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... Bodmin Fine On Visitor For Dangerous Driving Trigg magistrates at Bodmin*yesterday imposed a fine of £5, with suspension ot his licence for six months, upon Henry Joseph Bastiaenen, ...
... Bodmin Fine On Visitor For Dangerous Driving Trigg magistrates at Bodmin*yesterday imposed a fine of £5, with suspension ot his licence for six months, upon Henry Joseph Bastiaenen, ...
... Hoarse lokpb. Tuesday, June the irish land bill. The House having into committee on the Irish Laud Bill, clauses and 11 were apreed to. Clause 12 was also agreed to, after lengthy ...
... Two Privates Fined At Bodmin Search for dry wood to light their fire at their billet led to two soldiers attached to a Westcountry depot being fined 10s. each for doing wilful damag ...
... Information for Creditors (from the London azette ).—First meetings and public examinations—James Scott, oil and colour merchant, Offi - first meeting. November 13th, noon, incial Receiver's, Truro; public examination, V Mnber 14th, 11 a.m., Town-hall, Truro. Miss mas of Falmouth; first meeting, Nov. i-V ' -30 p.m., Official Receiver's, Truro; nub- November 14th. 11 a.m., Townj[ {, t ruro. ...
... hollows, its echoes die away The Storm-king shakes the forest, scatters red leaves o'er ...
... Falmouth Motorist's First Offence In Years Bodmin borough magi?tr atcs yesterday imposed a fine of 30s - on David Lvell Smeatham, 9, Cambridge-place. Falmouth, summoned for driving a ...
... The death occurred on Monday morn-1 ine of Mrs. 'Mary Fradd, of St. Day. ait the age of 91 years. Mrs. Fradd. was I well known St Day and district and carried a grocery business in Fore| stre ...
... Woman Bound Over at Exmouth 8 «moS ? ' J * E - Daw tne chair), ^t 5810118 Monday, Minnie Edge!airW X ««ton, was charged with ob*>ti 0 * lals pretences Budleigh Salterr^irror e ember a powder box and value ls » the property of ? Clapp ' Budleigh Salterton. DOt ' art said defendant was a u , m the employ oi Miss - u Private school at Ingle-35der de Salte rton. Defendant was »k d ate i 6 t0 ...
... Thf. Mayoralty.—lt generally understood that Mr. William Trevennen will be chosen chief for the coming year. The favourite sect:. possessing the highest qualifications, Mr. will be a model Ma ...
... Miss G. Jobb ( and not Miss ) wis the successful candidate referred to ia last Thursday's Corninh' man. The driuking-fountain, handsomely presented Messrs. aud Sons, ot Peuryn, to the inhabi ...
... r CORNWALL POLYTECHNIC Records in annual REPORT. HAYII T MINERAL WEALTH: INDUSTRIES and other MATTERS. * Cornwall 'olyt-eahnic Society h°idin„ -, lts 104 th annual Report, and i?y). ]n?:i annua ...
... LE CHILD MURDE PEN ZANCE. ——_—— tk iD ADJOURNED INQUEST. cl DENCE OF TI IE MOTHER OF THE CHILD. The aq . child of Sti journed inquest on the body of the was hi nian Carter, 23, St. Michael’s-street, Penzance, efore Mr. G. L. Bodilly on Friday morning. — THOMAS appeared for Mrs. Harvey. cl at first witness called was El izabeth Mary Carter, wife “nian Carter, and daughter of Eli zabeth Harvey, ...