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... one corner, and now into another, tossing and into a fever, until some kind friend tells him thaflie can only make himself comfortable by getting out hoped that some such friend pitying the of the ministry would soon advise it get rid of its feverish feelings ...
... Messrs. Boase, Grenfell and Co. BEG to announce to their Friends and the Public, that they have made arrangements for merging their Banking Business in that of the Western District Banking Company for Devon and Cornwall — that they have be- come Partners ...
... TO THE MOSZZiZTT A 2.8 GEN- TRY OF CORNWALL. 4/yOUNG CLBRGYMAN of tbe Univer- im. sity of Oxford is desirons of taking One or Two Young GENTLEMEN', with a view either to prepare them for Coll. gp, or to Gnisb tbeir Classical Education previous to tlieir ...
... PROFESSION. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED as an APPRENTICE to a SURGEON, a respectable well educa- ted YOUTH, who will have every opportu- nity of obtaining a thorough knowledge of his profession. His comforts and morals will be strictly attended to ...
... ' D;led Detentber 30, 1835. * j A, General Statement of tne PENIANCB SAVINGS BiLXS. for tbe _^ TTear endlngr the 20th Hovember, 1839. r - |jr The Trustees of the Penzance Savings Bank. Cr. v Charge. DistHAara. To balance due on the 20th Nov.,) . By principal ...
... i/ of General Statement of *HE PSXZAN3E SAVINGS' BANK. FOR THB YEAR ENDING THE 20th OF NOVEMBER, 1831. I>r. Tub TRUSTEES ar tub PENZANCE SAVINGS' BANK. Cr. ?? M|62 - Q By Principal and Interest paid to > ?? . _ v ?? 38,e8 7 ° d^erttoV. within the ?? { ...
... DI SEASES OT TKE EYE. ?? BOUKINGHAI,, FE-UWS, and ?? KIHKNESS, Surgeons, ii KG io state, in reference to a certain report B to the contrary, which has of late been io this Neighbourhood, tbat tbey SZm Practice in all DISEASES of tbe SE a«d > ...
... UTEW DARKEST IST W, I FALMOUTH. JOHN BRIMACOMRE, BEGS to return bis grateful acknowledg- ments to his numerous Friends who have honoured him with their favors for the last ten years, since his entering on the above Estab- lishment, and to inform them ...
... ELIGIBLEBUSINESS. -TpO^E DI*SpOSrSO OF, a most advaa-- ■J. ...
... exerted herself in a most praiseworthy manner in endeavouring to save her husband's life. The deceased was interred on Monday at Redruth attended by a great concourse of relatives and friends. At Fowey, on Sunday last, Mr. Stribley, aged 79 years, having ...
... to Master Master Samuel Moyl J. 11. M. Treweek. t After the prises hai returned thanks to friends who h»d v> k truce am! sopport. TTMiife t the same zrof the youths comtr.i aatisftciion the p w ishing Ids pupils four week’s vacation. Scittr Islands.— weeks ...
... Bequest of £10,000 to the Blind Asylum.— Bosanquetx. Goren.— This was a suit for trying the validity of the last codicil to the will of the late Mrs. Susannah Curtis, who died worth .£15,000. The deceased gave at first £ 1 00 to the Asylum for the Indi- ...