... HOUSES with the large gardens thereon to belonging, sitnate at Terrace, Bedrnth, and the respective occupations of Measra. Joseph Phillips and Thomas A. Darey, at the total yearly rent £23. This property is held on lease tor years, determinable the death of ...

... North Country, Redruth. Oct. 16. Matthew Cavill. aged 57 years. Phillips—At Johann-sburg. South Africa, recently, Mr Joseph Phillips, late of Camkie, Redruth. The dandy Speed Well,of Guernsey. Captain Jeuue. Friday morning: struck submerged rock near ...

... Burial Ground, the funeral service being impressively read by Mr T Opie, Stithians. Among the mourners present were Mr Joseph Phillips (son). Mrs M. A. Phillips (wife) Misses P. Phillips and E. A. Phillips (daughters), Capt. W. Toy (brother-in-law) Miss ...

... W. Jenkyu, Bon. Pollard. Tom Bastion. Josiah Johns, Josiah Johns. Joseph Pascoe. Ben. Pascoe. Colhver, John Scoble. Joseph Phillips, and Fred Bray. At Penzance Town Council meeting Wihlnewiay, the Rev. Mr Colenso, of New Zealand who had previonsly sent ...

... harness-making and saddlery. Mr. Fred. Clayton for elo- trical engineering, Mr. W. M. Paxton for marine models, and Mr Joseph Phillips for wood carving. addition to this, there were two other sections set apart for amateur and women’s work. In the course ...

... large gardens thereunto belonging, situate at Sparnou Terrace, Redruth, and in tte respective occupations of Messrs. Joseph Phillips and Thomas A. Davey, at the total yearlv rent of £23. This property held on a lease for 99 yean, determinable on the death ...

... Large Staff of Assistants. 30, FORE ST., REDRUTH. T. R. MILLS' AUCTION SALES. ON SATURDAY. Sept. ITth, at 2 p.m., at Mr Joseph Phillips', East Carvaual. near Treaavean Mine. 1 good general purpose MARE, splendid colt coming 3, 3 very choice MILCH COWS, fat ...

... well-conducted as the men of any other j'art England. A case possessing local interest was henra the Truro County Court. Mr Joseph Phillips, bookseller, of Redruth, sued Isa;’-. Crown, of Truro, for £1 Os., the price of mi album. Defendant stated that was under ...

... Phillips was severely knocked about and . prop, sea »n ..-..-uen; was the factor bg unconscious lor sonic time. - Joseph Phillips li.ng elecd.,,, Mr. was seen that the momDere g . Buller downs stated that on the day question ne Uie next , the idea ...

... young man slightly blushed. ‘•Co—couldn't you use strips of lead or something r’ he stammered. Strips of lead for wh.tT Joseph Phillips, general dealer. Redruth, v. Hy. Adams, Illogan, employed cm the G.W.R. Judgment summons, .—2l days, suspended for month ...

... Durant. E. Phillips, T. Semmens, and the Misses E. Semtneus, Annie Moore, and Annie Jane Durant (grandchildren) ; Mr Joseph Phillips (nephew) ; Mr John Tellman. Mr John Allan, Mr Joseph Pascoe, Mr and Mrs Kemp, Mrs Terril, and Miss (cousins). There were ...

... rector chose as his churchwarden Mr John Penberthy ; the other warden is Mr Polkinghornc. The present sidesmen. Messrs. Joseph Phillips. E. Trathen. K. Blight. R. Phillips. J. L. Tregenza. and R. Thomas, were re-elected, with the addition of Mr F. D. Bain ...