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... DEATH OF TWO FRIENDS. On the 19th Mr Phillip Hoskinf, Dolcoath row. Tacldogmill, pseMd away after being confined to hie bed for only two or three pi- Deceased had been weak for r long time, preenmably from underground work and the trying climate of Africa; ...
... Bet. Gilbert Monks is appointed curate Falmouth. The who died in van was youth named Orchard. Miss Sibyl Collier bas fractured her collar-bone in three pwcea by fall from a horse's back. To purchase splendid box of whistles for All Saints' church, Falmouth ...
... Monday by friends of rsssen- Hers who lauded at Las Palmas by the “Garth Caatle,” January 9tb, 1895. Their letter showed very rough sea before reaching Las Palmas, having 48 hours in the Bay of Biscay, at which place lady with her two children died on board ...
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... story of his, also terribly appropriate. I mean the one areund the prisoner and be dies a hundred deaths in where the red hot walls of the room close slowly the agony of trying to withstand the murderous heat. * Eight days we passed in and on the ninth day ...
... SMART YOUTH WANTED AS AN FALMOUTH. Military Inspection.— Lieat -Gen. SirF.W.E. Forestier* Walker Inspected the Falmonth Division. R.E., yesterday, the Cornwall and Devon Mlmcs’ Artillery alao. Intbrcstino.—A recent isaoeof the contains an historical sketch ...
... DIED STANDING ON HIS FEET. ABOUT hoar before sunset last evening, Mary Gansoly, a servant in the employ of John Roach, farmer living near Searsville, started oat to drive up th e cows. She had gone bat short distance along the road when she saw man standing ...
... FOUR MORE SURVIVORS SAVED. A Cardiff correspondent telegraphed on Wednesday: On Thursday the of the Greek steamer Embericos attended the Greek Consulate Merchants’ Exchange, Cardiff, for the purpose of having their depositions taken. Charles Camiheri ...
... AND JAKENI kil COBBE DI:LIVIA= A INOMILT ON ANGLING. wnv voice, as She mu into the room pale with horror when she saw the red blooti aarken the russet velvet of the young mane sleeve. Done! cried Cobbs. What do I always do, my girl? Acted like the ...
... late life. A friend of the family, son one dav and commenting on the faet. » ...
... ot the numerous gilts and tires that wave constantly arriving m the many friends aud acquaintances »f her family. To Georges Benoit, however, no dis;i actions come. Whatever happened, whatever turn the conversation took, Suzotte’s face came between him ...
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