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Cornubian and Redruth Times Cornwall, England14 Dec 1883 England Press Fund has teen held the Royal Hotel, Bristol. The Mavor (Mr. Weston) presi 'ed, and the numerous company included Mr. Wills, M.P., Mr. Wodehonse, M.P., and Mr. Lewis Fry, M.V. Mr. R- 0. Joses recently held inquiry at Cardiff respecting the stranding View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England28 Jun 1888 paper-knife ; Mr. and Mrs Leonard Courtni '. bronze tripod ; Mr: and Mrs. Robert Fox, Oriental v.vse ; Mr. John Trelawny, two Benares trays; Mr. Render St. Aubyn, silver cigarette case ; Capt: and Mrs. Rogers of Penrose, brass tray : Mr. Paynter, case View article |
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Cornish & Devon Post Cornwall, England19 Oct 1889 MR. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN. Addressing his constituents at Stirling Monday night, Mr. Campbell-Bannerman, M.P., deroted bis attention almost entirely Ireland and criticism of Lord Uartington’s recent speech. Lilierals, said, were blamed for being silent on View article |
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Cornubian and Redruth Times Cornwall, England17 Apr 1891 (iiayo »> j Chronicle) that Mr. Quinton, Colonel Skene, Mr. D«.W. O. Gbaci de«cribeB Mr. W. W. Read j d t Lieutenant Simpson, Mr. Cossinfl, and “one of the great cricketers of the age.” v ille, who fell into the hands of the rebels Mr. Rai.i , ii of Rawdon View article |
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Cornish & Devon Post Cornwall, England1 Dec 1894 ACCIDENT TO MR. WHYMPER A singular accident happened at Birkenhead on Monday night to Mr. Edward Whymper, F.R.G.S. Mr. Whymper was engaged to deliver a lecture at the music-hall on his mountaineering experience, and when ascending the somewhat steep staircase View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England19 Apr 1888 DEATH Mr. MACLEOD, OF CADBOLL Tbe death of the gentlemen who, if be had lived few days longer wonld have given his daughter into tne oare of Mr. William E. T. Bolitho. of Polwithen. oast a gloom over all his neighbourhood. Aod well it might, for Mr. Maoleod View article |
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Cornish & Devon Post Cornwall, England15 Nov 1879 bodies that were anxious to have such help. The health of the Sheriffs having been proposed Mr. Cross, and responded to Mr. Sheriff Woolloton, and that of the Lady Mayoress by Lord Salisbury, and responded by the Lord Mayor, the company separated. Owlnfc View article |
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Cornubian and Redruth Times Cornwall, England8 Sep 1871 otlier m.irnhi'', man nunicsl I’ainhatu, muucmigdown stairs in the mornuig, his break fast prepared, butmi about. 11. nIM-neil lh« urea «lo |
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Lake's Falmouth Packet and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England26 Mar 1864 Company. InatrfMjralrd bg Charter and Special Acte nV—His Grace the Hake of ROXItL lUillE, K.T Vlilß-PKtteJDKNT*. H(« Grace the Luka of TIIKIII.AND. The Most Noble the of ABKRCOKN K.G . The Muu JOHN LAIRD MAIK LAWKLNOE, Q.C.B. K 5.1., Viceroy ot India. DIRECTORS View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England3 Jun 1859 lowing places : Mr. Williams's Bear Inn, Truro. Mr. Doble's, Trefusis, Mylor. . Mr. Stevens's, Horse and Jockey Inn, Helston. Mr. C. Cardell's, Bosence, St. Erth. 1 Mr. Truseott's, grocer, Tresillian. Mr. Doble's, Nansough, Ladock. Mr. Lanyon's, Hawkins View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England1 Aug 1874 in the occupation 0? Mrs. Lambert, Pydar Street. For particular, apply to Mrs. Furniss, ' Church Lane. Tmro. T 0 BE LET, ?? immediate possession, a HOUSE, SHOP, T V STORES, situate in Old Bridge-street, late in tbe occupation of Mr. Burridge.— Apply to View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England11 Mar 1859 above address desires to express his sincere acknowledgments to his friends and the public generally, for the kind support they have afforded him. He has great pleasure and confidence in recommending to them his successor, Mr .J. Jewell, who, he feels assured View article |
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Cornubian and Redruth Times Cornwall, England19 May 1871 iie |
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Launceston Weekly News, and Cornwall & Devon Advertiser Cornwall, England24 Mar 1877 was Mr. Wynne’s own interest to influence Edith in his favour. “Or her mother?” Mr. Wynne suggested again, , shrinking, on nearer view of it, from the self-imposed task. “ Yes, Mrs. Wynne would better still, provided can gam her to our side.” Mr. Wynne View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England5 Nov 1874 the third class. DEATH OF MR. JOHN LAIRD, M.P. —Mr. John Laird, M.P. for Birkenhead, died eu Thursday night ten o'clock, aged 70. His death had been expected for several weeks. Mr. Laird, the eldest son of the late William Laird, of Birkenhead, and brother View article |
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The Cornish Telegraph Cornwall, England4 May 1864 THE NEW MUSEUM. Mr, Charles Fox succeeded Mayor of Penzance on Wednesday last in his possession of the rude mound of stones from which his worship, Mr. Fox, and Mr. Grice severally addressed large as.embloge, and spoke as follows Ladies and gentlemen,—You View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England12 Mar 1886 Far be it from Donald to strike the laird, unless he struck him again. He had broken the spell laid on his cow, and tbe laird had avenged the hurt to the lady ; though he was grieved to see the laird with a lady who was a witch. Let bygones be bygones View article |
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The Cornish Telegraph Cornwall, England28 Dec 1893 week, is the daughter of Mrs- Beach Grant, American lady, who into the wellknown American Grant family, which includes Mr. de Forrest Grant and Mr. Snydans Grant. The family is a decidedly wealthy one, but Mr. Beach Grant left his wife and daughter in somewhat View article |
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Cornubian and Redruth Times Cornwall, England19 Jul 1872 funny in< i lente in dr|ccioig the onmic aide his theme, and among them „„ absurd atorv which heard a'bniraldv told wh- , Scotland. The idea was that Scotch laird had b« pay his reo* t'» the s*(nirs, and and his drank much in the kitchen that they < much View article |
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Lake's Falmouth Packet and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England7 Apr 1894 equestrian on the bay mare. Many other ladies are going out for a ride on this fine September afternoon Mrs. Ponsonby is tho cynosure of a large port T—but Mr. Ponsonby draws on his glove now, and prepares to mount his own big, brown, handsome roadster, u View article |