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Devonshire. Plymouth DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. PLYMOUTH. 407' Board of Trade Examiners' Office for Masters & Mates for The Court has also jurisdiction in bankruptcy; J. Green­ the Merchant Service, Exchange, Woolster street, Ply­ way, solicitor, IO Athenreum terrace, Millbay road, mouth, Captain William Cattier, examiher; Joseph Ger­ Plymouth. official receiver in bankruptcy maine, examiner of fishermen Exchange, Woolster st. Plymouth, Thomas Wolferstan, sec Board of Trade Surveyor's Office, Exchange, W oolster street, Free Library, Old Guildhall, Whimple street, Plymouth, Plymouth, Leighton Mills, principal officer for the South William Henry Kearley Wright F.R.Hist.soc. librarian & South-west coast of England; D. H. Holman & W. I... Free Public Library, Duke street, Devonport, Frederick MacKinlay, engineer surveyors ; George Sparrow, ship­ William Hunt, sec. & librarian wright surveyor; Edward Morris, medical officer; W. P. Freedom Fields (The), Lipson road, Plymouth; Joseph Collings, derk Chalice, keeper Breakwater Establishment Office, Oreston quarries, Ply­ Guildhall, Guildhall square, Plymouth mouth, Bernard Odriscoll Townshend, clerk of works ; Harbour Master's Office, 29 Woolster street, Plymouth, Henry Edward SiLters, accountant clerk Thomas T. Short, harbour master Cattewater Harbour Commissioners, Woolster street, Ply­ Her Majesty's Prison, Green Bank road, Plymouth, Robert mouth, Captain Thomas Tregarther Short, harbour mas­ Rainford, governor; Rev. Joseph Jones, chaplain; Sedley ter ; Samuel Cater, clerk Wolferstan L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon Cemetery (Plymouth, Devonport & Stonehouse Cemetery Inland Revenue Offices, Princess buildings, Notte street, Co.), R. C. Smith J.P. chairman; John Watts, sec.; Rev. Plymouth; Timothy Stark, collector & distributor of J. M. Hodge I Church of ·England] & Rev. J. Knowles stamps ; Alfred Mimmack Forder, surveyor of taxes ; [Congregational], chaplains Frederick William Wing, clerical supervisor; P. R. Corn Market, Plymouth, George Harry J ulian, inspector & Kavanagh, G. D. Bretherick & H. 'f. Garnham, clerical collector of tolls officers; Thomas Olver, John Henry Warren & Nicholas County Weights & Measures Office, 13 St. Mary street, East Phillips, officers ; Charles Henry Clarke, officer, 7 Chapel Stonehouse, Mark Heath, inspector street, Devonport County Police Station, George place, East Stonehouse ; Ply­ Jewish Cemetery, Mutley, Rev. Abraham Nathaniel Spier, mouth division, Herbert James Roberts, superintendent; mJhiSter• • 2 sergeants & IS constables; H division, Herbert James Lloyd's Register of Shipping, Exchange, Woolster street, Roberts, superintendent; 2 sergeants & 2I constables Plymouth, Harry William Wilkins, surveyor Devon & Cornwall Chamber of Agriculture, 10 Frankfort Market (Plymouth Corporation) street, Plymouth, W. Henry Jago, sec Mercantile Marine Office, 29 Woolster street, Plymouth, Devon County Surveyor's Office, I Buckland street, Ply- Wilham Henry Godfrey Deacon, superintendent ; Alfred mouth, Henry Masterton, surveyor Samuel Hayes, deputy superintendent Devonport Column, Ker street, Devonport Millbay Pier, West Hoe road, Plymouth, Captain William Devonport Town Hall, Ker street, Devonport Cutcliffe, pier master ; Frederick Morgan James, inspectr District Registry of the High Court of Justice, Bankruptcy Municipal Offices, go Ker street, Devonport & Admiralty, Town hall, East Stonehouse, Christopher Parochial Office, 59 Chapel street, Devonport, Albert Gard, Vickrey Bridgman, district registrar; W. G. G. Field, solicitor & clerk to the commissioners chief clerk Plymouth Proprietary & Cottonian Library, Cornwall street, East Stonehouse County Court, Town hall, East Stonehouse, Plymouth, John Whitmarsh, librarian held on five days in every month except August, His Plymouth Institution & Devon & Cornwall Natural History Honor J. Broughton Edge, judge; Christopher Vickrey Society, The Athenreum, George street, Plymouth, H. Bridgman, registrar; William Radford, high bailiff; W. Penrose Prance & J. Y. Woollcombe, secs G. G. Field, chief clerk to the registrar; E. Barkell, G. Port of Plymouth Incorporated Chamber of Commerce, H. Elworthy, G. Pennington, B. Elliot & J. C. Pearce, Municipal buildings, Guildhall square, Earl of Morley, registrar's clerks; J. C. Tucker, high bailiff's clerk president ; Frank C. Barter, sec The following places are comprised in the county court Royal Alfred Institution (branch), 42 Southside street, district :-Brixton, Batten, Battisboro' Cross, Beacons­ Plymouth, Thomas William Hoppins, hon. sec field, Bickleigh, Billacombe, Bovisand, Bull Point, Cad­ Stamp Office, Princess buildings, Notte street, Plymouth, leigh Park, Camel's Head, Can Quarry, Cattedown, Timothy Stark, sLamp distributor Colebrook, Compton Gifford, Corn wood, Coyten, Crab tree, Stoke Damerel Manor Estate Office, Chapel green, Devon­ Creacombe, Devonport, Down Thomas, Dunstan, East port, Edward St. Aubyn J.P. steward; Edward Willis, Stonehouse, Egg Buckland, Elburton, Ermington, Erne­ estate agent to Lord St. Levan; H. G. Luff, architect; settle, Flete, Ford, Gabber, Git, Greatlands, Hanger Robert Damper, surveyor; W. E. Curry & T. Rendle Down, Hareston, Harford, Heath Down, Hemerdou, Willis, clerks Higher Keaton, Holbeton, Hooe, Ivybridge, Keyham, Stonehouse Manor Office, Emma place, East Stonehouse, Kings Tamerton, Knackersknowle, Knighton, Laira, Lee Bewes, Hellard & Hewes, stewards of the manor ; George Mill Bridge, Lee Moor, Lipson, Longbridge, Longbrook, Cox, resident clerk Longlands, Lower Keaton, Luton, Lyneham, Manna­ Sutton Harbour Improvement Co. 22 Princess square, Ply· mead, Marsh Mills, Milehouse, Millbay, Monkwell, Morice mouth, Thomas Wolferstan, sec Town, Morley Clay Works, Mothecombe, Mount Batten, Mount Folly, Mount Pleasant, Mutley, Newton Ferrers, Public Halls &c. Nithecombe, N oss, Oreston, Pennycomequick, Pennycross, Penquit, Plymouth, Plympton St. Maurice, Plympton St. Assembly Rooms, George st. Plymouth, Saml. Pearse, propr Mary, Plymstock, Pomphlete, Revelstoke, Ridgway, Central Hall, Manor street, Plymouth Riverford, Roborough, Rook, Saltash Passage, Saltram, Devon port Public Hall,Fore st.Devonport,Saml. R. Mabin, sec Shaugh, Sparkwell, Spriddlestone, Staddiscombe, St. Exmouth Hall, }lanor street, Plymouth Budeaux. Stoke Damerel, Stony Bridge, Tamerton Folli­ Foresters' Hall, The Octagon, Union street, Plymouth ott, Turnchapel, Underwood, Venton, Warleigh, Wem­ Lecture Hall, Granby street, Devonport bury, Westlake, Weston Peveril, Woodlands, Yealm Masonic Hall, Phoonix place, East Stonehouse Bridge, Yealmpton, Y eo Odd Fellows' Hall, Ker street, Devonport, William Band, res. manager Places in Cornwall :-Antony, Antony Passage, Botus Flem­ Odd Fellows' Hall, Morley street, Plymouth, John Hayne ing, Burraton, Cargreen, Cawsand, Crafthole, Cremyl, Pillar, sec Erth, Forder, Hatt, Kingsand, King's Mill, Laudrake, Odd Fellows' Hall, I48 Union street, Plymouth Landulph, Maker, Millbrook, Painters Cross, Pillaton, Princess Hall, Notte street, Plymouth, Lapthorne & Good, Portwrincle, Rame, Saltash, Sheviock, St. Erney, St. proprietors John's, St. Mellion, St. Stephen's, Torpoint, Tregantle, St. Andrew's Hall,Westwell st. Plymouth, Moon & Sons, agts Trematon, Trevol, Trewin, Wilcove, Wootton Cross Temperance Hall, Fore st. Devon port, Richd. Trenhaile, mgr Certified Bailiffs appointed under the Law of Distress Amendment Act, Francis R. Stanbury, I:o~ & I3 Princess Theatres &c. ' square, :Plymouth ; Frederick W. Skardon, Cornwall street, Plymouth; Francis C. Lane, I George street, Grand Theatre, Union street, Stonahouse, Henry E. Reed, Plymouth ; R. B. Johns, 20 Princess square, Plymouth ; sole proprietor John Ward, I St. Aubyn street, Devonport; I. Woolland, St. James' Hall Theatre of Varieties, 108 Union street, Ply- 6 Cornwall street, Plymouth; Arthur A. Carnell, Ply- mouth, St. James' Hall Co. Limited, proprietors; Liver- mouth; W. I. Lamb, 7 Chapel street, Devonport; Chas. more Bros. lessees; 'fristram Shandy, manager Fozer, 49 & so Fore street, Devonport; Samuel H. Duff, Theatre Royal, George st. Plymouth, Chas. F. Williams, Westwell street, Plymouth; J. M. Andrew, 5 Courtenay lessee & manager street, Plymouth; James .Alfred Pearce, Marlborough BATHS. hou~~e, Saltash:, John W. Bickle, Plymouth; Williarn Public Baths & Washhouses, Hoegate street, Plymouth, Radford, Plymouth~ E. A. Northey~ Plymouth & W. W. William Jollow, lessee H. Pbillips, Plymouth ' Turkish, Union street, Plymouth, John W allington, propr • .
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