104 FEOCK. . • [ KELLY'S nearest money order & telegraph office. Postal orders tendance, 34 boys, 26 girls & 26 infants; Thomas V en- are issued here, but not paid ning, master; Miss Stephens, mistress: the school was Wall Letter Boxes, Church Town, cleared at 2.10 & 3·55 renovated in 1892, at a cost of about £8o p.m. ; Penelewy, at 2.45 p.m. ; no sunday collection Carriers.-William Mellen, to Boscawen street, , National School (mixed), for x6o children; average at- wed. & sat.; & John Trenail (wagonette), wed. & sat (Marked thus t receive letters through Chellow Richard, sail ma. Harcourt ~icholls SI. (Mrs.), farmr.Porthgwddn Truro.) Chirgwidden Henry, mason Pengelly James, farmer, Algarnick Cock James, farmer Pouting James, market gardener PRIVATE RESIDE:s"TS. tO:lllins John, gamekeeper to C. D. Reading Room (Wm. Oharles Crapp, Gilbert esq. Trelissick treasurer) tBeatty Mrs. Pill Crapp Mary & Elizh.(Misses),shopkprs tRetallack Robert, farmer, La Feock Bennetts John Messer, Killiganoon Crocker George,gardener to Hon.Mrs. tRetallack Wm. farmr.Higher Trevella Bolitho :Mrs. John, Porthgwidden Davies Gilbert Richards Henry, greengrocer,Gonpiper tCrowle Thomas, Lower Trevella tDixon Thomas, blacksmith, Sandoes tRickard Richard, steam ferry keeper tGilbert Carew Davies J.P., D.L. Tre· & Gonpiper at King Harry passage lissick Dunstan Stephen, farmer tSanders Jas. farmer, Mount Pleasant tGilbert Hon. Mrs. Davies, Penhale, tElliott Samuel, farmer, Roundwood tSangwin William, head gardener & Trelissick Ferris William, shipwright home steward to C. D. Gilbert esq. Hall John, Four Turnings Green John, New inn Trelissick tLe Warne James, Penelewy James John, jun. farmer, Loe vean Searle Matthew, fruit grower,Loe vean Mermagen Rev. Carl Friedrich B.A., tKellow John, coal merchant, Pill Simmons James, shoe maker Ph.D. Vicarage tLilly Mary L.(Mrs.), shpkpr.Trevella tTregunna Albert, fruit grower, O:lw- t N ewenbam Mrs. Pill Lilly Samuel, shoe maker, Post office ling's creek Rickard Martin, tMagor Richard, farmer, Tregew •rrenhail John Hock,farmer & waggon- t~artin Samuel Hearle & Josepb Hy. ette proprietor, Feathercock bill COMMERcur.. shopkeepers, Penelewy Tretbowan J obn, master mariner, Bersey Alexander, market gardener May Henry, cattle dealer, Penpoll Gonpiper Brabyn John, grocer Mellen Wm. farmer & bus proprietor tWakeham John, gardener to C. D. Brown George, horticultural, floral & tMicbell John (Mrs.) & Sons,farmers, Gilbert esq market gardener, Porthgwidden Nancassick tWilliams Henry, farmer, Pill farm tBurley Jacob John, fruit grower,O:lw· Micbell Ralph & Thos. farmers,Trolver tWilliams James, carpenter, Pill lings creek & Park cot. La Feock Micbell William, estate carpenter to C. tWilliams Richard, farmer, Trevella Carter Wm. (Mrs.), cowkpr.Cross las D. Gilbert esq Williams Ricbd.fruit grower,Loe vean tChapman William, farmer, Frogmore Nicbolls John, farmer, Harcourt FLUSHING is a small village and ecclesiastical parish, leyan chapel, built in x8x6, a Bible Christian chapel, formed May, 1 84r, from Mylor civil parish, in the Truro built in 1833, and a Primitive Methodist, erected in r866. division of the county, hundred and petty sessional divi­ In the village is a reading room with a library of over sion of East Kerrier, Falmouth union and county court 400 volumes. Trefusis, the seat of the ancient family of district, rural deanery of Carnmarth, archdeaconry of that name, of which Lord C'linton is the present repre­ Cornwall and . By the Boundaries Act, sentative, has recently been rebuilt and is beautifully r863 (31 & 32 Vict. c. 46), this place is included in the situated on a bold headland jutting out into Falmouth parliamentary borough of Penryn ana Falmouth. On harbour; it is at present occupied by Wadham Knatchbull account of the mildness of the climate, Flushing is much f';;q. J.P. An oyster fishery is carried on here. On the 14th frequented by invalids ; it is separated from Falmouth by .Jan. r8oo, the "Queen" transport was wrecked in a gale the Penryn river, a wide creek, crossed by ferry boats, off Trefusis Point, and 369 lives were lost. The popula­ and is 2~ miles east from Penryn. The church of St. tion in 1891 was 995· Peter is a small building of stone in the Norman style. Parish Clerk, Thomas Menhennett. opened for divine service in February, 1842, and conse­ crated in August of the same year, the total cost being Post, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Michael Hambley, postmoster. Letters through about £x,2oo: it consists of nave, with apse, north porch and a western turret containing one bell: the organ was Falmouth arrive at 8.45 a.m. & 11 a.m. & 5.15 p.m.; formerly in Exeter Hall, London: in 1871 the church dispatched at II.25 a.m. & 3-55 & 7.20 p.m.; sundays, xo a.m. only was renovated and restored at a cost of £r7o, and a vestry added, and in 1893 was further restored, at a cost ·wan Boxes (cleared at).-Tregew, u.xo a.m. & 3·35 & 7 of over £2oo: there are 300 sittings. The register dates p.m.; sunda.y, 9 a.m. Upper Flushing, II.20 a.m. & from the year 1873· The living is a vicarage, net yearly 3.40 & 7.10 p.m.; 9.50 a.m. sundays value £2oo, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of National School (mixed & infants), built in 1871, for 300 Mylor, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Francis Forbes children; average attendance, n8 boys & girls & 78 Savage, of University College, Durham. There is aWes- infants; Bruce Gregg, master; Mrs. E. M. Gregg,mist

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Tandrf'y Misses, Clinton house Hitcbins John, mason Appleby RPginald, The Cottage Wilks James, Tregew Lawrey John, dairyman Brown John, St. Peter's terrace Yates Mrs. Rockside house Lef' Cbarles,boat builder,Little Falmtb Cloak John, St. Peter's terrace Xicholls William, dairyman, Tregew Daniell Richard, Pittick terrace COMMERCIAL. Pearce Alfred, shoe maker Doble Matthew. Tregew villa BPer William Edwin John, baker Perkin Thos. aparts. St. Peter's ter Doble Misses, Tysillick cottage Bird Robert John, farmer, Tregew Pickard Edward, bookseller & printer Foster Claude, Lawn cliff. Bray John, farmPr, Tregew Pittick Joseph, master mariner Gent John Thomas, Ivy cliffe Brewer Charles Nicbolas, coal merchnt Pryor Mary (Miss), grocer & draper Gregg Bruce, Cliffeside Cocks Emily (Miss), grocer Reading Room (Horace Hodges, sec) Gregor Miss, St. Peter's terrace Crock er Elizh. Ann (Mrs.), sbopkeepr Bees David, blacksmith Ha yes J obn J oseph, Boa Vista Davies James, shoe maker Rees Robert, boat proprietor Hockin Misses, Little Falmouth Dunstan George Richard, Seven Stars Rees "\Vm. Hy. aparts. St. Peter's ter J obnson Sirr George, Carndee inn, & dairyman Roach John, farmer, Trevissome Knatchbull Wadham J.P. Trefusis '~'<'ishf:'r Elizabeth (~Irs. ), apartments Rowe & Sons, grocers l\fayne J osiab, Tregew Flmhing Cricket Club(Hy. Dodd, sr>c) Spurrier Thomas, carpenter Olivey Mrs. Tregew villa Garland Geo. Paul, apartments, St. Thomas Richard Francis, butcher & Pizey Price, Glen Silva Peter's terrace farmer, Gonreath & Bellair Punnett Mrs Geacb 'Villiam, farmer, Trefusis farm Tong Josepb, shopkeeper & carpenter Rowe John Reed, Tregew Hamblev Michael, grocer, Post office Truscott Solomon, Standard inn Savage Rev. Francis Forbes, Vicarage Harris Margaret (Miss), dress maker, Young Women's Christian Association Sbeppard Herbert, New Quay house St. John's place (Miss Emma S. Punnett, hon. sec) FORRABURY, see Boscastle. , once a borough, is a market town and ship· iistrict, rural deanery of St. Austell, archdeaconry of ping port, township and parish, with a station on the Cornwall and diocese of Truro. The town of Fowey is Great Western railway, 287 miles from London, 6 ;:outh on the western side of the harbour and river of that name, from and 8 south-east from St. Austell, in and on the eastern side is the suburb and township of the South Eastern division of the county, east division Po~ruan, in the parish of Lanteglos and union. of the hundred of Powder, petty sessional division of The railway from this place to is called the Powder Tywardreath, St. Austell union and county court Cornwall Minerals railway and is worked by the Great