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Tag: Ainsley Cocks

Ainsley Cocks talkin Tywardreath Village Hall
Events / History

A talk about Par Consols by Ainsley Cocks

A talk about Par Consols by Ainsley Cocks
14th Sept 6.30pm at Tywardreath Village Hall,
£5 entry at door, raffle, refreshments

News Items

  • 22nd May – Talk by Tom Goskar 15 May 2025
  • Captain William Dingle and his boat at this time was called “the Lizzie” 25 April 2025
  • 3rd & 4th May a family friendly fund-raising event at Newhouse farm 25 April 2025
  • 24th April, Garry Tregidga – Food as a symbol of Cornish History 24 April 2025
  • Listed Buildings – Thursday 27th March 7pm 13 March 2025

Children’s Employment Commission. REPORT by CHARLES BARHAM, ESQ M.D.

East Wheal Crofty - Chlidren in Mines 1842

1842 Barham Report Complete

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