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... Coombe. and J Chinn. Bearers were H. Jury. 11 Drew. D. Williams and T Rail. tributes tncluded one frorr. St Elwyn C'rurch Whig, Club—Undertaker. Mr. S. C. Coombe. ...
... HICRS. LAUNCESTON: 2, roi.DEAN. unEeßp - ‘ depression too— leaves you calm, cheerful, relaxed. Always insist on 'Anadin' - Whig Isis NADIN Noe r a Century of Phones: Launreqon 44; s.tuteard i . A . .. w .„ . 'of., ...
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... a. tort•ica- - '• se I. a s Church 7- - Friday morning.' by ' mr, r and at- the Church.ztho • aide t rtrili cetw r at Ga Whigs Churc Church. SIM ttbr, 'returned So • for- the ears NW at St. John Ch urch. On Or Mr Mercier ols .Communion tithes. • , children ...
... enclosed farm 7: to dry sod drop the word 55 dr,* wtrew --•—• LAVNTORT.-0-0-0-14-1•11. Landrake 3. Liakeard 2. Menhenlot S. Whigs 4. Toepoint I are places? places are all close together and the surname looks like • variation of Landry. LANlFEAM.—Carnborne ...
... the m Proprietor Falmouth and a vast amount to of their Patrons Public {, and | several places of ‘avour cannot be said. Pe, whig of Tt is wit system, or an supply. Over ‘the latter Nes through seve: ral vears, ; to continue for some census of Pe Tranporth ...
... children: April. 1706. Paid Mr. Freeman the goldsmith for town silver etude and • pairs of buckets for Jacky 1713 for Prat bobb whig which Mr. ITo be continued I ...
... teachwas pbor: perhaps one four had been trained : 't large and often unruly: obiect lessons were uninformative; text- outspread whig - pertd, harm written !let-w.pt Those turn of classes w so-called dreary books WI few, dull, thumbed and worn: the imagination ...
... 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 ...