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... Charles Bottral 86 years and Tuesday last the widow of the late Mr John Cornish aged 80 years St Johns in of Sithney the of Mr John Ciymo aged At Breage on the 11th Miss Martha Johns formerly of Bodilly Wendron 70 years Mount View in the parish of Ludgvan ...
... St. John's, Penzance. THE LITTLE COMEDY COMPANY FROM LONDON. Miss CONSTANCE ABBOTT. Miss EMILIE GRATTAN. MB. WILLIAM FARREN. Juk, MB. FRANCIS JERRARD. Mr. BEN. GREET. Mr. ERIC SCOTT, Mons. MAURICE. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Sept. 21st and 22ns. BARBARA ...
... MR. JOHN BRAHAM On Sunday last a mnsiciop who may said to have formed a connecting link men of the present generation and tbeir grandfathers breathed his last. Seldom has there bean so remarkable a case of professional longevity that of Mr. John Braham ...
... and 9 months. The only son of Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., died Wednesday of brain fever, after several days’ illness, was a fine youth, only twelve years of age. The illness of son has caused the absence of Mr. Grattan from Parliamentary duties lately. An ...
... Fuvlsr Dr Stamp Dr Ratlenbury William Arthur Charles F’-est John Bedford Dr Jobson Dr William B Pope Alexander Macaulay Dr W C Osborn T 8tephensn W Holland Bond Theophilus Woolmer John Walton John W Greeves Cullagh H Tindall Ion Kelleu Joseph Owen Watkins ...
... FIXTURES 11 St v Ilighortown CC 330 pm July ll Tremorvah— St v YMCA permitting) 18 at Tolgarriek T YMCA v John's 19 v Grampouml 25 Newham- St John's v Choir July 2 Veryan -St v Veryan July 14 Liskeard Liskeard v St Germans 9 Liskeard Liskeard v August ...
... the thief left on the table a diamond pin worth 60 guineas. Fearful Scene at Cardigan Gaol. — Attempt lo Murder the Turnkey. — On Satuiday morning the officials of Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two des- perate burglars awaiting their ...
... After touching on the different Boards in Ireland, the speaker dealt with the police, men all armed to the teeth and trained by military drill. Under Grattan's Parliament Mr. Burke showed that Ireland flourished, but from Pitt's Act of Union to the present ...
... in England. Grattan's eloquence sail administrative ability had made his name famous on both sides of the Channel, and his ambition fed on success, so that he at last made a bold demand for Irish independence. It is easy to see how Grattan took advau-1 ...
... was al- most as good as iis to be tation of a emotions are j of the lightest kind. She gave | Otp Mary Evans, of Cwonbach, Cardigan, found | | half-a-dozen dead hens in her fowlhonse and Re } springing to toa hole in the roof. She seized him by | him down ...
... Lowther, of Cardigan, of a son. On the 21st ult., at the Elms, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, tbe wife of Capt. J. R. Williams, of a son. At Grade, on the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. John Dale, of a son. At Padstow, Dec. 29, the wife of Mr. John H. Tremain, ...
... the Battle of Alma. He also took part in the charge of the light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which be escaped unhurt. but at tbs Battle of talisman his right arm was shot away. p. tbr to ~ s ft • - Hoc. I • ' P Ly t r: I ' 1 ...