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... CAPTAINS 'and - orSl-11 i- 5.. WHEREAS JOSEPH_ PHILLIPS, a :few, al). from . his Mister ~on- Saturday Nigiit last, o'clock; trorn, Portsmotith, with :.rtes, tler tt Oi. and Upwarus, and Ligiit sliver Watclie4;, as 'MI. boned_ and it is suiiposed ...
... Muster of the Loyal St. Pancras Volunteers, for the purpose of choosing Officers, the following gentlemen were elected:â Joseph Phillips Lejeune, Esq. Lieut. Col. Command- nt; John Love, Esq.; William Hughes, Esq.; James Mii.ner, Ksq.; Benjamin-Perei- ra ...
... flealing divers quantities of wearing apparel, the property of Richard Freemantle of Whitchurch—feven years trAnfportation ; Joseph Phillips, for atritulting William King of Longdoe ' k—one month's imprifonment, and to find furettes to keep the peace ; George ...
... mile stone on the road leading lvinn Wincluinre-liill to Palmeri-green and .Edmonton. . May be viewed by applying to Joseph - Phillips', near che Green Diagon, Winchniiire-loil.; and partivulars - had 6 daYs previous to the at tiarrawiiy's ; and of ikssrs ...
... the 8 stone on the road leadin from Winclan.irC-1611 lb VUlfher's-grcen and Edmonton. May be viewed by applin - w to , Joseph-Phillips, at the war the Greon Dragon, Winclunore‘hill.; and particulars had 6 daL.s prey:oils to the Sale, at Garrauxas's ;, ...
... 1/81.- After' he had proved the solimmization of the . se imptials,, he shou:d be entitled to the verdid of the Jury. • Joseph Phillips. said that he, had been reader. to the Synagogue, in Le4denhall-street, during thirtytwo years. In 1-781 ite was present ...
... date of 1781. After he had proved the solemnization of these nuptials, he should be entitled to the verdict of the Jury. Joseph Phillips said, that he had been reader to the Synagogue, in Leadenhall-street, during thirty-two years. In 1781, he was present ...
... Tavern, Ashton-nude-Inn:, Lancashire. Anomie', Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-ander-Line; and ; Mr. Batty-, Chancery-lane,. London. Joseph Phillips, of Bicester. Oxfordshire, linen draper, to surrender December 19, at twelve, f 6, at eleven, and January '26, at twelve ...
... Globe Tavern, Ashtpo-under-Line, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr, Gibbon, Ashtoa-under-Lme; aud .Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, ' O Joseph Phillips, Bicester, Oxfird, linen-draper, Dec. at twelve, 26, at eleven, and Jan. at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorijie*, ...
... Cheshire, Dee. :A, Jan. 26,_tit eleven, at • the Globe Tavern, Ashton-uuder-Line, Attorney, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-Lie. Joseph Phillips, 13iecster,Atfordshire, linen-draper, Pee. 19, at twelre, 26, at eleven, Jun. 26, at ,f welve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies ...
... greatest injustice. I/MM.:ND, PAYABLE THIS Rohort Dawson, St. Paul% Cburtb-yard, potter . MEETINGS CREDITORS TO-MORROW. Joseph Phillips, Bleester, Oxfordshire, Benjamin Jones, late of Rotherhithe-wall, bacconist James Reed, late of Blackman.-street, Surety ...
... Feb. 23, Morgan Parry, olPenty pool, shripkexper. March t. john Owen Parr,. of London, insurance-broker. Feb. 24. • Joseph Phillips, of Bicester, Oxford, draper. Feb. sg. Samuel 'Blower, late of Effingham, Norfolk, miller. Feb. 23. Stephen Purkiss, of ...