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... number of ladies (who were present at several of the meetings by special invitation). One of the visitors was the Rev. Thomas Hardy Banks, 8.A., Porthleven. formerly a respected member of the Institute, and for one year its able secretary. Hr. Banks was ...
... Timet. William Black really looks as bs did twenty years ago; Blaokmore now white and nearing the category of venerableand Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. Tbs death of the Earl of Carnarvon, though for days we were led to anticipate it, will ...
... meetings come round may left those with abundance money plenty of faith.— Wat Jtrtton. ENDING TO HONEYMOON IASKEAUU. As Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. William Black, ami others have testified to the cuiirtosy ami liberality they have experienced at the hands of Messrs ...
... THE ATE Mr THOMAS CORBNISH., The death of this lamented gentleman continues to be the subject of siccere regret. Business engage- ments, to break, pr= vaacel hundreds ‘from attending his funeral on Saturday- And life’s toi! SO ‘axes our energies and its ...
... UNCLE SAM’S COUNTRY, AN ENGLISHM IMPRESSIONS OF LIFE IN AMERICA. W. HERBERT THOMAS. ] No. 28—AMERICA INDUSTRIALLY. Destructive ANARCHY. In Dante’s Inferno, as illustrated by the genius of Gustave Doré, there are depicted terrible scenes of mien rending ...
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... FALMOUTH, SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890. £als« &k •uttton. Choice and Superior Wines in Bond VOS SALS BY AUCTION. MB. THOMAS GILL HAS reoeired instrnetions from the Rarmnbeutatites of the late Kowu Porn, Baq., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at Caktu's Royal Hotel ...
... HOLSE PREMISES, containing room?, Ac., late in the occupation of Mrs. Mallett. deceased, now of Mr. Treaidder, situate in St. Thomas Street. Pcnrvn. '2 —All that QUAY, situate in Commercial Road, Penrjn. now and for many yearn past in the occupation of Messrs ...
... plants, and which have beset roughly dug during the winter, will now be in • good condition for the remotiou a any hardy or half hardy plants that may be employed for sunencr decoration. Violas may be lifted, divided, and rrplanted in fresh and well-inantired ...
... varieties of pyrethruin roseum are among the most useful of all our hardy herbaceous plants, whether for ordinary garden decoration or for supplying cut flowers. Being perfectly hardy and easily in. creased by means of either division or seed, their culture ...
... deck and exclaimed, they have done for me at last Hardy, then as the men carried him down the ladder he covered the wound with his handkerchief that his crew might not be disheartened. Capt. Hardy came to the side of the dying man; the two friends shook ...
... ripe pears; Tywardreath. John Bellow, second, Morrello cherries; St. Austell. Susan Down, third, red gooseberries; St. Rowan. Thomas Knowles, first, ripe apples; second, dahlias and red currants, St. Austell. John Trewin, first, cooking apples; second, ripe ...