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... (sons) Mr and Mrs Reginald Dclbridge (cousins) Cqppin W Ripper R Afay J May (friends) There were also present Messrs F Penna E Thomas E D Whiting Pascoe S Toms J Kempthorne jun Af Penna E Ripper P Solomon Solomon V J Bnscombe P Pascoe Wills W Philp R ...
... was still a conscienti- objector, and was doing farm work in Scot- . — ers were in mines an The appeal was dismissed.—Mrs. Ripper : This meang the breaking up of my home. A Belgian’s Refusal. of Trelessick Farm In the appeal of Mr. B. Pearce, 28, married ...
... J Sanders Oerrnna J A Peter N J Whitford F J Tippett I G Trevartha H Rule J Hard J Smith W Plint J (' Timmins C C Nicholls Ripper J Loam S C II J W Tresidder F P W J J J Brown sen jun R P Williams Oliver W R Nicholls T nnd Collins T sen jun Tresidder Pryor ...
... evening, Mr. Dunstan played the Dead March in “Saul” one on the organ as a token of respect for the memory of the late Mr. Ripper, who was organist there. Accpent.—Mr. J. Faulkner, whose wife an family reside’ at Belle Vue. building at New York on ruth ...
... Church. The Rev. F. Moody presided at a public meeting, when addresses were given by the Rev. H. Wilson U.M.C.). and Mr. W. J. Ripper (Wesleyan). Collections taken at the service and along the route of the procession on behalf Redruth Hospital amounted to ...
... John Mrs J Jenkin Philip Mrs Ripper Mary of Magdala Miss N Thomas Mary mother of John Mrs E Nicholas Simon Peter’s wife Miss E Thomas the Master's Voice Mr J Jenkin Vocal solos duets and recita-ii? by H Thomas J Jenkin H Ripper and E Miss N Thomas Mrs T ...
... meet- were B mimon. isnes race netan, Amelia Martin, dust Andrew, Bessie , Beard, Janie B. A rs. Edwin C. ames Tozer, Wm James Ripper, Wm, John Tozer, and Nicholas r ames presided at the har- Monium Commrrrer.—At a meeting of the Education Committee on Monday ...
... Phillips, Opie, Polglaze, Rogers, W. Dunstan. Miss H. Peters (Stithian:), Messrs. Halls, W. J. Tre hileock. N. Peters. J. Ripper. were Messrs. F. Job (Lanner), Others present W. (Gevorrow), T C J Hancock, J. Gribble, T Veale. jun.. S. J. Odgers. T. H ...
... Pascoe niece) Mr E Pascoe-and Misb W Rowland niece) Mr H Tonkin Miss G Rowland (nephew and niece) and Mre E Kosevear Mr W Ripper Mrs R Delbridge (friend) There were present R H Richards Jas Menadue Eddy P Westcott V Edward Pascoe P J Burt J Richard Perry ...
... enamel pans stools pails strainer Tools Grinding iron bars shovels picks several dogging diggers crosscut saw files horse rippers tree markers 66ft Gentleman’s in condition Dressing tahlo of chairs small small table kitchen in working order 'kitchen largo ...
... Cock C G Paul J VV T J I’ A Blewett R Messrs H J Ltd Mlis AV HARVEY of Mrs Mr Harvey per Clmrch Canon J Sims ojtficiating nnd ripper Church Mr W Harvey Mrs P Arthur M Harvey Mr J R Messrs J Rickard 8 Messrs P Pethsrick ll Mrs A Mr J O inclnded her J Treloar ...
... Simmon Misses Grace M Amelia Martin, Annie Andrew, Bessie ard, Janie Andrew. Messrs. Edwin C. fstan, James over, Wm. James Ripper, ames Opie, Wm, John Tozer, and Nicholas r. James Opie presided at the har- FALMOUTH. | a meeting of the Pamou th Education ...