... his Cellar is well stock- ed with superior GINGER, ORANGE, and RASPBERRY WINES, equalled in quality by few, and surpassed by none, and which he b charging the lowest possible prices: they are bought from thb fibst Makers in the Kingdom, and he earnestly and re- spectfully solicits a trial, prom all who value a BBALLT fixe GINGER, ORANGE, ana RASPBERRY WINE. Quantities of not h»s than one dozen ...

... considered neces- sary to devisesome means of meeting the demands upon the Society, and of enabling it to support its present po- sition of usefulness, it was Resolved, that dnring the Summer of this year, the exact time to be hereafter fixed, A BAZAAR Should be Held in the Hall of the Institntion. Contributions in any form are solicited from the friends of the Society, in aid of this object. ...

... from her last place. Apply to the Editor of the Cornwall Gazette. January 15th, 1844. N OTIC 2 rpHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of X the Trustees of the St. Austell and Lost- | wlthiel District of Turnpike Roads, and of the Bodmin and Roche District of Turnpike Roads, will be held at Hie PAck Horse Inn, in St. Blazey, on Saturday the Third day of February, 1844, between the hours of Eleven in ...

... good character from her last alace Apply to the Editor of the Con.v wall Aazstte January 15tb, 1844. ./'Helston Grammar School. rpHE SCHOOL will be Re-opened on Tuesday X the 30th inst. . C. A. JOHNS, 8.A.. ?? January IQtb, 1844. Head Master. y KOTICB. rpHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of A the Trustees of the St. Austell and Lost- witinel District of Turnpike Roads, and of the ■ Bodmin and Roche ...