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Cornwall. [ Kelly's 862 ST. ENODER. CORNWALL. [ KELLY'S Raleigh. The market has been long discontinued, but an I WAt;t LETTER Box.-Summer Court, cleared at 12.15 p.m. annual fair is held on the 15th of October for cattle and week days only 1 sheep. National School (mixed), established in 1828, for 150 PosT OFFICE~ Mwhell.-Charles Tamblyn, sub-postmast~r. children; average attendance, 97 ; & supported by volun- Letters arrive from Grampound Ro~d at 8.Io a.m.; dis- I tary subscriptions & a Government grant. George Bray patched at 4.15 p.m. New_lyn East IS the nearest money\ master ' ' order office & telegraph office at Grampound Road Harding Richard, farmer, Trenithan Wheal Benallack China Clay Works St. Enoder. Hawkey Henry, farmer, Pencorse (Edward Hockmg,• res. agent)• Langdon William, Blue Anchor Hawkey William, farmer, Trewinion Wheal Parson.~ China Cla_y Wo1'ks 4 Williams Michael Henry, Arrallas Helliar John, farmer, Trevossa Granite Quarry (Albert Best, res. Henley George Middleton, manager, COMMERCIAL. agent) Chytane China Clay & Brick Works Wheal Remfry China Clay Works (John Bassett John, farmer, Goonrounson Co. Limited Evans, manager) Bassett John, farmer, Trefullock Hoare Richard, draper & shopkeeper, Williams James Hy. farmer, Halvenna Eettison Henry, farmer, Penrose Sophia Fraddon Williams Richard, miller & farmer, Eice Charles, farmer, Glebe Jane John, farmer, Little Resparva Nanpean mills Bice Luke, farmer, Burthy Jane John, farmer, Halvenna Williams Samuel, farmer, Polmenna :Bullock Thomas, farmer, Penhale Jane John, mason, Fraddon Woodley John, farmer, Wood tenement Caple Thomas,wheelwright,Blue Anchor Liddicoat Thomas, farmer, Burthy row Cardew Thomas, farmer, Retew Manhire Wm. shoe maker, Blue Anchor Michell. Chapman John, farmer, Hendra Martyn Joseph King, farmer, Retyn Harris Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper Chapman Robert Hy. farmr. Boswallow Pascoe John, farmer, Penscawen Hawke William, mason Chytane China Clay 4 Brick Works Go. Penhale 4 Barton Tin Mines (James Manhire Richard, farmer Limited, manufacturers of fire bricks Evaus,man. ; John Bullock, res. agent) Manhire Richard, jun. butcher &tiles, blue Staffordshire, vitreous, & Phillips John Henry, Blue Anchor Philp Daniel, blacksmith buff paving (George Middleton Reskilly James, farmer, Bodanna Tamblyn Chas. draper & tea dealer, Henley, manager) Reskilly Richard, cowkeeper, Penhale Post office Coade Richard, farmer, Benallack Retew China Clay Works (William Bul- Tamblyn David, wheelwright Cole Thomas, farmer, Trefullack lock, res. agent) Tamblyn Nathan, shoe maker Commons James, shopkpr.Blue Anchor Richards John, farmer, Troan Courtnay Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Richards Samuel, granite quarry, Chy- Summer Court Curtis William, farmer, Blue Anchor tane Granite quarry Bassett George, Garnet house Davies Samuel, farm bailiff to R. G. Rose James, farmer~ Low Penscawn COMMERCIAL. Bennet esq. Goonhoskyn Skinner John, farmer, Resparva gate Benny Waiter, shopkeeper & carrier Dench John, blacksmith, Blue Anchor Snell Edwin, farmer, Nanpean Bishop Simon, saddler Drew James, farmer, Carvinack Spear Thomas, miller & farmer, Arral- Ruddy Mary Jane (Miss) & Thomas Eykyn Richard Henry, farmer, Ennis las mill ElizabethAnn(Mrs.),farmers,Summer Fal Valley China Clay Works Limited Staple Tbos. wheelwright, Blue Anchor Court (John Minnear, res. agent) Stephens Richard, farmer, Halvenna Flamank Richard H. butcher Francis Frank, farmer, Trewolla Stribley John, farmer, Resparva Liddicoat Jane Harvey (Miss)1 shopkpr Gill John Searle, farmer, Penhale Trebilcock Joseph, farmr. Perrose Udda Manhire Robert, shoe maker Glanville Thomas, farmer, Resparva Truscott Lewis Thomas, farmr.Fraddon Martin John, London inn, & farmer G1·eat Halwyn China Clay Co. (Thomas Varcoe Richard, farmer & registrar of Nancarrow John, grocer & draper Manhire, res. agent) births & deaths for the sub-district of Rundle Richard, blacksmith Grigg John, farm bailiff to :M. H. Newlyn,assistant overseer, assessor & Tamblyn Richard, carpenter Williams esq. Arrallas collector of taxes, Treveza Williams Nicholas Jsph. shopkeeper · Grigg William, farmer, Nankervis Warden Rd. farmer & carrier, Fraddon Williams William, butcher ST. ERME, on the road to St. Columb and Bodmin, and William Beauchamp, married, in the beginning of the last 5 miles from Grampound Road station, is a parish in the century, a daughter and co-heiress of William Courtenay Western division of the county, western division of the esq.: the building, which appears to have been erected by hundred of Powder, Truro union and county court district, the Courtenays, is now inhabited by Mr. William Whitford, Powder rural deanery, archdeaconry of Cornwall, and diocese a. farmer. The chief landowners are Viscount Falmouth of Truro: it is 3~ miles north-north-east from Truro. The and Digby Collins esq. J.P. The lordship of the manor is in church of St. Hermes, situated in the most elevated part of the Pendarves family. The soil of this parish varies; subsoil the parish, and near to the turnpike road, is a building of va.rle& and the chief crops produced are wheat, barley, oats stone, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, and turnips. The area of the parish is 4,507 acres; rateable aisles, transepts and a noble embattled tower with pinnacles va.lue, £4,IC}I; and the population in 1881 was 507· containing 5 bells: the church was rebuilt in 182o on the 'TRISPIN, a hamlet in the parish of St. Erme, is half-a-mile site of one which had fallen into decay, and was opened for north-west from the church. A Mission chapel was erected Divine service on Sunday, 2oth February, r82o: the tower in r878; and there is also a Wesleyan chapel, built in r846. being more modern than the former church, remains in a TRESILLIAN is a hamlet, partly in St. Erme, Probus, and good state of preservation: there is a carved stone font of Merther, 3~ miles north-east from Truro, on the river Fal. Early English date: in the vestry is a monument to Robert Parish Clerk, William Kempe. · Trencreeke, of Trencreeke in Creed, esq. J.P. 1594, and Anis Letters through Truro, the nearest money order & telegraph (Vivian) his wife, 1596; and there are others to Johan office (Haydon) wife of John Cooke of Tregassaw, r63o, John Jago, LETTER Box, Trispin, cleared at 2.35 p.m. week days only of Truthan, esq. r652, besides a number of modern me- A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875; H. morials. There are sittings for 8oo persons. The register Bodilly, clerk to the board dates from the year 167r. The living is a rectory, yearly Board School, built in r878, at a cost of about £soo, for go value from tithe rent-charge, £sr4, gross income, £6oo, chjldren; average attendance, 54 ; Miss Blake, mistress with residence and 8o acres of glebe, in the gift of William Cole Pendarves esq. J.P. and held since r86? by the Rev. CARRIERS (passing through Trispin) :­ ThomasSellwoodStephensM.A.ofWorcesterCollege,Oxford. Benny, from St. Enoder to Truro, every wed. & sat. re- Truthan, r~ miles north-west from St. Erme church town, turning same day was successively the seat of the Borlases, Jagoes, and Wil- Frater & Hamley, from Newquay to Truro, every mon. wed. liamses; it is now the property and residence of Dig by & sat. returning same days Collins esq. D.L., J.P. Trevella, formerly a seat of the Lang- CAG~IERS (passing through Tresillian) :- hernes, is now the property of Michael H. Williams esq.: Blarney, from Veryan to Truro, wed. & sat. returning the house, burned down in 18r5 and rebuilt by George Sim- same days monds esq. then owner, is pleasantly situated, surrounded Hoop,or. from Truro to I:ostwithiel, tues. & fri. returning by plantations, and is 5 miles north from Truro. Tre- following days worgan has been successively a seat of the Trencreeks and Mansell, from Truro to Fowey, tues. & thurs. returning Polwheles; it is now occupied as a farm house by Mr. George following days Hawke. Trehane Vean, once the seat of the Courtenay Mansell, from Truro to Wadebridge, tues. & fri. returning family, belongs to E. Beauchamp Tucker esq. whose ancestor, following days • Collins Digby D.L., J.P.,Truthan I Gatley Miss, Tresillian I StephensRev.Thos.Sellwood M.A.Rectory .
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