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... Mr John Marie” bred exhibitor “Marquis Lome” “Dagmar” 8— ofclved in 1874— £2-1 Mr Julyan Creed “Fancy” sire “Sweet William” “ Lind” 2 Mr “Ruby” exhibitor sire “Sweet William” “Ruth” 3 Viscount “Lord Dance” SHORTHORNS 9— Bulls old— £6 £3 —1 Mr John Gill ...
... — Minorca. Prizes 20s., 10s., 5s. — 1, John Thomas ; 2, John Croote ; 3, John Calloway ; c Thomas Jones and F. Blackwell. Class 16. — Hamburgh, gold pencilled. Prizes 20s., 10s., 5s. — 1, George Paekham ; 2, John A. Paynter ; 3, Henry Feast ; c, feamuel ...
... Funeral. — An occasional corres- to ihe Cornish Telegraph : — W.R. Johns, I • ?? it the contractor forthe parish cofiins j -..ip of Maiai-iion. He was reejuested to • - fin foi poor old John Cornish, who died on the buried on the 23rd. The coflin was mado ...
... samo and shall bo prouu to do so at any time.— l am deai Sir, yours respectfully, John King. Thousands of testimonais aro open for inspection at the Insti- tution. Mr. John Treneman, Preston Farm, Eriningum, near Plymouth, cured of Polypus in the nose, ...
... Scorrier. «Ja>. Towan, Grocer, Carharrack, Scorrier. J. Bawling, Postmaster, Saltash. John 11. Richards, Penryn Street, Redruth. V, illiam Pollard, Market Place, Camborne John Prior, next door to the Post Office, St. Austell. Jo_u Heygate, 10, Fore Street, ...
... property of Mr. John Tenby. ON Tuesday, 14th inst., at 3 p.m., at Kehel_axd, Camborne, Wheat, Barley, and Oats, the pro- perty of Mr. Ivey. ON Wednesday, 15th inst., at 11 a.m., at Truro Market, 15 Leicester Hog Rams, the property of Mr. John Rosewarne, of ...
... sword, held them at arm’s length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpat-m&jor until ...
... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, lighting and defending the trumpet major until de- prived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomon- tade, but plain fact, as recorded in the Gazette. Lieut. Alexander Bobert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... one them tells na: When the woe given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan totwe into the vadloy ot Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said, it passible Here goes, then, for the last ot (he Cardigans,* meaning the mean ot the Uth Hussars. We advanced in three lines ...
... interesting mementoes of the charge will exhibited “Bonald,” the charger whiihtaiSfct of Cardigan! gods.'fi&laald- been kindly lent for the occasion by the Conntess Cardigan. The Weatßee BTOBM Warning Association predict a contmnunse the present unsettled weather ...
... Fuvlsr Dr Stamp Dr Ratlenbury William Arthur Charles F’-est John Bedford Dr Jobson Dr William B Pope Alexander Macaulay Dr W C Osborn T 8tephensn W Holland Bond Theophilus Woolmer John Walton John W Greeves Cullagh H Tindall Ion Kelleu Joseph Owen Watkins ...