... POISONOUS MUSHROOMS. The mushroom has peculiar charms for the Frenchmin's palate, and in one shape or another figures daily on his dinner table (remarks the Mandan/). Unlike the aristocratic truffle the champignon is accessible to the working man also ...

... MIXTURE _ ASK FOR CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. &&d do not persuaded to take imitation. SPECIAL TO LADIES ONLY.—A lady having dis* covered Secret invaluable to Ladies generally, will pleased to forward same gratis to any addre-s receipt eta raped directed envelope ...

... !MUIR CORNISH ASSOCIATION. The members al Os Midland Reenish Awash*ism, We M e Add Mir 'Med ammani an inr ! l an= slag members left Madre at MS a.m., in two @Moos forth. st Wornester, Inrcwta kr Molt an the basks of the The party, augur the et Mr. W ...

... betitutiow, which held on Monday at riseadilly. There and amongst those present were the Miens Mary, Thema. D. Acland, Lady Maud Dowagaw Lady Staalel of Alder* Lord Arthur Russell, the Duchess of AIM*, the Honourable E. and Mn. L Mr. James Rumen (khan. Mr ...

... WILIA2 ../1666Z. Leek sad 843621 k. UMW. pat gt 61 to 64 BARLXY,. Maltby Om .14464 sad Saba' fl to II _— astorr Ti ck sad Harrow SI to 42 .OuLazy per qt. Carrawap.perewt. at to UP* Per 4 1 '. Ha ..par ex. NIA= WU. 'MONDAY. The 'Meals of foreign wheat ...

... ‘‘ Leek Town Lands,” affords a good illustration of the folly of people who write about subjects of which they know little or nothing. Who the “ may be, I know not, nor will I impeach his motives. In attempting to enlighten the good people of Leek on ...

... loaded into a low waggon, which is driven about to living with her aunt, Lady Doughty Merton. at each house in turn, the attendant feeding as he goes. Queens Gardens, and that the old lady wanted her to At the afternoon feeding the eggs are collected. The marry ...

... CORNISH MINE SHARE MARKET. Business in the Cornish Share Market during the : past week, imlead of moyiug on in steady, flowing current, is the kind of thing wo most like, or rushing onwards like a roaring taiphty torrent, which is (ho sort of thing excitable ...

... TIMES AND CORNISH ECHO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 18.6. MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY. The outrage sad young lady Marbled. has caused a ecooldsrable assration throughout the comity. It appals that Mies Thompson. aged a daughter of Mr. Thompson. a retired millwright ...

... sad nowhere it hit sere semely AIM is along simian It is the metes with mast of the Cornish allow to largely overdraw Usk will not allow them to overdraw beyond the 'Meal vales of plus, bet Kasen Tweedy ban oared the most liberal term. A large amber of ...

... worn, almost to the exclusion of other modes; middle-aged ladies wear the capote trimmed with quantities of pale-ooloured feathers, with aigrettes blue, pink, emerald-green, &c., and young ladies wear par excellence the Reynolds or cavalier hat, in white ...

... THE CORNISH TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1881. rule as au addiliorf and nothing more.—The Chairman could not see the passing of the Education Act altered the cos? at all. If the woman came into the House as before, the children would he educated ...