... (goutttg §o\ht. Tc-dat. — Before Mr. J. Parker. The Charge of Highway Robbery. — John Jones, charged with stealing £72 from Joseph Phillips at St. John's, was further remanded till Tuesday. ...

... an interim order for protection Process having been given to the said Joseph Phillips *Hrl nDuer tne provisions of the statutes in that case made !tj Provided, the said Joseph Phillips Corbett is hereby required Ppear before the said Court, on the 18th ...

... A SHOP_ BOY'S _HOURS. At the instanoe of the London County Council, Joseph Phillips, of High Street, Sydenham, iummoned to the Greenwich Pollee Court under the ihop Hours Act, for employing a boy for a longs, period than seventy-four hours per week. The ...

... SOLDIER'S FATE. For five weeks Mrs. Phillips, of SI, Dawley Brook, Kingswinford, has received no news from her son, Private Joseph Phillips, of the 9th Worcesters, but this week no fewer than three letters received from local lads in the sense battalion state ...

... MURDEROUS ATTACK. Eafcy on Thursday morning it was reported to the police Wicklow that Joseph Phillips, a woolbuyer, had been stabbed to death by the crew of the French schooner Carolina, in the harbour. On going to the vessel the police found Phillips ...

... was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. —John Fox, Stockton, was charged witb breaking into a cottage in tbe occupation Joseph Phillips, and stealing about and some tea, surrar. &c. Case adjourned. ...

... IN AT THE WRONG WINDOW. Thomas Heenor, a bricklayer, at the Marylebone Police-court on Tuesday charged Joseph Phillips with asaulting him. The prosecution was a sequel to a mistake made by Keener on Monday night. The men occupy adjoining houses in Wa ...

... Gibson, stock broker, Liverpool. BANKRlfrrs. Thomas llolyland Williams and Win. Clacber Stains, auctioneers. C’nelrn«ford. Joseph Phillips and Thomas Pearson, silk dressers. South-place, Finsbury. Thomas Homewood, licensed victualler. Hillingdon, Middlesex ...

... cheesemonger. Thomas Maginnis Taylor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. James Birkett, Cockermouth, Cumberland, tanner. Joseph Phillips, William Hague, and Samuel Hague, Manchester, cotton spinners. Robt. Kimpton, Crescent, Jewin-street,Cripplegate, jeweller ...

... breeder, ditto. 2nd prise of £lO to the Rev. J. Holmes, Brooke Hall, Norwich. Hkifbks.—Claaa 11.—1st prise of £l5 to Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage; the silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Wm. Fussefl, Lajeock, Chippenham.* 2nd prise of £5 to Earl Spenoer ...

... £141 ..£497 Clowstop and Abberley gates, to Herbert Dur, ? 96 .. 124 Bransley and Neen Sollars gates, and side bars, to Joseph Phillips 9-J. 92 Wesson gate, Evan Price. ..156 *.'. 206 It will he seen that the letting was at reduction in every case ...

... COUNTY MAGISTRATES' CASES. SATURDAY. Before J. G. Watkins, Esq., and Major Lavte. Stealing' a Pig.—At the Shirehall, Joseph Phillips, of Wichenford, was committed to the Sessions, charged with stcnling a pig, on the 23rd June, 1874, the property of Benjamin ...