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... J. Lever, Bloomfield-road, Bow, house decorator. Burley, High-street, Stratford, furniture dealer. COUNTRY BANKRUPTS. Joseph Phillips, Woolston, Hampshire, gardener. William Day, Luton, Bedfordshire, draper, William Dunsford, Brighton, brasw founder. Henry ...
... BANKRUPTCY Edward Rowland, Wolvercott, Oxfordshire, grocer. FRIDAY, JULY 2. John Jolliffe, Sonthsea, Hants, victualler Joseph Phillips, Woo'.ston, Hants, gardener Iff,??' w 61- Mil near Southampton, wine merchant Benjamin Clouting, Whitchurch, Hants, dairyman ...
... Brighton, brassfounderFrederick George David CROX ILL, Hawley rd, Kentish town, warehouseman t ) a staff merchant Joseph PHILLIPS, Woolaton, Hants, garchriser Joseph John LEVEE, Bloomfield rd, Burdet rd, Bow, house dewratorlLobert BURLEY, Stratford ...
... BANKRUPTS IN THE SOUTH-WESTERN COUNTIES. (From tho London Gazette.) Friday.—John Jolliffe, Southsea, Hants, victualler. Joseph Phillips, Woolston, Hants, gardener. Benjamin Clouthing, Whitchurch, Hants, dairyman. Samuel Bowen, Nailsea, Somersetshire, and ...
... )—John Jolliffe, late of Southsea, licensed victualler; H. Prosser, late Millbrook, near Southanipton, wine merchant; Joseph Phillips, Woolston, Southampton, gardener. His Royal Highness Prince Teck visited Portsmouth dockyard Thursday and esterday, and ...
... and Spratt, having bitten and kicked them. He was ordered to pay 20s. and costs, or in default to go to gaol for days.—Joseph Phillips, labourer living in Castle-street, was also fined 10s. and costs for inciting Abel to assault the constables. Threatening ...
... aged 57 years. July 10, in the Bicester Aylesbury, Mr. William Kersey, gardener, aged 61 years. July 10, at Adstock, Joseph Phillips, for many years roadman on the London Boad, aged 67 years. July 11, at the Bectory, Cosgrove, Stony Stratford, after a ...
... having on the June received sack, the property of Mr. Quarrell, miller, Bransford. r ?Uar I - appeared for the prosecutor.-Joseph Phillips said he was salesman for Mr. Quarrell. On the 15th A °f? S1 ° t0 t0 Mr Whitwell's premises Lank-street and he saw a ...
... Waterloo Street on the 7th inst., and he was fined rid. and 9s. 6d. costs. Police-constable Wheaver proved the case. — Joseph Phillip+, timber dealer, Hanbury Wood End, was charged with leaving his timber drug on the highway at Draycott-in-the.Clay, a ...
... (vicechairman), Mesbrs. A. D. Hindley, Samuel Pickard, E. Fox, James Bennett, Charles Stapleton. R. Crawshaw, B. Whittaker, Joseph Phillips, Wm. Smith (Batley), John Walker, and Samuel Rayner. RATIFICATION OF DR. WATTS' APPOINTMENT AS MEDICAL. OFFICER. Mr. CARR ...
... (viceebinsia) A. D. ilindley, Samuel Pickard, Capt. To; Janis Bennett, Charles Stapleton, It. Crestview, B. Wbittshar, Joseph Phillips, William Smith, (Batley) Waist. sad Rayner. WATTS' AR MIDICAL OTTICLL Mr. CARR, the clerk, teed a letter from the Poor ...
... 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 ...