... August, 1850, between the hours of Ten and Eleven o'clock in Ihe Forenoon, to proceed from thence to the Church, where a Sermon will be preached by the Rev. H. S. Slight, Rector of Ruan Lanyhorne. After the Sermon, the Governors will adjourn to the Infirmary, where the Annual Business of the Institution will be transacted. The Governors will afterwards dine at the Hotel, at Three o'clock ...

... *^yjP^pnTTff-T^ tne Trade of the County increased facilities, and for this purpose they have made arrange- ments to LAND and STORE at Pinryn, Goods destined for the Country west of Falmouth. The Company trust that their exertions to accommo- date the Trade will be duly -appreciated by the Public. Their unrivalled Steam Boats continue to leave Iron- gate Wharf, London, every Thursday morning at ...

... the following Towns regularly. At St. Austell Mr. M. may be consulted profession- ally at Miss Richards'*, Truro Road, on the first Friday in every month, from 10 until 4 o'clock. Falmouth at Miss Lawrence's, No. 8, Dunstanville Terrace, from 10 until 5 o'clock, every Thursday. Mineral Teeth that will not change colour or decay, fixed ou the very best method supplied from ..£, 0 10 0 An ...

... specified, viz. : — TENEMENTS AND FARMS. PARISHES. PRESENT TENANTS. ] CONTENTS Barton of Carhais Carhais . . • Mr. John B. Smith . . Dwelling House, convenient Farm Buildings, Lime Kiln and Coal Yard, and 390 acres of Arable and Pasture Land, and 2 ae-ros and a half of Orchard. Higher Treberrick St. Ewe .. t _. ?? QI . J Convenient Farm-Buildings, and 95a. Ir. 30p. of Arable and Pennisken ...

... beautiful harbour of Falmouth. Every accommo- dation given to Families and Commercial Gentlemen. Also to Passengers arriving and departing by the Pac- kets to all parts of the world. BATHS of all descriptions at the shortest notice on the premises. July 25, 1850. Steam Commnnlcation^frltli Cornwall and JB^^lrftol. Calling off Ilfracombe and St. Ives going and returning, weather permitting ; ...