... announced his intention to resign his.srat for the borow.th of Boston. Lord Avehind, the Lord Lieutenant of has ',pointed Mr Joe. Phillips, of Stamfoed. to be Clash of the Peace for the of in the place of Mr. W 710., resigned. Printed end Published by tle proprietor ...

... defendant only three weeks ago, be was fined El and or 14 days' imprisonment. Rums° Lien or VoTres—The Clerk of the Peace (Joe. Phillips, Esq.), for the Parts of Keeteret Lincolushire, has ths oustomary annual public notices, by which we are apprised that ...

... --The Arab. Trollope, Colonel Ewe, Meier Parker, Capt. Parker, H. Smit'a, Esq., B. H. C. Smile. , and G. W. Pochin, Seq. Joe. Phillip', Req., acting as dark of the peace. The following gentlemen were einpennelled on the Grand Jury E. HOWARD, Bruer, Foreman ...

... and had further picked up a trench along the high-road, in which , stones were placed to act as • curb; defendant witness Joe Phillips was doing the work; Boor asked defendant if he had the surveyor's permission to do the work; be replied that he not ; but ...

... Surveyor (Sleafonl), and Mr. H. lugoldby, County Treasurer (Sleaford), were also in attendance. mourn. The CLZRIC (Mr. Joe. Phillips, Stamford), read the minutes of the previous meeting. Mr. J. S. Lowerit (Stamford) moved, and Mr. R. (Tharlby) seconded ...

... Gregory, But., and the Vice-Chairman, Sir John Thorold, made snd subecribed the customary declaration of office. The (Joe. Phillips, Faq.,) produced the minutes of the meetings of the Provisional Council, held on the 31st January, 26th February, and the ...

... North Disney Mr, J. Wray, Dorrington Mr. J. Wise, South Mr. J. Wright, South Hykeham it,. E. Woolfitt, bkinnand The Ci.aux (Joe. Phillip!, Esq.) baring read the ition against vice, profaneness, and 'ty, The CSILMILN, in charging the Grand Jul raid: Gentlemen ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Conservatives, and Mr. Arnold, Sleaford, the Liberals, Mr. Hisaitt. of Stamford attending on behalf of the Clerk of the Peace, Joe. Phillips, Esq. The parishes were taken in the following order :—Boothby Grafroe, Caythorpe, Fulbeck, Navenby, Temple Bruer, Welbourn ...

... 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 ...

... Visiting Committee appointed to provide asylum accommodation will at once take steps to dissolve the same. Yours truly, __ __ Joe. Phillip, Amin' H. Malan. The Chairman : Neither the Town Council nor County Council anything to do with the me n et. Th e agreement ...