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... Married . At. St. Keverne last week, Mr. John Barker to Miss Jane Richards. — Also Mr. William Johns, of Cury, to Miss Mary Trounson of St. Keverne. At Lanivet on .Monday ;se.'nuight, Mr. Walter Hick to Miss Ann Mellow, both of that parish. At Stoke last ...
... Minglers. to Johanna, third daughter of Alex- ander Skewes, Esq. of Chenhall House. At Mawgun, in Meneage, on Monday, Mr. Trounson. of St. Ives, schoolmaster, to Miss Eliza Harris, ofthe former place. At Bodmin, on Monday, Mr. Josiah Spry, draper, of ...
... the Rev. Henry Budd, Rector of White Rothing, Essex, and grand daughter of General Hall, of the Plantation, Yorkshire. At St. Mary's Chapel, Penzance, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Shortlands, Mr. R. J. Hosking, to Eliza, 2nd daughter of the late Mr ...
... John Osborne, aged 85. And on Saturday, Mary May, aged 87. At Penzance, on the 10th inst., the wife of Mr. Nicholas Wool- cock, aged 32 years. At Penzance, on the 14th instant, the infant daughter of Mr. Trounson. At Phillack, on Friday, Mr. Thomas Ellis ...
... —Also, Mrs. Amelia, Richards, of son. Married on Tuesday last, by the Rev. G. J. Cornish, Henry Laity, Esq. St. Erth, to Miss Mary Francis, of the above parish. Laat week, at Helston. John Moyle, Esq., of Chacewatcr, to Harriet, youngest daughter of Mr. ...
... Lady- day, from his farm tenants. Archdeacon's Visitation. ? The Venerable Archdeacon Ph illpotts held his visitation at St. Mary's, Truro, for the dean- eries of Powder and Pydar, on Thursday (this day). Prayers were read by the Rev. W. W. Harvey, and ...
... Swansea W Mary General Fauvel from Cornwall Aden the Mary Elisabeth and the Woodcock Jones from Poole Sailed Enchantress Easenhigh for Antwerp Caroline Brindlejohn St Maloea Dapper Meek Jersey Golden Spring Berwick-upon-Tweed Cornucopia Susan for Mary Hawkey ...
... ran down and sunk the brigantine Mary. The Panama, of London, of 477 tons register, Capt. Alexander Watt, bound from London to Port Phili|>, with emigrants, left Plymouth on Monday, the 21st of May, and the brigantine Mary,-p. Port Madoc, 140 tons bur- ...
... Ton London January 20th 1845 We hereby certify Mary Nixon’s” cargo Guano to Mr W E Rendle Plymouth and annex Andrew Ure’s analysis of (Signed) ANTHONY GIBBS SONS Report of sample of Guano imported in Mary Nixon” by Anthony Gibbs and Sons This sample is ...
... built HOUSES, now in the occupation of J.'Trounson and others. Lot o.â Four other newly built HOUSES, id the occupation of' John Tonkin and other*. Lot 7 â A small DWELLI KG HOUSE, in the occupation of Mary -Murray. I.oT S-B-Tlie Reversion and Fee ...
... Richard of Macclesfield limber merchant James l)an of Earl’s-Colue dealer and chapman Thomas of Southwark shoe maker James Mary-le-Bone wine-merchant John Parratt Enfield smith Robert Tod-tiianof Wood-Street Wm Harris esq Mrs Harris Mr Fraiicis Pascoe ...
... instant Mr Thomas Trounson of Bridge to Elizabeth Lavrrance of in the parish of Mullion St Just Pen with on Saturday last Mr Edmund Trembath to Miss Johanna Curtis At Tavistock on the 13th instant Mr John Walters of Lifton to Miss Mary Dawe of the former ...