20th ult. Nt Lsiideort. Mary, Wife Mr. Edward Bushell, aged yca^s. lb* ' 1 nth. at. Mary-street ...

... PERSONAL. TW'OTICK.-I, Joe Phillips, residing at Edinburgh-road, Landport, hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted my wife, Annie Phillips, after this date, October 3;d, 1882. (Signed), Joe Phillips. j585 SCHOLASTIC. ] ...

... the Naval authorities. POLICk —At the County Police Court. on Tuesday. Metre Hammerslry and Whitaker. Charles Fred nod Joe. Phillips., were charged • ith using threethning language totranla [mew Phillips. The parties at !mull. Rath. nod on prim ions glaturday ...

... supplied an eticient string hand, which wait greatly iippredateel. The funeral took place Thursday at the Cemetery of Mr. Joe Phillips. late cuocheran to Mr. C. lot many rears. I treat sympathy is fah for hie a iie and (milky. as he wee mach regreeted, 'acing ...

... appreciated Perkin., O. W. S.under.. Bford The funeral took pl on Thursday the d forth their musical obtlilies. Cemetery of Mr. Joe Phillip*. coachman to A naat y bicycle accident occurred nevr Lymingtoa Mr. C. Downman for many year*. Great syrajiathy Monday aftern ...

... A ODUBT THE CASE. Joe Phillips, 35, labourer, pleaded not guilty to chaige aiding and abetting James Phillips wound a police-constable at Eoldre the 13th inst.—The evidence went to show that the prisoner was with the man James fcillips, who had already ...