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... Gloucestershire, George Hobert Berridge, second eon of Robert Berridge, Aloester, to Letitia Phillips, second daughter of Joseph Phillips, of Hondo:L.-on-the- Water. DEATHS. Wane.-58th July, at Bidford, Alfred Joseph Wall„ aged 80 years. TUOIIPSON.-2nd inst ...
... James. Rose end Crown, Feckenham ; Mr. Bay lias, Vernon Ani's, Banbury ; Mr. D. Houghton. George Inn, Inkberrow; Mr. Joseph Phillips. Hunt End; Mr. C. Laight, New End ; Mr. John Davies, Crown Inn, and Mr. O. Avery, Victoria Street, Redditch; Mr. Fletcher ...
... fourteen days' handlabour for being drunk and disordtrly in High Street, on October 25th.—Police-anstabie Griffin and Joseph . Phillips proved the case. CHARGE OF BREAKING A_ND EHKERING. -- BiedrliCK I Stride, baker, on remand, was charged with breaking ...
... Bourton-on-the- Water. between Mr. George Robert Berridge, of Meader, and Miss Letitia Phillips, second daughter of Mr. Joseph Phillips. The bride was attended by her father, who gave her away. The dress was of grey, trimmed with white broohe ; the hat was ...
... douirvH to have creiuato'l. were David St.s-le, Re.rlo Bank, Forfar ; Robert Henn Burgess, JO. Howard Terra..-, Carlisle : Joseph Phillip, JO. Hart Street, Altrincham ; William Burnett, Fordoun N. 8.) ; William Stephenson, Rutberglen (MB ) ; Cl.ark-s Jacobs ...
... Cross; Mr. C. James, Bose and Fockenham; Mr. Bayliss, Vernon Arms, Hai' •iy Mr. D. Houghton, George Inn, Inkbetrow ; >r. Joseph Phillips, Hunt End; Mr. C. Lalgh*.. End; Mr. John Davies, Crown Inn, and •«. Avery, Victoria Street, Bedditeb ; Mr. FI- 1 r, Barley ...
... — Thomas Lewis was brought up in custody charged with having, the of March last, at Stmlley, violently assaulted one Joseph Phillips.—Superintendent Thomas said the defendant absconded at the time, and had now been apprehended under warrant.—Complainant ...
... defendant, who was selling fish, make use of very filth)' language. The constable was corroborated by James Finch and Joseph Phillips.—Defendant admitted the use of the language, except one word attributed to him, and this he denied using.—The Chau man ...
... of the Shakespeare Inn, Walford-street, from Mr. J. Thompson to Mr. J. Hughes, was also granted. CHARGE or STEALING.—Joseph Phillips, painter, was charged with stealing, on the 22nd instant, a pair of paper-hanger's scissors, belonging to George Meredith ...