... the Rev Thomas Hardy Wesleyan minister who formerly stationed several circuits He leaves family of four sons and two daughters One son is Dr Banks the well known medioal practitioner Falmouth member of Town Council and another is the Rev Hardy who is ...

... Sir Watkin, Maximus, Carnuus (a pretty white), being among other varieties, while there was also a collection of hardy Alpines and hardy Cyclamens, some dog's- tooth violets, a chronodoxa gigantia, and blue primroses. Messrs. Thos. S. Ware, of Tottenham ...

... George James Ellis, Thomas Ethridge (soldier), Treyer F. Evans (widow of), Thomas Everett (husband of Elizabeth Eagle), Margaret French, Mary and Emily Furnage, Albert George (London), Frank Jones (Brixton), Charles F. H. and E. H. Hardy, Amelia Hartley (London) ...

... has been respited. The American transport Panama, which was reported missing, arrived at Havana on Thurs- day morning. Sir Thomas Lipton has been asked to contest the Hornsey division of Middlesex at the next general election. The London Trades Council ...

... follows to meet in a trial match before Cornwall play Devon : — Cornwall County— Back, Jackett (Falmouth) : three-quarters, Thomas and Viant (Redruth), Tute (Camborne Students), Bray (Penzance) ; halves, Skinner (Faimouth), Montero (Cam- borne Students) ...

... ; W. J. Gill, Ladock ; J. H. Savage, Probus School ; A. L. Davis and W. B. Thomas, Fowey Grammar School. Truro— C. H. Dobell ; G. Earthy ;W. M. Grylls, Redruth, and W. Thomas, Truro Grammar School ; W. J. H. Carveth ; W. F. Julian ; J. W.Kendall ; Linares ...

... Viant (Bedruth), Penaluna (Camborne), and Howe (Penryn), three-quarters ; S. Skinner (Falmouth) and Thomas (Bedruth), halves ; T. Miller, W. Smith, T. Hardy (Falmouth), Veal, Jenkin, Pearce, Trethowan (Redruth), and Collins (Penryn), forwards. West. — W ...

... Rev. E. Drewe 28, and 11. Wheeler ,2C, batted well. H.M.S. GANGES v. PROBUS St HOOL. At Mylor. Owing to some tine bowiing by Hardy and Tresawna for their respective sides the scores ■were low. The former got in all 10 wickets for 12 runs, and the latter ...

... number. ST. JUST v. ZENNOR. At Zennor and resulted in a win for the former St. Just (R. E. Hichens not out 31. J. Thomas 27 F Boyns 19, N. Thomas 11), 104 for live wickets' /ennor, j6, no doubles. H.M.S. IMPREGNABLE v. ANTONY. This match was played at Cremvll ...

... by auction by Messrs. Osborn and Mercer, of Lou- don, to Mr. Daniel Ainsworth, late M.P. for West Cumberland, for £25.000. Thomas Lewis, a painter, was committed for trial at Marylebone on Saturday, charged with the manslaughter of Walter Gibbs, a house ...

... Truro scored through Bryant, no goal resulting. Falmouth then prpssed, and by good following up Thomas scored, Moseley goaling. Just before half-time Thomas got away, and after a good run scored, Jackett failiug at goal. In the second half Falmouth added ...

... delineation and powerful interest. The serial Little Allumette, by Evelyn Everott-Green, grows in interest. The Rev. W. Hardy Harwood contributes an article, The Church in the Home ; F. M. Holmes continues The Modern Schools of the Prophets ; ...