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... behaviour few by justice. Taxation without SSntation lately caused a war and «is also little irritating to hear men talktas about the necessity of women g ...

... Cornish Christmas in Olden Times. The Guise Dancing a Hundred Years Ago. . «i «d * 4 U«r* > not •njo* th« d«e bsto^tte i*• Mhiif f’nriMtinM kftUy d»okid with •fbtßf*®®®* ,p *. lD j “IT* notoono, and T«o ot sbt«e 4.y» »ltj» the Bake « bM,t > . ,,| lor >• m.metbtoK for tinging, tk« • meob ;** but well obolr* gLt expect the exuew.tiee ui Bn* B«t tie • * detyleg/* whlch han tain—Jubo u'Ot ata ...

... iKjcaiES.— Messrs. Ernie Williams sn,' N. Odgers, two employees at Holman Bro, received lujorlee to their hand, whilst work Wednesday. The iniurw are foitonately not serious. w Camborne Market.—There was noth lag m rush of boeineea at the 1180,1 weekly Saturday, although thor. was large onmberof people present, an.l bnaicese coold only be ebaraoteriaed fair. Death op Mrs. Jane Angwin.— Mrs ...