PENRYN, CORNWALL

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Penryn Newspaper Articles:

YEAR	Edition	When?	Name/s	Event	..........DETAIL.........	Paper
1816	1st Mar	~	KNOX FORTESCUE COCK	death	At Penryn, Mrs. KNOX, wife of the Right Hon. Geo. K, and sister to Chichester FORTESCUE, esq. of Glyde Farm, co. Louth. - Capt. Jas. COCK, of his Majesty's packet Chichester, 36.	NMM
1816	1st May	~	WEBSTER SHARE	marriage	At Falmouth, Mr. Thos. WEBSTER, excise officer, to Miss M.A. SHARE, of Penryn.	NMM
1816	1st May	~	WHITEWAY GEORGE	deaths	At Penryn, Mrs. WHITEWAY, 43. - Mrs. Grace GEORGE, 77.	NMM
1820	1st July	~	HENDY PAUL	marriage	At Penryn, James HENDY. esq, solicitor, of Truro, to Miss PAUL, daughter of the late Rev. Richard PAUL, of Magwen	NMM
1821	1st Jan	~	DAVIS EDGCUMBE	marriage	At Gluvias, Mr. N. DAVIS, to Miss E. EDGCUMBE.	NMM
1821	1st April	~	NICHOLAS JAMES	marriage	At Penryn, Mr. NICHOLAS, to Miss H. JAMES	NMM
1821	1st April	~	BODDY	death	At Penryn, Mr. BODDY	NMM
1821	1st May	~	ENYS	death	At his seat at Enys, near Penryn, Francis ENYS, esq. 69. He retired to rest, apparently in good health, and was found quite dead by his servant the next morning. Mr. ENYS was most deservedly esteemed by his numerous friends, and respected by all who had the happiness of his acquaintance, or who knew his character.	NMM
1821	1st June	~	WEBSTER GEARD	marriage	At Penryn, Mr. J. WEBSTER, to Miss E. GEARD	NMM
1821	1st June	~	GREY	death	At Penryn, Mr. T. GREY	NMM
1821	1st Dec	~	HUXTELLE BREWER	marriage	At Penryn, Capt. HUXTELLE, of Ilfracombe, to Miss C. BREWER	NMM
1822	1st May	~	WILDBORE	death	At Penryn, Rev. J.B. WILDBORE, 80	NMM
1823	1st June	~	REED	death	At Penryn, Mr. T. REED.	NMM
1823	1st July	~	MARTYN	death	At Penryn, Mr. J. MARTYN	NMM
1824	1st June	~	WILLIAMS JOHNS	marriage	At Penryn, Mr. R. WILLIAMS to Miss JOHNS	NMM
1824	1st Aug	~	HOWELL	death	At Penryn, the Rev. J.V. HOWELL, 69	NMM
1832	1st May	~	DA GAMA ANDREW	marriage	At Falmouth, J.L. Nogueira Da Gama, Esq. eldest son of Colonel Da Gama, and nephew to the Marquis Baebenay, Brazil, to Emma, fourth daughter of Thomas Andrew Esq. Penryn.	NMM
1836	22nd Jan	Tuesday last	BIRCH	birth	At Penryn the wife of Mr. Isaac Birch, of a son.	WB
1836	29th Jan		JOHNS	appoint.	The Right Hon. Sir N. C. Tindal has appointed Edward Johns, of Penryn, in this County, gentleman, one of the perpetual Commissioners for taking the acknowldgements of Deeds to be executed by married women, under the late Act for the abolition of Fines and Recoveries.	WB
1836	5th Feb	Saturday last	COODE	death	At her residence, Penryn, Miss Fanny Coode, aged 64 years.	WB
1836	12th Feb	3rd Feb	TRESIDDER	death	Mr. John Spry Tresidder, of a decline, aged 22 years, son of Mr. John Tresidder, Solicitor, Penryn.	WB
1836	12th Feb	Sunday last	WEBSTER	accident	A boat was washed on shore at Gwithian, near Hayle, marked in the stern "Paul", Penryn, John Webster.	WB
1836	21st Apr	Saturday last	SYMONS	death	At Penryn, Mr John Symons, surgeon, aged 67 years.	WB
1836	21st Apr	Wednesday last	SPRY ROBINS	deaths	At Penryn, Mr John Spry, aged 51 years; and on the same day, Mr Joseph Robins, butcher, aged 59 years.	WB
1836	6th May	26th Ult.	WYATT	death of relative	Near Sherborne, Dorset, on her road to this town, aged 59 years, Mrs. Honor Wyatt, relict of the late Mr. Wyatt, and daughter of the late Mr. Robarts. She had been unwell for some time past, but was strongly bent on proceeding to her native County... (see full extract...)	WB
1836	6th May	25th Ult.	WILLIAMS	death	Of consumption, at Penryn, John, second son of W. P. Williams, Esq.	WB
1836	1st July		JEFFERY WILLS	court	Thomas Francis Wills (on bail) indicted for stealing a rowboat, the property of Thomas Jeffery, jun, of Penryn. Not guilty. It appeared in this case that the prisoner sunk the boat and offered to tell the prosecutor where it was concealed, and accordingly the prosecutor indicted him. The chairman stopped the case and told the Jury to acquit the prisoner, as his sinking the boat was no proof of the felony.	WB
< 1836	5th Aug	Saturday	RICHARDS	death	At Penryn, Mr. R. Richards, at an advanced age.	WB
1836	5th Aug		ROBERTS	death	At Ashfield, near Penryn, Mr. Joseph Roberts, aged 73, a much respected member of the Society of Friends.	WB
1836	5th Aug	1st July	ANDREW	court	Tilley v. Andrew - The plaintiff, Mr. T. H. Tilly, is a solicitor of Falmouth and the defendant, Mr. Thomas Andrew, a brewer, resides in Penryn. The plaintiff purchased a mare as a hunter from the son of Mr. Andrew for £42 on the 6th of November last. The defendant's brother tried the horse after the day of the purchase, and "fancied she was labouring a little in going down hill". On examination it was discovered that the near leg before was swollen... (see full extract...)	WB
1836	26th Aug	recent	GILCHARD	educat.	At a recent examination at Woolwich, for the admission of young gentlemen into the Royal Military Academy (the first which has taken place under the new regulations) Mr. W. R. Gichard, son of Edward Gichard, Esq. of Penryn, who was among the successful candidates, recommended himself, we are informed, by his proficiency in classical and mathematical learning, to the special approbation of the Board of Examiners.	WB
1836	30th Sept	Wednesday	MOYLE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. R. Moyle, of a daughter.	WB
1836	7th Oct	Wednesday last	TREVENA	death	At Penryn, Mr. William Trevena, innkeeper, aged 63 years.	WB
1836	14th Oct	Sunday last	KEMPE	birth	At Penryn, the lady of the Rev. G. Kempe, of a daughter.	WB
1836	14th Oct	Tuesday last	COCK	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. A. Cock, of a son.	WB
1836	14th Oct	Wednesday last	TRIPCONY PLINT TREGASKIS	inquest	An... inquest was held at the dwelling-house of Henry Plint, innkeeper, in the borough of Penryn, on the body of William Tripcony, wheelwright, of the parish of Budock, about 53 years of age. On Monday last, deceased attended Penryn fair, and on going home late at night, in a state of complete intoxication, called at the Prince of Wales Inn. Having money about him, Mrs. Tregaskis, the landlady, and a neighbour of his, were desirous of taking it from him, but he would not allow them, and left the house between 12 and 1 o'clock... (see full extract...)	WB
1836	21st Oct	Tuesday last	JENNINGS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. James Jennings, tailor, of a son.	WB
1836	21st Oct	17th inst.	PLINT	death	At Penryn, Mr. Henry Plint, for the last 28 years "Mine Host" of the Anchor Inn, in that borough. A man universally respected and esteemed by a large circle of relations, friends, and acquaintances; he died in the full assurance of a blessed immortality.	WB
1836	21st Oct		EVENS JENKIN	court	Samuel Evens, charge with stealing, in the borough of Penryn, a brown silk purse, containing two half-crowns and three shillings, the property of Elizabeth Jenkin. The facts of this case were clearly proved against the prisoner, and the Jury found him Guilty. Sentenced to transportation for seven years.	WB
1836	2nd Dec	Tuesday last	VIAN MARSHALL	marriage	At Penryn, Mr. P. J. Marshall, iron monger, Plymouth, to Susan, third daughter of Mrs. Vian, draper &c, of the former place.	WB
1836	2nd Dec	Sunday last	PEDLAR	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. N. Pedlar, of a son.	WB
1836	2nd Dec	Monday last	ROACH	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. John Roach, of a daughter.	WB
1836	2nd Dec	Wednesday last	BASELEY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. T. Baseley, currier, of a daughter.	WB
1836	9th Dec	Saturday last	TUCKER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. W. B. Tucker, of a daughter.	WB
1836	9th Dec	Saturday last	PICKETT	death	At Penryn, Mr. John Lewis Pickett, aged 75 years.	WB
1836	23rd Dec	Monday last	CREASE	birth	At Penryn, the lady of Henry Crease, Esq. R.N. of a son.	WB
1836	23rd Dec		BARWIS	advert.	Bellevue House Classical, Mathematical, and Commercial Academy - Near PENRYN - Established AD 1830 - Mr. Barwis.	WB
1837	6th Jan	Monday last	BISHOP ADAMS	deaths	At Penryn, Mr James Bishop, aged 27 years; and on Tuesday, the wife of Mr Henry Adams, aged 37 years.	WB
1837	6th Jan	Monday last	FURNEAUX	death	At Penryn, George, son of Captain Furneaux, aged 4 years.	WB
1837	13th Jan	Wednesday	OATES CORNISH GEACH BREWER	quarter sessions	...Bills were found against Abraham Oates and William Cornish, of Penryn, the former for stealing a brush from the shop of Mr Geach, saddler &c and the second for stealing a coat from Mr Brewer of the Ship and Castle Hotel. Both prisoners were found guilty, and sentenced to three weeks imprisonment.	WB
1837	27th Jan	Monday 23rd Jan	STEPHENS	birth	At Kernick near Penryn, the lady of Richard Stephens,esq. of a son.	WB
1837	27th Jan	Tuesday 24th Jan	PLINT	death	At Penryn, Thomas, the infant son of Mr John Plint, aged 2 years.	WB
1837	10th Feb	Saturday last	PLINT	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Plint, of a daughter	WB
1837	10th Feb	Wednesday last	BIRCH	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Birch, of a son.	WB
1837	10th Feb	Friday 3rd Feb	SHARE	birth	At Penryn, Mrs Share, of the Cross Keys Inn, of a son.	WB
1837	10th Feb	Saturday 28th Jan	LITTLE HOSKEN	deaths	At Penryn Mr Thomas Little, aged 62 years; also on the same day, Miss Elizabeth Hosken, aged 30 years.	WB
1837	10th Feb	Friday 3rd Feb	LAVIN	crime	Shop breaking - at about half-past three o’clock, the shop of Miss Lavin, grocer and draper, Penryn, was broken open and entered... (see full extract)	WB
1837	24th Feb		CREASE	game	Persons obtaining Game Certificates at £3.13s.6d each, inc. Henry Crease of Penryn.	WB
1837	17th Mar	Monday last	PHILLIPS	inquest	An inquest was held on the body of James Phillips, a bachelor, about 65 years of age. It appeared... that on Saturday morning last, about 10 o’clock, the deceased, who lived with his brother at Praze, in the borough of Penryn, went to market, where he purchased some pork, and was shortly afterwards missed... (see full extract...)	WB
1837	31st Mar		DAVY HOCKING SHARE STANDLY	court	John Davy, 20, and William Hocking, 22, were charged with having stolen in Penryn, two drakes and four ducks, the property of John Share. John Standly was indicted for receiving the same, knowing them to be stolen... The two former were sentenced to 12 month’s imprisonment, and Standly to transporation for 14 years. (see full extract)	WB
1837	31st Mar		BISHOP SPARGO	court	Peter Bishop was charged on oath with having, at Penryn, stolen one chequered shirt, the property of Henry Hearn Spargo. Ity came out in evidence that the prisoner acknowledged having taken the same shirt, which he drew from his pocket. Guilty. To be privately whipped and one month’s hard labour.	WB
1837	7th Apr	Saturday last	SHEEPSHANKS	court	The Rev Archdeacon Sheepshanks pleaded guilty at a meeting of Magistrates, before whom he had been summoned, for having defrauded the Penryn gatekeeper of his toll, and was fined in the sum of £5.	WB
1837	28th Apr	yesterday	ROGERS RAPSON	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. Frederick Rogers, schoolmaster, to Miss Mary Rapson, both of Penryn.	WB
1837	28th Apr	Tuesday last	GOODING	death	At Penryn, Betty Gooding, at the advanced aged of 103 years. The deceased was able to read without her spectacles, and was able to walk about till within a few days of her death.	WB
1837	26th May	Sunday 13th May	GILL ROGERS	births	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Gill, printer &c., of a daughter; and on Friday the 19th instant, the wife of Mr John Rogers, of a daughter.	WB
1837	26th May	Monday last	GEARL	death	At Penryn, Mr Richard Gearl, butcher, aged 71 years	WB
1837	26th May	23rd May	GERVIS EDGCOMBE	marriage	At Gluvias Church, by the Rev G Kempe, Henry Gervis, esq. surgeon, of Ashburton, Devon, to Marianne, eldest daughter of William Edgcombe esq. of Penryn.	WB
1837	7th July	3rd July	HARRIS COOK	births	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Olver Harris, printer, of a son; also, the wife of Mr Edward Cook, of a son.	WB
1837	7th July	Monday last	McTURK	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr McTurk, tea dealer, of a son.	WB
1837	14th July	Friday last	MITCHELL	death	At Penryn, Robert Davy Mitchell, esq. attorney at law, aged 64 years	WB
1837	14th July	Tuesday 11th July	WRIGHT	death	At Penryn, Miss Wright, aged 81 years.	WB
1837	11th Aug	8th Aug	JOHNS THOMAS	notice	Runaway apprentice asconded from his master C F Johns, cabinet-maker, Penryn, John Thomas, a lad about 18 years of age, dark complexion, height about 5’ 7” tall. Whoever is known to harbour or employ the said Apprentice, after this public notice, will be dealt with according to the law.	WB
1837	1st Sept	Monday last	JENNINGS	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr James Jennings, carpenter, aged 77 years.	WB
1837	1st Sept	Monday last	MAYNE WILLIAMS	marriage	At St Gluvias, William Mayne, esq. of Constantine, to Ann Williams, eldest daughter of Capt. Lugg, of Penryn.	WB
1837	15th Sept	15th Sept	EDGECOMBE ENYS HOSKEN SOWELL	game	Game License applications (County of Cornwall). Persons who have obtained Game Certificates for the year 1837 inc: George Edgecombe, Henry Hosken and Richard Sowell of Penryn, together with John Samuel Enys of St Gluvias.	WB
1837	20th Oct	-	COLLINS DAVEY	court	James Collins, 25, charged with having stolen a calico shirt, property of John Davey, of Penryn. Guilty.	WB
1837	20th Oct	-	COCK HARVEY	court	Elizabeth Cock, 23, a woman of dissolute character, was charged with stealing a silk pocket handkerchief, the property of Francis Harvey, of Penryn. It appeared that the handkerchief had been given to Honor Cock, a washerwoman, to wash; and that she hung it out on a hedge to dry, from whence it was taken, and afterwards found in the possession of the prisoner. The jury found her not guilty.	WB
1837	27th Oct	19th Oct	HILL SAUNDERS	marriage	At the Office of the Superintendent Registrar, Falmouth, the Rev Thomas Hill, Dissenting Minister, to Miss Eliza Saunders, both of Penryn.	WB
1837	3rd Nov	-	COOK TRELOAR	court	Thomas Cook, 29, committed by the mayor of Penryn, charged with assaulting and beating Thomas Treloar, on the constables of that borough, in the execution of his duties. Guilty of common assault. Imprisoned 14 days and fined £5; and further imprisoned until fine is paid.	WB
1837	3rd Nov	-	SINCOCK	debtor	Henry Sincock, formerly of the parish of Illogan, afterwards of the Borough of Penryn, and late of the Parish of Gwithian, all in the County of Cornwall, Miller and Innkeeper.	WB
1837	1st Dec	Tuesday 28th Nov	READ	birth	At Penryn, the lady of J B Read, esq., of a son.	WB
1837	1st Dec	Tuesday 28th Nov	DYSON PAWSON	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Henry Dyson to Miss Hannah Pawson, both of Penryn.	WB
1838	5th Jan	-	YOUNG YERNDALL	court	William Young, jun., 15, charged with stealing in the borough of Penryn, two sovereigns and a promissory note of the value of £5, the property of William Yerndall. The grand jury ignored this bill.	WB
1838	12th Jan	Tuesday last	KEMPE	birth	At Penryn, the lady of the Rev G Kempe, of a son.	WB
1838	12th Jan	Tuesday last	ROGERS	death	At Penryn, Mrs Elizabeth Rogers, aged 78 years.	WB
1838	12th Jan	-	RICH HEPEL	court	John Rich, the mate of a London trader, and John Hepel, a labourer, both of Penryn, were charged with stealing some porter, by spilling the cask while conveying it from Penryn to Falmouth... (see full extract)	WB
1838	12th Jan	-	NICHOLLS MOYLE THOMAS	court	Anne, Eliza and Catherine Nicholls, sisters of Penryn, were indicted for stealing a quantity of currants, the property of Mr Richard Moyle, grocer. The case was proved by Diana Thomas, the proscutor’s shop-woman... The recorder sentenced Ann and Eliza to six months hard labour, and Catherine, who was servant to Mr Moyle, to 18 months hard labour. (see full extract...)	WB
1838	19th Jan	Wednesday 17th Jan	JENNINGS	death	At Helston, Mr James Jennings of Penryn, aged 68 years.	WB
1838	26th Jan	Tuesday	NEWLAND	birth	At Penryn, Mrs Newland of a son.	WB
1838	28th Feb	14th Feb	PIDWELL DAVIES	marriage	At St Gluvias, by the Rev Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Thomas Pidwell, esq., surgeon, of [Pen]zance, to Evelina, daughter of T Davies, esq., R.N., of Bella Vista, near Penryn.	WB
1838	2nd Mar	20th Feb	PENWARNE	death	In London, in his 80th year, John Penwarne, esq., formerly of Penryn.	WB
1838	9th Mar	-	LARO	debt	John Laen, late of the parish of St Nicholas, in the Isle of Wight, Mariner, sued as John Laro, of Penryn.	WB
1838	9th Mar	-	MITCHELL	debt	Frederick Mitchell, formerly of the Borough of Penryn afterwards of the Parish of Stokeclimsland, and late of the Parish of Gwennap, Innkeeper and Mine Agent.	WB
1838	6th Apr	-	COLLINS THOMAS INCLEDON	court	James Collins, 54, was charged with stealing 8lbs of mutton, the property of Richard Thomas. Mr Johns of Penryn stated the case. Mr Thomas was a butcher... Mary Incledon stated her husband kept the Britannia Inn: on Sunday 4th February the defendant brought a shoulder of mutton to her house... The jury found the defendant Guilty, 6 months hard labour. (see full extract...)	WB
1838	6th Apr	-	GRAY GLASSON OLIVER	court	James Gray, 30, was charged with stealing two cheeses the property of Mr William Glasson of Penryn. It appeared that on the 19th of March last, Mr Oliver, the clerk of Mr Glasson, went into an oat and barley loft, where he was informed that there were two cheeses hid... Guilty, 12 months hard labour. (see full extract...)	WB
1838	6th Apr	-	HALVOSA TRELOAR	court	Charles Halvosa, 29, was charged with stealing a winnowing sheet, a feather bed, and two pillows, the property of Mr Benjamin Treloar, a farmer, living in the neighbourhood of Penryn... Guilty, seven years transportation. (see full extract...)	WB
1838	13th Apr	-	OLIVE	court witness	Mr Thomas Olive, silversmith at Penryn, proved the 5 shilling to be counterfeit. (see full extract...)	WB
1838	13th Apr	-	TOY PERRYMAN OATEY BUNNY OLIVE	court	Richard Toy, 20, of Penryn, was charged with offering a bad shilling, and a bad sixpence, knowing them to be counterfeit... Elizabeth Perryman: I am a servant to Mr & Mrs Oatey of Penryn; they keep the Britannia Arms... Mrs Oatey was examined, and confirmed the statements of the last witness... Thomas Bunny, constable, of Penryn, stated that... (see full extract...)	WB
1838	13th Apr	-	MITCHELL WILLIAMS CARNE	debtor	Frederick Mitchell... took proceedings against Mr Richard Williams, and Mr Carne would rather take 12s6d on the pound than he should proceed further against Mr Williams. He kept an inn at Penryn, and Mr William’s debt was on account of electioneering expenses... (see full extract...)	WB
1838	13th Apr	3rd Apr	CONGDON ANDREW	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr H Congdon of Falmouth, to Emily, youngest daughter of T Andrew, esq., of Penryn.	WB
1838	4th May	Sunday last	ROBINS BARNICOAT	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr John Robins, butcher, to Miss Barnicoat, both of Penryn.	WB
1838	29th Jun	Monday 25th June	RANDLE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Randle, saddler, of a daughter	WB
1838	5th July	Wednesday last	PHILIP DUNSFORD	marriage	At St Gluvias, by the venerable Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Mr W Philip of St Austell, to Mary, second daughter of H Dunsford, esq., of Penryn.	WB
1838	5th July	-	NINESS SHARE	debt	Joseph Niness, late of the Borough of Penryn, Carpenter, Painter, Glazier, Victualler and Innkeeper; John Share, late of Penryn, Victualler and Innkeeper.	WB
1838	5th July	-	NANCOLESS SATTERLY MAY WILLIAMS MEAD	court	William Nancoless, 21, chimney-sweep, was charged with stealing a flour sack, the property of William Satterly of Penryn... Thomas May stated that he kept a lodging-house at Penryn, and the prisoner lodged with him... Mrs Martha Williams saw a bundle thrown into the street which she pciked up and found it to be a flour sack... Nathaniel Mead produced the sack, which was then identified as the property of the prosecutor... (see full extract...)	WB
1838	12th July	-	NANCOLESS SATTERLY	sentence	William Nancoless, for stealing a sack, the property of William Satterley, of Penryn, one months’ hard labour.	WB
1838	27th July	-	FRANCIS SPARGO KESTLE JOLLY	court	John Francis, William Spargo and James Kestle were indicted for feloniously assaulting Henry Jolly, and robbing him of sixpence and five half-pence, on the 24th July, in the parish of St Gluvias... (see full extract...)	WB
1838	3rd Aug	-	NINESS STEPHENS	debt	Joseph Nines, innkeeper, of Penryn, opposed by Mr C Coode for Mr Stephens, a merchant of that place, was indebted to different persons in a considerable sum of money, and put into Court as a set off, a long string of accounts of monies due to him on electioneering bills from Sir C Lemon, Capt Plumridge, Lord Tullamore, Hon Charles Stuart, and some others in high life... (see full extract)	WB
1838	10th Aug	4th Aug	RAPSON TRELOAR	letter	To the Editor... Sir, in your report yesterday... you have incorrectly published the case of james Rapson, an insolvent, as being a debtor to Mr Treloar, merchant of Truro, in the sum of £130. It should have been reported that the said insolvent was indebted to me in that sum. By correcting this mistake, you will oblige, Your obedient servant, Francis Treloar (Penryn).	WB
1838	17th Aug	Monday 13th Aug	CREASE	birth	At Penryn, the lady of Capt Crease, R.N. of a son.	WB
1838	17th Aug	Sunday last	GALE STUART	marriage	At the Baptist Chapel, Falmouth, by the Rev J Pengilly, George Hamlyn Gale, son of Mr Francis Gale, of the excise department, Bristol, to Christiana, daughter of Mr Stuart, of Penryn.	WB
1838	14th Sept	Saturday last	HOWARDS BOEDEN	court	Howards, the keeper of Treleaver-gate, near Penryn, was summoned before C W Popham, esq., and a bench of magistrates, at Helston, for detaining Mr John Boeden, on the night of the 20th ult., fifteen minutes at the above gate. It proved that Howards had locked the gate and gone to bed, he was fined 1s6d and 18s6d costs.	WB
1838	21st Sept	Thursday 13th Sept	WILCOCKS AUSTIN	marriage	At Budock, by the Venerable Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Mr Stephen Wilcocks, wool-stapler, to Miss Jane, fourth daughter of Mr Austin, tanner, both of Penryn.	WB
1838	28th Sept	Sunday 23rd Sept	BAZELY ROBINES	births	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Bazely, currier, of a son. Also on Monday 24th instant, the wife of Mr John Robines (Robins), butcher, of a daughter.	WB
1838	28th Sept	Saturday 22nd Sept	MOORE RAPSON	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Charles Moore, joiner, to Miss Mary Rapson, both of Penryn.	WB
1838	5th Oct	Sunday last	PLINT	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Plint, of a daughter.	WB
1838	19th Oct	Wednesday 17th Oct	RICHARDS	death	At St Goran Vicarage, Charlotte, daughter of the late William Richards, esq. of Penryn.	WB
1838	19th Oct	-	COGHLIN BUNNY BARNICOAT	court	Daniel Coghlin, 32, a soldier of the 29th Regiment of foot, charged with assaulting and beating Thomas Bunny, a constable of Penryn, in the execution of his duty... Witness obtained assistance, and took prisoner into custody. Thomas Barnicoat corroborated the preceding evidence. Verdict, guilt. One month’s hard labour. (see full extract...)	WB
1838	2nd Nov	Sunday 21st Oct	BOWELL	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Bowell, aged 24 years	WB
1838	9th Nov	Saturday 3rd Nov	BARWIS	birth	At Belle-vue House Academy, near Penryn, the wife of Mr Barwis, of a daughter.	WB
1838	23rd Nov	Wednesday last	WILLIAMS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of the Rev C Williams, Wesleyan Minister, of a son.	WB
1838	23rd Nov	-	EARLE BLAMEY	election	The retiring Aldermen for the Borough (Penryn) were Messrs. Robert Earle and James Blamey, who were re-elected.	WB
1839	4th Jan	Friday morning last	HARVEY	fire	About one o’clock, the dwelling house of Mr F Harvey, Baker, &c., Penryn, was discovered by a person... to be on fire. (see full extract...)	WB
1839	4th Jan	-	VINCENT	game	List of game licenses, general certificates of £3.13s6d each; inc James Vincent of Penryn.	WB
1839	4th Jan	19th Nov	JONES TAMBLYN	quarter sessions	James Jones, 37, was charged with stealing four sovereigns, three half-sovereings, three half-crowns, one sixpence, and apiece of blond net, the property of John Tamblyn. The prosecutrix stated that John Tamblyn is her brother; he keeps the Golden Lion Inn in Penryn. (see full extract)	WB
1839	11th Jan	Monday last	WADE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr George Wade, flour merchant, of a daughter.	WB
1839	11th Jan	14th May	PETTER PRISK WILLIAMS	court	Jane Petter, 26, charged with having stolen from Joseph Prisk, at Penryn a purse containing £32.8s5d... He saw the prisoner talking with Benjamin Williams to whom he said in her hearing that he was goint to the Cross Keys.. (see full extract)	WB
1839	18th Jan	Saturday last	HARVEY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr James Harvey, grocer &c., of a daughter.	WB
1839	18th Jan	9th Jan	VIVIAN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr J Vivian, mariner, of a son.	WB
1839	25th Jan	Monday last	SOLOMON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Solomon, druggist, of a daughter.	WB
1839	8th Feb	Friday 1st Feb	BROKENSHIR	death	In London, Henry, second son of Mr Joseph Brokenshir of Penryn, aged 30 years.	WB
1839	1st Mar	25th Feb	HODGE	death	At the family seat, Woodfield, near Penryn, after a short illness, in the 57th year of his age, Lieut. Col. Hodge, formerly of the 29th Regiment of Foot. (see full extract...)	WB
1839	8th Mar	Wednesday 6th Mar	ANSON	death	At Penryn, Mrs Anson, aged 49 years.	WB
1839	15th Mar	Sunday 10th Mar	STEPHENS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Sampson Stephens, malster &c., of a son.	WB
1839	15th Mar	-	ROGERS TRESIDDER	marriage	At St Gluvias, by the Venerable Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Mr Peter Rogers, jun., grocer, to Miss Theresa Tresidder, eldest daughter of Mr John Tresidder, conveyancer &c., both of Penryn.	WB
1839	22nd Mar	Sunday 17th Mar	BATE AUSTIN	marriage	At St Gluvias by the Ven Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Mr James Bate, cabinet maker, to Miss Joanna Austin, eldest daughter of Mr Austin, tanner, both of Penryn.	WB
1839	22nd Mar	Thursday 21st Mar	TAYLDER	death	At Penryn, Miss Matilda Potter Taylder, aged 27 years.	WB
1839	29th Mar	Friday last	MALLETT	death	At Penryn, the infant son of Mr George Mallett, butcher, aged 7 months.	WB
1839	29th Mar	-	SMITH COLLINS	court	William Smith, 18, pleaded guilty to having feloniously broken and entered the dwelling-house of James Collins, of Penryn, and stolen therefrom one cloth coat and one pair of cloth trowers, the property of Mr Collins. (see full extract...)	WB
1839	29th Mar	-	MEDLIN MALLETT	court	William MEDLIN, 12, charged with having broken into the dwelling-house of Jonathan MALLET, of Penryn, and stolen therefrom a quantity of bread and butter.	WB
1839	5th Apr	Friday last	GILL	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Gill, printer and book binder, of a son.	WB
1839	12th Apr	Friday last	STREET	death	At Penryn, Miss Caroline Charlotte, second daughter of S S Street, esq., surgeon, aged 21 years.	WB
1839	26th Apr	Wednesday morning last	TRENERY	death	Suddenly: Mr Samuel Trenery, merchant, &c., Penryn, aged 75 years.	WB
1839	10th May	Friday last	SALTER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Salter, innkeeper, of a daughter.	WB
1839	24th May	Saturday 11th May	???	death	At Penryn, Miss Nancy xxx, aged 23 years.	WB
1839	28th Jun	Saturday last	COPE HICKS	marriage	At Tooting, Surrey, the the Rev J B Marsden, Mr William Lidbrook Cope, son of Dr Cope, of Penryn, to Catherine, daughter of Robert Hicks, esq. of Tooting.	WB
1839	5th July	Sunday last	RUNDLE	death	At Penryn, Mary, the eldest daughter of Mr Rundle, saddler, &c., aged 4 years.	WB
1839	16th Aug	Monday last	SEYMOUR	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Seymour, painter &c, of a daughter.	WB
1839	23rd Aug	-	BENNETT WILLS MAY	court	George Bennett and William Wills were charged with having assaulted and robbed James May at Penryn. (see full extract...)	WB
1839	18th Oct	-	REYNOLDS BOLITHO	court	Richard Reynolds, an old shoemaker, of the borough of Penryn, was indicted for stealing a piece of leather, the property of Messrs. Bolitho, tanners, of Penryn... Guilty. (see full extract...)	WB
1839	18th Oct	31st Aug	THOMAS PELLOWE COCK	court	William Thomas, 16, was charged with having stolen a chain, a bittock, and a three-pronged fork, the property of Nicholas Pellowe of Penryn. The prosecutor... traced them to the shop of John Cock who said that they had been bought of the prisoner... Guilty. (see full extract...)	WB
1839	15th Nov	-	STEEL	election	Penryn Mayor - Mr John Steel.	WB
1840	3rd Jan	-	HORNBLOWER	news	The introduction of Mr Watt’s celebrated improvement in the steam-engine into the Cornish mines, and the disputes between that great mechanical philosopher and the late Mr Jonathan Hornblower, of Penryn... (see full account)	WB
1840	17th Jan	Thursday 6th Jan	PLINT	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Plint, innkeeper, of a daughter.	WB
1840	17th Jan	-	MITCHELL DAVEY ROBINS EVANS	court	This was an appeal against an order dated 27 of September for the removal of Elizabeth, wife of John MICHELL, then in prison, and her children. John MICHELL, the pauper's husband, stated that he, then 18 years old, made a contract with Mr. Robins, a butcher at Stiffney, in the parish of Budock, .... Witness's mother lived in Penryn, and .. to buy clothes for him. Had been lent by William Robins to Joseph Robins, who lived in Penryn. ...John DAVEY, a labourer at Budock, had known Michell for many years. ...William EVANS married Michell's sister in October 1813. ...Sarah HOSKIN, wife of Richard Hoskin and daughter of John JULIFFE, proved Wm. Robins took premises in Truro lane, Penryn, in November, and came there at Christmas, 1814. (see full extract)	WB
1840	31st Jan	Wednesday 22nd Jan	COPE HICKS	marriage	At Tooting, by the Rev J B Marsden, vicar, Augustus L., youngest son of Dr Richard Cope, of Penryn, to daughter of Robert Hicks, esq., of Tetling, Surrey.	WB
1840	31st Jan	Saturday last	RUNDLE	death	At Penryn, William, the eldest son of Mr John Rundle, saddler, &c, aged 8 years.	WB
1840	7th Feb	Saturday last	LAVIN	death	At Penryn, Mr Lavin, at the advanced age of 84 years.	WB
1840	7th Feb	-	BROKENSHIR SOWELL	news	Threatened action at Law - we understand that Mr Brokenshir, of Penryn, has commenced an action of law against Mr Richard Sowell, of the same town, draper, for defamation of character.	WB
1840	14th Feb	Thursday 6th Feb	ROWE MALLETT	death	At Penryn, at the home of her daughter, Mrs G Mallett, Mrs Rowe, of St Gluvias, aged 84 years.	WB
1840	14th Feb	Saturday 8th Feb	BANKS	death	At Penryn, Mrs Banks, wife of Mr Edward Banks, master of the schooner ‘Atalanta’, aged 55 years.	WB
1840	6th Mar	Sunday 1st Mar	GOSS	death	At Penryn, the infant child of Mr Goss, excise officer.	WB
1840	6th Mar	Wednesday 4th Mar	OLIVE	death	At Penryn, Mr Thomas Olive, watch-maker, aged 67 years.	WB
1840	6th Mar	29th Feb	TEAGUE	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr P Teague, aged 29 years.	WB
1840	27th Mar	Thursday 19th Mar	COPE	death	At Shepherd’s Bush aged 83 years, Mrs Martha Cope, mother of Dr Cope of Penryn. She was beloved and esteemed by her friends and her children, as a faithful wife, an affectionate parent, and a sincere humble Christian.	WB
1840	10th Apr	14th Feb	MAUNDER MALLETT	court	Gabriel Maunder, was charged with stealing a sovereign, the property of George Mallett, of Penryn. The prosecutor keeps the Golden Lion Inn... (see full extract...)	WB
1840	1st May	Wednesday 29th Apr	HARRY THOMAS	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr John Harry, master of the schooner ‘Carclew’, to Miss Fanny Thomas, both of Penryn.	WB
1840	15th May	Monday 11th May	MOORSHEAD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Moorshead, supervisor of excise, of a daughter.	WB
1840	15th May	Monday 11th May	TRESISE	death	At Penryn, Mr Richard Tresise, aged 52 years.	WB
1840	29th May	Saturday 23rd May	ROGERS BAZELEY	births	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Peter Rogers, jun., grocer, of a daughter; and on Sunday last, the wife of Mr Bazeley, currier, of a daughter.	WB
1840	12th Jun	Monday last	POAT	death	At Penryn, Julia Anna, eldest daughter of Mr Poat, blacksmith, aged 20 years.	WB
1840	12th Jun	Saturday	KEVILL	death	In Dumford-street, Stonehouse, at the residence of Mrs Pellew, after an illness of some weeks, Miss Kevill, of Penryn.	WB
1840	19th Jun	13th Jun	DYSON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Dyson, plumber and brazier, of a daughter.	WB
1840	19th Jun	Sunday last	ODGERS EUSTICE	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Joseph Odgers, brewer, of Stithians, to Miss Eustice, eldest daughter of Mr John Eustice, quay master, Penryn.	WB
1840	19th Jun	-	DUNSTERVILLE	death	At her son’s residence, in Gwennap, in the 80th years of her age, Grace, widow of the late Capt. Edward Dunsterville, of Penryn.	WB
1840	26th Jun	23rd Jun	BLUETT LUKE	marriage	At Stithians, by the Rev Mr Hocking, R Bluett, esq., surgeon, Penryn, to Miss Mary Madron Luke, daughter of the late John Luke, esq., Penzance.	WB
1840	26th Jun	Saturday 20th Jun	TUCKER	death	At Penryn, Charles, third son of Mr W E Tucker, aged 9 years.	WB
1840	10th July	3rd July	PEDLER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr N Pedler, turner, of a daughter.	WB
1840	10th July	Wednesday 8th July	READ	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Read, tanner, aged 75 years.	WB
1840	31st July	Thursday 23rd July	RAPSON	death	At Penryn, Mr Josiah Rapson, aged 35 years.	WB
1840	7th Aug	-	JENKINS RENDLE NICHOLLS MITCHELL	court	James Jenkins, 56, was charged with having stolen a watch, the property of Thomas Rendle of Penryn. Thomas Rendle said: In June, 1838, I lent the watch to John Mitchell, barber, of Penryn... The watch was shown to me on the 16th July, by Nicholls, the constable, and it was the same watch that I lent to Mitchell... (see full extract...)	WB
1840	14th Aug	Monday last	ROBINS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Robins, butcher, of a son.	WB
1840	14th Aug	Monday last	BARNICOAT	death	At Penryn, Frederick, son of Mr Barnicoat, wheel-wright, aged 20 years.	WB
1840	14th Aug	3rd Aug	TREEVE	death	At Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Miss Treeve, sister-in-law to James Edgcombe, esq., collector of the customs at that port, and formerly a resident of Penryn.	WB
1840	28th Aug	17th Aug	BICE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr F Bice, school-master, of a daughter.	WB
1840	4th Sept	1st Sept	WILLIAMS SOLOMON	marriage	At St Ives, Mr Jasper Williams, watch-maker &c., to Miss Solomon, late of Penryn.	WB
1840	11th Sept	Tuesday last	SOLOMON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Solomon, druggist &c., of a son.	WB
1840	2nd Oct	Friday 25th Sept	POWELL ODGERS	births	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Powell, of the Kings Arms Hotel, of a son; and on the 26th, the wife of Mr Odgers, brewer, of a son.	WB
1840	2nd Oct	23rd Sept	LUCKETT DINGLE	marriage	At Sevenhampton, Glos, Mr George Luckett, to Miss Mary Dingle, formerly of Penryn.	WB
1840	16th Oct	Monday last	ROBERTS	court (Truro Police)	Mary Roberts, a notorious prostitute, well known by the name of Penryn Ghost, was brought before (the) mayor, charged with being drunk and behaving in a riotous and indecent manner. She was committed to the house of correction for 3 months; the last month at hard labour.	WB
1840	23rd Oct	Saturday 17th Oct	TEAGUE	death	At Penryn, Grace, the eldest daughter of Mr Alexander Teague, merchant, aged 14 years.	WB
1840	30th Oct	-	BISHOP WILLIAMS	quarter sessions	Peter Bishop, 32, was charged with stealing five fowls, the property of William Paul Williams, esq., of Penryn. (witness = Edward Blee) (see full extract...)	WB
1840	25th Dec	Wednesday 23rd Dec	BARBER	death	At Penryn, the lady of T L Barber, esq., aged 66 years.	WB
1840	25th Dec	-	DUNSFORD	highway robbery	We regret to state that Mr W H Dunsford, of Penryn, traveller to... Exeter, was robbed on Saturday se’nnight of £50, by three men who threatened to murder him. (see full extract...)	WB
1841	22nd Jan	yesterday	unknown CARLYON JEWEL	inquest	An inquest was held before J Carlyon, esq., at Mabe Burnthouse, on the body of a new born female infant child, which was found by the road side near there, on Wednesday last, tied up in a bundle. From the evidence of Mr Jewell, surgeon, of Penryn... (see full extract...)	WB
1841	5th Feb	Tuesday 26th Jan	BATE	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Richard Bate, hatter, aged 59 years.	WB
1841	5th Feb	Friday last	BLUETT	death	At Penryn, the Rev Lovell Bluett, aged 39 years.	WB
1841	12th Feb	11th Jan	HENWOOD	death	In the New Forest, Mr Nicholas Henwood, formerly an extensive wool-merchant at Penryn, and afterwards of the Western Hotel, Penzance, aged 65 years.	WB
1841	26th Feb	Thursday 18th Feb	WILLIAMS PAUL	death	At Penryn, Mrs Williams, relict of the late Dr Williams, of Penryn, and sister of the late William Paul, esq., aged 85 years.	WB
1841	26th Feb	18th Feb	ROBINSON	death	Elias, son of Mr Robinson, of Penryn.	WB
1841	12th Mar	-	WILLS MOORE CLEMENTSON COCK	court	Alexander Wills and Thomas Moore, two boys about 14 years of age, were charged with stealing 20lbs of lead from Mr Charles Clementson of Penryn... (they went) to the shop of Mr A. Cock, where the lead was offered for sale... (see full extract...)	WB
1841	19th Mar	Sunday 14th Mar	BARWIS	death	At Bellevue-house Academy, near Penryn, Maria, the infant daughter of Mr Barwis, aged 4 months.	WB
1841	2nd Apr	-	RUSSELL COLLINS ROBINS DAVEY NINNIS	sheep stealing	James RUSSELL and Henry COLLINS, two young men, were charged with stealing a sheep from Mr. John Williams ROBINS, a butcher, of Penzance; and in a second court with killing a sheep, with intent to steal the carcase... William DAVEY, Thomas NINNIS, and Wm. COOKE, constables, corroborated this testimony... (see full Extract...)	WB
1841	2nd Apr	-	GREY TRELAWNEY	legal matter	On returning an ignored indictment against James GREY, for burglary and robbery, at Penryn, Sir W. TRELAWNY stated to the Judge that the Grand Jury thought the case had been unnecessarily sent up, with 12 or 13 witnesses who had nothing to say; thus putting the county to great expense. (see full extract...)	WB
1841	2nd Apr	-	SEDGMUND MITCHELL	court	John Sedgmund, 50, was charged with stealing two hand-saws, from the workshop of John Michell, a shipwright, at Penryn. Guilty. Three months’ hard labour.	WB
1841	9th Apr	Tuesday 30th Mar	WILLIAMS	news: London Gazette	Partnership dissolved. William P Williams and Richard Williams, of Penryn, tallow-chandlers.	WB
1841	16th Apr	16th Apr	WILLIAMS WILTON	marriage	At Egloshayle church, by the Rev T S Carlyon, William Paul Williams, esq., of Penryn, to Selina, eldest daughter of the late Richard Wilton, esq. of Wadebridge.	WB
1841	2nd July	Thursday 24th June	TAMLYN READ	marriage	At Gluvias, by the Ven. Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Mr W Tamlyn, merchant to Mary Jane, second daughter of J B Read, esq., Prospect-place, Penryn.	WB
1841	2nd July	23rd April	JOHN SEDGMOND JOHNS RUFF	court	John Sedgmond was placed at the bar charged with having stolen from a desk in the Captain’s cabin of the ‘Carn Brea’ schooner, a comb and silver pencil case... W B Johns, the captain... William Ruff, a boy... left in charge of the vessel... (see full extract...)	WB
1841	6th Aug	-	ROBERTS LAVIN NASH	evidence given by Mr Nash	...the prisoner (Roberts) gave me a watch-guard, and asked me if I would take it to Penryn and show it to Miss Lavin... Miss Lavin is a draper in Penryn, and a friend of mine. (see full extract...)	WB
1841	3rd Sept	Tuesday 31st Aug	BROKENSHIR	death	At Penryn, Joseph, eldest son of Mr Joseph Brokenshir, aged 38 years.	WB
1841	3rd Sept	2nd Sept	WEBSTER RICHARDS	marriage	At St Goran, by the Rev D Jenkins, vicar, Charles Webster, esq., of Court Hall, Hockworthy, Devon, to Anne Rose, third daughter of the late William Richards, esq., of Penryn.	WB
1841	1st Oct	-	BICE ROEW	appoint.	Mr F Bice has been appointed to the situation of Postmaster at Penryn, in the room of Miss Rowe, who has resigned. The Penryn post-office has been under the management of Miss Rowe’s family for 150 years.	WB
1841	8th Oct	Friday last	MOON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr C Moon, pawn-broker, of a son.	WB
1841	8th Oct	Friday last	SNELL	death	At Belmont Cottage, near Penryn, suddenly, Mrs Snell, lady of Capt Snell, RN aged 55 years.	WB
1841	22nd Oct	Friday last	BARNICOAT	death	At Penryn, Mr Robert Barnicoat, printer, aged 37 years.	WB
1841	22nd Oct	Monday last	TUCKER	death	At Penryn, Mr John Tucker, who for many years officiated as parish clerk of the parish of Gluvias, aged 78 years.	WB
1841	22nd Oct	Friday last	BROKENSHIR ROBARTS	marriage	At St Mark’s Church, Kensington, London, Mr George Brokenshir, of Penryn, to Emily, eldest daughter of the late Mr Richard Robarts, of Truro.	WB
1841	5th Nov	-	READ EUSTICE PAWSON RAPSON ROGERS	election	The retiring Councillors were Messrs James B Read, John Eustice, Matthew Pawson and Richard Reed Rapson. The first three gentlemen were re-elected, together with Mr Thomas Rogers, ship agent, in the place of Mr Rapson. Messrs Read and Rogers are Reformers, and Messrs Eustice and Pawson (+ Rapson), Tories.	WB
1841	19th Nov	24th Oct	BLENKINSOP	death	At Thirsk, Yorkshire, aged 93 years, Mrs Blenkinsop, mother of Mr Blenkinsop, of Penryn.	WB
1841	3rd Dec	Friday last	BLUETT	birth	At Penryn, the lady of R Bluett, esq., surgeon, a daughter.	WB
1841	31st Dec	Saturday last	BARBER	death	At Penryn, T L Barber, esq., at an advanced age.	WB
1842	7th Jan	-	ALLEN BAZELEY BISHOP	jury	For the Cornwall Epiphany Court Sessions, the grand jury inc. Michael Allen (yeoman), Thomas Bazeley (currier) and John Bishop (gardener) all from Penryn.	WB
1842	11th feb	-	TRURAN WARREN	marriage	At Budock, by the Rev Mr Wise, Mr Richard Truran, builder, &c., of Penryn, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Mr A Warren, formerly of (?) Mannan.	WB
1842	11th Feb	Tuesday last	BAILEY	death	Elizabeth Bailey, aged 24 years. She left Torpoint on Monday morning, by Mr Kellow’s stage van, on her road to Penryn, to meet her husband. At Liskeard she was taken unwell, but a medical man there not thinking much of her indisposition, she re-commenced her journey, and died at St Austell on the morning following.	WB
1842	25th Feb	Friday last	PEARCE	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Pearce, bookseller.	WB
1842	4th Mar	Monday last	TUCKER	death	At Penryn, Mrs Tucker, widow of the late Mr John Tucker, at an advanced aged.	WB
1842	25th Mar	Sunday 20th Mar	MOORSHEAD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr W Moorshead, supervisor of excise, of twin daughters.	WB
1842	1st Apr	Friday last	SPERSHOTT	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. HARMON SPERSHOTT, a daughter.	WB
1842	1st Apr	Wedneday ? ult	TREGONING SPARGO	marriage	At St. Gluvias Church, Mr. JAMES TREGONING, to JANE, daughter of Mr. JAMES SPARGO, granite-merchant, both of Penryn.	WB
1842	8th Apr	Wedneday last	BUNSTER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. BUNSTER, saddler, a son.	WB
1842	8th Apr	30th ult	GOODMAN ROACH SOLOMON COCK	deaths	At Penryn, the son of Mr. JOSEPH GOODMAN, currier, aged 7 years. Also, on Saturday last, a daughter, and within four days, another daughter and a son of Mr. JOHN ROACH, grocer, &c., the eldest about 7 years of age. On Monday last, the infant son of Mr. J. SOLOMON, druggist, and on Tuesday, the infant son of Mr. A. COCK, tinman, - all of whom died of scarlet fever.	WB
1842	15th Apr	~	EDDY ROBERTS JAMES	news	GRACE EDDY, an old woman, was indicted for having obtained, under false pretences, upwards of £18 worth of grocery goods, from a grocer named ROBERTS, of Falmouth. Mr. Roberts stated that the prisoner had been in the habit of purchasing goods at his shop for certain persons living at Penryn, which she at first paid for. On Easter Monday, however, and during the week, she took out goods to the amount of £16, alleging they were for a Mr. JAMES, of Penryn. (see full extract...)	WB
1842	29th Apr	Tuesday last	GLASSON MAY	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. EDMUND GLASSON, to Miss MARY ANN MAY, both of that parish.	WB
1842	29th Apr	Thursday 21st inst	TRESIDDER	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. JOHN TRESIDDER, attorney-at-law, aged 62 years.	WB
1842	29th Apr	Wednesday last	DYSON	death	At Penryn, HANNAH, daughter of Mr. HENRY DYSON, master of the "Sir John Rae Reid," West Indiaman, aged 4 years.	WB
1842	13th May	TUESDAY last	TOY	court	Bailiffs from Truro went to Penryn to serve an execution from the Vice-warden’s court on Joseph Toy. On their doing so, Edward Toy, a son of the party... assaulted both bailiffs, very violently. (see full extract...)	WB
1842	27th May	Wednesday last	TRURAN	death	At Penryn, Mr Richard Truran, builder &c., aged 37 years, much beloved and respected by all who knew him.	WB
1842	3rd Jun	24th May	HICKS STEELE	marriage	At St Gluvias’ Church, Mr William B Hicks, of Stoke, Dorset, to Emily, only daughter of John Steele, esq., of Penryn.	WB
1842	3rd Jun	Saturday last	THORATON STEPHENSON	inquest	At Penryn, before J Carlyon, esq., coroner, on the body of Jonathan Curnow Thoraton, a lad 18 years of age, who was apprenticed with Mr Stephenson, tailor of that town. (see full extract...)	WB
1842	10th Jun	1st June	ROGERS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr P Rogers, jun., grocer, of a son.	WB
1842	10th Jun	2nd June	GILL	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr J Gill, printer, of a daughter.	WB
1842	10th Jun	8th June	STEPHENS	death	At Penryn, Henry, second son of Mr Stephens, tailor, &c., aged 27 years.	WB
1842	22nd July	Thursday 14th July	SIMMONS	inquest	At Penryn, on the body of Elizabeth Simmons, a young woman of 19 years of age, who destroyed herself by taking arsenic. (see full extract...)	WB
1842	29th July	Monday last	TAMLYN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr W Tamlyn, merchant, of a daughter.	WB
1842	5th Aug	29th June	ACKERLY GLASSON BERRYMAN	court	William Ackerly, 19, was charged with having stolen, at Penryn, a quantity of potatoes, the property of William Glasson. Mr John Berryman stated that he lived at Penryn... (see full extract...)	WB
1842	5th Aug	-	RUSDEN CARDELL GLENVILLE	court	In the cases of Alice Rusden, for felony at Penryn, and John Cardell, and John Glenville for larceny, the grand jury ignored the bills.	WB
1842	26th Aug	Tuesday last	ROWE	birth	At Treluswell, near Penryn, the wife of Mr H Rowe, a son.	WB
1842	26th Aug	Friday last	TRENERY	Surgeon	Mr George Wilson Trenery, son of T G Trenery, esq., of Penryn, passed his examination at the Royal College of Surgeons, and received his diploma.	WB
1842	2nd Sept	Monday last	SOWELL	death	At Penryn, at an advanced age, Mrs Sowell, relict of the late Joseph Sowell, esq., of that place.	WB
1842	16th Sept	Friday last	RICHARDS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr F Richards, jun., of a daughter.	WB
1842	16th Sept	Wednesday 21st Sept	DOIDGE	sale	Messrs Corfield will sell by auction... that very desirable property, near the fish market... knowen by the name of the New London Inn, recently erected, and now in the occupation of Mr Doidge. (see full extract...)	WB
1842	23rd Sept	15th Sept	BICE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr F Bice, of a daughter.	WB
1842	30th Sept	Monday last	HARRIS	death	At Penryn, Miss Elizabeth Harris, aged 77 years.	WB
1842	7th Oct	Wednesday last	RUNDLE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Rundle, saddler, a son.	WB
1842	7th Oct	Wednesday last	BUCKETT LAVIN	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Buckett, of the Packet Office, Falmouth, to Miss Lavin of Penryn.	WB
1842	7th Oct	Saturday last	POAT	death	At Penryn, Mr Arthur Poat, grocer, aged 25 years.	WB
1842	28th Oct	Saturday last	JAGO	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Jago, cabinet maker, a son.	WB
1842	4th Nov	Thursday	GILL	death	At Penryn, Maria Jane, daughter of Mr John Gill, printer &c., aged 5 years.	WB
1842	11th Nov	Sunday last	BROKENSHIR	death	At Penryn, on Sunday last, after a painful and protracted illness of nearly six years, which she bore with the resignation and piety of a true Christian, Fanny, the beloved wife of Mr. Brokenshir, aged 60 years. Her end was a striking display of triumph in death.	WB
1842	11th Nov	-	JAMES TEAGUE RAPSON CORFIELD	election	The Councillors returned for this borough, were Messrs Richard James (re-elected), Alexander Teague, Richard Reed Rapson, and William Corfield. Samuel Dunstan, esq., has been elected mayor for the ensuing year.	WB
1842	18th Nov	-	SLADE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr William Slade, watchmaker, of a daughter.	WB
1842	18th Nov	5th Nov	KEEVIL	death	At Penryn, Joanna, third daughter of Thomas Keevil, esq.	WB
1842	25th Nov	Saturday last	MITCHELL	death	At Parkengear, near Penryn, after a few days’ illness, Mr J T Mitchell, yeoman, aged 35 years.	WB
1842	25th Nov	Sunday last	PAWLEY	death	At Penryn, Mr John Pawley, mason, aged 64 years.	WB
1843	6th Jan	22nd Oct	VENN SLADE NINNIS BENNALLACK	court	William Venn, 19, was charged with having stolen a silver watch, the property of William Henry Slade of Penryn. (the watch had been given to) his uncle, William Slade, watchmaker, at Penryn to be repaired... (who) suspected that (Venn) had taken it, and sent Ninnis, a constable after him... The prsioner was defended by Mr Nennallack who threatened the constable... (see full extract...)	WB
1843	13th Jan	Tuesday week	EDGCOME	death	At Penryn, the wife of W Edgcome, aged 77 years.	WB
1843	3rd feb	28th jan	DAVIS	death	At Penryn, Marianne, daughter of Mr H H Davis, Rosewin-row, Truro, aged 3 months.	WB
1843	17th Feb	Tuesday last	RICHARDS BECKERLEG	court	Richard Richards of Penryn was charged before S Enys, esq., with stealing four ducks, a drake and a goose, the property of Mr G Beckerleg, of the parish of Budock. (see full extract...)	WB
1843	24th Feb	5th Feb	ANDREW SNELL	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr G Andrew, of Penryn, to Miss Jane Snell, of Belmont Cottage, near that town.	WB
1843	24th Feb	Thursday 16th Feb	BARNICOAT CARDEW	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr T Barnicoat, mason, to Miss Cardew, both of Penryn.	WB
1843	3rd Mar	Monday 27th Feb	DUNSTAN	death	At Penryn, the wife of S Dunstan, esq., merchant, aged 42 years.	WB
1843	3rd Mar	Thursday 23rd Feb	HELLARD	death	At Penryn, the body of Bathsheba Hellard, an old woman 82 years of age, who was knocked down and driven over by a cart laden with dung, as it was going down the steepest part of St Thomas-street. (see full extract...)	WB
1843	3rd Mar	23rd Feb	TRENERY	Apoth.	Mr G W Trenery, MRCS, of Penryn, passed a highly credible examination at Apothecaries Hall, and was admitted a licentiate of the Company.	WB
1843	10th Mar	Wedneaday last	TRELOAR	inquest	At Penryn, on Francis Treloar, landlord of the Dolphin Inn, aged 42 years, who had cut his throat and hanged himself... (see full extract...)	WB
1843	31st Mar	23rd Mar	STEPHENS ROBINSON	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr A Stephens, mercer and tailor, to Miss C Robinson, both of Penryn.	WB
1843	7th Apr	Tuesday last	READ	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr J B Read, of a daughter.	WB
1843	14th Apr	3rd Feb	BOULDERSON MOGG	debt	Joseph Boulderson, unopposed. Committed at the suit of James Mogg for £9.18s.8d good and costs... living with hsi sister in Penryn, out of trade. (see full extract...)	WB
1843	21st Apr	Saturday last	STUART	death	At Penryn, the beloved wife of Mr George Stuart, aged 59 years.	WB
1843	21st Apr	-	LANE	court	James Lane of Penryn was charged with hawking books without a licence, and was sent to a house of correction for 14 days, to be kept to hard labour.	WB
1843	28th Apr	18th Apr	MOURE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr C Moure (Moore?), painter, &c., of a son.	WB
1843	28th Apr	16th Apr	HARVEY	death	At Penryn, Mrs Jenifer Harvey, relict of the late Mr Henry Harvey, of that place.	WB
1843	5th May	following day?	HARRIS THORNTON JEWEL STREET	inquest	At Penryn, on the body of John Harris, a fine young man, 21 years of age, who by some accident fell from the deck of the ‘Lord Orient’ brig, then lying alongside Penryn Quay. (Witness = JohnThornton + Mr Jewel and Mr Street, surgeons). (see full extract)	WB
1843	26th May	16th May	RODDA THORNTON	marriage	At St Gluvias Church, Mr Rodda of Wales, to Miss Eliza Thornton of Penryn.	WB
1843	26th May	Thuesday last	BLENKINSOP ROWE	marriage	At St Agnes, Mr T Blenkinsop, of Penryn, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Capt. Richard Rowe, of the former place.	WB
1843	16th Jun	Tuesday last	READ	death	At Penryn, after a lingering illness, the wife of Mr John Read, of Tregathen(sa?), in the parish of Wendron, leaving a large family to lament their loss.	WB
1843	7th July	11th May	MAYS HUDDY BOWDEN MITCHELL	court	Alexander Wills, 17, and George Huddy, 17, were charged with having stolen a copper pan, the property of Benjamin Bowden, innkeeper of Penryn... On the 12th they took it to a barber and marine-store dealer at Penryn, named Michell, and sold it to him for 3s6d... (see full extract...)	WB
1843	14th July	Saturday last	BARWIS	birth	At Bellevue House, near Penryn, the wife of Mr Barwis, of a son.	WB
1843	21st July	11th July	TILLY	death	At Tremough, near Penryn, Charles, infant son of T H Tilly, esq.	WB
1843	28th July	Tuesday 25th July	TALLACK	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr C Tallack, grocer, &c., of a daughter.	WB
1843	4th Aug	Sunday last	BROWN HICKS	marriage	At Budock, Mr R Brown, tea-dealer, to Miss Hicks, both of Penryn.	WB
1843	18th Aug	5th Aug	ROBINS	death	At Veryan, suddenly, the daughter of Mr Robins, wheelwright, of Penryn, aged 23 years.	WB
1843	25th Aug	Tuesday last	ROWE	birth	At Treluswell, near Penryn, the wife of Mr H Rowe, a son.	WB
1843	25th Aug	Monday last	JOHNS	accident	A party went from Penryn for the purpose of shooting sea birds. When in the bay... one of the party, Mr Johns, cabinet maker, in attempting to reach over a loaded gun let it fall to the bottom of the boat, and the shock caused it to go off (injuring him)... (see full extract...)	WB
1843	8th Sept	31st Aug	MOORSHEAD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Moorshead, supervisor, of a son.	WB
1843	8th Sept	Sunday last	ROBINS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr John Robins, butcher, of a daughter.	WB
1843	8th Sept	Tuesday last	BUNSTER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Bunster, saddler, of a son.	WB
1843	8th Sept	31st Aug	APPLEBY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of the Rev W Appleby, Wesleyan Minister, of a daughter.	WB
1843	8th Sept	Tuesday last	BLENKINSOP CORFIELD	marriage	At St Gluvias Church, by the Ven. Archdeacon Sheepshanks, Mr Blenkinsop, of St Michael Penkivel, to Kate, second daughter of William Corfield, esq., of the Retreat, Penryn.	WB
1843	15th Sept	10th Sept	PERRY HUNT STREET	inquest	Held before J Carlyon, esq.,... At Penryn on the body of Mary Ann Perry, aged 61 years, one of the paupers in the Union-house, Penryn, who caught her clothes on fire the preceding evening, and was lierally burned to death... Joseph Hunt, one of the paupers... did what he could to extinquish the flames, and Mr Street, surgeon, was sent for... (see full extract...)	WB
1843	22nd Sept	Tuesday last	COPE	death	In North-street, London, Thomas Cope, esq., uncle of Dr Cope, of Penryn.	WB
1843	13th Oct	Tuesday last	WELSH MITCHELL	marriage	At Gluvias, Mr R Welsh, butcher, to Miss Michell, both of Penryn.	WB
1843	27th Oct	19th Oct	STEPHENS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. S. Stephens, wine merchant, of a son.	WB
1843	3rd Nov	Tuesday last	HENDERSON KIRKNESS	marriage	At St. Gluvias, by the Rev. W.J. Kirkness, James Henderson, Esq., Dock Yard, Devonport, to Margaret Anne, youngest daughter of William Kirkness, Esq., of Kernick, near Penryn.	WB
1843	10th Nov	tuesday last	GILL	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. J. Gill, printer, of a son.	WB
1843	1st Dec	22nd Nov	NEVILLE	birth	At Penryn, Catherine, fifth daughter of the late Thomas NEVILL, Esq., of Trevenson.	WB
1844	5th Jan	30th Dec	HOLMES	birth	At Enys, the wife of William Sancroft HOLMES, Esq., of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk, of a daughter.	WB
1844	12th Jan	-	TIMMINS LUXTON MEAD DAVEY HAWKE THOMAS COCK NOWELL NINNIS	court	WILLIAM TIMMINS, 58, and ROBERT LUXTON, 39, were indicted for stealing a sack of wheat, at Penryn, the property of JAMES MEAD and another. The prosecutors are millers at Penryn. ...Luxton was at the hatchway; Timmins, his son, and a man called DAVEY received the sacks from him. ...WILLIAM HAWKE, innkeeper at Penryn, said Timmins came in the evening of the 21st of December, and asked if he wanted to purchase 'sweepings' of corn... KITTY THOMAS, wife of RICHARD THOMAS, victualler, stated that about eight o'clock in the evening of the 21st of December, the mate came and offered her husband a bag of wheat for sale. ...THOMAS COCK, of Kenwyn, was at Thomas's house in Penryn,... He paid Luxton, and took away the wheat to MR. NOWELL's, another victualler. Luxton said the wheat was the sweepings of the hold.CHARLES NOWELL proved his custody of the sack of wheat, till the following morning, when he delivered it to the constable, NINNIS, who produced it in court. GUILTY - TWELVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, ONE MONTH SOLITARY [see full extract]	WB
1844	26th Jan	Monday 22nd Jan	BISHOP	death	At Penryn, MR. ROBERT BISHOP, mason, aged 46 years.	WB
1844	9th Feb	1st Feb	STEPHENS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. A. STEPHENS, draper, of a son.	WB
1844	8th Mar	Sunday last	TAURBLYN	birth	At Penryn, Mrs Taurblyn, of a son.	WB
1844	8th Mar	Monday last	BROWN	birth.	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Robert Brown, draper and tea-dealer, of a daughter.	WB
1844	8th Mar	Sunday last	COLLINS	death	At Penryn, Miss Charlotte Collins, aged 68 years.	WB
1844	17th Mar	Thursday 9th	ROGERS	music	One of the best concerts we have witnessedfor a considerable time took place at Helston, for the benefit of MR. JAMES, the leader of the Helston Harmonic Society’s Concerts...We cannot omit to mention two solos on the flute played by MR. F. ROGERS, of Penryn, which were executed with great brilliancy and taste... (see full extract)	WB
1844	22nd Mar	lately	LEMON	news	RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN UNION-HOUSES - In consequence of a petition from the clergy of Penryn, lately presented to the House of Commons by Sir Charles LEMON, praying for the appointment of a chaplain to the union, four members of the board of guardians were appointed to make due enquiry into the subject... (see full extract)	WB
1844	22nd Mar	Friday night last	THOMAS	robbery	DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY - a daring robbery was perpetrated on the person of a man named THOMAS, a pork butcher, about half a mile from Penryn, at a place called Hill-head, on the road to Mawnan... (see full extract)	WB
1844	29th Mar	-	TEAGUE DUNSTAN WILLIAMS CORFIELD FURNEAUX WATERS NINNIS HELLAND TREVENA	court	TEAGUE v DUNSTAN AND OTHERS - ...The plaintiff, ALEXANDER TEAGUE, was a wholesale miller and grocer, of Penryn; the defendants, Mr. DUNSTAN, Mr. PAUL WILLIAMS, and MR. CORFIELD, being the Mayor and Borough Magistrates of Penryn, at the time when the cause of s.. accrued. The action was brought to recover damages from an illegal distraint, ordered by the defendants as magistrates. The defendants paid £5 into court, alleging that beyond that, the plaintiff had received no damage.JOHN FURNEAUX, shopman in the service of the plaintiff, stated that the defendant, Dunstan, was mayor of Penryn last year, and carried on business as a miller, grocer, and corn-merchant. Mr. Corfield was an auctioneer and a coal-merchant, and one of the magistrates. Mr. Paul Williams was also a merchant....TOBIAS HARRY TILLY, attorney, in May last, was employed by plaintiff to go before the magistrates on his behalf, on a charge made against him by SAMPSONM WATERS, a workman. ... The action was then brought. Mr. Cockburn addressed the jury for the defence, and called the following witnesses:THOMAS NINNIS, constable of Penryn, was employed to make the distress. ...WILLIAM HELLAND, warehouseman, had been used to the butter business for ten years. On the 27th of May, examined some butter in two firkins, shewn him by the last witness at the Guildhall. ... It sold for 6 1/2 d. besides 1d. in the shilling for duty and lot money. It was all sold in one lot.WILLIAM TREVENA, shopkeeper at Penryn, had been accustomed to the butter business for eight or nine years. ....Verdict for Plaintiff, Damages £30.	WB
1844	5th Apr	Sunday last	BENNETTS EUSTICE	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. John Bennetts, carpenter, to Miss C. Eustice, of Penryn.	WB
1844	12th Apr	Wed 10th Apr	HEESOM PASCOE	court	JOHN GEORGE HEESOM, 27, was charged with stealing a quantity of hay, the property of THOMAS PASCOE, of Penryn. Mr. GENN for the prosecution; Mr. BENNALLACK for the defence. The prosecutor is a carrier at Penryn, and the prisoner is a labourer there, occupying a stable within about five minutes' walk of the prosecutor's hay rick. (see full extract)	WB
1844	26th Apr	Thursday	HOSKEN	Church	WESLEYAN MISSIONS - Falmouth. The annual proceedings of the Falmouth Branch Society commenced on Sunday se'nnight, when a most effective sermon was preached by the Rev. J. SCOTT, president of the Conference and in the evening the congregation were addressed by their late valued and highly esteemed pastor, the Rev. J. MOWAT. On Thursday was held the annual public meeting, Mr. R. HOSKEN, of Penryn, in the chair, who, in an appropriate address, opened the business. (see full extract)	WB
1844	3rd May	Friday last	HOSKEN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. R. HOSKEN, merchant, of a daughter.	WB
1844	3rd May	Monday last	TREVENA	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. TREVENA, grocer &c., of a daughter.	WB
1844	10th May	Saturday last	SPEAR	accident	A serious accident happened to MR. FRANCIS SPEAR, an excise? officer at the Truro Custom-house. While he was coming down some steps in a land near St. Gluvias church, his foot slipped, and he fell against a post, by which he received several severe bruises about his head and arm, and broke some of the ribs of his right side. He got up, and walked from the lane down to the river, a distance of more than two miles, and there, whilst getting into the boat, his weakness was so great that he staggered and fell into the water. Fortunately some persons were present, by whom he was pulled out, and brought up the river in a boat as far as Restronguet passage, from whence he walked home to Truro. Mr. Spear is above 70 years of age, and we are happy to say that he is now going on well.	WB
1844	24th May	Thursday 16th	LOBB	first prize	ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF CORNWALL: Cottagers' Prizes - Best nosegay of flowers, 5 shillings, Henry Lobb, St. Gluvias.	WB
1844	31st May	Wednesday se'nnight	STEPHENS	fire	A fire broke out in the dwelling-house of MR. SAMPSON STEPHENS, wine and spirit merchant, St. Thomas's-street, owing to the injudicious construction of a furnace. There was great alarm on account of the contiguity of the wine and spirit vaults to the dwelling-house, and the scarcity of water. By the time the fire-engines arrived, however, the fire was extinguished.	WB
1844	7th Jun	-	HITCHINS	show	PROBUS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AWARDS inc. HORSES: Best Saddle Horse: 3rd prize: Mr. JOHN HITCHENS, Penryn	WB
1844	14th Jun	Friday last	BANKS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of CAPT. BANKS, of the "Atalanta," of a daughter.	WB
1844	28th Jun	-	NICHOLLS BOSUSTOW	shop lifting	The young woman named NICHOLLS, of Penryn, who was committed to Falmouth prison for trial about twelve months since, for stealing a shawl from MR. BOSUSTOW's shop, and escaped, was re-taken on Monday last at Penryn, and now awaits her trial at the ensuing sessions.	WB
1844	5th July	Saturday last	TREVENA	death	At Penryn, the infant son of MR. TREVENA, grocer &c.	WB
1844	12th July	10th Inst.	NICOLS BOSUSTOW	quarter sessions	The first prisoner tried was JANE NICOLS, of Penryn, who was committed in November last, for stealing a shawl from MR. BOSUSTOW, but escaped from jail, and was only retaken on the 2nd instant. She was found guilty, and sentenced to four months with such labour as her circumstances would permit.	WB
1844	26th July	Saturday last	BLUETT	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. BLUETT, surgeon, of a daughter.	WB
1844	2nd Aug	last week	GILL	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. JOHN GILL, woolcomber, of a son.	WB
1844	23rd Aug	Sunday last	MOORSHEAD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. MOORSHEAD, supervisor of Excise, of a son.	WB
1844	23rd Aug	Tuesday last	TRURAN	death	At Penryn, MARY, the wife of MR. JOHN TRURAN, master of the schooner "Active," of that port, aged 44 years.	WB
1844	23rd Aug	Saturday last	JENKIN	death	At Penryn, MR. W. JENKIN, tailor, aged 57 years.	WB
1844	23rd Aug	4th July	ILLINGWORTH	death	Drowned, at Sierra Leone, on the 4th of July, by the capsizing of a boat, the REV. HOWNAM ILLINGWORTH, son of A. ILLINGWORTH, Esq., of Fowey, aged 25 years. Chaplain at Sierra Leone, and late Curate of the parish of St. Gluvias.	WB
1844	6th Sep	29th ult.	VICKERY PAULL	marriage	At the Wesleyan Chapel, Falmouth, the Rev. R. VICKERY, of Penryn, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Capt. PAULL, of Wh. Vor, Breage.	WB
1844	13th Sep	5th inst.	SOLOMON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. SOLOMON, druggist, of a daughter.	WB
1844	13th Sep	Wednesday last	LAKE HUXTABLE	marriage	At St Gluvias [Rev J G SYMONDS], Mr R G LAKE of Falmouth, to Sarah, only daughter of John HUXTABLE, Esq, of Penryn.	WB
1844	20th Sep	Monday last	MITCHELL BANKS	marriage	At. St. Gluvias, Mr. MICHELL, draper, of St. Day, to Fanny, third daughter of Capt. BANKS of Penryn.	WB
1844	20th Sep	Friday last	BUSVINE	death	At his residence, College Green, Bristol, John BUSVINE, Esq., aged 71 years, formerly of Penryn.	WB
1844	27th Sep	11th inst.	DOIDGE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Doidge, grocer, of a son.	WB
1844	25th Oct	~	TOXER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. TOXER, grocer, of a daughter	WB
1844	25th Oct	~	GRENFELL ROBERTS HEARNE	court	GRENFELL AND OTHERS v. EDGCOME AND DUNSTAN - This was an action on the case for an injury to a reversion, and arose under the following circumstances:- In the year 1807, a man called NATHANIEL ROBERTS died, leaving a will duly attested, whereby he devised "all his land, property, and effects," to his daughter, ANN GRENFELL, she paying three annuities of £5 a year to his three sons named; and after their deaths, "by her freely to be enjoyed, independent of her husband, the said property descending to her two children," the plaintiffs... About the year 1813 or 1814, a person named HEARNE, purchased the Cane Mills of Glasson, which he pulled down, and erected a large store house and mills, and these same mills and stores are in the possession of the defendants... The question involves the right to the present Budock Mills, near Penryn. [see full extract]	WB
1844	8th Nov	~	READ PAWSON EUSTICE SOWELL ROGERS	Council	PENRYN - The retiring councillors for this borough, were JAMES B. READ, MATTHEW PAWSON, jun., JOHN EUSTICE, and RICHARD SOWELL. The three former were re-elected, and PETER ROGERS was chosen in the place of Richard Sowell.	WB
1844	15th Nov	Sunday last	TAYLDER	death	At Penryn, Mr. W. TAYLDER, shoemaker, aged 65 years.	WB
1844	13th Dec	Wednesday last	HICKS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. HICKS, flour merchant, a son.	WB
1844	13th Dec	Wednesday last	HILL	death	At Penryn, Mr. WILLIAM HILL, aged 80 years.	WB
1844	20th Dec	Tuesday last	SHEEPSHANKS	death	At Gluvias Vicarage, Penryn, in the 69th [?] year of his age, the Venerable JOHN SHEEPSHANKS, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, Archdeacon of Cornwall, Vicar of the united parishes of Gluvias and Budock, and incumbent of Trinity Church, Leeds.	WB
1844	20th Dec	~	EDGCOMBE	news	We perceive from the Fort George Madras Gazette, that senior assistant surgeon, GEORGE EVANS EDGCOMBE, son of Mr. Edgcombe, of Penryn, has been appointed surgeon, vice LANE, deceased.	WB
1845	3rd Jan	~	SHEEPSHANKS	news	ARCHDEACONRY OF CORNWALL - In consequence of the death of the venerable Archdeacon SHEEPSHANKS, this county, under the provisions of the Ecclesiastical Commission, will be divided into two Archdeaconries... It is rumoured that the two parishes of Gluvias and Budock, which have hitherto been held together as one living, will now be disunited, and become two separate benefices. (see full extract...)	WB
1845	10th Jan	Friday last	~	news	THE CORNWALL RAILWAY - a public meeting was held at Penryn, on the subject of the intended viaduct over the Penryn river, in connection with the Cornwall Railway. The meeting was of opinion that the projected erection would not only injure but destroy the shipping trade of Penryn, and accordingly passed strong resolutions against it, and a memorial to the Trinity Board, and Board of Admiralty, praying their interference.	WB
1845	10th Jan	Tuesday 21st	SHEEPSHANKS	news	NOTICE - The Books, Household Furniture, Farming Stock, Horses, Carriages, and other valuable effects, the property of the late Archdeacon SHEEPSHANKS, at the Vicarage in St. Gluvias, will be offered for Sale... Particulars will be given in handbills and advertisements. CORFIELD and SON, Auctioneers and General Agents. Dated, January 4, 1845.	WB
1845	17th Jan	Tuesday last	HARVEY	death	At Penryn, Mrs. HARVEY, aged 63 years.	WB
1845	31st Jan	23rd inst	LORY	death	At Penryn, on the 23rd instant, beloved and respected by all who knew him, Jacob Withers Gordon LORY, Esq, of Exeter College, Oxford, eldest son of Lieut LORY, R.N., of Treleage, St Keverne, aged 21 years.	WB
1845	31st Jan	19th inst	ALLEN	death	At Penryn, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr Michael ALLEN.	WB
1845	7th Feb	~	PLUMRIDGE BROKENSHIR	letters	FALMOUTH AND THE CORNWALL RAILWAY - The following letter, ...has been received by the Mayor of Penryn [Joseph Brokenshir], from Capt. PLUMRIDGE, M.P., in answer to the memorial dated 4th inst, against the construction of a viaduct across the Penryn river by the Cornwall Railway Company: [see full extract]	WB
1845	7th Feb	15th Jan	DUNSTERVILLE	birth	In LONDON, the wife of Mr. Edward DUNSTERVILLE, late of PENRYN, of a son.	WB
1845	14th Feb	~	BAWDEN	news	We are informed that the guardians of Falmouth Union have inquired into the truth of the reports which have been circulated regarding the alleged ill- treatment, in the Penryn Workhouse, of JOHN BAWDEN, upon whose body an inquest was recently held in Bodmin, and that such reports have been found to be perfectly groundless. We are also informed that the guardians have called the attention of the Poor-law Commissioners to the evidence taken on the inquest, and have requested that the circumstances may be immediately inquired into.	WB
1845	14th Feb	Tuesday last	WADE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. G. WADE, flour dealer, &c., of a son.	WB
1845	14th Feb	Tuesday 4th	RUNDLE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. RUNDLE, saddler, of a daughter.	WB
1845	21st Feb	Friday last	LORY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Lieutenant LORY, of a son.	WB
1845	7th March	Sunday last	PICKEN	Attempt at Highway Robbery	Whilst Mr. SAMUEL PICKEN, tailor of Penryn, was returning from Falmouth, his money was demanded by a ruffian, and not having any in his pocket at the time, the fellow attempted to stab him. Fortunately, some men of his returning at the time came to his assistance and the ruffian made his escape in the direction of Falmouth.	WB
1845	7th March	Saturday evening last	BARRATT BENNY MARTIN PAINE NICHOLAS GROSE	Coroner's Inquest	Mysterious Affair - an inquest was held at the Bear Inn, Truro, ...on the body of a new-born male child, which had been sent from Penryn by one of the vans, to Mr. BARRETT, shoemaker, and a parish clerk of St. Mary's Truro. It was laid in a plain box, carefully wrapped up in linen of superior quality, shavings and padding were stuffed underneath and the side, and a few springs and flowers, some of the greenhouse plants strewed around. ...At the adjourned inquest, MARY NICHOLAS appeared, and stated that she lives in Penryn, and was at Mr. Grove's beer-shop there on Friday afternoon, (the 28th ult.,) when a person brought in a box or something wrapped up in a coarse cloth, and asked if they would send it on by Joe Martin to Truro. ...ELIZA B. GROSE, daughter of Mr. Grose, spoke to the box having been brought to their shop on Friday afternoon, and to its being sent next morning by Trevice's van; but she did not know who brought it. [see full extract]	WB
1845	7th March	15th Feb	DUNSTERVILLE	birth	In London, the wife of Mr. Edward DUNSTERVILLE, late of Penryn, of a son.	WB
1845	14th March	~	HANCOCK SAMPSON	news	JONATHAN HANCOCK, 10, pleaded Guilty of stealing a watch, the property of BENJAMIN SAMPSON and Co., at St. Gluvias.	WB
1845	14th March	Feb 27th	PEARCE ROBINS	Court	MARY ANN PEARCE, 18, was charged with stealing oranges, biscuits, and sugar sticks, on the 27th of February, from the shop of JOHN ROBINS, at Penryn. The prisoner was seen in the evening putting her hand through a broken pane of glass in the shop window; and information being given to Mrs. Robins, a quantity of oranges, biscuits, and sugar stick was found on the prisoner, who said to Mrs. Robins, when the constable was sent for, "if they are yours, you must have them." Guilty.	WB
1845	21st March	Sunday last	ROGERS	death	At PENRYN, Mr. Peter ROGERS, ship agent, aged 68 years.	WB
1845	28th March	13th March	JENKIN BISHOP	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. James JENKIN, tailor, to Miss Mary BISHOP, both of Penryn.	WB
1845	11th April	Wednesday last	LORY	death	At Penryn, Jacob, infant son of Lieut. LORY, R.N.	WB
1845	11th April	Tuesday last	READ	death	At Penryn, Arthur, son of Mr. J. READ, jun., aged six years.	WB
1845	18th April	Friday last	MOON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. C. MOON, of a son.	WB
1845	18th April	Friday last	DUNSTAN	death	At Penryn, Samuel, eldest son of Mr. S. DUNSTAN, flour-merchant, aged 18 years.	WB
1845	18th April	Saturday last	ROGERS	death	At Penryn, the infant daughter of Mr. Peter ROGERS.	WB
1845	2nd May	16th April	PLUMRIDGE	death	At TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Harriet Agnes, wife of Capt. PLUMRIDGE, R.N., M.P. for Penryn and Falmouth, and daughter of the late Hon. Hugh ELLIOTT, Governor of Madras.	WB
1845	16th May	~	ROBARTS ROGERTS	death	At Penryn, at the house of her sister Mrs. Peter ROGERTS, Miss Jane ROBARTS, aged 70 years.	WB
1845	23rd May	~	TINGCOMBE WOOLCOCK	news	JOHN TINGCOMBE, of Penryn, was committed for trial on a charge of assaulting STEPHEN WOOLCOCK, a constable of the parish of Budock, whilst in the execution of his duty.	WB
1845	30th May	22nd May	~	news	On Thursday night, or early on Friday morning, some miscreants broke into the Church of St. Gluvias, and after regaling themselves with some of the sacramental wine, walked off with the residue of a dozen bottles, and the Parish Registers.	WB
1845	20th June	Monday	WADE RAPSON	fire	On Monday night about eleven o'clock, the flour mill of MR. G. WADE was discovered to be on fire. In a few minutes the engines were on the spot, and all possible assistance was rendered by the inhabitants of Penryn; but the flames continued unabated until the whole of the internal part of the mill was destroyed. By great exertions, however, the dwelling house of Mr. RAPSON, which stood a foot or two apart from the mill, was prevented from taking fire. It is not ascertained how the fire originated; but the property, it is said, was partially insured.	WB
1845	20th June	Wednesday last	COPE MILLS	marriage	At St, George's, BROOMSBURY, LONDON, by the Rev. Robert Morris, Richard James, third son of the Rev Richard COPE, L. L. D., of PENRYN, to Maria, daughter of the late, Joseph MILLS, Esq., of Great Russell- street, BLOOMSBURY.	WB
1845	4th July	last week	WILLIAMS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. WILLIAMS, excise officer, of a daughter.	WB
1845	11th July	11th May	TINCOMBE WOOLCOCK	court	JOHN TINCOMBE, 18, was found Guilty of assaulting STEPHEN WOOLCOCK, a constable of the parish of Budock, while in the execution of his duty. The assault took place on Sunday, the 11th of May, when Woolcock was called in by the prisoner's father and mother, whom he was abusing and ill-treating. Two Months' Hard Labour.	WB
1845	11th July	~	COOMBE	court	This was an appeal against an order for the removal of a pauper named ELIZABETH COOMBE, from Landewednack to the parish of Penryn. The case was decided wholly on technical grounds. ...The objection was held to be fatal, although the bench were divided. Order quashed. Costs GBP5. [see full extract]	WB
1845	18th July	Friday last	STEPHENS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Alfred S. STEPHENS, draper, of son.	WB
1845	18th July	6th July	TILLY	birth	At Tremough, near Penryn, the wife of T. H. TILLY, Esq., of a daughter.	WB
1845	25th July	Tuesday last	DYSON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. DYSON, (?tinner-tinman), of a daughter.	WB
1845	25th July	Sunday last	HAWKEY	death	At Penryn, Joseph Hosken HAWKEY, Esq., aged 86 years.	WB
1845	25th July	11th July	STEPHENS	death	At Penryn, after a long illness, Mr. John STEPHENS, one of the clerks at the Bath Post office, respected by all who knew him.	WB
1845	8th Aug	24th July	SALMON WILLIAMS GRAY BICE	marriages	At St. Gluvias, by the Ven. Archdeacon PHILLPOTTS, James SALMON, Esq., surgeon R.N., to Elizabeth, only daughter of W. P. WILLIAMS, Esq., of Penryn; and on the same day, Mr. John GRAY, merchant, to Miss BICE, of Penryn.	WB
1845	15th Aug	Friday last	TRENERY	death	At PENRYN, Mrs. TRENERY, widow of the late Mr. S. TRENERY, of that town, aged 80 years.	WB
1845	15th Aug	Tuesday	KNOWLES	death	At PENRYN, Mr. Charles KNOWLES, innkeeper, aged 36 years.	WB
1845	22nd Aug	Saturday last	NICHOLLS REYNOLDS	inquest	At Penryn, on the body of THOMAS NICHOLLS, aged two years. From the evidence of ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, the grandmother of the deceased, it appeared that on the preceding Tuesday afternoon she had just put some boiling water in a teapot, and placed it on the table, when the deceased ran into her house and caught hold of it. In attempting to take it away from him the cover broke, and the contents fell on deceased and scalded him so badly that he died the following Thursday.	WB
1845	29th Aug	Friday last	MARTEN	death	At PENRYN, Mrs. MARTEN, aged 79 years.	WB
1845	12th Sept	Friday last	BANKS	birth death	At PENRYN, the wife of Capt. BANKS, of a still-born child	WB
1845	19th Sept	Monday last	EDDY	inquest	...an inquest was held ...in the parish of Mylor, on view of the body of MARY ANN EDDY, aged about 24 years, who was killed in consequence of injuries sustained through a fall from her donkey, on Saturday last, on coming from Penryn to Mylor Bridge... [see full extract]	WB
1845	19th Sept	Wednesday last	TRENGOVE	birth	At PENRYN, the wife of Mr. C. TRENGOVE, compositor, of a daughter.	WB
1845	3rd Oct	30th Sept	ROGERS	Notice	NOTICE LOST or STOLEN from Penryn, a young handsome BROWN SPANIEL DOG. Whoever will bring the same to MR. PETER ROGERS, Penryn, shall be... [see full extract]	WB
1845	10th Oct	Saturday last	MITCHELL	death	At PENRYN, Mr. John MICHELL, hairdresser, aged 60 years.	WB
1845	10th Oct	Sunday last	COOK	death	At PENRYN, Mr. Richard COOK, tomb-stone engraver, &c. sixth son of Mr. James COOK, mason, aged 24 years.	WB
1845	17th Oct	~	PHILLIPS TIMMINS	sessions	GRACE PHILLIPS, 19, pleaded Guilty of stealing two muslin collars, from WILLIAM TIMMINS, of Penryn.	WB
1845	31st Oct	23rd Oct	POWELL	death	At NEWMARKET, Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. John POWELL, of the King's Arms Hotel, PENRYN, aged 13 years.	WB
1845	14th Nov	~	ENYS	court	CARTER and ANOTHER v. ENYS - Messrs. STOKES and BENNALLACK appeared for the plaintiffs; Messrs ROBERTS and HOCKIN for the defendant. The plaintiffs in this case are miners and the defendant is Mr. J. S. ENYS, of Enys, a gentleman well known in the county... [see full extract]	WB
1845	14th Nov	~	TEAGUE	election	ELECTION OF MAYORS - ...Penryn, ALEXANDER TEAGUE, Esq...	WB
1845	7th Nov	Tuesday last	WARD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. WARD, innkeeper, of a daughter.	WB
1845	28th Nov	Friday last	COPE	Appointment	MIDDLE TEMPLE - THOMAS SPENCER COPE, Esq., B.L., nephew of Dr. COPE of Penryn, was called to the degree of the outer bar, and published in the dining hall, on Saturday evening.	WB
1845	28th Nov	Wednesday last	STEPHENS	birth	At PENRYN, the wife of Mr. S. STEPHENS, wine and spirit merchant, of a son.	WB
1845	5th Dec	Monday last	MOORSHEAD		At PENRYN, the wife of Mr. W. MOORSHEAD, supervisor of excise, of a son.	WB
1845	12th Dec	4th Dec	STONA	death	At PENRYN, Mr. John STONA, aged 63 years.	WB
1845	12th Dec	4th Dec	ROWE	death	At TRELUSWELL, in the parish of ST. GLUVIAS, Mr. William. ROWE, yeoman, aged 60 years.	WB
1845	19th Dec	~	BROKENSHIR BAILEY	marriage	At ST.MICHAEL'S, CORNHILL, LONDON, John, youngest son of Mr. BROKENSHIR, of PENRYN, to Elizabeth, daughter of W. BAILEY, Esq., of Chiswell-street, LONDON.	WB
1845	26th Dec	Saturday last	ROGERS	death	At PENRYN, Mr. Frederick ROGERS, schoolmaster, aged 45 years, much respected and lamented.	WB
1846	9th Jan	Saturday last	HARVEY	death	At PENRYN, Mr. Francis HARVEY, baker.	WB
1846	16th Jan	-	JENKIN ROWE TINGCOMBE	court	WILLIAM JENKIN, 28, was charged with having embezzled a certain quantity of wheat, the property of his master, WILLIAM HOSKIN, of Phillack, miller... The prisoner was sent on the 13th of October, by the prosecutor, to Mr. ROWE's, at Penryn, to bring home eighteen bushels of wheat in seventeen bags. He returned in the evening with but seventeen bushels in sixteen bags. Prisoner said, and offered to swear, that he had received but sixteen bags at the stores in Penryn. THOMAS TINCOMBE, a servant of Mr. Rowe's of Penryn, swore distinctly to his having given out of the store seventeen bags... [see full extract]	WB
1846	16th Jan	Wednesday last	WILLIAMS	death	At PENRYN, Robert, fourth son of W. P. WILLIAMS, Esq., aged 24 years.	WB
1846	13th Feb	Sunday last	PLINT	birth	At PENRYN, the wife of Mr. John PLINT, of the Saracen's Head Inn, of a son.	WB
1846	13th Feb	31st ult	STEPHENS MORRIS	marriage	At Great George- street chapel, LIVERPOOL, by the Rev. Dr. Ruffles, Mr. Arthur James STEPHENS, of PENRYN, to Sarah Georgiana, third daughter of Mr. Charles MORRIS.	WB
1846	13th Feb	Saturday last	BISHOP	death	At PENRYN, Mr. John BISHOP, gardener, aged 55 years.	WB
1846	27th March	13th ult.	TREGASKIS HORNE	marriage	At St Christophers, in the West Indies, the Rev. B. TREGASKIS, Wesleyan Missionary, and formerly of Penryn, to Mary Anne, second daughter of the Rev. J. HORNE, Weslyan minister.	WB
1846	3rd April	~	WARNE HARTLEY ROGERS TYACKE BARNICOAT NINNIS	Quarter Sessions	WILLIAM WARNE, 51, was indicted for stealing a quantity of lead from the roof of the house of HENRY WINCHCOMBE HARTLEY, in the borough of Penryn. MR. P. ROGERS, wharfinger, of Penryn, said that he and his brother were employed by MR. JOHN TYACKE, to look after a house in that town; they kept the keys, and occasionally had the premises repaired. On the 22nd of last January, witness went to the house, and found a great quantity of water on the first floor; he proceeded to the next floor, and found water there also; and on going to the top of the house he found that the roof had been stripped of lead, between three and four hundred weight having been taken away. The lead was not all gone from the roof in July last, when the house was repaired. ...JOHN BARNICOAT, a mason, at Penryn, and THOMAS NINNIS, a constable, proved that they found in the prisoner's house a quantity of lead, which on being taken to the roof corresponded with the woodwork. (see full extract + extract in 3rd April edition)	WB
1846	3rd April	Monday last	TOZER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. TOZER, grocer, of a daughter.	WB
1846	10th April	Tuesday last	ROGERS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Peter ROGERS, wharfinger, of a son.	WB
1846	24th April	Monday	COPE	Church	WESLEYAN MISSIONS - The anniversary services of the St. Austell branch society in aid of these missions, have been held this week. On... Monday evening, at six o'clock, the public meeting commenced; and after the usual devotional exercises, the REV. Dr. COPE, of Penryn, was called to the chair, and addressed the assembly in a very able speech. (see full extract)	WB
1846	24th April	Tuesday last	GREY	death	At Penryn, Mrs. GREY, aged 77 years.	WB
1846	19th June	~	PIDWELL SNELL	marriage	At St Gluvias, by the Venerable Archdeacon Phillpotts, S. PIDWELL, Esq., merchant, Fines, Portugal, to Elizabeth Ann, eldest daughter of Lieutenant SNELL, R.N., Penryn.	WB
1846	19th June	Friday last	WOOD WILLIAMS	marriage	At St. James's Church, London, William Mark WOOD, Esq., Coldstream Guards, to Amelia Jane, youngest daughter of the late Sir Robert WILLIAMS, Bart., of Penryn.	WB
1846	26th June	Wednesday last	SALMON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of JAMES SALMON, Esq., of a son.	WB
1846	26th June	Sunday last	PHILLPOTTS	birth	At St. Gluvias Vicarage, on Sunday last, the wife of the Archdeacon of Cornwall, of a daughter.	WB
1846	3rd July	~	SHILSON WILLIAMS PELLOW	Court	MABE, appellants - Mr. Shilson; Penryn respondents - Mr. Williams. Mr. Shilson moved to enter and continue this appeal, which was against an order for the removal of NICHOLAS PELLOW, his wife and two children, from the parish of Penryn to Mabe. Mr. Shilson admitted that the statement of the grounds of appeal had not been served in sufficient time, and offered to pay the costs of the day. Mr. Williams objected to this course, contending that as his appeal was entered at the last sessions and then adjourned, and as the appellants had since served their statement of the grounds one day too late, they were not entitled to be heard. The Court decided in favour of the objection.	WB
1846	10th July	~	SYMONS ROGERS	Quarter Sessions	JOSEPH SYMONS, 55, was charged with having stolen, in the borough of Penryn, a pair of worsted stockings, the property of THOMAS ROGERS, jun. Guilty. Three Months' Hard Labour.	WB
1846	10th July	~	DAVIES	death	At BELLA-VISTA, near PENRYN, Thomas DAVIES, Esq., Surgeon, R. N., (1809) aged 63 years.	WB
1846	24th July	~	PEDLER RICHARDS	Notice	PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED - I Hereby Give Notice, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between NICHOLAS PEDLAR and myself, Chair and Bowl Makers, in the borough of Penryn, in the county of Cornwall, was dissolved on the 31st day of December, 1844; and that I will not be responsible for any debt or debts the said Nicholas Pedlar may or shall have contracted from the above date. As witness my hand, this 20th day of July, 1846. JOHN PEDLER. Witness, JAMES EDGCOME RICHARDS.	WB
1846	31st July	~	PEDLER	notice	NOTICE - Having seen a Notice in the West Briton of last week, stating that a Dissolution of Partnership has taken place between NICHOLAS and JOHN PEDLER, Chair and Bowl Makers, in the Borough Penryn; I hereby positively state that no such dissolution has taken place. Signed, NICHS. PEDLER. Dated, Penryn, July 28, 1846.	WB
1846	14th Aug	Monday last	HIGMAN HARVEY	marriage	At Penryn, on Monday last, Mr. W. HIGMAN, of St. Austell, to Miss A. Harvey, of the former place.	WB
1846	21st Aug	13th inst	BAWDEN WOOD DUNSFORD	marriage	At St. Gluvias, by the Venerable Archdeacon PHILLPOTTS, Mr. J.W. BAWDEN, son of Capt. BAWDEN, Falmouth, to Maria Wood, fourth daughter of the late Henry DUNSFORD, Esq., of Penryn, and niece of the late Sir Matthew WOOD, Bart., M.P.	WB
1846	28th Aug	Saturday last	PEARCE	Inquest	...at Burnt-House Gate, in the parish of Saint Gluvias, on the body of JANE PEARCE, widow, aged 67. The deceased was about to change her residence from Helston to Truro, and on Thursday, the 20th instant, she was removing a waggon-load of furniture to the latter place, when she insisted on riding on one of the shafts in order, as she said, to keep an eye on her furniture. Her sons endeavoured to dissuade her from doing so, but without effect, and shortly after the waggon had passed Burnt House Gate, she desired the driver to go behind to see that the chairs were all right. Whilst he went for that purpose, he saw the deceased fall from the shaft on the road, and before he could stop the horses the wheels went over her legs. He immediately obtained assistance, and had her conveyed to the toll-gate house, where she expired on the following Saturday morning. Verdict, accidental death.	WB
1846	28th Aug	Tuesday last	MARTIN	Inquest	...at Penryn, on the body of JAMES MARTIN, aged 52 years. Deceased was employed, on Monday, the 17th instant, in clearing some ground for building purposes at Penryn, and was undermining a pier which fell in upon him. About three tons of stuff, it was supposed, fell in, and buried him up to his shoulders. On being taken out it was found that one of his legs was broken in two places, and he had received a serious wound on the head. He was taken home, and every assistance rendered him by the medical men of the town, but lock-jaw came on, and he died on Monday evening last. Verdict: accidental death.	WB
1846	4th Sept	Monday last	WILLIAMS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of W. P. WILLIAMS, jun., Esq., of a son.	WB
1846	4th Sept	Saturday last	HAMILTON	death	At Penryn, Mrs. HAMILTON, of the Coach and Horses Inn, aged 56 years.	WB
1846	11th Sept	20th ult.	CORFIELD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. William CORFIELD, jun., wharfinger, of a son.	WB
1846	11th Sept	Sunday last	CORFIELD	death	At Retreat, Penryn, Lavinia, the beloved and youngest daughter of Wm. CORFIELD, Esq., aged 21 years; esteemed by all. Her end was peace.	WB
1846	25th Sept [Friday]	Sunday last	BANKS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. BANKS, of a son.	WB
1846	9th Oct	1st Oct	GOODMAN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Joseph GOODMAN, jun., currier, of a son.	WB
1846	16th Oct	8th inst.	PHIPPS HOSKING	marriage	At the Association Chapel, Redruth, the Rev. John PHIPPS, Primitive Methodist Minister, of Penryn, to Miss Laura HOSKING, of Redruth.	WB
1846	30th Oct	~	ALLEN MALLET ROGERS WILLIAMS COCK	Sessions	[case concerning JOHN ALLEN, a blacksmith,living at Carharrack; GEORGE MALLET also mentioned] AMBROSE ROGERS, constable of Penryn, stated that on the 29th of July he saw the prisoner about nine o'clock in the evening with a bag on his shoulder, which appeared to contain a heavy load. He followed him to MR. COCK's, the tinman, and went to Mr. Cock's the next day, and took two pieces of brass from under the counter. These he carried to MR. PAUL WILLIAMS, the magistrate, and then returned them to Mr. COCK. ...ABRAHAM COCK, a brazier and plumber, at Penryn, said he had been in the habit of purchasing old metal. He had known prisoner about eight months, and he had been in the habit of coming to witness's shop selling metal, being principally lump metal, coarse brass castings. [see full extract...]	WB
1846	30th Oct	~	KNIGHT WILLIAMS	Sessions	J]OHN KNIGHT, 22, was charged with having assaulted MARY WILLIAMS, a married owman, at the borough of Penryn, with intent &c There was a second count for a common assault. The prosecutrix was the wife of HENRY WILLIAMS, a wheelwright, libing at Laity Moor, about two miles and a half from Penryn. The prisoner was rather a respectable looking young man; but there were some statements made in the course of the trial, of his being of weak intellect. The assault was alleged to have been committed in the evening of the 17th of September, about ten o'clock, on the turnpike road from Falmouth to Truro. The evidence was of a conflicting character, particularly with reference to an allegation that the prosecutrix had expressed her willingness to compromise the matter for money, and that a sovereign was paid to her husband, in her presence, for that purpose, by prisoner's brother. The jury found a verdict of Acquittal.	WB
1846	30th Oct	Saturday 24th Oct	HUNT	Sessions	FALMOUTH, appellant; PENRYN, respondent - Appeal against order for removal of CHRISTIAN HUNT, widow, currently living in Falmouth workhouse... The case was then heard on the merits. The pauper, it appeared, was 55 years old, and the wife of WM. HEARD HUNT, whom she had not seen for many years; he had gone abroad. [see full extract...]	WB
1846	30th Oct	Tuesday last	BEHENNA	death	At Penryn, Mrs. BEHENNA, aged 86 years.	WB
1846	6th Nov	Monday last	BURCH READ	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. Isaac (?)BENCH, master of the schooner "Falmouth," to (?)Sophia, eldest daughter of Mr. John READ, both of Penryn.	WB
1846	6th Nov	Saturday last	SALMON	death	At Penryn, the infant son of W. SALMON, Esq.	WB
1846	13th Nov	5th inst.	READ RITCHIE	death	At Penryn, after an illness of a few hours only, Susan, the beloved wife of James READ, Esq., of the Ordinance department, and daughter of George RITCHIE, Esq., of Halifax, N. S. aged 29 years. The deceased had been in England only about three weeks, on a visit to the friends of her husband, to whom in that short time, she had greatly endeared herself.	WB
1846	13th Nov	Sunday last	BISHOP	death	At Penryn, Mrs. BISHOP, at the advanced age of 92 years.	WB
1846	11th Dec	Friday last	DAVY HOCKING	Highway Robbery	About half-past seven o'clock on Friday evening last, as two young men belonging to a smack of Fowey, lying at Penryn quay, one called DAVY, and the other named HOCKING, both of Fowey, were walking between Penryn and Falmouth, they were accosted by two suspicious looking fellows who felled DAVY to the ground, and nearly broke HOCKING's arm. They also rifled the pockets of DAVY, from which they took 14s. 6d. Poor DAVY found himself, after recovering from the blow, with two black eyes and a cut head, besides the loss of his money. The borough constables have seen DAVY to ascertain if he could identify the parties; but he fears he could not swear to them.	WB
1846	11th Dec	Wednesday last	EDGCOME COOMBE	education	ST AUSTELL CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY ...prizes, [inc]: French, W. EDGCOME, Penryn; Euclid, E. EDGCOME, Penryn; Drawing, E. EDGCOME, Penryn. Prizes were also awarded to J. COOMBE, Penryn, for good conduct and great attention to their studies. [see full extract]	WB
1846	18th Dec	Tuesday last	PASCOE LAVIN	marriage	At ST.GLUVIAS, Mr. Hodgson PASCOE, of PENZANCE, to Miss Mary LAVIN, of PENRYN.	WB
1846	18th Dec	Tuesday last	LUGG	death	At PENRYN, Mrs. LUGG, at an advanced age.	WB
1847	8th Jan	Tuesday last	DODD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. DODD, maltster, of a daughter.	WB
1847	15th Jan	Saturday last	MOORSHEAD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of MR. MOORSHEAD, supervisor of excise, of a daughter.	WB
1847	15th Jan	1st inst.	RAPSON	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. E. RAPSON, aged 68 years.	WB
1847	12th Feb	Sunday last	SHAW	death	At PENRYN, Mrs. SHAW, aged 73 years.	WB
1847	19th Feb	Tuesday last	MARTIN NINNIS	counterfeit	...a man named AMBROSE MARTIN, living in Penryn, was brought before CLEMENT CARLYON, Esq., at Truro, and charged with coining two counterfeit half- crowns. It appeared that on the evening of Thursday, the 4th instant, NANCY MARTIN, the wife of the accused, went to MRS. PRATER’s shop, at St. Agnes, and asked to buy a looking-glass; she bought it for five-pence, and offered in payment a half-crown, which Mrs. Prater suspected to be a counterfeit coin... [see full extract]	WB
1847	12th Mar	3rd inst.	MITCHELL	death	At Penryn, Mr. JOHN MITCHELL, aged 85 years.	WB
1847	26th Mar	Saturday last	MAY TOZER	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. Richard MAY, to Miss Eliza TOZER, both of Ponsanooth.	WB
1847	2nd April	Monday last	ANEAR	Inquest	...at Penryn, on the body of CATHERINE ANEAR, aged three years, who was burnt to death by accidentally catching her clothes of fire... Verdict – accidental death. [see full extract]	WB
1847	2nd April	~	NINNIS WILLIAMS WHITE ROGERS TUCKER NORTH	Court	THOMAS NINNIS, constable of Penryn, apprehended THOMAS WILLIAMS on the 20th of January, at the Golden Lion, Penryn, and told him there had been a robbery at Truro. Williams offered him 2s.6d. to let him go, saying that if he was put to Truro he should be transported. RICHARD WHITE, constable at Penryn, was with last witness when he apprehended Williams; he had three sovereigns and twenty-seven shillings in silver, and was then bargaining for a dog. AMBROSE ROGERS, another constable of Penryn, apprehended WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER on the 19th of Jan., in Gluvias- Street, and took him to the Inn. He was very drunk. JOHN NORTH and others came in. Witness saw Tucker slip some gold into North's hands, after he had been sleeping... [see full extract]	WB
1847	2nd April	~	TOY	court	ELIZABETH TOY, 21, was Acquitted of keeping a house of ill-fame at Penryn.	WB
1847	2nd April	Sunday last	LAVIN WILLIAMS	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. M. LAVIN, draper, to Miss WILLIAMS, second daughter of Mr. C. WILLIAMS, both of Penryn.	WB
1847	2nd April	23rd ult.	THOMAS NICHOLLS	marriage	At Mylor, Mr. THOMAS, butcher, of Flushing, to Miss Amelia NICHOLLS, of Penryn.	WB
1847	2nd April	1st inst.	CORFIELD	death	At the Retreat, Penryn, much respected, Mr. Wm. CORFIELD, aged 62 years.	WB
1847	2nd April	Monday last	RAPSON	death	At Penryn, Mrs. RAPSON, at an advanced age.	WB
1847	9th April	1st inst.	SOLOMON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. SOLOMON, druggist, &c., of a daughter.	WB
1847	9th April	Monday last	TREGASKIS BLENKINSOP	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. TREGASKIS, printer, of St. Day, to Fanny, second daughter of Mr. BLENKINSOP, of Penryn.	WB
1847	9th April	Saturday last	WILLIAMS	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Hercules WILLIAMS.	WB
1847	7th May	Tuesday last	FIDOCK	death	At Penryn, the youngest daughter of Mrs. FIDOCK, innkeeper.	WB
1847	4th June	~	WILLS	death	At Hill Head, in the parish of Budock, the infant daughter of MR. JAMES WILLS.	WB
1847	23rd July	~	BLENKINSOP McLEAN	marriage	At Fortsticklin, North West America, MR., G. BLENKINSOP, son of MR. BLENKINSOP, Penryn, to Helen, eldest daughter of CAPT. McLEAN, governor of the fort.	WB
1847	23rd July	Friday last	BROKENSHIR	death	At Penryn, JOSEPH BROKENSHIR, Esq., one of the aldermen of that borough, aged 89 [or 69] years. His illness, which was short, but very severe, he bore with Christian patience and fortitude.	WB
1847	23rd July	8th inst.	HOSKEN	death	At Penryn, MRS. HOSKEN, mother of Capt. HOSKEN, of the “Great Britain”, aged 79 years; her husband survives her, at the advanced age of 92 years.	WB
1847	6th Aug	Wednesday last	COLLINS	death	At PENRYN, Miss COLLINS, at an advanced age.	WB
1847	13th Aug	Sunday last	ROSMAN	birth	At PENRYN, the wife of Mr. W. H. ROSMAN, of a daughter.	WB
1847	20th Aug	Tuesday last	MELLER CORFIELD	marriage	At ST.GLUVIAS, by the Rev. Frederick Corfield, the Rev. George B. MELLER, Wesleyan minister, to Emily Emma, youngest surviving daughter of the late Mr. CORFIELD, of the Retreat, PENRYN.	WB
1847	5th Nov	Friday last	COLLINS GLASSON DAVIDSON BINTLE SIMMONS JOHNSON	committal	...at Falmouth, JAMES COLLINS, labourer, of Penryn, was brought before G. C. FOX, Esq., on a charge of stealing four geese from Mr. THOMAS GLASSON, of Kegilliack, in Budock. The witnesses stated that the four geese, with eight others, were put into the house on Wednesday night, and on the following morning were missed. It was proved that the prisoner had sold one goose to Mr. DAVID[SON?], one to Mr. BINTLE?, a third to Mr. SIMMONS, and another to [...?] JOHNSON, all the birds being then alive. The housekeeper and servant of the owner swore to three of the geese, and the persons to whom they were sold proved that the prisoner brought them to their houses. The prisoner, in defence, stated that he had bought them of a man, but did not call any one to show it, and he was accordingly committed to Bodmin gaol for trial at the sessions.	WB
1847	12th Nov	Friday last	GLASSON	birth	At St. Gluvias, the wife of Mr. Edmund GLASSON, of a son.	WB
1847	12th Nov	Tuesday last	TRENERY MEWBURN	marriage	At St. Andrew's, Holborne, Mr. Thomas TRENERY, of the Bank of England, son of Mr. Thomas Grey TRENERY, of Penryn, to Louisa, daughter of the late H. J. MEWBURN, Esq., goldsmith, London.	WB
1847	12th Nov	Wednesday last	BROWN	death	At Penryn, the infant son of Mr. R. BROWN, draper.	WB
1847	19th Nov	Friday morning	SLADE FAULKNER	burglaries	...the shop of Mr. W. SLADE, watchmaker, at Penryn, was broken into, and a quantity of watches, &c., stolen, to the value, it is said, of about GBP100, there being amongst the rest of the stolen property a gold watch belonging to the Mayor of Penryn. The robbery was effected in a very expert manner by boring holes with a centre-bit, and getting the shutters off over the bolts. ...The suspected party, a man called FAULKNER, came to Truro the same morning, and called at two pawnshops and several silversmiths' shops in the town, ...Faulkner, the man who has escaped from Penryn prison, is about six feet high, stoops much, is of dark complexion, has a large dark prominent eyes, a sharp nose, and a seam of a cut from the left nostril to the mouth. [see full extract...]	WB
1847	26th Nov	25th inst.	CUMING HALL RICHARDS	marriage	At Gorran, by the REV. J. P. KEIGWIN, FRANCIS BROOKING CUMING, Esq., of Totnes, to ELLEN HALL, youngest daughter of the late WM. RICHARDS, Esq., of Penryn.	WB
1847	10th Dec	Saturday last	BAZELEY REED DAVIS	counterfeit	...At Penryn ...a woman went into MR. BAZELEY's shop, and purchased three yards of ribbon, for which she tendered in payment a half-sovereign that was afterwards discovered to be bad. As the ribbon purchased by the woman was the first that had been cut from the roll, Mrs. Bazeley put it aside, in order that should the utterer be detected, and the piece of ribbon found on her, it might be matched with what remained of the ribbon. One of the party, Mrs. Davis, then went into an innkeeper's at Penryn, and tendered a half-sovereign; but this time the trick failed. The innkeeper's son instantly discovered that it was a base coin, and seizing the woman he told her that if she did not give him her name, he would send for a constable and have her taken into custody... [see full extract...]	WB
1847	10th Dec	2nd inst.	WILLIAMS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of W. P. WILLIAMS, jun., Esq., of a daughter.	WB
1847	10th Dec	Monday last	PALMER LEE	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. B. PALMER, to Miss Cordelia LEE, both of Penryn.	WB
1847	17th Dec	Tuesday last	REED DAVIS	court	RICHARD REED, ANN REED, and RICHARD DAVIS were committed by the magistrates at Truro to take their trial at the next assizes for having in their possession at Truro, on the 4th instant, twenty-eight counterfeit half-sovereigns, eight counterfeit crowns, and eight counterfeit half-crowns. RICHARD DAVIS, ANN REED, and ANN DAVIS have also been committed by the magistrates at Penryn, to take their trial at the next assizes for uttering counterfeit coin in that town.	WB
1847	24th Dec	Sunday last	WILLIAMS LAVIN	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. C. WILLIAMS, jun., to Miss Andronica LAVIN, both of Penryn.	WB
1847	24th Dec	Sunday last	ROSMAN	death	At Penryn, the infant daughter of Mr. W. H. ROSMAN	WB
1848	7th Jan	5th Jan	PHILLAMORE HAWKE	court	ELIZABETH PHILLAMORE, 28, was found Guilty of stealing at Penryn, on the 28th of October, a Holland night cap and china jug, the property of WILLIAM HAWKE.	WB
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1850	25th Jan	Monday last	LUDGATER	birth	At West Hill Cottage, Penryn, the wife of James Ludgater esq., a daughter.	WB
1850	25th Jan	12th Jan	EDDY RUNDLE	births	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Eddy, shoemaker, a daughter; and on Friday last, the wife of Mr Rundle, saddler, a daughter.	WB
1850	1st Feb	Monday last	HAWKE TREDWEN	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Thomas Hawke, tinman, to Miss Tredwen, both of Penryn.	WB
1850	1st Feb	Friday last	SPERSHOTT	death	At Penryn, Mrs Spershott, aged 79 years.	WB
1850	1st Feb	21st Jan	CROWGEY	death	At Bath, Philippa, only surviving daughter of the late W Crowgey esq., of Penryn and sister of the late General Crowgey, aged 82 years.	WB
1850	15th Feb	14th Feb	GOODMAN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr J R Goodman, currier, a still-born son.	WB
1850	15th Feb	Friday last	PHILLIPS MALLETT	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Peter Phillips, cabinet maker, to Miss Lavinia Mallett, both of Penryn.	WB
1850	15th Feb	Friday last	TRELOAR	death	At Penryn, Mrs Treloar, aged 84 years.	WB
1850	15th Feb	-	MOYLE	death	At Adelaide, Australia, the wife of Mr Richard Moyle, ironmonger, late of Redruth and Penryn.	WB
1850	22nd Feb	Tuesday last	WHEELER	death	At Penryn, the infant daughter of Mr Wheeler, hairdresser.	WB
1850	8th Mar	-	DAWSON	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Dawson, aged 37 years.	WB
1850	8th Mar	Wed. last	WILLIAMS THOMAS PHILLIPS MORCOM	Sheriff's court	A jury was inpannelled... to try an action in which the plaintiff was Mr Paul Williams of Penryn, and the defendants, Mr John Thomas of Gluvias, schoolmaster, and Mr Stephen Phillips, of the same parish, yeoman (Henry Morcom = witness). (see full extract...)	WB
1850	22nd Mar	Sunday last	PALMER	death	At Helston, Mr George Palmer, late of Penryn, aged 38 years.	WB
1850	29th Mar	Saturday last	JAMES	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr R James, a daughter.	WB
1850	29th Mar	Tuesday 25th Mar	ROBERTS VIVIAN	court	Robert Roberts, 65, pleaded guilty of stealing at Penryn (2nd March) a cake, the property of George Vivian. (see full extract...)	WB
1850	29th Mar	3rd April	HONEY QUIN	notice	I hereby give notice, that I will not pay any debts which my wife, Elizabeth Honey, may contract after this notice... Signed, William Honey, Witness, John Quin. Penryn.	WB
1850	5th Apr	Tuesday last	COCK	death	At Penryn, Mrs Cock, aged 70 years.	WB
1850	26th Apr	Saturday last	ROGERS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Peter Rogers, a son.	WB
1850	26th Apr	14th April	TAYLDER WELSH	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr W P Taylder, to Miss Welsh, both of Penryn.	WB
1850	26th Apr	Sunday last	SPARGO TREVENS	deaths	At Penryn, Mr James Spargo, granite merchant; and on Wednesday, Mr Thomas Trevens, hair dresser.	WB
1850	26th Apr	19th April	MEDLIN NEWCOMBE	court	Henry Medlin of Penryn, was charged with being drunk and breaking a pane of glass in the shop window of Mr Newcombe. (see full extract...)	WB
1850	26th Apr	-	PERROW JANE GUTHRIDGE MEDLIN	court	George Perrow, of Penryn, was charged by W. Jane, a constable, with being drunk and fighting, on the Market Strand. The constable took him to prison with the assistance of Guthridge the policeman. .. John Medlin, of Penryn was also charged with fighting and resisting the constables in their endeavour to keep the peace... (see full extract...)	WB
1850	10th May	Sunday last	TALLACK	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr C Tallack, a daughter.	WB
1850	24th May	16th May	BROKENSHIR	death	At London, John, youngest son of the late Mr Joseph Brokenshir, of Penryn, aged 25 years.	WB
1850	31st May	Wed. last	SHARE	death	At Penryn, Mr John Share, jun., aged 52 years.	WB
1850	21st Jun	Friday last	HOSKEN	death	At Penryn, Mr Henry Hosken, aged 53 years.	WB
1850	5th July	Sunday last	OLIVE MARTIN	marriage	At Stithians, Mr F Olive, watchmaker, Penryn, to Miss M Martin, of the former place.	WB
1850	19th July	8th July	GRAY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Gray, merchant, a daughter.	WB
1850	2nd Aug	28th May	HOOD WARMINGTON	court	Robert Hood, otherwise Howard, 61, was indicted for feloniously ravinshing Elizabeth Ann WARMINGTON, at Penryn, on the 28th of May last.  The offence was clearly proved.  Sentence, 20 years transportation.	WB
1850	2nd Aug	18th Aug?	SALMON	death	At Penryn: infant son of R Salmon esq surgeon.	WB
1850	23rd Aug	15th Aug	TILLY JAMES	marriage	At St Matthew’s Church, Brixton, by Rev Dr Vaughan, William C Tilly, youngest son of Capt James Tilly of Penryn, to Ann Emily, eldest daughter of William Henry James, esq., of Park Terrace, Briston, Surrey.	WB
1850	6th Sep	29th Aug	HILMAN JENNINGS	marriage	At West Hackney, London, Mr Thomas Hilman, of Chippen Norton, Oxfordshire, to Philippa Ann, second daughter of Mr James Jennings, formerly of Penryn.	WB
1850	13th Sep	Tuesday last	LEIGH COPE	death	At Bellevue, Launcestan, to the inexpressible grief of his family and friends, Edward Leigh, eldest surviving son of Dr R Cope of Penryn, and formerly of Magdelen Hall, Oxford.	WB
1850	20th Sep	last week	LUDGATER	death	At Penryn, the infant child of J Ludgater, esq.	WB
1850	27th Sep	18th Sept	SALMON	death	At Penryn, the infant son of R Salmon, esq., surgeon, RN.	WB
1850	11th Oct	last week	HICKS	death	At Penryn, the infant son of Mr W B Hicks.	WB
1850	18th Oct	Tuesday last	CORFIELD	birth	At Medina Cottage, Penryn, the wife of Mr Thomas Corfield, merchant, a daughter.	WB
1850	18th Oct	Friday last	CORFIELD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr William Corfield, wharfinger, a son.	WB
1850	25th Oct	Wed. last	READ DUNSTAN	marriage	At Gluvias, by the Ven Archdeacon Phillpotts, Mr John Henry Read of Liverpool, second son of Mr J F Read of Penryn, to Ellen Edgecome, only daughter of Mr S Dunstan of Penryn.	WB
1850	1st Nov	Tuesday last	TAGGINBROOK	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Capt Tagginbrook of Hamburgh, a daughter.	WB
1850	1st Nov	-	TRESIDDER ANDREW	marriage	At Budock, Mr John Tresidder, conveyancer, of Penryn, to Miss Andrew, of Falmouth.	WB
1850	1st Nov	Friday last	WILLIAMS EUSTICE STEPHENS RAPSON	election	The following councillors of this borough went out of office: Mr William Paul Williams, Mr John Eustice, Mr William Paul Williams, jun., and Mr Sampson Stephens; the three former were re-elected, and Mr Richard R Rapson was elected in the place of Mr Stephens.	WB
1850	8th Nov	Friday last	HINGSTON	death	At Penryn, Mrs Hingston, aged 81 years.	WB
1850	13th Dec	Friday last	RICHARDS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr William Richards, tanner, a son.	WB
1850	13th Dec	4th Dec	STEPHENS	death	At Penryn, the infant daughter of Mr A Stephens, draper.	WB
1850	27th Dec	18th dec	GILL MOORSHEAD ROWE PHILLPOTTS	Bellevue House report	At the half-yearly distribution of prizes, the following young gentlemen were the successful competitors (inc.):-  John GILL, Penryn:    Charles MOORSHEAD, Bellevue:  John H. ROWE, Treluswell, near Penryn:  Septimus Buller PHILLPOTTS, St. Gluvias Vicarage:  received the prizes for the most neatly written copy book.	WB
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1853	7th Jan	Tuesday last	ROGERS	death	At Truro, Mrs Rogers, relict of the late Mt Peter Rogers of Penryn, and last surviving daughter of the late Mr William Roberts (Robarts?) of Truro, aged 73 years.	WB
1853	7th Jan	12th Nov	RASHLEIGH RAPSON TRELOAR	court	Richard Rashleigh, 39, was found guilt of stealing (in Penryn) two brass candlesticks, the property of Mary Ann Rapson, and at the time of the robbery in charge of her aunt, Mrs Peggy Treloar at the Three Tuns Inn.	WB
1853	7th Jan	31st Dec	CLYMA TREVENA	notice	A most unprovoked and unjustifiable assault having been committed by me, on Mr William Clyma, of Truro, on 25th Nov... signed: William Trevena, Penryn. (see full extract...)	WB
1853	21st Jan	Sunday last	FREEMAN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr. Freeman, a son.	WB
1853	21st Jan	6th Jan	CHAMPION CORNISH	marriage	At St Gluvias: Mr James Champion to Miss Mary Cornish, both of Penryn.	WB
1853	4th Feb	Sunday last	ALLEN	death	At Penryn, Mr Michael Allen, at an advanced age.	WB
1853	11th Feb	Friday last	POAF?	death	At Penryn, suddenly Mr Jeremiah Poaf?, aged 72 years.	WB
1853	18th Feb	5th Feb	ROGERS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Peter Rogers, wharfinger, of twins.	WB
1853	4th Mar	13th Feb	COOK ELLERY	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Edward Cook, to Louisa, daughter of the late Mr James Ellery, of Penryn.	WB
1853	4th Mar	Friday last	TAYLOR HAWKE COOKE SAMBELL WESTLAKE	court	A navy named John Taylor, and two stonemasons working on the Cornwall line, Henry Hawke of Bodmin and Edward Cooke of Penryn, were charged with assaulting policemen Sambell and Westlake. (see full extract...)	WB
1853	18th Mar	8th Mar	JOHNS	death	At Penryn, the relict of the late Stephen James Johns, esq., aged 83 years.	WB
1853	18th Mar	Sunday last	POWELL	death	At Penryn, Mr John Powell, of the King’s Arms Hotel, aged 69 years.	WB
1853	25th Mar	-	CLARK JERVISS DAWE	court	James Clark, 32, and Thomas Jerviss, 23, were charged with the misdemeanour of having on the 29th Jan, at Penryn, unlawfully obtained from Charles Dawe, the sum of two shillings (at the three tuns Inn) (see full extract...)	WB
1853	1st Apr	19th Mar	BURNETT ANDREW ROGERS HICKS	marriages	At St Gluvias, Mr Richard Burnett to Miss Charlotte Andrew, both of Ponzanooth; and on the 21st, Mr John Rogers of Penryn, to Miss Jane Hicks of St Gluvias.	WB
1853	8th Apr	Tuesday last	MOON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr C Moon, a daughter.	WB
1853	8th Apr	Wed. last	MORCOM SKINNER STONE	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr William Morcom, of Whitehall, to Frances Skinner, youngest daughter of the late John Stone esq., of Penryn.	WB
1853	8th Apr	7th Apr	BENNETTS BAKER	marriage	At St Gluvias, William, fourth son of Mr John Bennetts of Mylor, to Victoria Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Capt Baker RN of Penryn.	WB
1853	15th Apr	14th Apr	WYNTER	birth	At Kernick near Penryn, the wife of Major Rose Wynter, a son.	WB
1853	29th Apr	Monday last	PEDLER	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Nicholas Pedler, aged 43 years.	WB
1853	13th May	-	GILL	appoint.	The Lord’s Commissionaers of her Majesty’s Treasury, have appointed Mr John Gill, stationer, to the office of sub-distributor of stamps, at Penryn.	WB
1853	20th May	10th May	ODGERS	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Edmund Thomas Odgers, tailor, aged 28 years.	WB
1853	24th Jun	13th June	DAWE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Philip Dawe, merchant, a son.	WB
1853	22nd July	Monday last	PAWSON	death	At Penryn, Mr Matthew Pawson, builder, aged 47 years, for many of which he was alderman of that borough.	WB
1853	22nd July	Wed. last	WILLIAMS CHAMPION	court	John Williams, cordwainer of Truro, was committed for trial at the assizes, on a charge of stealing leather and cashmere cloth from his employer, James Champion of Penryn.	WB
1853	12th Aug	Wed. last	CORFIELD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Thomas Corfield, a daughter.	WB
1853	19th Aug	11th Aug	TRENERY POST	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr Samuel Trenery to Miss Jemima Post, both of Penryn.	WB
1853	19th Aug	12th Aug	KNOWLES	inquest	On the body of Caleb Knowles, of the Parish of Mabe, farmer, aged 71 years. (see full extract...)	WB
1853	2nd Sep	25th Aug	HAMILTON SANDERSON	marriage	At St John’s Church, Manchester, Mr Robert Hamilton, formerly of Penryn, to Anne Amy, youngest daughter of Mr John Sanderson, of Longsight.	WB
1853	30th Sep	18th Sep	LAVIN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Lavin, draper, a son.	WB
1853	30th Sep	-	DUNSTAN	notice	...that unless the legal representatives of Samuel Dunstan, late of Penryn, remove the household furniture and other effects from the premises lately occupied by the deceased... (see full extract)	WB
1853	7th Oct	-	HOSKEN	promote	During the stay of the ‘Banshee’ at Queenstown, Sir James Graham was pleased to promote Lieut. Hosken, formerly of Penryn, to the rank of Commander. (see full extract...)	WB
1853	25th Nov	Sunday last	ROGERS	death	At Penryn, William, eldest son of Mr John Rogers, aged 18 years.	WB
1853	2nd Dec	Wed. last	GOODMAN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr William Goodman, currier, a daughter.	WB
1853	2nd Dec	Saturday last	STEELE	death	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Steele, aged 53 years.	WB
1853	2nd Dec	Wed. last	TAYLDER	death	At Penryn, Mr R Potter Taylder, shoemaker, aged 29 years.	WB
1853	16th Dec	7th Dec	DUNSFORD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Capt H F Dunsford, Bengal Army, a son.	WB
1853	23rd Dec	Sunday last	WYNTER	death	At Kernick near Penryn, George Arthur, infant son of Major Rose Wynter.	WB
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1861	15th Jun	-	DYSON	advert	Market Street: Mrs Dyson begs to inform her friends, and the public generally. that having engaged a competent Foreman, all the branches of her late husband's business are carried on with the best workmanship.	WT
1861	15th Jun	Saturday last	POAD	birth	At Market Street, Penryn, the wife of Mr Poad, plumber, of a daughter.	WT
1861	15th Jun	Tuesday last	NICHOLLS	death	At Truro Hill, Penryn, Mrs Nicholls, aged 81yrs, suddenly: supposed to be occasioned by the excitement of meeting her son who had been absent from home for twenty years.	WT
1861	22nd Jun	15th inst.	ABRAMS	death	At Penryn, Jane, the wife of Mr John Abrams, aged 71yrs.	WT
1861	22nd Jun	17th inst.	DAVEY	death	At Gluvias Street, Penryn, Mr Edward Davey, tailor, aged 62yrs.	WT
1861	22nd Jun	12th inst.	WAKEM	death	At Jersey, Mrs Wakem, widow of the late Capt. Wakem who was lost during the winter on the cutter 'Charles Gray' of Penryn. Mrs Wakem resided until a few weeks since in Broad Street, Penryn, when she left for the purpose of resuming her home in her native place of Jersey.	WT
1861	22nd Jun	Thursday last	STEPHENS HICKS GRAY LANNARTH BLAMEY MIDLEN DYSON DUNSTAN GEORGE	school	Penryn Commercial School: pupils were dismissed for their vacation after their usual strict examinations when the following were declared the winners of the prizes, which consisted of handsomely bound books: Euclid and Algebra: Sydney Stephens; French: G S Hicks and C Gray; Drawing: C Gray; Arithmetic 1st: H Tucker Lannarth, 2nd: James Blamey; Sacred History: H Tucker Lannarth; English History 1st: C Gray, 2nd: F Midlen; Geography 1st: Sydney Stephens, 2nd: John Gray; Writing 1st: C Dyson, 2nd: W Dunstan; English Grammar: G S Hicks; regularity and general good behaviour: John George.	WT
1861	22nd Jun	Thursday last	COPLIN UREN TUCKER MOORMAN	Magistrates	Peter Coplin and John Uren were summoned before the magistrates at Penryn by Mr Tucker, Rate Collector, for non-payment of Poor's Rate. They strenuously resisted the claim and engaged the service of Mr Moorman for their defence. The magistrates disbelieved their statements, however, ordered the immediate payments of the rates and costs or imprisonment in default.	WT
1861	22nd Jun	Thursday last	TRELEAVEN MARSHALL	magistrates	Two boys named Treleaven and Marshall were also summoned on the charge of stealing apples out of gardens, when they were convicted of the same, fined one shilling each, and severely admonished by the magistrates.	WT
1861	6th July	2nd inst.	MURTON SALTER	marriage	At St Gluvias' Church (Rev G Edgcombe)Mr James Murton, of the West of England Manure Works, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr H Salter, of the Globe Inn, Penryn.	WT
1861	6th July	1st inst.	BARCLAY	death	At Roscrow, near penryn, after a short but distressing illness, David Barclay, esq, aged 76yrs. Mr Barclay's loss will be severely felt in the neighbourhood of his residence, and in the parish of Mabe...	WT
1861	13th July	Saturday last	SCANLAN ROBERTS	marriage	At the Roman Catrholic Chapel, Falmouth (Rev W Laffan), Mr Patrick Scanlan of Penryn to Miss Rosina Roberts of Perranarworthal.	WT
1861	13th July	Thursday last	MEAD	death	At Penryn, Mrs Mary Mead, aged 78yrs.	WT
1861	13th July	Wednesday last	BOWDEN	death	At Penryn, John, son of Mr Henry Bowden, carpenter, aged 12yrs.	WT
1861	13th July	Wednesday last	RAPSON	death	At Penryn, Elizabeth infant daughter of Mr E Rapson, millwright, aged 8mths.	WT
1861	20th July	12th inst.	TRESIDDER POWELL	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Tresidder, butcher, of a daughter, and on the same day, the wife of Mr G Powell, builder, of a daughter.	WT
1861	20th July	Wednesday last	THOMAS	death	At Penryn, the infant daughter of Mr W H Thomas, butcher, aged 3mths.	WT
1861	27th July	Sunday last	TAYLDER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr William P Taylder, clothier, of a son.	WT
1861	27th July	Monday last	RAPSON DEWSTOWE	marriage	At Falmouth, Mr James Rapson to Miss Christiana Dewstow both of Penryn.	WT
1861	27th July	17th Inst.	CHURSTONE HARRIS	marriage	At Penryn (Rev G Edgcombe) Mr William Churstone, musician on board 'HMS Russell' to Miss E A Harris of St Austell.	WT
1861	27th July	Sunday last	PAUL	death	At Penryn, Eliza Ann, widow of the late Mr William Paul, aged 85yrs.	WT
1861	27th July	Wednesday last	RUNDLE	death	At Penryn, the infant son of Mr Frederick Rundle, aged 7mths.	WT
1861	3rd Aug	26th ult.	POWELL	death	At Penryn, Jesse, infant daughter of Mr George Powell, builder, aged 11 days.	WT
1861	3rd Aug	26th ult.	RICH	death	At Penryn, Elizabeth Ann, the eldest daughter of Mr John Rich, aged 27yrs.	WT
1861	3rd Aug	Wednesday last	RICHARDS	death	At Casaws Wood, St Gluvias, the infant daughter of Mr John Richards.	WT
1861	3rd Aug	-	VIVIAN	promotion	Mr W J R Vivian of Penryn, first class supernumary of the stampe and taxes branch has been promoted to be a surveyor, and appointed to Lancaster district.	WT
1861	3rd Aug	Monday	RICHARDS	shipwreck	The sloop 'Ranger' [Capt Richards of Penryn]- from Falmouth to Plymouth, was on Monday night about 8 o'clock caught in a squall of the Rame Head. The crew consisting of the Captain and his two sons were saved in their own boat... they have however lost everything except what clothes they had on.	WT
1861	10th Aug	31st ult.	MELLOW	death	At Penryn, Martha, daughter of Capt William Mellow, aged 16yrs.	WT
1861	10th Aug	2nd inst.	HICKS	death	At Penryn, John Steele, youngest son of Mr W B Hicks, aged 2yrs.	WT
1861	17th Aug	Monday last	HICKS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr William B Hicks, merchant, of a daughter.	WT
1861	17th Aug	Sunday last	ROACH PENROSE	marriage	At St Gluvias Church, Mr T Roach of Charlestown, accountant at Great Wheal Busy Mines, Chacewater, to Annie, 5th daughter of the late Mr W Penrose of Trevarth.	WT
1861	17th Aug	Tuesday last	MALLETT	death	At Penryn, Mr Richard Mallett, aged 60yrs.	WT
1861	24th Aug	Thursday last	FURNEAUX SARA	marriage	At the Wesleyan Chapel (Rev W D Tyacke): George William Furneaux of Stonehouse, youngest son of Capt Furneaux pf Penryn to Elizabeth Evans Sara, eldest daughter of Mr Nicholas Sara of the Penryn Iron Foundry. This being the first marriage solemnised in the Chapel since it has been licensed, the bridal pair were presented with a handsome family bible and hymnbook by R Hosken, esq, on behalf of the trustees.	WT
1861	31st Aug	Thursday	BOULDERSON	Way-rate	Mr Joseph Boulderson appeared on behalf of his sister, Miss catherine Boulderson in answer to a summons for non-payment of way-rates due to the Borough of Penryn, amounting to £3 being 12yrs rates.	WT
1861	31st Aug	Monday last	OLIVE	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr F Olive, watchmaker, of a daughter.	WT
1861	31st Aug	Saturday last	HICKS	death	At Penryn, Emily Steele, the infant daughter of Mr W B Hicks, aged 2 weeks.	WT
1861	7th Sep	Sunday last	COLENSO SELDON	marriage	At Penryn, Mr W H Colenso to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr James F Seldon, plumber and brazier, all of Truro.	WT
1861	7th Sep	Wednesday last	WHITE	death	At Penryn, Laura Edith, daughter of Mr William White, police officer, aged 6mths.	WT
1861	14th Sep	5th inst.	GULLFORD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr George Gullford, of a son.	WT
1861	14th Sep	Monday last	BOWDEN	death	At Penryn, Mary Emma, daughter of Capt benjamin Bowden, aged 4yrs.	WT
1861	21st Sep	Monday last	MICHELL	death	At Antron Hill Cottage near Penryn, the residence of Mr Joseph Michell, Mary the beloved wife of Mr Michell and eldest daughter of Mr T J T Corfield, St Day, aged 19yrs.	WT
1861	28th Sep	Monday last	SARA	birth	At Belmont near Penryn, the wife of Mr Nicholas Sara of the Penryn Foundry, of a son.	WT
1861	28th Sep	Thursday last	DUNSTAN CHEGWIDDEN	marriage	At St Gluvias Church, Mr Dunstan to Ann, daughter of Mr Peter Chegwidden, both of Ponsanooth.	WT
1861	28th Sep	Saturday last	RICHARD STEPHENS	marriage	At Falmouth, Mr Josiah Richard to Miss Ellen Stephens, both of Penryn.	WT
1861	5th Oct	Monday last	MILAN	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Jacob Milan, of a son.	WT
1861	5th Oct	Saturday last	OULD RUSDEN	marriage	At St Gluvias Church (Rev George Edgcombe), Mr James Ould to Miss Sarah Rusden, both of Penryn.	WT
1861	5th Oct	Wednesday last	McCULLOCH	death	At Penryn, Mr John McCulloch, draper, aged 48yrs - much respected by a large circle of friends.	WT
1861	5th Oct	26th ult.	TRESIDDER	death	At Penryn, Emmeline, infant daughter of Mr W Tresidder, butcher, aged 2mths.	WT
1861	5th Oct	Monday	FREEMAN	address	Penryn Mechanic's Institute: the lecture session will be opened with an inaugeral address by J Freeman esq, the President.	WT
1861	12th Oct	-	-	school	Penryn Wesleyan Day School: school established in Feb 1850 for the purpose of giving a useful and scriptural education to the children of the labouring classes in this town and neighbourhood. The school has in it 109 boys and 48 girls.	WT
1861	12th Oct	Sunday last	McCULLOCH	funeral	One of the largest funerals took place at Penryn that has been witnessed for many years. Persons came from every part of the County to follow the corpse of Mr J McCulloch whose death was announced in our last issue to the Independent burial ground, where he was interred, his loss being lamented by a large circle of friends.	WT
1861	12th Oct	Sunday last	TRESIDDER	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Robert Tresidder, of a daughter.	WT
1861	12th Oct	Thursday last	STEPHENS	death	At Penryn, Winnin Trerise, infant son of Mr Alfred Stephens, draper.	WT
1861	12th Oct	Tuesday last	VIVIAN	death	At Penryn, Maria Jane, infant daughter of Mr Joseph Vivian, aged 2mths.	WT
1861	19th Oct	1st Nov	TUCKER LAVIN TEAGUE NEWCOMBE	election	Penryn Municipal Election - the following gentlemen retire on the 1st Nov: Messrs W E Tucker, M Lavin, A Teague and R Newcombe. The same four are, we believe, willing to be nominated as candidates.	WT
1861	19th Oct	last week	MARTIN	debt	A praiseworthy and honourable act - Mr John Martin of Penryn who has been absent during the last 7 or 8 years in California, during a part of which time from his inability, through adverse circumstances to forward remittances to his wife and four children, who remained in Penryn... returned to Penryn last week and immediately paid off his debts.	WT
1861	19th Oct	Saturday last	RICHARDS MITCHELL	marriage	At Register Office, Falmouth, Mr Richard Richards, blacksmith to Miss Magdelene Mitchell, both of Penryn.	WT
1861	19th Oct	Thursday last	WARD TRELOAR	marriage	At the Wesleyan Chapel, Falmouth (Rev J Ryan): Mr John E Ward, carpenter, of Falmouth to Miss Mary F G Treloar of Penryn.	WT
1861	19th Oct	Saturday last	BARNICOAT	death	At Penryn, Mr Richard S Barnicoat of Tregony, moulder, aged 23yrs.	WT
1861	26th Oct	18th inst.	DAVEY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr J Davey, of a daughter.	WT
1861	26th Oct	Sunday last	MITCHELL PAULL	marriage	At Penryn, Mr William Mitchell of Cambourne to Mrs Elizabeth Paull of Penryn.	WT
1861	2nd Nov	Wednesday last	COOK EYRE	birth	At Penryn at the residence of her father Mr Richard Eyre, the wife of Mr Cook of Australia, of a daughter.	WT
1861	2nd Nov	Monday last	BENNETTS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Francis Bennetts of a daughter.	WT
1861	2nd Nov	Sunday last	TREVENA GAY	marriage	At Falmouth Church (Rec C Rumball), Capt W Trevena of Penryn, Master of the clipper schooner 'Queen of the Chase' of Falmouth to Jane, second daughter of Mr John Gay, farmer, Swanpool.	WT
1861	9th Nov	1st Nov	TUCKER LAVIN TEAGUE NEWCOMBE	election	The four retiring members of the Town Council were re-elected.	WT
1861	9th Nov	Saturday last	SARA DATSON	marriage	At St Gluvias Church (Ven Archdeacon Phillpotts): Charles, second son of Mr Nicholas Sara or Penryn Iron Foundry to Emma second daughter of the late Mr John Field Datson, both of Penryn.	WT
1861	9th Nov	Monday last	TOY	death	At Penryn, Eliza Ellen Toy, aged 22yrs.	WT
1861	16th Nov	Saturday last	MARTIN STEPHENS	marriage	At the Wesleyan Chapel, Penryn (Rev W D Tyacke): Mr James Martin of the Kennel Vale Powder Mill to Miss Ann Stephens of Perran.	WT
1861	16th Nov	Saturday last	READ	election	Re-election of Town Mayor: James Bird Read esq.	WT
1861	16th Nov	-	HORE	death	During the voyage of 'Columbus' from Quebec to Falmouth - hurricane developed during severe weather; and whilst attending to some duty on the poop Henry Hore a seaman from Penryn was killed by a heavy wave which broke on him. Leaves a widow and two young children.	WT
1861	23rd Nov	Saturday last	PEARCE WESLEY	marriage	At Register Office, Falmouth: Mr Nicholas Pearce, copper miner of Perranwell to Miss Ann Wesley of St Gluvias.	WT
1861	30th Nov	Tuesday last	BULL PASCOE	marriage	At the Wesleyan Chapel, Faversham, Kent: Mr T Bull schoolmaster, late of Penryn to Fanny, third daughter of Mr H Pascoe of Falmouth.	WT
1861	30th Nov	20th inst.	TREGELLAS	death	At Penryn, Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr John Tregellas, aged 23yrs.	WT
1861	30th Nov	20th inst.	TREGELLAS	death	At Penryn, Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr John Tregellas, aged 23yrs.	WT
1861	30th Nov	20th inst.	MARTIN	death	At Truro Hill, St Gluvias: Mary Ann the wife of Mr John Martin, aged 48yrs.	WT
1861	30th Nov	21st inst.	MOORE	death	At Penryn, Thomas John, infant son of Mr Thomas Moore, aged 10mths.	WT
1861	Dec	-	-	-	-	WT
1866	-	-	-	-	-	WB
1871	-	-	-	-	-	WB
1873	11th Jan	1st Jan	ODGERS MARTIN	marriage	At St Gluvias Church (Philpotts): Thomas, oldest son of Thomas Odgers, yeoman, Trolvas, Stithians, to Grace, only daughter of the late Mr Edward Martin, yeoman, of Gadles, St Gluvias.	WT
1873	18th Jan	13th Dec	WILLS	death at sea	Drowning of shipmaster in Mediterranean. Capt James Wills, of Penryn, fell overboard from the schooner ‘Tantivey’, in a storm. He was a single man.	WT
1873	25th Jan	25th Jan	THOMAS	suicide	James Thomas hanged himself on the post of his bed. The deceased, 65, was a labourer. He lost the sight in one eye while cutting down brambles and the other eye became infected. He feared going completely blind. Verdict: “Hanged himself during a fit of temporary insanity”.	WT
1873	1st Feb	23rd Jan	RICHARDS	death	Died at Cheltenham, Miss Philippa Richards, formerly of Penryn, aged 82 years.	WT
1873	8th Feb	lately	ROWE OATIS	marriage	Frances Rowe, daughter of the late Mr Henry Rowe of Treluswell, Penryn to Oatis esq., / JP of Nevada County, CA> Married in California.	WT
1873	8th Feb	Monday last	PELLOW	death	Infant son of Mr James A Pellow of Prislow, Budock.	WT
1873	15th Feb	Friday morning	???	inquest	Alleged infanticide at Penryn - an inquest was held on the body of a female child found on the beach near Penryn. Verdict: wilful murder against some person or persons unknown. Born alive / cord not tied.	WT
1873	1st Mar	18th Feb	DURANT	birth	Son to Mr R H Durant of the Anchor Hotel, Penryn.	WT
1873	1st Mar	11th Feb	LAVIN OLVER	marriage	At St Gluvias (Philpotts): Mr G T Olver (Olver & Sons) of Green Bank, Falmouth to Jessie, daughter of Mr M Lavin, Penryn.	WT
1873	29th Mar	-	MARRACK KEMPE	elope	Some little stir re the elopement of two married people: Samuel Marrack and Mrs Kempe. The woman is reported to have carried off £300. Alleged to have left by Irish Steamer.	WT
1873	29th Mar	2 years ago	JEFFERY	orphans	Two years ago, William Jeffery, a sailor of Penryn, died a natural death, his wife having preceded him to his grave leaving in a destitute state five children, all girls under 14 years of age.	WT
1873	29th Mar	Saturday last	HOSKEN	death	At the Terrace, Penryn, relict of the late R Hosken esq., aged 69.	WT
1873	29th Mar	Saturday last	TRURAN	death	Sudden death (found in her bed) of Charity Truran, the aunt of Dr Truran. The deceased was 69 years of age and of a rather weak intellect.	WT
1873	19th Apr	lately	PETERS	death	Among the passengers on board the SS Atlantic at the time of her foundering was a young man named Peters from this borough - feared that he was drowned.	WT
1873	19th Apr	Monday last	WILLIAMS BASTIAN	marriage	At Pike’s Chapel, Falmouth (Rev J E Coulson), Charles Williams, bootmaker, to Mrs Eliza Bastian, widow, both of Falmouth.	WT
1873	10th May	lately	WILSON	suicide	Suicide through disappointment. Mary Wilson, 22, in the employ of Mr Michael J Lavin, as housemaid. It was stated that she was engaged to be married to a young man of Falmouth, now working in Newcastle but that had slighted her for another. Was found near Dealy’s Creek, opposite to Trevissome House - stones in one pocket and a note in the other.	WT
1873	24th May	Tuesday last	REYNOLDS	inquest	On the body of Lavinia, the infant child of Thomas reynolds of St Gluvias Street. From the medical evidence adduced, it appeared that it was probable that the child died in a convulsive fit.	WT
1873	24th May	Monday last	BLENKINSOP	death	At Penryn, the relict of the late Mr Blenkinsop, aged 89 years.	WT
1873	31st May	Thursday last	DOODY JOHNS	marriage	Registry Office: Mr John Doody, of Penryn, and Miss Elizabeth Annie Johns of Budock.	WT
1873	28th Jun	Tuesday 17th June	SOEL HALL	marriage	At Wesleyan Chapel, Penryn: Mr George Soel of Littlehampton, channel pilot, to Mrs Hall of Falmouth.	WT
1873	28th Jun	lately	TIMMINS	death	Sudden death of Thomas Timmins, aged 58, who was found dead in his bed at 7 o’clock in the morning. Deceased was in the street at 11.30 on Saturday night. Verdict: ‘death from heart disease, accelerated by congestion of the lungs’.	WT
1873	5th July	as above	TIMMINS	correct.	Friends state that Mr Thomas Timmins wasn’t found in his bed. He was only 52 years of age and he died at 5pm. It is true that the previous evening he was in his usual health.	WT
1873	12th July	3rd July	COADE	birth	A son to the wife of Mr T Coade, grocer.	WT
1873	12th July	-	JENKINS TRESIDDER	accident	Accident at end of West Street, Penryn, involving W Jenkins (solicitor) and W Tresidder - pin of shaft dropped out.	WT
1873	19th July	10th July	ROGERS	death	Death at Union Terrace of Rev G W Rogers, Independent Minister, aged 29 years. He left two small children. Originally an Evangelist at the Independent Chapel in Falmouth.	WT
1873	19th July	11th July	BISHOP	death	Death at Penryn of Miss Margaret Bishop, aged 86 years.	WT
1873	26th July	Saturday last	LAVIN	birth	At Penryn, to wife of M J Lavin, esq., JP, a daughter.	WT
1873	26th July	Monday last	WORSDELL WELCH	marriage	At St Gluvias, Henry Worsdell, saddler, to Miss Cornelia Welch, both of Penryn.	WT
1873	9th Aug	Monday last	CHAPMAN	birth	At the Kings Arms, Penryn, the wife of George Chapman, a son.	WT
1873	9th Aug	Monday last	MARTIN EDEY	marriage	At St Gluvias (Phillpotts), Joseph Martin, builder, and Mrs Edey, both of Penryn.	WT
1873	9th Aug	-	NICHOLLS BLAMEY	marriage	At St Gluvias (Rev J N Mumford): Mr Edward K Nicholls of Penryn to Miss Rosina Blamey of Perranwell.	WT
1873	16th Aug	Wed. last	WHITE CLEMENS	marriage	At Pike’s Hill Chapel, Falmouth (Rev E A Gardiner): Mr John F White, engineer, to Miss Elizabeth Clemens, third daughter of Mr John Clemens, farmer. Both of Penryn.	WT
1873	23rd Aug	Saturday last	WILLIAMS DAWE	marriage	Registry Office: Mr Samuel Williams and Miss Mary Jane Dawe, both of Penryn.	WT
1873	23rd Aug	12th Aug	ROGERS	death	At Medina Cottage, Penryn, Faith, relict of Mr Thomas Rogers, wharfinger, aged 95 years.	WT
1873	23rd Aug	Monday last	SARA	death	At Church Road, Penryn, Lilian Jessie, only daughter of Mr E B Sara of the Penryn Foundry, aged 14 months.	WT
1873	23rd Aug	13th Aug	GILL	death	At Penryn, Mr William Gill, chandler, aged 52 years.	WT
1873	20th Sep	Wed. last	SPARGO MEAD	marriage	At Pike’s Hill Chapel, Falmouth (Rev W Calvert): Mr William Spargo, of Carnsew Villa, Mabe, blacksmith, to Miss Elizabeth Mead, of Penryn.	WT
1873	27th Sep	Wed. last	GREENWOOD	birth	At Penryn, to the wife of Newton Greenwood, esq., MD, a son.	WT
1873	27th Sep	-	PERROTT	court	William Perrott, a marine store dealer of Penryn, was fined £5.8.6d for neglecting to enter in a book of certain marine stores purchased by him.	WT
1873	27th Sep	-	MEDLIN	court	James Medlin: sentenced to 14 days and four years in a reformatory for stealing irons from the granite works of Messrs Freeman & Co., at Penryn.	WT
1873	18th Oct	5th Oct	BUNSTER	death	At Penryn: Mr John Matthew Bunster, saddler, aged 71 years.	WT
1873	18th Oct	-	ROGERS SHIRE ANNEAR MEAD	fire	Fire destroyed blocks of stores in the Commercial Road occupied by Messrs P Rogers, ship-broker; Shire, corn-dealer; J Annear, corn-dealer; and the Messrs Mead, paper manufacturers.	WT
1873	25th Oct	3rd Oct	BENNETT	death	At Haford, Swansea, South Wales: William, eldest son of the late Mr John Bennett of the Cross Keys Inn, Penryn, aged 55 years.	WT
1873	25th Oct	30th Sept	DAVEY BAILEY	marriage	At Westerley, America: Mr John H Davey, smith, formerly of Penryn to Miss Martha Bailey, of Westerley.	WT
1873	1st Nov	8th Oct	PRESTON	birth	At Detroit, Michigan: to the wife of Joseph Preston, joiner, formerly of Penryn, a son.	WT
1873	1st Nov	-	BOOTH	court	Charles Booth, of Penryn, was charged with ill-treating a horse and was fined 10s.6d and costs.	WT
1873	1st Nov	-	MARTIN	court	George Martin of Penryn was summoned by the Inspector appointed by the Falmouth Rural Sanitary Authority for having a catchpit which was considered a nuisance.	WT
1873	15th Nov	6th Nov	FOX	death	At Penryn: Ann, relict of Mr Charles Fox, aged 78 years.	WT
1873	22nd Nov	Tuesday last	GEACH	death	At Pimlico, London: Elizabeth Arabella, widow of the late Mr James Geach, of Penryn.	WT
1873	29th Nov	-	SANDERS	court	James Sanders, of Penryn, fined five shillings for being drunk.	WT
1873	6th Dec	Tuesday last	ROCKE CLEMENTS	marriage	At St Gluvias (Philpotts): Mr E James Rocke of Antigua, West Indies, to Miss Eliza Lanyon Clements, eldest surviving daughter of Mr Tucker of Broad Street, Penryn.	WT
1873	13th Dec	-	DUNSTAN BRAY	court	Henry Dunstan, of Penryn, was charged by James Bray, of Mabe, with assault. Fined £1.2.6d, inc costs.	WT
1873	27th Dec	-	STEPHENS	death	At Market Street, Penryn: Celia Agnew, wife of Mr A S Stephens, draper, aged 56 years.	WT
1873	-	-	-	-	-	WT
1876	-	-	-	-	-	WB
1881	-	-	-	-	-	WB
1886	-	-	-	-	-	WB
1887	7th Jan	Monday last	ANDREW	inquest	Mr. Thomas ANDREW ate a hearty breakfast and left for his work. He was taken unwell on the road, returned back again, complained to his wife, was put to bed, and in a few minutes expired.	WB
1887	7th Jan	Saturday last	WILLIAMS PADDY CHEGWIDDEN ANDREW EVANS PASCOE MARTIN	chapel	A social tea was held in the Ponsanooth Wesleyan Chapel, where a goodly number gathered. The tables were presided over by the following ladies: - Mesdames WILLIMAS, Alfred and Charles PADDY, and the Misses CHEGWIDDEN, Annie ANDREW, EVANS, Edith PASCOE, and Carrie MARTIN. A very pleasant evening was also passed, with addresses and singing by the members.	WB
1887	10th Jan	7th Jan	COLLETT	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr W Collett, miller, of a son.	WB
1887	10th Jan	6th Jan	PHILLIPS	birth	At the West Cornwall Bank, Penryn, the wife of Charles Phillips, of a daughter.	WB
1887	10th Jan	-	MARTIN ANDREW	alleged slander	It is understood that a writ for slander has been served on Mr. Nicholas ANDREW, the chairman of the recent ratepayers' meeting held at Penryn, in connection with the deficiencies in the late harbour-master's accounts. The writ has been issued at the instance of Mr. James MARTIN... (see full extract...)	WB
1887	13th Jan	10th Jan	BROWN	birth	At Park Villa, Penryn, the wife of Thomas Brown, of a daughter.	WB
1887	17th Jan	9th Jan	LANG	death	At Helston-road, Penryn, Mrs Polly Lang, aged 77.	WB
1887	17th Jan	9th Jan	MARTIN	death	At Penryn, Mr William Henry Martin, aged 21.	WB
1887	24th Jan	-	PAUL	death	At Aberden, Glamorganshire, Mr James Paul (formerly of Penryn), aged 81.	WB
1887	31st Jan	24th Jan	SANDERS	death	At Penryn, Mr Robert Sanders, grocer and baker, aged 48.	WB
1887	3rd Feb	1st Feb	MARTIN COLLINS	marriage	At St Gluvias, Mr John Martin, of Ponsanooth, to Miss Polly Collins, of Penryn.	WB
1887	3rd Feb	27th Feb (Jan??)	WILLIAMS THOMAS	marriage	At the Bible Christian Chapel, Redruth, (Rev J Hender), Mr Edward Williams, of Penryn, to Miss Evelina Thomas, of Falmouth.	WB
1887	3rd Feb	2am Saturday morning	MARTIN	fire	A fire was discovered at the brewhouse of Mr William Martin, Budock, Penryn. (see full extract...)	WB
1887	7th Feb	31st Jan	DUNSFORD	death	At St Hellers, Jersey, Lieut-General Dunsford, CB, formerly of Penryn, aged 68.	WB
1887	7th Feb	1st Feb	MALLETT	death	At College, Budock, Mr Alfred Mallett, late Excise Officer at Penryn, aged 54.	WB
1887	10th Feb	-	MARTIN ANDREW	slander	The proceedings instituted by Mr. James Martin, J.P., a member of the Penryn Town Council, against Mr. Nicholas Andrew, of Penryn, for slanderous imputations in relation to the irregularities recently discovered in the accounts of the Penryn harbour-master, has been withdrawn. (see full extract...)	WB
1887	14th feb	-	BARNICOAT	birth	At Commercial-road, Penryn, the wife of Henry Barnicoat, of a daughter.	WB
1887	14th Feb	-	MARK	tolls	Mr. Mark, of Truro, has taken possession of the income of the Penryn Town Quay and other tolls. (see full extract...)	WB
1887	17th Feb	TUESDAY	RAPSON BALL	petty sessions	At these sessions, before Mr. John Bison (Mayor), and Messrs J. Martin, G.G. Powell, J. Blamey, and G.W. Trenery, borough magistrates, - Amelia Rapson was charged with using bad language towards Louisa Ball in Lower-street, Penryn, on the 31st ult. She pleaded guilty, and was fined 1s. and 6s. 6d. costs. This fine was also paid.	WB
1887	21st Feb	12th Feb	MALLETT WORSDELL	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mr. Josiah Mallett to Miss Mary Worsdell, both of Penryn.	WB
1887	10th Mar	7th Mar	SOWELL	death	At Claremont-terrace, Falmouth, March 7, Ann Banfield Sowell, formerly of Penryn, aged 89.	WB
1887	24th Mar	-	SYMONS	death	At 4, Warwick-avenue, Upper Clapton, London, March 15, Sarah Symons, formerly of Penryn, aged 92.	WB
1887	24th Mar	Tuesday evening	FURNEAUX	rate payers	A meeting of ratepayers was announced to be held at the Temperance Hall, Penryn, for the purpose of considering the desirability of prosecuting Mr. Furneaux, the late harbour-master... (see full extract...)	WB
1887	28th Mar	24th Mar	SAUNDERS	death	At College House, Budock, Penryn, Michael Saunders (formerly a member of the Falmouth Board of Guardians), aged 86.	WB
1887	31st Mar	10th Mar	GILL	death	At Enys School Cottage, Penryn, Charlotte Gill, aged 51.	WB
1887	4th Apr	Monday morning	COLLINS	accident	An accident occurred at Ashfield Rope Factory, near Penryn, to Mr. Charles Collins, of Budock. Shortly after the men commenced work, Mr. Collins was engaged about some machinery, when, without warning, it suddenly fell and struck him, breaking his leg in two places.	WB
1887	11th Apr	2nd Apr	JENNINGS	death	At Penryn, Mr. James Jennings, bootmaker, aged 85.	WB
1887	11th Apr	5th Apr	STEPHENS	death	At Broad-street, Penryn, Mr. Alfred Sydney Stephens, retired draper, aged 69. (Mayor of Penryn in 1867.)	WB
1887	11th Apr	-	WORSDELL	death	At St. Arnaud, Australia, Clara Ann, second daughter of Mr. Joseph Worsdell, formerly of Penryn, aged 17.	WB
1887	14th Apr	10th Apr	EDNEY	death	At New-street, Penryn, William Edney, R.N., Deputy Inspector General Hospitals and Fleets, aged 58.	WB
1887	28th Apr	27th Apr	SARA	death	At Penryn, Marianne, wife of E. B. Sara, and fifth daughter of the late J.R. Carnell, Perranarworthal, aged 49. Funeral on Saturday morning, at Eleven o'clock.	WB
1887	2nd May	29th Apr	TEAGUE	death	At Penryn, Mr Alexander Teague, grocer, aged 63.	WB
1887	9th May	27th Apr	WYNTER BARSTOW	marriage	At Paddington, Charles Henry, yougest son of the late Lieut-Col. Rose Wynter (formerly of Kernich, Penryn), to Ethel Vernon Barstow.	WB
1887	16th May	12th May	BENNETT	death	At Stratton-terrace, Falmouth, Mary Reynolds, wife of Mr. Thomas Bennett (proprietor of the Penryn Gasworks), aged 72.	WB
1887	23rd May	19th May	FRANCIS	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr W J Francis, of a daughter (Flossie)	WB
1887	23rd May	16th May	DENNIS HELLARD	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Louis Edward Dennis, of Swansea, to Louisa Sarah, eldest daughter of John Rowe Hellard, Penryn.	WB
1887	23rd May	15th May	DUNN CHAPMAN	marriage	At Falmouth, Mr. William John Dunn, of Falmouth, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Chapman, of Penryn.	WB
1887	23rd May	16th May	BASHER	death	At Penryn, John Bashor, eldest son of Mrs Basher.	WB
1887	30th May	22nd May	RAPSON	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr Richard Reed Rapson, engineer, of a son.	WB
1887	30th May	23rd May	McBRIDE YOUNG	marriage	At Falmouth, Mr. Charles McBride, to Mrs. Mary Ann Young, both of Penryn.	WB
1887	6th Jun	3rd Apr	BERRYMAN	birth	At Yuba City, California, the wife of Mr. Charles Berryman (formerly of Penryn), of a son.	WB
1887	6th Jun	31st May	TREVENA	death	At Penryn, Ann, relict of Josiah Trevena, aged 75.	WB
1887	13th Jun	9th June	MITCHELL	death	At Trenaweth House, Penryn, Elizabeth Martha, relict of Thomas Michell, of Tolgullow, Gwennap, aged 83 years.	WB
1887	20th Jun	Friday evening	TREGASKIS	fire	At the dwelling-house of Mr. E. Tregaskis, West-street, Penryn, a fire was discovered on Friday evening. Alarm being raised, P.C. Bennett, who was off duty but happened to be near the place with several others, hastened to the spot and succeeded, after much damage had been done, in getting the fire under. Had it not been for prompt action the house and its contents would have been totally destroyed.	WB
1887	23rd Jun	Thursday	TRENEER	cruelty	At Falmouth Town-hall - Robert Treneer, market gardener, Penryn, was summoned for torturing a horse by working it in an unfit state. Notwithstanding the evidence of Mr. E.R. Smythe, M.R.C.V.S., that the wound complained of was a healthy one and did not cause the animal any irritation, and that the horse was perfectly fit for work, the Bench considered the case proved, and fined the defendant 1s. and 14s. 6d. Costs, or seven days.	WB
1887	27th Jun	21st June	BUTSON ROGERS	marriage	At Milton, Portsmouth, Mr John Butson, to Mary Jane, second daughter of Mr Thomas Rogers, bootmaker, Penryn.	WB
1887	27th Jun	23rd June	UREN	death	At Penryn, Mr Thomas Uren, aged 72.	WB
1887	30th Jun	25th June	WARMINGTON	death	At Penryn, Mr Isaac Warmington, aged 21.	WB
1887	11th July	2nd July	HARRIS CONDICT	marriage	At Penryn, Mr Thomas John Harris, to Miss Emma R S Condict, both of Flushing.	WB
1887	11th July	Wed. afternoon	LAVIN	accident	A serious accident happened to Mrs. Lavin, wife of Mr. J.J. Lavin, J.P., of Penryn, at Trefusis. While getting out of a boat Mrs. Lavin missed her footing and sustained a severe sprain of the knee and ankle.	WB
1887	18th July	17th July	BREWER	death	At Penryn (residence of his son-in-law, Mr R F Thomas), Mr William Brewer (late of St Austell), aged 66.	WB
1887	18th July	11th July	MARTIN TRUDGEON	marriage	At Veryan, Mr John Martin, Penryn, to Miss Philippa Jane Trudgeon, Portloe.	WB
1887	18th July	21st June	MELLOW WARMINGTON	marriage	At St Louis, America, Mr Hart Mellow, stonemason, to Miss Edith Warmington, eldest daughter of Mr Edward Warmington, grocer, both of Penryn.	WB
1887	25th July	14th July	BOX	birth	At Chatham, the wife of Mr F Box (formerly of Penryn), of a daughter.	WB
1887	1st Aug	24th July	LAITY RAPSON	marriage	At Padstow, Mr John Laity (formerly of Falmouth), to Sarah, second daughter of Mr Thomas Rapson, Penryn.	WB
1887	8th Aug	3rd Aug	MANTLE	birth	At Stoke, the wife of the Rev W Mantle (formerly of Penryn), of a daughter.	WB
1887	18th Aug	-	GILL	fire	A warehouse belonging to Mr. T. Gill, Penryn, and containing three valuable tricycles and other goods, was this morning totally destroyed by fire, notwithstanding the fact that the fire engine was at work within a few minutes of the discovery of the outbreak.	WB
1887	25th Aug	-	JENNINGS	debt	Information For Creditors – - Edward Jennings deceased, late innkeeper, Penryn – first and final dividened of 1s. 11d. In the £, payable September 1st, Official Receiver's Truro.	WB
1887	29th Aug	21st Aug	RICH	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Capt. Philip Rich, of a daughter.	WB
1887	5th Sep	31st Aug	JOLLY	death	At Penryn, Capt. Jolly, aged 60.	WB
1887	5th Sep	Wednesday	GIBBONS TRENEER	petty sessions	For damaging a plum tree, by stone throwing, at St. Gluvias, and the property of Robert Treneer, a youth named James Paul Gibbons was fined 6d., with 1s. Damage and costs.	WB
1887	15th Sep	17th Aug	SMALE	notice	Mary J Smale, grocer, Penryn, unconditional discharge granted at Truro court (information for creditors)	WB
1887	19th Sep	13th Sept	HOCKING	death	At Budock, Miss Sarah Hocking, aged 24 years.	WB
1887	26th Sep	17th Sept	CHARD	birth	At Penryn, the wife of Mr C W Chard, jun., of a daughter.	WB
1887	29th Sep	PHILLIPS?	CARTER DREW	marriage	At Penryn (Rev. J. Botheras, of Truro), Edwin Carter, writer, H.M. Dockyard , to Sarah Ellen, youngest daughter of George Drew, of Freeman's Granite Works.	WB
1887	29th Sep	-	-	foot and mouth	This disease having broken out in some cattle at Roskrow Farm, near Penryn, the place has been declared an infected area. - (later proved false)	WB
1887	3rd Oct	27th Sept	CARNE HOOPER	marriage	At Falmouth, Mr. Samuel Carne, to Miss Jane Hooper, both of Penryn.	WB
1887	17th Oct	13th Oct	COX MILLS	marriage	At Mylor Church (Rev. A. Grey), Harold, son of Mr. Samuel Cox, of Penryn, to Lucinda, second daughter of Mr. Henry Mills, home steward at Enys, Penryn.	WB
1887	17th Oct	12th Oct	LOVELL STEPHENS	marriage	At Birkenhead, Mr. George Lovell, station-master, Cornwall Railway; Penryn, to Lilia, youngest daughter of the late Mr. A.S. Stephens, of Penryn.	WB
1887	24th Oct	13th Oct	HURD	death	At St. Leonards-on-Sea, Clarissa, relict of the Rev. Henry Hurd, and mother-in-law, of the Rev. A.F. Barley, Wesleyan minister, Penryn, aged 72.	WB
1887	31st Oct	18th Sept	CULLEY	birth	At Niantric [?], B. I. [?], U.S.A., the wife of Mr. William Culley, (formerly of Penryn), of a daughter.	WB
1887	31st Oct	28th Oct	RICKARD	death	At New-street, Penryn, John Rickard, of St Austell, aged 68.	WB
1887	7th Nov	30th Oct	BLAMEY	birth	At Penryn, the wife of James Blamey, a daughter.	WB
1887	14th Nov	12th Nov	MALLETT VISICK	marriage	At Baldhu, Mr Joseph Mallett, of Penryn, to Miss Edith Visick, of Baldhu.	WB
1887	14th Nov	7th Nov	REYNOLDS RUNDLE	marriage	At St. Gluvias, Mar. George James Reynolds, to Ellen, youngest daughter of Mar. J.H. Rundle, carpenter, Penryn.	WB
1887	14th Nov	4th Nov	BAWDEN	death	At Penryn, Henry Bawden, aged 75.	WB
1887	14th Nov	-	BISSEN	mayoral badge	The following description of the new mayoral chain for Penryn is taken from the 'Jeweller and Metal-worker':- Mr. John BISSEN[?], the jubilee Mayor of this ancient Cornish borough... (see full extract...)	WB
1887	17th Nov	7th Nov	PEARCE BROWN	marriage	At Ford, Devonport, Mr George James Reynolds, to Ellen, youngest daughter of Mr J H Rundle, carpenter, Penryn.	WB
1887	24th Nov	17th Oct	WARMINGTON TREGASKIS	marriage	Chicago, USA: Mr Edward James Warmington to Miss Lydia Tregaskis (late of Penryn).	WB
1887	8th Dec	1st Dec	DAVEY	death	At West-street, Penryn, John Davey, aged 79.	WB
1887	26th Dec	22nd Dec	CORFIELD	death	At Broad-street, Penryn, Lucy, relict of William Corfield, aged 72.	WB
1887	29th Dec	26th Dec	SMALE	death	At Penryn, Ellen Maria Spargo, daughter of the late Samuel Smale, builder, Stonehouse, aged 18.	WB
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Notes for Papers:
Key Code: WB = “West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser”
(published Fridays, except 1887)

Key Code: WT = “Falmouth and Penryn Weekly Times"
(latter: Cornish Echo)

Key Code: NMM = “New Monthly Magazine"

(see full extract...) = for the full article,
refer to the correct year and month on the following website:

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