... By the Rev. A. W. Mills, Vicar or St. Ebth. [A Paper Read Before the Cornwall Clergy Devotional Conference. (Concluded from our Latt.) And then there comes to you one or other form of the ...

... Thf. Mayoralty.—lt generally understood that Mr. William Trevennen will be chosen chief for the coming year. The favourite sect:. possessing the highest qualifications, Mr. will be a model Ma ...

... Trisitt.—Morning Lessons 2 Kind's, ix ; Cor., x. Erening Lessons:—2 Kin;;-, xto 32, or xiii ...

... Miss G. Jobb ( and not Miss ) wis the successful candidate referred to ia last Thursday's Corninh' man. The driuking-fountain, handsomely presented Messrs. aud Sons, ot Peuryn, to the inhabi ...

... Stone-Throwino at Hayle.—James S. Berrjman charged Arthur Hambly ( 11) Camborne, on Tuesday, with assaulting him at Paillack. He said he heaved stone against a tree and it rebounded and s ...

... service lor the week ending July 1,1893. Truro to Halpas to Fal ...

... faded hair restored 3 natural colour by i a3ifl£ Hair restorer. It is perfectly harmless in application and has a most pleasant smell. Is. and , &f. per bottle. —N. H. Symocs chemist, Penzan ...

... met on Saturday evening, present the chairman, Mr. C. Corin ; Messrs. C. Roach, A. Lawry, Carbis, ti, Jeftery, M. Morris, H. Warren, W. Hosking, 1. Hosfang, P. Davy Thomas, W ...

... Liverpool 3; Buiy 1. Stoke 1; W. Albion 1. Sundesland, 1; Evertoa L Swansea 5 points; Gloster ♦ points. Llanelly goal tries; Penarth nil. Derby County 3; Qneen's-park 1. Aston Villa 2 goals ...

... first class grocers. Awarded Gold Medal, Indian Exhibition, 1895. ...