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... early hour on Monday last by some very tasteful airs well executed by the Truro Amateur Band, under the arrangement of Mr. Thomas Bedell*, their leader. Although the time of playing Is given as being on Monday morning, another reference to nocturnal ...
... January 16th, Three Days Olen drily at 4 15 Johnny Wei.sinuller. Maureen O'Sullivan TUt7AN THE APE MAN 5.55. 8 55 Laurel and Hardy FR DI 1I .1 4 30. 725 PAVILION CINEMA NEWQVAY. Those 3149 Tills THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY Dean Marlin. Jerry Leask YOU'RE ...
... defeat earn, boot. The other was norrd by Wlchlow Penzance plated goad football can hard.y he faulted ott their disp:sy, Their goals were scores by Phenn 131, P. Thomas It). and Andrewil. Mullion, playing againat ihts wind. scored two heals in the Ilrst ...
... of aggression by Russia: these would seem to deny the very spirit of Christmas. Peace? tiood will? One somehow recalls Thomas Hardy's bitter couplet, written at Christmas, 1944 — After two thousand years of mass We've got as far as poison gas. But of ...
... Tideford Hall on Thursday. Mr. E. Soady was M.C. and prizewinners were: Mesdames W. Jones, A. Courts. R. Stephens and Thomas. Miss Thomas. Messrs. E. Screech. R. Stephens and L. Coon. Chocolates and cigarettes were won by Mrs. Monk and Mr. S. Cummings. and ...
... by AUCTION. at the Central Auction Rooms. Morrab-toad,_ Perstanee. on THURSDAY. Slat 111111. at 3 p.m. 'Solicitors: VIVIAN THOMAS & JSRVIII. Alvertan. Penzance. For printed 'particulars (with Photographs). etc.. apply to the Joint Auctioneers, Estate Offices ...
... and Son, Crediton; J. Reddecliffe; J. P. Bice, Liskeard; W. H. Matthews, St. Austell; J. Critchlow, Chapelen-le-Frith: H. G. Hardy, Wells; 0. W. Chaffe. Plymouth; A. D. Hull. Falmouth; T. M. Ninnis, Chacewater; T. Matthews, St. Austell; W. R. Lovett, Bovey ...
... Wood, G. Cawker and M. Maynard, aunts; and ( Miss Mrs. G. Maynard. I. J. and Miss D. Maynard. Mrs. I. Cheffers and Mrs. B. Hardie, cousins; Miss I. Luscombe (Paignton). Mr. and Mrs. S. Woods. Messrs. C. Crapp, P. C. Dingle. G. Trethewey, D. Alford. Mr ...
... -Smith. Glynn, °Wats Sot' were Messrs - .1.. S. Yelthim,_' Ternsyn HanilltOn. Mariann* Teri/pe .Frank 'Blight. E H. H. - Wendy Thomas.' and M•rgsret W. Kellow: IC Opt.. W. K. A scenei-from.. Toad Of Toad. Martin Rouse. A. Hall was • presented by Jame W. ...
... by Mrs. Thomas. of Pallengthy business and was carried No Realisation That Kitto owing to pressure of other strong. Camborne, w.fe of Mr. A. nut in a, laboratory. Orchids were Problem Exists work. The chairman paid tribute L eo nard Thomas (a governor ...
... bang in the hallowed silences which precede the Fifth Test Match. Fans in the far west. as in Middle Wallop and Chorlton-cum-Hardy, are varnishing their rattles and refurbishing their rosettes even in the shade of a sight screen and within a throw in ...
... with defrauding the at St. Austell, Tywardreath and Inland Revenue of £80,817. They Lostwithiel were present in Bod- were Thomas Reynolds (65), of min Parish Church on Sunday Acton Castle, Marazion, proprietor when, at evensong, the newly- of a number ...