... ?? ANTED Immediately, an APPREN- ' \f TICK to a SURGEON, APOTHE- !, A CARD ' f-ADIES' HEAD-DRESSES, ice. BfC. f 1 - R. BALL, from Mr. Wink's, Maddox- JToStreet, Hanover-square, London, respect- fully lx-g» io inform the Nobility and Gentry of Cornwall, that he shall attend at Bodmin, -iirin; the ensuing Races. — All Orders early ?? to him at the Post-OJfice of that Town, will receive ...

... The return of the Conservative candidate on Thursday the 20th inst. was celebrated by a dinner ou the same day, at Bodmin. We were unable, of course, to publish any account ofthe speeches at the dinner table, in our last nnmber ; but, to comply with the wishes of many of our readers, we offer, even thus late, a report which bas been kindly furnished by a friend. The Dinner took place in tbe ...

... The Sessions were opened at Bodmin, on Tuesday, be. fore the following Magistrates j— J. K. Lbthbwdqx, Esq: Chairman. Sir VV.L. S. Trelawny. Bart. Capt. Collins, R.N. Sir J. S. G. Sawle. Bart. Capt. Hext, R.N. J. H. Tremayne. Esq. Dr. Clements. E. WW. Pendarves, Esq. m.i*i Rev. W. Molesworth. J. Paynter, Esq. Rev. T. Pascoe. F. Rodd, Esq. Rev. R. G. Grylls. C. B. G. Sawle, Esq. Rev. N. Kendall ...