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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England24 Jan 1935 aurae or at last and rt meek. oned, did hi. nib well anti mold not he blamed Italie., C. loud. Rowse and A. L. Synionds.l Al .. Leery Soares . solarises the hum &fence. who played nand for his side's defeei. Seset.d his the heartily thaahed a man, to keep View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England15 Nov 1907 Accompanying her on she platforntwere Mr. F. Fireman-fneinas, M.P., Mr. A. A. Marshall, J.P.„ Mr. C. A. Millman ILiberal agent). Mrs. Hegira. ) Mrs. N. J. alined, Mies Hodge, Miss Temkin. Mrs. Hony, and iithers. The Hon. Mrs. Freeman- Thome. rTe.,itted. Mum View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England2 May 1902 Attorney-lien. ea! for 'edam in Mr. grown! ill and in 1881 of Irelan I. 'lire likeness between Mr. Law anti his father is as striking as the likeness between the Cubmial hemetary arnl Mr. Auateti Chamberlain. Hen des:lt of Mr. has a I. eling of regret in View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England4 Apr 1901 Giver of Kisses ’’ is a realistic story the South African War; Mr. Cutclilfe Hyne continues his thrilling series short stories, “ MoToad in the Arctic, and Mr. Allen Upward also continues his series of Historic Mysteries. A pretty story by Hart is i View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England5 Mar 1908 proving that •uspic«e the local Unionist 1 y the Unioniat Party, in atand- Mr. A. Douglas Linsey preaided, aupiKUjea the three kingdom* together, by Ladv Duming-Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. un( j one n>wn and one central govem- Percival D. William* (Lanarth), Meaars View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England29 Jun 1933 F•aneis HumPhllls's prestige in the East. where a man is Judged by his deeds and not by his words. Sir Francis, in fast, is a Mail of vast experiene , in the East, and this, coupled with his signal ability as a diplomat, should qualify hint for an eventual View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England28 Jul 1926 College. Mr. Henry Toy presided and was supported Lady Stamp, Revs. A. E„ Nightingale and E. V. Paget, Aid. W. J. Bazeley. Messrs. J. H. Tonking, J. H. Roberts, C. E. Tyacke (Camborne), W. Nicholls and Richard' White, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wickett, Mrs. J. Roberts* View article |
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West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England18 Jan 1912 spoons; Mr. John lingham. four cut glasses; Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell, ortoiseehell stationery and blotter; Mr. >nd Mrs. Budd. two dessert spoons; Mr. and Mrs I. Bissell, traveling eloak; Mr. and Mrs. W Jrittain. small silver Salter; Capt. and Mrs. D 'lifton View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England28 Aug 1903 elder, Lady Maud CPCiI, was married to the present Earl of *Horne is 1883. Lady tlerenelolen, who pommies a full share of the literary talent of the family, of late rare been actively associated with het father in his public work. The third, Lady Fanny View article |
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Cornish & Devon Post Cornwall, England22 Sep 1900 received Mr. Charles Steel, the general manager; Mr. Mason, the assistant superintendent the line; Mr. Hills, the London divisional superintendent ; and Mr. Richard the station supsrmteudent. There was large crowd the plat form, who cheered his |{..val View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England18 Jul 1907 Truro. Lord and Lady Arthur Hill, Lord and Lady the church of St. Peter, the required bal- r€Xa tta was in great measure due. The . CffMffl •upporters the Lower House coul 7 and he has told these lads tliat should Knollys, Mr. Gerald snd Lady Betty Balance View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England11 Oct 1901 The following took part : Misses Grainger 121 and F.nnis ell, the Joliffe family. Mr. W. Dunstone. Miss Rowse. Mr..). C. Youlden, Misses Truscott OZ. Mr. J. W. Harris. Mrs. Skinner. Misses Hambly. Little. and Menear. Messrs. Skinner. Pearce. Ebdy. and W View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England27 May 1948 recent first annua general meeting were: President Mr. M. Lawrey; chairman, Mr. b' Stevens; secretary, Mr. H. A. 801- weil; treasurer, Mr. W. D. Moon Newly-elected vice-chairman is Mr W. B. P. Moon, and Mr. W. Eddy is entertainments secretary. The Club will View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England11 Feb 1909 peasant returning his humble cot,” sbs wont on enthusiastically—” his sturdy figure outlined against the setting sun faithful collie at his side, and his plough upon his shoulder I’’ Lady: I want put in this advertisement a cook. It will go in three lines View article |
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Lake's Falmouth Packet and Cornwall Advertiser Cornwall, England8 Dec 1900 rendered O God, have mercy Mr. C- W. Chard contributed the solo ''Christmas”; and Mr. and Mrs. Chard sang the dnet Come ever smiling liberty,” and were joined Bliss Blight and Mr. Prior the Snartette 44 Come, everyone that thirsteth.* Miss ewell. the organist View article |
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Cornish & Devon Post Cornwall, England22 Nov 1902 herself across Mr. Baker’s I body. Evidence having been given as to letters and other articles found on the deceased, the Coroner, in reply to Mr. Upton, said he did not see any necessity for making public a letter addressed to the deceased by his wile, and View article |
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Royal Cornwall Gazette Cornwall, England17 Nov 1910 1. L. AUiz, Lady Mar- which he had most at heart a urine his life, caret Bowawen, Lady Mary Trefuiia, Lady the relief of suffering and sickness. smith and Miss Smith, Mrs. and Miss Cor. needed no words of his <Mr. Howell’s) to api-iah, Mrs. Moor, Mias 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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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 |