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... farluer; a wouman uni- Ivcrsally respected by all who knew] her. I On the 19th ult. at Merthyrdovan, near Cardiff, ,Mr. Joseph Phillips, farner, aged 74. 1-e liiyed irespected, and his death is much lamented lby. a ,:nutirous family. . On Wednesday, the ...
... 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. ...
... (lent., Cor o ner, on the 10th inst. on the body of Jonathan Phillips, aged about three years (one of the children of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Bourn North Pen), who met with his death on Sunday in the following extraordinary manner. The hind wheel of one of ...
... bee. 12 Joshua VoHans, jun., woollen cloth -wands, David Bowen, hatter, Swamea. Benjamin Chi Minor, Samuel Phillips and Joseph Phillips, Lit William Pope and Artemas Cambridge, abipbuol iverpool. Jauses Wan lh•rry, farmer, Ilurrvtt .m ill , 'buster, Wor ...
... cloth manufacturers. Henry Clark, Bridgwater, linen draper. Benjamin Challinor, Derby, colour manufacturer. Samuel and Joseph Phillips, Liverpool, merchants. Francis Edward Bingley, AVakeheld, priiiler. William Broatly, Leeds, wool dealer] Richard ICeline ...
... 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 ...
... Bli.. ll. l.y- 6 toll, Vicar, Il r. RtolL'rt N\ ilsttaltIley, at fAkaliacester, Y to Altry, second dauteglhter of Alt'. Joseph Phillips, of dI Ilaligolleit. Ott tilia 2d inlst. C(rolifne \oy, ?? tliltlittet oF r tMr. Slulnuel rictker, oft GJiat Adit 3Brwery ...
... exhibiter-Rev. Augustus Morgan. Matthew Moggridge, Esq.—A Cup, for the best Calf, bred in the parish of Monythusloyne—Mr. Joseph Phillips. Robert Wheely, Esq.—A Cup, for the best thorough-bred Stalhon that has covered in the county of Monmouth in 1836. -E ...
... Esq., Lynch Court, Hereford. Matthew Moggridge, Esq.—A Cup for the best Calf, bred in the parish of Monythusloyne,—Mr. Joseph Phillips, Monyth- usloyne. Robert Wheehj, Esq.-A Cup for the best thorough bred Stal- lion, that has covered in the county of Monmouth ...
... Lynch Court, Herefordshire. Matthew Moggridge, Esq., A cup, for the best calf, bred in the parish Monythusloync—Mr. Joseph Phillips, Monythusloync. Robert Wheeley, Esq,, A cup for the best thorough-bred stallion, that lias covered the county of Monmouth ...
... hankers. sent a parcel, containing :400 sovereigna, and a letter of advice, to Mr. Morgan Williams, of Llanelly, by Joseph Phillips. a post-boy belonging to the Ship sod Castle lon, at Llanelle, with which it appears Phillips immediately absconded. The ...
... town, bankers, sent parcel, containing 300 sovereigns, and a letter of advice, to Mr. Morgan Williams, of Llanelly, by Joseph Phillips, a post-boy belonging lo tne Ship and Castle Inn, at Llanelly, with which it appears Phillips immediately absconded. The ...