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... Redruth, aged years. The deceased a member of the -nd Volunteer Corps, and greatly beloved all who knew him. At Pool, Mr. Joseph Phillips, hairdresser. Redruth, the 13th Inn.. Miss Woolf, aged « Jf”,’.? the JSrtl Inst.. Mr. Anthony Coad, aged 40vear*;on the ...
... t North. The Rev. Henry Marlen, the incumbent of the church, presided, and there was a very numerous attendance. Mr. Joseph Phillips, the clerk of All Saints’ for some years past, being about to leave the town, the association availed themselves of the ...
... the clergy of the Establishment resident in tbe town, the Rev. Canon Angles, Dr.Hopkinson, Mr. Hopkinson, F. S. A., Mr. Joseph Phillips, jun., Mr. Lax ton, Mr. H. Michelson, Mr.F.Simpson, Mr.O. N.Simpson, Mr. Blasbfleld and other students ta archaeology ...