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... a best black suit. He is deserving of special mention for hia pluck. Tbe interment of the late wife (Mary Ann) of Captain Ripper, of Mount Charles, took place on Sunday at the cemetery. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Breen, Charleatown ...
... g and clearing up the levels for inspection. On Monday last week operations were commenced under the direction of Captain Ripper. Ven- tonwin, to the west of Commerce, with the Great Hewas lodes traversing the set, has been inspected by Mr. Josiah Thomas ...
... pistols, glitter of knives, men and women carried to the hospitals, and corpees found in back Not since the time of *‘ Jack the Ripper,” whose doiags sent a thrill of horror throughout the kingdom, bas the been so paralised. The more timid of the inhabitants ...
... Palmer ton PoPFSRWeu— St tell Sept I of W B Popperwtll of daughter Constantine Sept 3 wife W G Rtahleigh of daughter RIPPER— 4 the wife W Ripper of SOLOHOR— St Columb-road Sept S the of Mr J Solomon daughter Traour— 10 J Teegae ef eon Warms— Farm Atbton Breage ...
... Broed-stiwet Truro, Jen. 15. Marie, relict Wra Swfft architect end surveyor, aged 6;.— Punorel Friday. 10 p.m. THOMAS—At Bar ripper. Jen. I. John Thomas, THOMAS—At Church town, St. Buryso. Jen. 11. Joseph Herbert (Bertie), eon of Mr. Joseph Thomas, aged ...
... declare to the best thing its kind they have seen. The inventors and patentees are Messrs. W. J. Pearce and J. Pearce (of Bar ripper, near Camborne), J. P. Pearce, and J. Frank .Vivian. It has been registered for all rtetTouL* * ni,nln * peart ions are ear- ...
... not i rounding the first mark, but the rowing rum and swimming aroused much enthusiasm- | Results:—Crabbing to* ** open—L Ripper, W. Arthur; 2, Jubilee, Corin', 5, Mttabele, J. stebpena. Boats with csntre-keels-1, Matabclc, J. Stephens; 2, Jubilee, Conn ...
... Rev. H. Wright was the preacher. Tennysonian lecture wee given on Tuesday evening by Mr. Wright. John, eldest son of Mr .W. Ripper, of Ulogan Highway, who returned from the West Coast of Africa a few weeks ago, through illnets, ha« died si Redruth, leaving ...
... Blackwater, Oct. 7, Joseph Rickard, aged 40. Rowk.—At Mylor, Oct. 2, Sarah J. Rowe, aged 47. RipreR.—At Redruth, Oct. 4, John Ripper, aged 33. RoBERTS —At Lowertown, near Helston, Uct. 9, Mary Ann, widow of Peter Roberts. aged 79. UREN.—At Rye. Sussex, Sep ...
... Penryn, Oct. 7, Ricardo Thomas Trelea:e, son of Thomas Moore, ROWE.—At “Mylor, Oct. 2, 4. Rowe, aged 47. Ripper.- At Redruth, Oct. 4, John Ripper, aged 33. ROBERTS —At Lowertown, near Helston, 9, Mary Ann, widow of Peter Roberts. 7 UREN.—At Rye. sussex ...
... RObARTS-At Lowsrtoo. near Helstoo. Oct R Mary Ann. widow of the late Pater Roberta. Mylor. Oct Sarah J. Rowe, aged RIPPER-At Redruth. Oot «. John Ripper, aged 3*. U REN—At Rye. Sussex. Soot Mr. Komae Dreu tformorly Peoryn. sod Brother of Mr- R. Drau). vffSjt At ...
... Stick, Mre. Kingdon, Mre. J. Prime, Mrs. 8, Bennett, and Mies N. Clemes. —Snowball — Miss Northey, and Miss E. Leigh. Sweet N. Ripper, OC. Bowden, Reynolds, rick, N. I Mr. J. P Mrs. W. Treth Mrs. W. Inch, Blewitt, Hooper dee J. Pearce, Hore.—There was music ...