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... Rev. Edward Dix, Mr. Henry John James, Grace, third daughter of the late Mr. Amos Jennings. , At Kenwvn, yesterday, Mr. Joseph Phillips,of >» htlehall, Miss Elizabeth Jennings. Monday last, Paul, by the Rev. Warwick Gurney, Mr. Alexander Den nun of Trewidden ...
... Edward Dix, Mr. Henry John James, to Grace, third daughter of the late Mr. Amos Jennings. At Kenwyn, yesterday, Mr. Joseph Phillips, of White- ball, to Miss Elizabeth Jennings. On Monday last, at Paul, by the Rev. Warwick Gur- ney, Mr. Alexander Dennis ...
... instant, the lady the Ue» Charles Moore, of a daughter. Newquay, Inst week, Mrs. Marshall, son. I’oljjootlt, last, Mrs Joseph Phillips, tlalighter. At Mount Charles. St. Austell, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Joseph I.obh, the Mount Charles Inn, sun; also. Mr* ...
... Cock jun. John Honey nry Davey John Riekard ooias Eve'rv lOeo. Truscott rhard Hoskyn JRicbri. Arthui, sen. ward Lyne Joseph Phillips 1 liam Lang Thomas SoeiJ in Liscontbe John Truacutt m Later* Lttcombe John Brokenahaw m Littleton John Truscott, jun. ...
... John Grigg Jeibn Harris William Hodge Bennett Johns William Jeukin John Jeukin William Jenkin Peter Mojle J Penprase Joseph Phillips James Richards Humphry Richards Thomas Reed, jun R Rapson T Richards Cuthbcrt Tremayne VVilliam Thomas W Thon ns H Thomas ...
... Victor John Victor Joel Lean Thomas Lean Willm. Rodda ~ Alex. Rowe ~ Rd. Wills Wm. Roberts John Edmonds Elisha Phillips Joseph Phillips John Cornish Joseph Robins John Rowe Robert Symonds, jun. William Trudgeon James Trenhail William Bray William Gill Richard ...
... the defendants. Mr. Burt opened the pleadings. The declaration stated that the plaintifis distrained the goods of oue Joseph Phillips for rent—upon that Mr, Phillips replevied, and on the sth of April, 1841, thedefend - ants entered into a replevin bond ...
... Staffordshire George Ferster woollen draper NewcatIe-npon-Tyne Richard Watkinsoo cloth merchant Huddersfield BANKRUPTS Joseph Phillips tavern keeper Herculej-passage Thread-needle-street John Hooker Chatterton haberdasher Nottingham John Henry Bell apothecary ...
... and ob- Mrueted Johu Davuy, Joseph Moon, aod John Turner, three bailiff,, wbib executing a distress na the goods ot one Joseph Phillip*, i„ the parish ot Linkinhorne, aad with having ssmulted John Lane. Mr. Stokes snd Mr. Peters appeared far the prtisecution ...
... the FIELDS, OR CLOSES OF LAWD, BELONGING TO THE SAME, Formerly in the occupation qf Mr. Joseph Marshall, and now qf Mr. Joseph Phillips, whose term witl expire at Michaelmas, 1846 ; (Save and except one half of the Dues arising from all Minerals and Metals ...
... FIELDS, OB CLOSES OF LANE, BELONGING TO THE SAME, I &rrnerty in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Marshall j and now of Mr. Joseph Phillips, whose term will ' expire at Michaelmas, 1846 ; j (Save and except one half of the Dues arising from all Minerals and ...
... Rickard William Hodge James Trudgan , Thos. Peake WilUam Williams -John S Scobell . Humphry Allen .William Phiilipps Joseph Phillips James Stephens James Truscott William Bra by n Francis Hony James Pedler Thos. Snell . Joshua Pedler J. Penkey . -John ...