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... Benton, of Holbeach fen. In the third class (the smallest baby), a prize value £ 3 3s. was awarded to the daughter of Joseph Phillips, of Boston, aged 16 months, weight 121bs, In the same class, a special prize, value £22s. was given to Robert Ray, aged ...
... 1862. Under these circumstances the judge suspended the discharge for twelve mouths. William Thomas v. Rowland Philips.—Joseph Phillips, claimant.—Interpleader case.—The executive creditor had obtained in September last an order against Rowland Phillips ...
... Mr. Nazsmith, met on the evening named at the Swan Hotel, and the proceedings were of a very pleasant character. Mr. Joseph Phillips occupied the chair, and Mr. Sims the vice-chair. A number of speeches of a very complimentary and hearty character were ...
... man. named Thomas Tanner, was brought forward in cus- tody on a charge of stealing a goose, value 6s., the property of Joseph Phillips, contractor, of Aberaman. It appeared that the prosecutor had ten geese closed up in a cot on his premises at Aberaman ...
... Tramroad-side Mill-street, on the 23rd ult.—Inspector Matthews proved the case.—Fined 5s. and costs. A WELCOME HOME. Joseph Phillips, landlord of the Mack worth Arms, Gad- lys-road, was summoned for selling beer during prohibited hours.—P.C. Childs visited ...
... was charged witbinde- cently assaulting Dorothy Jones. As the prosecutrix did not appear the prisoner was discharged.—Joseph Phillips was charged with being drunk and riotous in Duke-street. Inspector Howlett proved the case, and the defendant was fined ...
... John in a lengthy u appropriate address. He was followed by the Rev. r. John, Morgan Morgan, G.M. of the lodge, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Mackworth Arms, the Rev. J. J. George, and the secretary, Mr. David Edmunds, who proposed the best thanks of the lodge ...
... influential manner.- Refused. Carmarthen Arms, Dean-street.—David Davies applied. Rateable value £ 17. Mackworth Arms.—Mr Joseph Phillips applied, and said the house was ): nown to Mr Fowler. He had been in it.- Mr Lowler Only for purposes of inspection, not ...
... upon the hard earnings of industrious people. Sentenced to one calendar month's iinpi-iso,inient. DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—Joseph Phillips was charged with being drunk and riotous at High-street, Merthyr on Saturday night last. P.C. Parry stated that about ...
... Lawrence, Great Western, No. 2; Isaac Williams, Great Western, No. 3; HowcllJohn, Brithwynydd Thos. John, Darranddu, and Joseph Phillips, Tynant. Mr J. N. Jones and Mr Salathiel were the principal speakers, and they introduced the discussion by stating the ...
... drinking any quantity, small or great, of anything that was intoxicating, sent him to prison for a month, with hard labour.—Joseph Phillips and John Rees, labourers, two powerfully built men, were charged with assaulting Thomas Hudspith, a police-constable, ...
... the Bench made an order for 3s 6d per week from the birth of the child, 5s midwife, and costs, 21s 6d. BRUTAL ASSAULT.—Joseph Phillips, tinman, Charles Burton and Samuel Williams, colliers, were summoned for having assaulted Richard Rosser, collier. Mr ...