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... bear the heavy burden: the at the - funeral, an the beautiful floral tributes. thanks to the bearers, the Rev, (vicar) and ia Whig “IN. MEMORIAM a Jerven —Richar died Oct ny; iodo” ~Loved and , remembered Sarah. and Johanna hia devoted * Gaughters, Wootcocke—In ...
... not exhibited to the Com- Recorder. his missioners : business. and during the great He made re great aye BourrovucH or of the Whig ascendency obtained a “ At the Counsell hall held for the barony and viscountcy. He also sayd - urrough, Walter Jones. obtained ...
... Trimurti,. and C. J Mariam, Bros N. N D. 11. °Olson rlortod auditors of Lod.* Tb. W M, .W.Sro. T. C. l.ockotn prraidost, Armor, Whig out rabbling ewer rat rapning, with two visitor*. Mr Seown, Thp Rork.. Shop It. worm waa Mot in 'hi log. woi forth. 554 attar ...
... warden. Mrs. F. Coyne. parents. Mr. and Mr,. F. J. Bowden, distributed the prises at the , C amborn e -of Aston Villa. Canner. Whig s 'Parish Church Sunday-school's Infants' abroad during the peat four years department annual distribution of Mr. George who ...
... trolled in the Tory interest by the Vincent family of Tregavethan and j they appealed for assistance to withstand the ' Boscawen 'Whig) attack the seats No less than £1200 was alleged to have been ' had much in common with the Vicar of Bray and did not fret ...
... Chapman tpresidenti paid tribute to Mir W. TrountOn. One of the founder members- M. Beameth (Penzance , gee. • demonstration of Whig-mated stools, and was thanked by Mrs. S. Stephens.—ldention was made of the donation at IE3 tent by the institute to the Lynne:WM ...
... holida services Parish Ch ‘hon: Sun Piant for ted by Mr. ‘owls 1s. Herl. Tos: their ports: ee 3 ER sitor St sates, ed Ann Whigs P Wood, of 4 SHEEP. $ Williams,” David Terence lick, G + ‘Da vid R 7 or hailenge c ‘was wor Team with points. . pointe. Panty ...
... much more intense fall of spat. the vote ought to be given to some members of the working-classes, Robert Lowe, leader of the Whigs, fought tooth and nail to avert any such calamity. Wageearners, he declared, were morally and intellectually inferior, and ...
... • gm, la $ rec., att. chin try 3. beds.. 2 ceo(PUea. ki llliDStrrilrialWfVero bed-1.00110.2. lounge/Helm kitchen. millet% Whig. garde.). Vacant 421,110. CARNMESSLUS.-4 Ws. bath. I rec.. aun t _ . . . . RAVI. Ripaidenew with gardan at near. 4 bola. ba*roorn ...
... Penzance and ift. tont Monger. - and aft is to tem at th - e - -Ire;: ite Y V-C.A.. . tipsy - go the 'aegreler7. Ur. zZ- 3 . ern Whig of the well Juergen . the beauty of et. Mount. Tata: Coder Paul rift. ettechoe to its. won of Pentanes Sea Cadets and of the ...
... Le Grlere, asked Mensbere to hand very pleasing materials detigned by residence. 74, Dolcoeth.road. Cam- eettieed Midi *- I Whig's, I hod ~._..th• 'for -all' damson of' Raid ' . ' BRAy A 'wintery of the late King Georgie. herself. Miss M • Holman will ...
... the Queen's death on August 1 Had the Queen's ill- ness been delayed another day or two, or had she died at once before the Whig Dukes had time to step into the breach, James s accession would have been a practical tainty. The following vear, immediately ...