... To the Editor of the Cornwall Boyal Gazette. tarn. If vv believe tlir _- 1 nt a ment. lata ly put ffirlh In the Times, tl c days of Londoners an? well nigh nutnbere-*. Trip Thames, from Richmond to Ciravesecd,-* berominca vast ri servoirof tni.lari-.ncli 8s r.o liainu being . ill be ahle to bra a the and lire. No less than 115,608 tons of pes- rilentlal filth are poured daily Into the Thames; ...

... BANKRUPTS. John Hatt, High-street, Croydon , confectioner. Frederick King, Brighton, perfumer. Edward Morgan* Portman-market, Edgewart-road, licensed-victualler. ••_ Charles Green, Spalding, Lincolnshire, scrivener. Bawd H ...

... Tbis interesting and time-honoured ceremony took place on Tuesday, when the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors, with their friends mustered very largely. Tbe last occasion of renewing the bounds was on the 10th of July, 1867, so that rather better than six years have elapsed since the corporate body assembled in all its majesty and pomp to claim its ancient rights — rights which at one time were ...

... »• What can we do to attract? What novelty is there that's 6ure to draw ? are queries that many a committee bent on raising a pile of gold for some pet scheme has beea puzzled to answer. Those who have had any experi- ence will appreciate the immense advantage of a novelty for ■** doing a big trade, and lucky is the committee that can introduce something into the town or city in which its ...