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... will 'Napoleon Bonaparte.' The Chemistry and Physiological classes in connection with the Institution will bo resumed Mr Joseph Phillips and Terrill. The Banco. Tin Sale.— The half-yearly salo of Bouca tin took place onWednesda} Rotterdam. Tbs whole stock ...
... HRTH3 MARRIAGES, & DEATHS . BIRTHS. In this town, the wife of Mr Riohnrd Jnrncii, of mid the wife ...
... twelvo months’ hard labour. —Thomas Prime, for stealing' iron in tho parish of Kea. was sentenced month’s bard labour.—Joseph Phillips, for stealing half-sovereign, Calatock, was sentenced to fourteen days’ imprisonment, and then to be kept in reformatory ...
... Overseers of the several parishes division appointed, viz , Ihnlock, Messrs Joseph Hocking and S. Lean. Constant!; e, Joseph Phillips and Henry Harvey. Falmouth, George IVdey and Isaac Broad Fade. Mnbe, Alfred and James Hath, M awn an, Win Laity and John ...
... for which judgment bad been previously obtained. Mr Thomas Uiontou. tailor, Kedrutb, was tbs plaintiff. Runyan's Worms.—Joseph Phillips v. James Lowry.— This was an action rscover 10*. for copy of Banyan's Works, sold to defendant. De{eudont objected pay ...
... draft of ministerial appointments issued Saturday the stations in Cornwall stand follow: Redruth William H. Matthews, Joseph Phillips; St. Ives—John Gregory, J. Haywood; St. Austell—John Taylor, Jesse Wilson, John Rich, supernumerary Si. Day William Albert ...
... the arrangement of the stations for the ensuing connexionnl vear. include the following : Redruth. W. H. Matthews. Joseph Phillips. St. Day, W. Albert. Joseph Jamieson. “Observer complains of the bad slate of the donkey cart used by one of the rural ...
... Sunday-school Anniversary was commenced on Sunday last. Appropriate sermons were preached by the Revs. W. H. Matthews, and Joseph Phillips, and Capt. Bishop. The afternoon and evening services were conducted in a field adioining the chapel, lent for the occasion ...
... the'ministers in the Cornish circuits as just settled by the Conference held at South Shields —Redruth. - H. Matthews and Joseph Phillips; St Ives.—Met: Roe ; St. Austell,—f. Taylor. A. E. Calvert. John Rech (sup. ) ; St. Day,—W. Albert, Joseph Jamieson Penzance ...
... Aims, Redruth, from John 1. Uren to C. Annear ; and Church Inn, Phillack, trora >V. Williams to Jacob Richards. Drunk. —Joseph Phillips, and W. H. Weeks of , Camborne, fined and 9s costs; W. Spure, at lllog w. and 9s costs ; William Thomas, of Illogan, an ...
... TomnDAY.— Before W. C. ( in _ chair). G. j. Smith. J. L. Bolden, and D. W. Bam, Esqv, and the Rev. St. Aubyn M. St. Aubyn. Joseph Phillips and W. S. Berry m »in.who olcaded guilty to hiving been drunk and disorderly ?lloean on the 4th September, were hned 5s ...
... the neighbours.—The Chairman; Hie case is dismissed. William Morrisey and George Symons were charged with assaulting Joseph Phillips on the 13th August Camborne. Complainant and his brother Benjamin gave evidence. Ordered to pay the costs. Cd. be tween ...