... KIC AND CARESSES. BY F. FLEETWOOD MAY. Author of ‘Sundays fn rural «From village school to University, ropical grave,” ‘*The chosen etc:, Cuaprer XIIL Hear the mellow wedding-bells—golden bells What a world of happiness their ha:mony feretells! Through tne balmy air of night How they ring out their delight! Aud all From the molten golden notes, liquid ditty floats ‘To the turtle dove that ...

... An inquest was held at Watergate Hotel, on Thursday, on the body of an unknown man- On the previous day Mr. Harry Fradd, a far- mer, went with his horse and cart to the north end of tbe beach, and, with the assistance of P.C. Lillington ?? others, towed the body ashore. The features of the man were beyond recognition. Inspector Miller estimated the height of deceased as sft. 7in. ; the ...

... LE CHILD MURDE PEN ZANCE. ——_—— tk iD ADJOURNED INQUEST. cl DENCE OF TI IE MOTHER OF THE CHILD. The aq . child of Sti journed inquest on the body of the was hi nian Carter, 23, St. Michael’s-street, Penzance, efore Mr. G. L. Bodilly on Friday morning. — THOMAS appeared for Mrs. Harvey. cl at first witness called was El izabeth Mary Carter, wife “nian Carter, and daughter of Eli zabeth Harvey, ...

... Information for Creditors (from the London azette ).—First meetings and public examinations—James Scott, oil and colour merchant, Offi - first meeting. November 13th, noon, incial Receiver's, Truro; public examination, V Mnber 14th, 11 a.m., Town-hall, Truro. Miss mas of Falmouth; first meeting, Nov. i-V ' -30 p.m., Official Receiver's, Truro; nub- November 14th. 11 a.m., Townj[ {, t ruro. ...

... The funeral Air. Wm F. Hoop* ' \ street, Exeter, took ■Cemetery on Saturday. Deceased gfi&J the city for the last half a cent I a well-known harness maker manuf ...

... Salterton Domestic and Christmas Gifts. POWDER BOX AND MIRROR. That she had forgotten all about the purchase was the excuse given to Exmouth Bench yesterday morning Minnie Edgecumbe, ...

... Woman Bound Over at Exmouth 8 «moS ? ' J * E - Daw tne chair), ^t 5810118 Monday, Minnie Edge!airW X ««ton, was charged with ob*>ti 0 * lals pretences Budleigh Salterr^irror e ember a powder box and value ls » the property of ? Clapp ' Budleigh Salterton. DOt ' art said defendant was a u , m the employ oi Miss - u Private school at Ingle-35der de Salte rton. Defendant was »k d ate i 6 t0 ...

... CONFERENCE OPENS AT PLYMOUTH Mr. A. Mißon, chairman, welcomed delegates at the annual conference of Admiralty, Storehouse, and Laboratory staffs, which was opened at the Continental H ...

... Burden, C. Petherick, and W. Sandereock: medallions by Messrs. W. Martin, E. Wills, F. Mar ...

... he Shopping Centre of the West SALE STARTS FRIDAY, 13th JULY (Glouces ...

... she look nice ? hear they've got / j lovely little house. One / / n —she'll never know J / //,/ the backaching drudgery you and I used to have on washday. Shesaysshe'cgoing to start straight away with Soako. Means to make soakdays of all her washdays. Washday is much easier when you use Soako. Just soak the clothes in Soako overnight. In the morning rub them lightly, rinse and hang them out. ...

... Bodmin Charges Against Devonport For further inquiry to be made, Patrick Kellally and Robert Chapman were remanded in custody until Saturday at Bodmin yesterday. The offence alleged against each defendant was incurring debt to pay lOd. Jasper Richard Hawke, did obtain credit of the same means of a fraud at Bodmin on Monday. Scrgt. G. H. Fradd said he arrested the men on warrant on Tuesday, ...