... Kathleen Bishop, Dorothy Hooper, Ada Batten, Betty Smith, Carrie Whitaker. Winifred Allwood. Grado 3.—Alice Boase, Emily Harris, Alison Hodge. Catherine Jennings, Hilda Mahoney> Chrisfcabel Micholl, Irene Tonkin, Ada Batte' Phyllis Boase, Dorothy Chown ...

... Bethnal-green. London. Maria Courim*. formerly Maria Harding, of Padstow, age 50. Duudin.—April 26. Green Bank-terrace, Falmouth, Ada Jane Durdln. aged 39. , Evkrest.- On Easter Monday, Plymouth. Anna Sophia, wife of the v. W. F Everest, formerly Bodmin. G hex ...

... range; no sigbters; 10 competitors. The following wore the chief scores 500 600 Tl. Private G. R. George 18 19 13 50 „ F. Micholl 17 16 15 L. Tamblyn 16 14 12 42 .. W. A. Bawdcn 14 14 11 39 „ Pypcr 16 4 W. S. Penberthy 18 0 30 Miss Fanny Moody’s London ...

... Blackwater; Cbtisaia Harris, Camborne C.; Sara A. Jeffery. Wall; Louie Knuckcy, Elizabeth A. Opio. .Stythians; Ethel May Pryor; Ada Peters. Lanner; Winnie Rogers, Basset Road; Julia Olive Sara, Cusgarno; Millie Trevithick. Troon; Olive L. Tippett, Trewirgie; ...

... presented by Mr. W. H. Keen.-l, Miss E. C. Kelynack, Penzance; 2, Miss Ada Brown, Penzance, d, Miss N. Wakefield, Penzance. , . Obstacle race, lst prize, salad bowl, presented Mr. W. B. Micholl; 2nd, biscuit barrel, presented Mr. E. Lawrv; 3rd, tray, presented ...

... Laity, A.H. R. S. Richards, F. Trovasku, J. A. re- Mowti, John Rowe. 11. d»°dow. Den Pearce, J. E, Hallo, K. J- Allen, S Micholl T. Treloar, C. Vlattkows Po' Lawrr, Rd. Williams, Mat. Trewhclla. ■ . Hollow, Wm. Caro, with the Clerk (Mi y H. Cornish), ...

... tli© mest ferocious marine eroaturoK narrowly escaping with hie life, if yon to the Philharmonic Hall, said Mr. Edward Micholl. Lelont, who had preceded me. ‘you will find yourself th? South Pole without getting cold. True; and without slipping info ...

... silver salad bowl and servers; Miss Hamlyn, silver buttonhook and lift ; Mrs. Williams. Ludgvan, silver salts; Muss Edith Micholl. silver jam dish; Mr, and Mrs. cruet; Mr. and Mrs. Richards, silver spoons and tongs; Mr. King London, case de.-vsert knives ...

... of useful articles, which included mineral case lent by Mr. Peters, and also an oil painting and water-colour pictures Mr. Micholl, likewise night dress case, French China, Ac., presented Mrs. Bevan. This stall was presided over by tho district visitors ...

... is tho Rev. Thomas Darlington, Wesleyan minister, and tho vice-presidents tho Rev. J. Fonlger, Messrs U. N. Thomas and S. Micholl, was opened in the Public Hall, Easter Monday, by Mr 'V. Husband, C.E., assisted by the president. The proposal hold an exhibition ...

... Pennington, Trounson, Johns, Quick, H. Mitchell, Connor, Ada Richards (2. ) . „ Axto3 —Tho Misses Trevithick. Bnmwell, Mitchell, Thomas, Dunning, and Millott, Messrs. Berryman aud * jU PBv*,. 1( Missoa Micholl, Couch, Higgs, Williams, and Higgs. Tknobs.—•Messrs ...

... K™’. ciay: J !i.%?erlby th P gre^tsUonj^ very creditably gave from Shakesppare 3 helped the Intel- Henry V. »ot H. Tho Eoae ada i.>ctnal gratification of ao many people. (Applause.) I Messrs. A. H. Laity was very well song. J it te it that Mr. Sampson’s ...