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... Society tball be vested in tbe names Four Trustees. Sth That Mr. James Cort, Mr. George Carr. Mr Ge?r« Lockwood,and Mr. Joseph Phillips, be appointed Xroslee* for this Society. Tth. That Mr. G. H. Haines Secre.ary Wm. Wass, Treasurer and Mr. Wm. Burbage ...
... Society tball he vested in the names of Four Trustee-. 6th. That Mr. James Cirt, Mr. Carr. Mr. George Lockwood, and Mr. Joseph Phillips, appointed Trustees for this Society. Hj. 7th. That Mr. G. If. llaßk appointed Secretary Mr. Wm. Wars, Treasureryßnd Mr ...
... Fanny eldest daughter of Robert Tgniblin, Esq., to G. Bri coe, Esq. of Bath. On Tuesday last, at Braunston, Rutland, Joseph Phillips, jun. Esq., son of Joseph Philips, Esq., of St. Martin’s, Stamford Baron, to Miss Eliza Tiptaft, of the former place. ...
... accepting imtion i Trustee to this-Society, void the decease of tiie late That the thanks of this Meeting given to tMi. Joseph Phillips, Mr. J. and Mr. Lockwood, fe Trustees to this Society. . Resohed, —That the thank* of this Meeting given to fe Auditors ...
... . v..i. 10 0 Mr. J.Mellor 0 Mrs. Alexander 2 0 0 Mr. W. B. Marshall 1 0 0 Mr. W. Davis I 0 *Mr. John Jarvis I 0 0 Joseph Phillips, Esq. 5 0 Small Subscriptions I 5 JOHN WORTHINGTON, jun. THOMAS STOKES, . Treasurers. THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE Leicester> ...
... o’clock on Tuesday morning fire broke out wurds. they lea ned ilia! female tramper’* was seen thc dwelling-house of Mr. Joseph Phillips, farm'r, of j n || le ccighhourliood. about the time Ihe child was Bourn Fen, situate about half a-mile from (tuturam ...
... now of Gloucester street, Hoxton, merchant. John Jenner, late of Romney Marsh, Kent, but now of Lew**, Sussex, farmer. Joseph Phillips, of Bristol, builder and mason. BANKRUPTS. Sander* Hutchinaon, of Marylebone-lane, near Oxford-street, woollen draper ...
... Those wbo know any thing of passing events in this colony, will readily perceive thai the person here allud- ed to is Mr, Joseph Phillips, who was imprisoned by the Houseo/. Assembly in December last, and after an in- carceration of one hundred and forty-one ...
... Newark. On Tuesday last, at St. Mary'* Stamford, Mr. the King William public Oakham, to Kliza Kington, housekeeper of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of the former place. A-» Melton Mowbray, on Friday last, Mr. Crowden. plumber, of Oakham, the youngest daughter of Mrs ...
... sold and delivered. The plaintiff, coal merchant at the public wharf, Leicester, had agreed to supply the defendant, Joseph Phillips, of the Fox Inn. Humberstone-gate, with a sufficient quantity of coal for the use of his house for one year, for the sum ...
... sold and delivered. The plaintiff, a coal merchant at the public wharf, Leicester, had agreed to supply the defendant, Joseph Phillips, of the Fox Inn. Humberstone-gate, with a sufficient quantity of coal for the use of his house for one year, for the sum ...
... perfect health. Sunday th* 18th, at hi* residence, 19 St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, is the county .of Northampton, aged 68, Joseph Phillips, Esq. On the 21st instant, at RavenadaJo Park, in Icotaad, Sir Harry Jam** Bart, Rihatoao Vorkebiro, th* 3#»year of kkage ...