... •LVarTHNCY. Mr Joseph Phillips, Loudon, and manager Wheal Hampton Mina addrcaoed lh« Wesleyan school Sunday afternoon. According present arrangement* the Rev. Harry Taylor wdl proceed to Okeh&mpton upon his leaving Goldaithney, and not where h® was placed ...

... GOLDSITHNEY. services were ht The Hi alierr.imn »i>e. service was held. ,u vvli Mr. Joseph Phillips presided. In .in address :he people, the Rev. B. Weaver reirr the latt that years last August he ■ bv the Rev. (»arrett, then .t& supply u> (hr M.ira/i ...

... afternoon floral ►exviee Mr. John Dawe presided, and suitable adiresa** were delivered the Rev. W. C. C*ddy and tlr. Joseph Phillips, London. Offering* flowerws fruit for the West Cornwall were from the children by the Misses Floyd and veaJe. the evening ...

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... Assentors, E. N. Mumford, H. W Nance, G. Woodcock, E. F. Treneer, John Ashford, Alfred Treneer, William Francis Watts, Joseph Phillips, James Woolcock, E. N. V. Moyle, C. H. Hicks. PENZANCE. Henry Trembath, Harry Simpson, H. Russell Phillips, J. H Tonking ...

... Sunday evenin«. »(tcr the ordinary service, the choir repented their Cli-s,;huh rm?« before large cengre-caticn. Mr. Joseph Phillips, Loudon, who presided, raid the Con.ish man was notorious 1 over ihe country for hi* liUiaiou! cbilitr, and was one hie ...