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... Sykes, W. Anker, W. Griffin, W. Page, T. Ashwell, J. A. Samman, J, M. Wilks, W. Palmer, W. J. Barton, J. W. Bloomfield, Joe. Phillips, R. Usher, J. Thomason, J. Sanders, P. Bradshaw, J. Newman, R. W. Flick, J. Boxold, H. Boxold, Davis, A. A. Thornitt, Wood ...
... Messrs. Bunnell 32.—C01-Sergt. Chard .Box of cigars. Messrs. S. H. J ones and Co. 32.—Prvt. J. Hereby A. prize, Mr. Joe. Phillips 31.—Lance-Sorgt. Hltchoox.Pipe, Mr. E. Samnelson 31.—PrTt- Cutler.. prize, Messrs. Broughton and Wilks 31.—Prvt. Kimberley ...
... 9 galls, of «tout ..Me*«ia. Dauoell. :{2 ..001.-S t. tlh .rl.Jt. cigars Messrs. Jones k Co. 32 Pta. J. Morbjr Prie* Mr. Joe Phillips. 3!L Sgt.Hiebcos Pipe Mr. K. Sstuoalson. J 1 ~Pte. Cutler Messrs. ...
... Pickett as his warden. Then Mr. Tigard again proposal Mr. CI wence Dodd, and Mr. Johns seconded. Mr. Outtridge proposed Mr. Joe. Phillips, saying be was an old inhabitant and had nreviously served the office fir vend years. Mr. Dearlove seconded this, and ...
... and would pay 7*. week for bed only, as be was allowed la. a night from Uorcroment. She asked bim hit name and be said, “Joe Phillips. Dudley. He said bis luggage would eome the neat day from toodon, a* j as be bad been sent away hurriedly. said there ...
... would pay 7s. week for bed only, was allowed Is. a night from Government for his bed. She asked him his name, and said “Joe Phillips, of Dudley.* She asked him about his luggage, and he said the manager at London had sent him away hurriedly, and his luggage ...
... following were the players and scores F. J. Dalby 5)., T. Carpenter 01 . W. T, Wakslia J. Spencer J.M. Wilks W.Oalt 5 Joe. Phillips 4 * D. Thomas 6f S. Hood 7 1,- J. Nasmyth » J. Fingland 1 J. Borman Jos.Hicks A E. 51,0 O. F. Brsggins 6 J. Koso 8 J. 8 ...
... club) occupied the chair, and he was supported by the Earl - of Effingham. Messrs. A. Stockton, W. Potts, W. R. Cooper, Joe. Phillips, T. Jones, A. Pargeter, F. E. Banner. and F. T. Kiiby. Lettere of apology were received from Lord North. Rev. Canon Porter ...
... 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 ...
... Lieot. Bain, Mr. C. Mr. W. L. Lattmaa, Mr. F. P. Edmunds, Mr. H. R. F. Brooks, Mr. W. J. Bardins, Mr. J. M. Wilke. Mr. Joe. Phillips, Mr. Jon. flicks, Mr. H. A. Strange, Mr. A. Bull, Mr. J. S. Kimberley, Mr. H. P«g*, Mr. G. Gardner, Mr. W. E. Wood, Mr ...
... Samtary, London Anna, •BEEY HALL, Kindly Mt by Mum Sorrow sad Boas); ON TUZSDM ITABILNO. OCTOREI _ Tin Mak *SI AI LSO X•JOE PHILLIPS. a T law. COLLICTION IN AID OP TM WalingObderber. 111ADINO. THUVIDAT. OCT. 24. IDOL. Horst. Baas Scarred.—A preemie of ...