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MISCELLANEOUS.
Admiral Sir J. Moore, G. C. B., G. C. M. G. died on the 24th Nov. last, at his seal, Brook Farm, Cobham, Surrey, at an advanced age. The admiral was brother to Sir J. Moore, who ...
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SUPREME COURT.
David Robinson, after a full and patient investigation, being found guilty of larceny, was sentenced to transportation for seven years. ...
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To the Editor of the Cornwall Chronicle.
SIR,— When a man makes a vociferous outcry us to his honesty, it puts the public on its guard ; and, if nothing else, a slight suspicion at all events is created ; so it is with puffery ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,— Considerable discussion has taken place in town during the past week or two, and, I may add, considerable excitement has been occasioned from the ...
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KALENDAR
By Mr. J. C. Underwood, at the Commi[?] Stone, at 12, Bran. &c By Mr. B. Francis, at his Rooms, at 1, Merchandize. ...
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Advertising
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NEW TOWN RACES.
The first race was a prime match between Mr. Field's, Blue Bonnet and Mr. Baynton's [?] 2 miles, for £100. It was run in excellent style, in 3 m. 20 sec., and won by ...
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