Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... smith, of Dor. Dec, 30, at Poult, the wife of Mr, C J. Stone, of a son. MARKE AGES. Dee, St. Church, Wevinouth, Mr. W. Whickers. to nouthy, M. Williams, dauguter of Mr. Walliaus, builder, both of uth. to Miss Johanna Deke Dee. 26, at St. Mary’s Church, Weymouth ...
... named was appo niedas Deputy Overseer in bis (Ady’s) stead, and then he was required J, gi ing to give up, and sctt'e bis accounts on the Diw- him (as Snnday interven: d) but ope cear day, kins, 1t appears, detected a few errors, but to Ady’s 3 after this ...
... Baldwin, M.Bm the Misses Baldwin,! Mr. Parrott; the. Misses Parrot, and Mrs. (iamperuowne, and party, Mr. Belfield, Captain and Mrs. (Basse, Henry Sfuddy, Esq., and party, Mr. and Mrs.-Malms, Mrs . Roe) Mr.andtfie-Misses Roe, Mr. and the MisSes (Tor Mr/ X and ...
... mother1s4aiialion was .procuiedr. at once konourableqnd ?? ?? THE -LATh QUZER D WAfEn.Thrave Mg dclosed over:the',good Qudeen Adelaide, 'Circumstaices' of1 position &c., may liave AshA'd ai brighter -halo of glory around the names, of our Elizabeths and. Annes: ...
... 7(1 j-- -I ; class (fetching from 3rd clajiH j : chucks, leg mutton pieces ; leu's anil ft.!!?. M,. .* -*d stlcklligs, welirht that tl ** 'l''^' l ' about t1 i ' ' l ,, *>''' ruali/.cd per pound actually frit' , , ' 'r ' s.Jd. or !»d.. llrst ...
... school had been set on foot and supported by the contributions of himself and a J'eio of his own immediate friends, and expressed wish that those did, and also those who did not J'tel the benefit arising from Well directed course of education, would unite ...
... — Wednesday week. Elisabeth housemaid to C. J. Gax, Ksq.. South Html:, Redout's F.,ik, vrea-'ohftrged with man not yet t.ikeu, having plundeied her master quantity of jewellery, *ac. appeared that Air. ao'd lir. Cox had gone out .to dinner, having given ...
... tons of coal, and, I believe, 600 or 700 tons of iron. She carried 427 passengers, including six the cabin; the crew number d oighteen, with four mates, there being also steward and stewardess, the captain, his wife and child, a doctor, and two cooks—iu ...
... jun 100 Miss A. Puller (ditto) .. 010 0 Miss Anderson 050 Mr. J. Water worth .. .. C. and J 010 0 Mrs. Finiey 010 Miss Russell 010 Miss Mines, Tewkesbury ~ W. Lake, Esq. (3rd Don.).. 1 ...
... Pendarves Esq J E Vivian Esq MP H Willyams Esq MP G W F Gregor Esq J D Gilbert Rev W W Harvey W M Tweedy P P Smith Esq J Roberts Esq Dr Carlyon Countess of Falmouth Mrs Miss Carlyon J S Enys Esq Messrs R E ...
... E. Norway; Misses F. Molesworth, Hext, Carthews, Tickells, Coles, Nor- way's, Moyses, Sandys, Chilcott, J. Collins, Symons, Wilton, Liddell, and Wallis ; Messrs. H. Treeby, W. Molesworth, T. J. Hext, D. P. Hoblyn, G. Collins, E. Stephens, J. ...
... Bodmin Mr. J. Pethy bridge. Callington Mr J. Mason. Camborne Mr. Wm. Symons. Bast Looe Mr. R. Bishop. Falmouth Mr. J. Hallamore. Fowey Mr. W. Lowry. Hayle Mr. J. H uthnance. Helstone M r. G . Guy . Launeeston ?? Mr. W. E. Nicholls. Lisieard Mr . ...