... McIntyre, of owners of the Gordon Castle, stita t following ‘ist of saved :—C. Kenburg’ hat they had received the Tichbourne, John Brake (assistant st bh (carpenter) RB. T. A.B., and Mra. Casey (the captain‘, »ward) Wm. Spence, '8 wife) and child. Waar THE ...

... Dann to Miss Annie Beatrice Nancollas, both of St. Anstell. KENDALL—JoHNS—Ang. 27, at Hayle Wesleyan chavel, Mr. Arthur Kendail, son vf, Mr. Jeo. Keadall, Cam- borne, to Miss J. W. Johns, of Dolcoath-road, Camborne. !, at Liskeard church, Charles Henry ...

... The Warehouse, ARMLEY, LEEDS. WHEN YOU LAND NEW * OEK STAY \T THE STAR HOTEL, John T. Blake, Proprietor, from St. Austell, 67, CLARKSON STREET, Near West Street (Late Miners Arms), New York Ticket Agent for all Steamships and Railroads. tnglish and American ...

... received A MOUNT'S BAY INCIDENT. previous issue we announced th« arrival in Mount's Thursday of the schooner Lizzie Annie, Cardigan, tow the Irish Steam Packet Company's boat ''Lady Hudson Kinaban.’’ will jr:jr;ot.ih,-. that the schooner w«* stripped nor ...

... feel this detestation than himself, for his greatgrandfather was member of Grattan's Parliament, and was hanged in Dublin Castle in June, 1798, for being patriot. His name was John Esmionde, said Dr. O'Toole, and a worthy representative of his race is ...

... of the ship. But if I want the finest account that battle I to the 'etter oi intrepid lad Midshipman John -he sixteen.yearlold son Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, ' Baronet, tlie Emerald Isle. Sir Thomas decorated Camborne meeting with h s speech | and presence ...

... portion of the cardigan, which was wearing at the time, by some means, caught the revolving machinery and that he thus became entangled. Dr. Russell Phillips said the body was badly mangled. One leg was severed and the other broken. Both arms -were also broken ...

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... Cardiff with a cargo . coal. j The s.B. Guardian arrived to-day from Montrose with a cargo of potatoes. The Coast Line steamer Cardigan , Coast, arrived this morning with general cargo from Liverpool. j The Scilly steamer Peninnis sailed this accident somewhat ...

... Parliament who speak English properly. —Dr. Graham Little, M.P. The British workman to-day prefers wireless to whisky and John Bunyan to John Barleycorn.—Capt. Nicholson. Nothing that man has invented is more civilised than his sports. —Mr. Stacy Aumonier. Feminine ...

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... have no recollection of such scenes. Indeed a striking fact in the streets, on Thursday, were groups of young women walking arm in arm displaying the colours of the rival candidates, and the enjoyment of each other's company did not seem in any wav disturbed ...