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... Bast—Back, J. Jackett (Falmouth) ; threequarter, J. Viout, J. Thomas (Redruth), Pearce, Rowe (Penryn) ; halves, B. Skinner (Falmouth) and Thomas (Redruth) : forwards, W. Smith. T. Miller, S. Hardy (Falmouth), Veal, W. Trethowun. Pearce, J. Jenkin (Redruth) ...
... Messrs. Freame, Light, Shute, aud form a committee to deal with the matter. FUNERAL Miss Hardy.—The Miss Beatrice Mortimer Hardy, third daughter of Mr. George Hardy, The Cedars, who died last week, took place Holy Trinity Church on Tuesday afternoon, when ...
... Miller (Falmouth) Possibles. - Back, jackett (Falmouth); halves, Thomas (Redruth) and Bailey (Camborne ; forwards, T. Martin, Gallagher Jameson (Students), Trevartheu iCamborue). Hardy (Falmouth), and Tretuowau (Redruth), and Collins (Penryn. REVISION ...
... Vhuit (Redruth). Vnalmia (Camborne), and Rowe (Penryn). three-quar ; is. Skinner (Falmouth) and Thomas (Redruth), halves ; T. Miller. W. Smith. T. Hardy (Falmouth). Veal. .leukiii. Pearce. (Redruth), and Collins (Peuryui. forwards. Wes;.—W.Smith (Camborne) ...
... B. 110 Ferguson-Da vie. Sir J. D 110 But kinpham, A. W 110 Thomas 110 Bolitho, E. A 110 Pasbraorp, John 6 Harris, Q. Hardy 110 Cleave, Wni. Cornish 110 Blake, Colonel B. W 110 Kerslake, Thomas Walter .: 110 Webb, Harold 110 Dupuis, Rerv. E. J. Q 110 ...
... school room, the tables beiag presided over by Mrs. Buckley Miss Bucltland, Mrs. Wherry. Misses M. A Berrymar and Annie Q. Thomas, Misses and Edwards, Mrs Berryman (Churchtown) and Miss C. Berry man Rosemergay. A capital tea was provided, and goodly lumber ...
... during the resting season in autumn. Afford protection of some kind through the winter. Tbitohia.— Showy, hardy, or cool greenhouse plants. Hardy kinds succeed in sunny, well-drained border of rich and dry soil, and some of the greenhouse species thrive ...
... advantage derived from an advance. Applications can bo made either personally or by letter to the Manager, or to Agent, Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, No. 46, QDEEN STREET, EXETER. Second door from the -Inland Revenue Offices, A Rood Knockabout Watch for rough wear ...
... J' daughter. , of*' J Hardy.-Aug. 27, dwell, Swanage, the «'■« Squibb Hardy, of son. b» Urn,.—Aug. 29, at Hook Vicarage, Titchfield, M of the Key. Archdall Hill, of daughter. HliTcniNOS.—Aug. 29, at 10, The drove, Dot -00 Mr. Thomas Hutchings, of s >n. ...
... AUCTION on Tuesday, September 20th, StrattoNj within a mile of Grimstone Station, G.W.8., and 3} miles from Dorchester. Mb. Thomas Chick's HERD of 70 Pure-bred BERKSHIRE PIGS, well as about head Pure-bred DEVON COWS and HEIFERS which have been kept as a ...
... and county trial match— Rast selected the following teams to play in the Jackett mouth), back; Thomas, Viant (Redruth) Rowe (Penryn), mouth), halves; Hardy, Miller, (Palmouthj, Jenkin, Tre- thowan, Pearce. (Redrath), Collins (Penryn), f back : loseley ...
... of despatch to Bath, Wimborne, Crewkerue, 1 and Yeovil. Deserters from the Southern Army.—At the Police-court on Saturday Thomas William Charles Brazier and Hugh Ross, gunners, of the 28th Battery Field Artillery, were charged before Mr. L. H. with being ...