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... respected and deeply lamented. Ist inst., at Phillack, Mrs. Nancy Roberts, aged 78 years, 25th ult., at St. Ives, Mr. Joseph Phillips, aged 38 years, 25th ult,, at Gwincar, Mr. William Murley, aged 65 years. At Kieve Mills, in the parish of Camborne, the ...
... Hosken, widow of the late Mr. William Hosken, master mariner, aged 79. ' At Redruth, Alice, relict o _ the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, hair dresser, aged 80. At Falmouth, last week, Mr. Olive, chronometer maker, much and deservedly respected. At Penryn ...
... Mr. Wm. Clemence, aged 67, At Camborne, Mr, William Vivian, aged 42 years. At Redruth, Alice, relict of the late _Mr. Joseph Phillips, hair dresser aged 0. 3 g i-trl—cr'\'l;-):;l.flt;rr-iV;:l;Eedv;y last, Mrs. losken. widow of the late Mr, William IHosken ...
... 2nd inst., Mr. John Gubs, tailor, aged 43 years. At Tywardreath Highway, on Monday last, John Luly, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Phillips, late of the Porcupine Inn. At St. Austell, on Tuesday last, Edward, eldest son ofthe late Mr. Edmund Brown, aged 12 years; ...
... i“nmatinl Cottage, Camborne, Mrs. Mayne, aged 73 years, At Tywardreath Ilighway, last weck, John Luly, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Phillips, late of the Porcupine Inn, 4th inst. ot St. Austell, Edward, eldest son of the late Mr Edmund Brown, aged 12 years; and ...
... Teath, the wife of Mr. Eras. Garland, a son. Pool.— March the wife of Mr. W. Retallaok. son. March 2 1st, the wife Mr. Joseph Phillips, a daughter. March 23rd, the wife of Mr. Janies Trewelo, daughter. Redruth. —March 20, the Buller’s Arms Inn, the n-ife ...
... were settled previous to the Court being held. Fatal Accident —On the 3rd instant, Mr. Joseph Phillips, a young man about 25 years of age, son of Mr. Joseph Phillips, yeoman, Tywardreath, near St. Austell, was returning from Liskeard about ten o’clock ...
... Warning to. Drivers.— An inquest was lately held, at Tywardreatb, by Gilbert Hamley, Esq., deputy coroner, on the body of Joseph Phillips. His death was occasioned by an accident which occurred be- tween Lost wit hiel and Liskeard. Phillips and a friend were ...
... Orleaus visette and ’onc calico night gown, the property of Jane Browun. Prisoner pleaded guiliy—l4 days’ imprisoument. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, 33 (neither read or write) ad MARGARET TURNER, 20 (ueither read or ‘ write), was charged with having, on the 30th day ...
... be found in this position again, or she would have a severe sentence passed upon her.— One fort- night's imprisonment. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, 33, & MARGARET TURNER 2 ?? «?m? char K ed with stealing a velvet coat, the property of William Hawke, of Lezant, near ...
... Thursday last. Mr. ,k i r ; C,h his residence, in Chfer-sgunre A lU re Thorsday lut. Kitty, the widow of the ’* Mr. Joseph Phillips, sadmaker, of HmU k.sqj^he^^,) Tck -p;ide.toodon. —“> U , publisher, aged 71. 1 *- •=' ...
... Rev. Lewis Marcus, Mr. Walter Joocs, of Pwllheli, to Mias Catherine Charlotte Johnson, grand-danghter of the late Mr. Joseph Phillips, sail-maker, of Penzance. Aug. 2, atLittlcham, the Rev. James Rock, Lieut. J. Walker, R.N., Jane, daughter of the late ...