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DIRECTORY. J UORNWALL. HELSTON. 1125 Clerk to the Guardians & Assessmen• Committee, Frederick Collector of Assessed Taxes, William Edward Oates, Vivian Hill, Cross street, Helston Godo~phin road Deputy, Albert Edward Ratcliffe, Cross street, Helston Stamp Distributor, Charles Wakeham, Coinage-ball street Surveyors to Highway Boards, Henry Jenkin, Wendron, & Treasurer, Richard Foster Bolitho, Consolidated Bank of John H. Shephard, Lizard road, Helston Cornwall Relieving & Vaccination Officers-No. I, or Wendron district, PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services :- S. Moyle, Crelly, Wendron; No. 2, or Meneage district, St. Michael's Church, Church street, Rev. J oseph Sidney S. H. James, Culdrose, Wendron Tyacke M.A. vicar; Rev. William Jamcs Jeffery & Rev. Medical Officers, Breage district, Banfield Teague Vivian, Richmond Dickson Purves B.A. curates; n.s a.m. & 6.5 Crowan, HayJe; *Helston district, Waiter Wearne, p.m.; dai.ly, 7 p.m Meneage street, Helston; St. Keverne district, Edward J. Mission Church, Meneage street (served from St. Michael's ), Levertoc-Spry, St. Keverne; *St. Keverne No. 2 district, tues. 7· 15 p.m. ; daily, summer, 8 a.ru. ; winter, 10.10 a. m Harry Appleton, Landewednack; *Sithney district, Baptist, Wendron street; 11 a. m. & 6 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m Richard Orlando Arnold L.F.P.S.Gias. rorLhleven; *Wen­ Bible Christian, Meueage st1·eet; u a. m. & 6 p.m.; mon. dron district, Charles Frederick Seville M.B. Cross street, 7 p.m Helston. ['fhose marked thus *are also public vaccina­ United Methodist Free Church, Church street, Rev. Joseph tors for the same districLs] Latham & Rev. Joseph Bentley ; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; Superintendent Resistrar, Frederick Vivian Hill, Cross thurs. 7· 15 p.m street, Helston; deputy, Albert Ed ward Ratcliffe, Cross Wesleyan, Coinage-hall street, Rev. Arthur Shipham, Rev. street, Helston John Banfield Gedye & Rev. Ernest Rhodes ; n a.m. & 6 Registrars of Births & Deaths, Breage. sub-district, Francis p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m Carter, Rinsey, Breage; Crowan sub-district, Miss Kate M. Trevenen, Skewes, Crowan ; Helston sub-district, SCHOOLS:- Robert Cade, Meneage street, Helston ; St. Keverne sub­ A School Board of 5 members was formed March 20, I87I ; district, Thomas John J oyce, St. Keverne; Wendron sub­ James Bendy, Wendron street, clerk to the board district, Samuel Moyle, Crelly, Wendron National, Church street, erected & endowed in 1828, for Registrar of Marriages, Robert Cade, Meneage st. Helston 300 children, by Miss E. Trevenen, of Cross street, & since enlargecl for 550 children; average attendance, n6 Workhouse, Meneage street, is a large building of stone with boys, 120 girls & 88 infants ; Thomas Taylor, master; granite dressings, erected in I858, & will hold 273 persons ; Miss S. Lugg, mistress; Miss Elizabeth Ann Treloar, James John Lugg, master; Waiter Wearue, medical infants' mistress officer; Mrs. J. J. Lugg, matron Wesleyan Day, Wendron street (mixed & infants), for 230 • children; average attendance, 8I boys, 59 girls & 63 RuRAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. infants; Wm. Hall, master; Miss Mary Edith Veall, mist Meets at Workhouse on saturdays, monthly, at 3 p.m. Railway Station, William James Cowan, station master Clerk, l''rederick Vivian Hill, Cross streat, Helston Treasurer, Richard Foster Bolitho, Coinage-h'1ll street . OMNIBUSES :- Medical Oilicer of Health, Narcis Richard Haswell, Helston CAMBORNE-Davey, daily, at 10 a. m Inspector of Nuisances, North district, W. Broad, Porth- CONSTANTINE-Courage, sat. 6 p.m leven, !Ielston ; Meneage district, T. J. J oyce, St. Keverne CuRY-Hills & Lyne, wed. & sat. 5.30 p.m FALMOUTH-James, daily, 10 a.m. ; Penlerick, 4 p.m. & SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE. Crosier, 6 p.m Meets at Workhouse on saturdays, montllly, at 2.30 p.m. GRADE-Pollard, wed. & sat LrzARD-Blackwell (brake), daily, summer months; & Clerk, Frederick Vivian Hill, Cross street, Helston Lyne, mon. wed. & sat. twice, 9.30 a.m. & I p.m Attendance Officer, John W. G. Bartlett, Boscawen, Mawgan MARAZION-James, daily, m a. m. & Osborne, 2.30& 6 p.m MuLLION-George, wed. & sat PUBLIC OFFICERS :- PENRYN-James, daily, 10 a.m. ; Penlerick, 4 p.m. & Assistant Overseer, John Hendy, Wendron street Crosier, 6 p.m PENZANCE-James, daily, Io a. m. & Osborne, 2.30 & 6 p.m Certifying Factory Surgeon & Admiralty Surgeon & Agent, PoRTRLEVEN-Wills, wed. & sat Waiter Wearnc, Mcncage street REDRUTH-Davey, daily, at 10 a.m Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, Edwin J. Anthony, Church street VANS TO:- Clerks to Highway Board, North Helston, Frederick Vivian COV.ERACK-J. Roberts, wed. & sat Hill, Cross street; South Helston, J. Walker Tyacke, MANACCAN-Trezise, wed. & sat Coinage-hall street ST. KEVERNE-Tripp & Wills, wed. & sat PRIVATE RESIDEHTS. Jeffery Frederick Wm. Meneage street Rosewa-rne Mrs. 'Vendron street Anthony Edwin John, Penrose road Jeffery Rev. Wm. Jas. [curate], Cross st Rowe William, Lizard road Baddeley William Clinton, Cro,;s street Jose Mrs. Monument street Rows Richd.GundryJ.P.Coinage-hall st B.1rker Misses, Coinage-hall street KendallEdwardPownoll,Coinage-hall st Scorse George, Church street Bentley Rev. Joseph [United Metho- Kerby Richard, Meneage street Seville Charles Frederick M. B. Cross st dist], Godolpbin road Lanyon George, Coinage-hall street Shipham Rev. Arthur [Wesleyan], Best John, Coinage-hall street Latham Rev. Joseph [United Metho- :Monument road Bond George Freethy, Monument road dist], Godolphin road Taylor Thomas, Chu-rch street Cade Richard Henry, Church street Martin Mrs. The Cottage, Cross street Thomas Alfred Randle, W endron st • Carlyon John William, Cross street Martyn John Michael, Coinage-hall st Toy Henry, Coinage-ball street Carter George Henry, Cross street Martyn Richd. Skewes, Coinage-hall st Trengrouse Miss, Coinage-hall street Christophers John, 4 St. Mtchael's ter Mitchell Miss, Coinage-hall street Trengrouse WilliamTrevenen,Lizard rd Cotton Richard, Wendron street Moreton James, Cross street Troup Misses, :Monument place Cudlip Mrs. Penrose road Moreton Misses, Cross street TyackeRev. Joseph Sidney M.A. [vicar, Cunnach George J ames, Cross street Moreton William Moore, Cross street hon. canon of Truro & surrogate], Dale Charles Frederick, Cross street Moyle Miss, Penrose road Vicarage, Cross street Dale Fred, W endron street Oates Mrs. Colchestei· vils.Godolphin rd Tyacke Joseph Walker, Church street Davey Thomas, Coinage-hall street Pascoe Mrs. Coinage-hall street Wakeham Charles, Lady street Gedye Rev. John Banfield [Wesleyan], Pascoe Mrs. Monument place Wearne Waiter, Meneage street Coinage-hall street Pellew James Edward, Lizard road Willey Jn. Hartley villas, Godolphin rd Grant Arthur Thomas, Colchester viis. Pengilly Alexander, 2 Hartley villas, Williams William, Godolphin road Godolphin road Godolphin road Wood John Davis c.E. Church street Haswell N arcis Richard,Meneage street Purves Rev. Richmond Dickson R.A. Woolcvck Miss, l\1eneage street Bendy James, Croswolla villa, Go- [curate], St. Michael's ter .Meneage st W oolcock Miss S . .Meneage street dolphin road Quintrell Ed ward, Pen rose road CO::Ill\IERCIAL. Heynes Thomas, Cross street Hail Wm. Colchester viis. Godolphin rd. Addison Jsph. hair ~resser, Meneage st Hill Frederick Vivian, Penhellis Ratcliffe Albert Edward, Penhellis Andrews John Winstanley, confectioner, HooperJsph.Hy.[missionary], Wendrn.st Reed John Goldsworthy, Coinage-ball st Coinage-hall street Hosken Charles, Cross street Rhodes Rev. Ernest [Wes.], Wendron st Angove J osiah,earthenw-r. dlr. Church st James John, Market place Roberts Misses, Church street Anthony Edwin J. accountant, sec. to James Thomas Bath, Hartley villas, Rogers Henry, Nansloe Savings Bank & clerk to commis­ Godolphin road Rogers Henry 1\Iontague, Meneage st sioners of taxes, Church street .
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  • BIC-1958.Pdf

    BIC-1958.Pdf

    GROUND NEST OF CARRION CROW AT ST. BLAZEY TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Preamble ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 Bird Records for the Report ... ... ... ... 4 The Weather of 1958 ... ... ... ... ... 5 List of Contributors ... ... ... ... ... 6 Cornish Notes ... ... ... ... ... ... 8 Arrival and Departure of Cornish-breeding Migrants ... 28 The Isles of Scilly ... ... ... ... ... 30 Arrival and Departure of Migrants in the Isles of Scilly ... 39 "The Island," St. Ives ... ... ... ... ... 40 Visible Migration from the North Coast of West Cornwall— Part I: Autumn ... ... ... ... ... 43 Survey of Whinchat and Stonechat ... ... ... 52 The Macmillan Library ... ... ... ... ... 53 The Society's Rules ... ... ... ... ... 55 Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... 56 List of Members ... ... ... ... .... 57 Committees for 1958 and 1959 ... ... ... ... 70 Index ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 71 TWENTY-EIGHTH REPORT OF The Cornwall Bird-Watching and Preservation Society 1958 Edited by G. ALLSOP, J. E. BECKERLEGGE, R. H. BLAIR, A. G. PARSONS, H. M. QUICK and B. H. RYVES Sixty-one new members have joined the Society during the year. Six have resigned, and thirteen have lapsed in their subscriptions. This makes a total of 640 ordinary members. The Twenty-seventh Annual Meeting was held in the Museum, Truro, on March 22nd. The speaker was Mr. A. G. Parsons, who showed his own films of Swedish birds. The Autumn meeting was held on November 8th, when the R.S.P.B. colour film, " Birds of the Highlands," drew a record attendance. One Executive Committee meeting was held during the year. Our thanks are due to Mr. Wills for kindly auditing the accounts. Five Field Days were held during the year. These outings seem to be much appreciated by members. There was little shooting on Hayle Estuary except by one per­ sistent offender.