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... Jane Williams, George Green, and William Wilson, who were fined 355., George Wright, who paid a 7s. 6d. penalty, and Joseph Phillips, who was fined 10s. 6d. or fourteen days’ imprisonment. = Richard Morris was also fined 10s. 6d, for being drunk while ...
... CASE FOR TEETOTALISM. Joseph Phillips was indicted on a similar charge. Police-Constable Swash on Thursday, at 11.45, found the prisoner lying on the pavement in the High-street. He said he had .'nowliilere to go. Prisoner mnever did any work. Prisoner ...
... drunk and disorderly in Wellington-street on Thursday night George Lawrence was fined 6s. or seven days’ imprisonment. Joseph Phillips, an old offender, for a similar offence at Farnborough was sent to Winchester for 21 days’ hard labour. James Searle and ...
... very serious offence. Fortunately, no human life was lost, though such might easily have been the case. MINOR CASES. Joseph Phillips was fined 10s. 6d. or 14 days and Thomas Cross 6s, or 7 days for being drnnk. The former was found in Highstreet by P ...
... James Comerford and John White were each fined 6s. or 7 days’ imprisonment, and for a similar offence at Farnborough, Joseph Phillips was fined 10s. 6d. sr 14 days. Joseph Wheeler, for begging, was sentenced to 10 days imprisonment. THE PREVALENCE OF ...
... A LAPSE Joseph Phillips. a respectable looking mien. was charged with being drunk and incapable. ~ With a bow to the magistrates he plgzlcled guilty. Police-constable Swash saw him drunk in the High-street. When advised to go away he replied. “You will ...
... Louis Gamauf was P.C. Woodley’s prisoner, and-as he had a bad record of convictions he was fined 10s. 6d. or 14 days. Joseph Phillips, apprehended by P.C. Bunuing, and CEarles fames Curran, whom P.C. Code had arrested, had added disorder tc their drunkenness ...
... make the case up, but the complainant refused, and the case stands, therefore, adjourned. FALSE STATEMENT TO PAWNBROKER. Joseph Phillips was charged with making a false statement to a pawnbroker on the 4th September. : : Accused pleaded guilty, and was fined ...