... of china and earthenware. Dec. 26. Thomas Slione, William Moss, Joseph Mitchell, I'eter Mitchell, Robert Pierce, and Joseph Phillips, of Ewlue, Flimshire, brick and tile-manufacturers. Dec. 51. Thomas Burgess Heyward, James Batty Brown, and John Wright ...

... Parker, New ?all Street. Donkeys-1, 155., John Lamb, Queen Street; 2, 7s. 6d. each, Mrs. E. Cassidy, Station Street, and Joseph Phillips, Boldmere Road; 3, ss. each, Mrs. Caroline Pearson, Chester Road; Mrs. M. Tandy, Chester Road; Mrs. Roberts, Queen Street; ...

... Yorkshire, corn miller, Decern. 11. WILLIAM NATION, Bath, butcher, December 7. EVAN EVANS, Liverpool, draper, December 4. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Liverpool, merchant, December 6. SARAH LUCE, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, draper, December 6. JOSEPH TURNER, Grantham, ...

... LEWIS, Pontypool, grocer, June 3, 4, 26; Commercial-room?, Bristol. Sol. Bigg, Southampton.building*, Chancery-lane. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Bri.'tol, builder, June 3, Commercial-room?, Bristol. Sol. King, Cray'.* Inn square. WILLIAM BLATHERW ICK, B ...

... ageu 4*. —On the mat,, at 32. Lodge Road. Sarah El.xsover a ...

... jury : It may be that you will net be required again. You will be informed if you we wanted. • The inquest was on Joseph Phillips. aged 76, a journeyman tailor, of IL Belmont-passage, Lawley-street, Birmingham. Mrs. Charlotte Phillips, the widow, said ...

... If. Edwards, Westminster Lodge, St. Albans, second. In another class of the sanie kind (not eligible for Herd Book), Joseph Phillips, Park lendow Farm, Peterhorough, secured the first and second prices, her Majesty. who had two entries in the class, taking ...

... HAMILTON: Mr. G. K. Johnson has been appointed MIDLAND WILLS FREDERICK ALFONSO LAVENDER, MICHAEL GEORGE MILLISiGTON. JOSEPH PHILLIPS. of Burntwood of Wood End Road, Walsall, left of Pinewood Avenue. Trench. Road, Norton Canes, Cannock. left 111.613 1110 ...

... Sycamore Road, to Thomas James.-Mr. Ash- ford made an application for the transfer of the Britaunia Inn, Lihifield Road, to Joseph Phillips. Superintendent Walker opposed the application on the ground that Phil lips boad bceii convicted of offences ag ainst ...

... the case was adjourned for a fortnight, when it was understood an interpreter wotrid be present. TIIEFT Or A RI,IIIIIT. Joseph Phillips, an oh! man, a labourer, of Shirley Heath, was charged with stealing, on the •23th ult., a rabbit, value 3'., belonging ...

... Ryland Rood, was owing to unsecured creditors £178., and assets. Mr. Allen appeared for the bankrupt, who- was discharged. Joseph Phillips, lodgings, at Place, Balsall Heath, cab driver.—Them was owing'to-unsecured creditors .£126. 2s. Mr. Parry appeared for ...

... ceremonies contrary the law* . Protestant Reformed Church of England, and Itself to use all lawful means put a to tli® . Mr. Joseph Phillips seconded the motion, wblcs carried unanimously. A vote of thanks to the chairman for presiding the meeting to close Yesterday ...