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chapel; LANHARGY, I mile north, a Wesleyan chapel; Post Office, Minions.-Mrs .•lane Edwards, sub-postmis­ PLUSHA ·BRIDGE, 1! miles south-west, a Baptist chapel; treSoS. Letters through arrive at. 10 a.m. ; and MINIONS, 5 miles west, Primitive and Free Metho­ dispatched at 3·35 p.m.; no delivery on sundays. dist chapels. RILLA MILL, 2 miles west from the Railway Terrace, Darite. is the nearest money order church, is a. small village, with a Wesleyan chapel; UP­ office & St. Clear is the nearest telegraph office, 3 TON is 3! miles west-by-south, and has also a Wesleyan miles (;istant chapel and OARADON TOWN, 2! miles south-west, a I Wall Boxes.-Minions, cleared at 3·5 p.m. ; Henwood, Free Methodist chapel. cleared at 12.30 p.m. daily, sundays excepted; Upton, Clerk and Sexton, John Trehane; deputy, Ffederick cleared at 3·55 p.m. ; Patrieda, c:eared at 4.30 p.m.; Lansallos. Plusha Bridge, cleared at 11 a.m. ; Darley, cleared a\ I p.m. & Cresbrook Cross, cleared at 3.50 p.m. week Post & M. 0. 0., S. B. & A. & I. Office, Linkinhorne.­ days only Mrs. Ada Weston Sargeant, sub-postmistress. Letters Assistant Overseer, George Carkeet, Ley Mill through Oallington S.O. arrive at 7.25 a.m. ; dis­ patched at 7·35 a.m. & 4.50 p.m.; no delivery on PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. sundays. Rilla Mill, 2 miles distant, is the nearest telegraph office These schools are controlled by the Liskeard & Post, M. 0. & T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B & A. & I. Office, Education Committee; John Strong, Barn street, Rilla MilL-Miss Mary Hobbjg, sub-postmistress. Liskeard, clerk Letters through S.O. arrive at 7·55 a.m.; Upton Cross (mixed), built in 1876, for 439 children; dispatched at 4.20 p.m average attendance, 66 boys & 61 girls & infants; Post & M. 0. 0., S. B. & A. & I. Office, Upton Cross.­ William Charles Edwards, master Mrs. Aewin Capp, sub-postmistress. Letters through Sharplands (mixed), for So children; average att~nd­ Callington arrive at 9· IO a. m. ; dispatched 3·45 p. m. ance, 72; William Humphrys, master Rilla Mill, I mile distant, is the nearest telegraph Carrier.-Aifred Truscott, from Rilla Mill to Liskeard, office Lau~;~ceston & Callington every saturday

LINK1NHORNE. Dingle Mrs. farmer & landowner, Retallick John, farmer & landowner, North Darley Ash will (Marked thus * should be addressed Doidge John, farmer, Netherton Bundle John, farmer, Rillaton Liskeard.) Doney Sampson, farmer, Sunrising Sandercock Edward, frmr. Longridge Bosanquet Rev. Claude Charles Ede William, farmer, Netherton Sargent Harry, farmer, Henwood Courthope M.A. (vicar), Vicarage Ellacott Charles, farmer, Trefize Sargent Harry, farmer, Wardbrook Brown Miss, The Haven *Freeman John, Sons & Co. Limited, Spear Alfred, farmer, Beatons park Dingle Mrs. North Darley quarry owners, Cheesewring. See Stephens Richard, farmer, Chureh tn *Jackson W.m. Roy M.D. Pendowry advertisement Stephens William, farmer, Henwood Kitto John, Browda Garland George Wm. Peake, farmer Stevens Albert, farmer, Trefrize *Nunn Rev. James C. (Primitive & overseer, Caradon Town Thomas Joseph, farmer, Uphill Methodist), Cheesewring Gerry Wm. farmer & grocer, Henwd Tink Gerrance, farmer, Darley *Thomas Rev. John B.A. ('t:urate), Gourd Matthew, shoe maker, Christa Trehane Jn. J.P. farmr. Northcoombe Down gate Henwood Wm. farmer, Church town Tucker Mary (Mrs.) hrmer,Kersbrk Trehane John J.P. Northcoombe Hicks John Edwin, farmer, Trelabe Vosper Aaron, farmer, Trerefters &. Hoare John, farmer, Dunsley Kingscombe COMMERCIAL. Hoare Edwin, farmer, Newland Warne John, tailor, Livercoombe *Horrell William, farmer, Stows, Weeks Richard, farmer, Sutton Ball Wm.miller (water), Dwella mills Cheesewring Williams Jn. tin streamer, Phrenix Barrett Richard, farmer, Sutton Hubber Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bate Mary (Mrs.), frmr. Gullacombe Church town MINIONS. Bate Thomas, farmer, Newhouse *Jackson Wm. Roy M.D., C.M.Edin. Bennett Lydia (Mrs-;)., fa.rmer & land- physician & surgeon, & medical Chapman Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper owner, Rillaton officer, No. 8 district, & public Painter Samuel, shopkeeper Billing Richard, farmer, Liverscoombe vaccinator, St. Ive (part of) & Lin­ Phrenix &; West Phoenix Mining C(}. Bond James, farmer, Longridge kinhorne, Liskeard union,Pendowry (John Williams, manager) Braddon Wm. Ridgman, frmr.Trelabe Job Mary Jane (Mrs.), farmer, The Williams John, mine agent Brent William, farmer, Clampit GrovP Budge John Peter, farmer, Treovis Johns Rd. Jn. farmer, Caradon Town PLUS!HA BRIDGE. Burrows Richard, New inn Keayse Bryce,miHer (water),Addicroft Bartlett Francis, carpenter, wheel- Carkeet George, farmer & assistant Kittow John, farmer &; landowner, wright & smith overseer & clerk to the Parish Cnc1 Browda & Patrieda Oazer Wm. Thos. farmer, Tregoiffe Kni~rht John, farmer, Lab~ RILLA MILL. Chapman William, farmer, Knowle Knight Thomas, farmer, Blackham Cliverton Wm. & Jn. farmers, Knowle Maddaver Wm. farmer, Lanhargy Cullen George, Manor House inn Hobbs John, mason Coad Nicholas, farmer, Pengelly \>f artin John, mason, Stara bric:l ge Hobbs Mary (Miss),shnkn•·. T'··~· . llir€' Coad William, farmer, Halwell & M-artin Thos. farmr. & butchr. Uphill Waygate Park May William James, farmer, Ley Rich Harry, farmer & butcher Coombe John, farmer, Addicroft Nicolls J ahez, farmer, Hall · Truscot.t Alfred, miller (watPr), car- rier & fly proprietor Coombe Richd. beer retlr. HPnwood Olver William, farmer, Plnshav~ 0 Cullen Samuel, Cheesewring hotel, & Parkyn Daniel, farmer, Yolland Willcock Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper farmer, Addicroft Pearse Harry & Alfd.farmers, Exevill ' *Cullen Samuel, farmer, ChePsewring Pethick Richard, farmer. Stearts UPTON CROSS. Daniel Wm. farmer, Lower Rillaton Philp Leonard, farmer, Yolland Cherratt Frederick, Caradon hotel Davey Samuel, farmer, Lanbargie Philp Richard, farmer, Sntton CI"app A.rwin, shopkeeper, Post office Daw Wm. ~armer, Patrieda Barn Philp Simon Jas. farmPr, Addicroft Shovell Emma (Mrs.), grocer *Deeble Joel, Commercial htLDowngt Pomrpy John, blacksmith, Upton Shovetl Thomas, farmer

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LISKEARD (or Liskerret) is a municipal borough, I archdeaconry of and diocese of . 'fhe market and union town, head of a county court district, i Liskeard and union canal, opened in I828, has been and is a township and parish, on the road from Plymouth ·superseded by a railway constructed by the same corn­ 1 to Falmouth, and near the river Looe, with a station on 1 pany, and opened in 1859, in conjunction with the the Great Western railway, 264i miles from London, 18 I Liskeard and Caradon railway, opened in 1846 for from Plymouth, 12 from Bodmin, 62 from , 48 ! minerals; the junction is at Moors water, and from this from Falmouth, 36 from Truro and 21 from St. Austell, [ pnint to Looe passengers also are carried. This line in the South Eastern division of the county, hundred and l was tal~:en over in 190I by the Lisl eard and Looe Rail­ petty sessional division of West, rural deanery of )Ve;;t, I w:.~y Company, who have construe! ed a new loap linf',