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... TVith a Vote for the County. it. WILLIAM FORD has been 3 favoured with instructions from the -.Tnistees of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION - , at Mr. Sargent's, EsAuvowr ARMS Beaufort, on THURSDAY, Decem4er 15, 1864, all those VALUABLE ...
... CAERLEON. ROEBERY.—On Thursday week the house of Joseph Phillips was entered, whilst the females were in the garden picking beans for dinner. Two boxes were opened, and from one XI 1 in gold and 2s. 6d. kt silvor, were stolen from another £2 lOs. in gold ...
... Malf’ord. John Sewell, money-scrivener, ('hatteris. Cambridge. William I’avner and John llavner. seed-crushers. Uxbridge. Joseph Phillips, tavern-keeper, hreudneedle street. Charles Fish, butcher, Lincoln. Joseph Moore, grocer, Pillield-slreet, Huston, Middlesex ...
... July Zod, off Cape St. Francis, the master was washed overboard and drowsed. DEFRAUDING THE WAR OFFICE. At Manchester Joseph Phillips remanded on a charge of defrauding the Secretary for War. Prisoner confessed that nine years ago he secured the papers ...
... Henry Clark, Bridgewat'er, Somersetshire, linen draper.—Ben- jamin Challinor, Derby, colour manufacturer.—Samuel and Joseph Phillips, Liverpool, merchants.—Francis Edward Bing- ley, Wakefield, Yorkshire, printer.—Thomas Marshall Myers, Liverpool, salt ...
... were fined 5. eioh. ASSAULTING • NATL. McCarthy' captain if the barque City of Liverpool, was sumeooordfor assaulting Joseph Phillips, the Vhe was tinuitnitted on the inst, bat as the captain had gage to the North of England to see his wife be had not ...
... It was sot always present in the same form, and it eonsequently affected the behaviour of iron is different ways.—Mr. Joseph Phillips Sedges read papers on iron and steel wire sad the development of its manufacture. Wire, he said, was known to the ancients ...
... Ogilvy, Fleece-yard, Tothill.-street, Westminster, cabrio- let proprietor. Charles Osbourne, Suclcoates, York, merchant. Joseph Phillips and Francis Phillips, jun., Derby, linen drapers. John Byers, Little Saint Thomas the Apostle, tailor. ...
... outbuildings, called SYCH PANT,” and CAIA PEN RHIW DARREN.” containing about 61 acres, late in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Phillips, tenant thereof, but now in hand. Lot 2.—A1l those pieces or parcels of LAND, called CAIA DWN BACH” containing about acres ...
... AGAINST A NFAVPORT WOMAN. Violet Winn. of Witham-street, in reply to a charge of eteal,ng two of boots, the , prupertv of Joseph Phillips. 174, Chepstow: resit, told the Newport magistrates that she did not intend to Meal, and that she ROA to pay for the artieles ...
... elist sold he proved is • lies from 1850, Mr Joseph Phillips was in possession. —Hie Hoses: Tom was rosily squatters, er what.. called oetbablers.—Mr Dowsoaseested to this, es to the akin Joseph Phillips, Philip Phillips, George Terab, mad Lewis to ...
... No's. 6,7, 8, CLARENCE ST., BRYNMAWR, Now in the respective occupations of Messrs. Ernest Lewis, Charles Withers, and Joseph Phillips, at rentals of IN. per month each. This Property is held under a Lease for 40 years, from the 25th December, 1902, at ...