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[Cornwall.] Pelynt [CORNWALL.] PELYNT. 76 POST OFFICB Williams Robert, boot & shoe maker, Lanadwell street IWilson Peter Day, shipowner, Middle street Williams William, tailor, Mill street Withell Samuel, carpenter, High street PosT OFFICE.-William Brown, postmaster, Church-street. PUBLIC OFFICERS:- Letters arrive from Bodmin at l past I p.m.; di~patched Sub-Comm·issioners of Pilotage, John Lang Haw ken & at l past 6 a.m. Money orders are granted & paid here Richard Hellyer INSURANCE AGENTS:- Pilots, John Blake, Thomas Chapman, Robert Cobbledick, Accidental Death, Samuel Allport, Dul'e street Samuel French, Henry Ryley & William 8tribley Albert Life, - Paynter Coast Guard, Lieutenant John Spurin, chief officer Church of England Fire ~ Life, William Browo, PLACES OF WORSHIP:- Church streel St. Petroc Church, Rev. Rirbard TyackP, B.A. vicar Leeds~ Yorkshire, John Hawken, jun Bible Christians' Chapel, ministers, various Lloyd's Shipping, Tremain & Clemow, Broad street Wesleyan Chapel, mini8ters, various Medical~ General Life, Samuel Allport, Duke street National School, William Isaac Punion, master Padstow Shipping, Samuel Allport CoNVEYANCE Bl- WATER TO:- lVest of England Fire ~ Life, John Phillipps, North BRISTOL-E.xpress steam packet, tuesday; returns friday Quay HAYLE-Express steam packet, saturday; returns tues- PuBLrc EsTABLISHMENTS:- day Admiralty Droit 1t Wreck office, North Quay, John Dyer W ADEBRIDGE-A boat daily, according to tide Bryant, receiver CARRIERS TO:- Custom House, South Quay, John Laog Hawken, collect- BoscAsTLE-Thomas Heard, from the' Ship,' wednesday; ing & landing surveyor; Samuel M alley, comptroller, returus tuesday searcher, & tide surveyor; Philip Jewell Grose & Samuel PLYMOUTH-George Body, from llis house, monday; re- Arthur, tidewaiters turns friday Horbourmaster's Office, North Quay, Samuel Worden ST. AUSTELL-William Foley, from the' Ship,' tuesdoy Davey, harbourmaster & thursday Inland Revenue Office, held at the Commercial inn ST. CoLu MB-William Sowdt>n, from his house, monday1 Literary Inrtitution 1t News Room, Henry Harding, wedneaday, & friday; returns following days secretary Tauao-William Sowden, same days Public Rooms, Chapel street, Samuel All port, secretary 1 W ADEBRIDGE-George Body, monday; returns, friday PELYNT is a parish and village, 22 miles east from cattle. There are barrows, in which have been found Plymouth 11tation, and 9 south from Liskeard, in the a jar, containing bones; the end of a spear was al~o eastern division, West Hundred, Liskeard Union, Corn- found. The population, in 1851, was 799, nnd the wall archdeaconry, and Exeter bishopric, East Cornwall. acreage is 4,683. 'rhe soil is mixed; the subsoil is slate. The church is a stone building, in the perpe11dicular The executors of General J. F. Buller are lords of the style of architecture; has a nave, aisles, chancel, tower, manor, and the executors of Sir Harry Trelawny ore transept, porch, 4 bells, monuments to the Buller family chief landowners. The chief crops are wheat. barley, and font. The living is a vicarage, worth £240 yearly, oats, and turnips. with residence, ami 40 acres of glebe land, in the gift WITTON, Yearles, Hearlland, Gaylands, Bclhay, Hop­ of J, \V. Buller, Esq.; the Rev. James Huller Kitson, park, Gushland, Shallowpool, Wmsor, Pitt, Oxford, :M.A., is the incumbent. There are chapel~, <me for Coodey's, Millcombe, Trelawny, Trenake, Trevathick, Wesleyans, and one for the Methodist Association; a Tregarrick, Trela8k, Trelay, Tregarnick, Tresoway, National school for boys and girls, also a Sunday school Tresnedon, Penkelly, Pennellick, Pendriffy, Polean, held at the Natioi1al ~chool room. A fair is held on Cartowl, Much and Little Larnick, Lancare, Talvar, 24th of June, and first Tuesday iu February, yearly, for Lesquite, and Cardwain, are places here. Harding John, e!'q. Trelawny Harris William, farmer, Perricks Rosevear John, farmer, Gush]and Kitson Rev. Jas. Buller, M.A. Vicarage Haw ken William, farmer, Talvar Rowe Williurn, f11rmer, Penkelly Lethbridge Mrs. Louisa Hooper Thomas, farmer, Trevathick Rundle Samuel, farmer, Lower Pen• Trelawny Miss, Trelawny Jago Charles, mason driffy TRADERS. Jago John, farmer, Barcelona *Scantlehury Abraham, farmer, Shal· Algar Charle!', farmer, Penkelly Jugo Joseph,jun. farmer, Gaylands lowpool Al~ar Jame~, farmer, Cartowl Johns Thomas, farmer, Bake Scantlebnry Richard, farmer, Much- Andrew George, carpenter Leach John, farmer, Pelysnt park Jarnick Bassett Richard, farmer, Muchlarnick Lean Philip, mason Searle John, farmer, Trelawny Bettenson Isaac, boot & shoe maker Lightfoot Henry, miller, Trelawny mill Slade John, farmer, & A.xe inn, Winsor Blake Jonatban Werry, farmer, Hall Muy Benjamin, farmer, Pelynt village Slade Samuel, carpenter & shopkeeper Brood William, farmer, Yearles May Josepb, tarmer, Fursown Slade Samuel, farmer, Trelay Bryant Thomas, farmer, Pennellick Morshead James, tailor & shopkeeper Stephens Henry, miller, Wilton mill Churchill Emma (Mrs.), ~choolmistress Morshead Jonatban, farmer, Higher Stick Joseph,farmer, Pitt Churchill William, schoolmaster & Penrifi:V Symon!l William, farmer, Oxford postmaster Morshead Jo~eph, farmer, Lancare Torns William, farmer, Coodeys Colensoe Edward, farmer, Headland Mutton Richard, farmer, Headland *Trelawny Sir William, farmer, Tre· Collings Ambrose, farmer, Polean Northcott Thomas, farmer, Tregarrick J!arnick Collings John, farmer, Wilton N ortbcott Thomas, jun. farmer, W ilton Truscott William & J ames, blacksmiths Collins Charles, shopkeeper & boot & Northcott William, farmer, Belhay 'fruscott Jame~, shopkeeper shoe m11krr Palmer William, farmer, Polean Turner Charlr-·A, tailor Cossentine John, farmer, Trenake Pearce John, farmer, Shipnahills Vogue Ann (Miss), farmer, Tresaway Cos~entineWru. Henry, farmer, Lancare Pearce ~Iary (Mrs.), tanner, Hoppark Vogue Samuel, miller, Tregarrick mill Deeble Giles, farmer, Little Larnick Pearce William, f,umer, Trela!ik Wakeham George, carpeuter & shop~ Deeble John, farmer, .Muchlarnick Phelp John, farmer, Laneare keeper Dingle"William, farmer, Little Lamick Pbilp John, farmPr, Cardwain V\'akeham William, carpenter Hamhly Richard, boot & shoe maker Philp John,juP. farmer, Lancare Whetten Henry, farmer, Trenedon &. Hambly Richard, farmer, Lethytep Philp Mary (Mrs.), farmtr, .1\fuch- Le>quite .!i'Harding Jonathau, t>umer, 'frelawny larnick \Yilliam>~ Peter, f<~rm~>r, Millcoombe Harris John, farmer, Pendriffy Rolling \Villiam, farmer, Gaylar,ds Yeo George, blacksrrdth PosT OFFICE.-William Churchill, postmaster. I.etters INational School, Williarn Churchill, master; Mrs. Emma arrive ll a. m.; dispatched 5 minutes to 1 p.m. The Churchill, mi~tre-s nearest money order office is at J,iskeard 1 :PE:NRYN is a market town, and a municipal and parlia- harbour, 2 miles from Falmouth, in the eastern divi· mentary borough, having returned two members to parlia- sion of the Hundred or Kerrier, and Union of Falmouth, ment since the reign of Queen Mary; but on the passing the diocese of Exeter, and archdeaconry of CornwHll, of the Reform Bill it was extended so as to include the West Cornwall. It is extra-parochi11l. The church of St. borough of Falmouth, and also a portion of the parish Gluvias is also tht~ parish church of the town. The corpora~ of Budock. The town was first incorporated in tbe reign tion consists of a mayor, four aldermen, twelve town coun· of James I., and was continued under the Municipal J cillors,five borough magistrates and town clerk. Borough Reform .Act in 1835. It is an estuary of Falmouth pett.y sessions are held the second thursday in everY .
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