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... MONMOUTH. As UNPROVOKED RIRIAULT. Joseph Phillips sod Thomas Lewis, two young man living on the Ciaderhill, were summoned at the borough police-court. on Thursday. by William Vedelorii. for assaulting him on Mosso* . bydge on the Mit ult. —Complsioaut ...
... Phillip', B. H. Cowper Coles, J. J. Watkins, J. Ward Davies, Thomas Powell, T. Jones Parry, W. Rosser, W. H. Sinnott, and Joseph Phillips. THZ LLANCIATTOCZ WATZI AND SZWAGZ SCIIHME. Plans and specifications, prepared by Mr. Rees, engineer, were submitted to ...
... —The Bench without hesitation dismissed the case. THREAT3.—Sidney Lewis, labourer, Liengattock-nigh-Usk, was summoned by Joseph Phillips of the same place for threatening him. The complainant said that on Sunday last as he was going house from Penpergwm station ...
... or letter purporting to be signed ny Joseph Howell, by which he demanded alms, k.,owing the same to be a forgery, from Joseph Phillips, at Llaattor..k on the 4th May last. Mr. Allen prosecuted. Margaret Price, a servant in the employ of M e. Phillips, of ...
... employed bj the London and North-Weetern Railway Company, 67, Minet - arenue, Harleeden, London, ent by broken glare; Joseph Phillips, engine fitter, llrrmer-street. Belle -Toe, Shrewebury, contusion of the elbow and abrasion of fingers; Darid Steele, ...
... the charge, and was ordered to Ray 2s. Gd. per week. Sumas Orimfm:.—Louisa Sparkman, Biyowawr, single woman, summoned Joseph Phillips, of Blaine, to show cause, &c., and au order of 3s. 6d. per week was made in this case. SELLING BEER WIVIOVE a LlCENSli ...
... SESSIONS. Ob Wednesday, the 2»th d»y March. l!> hefoWCapJttlU. (Chairman), and Kees and Asuwln, tsqs. Game TwtsrAsa.— Joseph Phillips. Llangattock-nieh-Vsk, was summom-d on this charge. William Lewis, woodward in the employ of Car.tain Herbert, said that ...
... barne*s-making and saddlery, Mr. Fred. Clayton for electrical engineering. Mr. W. M. Paxton for marine models, and Mr. Joseph Phillip* for wood earring. In addition to this, there wen two other acetiona set apart for aatatoor and women’s work. In the course ...
... the 2nd in*!., 5. Bunkeri, Blaenavon. John Parry, aged 53, PHILLIPS —On the Ist in ...