... PRESENTATION of a SPLENDID SILVER VASE ro 11. M. GRYLLS, Esq. Notwithstanding the rpcent decision in the f.,iM- of Wheal Vor Mines, a strong sense of the extensive benefits conferred on the resident population by H. It. Grylls, Esq. of Helston, lias been gratefully preserved, lt was remem- bered that through his exertions hundreds of families had been supported during a very trvinff period, ...

... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1836. Our readers will find, in our present number, an ample report of the proceedings, of the GREAT CONSERVATIVE MEETING, held in this town on Friday last ; and to that report we refer them, with unspeakable pride and pleasure. It speaks for itself: and before we add any observations in this place, we shall wait for what the Radicals may think proper to say concerning it. ...

... Orders have been received for 353 marines to hold themselves in readiness for embarkation, it is supposed to join the squadron al Lisbon. Captain W. Morgan is appointed Inspecting Commander of lhe Coast Guard of this district. Kear- Admiral Sir F. L. Maitland, K. C. B. is appointed Superintendent of the Dock Yard at Portsmouth— .Mr. William Hatch, late gunner's- mate of the Prince Regent and ...

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... DarSAT or the Dissenters. —-On Friday morning last, the annual meeting of the parishioners Bt. 'Marys. Truro, was held the Vestry-room, and subsequently adjourned, consequence the large number of present, to St. Sunday Schoolroom. The Rev. E. presided. The proceedings were, during the earlier part the meeting, of noisv, irregular kind; and expression was given to much acrimonious feeling, and ...

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... n/TLL submit to SALE PUBLIC AUCTION, at the house kept Parkvn, Newquay, TUEsD VY, the Nineteenth of February next, atone oMock in the afternoon precisely, (unless previously disposed Private Contract, which due notice will he given,) Eleven remaining Lots of the TO W A N Situate at Newquay aforesaid, Amongst which are Hawley’s Trenance Tenement, Le' enver’s Tenement, L.iii I in Came, &c., &c. ...

... Tbe Commissioners, Messrs. Roseoe and Rushton commenced their inquiry at Bodmin. on Saturday last. At eleven o'clock they pro- ceeded to the Guildhall and the commission hav- ing been read the senior Commissioner (Mr. Roseoe) after explaining the object of the com- mission, stated that every oppdi Unity would be given to the inhabitants lo inquire into the state and funds of the Corporation, ...

... . VERY fine BA Y .A MARE Dactyl, six years old about bands high with good bone fit; either for Saddle or Harness. has never done any work—Price .I*4o. A BLACK COB, four years old. about 14 hands high, a very good hack, fit for a fonr wheel Phaeton, or to carry a Lady, being perfectly gentle and safe—Price Twenty Guineas. Apply to John Jeffery Mabe, near Henryn. Falmouth, June 27, 1837. Herald, ...

... The following it the number of Stamp) issued to tie different in Cornwall and Deeontkire, from December IK, 1837, to March 31K, 1838, four months :— ramontb Express, from January 6th,\ three month* only^ West Briton.. Cornwall Royal Gazette. . Falmouth Packet Woolmer’s Exeter Gazette.. Western Times .. .. Trewman’s Flying Post. Western Luminary. .. Devonshire Chronicle.. Devonporl Telegraph.. ...

... I /TO SOLD TENDEK, West ot X2ngland Conservative Published in Ph/mnuth, Wednesday Morn- imjs Weekly: v. itli the Printing Press,Types, and other Printing Materials, belonging thereto, and which arc entirely new and condition. This Paper was established hy a Company of Lpotlemcn, about live months since, has most tensive circulation, is patronized most of influential Conservative Noblemen and ...

... These Sessions commenced at Truro, on Tues- day last. The following Magistrates were. on the Bench : — \. John llearle Trkmavne, Esq., Chairman, R. VV. W. Pendarves, Esq. M. P.. S.T.SpTy, Esq. M. P., Edward Collins, F. IL R«dd, G W. F. Gregor, J. E. Vivian. G. S. Borlase, C. W. Pophatn, John Borlase. Barrington Rey- nolds. P. V. Rooiiison. Humphry .YVillyams, R. G. Bennett. Richard Johns. ...