... DUES. PERQUI- SITES, and PROFITS of and belonging to the Pier and Harbour at St. Michael's Mount, iv Cvirnwall. The Taker will be required to provide sureties for lhe performance of the Contract.and to pay the rent by monthly instalments one month in advance. For particular* application may be made to the Manor Office. St. Auuyu Street, Devonport, or to Messrs. Grylls and Hill, Soliatitors. ...

... the Agent, R. M. HERBERT, Grocer, Truro, at a.ix shillings per gallon. Great Barg-_i___ for ?? money. y 8. LEMON-STREET. TRURO. AT AND USDER PRIME COST. ■ HARRIS respectfully acquaints the Nobi- I • lity, Gentry, and Public, that in consequence f intended alieration on bis Premises, he is now ieliing out, at very reduced prices, all his well-as- irted aud extensive iTOCft-IK-TRIDE. omprisinc ...

... PERQUI- SITES, and PROFITS of and belonging to the Pier and Harbour at St. Michael's Mount, in Cornwall. . . . The Taker will be required to provide sureties tor the performance of the Coutract.aud to pay the rent by monthly instalments one month in advance. For particulars application may be made to the Manor Office. St. Aubyn Street, Devonport, or to Messrs. Grylls and Hill. Solicitors, ...

... •-_ 600 Faggots of Wood. ««fc mo BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, at Jgg|| 1 KILLEOW, iv the Parish of Kea, ?? Truro, in the County of Cornwall, jg-igga^on Thursday, the 6th day of January, 1 84__, stvo i ?? in the Afternoon, 30 OAK. TBESS, With their Tops aad Bwrh, in 8 Lots, 7 ELM. lo ASH, il BEECH, 48 FIR, and 10 SYCAMORE TREES ; ahout 25 dozen ASH, BEECH, and FIR POLES, and 600 faggots of WOOD. An ...

... Charge agreed to be paid in lieu of Tithes in the Parish of V MANACCAN. in the County of Confwall, and the Map of the said Parish, have beeu/deposited at the Fighting Cocks Inn, in the Chunth-town of the said Parish, for the inspection of fl persons interested in the Lands or Tithes of thesaid Parish. And notice is hereby further given, that pursuant to the Act for Commufi^ion of Tithes, a ...

... such others as may be joined herewith, having been placed in the hands of J. i. Bickerleg, Esq. of St. Agnes, all communica- ious relative thereto are requested to be addressed i> him. Dated this 15th September, 1841. ALFRED MEW, Secretary of the Committee of Wheal Perran Adventurers. 25. idler's Sell and Crown Tavern and X Hotel, Holborn. London. | TO RAIL ROAD PASSENGERS. V. EIDLES RETURNS ...

... Parliament, I presumed to ex- press my reliance upon your spirit and your pa- triotism, to assist me in obtaining at least one repre- sentative for the Conservatives of West Cornwall. I felt convinced that at the approaching Election you would mark your opinion of an administration, which had not only disregarded every principle of good and honest Government ; bnt had for its own purposes ...

... M A N, he must be fully ■nutii.ited with the General rudiments of Education Erl be of unexceptionable character. Salary £15 Kear with board, lodging and washing. L a careful steady wlman as NURSE, between Sand 40 years of ace, who can read and write. m ry 4*lo a year with hoard, lodging.and washing. Klso wanted a Female Servant to superintend the ■naa-eraeut of the I-Jtchen or upper servant ...

... desirous of employment. He has been for several years employed is Parish Surveys ; can give satis- i .■•torv testimonials as to character and ability, from l,j s i__st employers. — Address free to G. C, 116, Fore-street, City, London. MOST ELIGIBLE Shop ?? Premises to be X_e t . TO BE LET by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with immediate possession, all those newly -built SHOP and PREMISES, together with a ...

... PEN- TREATH, RICHARD THOMAS PEN- TREATH, ANN WOODIS LUKE, SARAH LUKE, and ELIZA LUKE, io the trades or busi- nesses of Common Brewers and Maltsters, in the town of Penzance, in the County of Cornwall, under the firm of LUKE, PENTREATH and COM- PANY, and in the trade or business of Dealers in Foreiirn and British Spirits, in the said town of Penzance? under the 'fins of « RICHARD THOMAS ...

... the representation of West Cornwall, without fear of being subjected to the charge of unbecoming presumption, or of unwarrantably attempting to dis turb the peace of the County. The fate of a Government to which it would be difficult to apply any known denomination, and which has clung to power in a manner altogether foreign to the British Constitution, has now been sealed ; and its downfall ...

... held »v Wednesday, the 22nd of September iust. Tbe Rev. EDWARD TIPPET, M. A., Preacher* M UOR POLWHELE, 1 StewardB> W. B. FORFAR. Eft*.. \ s > te,lB^l,, • Divine Servii-e will commence at a half part Ten. after which the Boys will recite in the Upper Room of the National Schools. The School Meeting Ball will take place at the Angel Inn, on Thursday the 23rd. , NOTICE. IHKE NOTICE, That the ...