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... denote quality of nmeat, they were acknowledged to be of great excellence. We were glad again to see the name of Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, attached t a line prize beast exhibited by Mr. Daniel Faulkner, wbhbh was gealy admired. The above were ...
... nosislation of the President, were enrolled meosbers of the Club :-Mr. Robert Ilowaqe, of Ock-strect, Abingdon ; Air. Joseph Phillips, o Ardington ; and M1r. J. Turrill, of Appleford. DltriNG SHEEP. Mr. ;Mrmi introduced the subject of whtichl ie lhad pre- ...
... of Fawler, ill his usual style; we alaso noticed the superior quality in the pens of Messrs. Inipson, Brown, .John and Joseph Phillips, William Edumonds, Rev. F. Collins, B. Castle, George Stone, and others, too numerous to ncntiai ; prices varied for sheep ...
... GLOUCESTEn.-Admington, Thomas Purser; Bats- ferd, Stephen Clark; Cainpiden, John Franklin 1iiron anl Wmin. Stanley; Clopton, Joseph Phillips; Ebrington, Beni. Fletcher; Hidcote, Richard Careless; Lemington, Wm. Davis; Mickleton1 RichardCarcless; Moreton-in-Marshl ...
... ABINGDON, FEB. 7. ?? ?? Atr Ronnsua.-As Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Arding- I 'ton, was returning honie oh horseback from Abingdon mnarket, ';on Mlonday.night last, he was suddenly pounced Upon by two ruffians, between Milton 1illdid'1POwdstock, one of whom ...
... months' hard a labour. e BOURTON-ONT-THE-WATE3R. r DIED.-UCt. 10th, at Bourton-on-the-Water, Frank, s eldest son of Mr. Joseph Phillips, engineer, aged 26.- Oct. 17, at the Cottage Hospital, Bourton-on-the- Water, Moses Fardon, of IKineton, eged 6S. 1 ADDaEss ...
... mani-' fested in the 'village' on Thursday 'week.' at the. death of Miss Maud Phillips, aged A5 youngeat dlaughter of Mr.; Joseph Phillips. She-had' been sebitusly ill for three weeksr but i -few days pre- rvious to her death an imroveme taadkseui place and ...
... on the 3rd ilst. at the village of Bleckwell, Being old offeiiders, they were committed for 14 days' hard labour each, Joseph Phillips, of Brailes, was charged with being drunk and inc-apable at the village of Whicbford on theI 11th inst. [ He pleaded guilt' ...
... Morrell, Esqi, a day's coursing took place on Thursday at Culham, Mr. Fawset officiating as Judge; Messrs. John Hutt and Joseph Phillips handling the Blips; while the duties of slip and flag-stewards were efficiently carried out by Messrs. Jos. Hutt, Rowles ...
... Dealers who attend Wantage market, The Town to and Trade of Wantage, 'The gTraers,' coupled with the . name of Mr. Joseph Phillips Mr. Stone, the squire of a the parish, Mr. Reeves, a supporter of Wvantage its market, and The Ladies ; all of ...
... Bath, and Chippenham ; two remarkably line heifers, fed by Mr. J. Greenaway, of Radley four superior oxen, fed by Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Ardington; six very fine beifers, fed by the same g entlean, and one by J. S. Phillips, Esq. of Culham House; tour ...
... o'clock oen the 27th of July lie saw the prisoner come out of staircase No. 7, in the cloisters, with a pea coat on * Joseph Phillips and another young manl also saw him, and Phillips said ise thotulght the coat looked like Mr. Fletcher's. Writness went ...