... aged 71 years. Phillips.—At the residence of Mrs. Waymouth, Dunstcr, Somerset, Jane Carthew, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Pool. Richards.—Sept 7th, at Bow, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. W. H. Richards, H.M*s. Customs, London, and daughter the ...

... St. Just, Elizabeth, widow of the late Abraham Pearce, aged 70 years. PlHLurs.—May 25th, Carn En trail, Camborne, Mr. Joseph Phillips, from miners' consumption. Renfree.—May 22nd, at Hallamaning, St. Hilary, Mrs. Sarah Renfree, aged 58 years. Taskis.—May ...

... —Oct 17th, at St. Ives, the wife of Mr. Thomas Richards Peak, a son. daughter^ - °° nJ '** St Ive3 ' the * ife °' Mr. Joseph Phillips, a Recently, Trevorrian, Sancreed, the wife of Hannibal Rowe, a daughter. Penzance, the wife ol Mr. William Arnold Ralph ...

... ased 70 years. . Psllow.—Oct 16th, at Falmouth, Mrs. Elizabeth PeHow, aced years. Phillips.—Oct 21st, at Stithians, Mr. Joseph Phillips, aged 62 years. Peters.—Sept 22nd. at the General Hospital. Bristol, from Jaundice and dropsy, Mr. James Buckingham Peters ...

... brisk. Lot 1 was ■ought by Messrs. Gaven for £1,050; lot Messrs. Stoe.cer and Co. for £990; and lot 3 for £500 by Capt. Joseph Phillips. Sudden Death in a Mine-Shaft.—Mr. G. P. lirenfell has been informed of the sudden death at Great Work mine, Breage, Mr ...

... jlay was very good on both sides, though the ground bad. Messes. Benjamin C. Mathews, of Penzance, jngineer, and iienry Joseph Phillips, clerk in the i.ineral Post Office, London, were Wednesday ivening initiated into the rites of Freemasonry at Mount Siirni ...