... •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 ...

... d, and !■ he-upholstered. SB Furniture Warehoused. H| 11 ill Estimates Free. 11 In Loving Memory of beloved husband, JOSEPH PHILLIPS, who died Sept. 16tli. 19!-', •ajjed 56 year*, aft.r long years ...

... 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 ...

... WlLLS.—September 10. at St. Goran, Catherine Magor (nee Sooborio), wife of Alfred Wills, aged 82. IN LOVING MEMORY of JOSEPH PHILLIPS, who died St. Mary’s, Scilly, September 16th, 1912, after long yeans of illness, aged 56 years. Lost to sight, memory ...

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... instructor Camborne School Alinas, announced ati leaving' rhe Tranisvanl during the for Europe. can heartily congratulate Mr. Joseph Phillips, managing dinertor of Wheal Hampton and neighbouring mines the success his son. Mr. R. C. F. Phillips at the Cornwall ...

... eleven tone which had become the normal quantity offered. The adit has cleared, and additional pump got working, Mr. Joseph Phillips, managing director, hopes they are almost at the end of their troubles. Wheal ReMli (Lolant) is now in ihe hands » Louden ...

... 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 ...

... following were admitted to citizenship at Mohawk, Michigan:—W. J. Pryor, Thomas Stevens, Wiiiiam Nicholas, W. J. Pcercc, and Joseph Phillip*. ...