... commence at the PRINCE'S HALL, Truro, [ on SATURDAY, the \7th day of July next. The Court will sit on the first day at Twelve ?? at Noon, and on every other day at Ten in the Forenoon precisely. The Vice-Warden will, on the first day of Ac Sittings, take motions in Equity and consent causes ; on the second and every other day until disposed of, Small Debts and Nisi Prius Cases .- after which ...

... the jlic in general, for the very liberal and kind Pa- ■age with which he has so long been honoured, ! respectfully informs them, that iv order to p pace with the times, and still to deserve their inguis bed preference, he has engaged Mr. 8. CARVOSSO, (From Whippy't, London,) superintend his Business, whose recent experi- i in London, will enable him to introduce all the improvements in the ...

... the SCHOOLS at BREAGE near Helston. Application to be made to the Rev. John Peerv, pirage Vicarage, Helston. Helston, May 5, 1841. «I T ANTEBTby a Gentleman at Helston, a steady TT active MAN as GARDENER. He must be fotrpetfjit to undertake the management of a Kitchen and Flour Garden, and be a good mower of ?r .s8- Applications (if by letter post paid) stating t, c wages expected, and a ...

... Trill commence at the PRINCE'S HALL, Truro, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of January, 1542. The Court will sit on the first day at Twelve ©' ...

... 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 ...

... STOCK of tbia Establishment, at a y tT v considerable reduction of prices. The old-established and well-known BUSINESS i al-o to be DISPOSED OF, with immediate pos- gession of the HOUSE and SHOP, which may be taken for a term of years. The Stock consists of a general assortment of Linen and Woollen Drapery, HOSIERY, and HABERDASHERY, Feathers, j .-..ther Bedding, Mattrasses, &c, with the best ...

... neces-ary to advise the Queen t Parliament, and to take tbe Sense of th ountrv on tbe Measures which they have failed b ?? Je tbe House of Commons to adopt. I must, therefore, no longer postpone tbe declare oa of n»J intention to solicit a renewal of the con dence which you placed in oie four years ago, ant f my determination to enable you again to reeon cur rotes in my favour . I bare every ...

... will _T LET by AUCTION, to the best bidder, at TvAf k's Hotel, in Camborne, on Thursday, the lth day of November next, between the hours of 'en and Two, in the mannei directed by an Act ju-sed in the 3rd year of the Reign of his late Ma- ■ty George the 4th, for Regulating Turupike toads ; which Tolls the last year let at the under- leutioned Sums, for Eleven Months ; and will be et for a term ...

... representation of West Cornwall, without fear of being subjected to the charge of unbecoming presumption, or of unwarrantably attempting to die- 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 is ...

... 2jo to 330 -yards of Connecting Rods, 20 fa- ?? Pumps, Capstan and Rope, &c. forties having such to dispose pf, are r^jueated Lrward a specification of tbem. stating age, con- '° £._ price, and situation, addressed A. 8., care of hi £-'-*«-• j.po.ry I9tb, 1841. -~ EStITXSH lOKTIHE. aTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Ho- \ noorable Robert Campbell Scarlett, one of the Jj-tfrs of the Court of ...

... 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 ...