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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,— You will oblige me by inserting this letter for the information of the Ratepayers of the Town of ...
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday at the Mechanies' Institute, Wm. Williams, Esq., in the [?] There were but few members ...
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To the Editor of the Cornwall Chronicle.
SIR,— I see in your Saturday's number of the 17th that a valuable horse broke his leg by stepping into a hole on our ...
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
THE Anniversary Service of the three Church Schools of Launceston,—St. John's, Trinity, and St. Pauls', was held in Trinity Church on Sunday afternoon ...
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
PART! part as friends, the word farewell Should always be in peace; There's sadness in the lingering spell, As fond clasped hands release. ...
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POLICE OFFICE.
Present—C. Thomson, Esq., J.P. Margaret Buckham, a very garrulous female, was charged, on information, by C. D. C. Scott, with. insulting ...
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CAMPBELL TOWN.
One of those pleasing events which tend so much to the preservation of sociability and friendly feeling in a small community like ours, came off ...
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POLICE COURT.
Thomas Jackson was fined £2 for indecent exposure of his person and assaulting D. C. White for apprehending him. A boy charged with being on the ...
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To the Editor of the Cornwall Chronicle.
SIR,— In the last issue of the 'Examiner' is a letter, signed 'Iron Rail,' condemning my offer to construct the ...
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