... ?? a uvrff liC s-^ib^V ' On Tuesday the | ■Wja ijUftsc- !»>«.*; C*>«Jif;v- •• c«vnm«ticeti at |M*wH|M^'i*jigi-ara^fei«^Ti Rodd f.sq. in the fliwiri l *fWf.S on .it, ;char*>-e -of h^f*.lril* a-i-f T$ vajrraitfa Were, nro'i'l-bt ?? r je i-our' :.,*_,«£ I h^;^ fiirnjer «ijd 4g of.th#- -'hitter* jv.tj- ?? *T-heca**t;*c ...

... A RING Hon .— W itliara N'curds And decree Toll were charge 5 with stealing a su-ei*. ibe properly ■*f JE»sif*s PscWr. of Fa rr inn don. — Several wit- MjbssM were ci.lfed, and tfOM tbeir testimony it i>l>pe.)rod Uiit ib«* shetja eldest ini*se ...

... ROYAL CORNWALL POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY. The tenth Annual Meeting of the members of the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society was held at the Polytechnic Hall, on Monday, the 21st inst., at one o'clock. Sir Charles Lemon. Bart., M.P., President of r, J W*e b «r— Among those present were — K. W. Fox. Esq. ; John Sterling. Esq. ;G. C. Fox Esq. ; R. R. Broad. Esq. ; CharleTFox. Esq. ; R. Taylor. 6,, ...

... 'T ?? ?? went in twe boats for the purpose of l**' '-V whale which has -ately infected our coasts, ...

... These Sessions commenced ou Tuesday, tbe 20th inst, at Bodmin, before tbe following magistrates :— J. K. Lethbhidge, Esq. chairman. Sir W. L. S.Trelawny,nkrtl W. S. Gully. Esq. Sir W. M olesworth, burt. S. Dsvey, E*q. Sir J. 8. G. Bawle, bart. R. Johns, Esq. J. H. Tremayne, Esq. R. G. Bennet, Esq. G. W. F. Gregor, Esq. D. P. Hoblyn, Esq. E. Collins, Esq., Trathan, F. Hext, Esq. F. Rodd, Esq. t ...

... FIRST’ NEXT MONTH. MARCH The State-Lottery commences Drawing. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Valueoleach. Total Aalite. 4 Prizes of L. 2O, CCD L. 4 JO.OOO 40,000 4 5,000 20,000 ,000 10 1,000 10,000 la 0,000 100 100 6,000' 18,000 524.000 60,000 Tickets /,..MMt,ot)o Part of the Capitals will determine:! as i.ndcr First drawn Ticket I.SthDay - A.10.000 21 st Day • 20,000 I >ittn 32d Day 20,0(-t) Ditto ...

... On Thursday, the 16th inst the members of this So- ciety met to view the crops and husbandry at Tehidv Park, the seat of their noble Patroness, and on several ef the neighbouring farms. A very long report of the pro- ceedings has been sent us; for which, even if it haul reached v* earlier in the week, as it should have done; we could scarcely have found room, while coming, as it does, at the ...

... These Asnsss commenced on Saturday last at Bodmin ; . but owing to tbe press of business st Exeter, neither of the Judges arrived on that day. The Commission wss, therefore, opened by Mr. SxsSsant Manhii.o. On Sunday morning, Mr. Juries CoLaatces arrived, having travelled by night from Exeter; and in the fore- noon, his Lordship attended Divine Service, accompanied by the High Sheriff in his ...

... Ho Sale talis *We:k. Copper Ores for Sale at Truro. Septtmler 22. Treaveiii) 919 — Souih Crtr.d-u 57o — loioije 485 Wh, ?? I S9o— Iretheilan 318— Fo*ry C..ns,.!*3oJ— P..t ?? 29it— Hclinhush 20;3 — Cie s'.raws 179_ Vim Wh. Jewel! 144 — Eas t Donu- 103—vVeM C«i*uUmi 9-2— Wh. .aaiden 67— Wh. Harmony 17 — Wi,. D.i.iif4?| l(i — Kiclurds's Ore 13 — Wh. Mary IU Toi a | 41-^) teaaitf ?? c ** ...

... * 2U!?J* *J?V m «**»* rf »'« elnh. a psn-r en snbfeet on whtch jerv little I. understood at pr^senf.and there fa no part of farming economy on whleh, g*nerallv speaame, so mneh ignorance fa displaved. The Botanist reckons about ISOdlrtlnetsperleaand varieties of amasses, awl a farmer on looking over one of his old pasture*, Ht- ttejmeaines that there are very probably «,«,« 80 or 85 ...

... the llth day of August wikt, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, the following rr th mj & je s, Lot I —All that strongly built and commo- dious DWELLING-HOUSE, called the Commercial Hotel, Most eligibly situated in the very increasing Town of Camborne, now dnd for snnie years past in the occupation of Joseph Soddy, Jun. as Tenant from year to year. This Hotel is situated exactly half way be- tween ...

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