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Cornish & Devon Post Cornwall, England4 May 1907 found her house. Her maid remarked: * I not to know what tho lady does.” Mr. Grey discharged the maid, and remanded Mrs. Turner for inquiry. ••THE SONS OF MARTHA.” Mr. Kipling hi. brok.n hi* long with * poem the Standard, entitled The Sons M*ith»; it View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England14 Dec 1908 devotional evening in connection with St. Mary's Wesley was held 1' Mr. H. Tretbow*n. Newquay, ** Chri«iti.’* Mr. T. pwidrd over » attendant*. Solos Mi-** E. Mr. J. Wool cock a Scripture. Mr. a. read the roll. Tea C'owrwrr, In rmmmtrtinm with St. Otcm«nt-atrfi View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England15 Jan 1903 local rat. payer*. , Mr. OaiTU—l h*vc *aid that that ta * raaei ol* the of existing trntt* • reoogui* d, **• Mr. 'Mr ■ora* K •y»k«B> r~~r Mr. foow—WhH-'i Hm b*m th* mor* tffioU»( ■ldo* IH7O, Ibe Bu*r> it tba voluuUry . n-how* Mr. Oaitik—Th*r« not bcae View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England26 Nov 1908 contributed Ms. Carlyon-Biitton was “Cornish Nuniisina'ies.’t His Majesty the Kinj;, of F, M. Paj» iUne* s. ha?» hon nn-ed Mr. with letter from «hich Kuo11t« to a«k Mr. Tafiet ta ♦■xpr. ~ to his »his sincere sympathy, it one time Mra. I‘ny‘t’s lilt* was despaired View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England5 May 1904 bow the outlawcs lire, Ac. And they were returning, there met with them two ladies in ryche chariot, drawn frith flee horses, and in the chayre set Lady May, accompanied with Lady Flora, richly appareled, and they saluted him with dirers goodlie songs, and View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England19 Jan 1939 support from subscribers. Officers elected for 1939 were: Chairman, Mr. George Hicks; secretary, Mr. B. Jayne; treasurer, Mr. Gordon Pedlar; conductor, Mr. Cyril Williams; librarian, Mr. Edwin Hosken; executive committee: Messrs. E. Pascoe, G. Williams View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England18 Feb 1937 the late Mr. F. H jj Pitcher, of Chygoon, Trebarval\f e ' r e \ took St. ?' 011 Frid morning. Rev. officiatedt/' reCU)r of Perranuthnoe, he mourners were Mrs. (Widow), Mrs. Potter and Mrs. 4,-, Ua (sisters), Mrs. A. Floyd (sister* m-Jaw), Mrs. Bettens View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England11 Nov 1920 decline. Mr. Eddy’s withdrawal was gard church matters, their complete I and in the constituency where his frank- accepted with deep regret, ignorance the dire poverty of the parish ! ness at meetings, his willingness to assist nomination of Mr. Abraham View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England27 Dec 1900 Government Boaid.—Mr. J. H. Bennetts—But I must inform Mr. Bases wen is perfectly wrong. We are recognised by tbe Local Government Board, although we arsnot Church of England people.—Mr. Ludlow —Who ate ••we?—Mr. Bennetts—Nonconformist Oburohee.— Mr. Boeoawen—There View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England31 Oct 1935 following were elected on the committee: President, Mr. C. V. Wills; chairman, Mr. A. Nuttall; vicechairman, Mr. R. Mitchell; secretary, Mr. N. Marks; treasurer, Mr. W. G. Drew; captain, Mr. W. Sowden; vice-capt., Mr. H. Whitty; committee: Messrs. Owen Clemence View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England23 Nov 1905 mounters were Mrs. Burton (widow). Mr. W. H. Burton, Croydon (son), Mrs. Jacobs. St. Austell, and Miss'J. Burton, St. Austell (daughters). Mr. and Mrs. C. Morris, Leigh-on Sea, Essex (nephew and niece), Mr. E. Morris (nephew). Mr. Durrani (nephew), Mr. Coleman View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England13 Dec 1928 sweets. —Mrs. B. Har and Mrs. S'. G. Scarborough^^^^^^ Children's toys —Mrs. Badcock, Misses May White, B. Sullifan, J. Chiffers. Fancy and handkerchiefs —'Mrs. W. J. Carne, Mrs. Madd'ern, Misses Kathleen Gilbert, Alice Bonetto. Refreshments —)Mrs. Pawlyn View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England21 Feb 1935 was a large attendance and Mr. L. Trenoweth was a capable M.C. At the close of play ri es were awarded the following:— Ladies.—l, Mrs. E. Glasion; 2, Mrs E. Jackson; 3 Mrs. J. Trembath. Gen'is— ■t, Master G. Osborne: 2, Mr. L. Trenoweth; 3, Mas.er D. View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England22 Jan 1942 waltz—played %is I shall never hear it played again, unless Esmond Knight recovers—not his sight, but his physical grip and mental grasp, and again dominates his orchestra and his great audience as he did on that unforgettable night, about a decade ago. Marie View article |
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The Cornish Telegraph Cornwall, England28 May 1908 good would result from the visit of his colleague, and himself to England. It struck him that there wa» one essential point which the French merchant seeking market in F.ngland must not forget, it was to see that his goods or products were genuine and View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England9 Mar 1911 —President, the Mayor Truro (Mr. T. H. Beard); captain, Mr. C. R. Trethewy; vice-captain, Mr H, S. Frideaux; boo. treasurer, Mr. W. K. Grenfell; hon. auditor, Mr. W. H. Treweeke; captain 2nd XIL, Mr. L. Hoskins; secretary, 2nd XXL, Mr. G. Read; committee, Messrs View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England10 Jul 1902 expression to line of thought suggested by the Coronation. Mr. Hope continues “The Intrusions of Peggy,” and Mr. A. E. W. Mason “The Four Feathers.” “A New Dialogue the Dead” ia clever production. Mr. Laird Clowes depicts “The French Share in the Mutiny the Nore: View article |
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Cornubian and Redruth Times Cornwall, England9 Jun 1906 valueless. on to the tiller with his feet pressed against was the face of Susanson. Yet that night in his bedroom he turned thc the bulwarks, and the frothy water was Jermy forgot all caution his terror and watch over and over in his hand, looking at next column View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England7 Dec 1908 Couurulor Thomas; secretaries. Rev. I. and Mr. S. Smith: treasurer. Mr. E. C. Argali; auditor. Mi. J. Dibbs. Viiilay vveniac, the St. I K. t'hurth, Truro, tea ami an entertainment ««-re ct't’n hi the ladies. A laiße number 'at down tea, and the schoolroom View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England26 Jun 1947 by the Mayor (Mr. J. T. Trezise) and Town Council, Officers elected Were: President, Mrs. R. C. Lawry; hon. treasurer, Mr. J. s. Jenkin; hon. assistant treasurer. Mr. G. L. Mabbott; hon. secretary, Mr. Rex Carr; hon. team secretary, Mr. B. Batten; and View article |