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... !MUIR CORNISH ASSOCIATION. The members al Os Midland Reenish Awash*ism, We M e Add Mir 'Med ammani an inr ! l an= slag members left Madre at MS a.m., in two @Moos forth. st Wornester, Inrcwta kr Molt an the basks of the The party, augur the et Mr. W ...
... TIMES AND CORNISH ECHO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 18.6. MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY. The outrage sad young lady Marbled. has caused a ecooldsrable assration throughout the comity. It appals that Mies Thompson. aged a daughter of Mr. Thompson. a retired millwright ...
... THE FALMOUTH AND PENRYN TIMES AND CORNISH ECHO, SATURDAY, APRIL LOVE TRAGEDY IN A TRAIN. la the el the niesang Os a love tragedy was to • train banns Versailles awl the Gars lientganase. Ms railway porters, while slaking la the aniagn attar all the travellers ...
... THE CORNISH FRIDAY, JUNE 30, lot I. law committee, the (the Rec. J. I. as chairman; Mr. H. A. Michell reego.bessaturee). Mews. Avant and Michel (boa. secretaries). Mr. H. A. Michell (chairman of the Tea (hiamittee), the Raw. W. T. Martyn (chairman) and ...
... produced in firm soil. Leeks: Plants raised early in Mardi are now Sin. high, and ready for planting 10in, apart in manure,' trendies. It is best to transplant them with soil adhering to the roots, and sink them well into the ground. Meal the weather be so ...
... write of the late Lady Burton, the widow of Captain Sir Richard Mt. Wilkins, who was a friend of Lady Durton's been appointed by Mrs. Fitzgerald, the deceased lady's sister and executrix, and his will he the ealy authorised biograply. Lady aortae had bogus ...
... THE FALMOUTH & PENRYN TIMES k CORNISH ECHO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1894. OPENING OF NEW PREMISES. J. WEARNE, Has OPENED his shop at 30, MARKET STRIST, PAL MOUTH with a choice selection of Gold and Silver Watched', Jewellery, Silver Plate, and liorpantins ...
... ag Mugs ef things for relief and applied muisteed_ le the elms, but nothing did me any peed. a Use I Emil not take a proper meal; I wee afraid to esik sal get very this and weak. Is Was as it es I p about my house work. In Goto. bee of lib yew (1SI) Xeroer ...
... giving the leysl toasts.. esqueneas itis 'illusions. Cornish blood and reverence for all those mattere connected with i. th a e n r d e ' l7 ' C u es et rn m i:h re pe lo c y .;l l e woutlilv Cornish rasociations undoubtedly fostered a %Ilea 11C read a ...
... out. the labourers at the Meal& sines are quite satisfied with their rate of rmanasestion, sod Mr. Strauss, with Ms large mining intends, °not to be the very last to engender strife. Re kaowe, sad indeed seksowledges, that Cornish minas will never be able ...
... spend their Christened& at the Cornish Riviera had the good fortune to experience many hours of brilliant sunshine sad sight of • boisterous sea. There cm half a gale of wind blowing frost the south-east, sending white leeks of foam and spume over the cliffs ...
... homage to him on his 'lava- to the Osrdiamiees. Among those present were Lord Edmund Talbot and the Ladies ifoward, Lord mid Lady Alexander Lennox, Lady Simeon and the Mime iiimeso,_ the Hen. Mks Beetle. the Hon. Eric Naafi, Mr. H. Mon* Mies Soon. Mrs ...