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... To th* Editor qf th* Cornwall Gazette. Si ». Place, Feb. 24th, 1847. The Chancellor at tha Exchequer having in hia budget omitted to encourage the increase of the slave- produced Copper Orea, by wresting from the poor Cor- nish miner tbe small protection, which, daring the swamping rf tbe Cornish Mines, by the glat of Foreign Ores, hss alone saved hiss from the anion ; Mr. Manta £££*? .fTf ...
... [ These Session- opened oa Tuesdsy last, at Bodmin, before the following magistrates :— , J. K. Lbthbridob, Esq., chairman, . Sir W. L. 8. Trelawn v, Bart. F. J. H ext , Eaq. i Sir J. 8. G. Sawle, Bart, J. Lyne, Esq. The Hon. Q. If. Fnrtescue, H. Thomson, Esq. J. H. Tremayne, Esq., E. Stephens, Esq. ! W.H.PoleCarewE*-*|.,H.P., D. P. Hoblyn, Esq. ' T.J._._rarßohartes,E! ...
... Thursday, August 19. (From Felix Farley's Bristol Journal.) Hayes v. Pool and Others.— Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Greenwood for the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjeant King- lake and Mr. M. Smith for the defendants. Mr. Greenwood opened the pleadings. Edward Hayes was the plaintiff, and Messrs. Pool, Bickford, and Mat- thews, were the defendants. Tbe declaration stated that the plaintiff had been enzaged by ...
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... ?? vovaT. ?? •* *£* ?? I Truro, by J. O. Cbilcott, Baq., Under Sheriff. Thi only cue tried wu tins of PnraxsTv. Wjuuxl v. Bnu.lhuh for pteintir; Br. Hoekm and Mr. K.i ?? , for defendant. Tboaotioa wu brought to reeo, »;- alteged toko duo fron tin diftafoat, — anagreeTncp. . pay plaintiff 3a. a weak for maintenance of a bastard - by pteintifT. Ii.gkt — Aferte ?? .toted th* August 1848, sko was ...
... 1 1 ?? COB CrEaLS nt tJTJBSTS. I ne ?? ?? have barn beM before J* ,_T JfT Ree.. since onr last re pert, Oa Th-nday feet* T^remeu. or. tho bedy of Msiwefli %Taren«, Seed r tr. The rieeeased was til Mm ou a low ttool before -frein her feihert r»ooee. Making at a ante place she 2 ...