... with a View to an early Dissolution, I think it right to announce to you my intention of again seeking a renewal of the trust which lias been, on two previous occasions, so generously reposed in me. The last Session has been one of no ordinary character. It has witno.-sed the completion of a measure for the , Amendment of the Representation of the People, by j which a large number of our ?? ...

... for the Sale of MILL BANDS and other JH- articles used by employers of Power wanted, As this is a first-class commission from an old established manufacturer, it is worthy the attention of first-class re- presentatives. Address— MlLL BAND, care of W. Wilson A Co., 103, Cheapside, London, E.C. WANTED a well educated person of about 40 years of age as Companion to an elderly Lady. A respectable ...

... mHE ROCK, opposed to RITUALISM. mHE ROCK, opposed to ROMANISM. mHE ROCK, opposed to RATIONALISM. PROTESTANT ELECTORS, read the ROCK, a Church of England Family Newspaper. Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, One Penny. THE ROCK, sold at all Newsvendors and Railway Bookstalls in town and country. Office. 117 to 120, Aldersgate-street, London, E.C. L^ONDON SOCIETY for OCTOBER. With Eleven Illustrations by ...

... of the House no premium required. &miura« GREEN STREET ACADEMY, TRURO. PROFESSIONAL and MercantUe Education. Terms for Boarders and Day Pupils forwarded on appUca- tion te Mr. H. H. DAVIS, Principal. Sch »1 duties wiil be resumed 20th July. ROSEWIN ACADEMY, TRURO. MR. N. E. PAINE respeetft— ly informs his Friends that the Duties of his School wil l be Resumed, D.V., on Tubsday. the 14th ...

... view to an early Dissolution, I think it right to announce to you my intention of again seeking a renewal of the trust which has been, on two previous oocaaions, so generously reposed in me. The last Session has been one of no ordinary character. It has witnessed the completion of a measure for the Amendment of the Representation of the People, by which a large number of our - fellow ...

... WANTED a middle-aged married man as UNDER- KEEPER at Tregothnan. Apply to Mr. Shuker. Tregothnan, Probus, or at the Tregothnan Office, Lemon-street, Truro, on Wednes- days or Saturdays. RESIDENT GOVERNESS. A LADY, who for the last twelve years has been engaged almost exclusively in the families of Clergymen, now desires a similar home. English, French, and Music. Address A.Z., Post Office, ...

... the receipt of — ?? your letter enclosing a Resolution passed at the Meeting of the Liberal Electors held at Liskeard, invit- ing me to come forward as a Candidate for the Represen- tation of the Eastern Division of the County at the next Election. I must apologise for not— taving replied to that Reso- lution before, but the question is one of such high im- portance that I thought it my duty ...

... PAIR of ENGINES \\ (screw), to drive a small Boat, now building at Mara i ...

... price 16s. Vol. IL, to the death of Edward 1, 14s. We can sincerely recommend as a text-book Mr. Pearbon's work, which has just appeared in an enlarged and valuably revised edition. It has not been prompted by. nor put forward in, the interests of any political party, but is merely a record of facts illustrating the political growth of England, and of the social and ecclesiastical development ...

... the Surgical Statf of the Royal Cornwall Infirmary by the lamented death of Mr. Slyman Michell, I beg to offer myself to your notice as a Candidate, and to assure you that if I am so fortunate as to be elected to fill that vaoancy, my best abilities shall be exerted in the disc Large of the responsible duties which would de- volve upon me. My testimonials shall be laid before you with the ...

... Perran-ar- worthal. ■\\ T ANTED. i.1500 at 4J per Cent., on FREEHOLD 1 > PROPEETY at Chard, in Somersetshire, for sor 7 y, ars. Good security of £3000 value. Further particu- lar^ known on application to Mr. E. S. BOYNS, Solicitor, | Public Buildings, Penzance. Penzance. 22nd September, 1868. ROYAL CORNWALL INFIRMARY. HOUSE SURGEON AND MATRON WANTED. HOUSE SURGEON, SECRETARY, and DISPENSER ! ...

... mv public duties and your various interests in the House of Commons an active canvass was making against me. and that the Colvill cr> and other equally unfair and unjust means were adopted to prejudice my cause, I | wa s nothing daunted. On my return to Cornwall I felt that before I made my definite arrangements for a canvass or a contest that it ,ras due to myself and to the electors that ...