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... Penrose, Coombo, Anne, daughter the late Mr. Nathaniel Smith, Polruau. Liskeard, the inst.. the Rev. W. A. Prideaux, Mr. Joseph Phillips, widower, Inlaud Revenue officer, Miss Maria Prevail, Egloshayle : also, on the 15th iust., Mr. Francis Verren Miss Euimu ...
... Mary .lane, second daughter of Mr. John Littleton, Kelly green, St. Tudy. At on the inst.. the Rev. W. A. Prideauz, Mr. Joseph Phillips, widower, Inland Revenue officer, to Miss Maria Trevail, of Egloshayle; also, the Inst., Mr. Francis Verren to Miss Emma ...
... single lb. A few new potatoes were on offer, and new cabbages were in good supply. REDRUTH POLICE.— On tbe 14th inst. Mr. Joseph Phillips, of Sparnon Hill, lust from his back premises a shirt. A few days after information was given to Sergt. Soady, who, after ...
... second daughter of Air. John Littleton, Kellygreen, St. Tudy. At Liskcard, ou the 12th inst.. the Rev. W. A. Prideaux, Mr. Joseph Phillips, widower. Inland Revenue olticer, to Miss Maria 'Prevail, Egloshayle: also, on the lust., Mr. Francis Verren to Miss Emma ...
... son. MOTLEâ At Halwin, January 15, the wife of Mr John Movie, of a daughter. PHILLIPSâ At St Ives, the wife of Mr Joseph Phillips, of a daughter. RUSDENâ At Falmouth, 10, the wife of Mr B. Rotden, of a son. SNELLâ At Kenwyn-street, Truro, January ...
... sorts; Nicholas Rewtcr, Tywardreath, second for goosaborries ; T. Bundle, Tywardreath, set-p.'na for wnite currants ; Joseph Phillips, La'nlivery, .-econi for red cui'rants ; and James Bak_r, St. Austell, second for black currants. In tbe cottagers' vege'ables ...
... Richards, St. Austell, first for onions, aud second for beans ; John Parkin, Par, first for onions, and second for beans ; Joseph Phillips, Lanlivery, first for leeks, carrots, and rhubarb ; Lean, first for carrots, and second for leeks and rhubarb; Tack, ...
... was occupied by Mr. I ?? W&et iEnd. Police. — A shirt, value 6?., having been taken away from the drying yard of Mr. Joseph Phillips, bookseller, Sparmon Ternace, informati_ was given to Sergeant Soady. who, an making inquiry found that it had been pledged ...