... ?? -of electors in the Town Hall, Falmouth. i» strongly inculcated the Importance of ahstai , V from personality, and of trying Ihe strengt Ihe parties opon the groond of polieal merit i the comparative eligibility of the candidate reference to the local ...

... accept him. Lord Stanley has distinctly announced the de- termination of himself and his friends to exert themselves strenuously to restore to native indus- try its just protection. This, the., will be the question for the impending election. We offer ...

... face and breast. She died in less than an hour. On exam- ining the body, the lungs were found to be wound- ed with shot, and a great quantity of blood was ef- fused into the chest. The jury brought in a ver- dict— That the deceased died from the effusion ...

... knowledge of curing old scorbutic wounds in the leg. My friends recommended me to the most eminent surgeons in London, all to no purpose, they deeming amputation to be the only preservation of life. A friend of mine in town sent me one of your accounts of cures ...

... Grand Jury on the police of the C0(1 excellence of which appeared from thrl , number prisoners the list; ami 31 to the extreme youth of the chief case of William Harris St. Agnes '- with rape, advised, that if the case very fully out, they would not 'm bill; ...

... remem- bered the number of cases of cures I had seen in the Annual Mentors, pub- lished by you, and I resolved to try the Poor Man's Friend, which after using only six pots, I am happy to say has effected a perfect cure. I am, Gentlemen, your obliged servant ...

... Ua-xna, begged to propose tbe health of two geutiemen who were among the best friends of the soc£ ?? rife kiD ? neM * * *• --ber. morTes- | pedally ?? on those trying occasions to meet the evil. of which this society was mainly formed. He meant' ...

... Cor- nish miner tbe small protection, which, daring the swamping rf tbe Cornish Mines, by the glat of Foreign Ores, hss alone saved hiss from the anion ; Mr. Manta £££*? .fTf *»- lw '-»-»* itwasnottbeintentien of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,!© repeal ...

... r. i | «istt:i!», Uii.' i.av-. t ■■'-. ' * , v* di_-r-rs_ occasit-i'etl :.v thu ?? •'»* rfl ar»J the !.ig. rev «.i p r - * ?? . ._ v j the Poor, _v.. to ct.'.td pc ?? ,* into ...

... his constitution was so de- bilitated that his death was shortly looked' upon by himself and friends as certain ; but as a forlorn hope, he was induced to try Holloway'- Pills which had an immediate and surprising effect upon bis system, aud Urn result ...

... Mr, CHRISTOPHER WALLIS. Solicitor, Bodmin. Bodmin, 2d June, 1830. RAIvIS TO BE LET. MR ; BODELEY begs to announce to his Friends and the Public in general, that on Tuesday the 15th Day of June next, at Ti- verton Fair, he sha'li hare the honour of submitting ...

... the more insidious, but eventually not less fatal disorders, wliich in almost every workman bring on premature old age. To save from calami- ties like these a class of men to whom the County is indebted for its wealth is a sacred duty : such it was felt ...