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Office Trades Directory OFFICE TRADES DIRECTORY. 193 FA.RMERS-continued. LanderJ. Trerlirmick, St. Neot, Bodmin Leach G. Mankey, St. Gluvias, Penryn Key R. Hendra, St. Dennis, St. AnRt.ell Lander Mrs. M. St. Veep, Lostwithiel Leach J. Carwen, Lanreath, Li11keard •Key 8. Pen lees, St.Breock, Wadebrid~e Land er W. Pendreft, Blisland, Bodmin Leach J. Pelynt parks, Pelynt, East Looe •KeyT. Carhart,St.Breock,Warlebridge Landrey J. P. Sheviock, Devonport Lean C. Durfold, Blisland, Bodmm Kidd Mrs. M.A.PerranArwathHI.Penryn Landry H. St. Cleer, Liskeard Lean C. Maid~>n land,St.Kew, Wadebrdg Kingdom J. Weens, St. Kew, Wadebdge Landr:v J. St. Cleer, Liskeard Lean F. Oatfield, Crowan, Cam borne Kingdon H. Carsise, Crowan,Camborne Lane E. 1'renilk, Alternun, Launceston Lean J. Tregoide, St. Kew, Wadebridge Kin!!;donJ.Highi!r Brin,Withiel,Bodmin Lane G. Newhall, St. Teath, Camelford *Lean J. jun. Carwen, Blisland, Bodmin Kingdon S. St. Cleer, Liskeard Lane H. Lizard, Helston Lean Mrs.M.Trevines,St.Minvr. Wadbrg Kin!(don Mrs. S. Blisland, Bodmin Lane J .Pengellev ,LinkinhornP,Callin~tn Leddicoat T. Ruthoeq, St.Columb Major KingstonT.Hendergrove,St.Cleer, Lskrd Lane J. South P~therwiu, Launceston *LeanT. Bradford, Blisland, Bodmin Kinsman W. Greystone,Otterhm.Cmlfrd Lane S.South Petherwin, Launceston Lean W. Tyerhouse, Warle~gon,Bodmin Kistle H. Menherion, Wenrlron, Helston Lang F. Nottar, St. Stephen's, Saltasb Lee G. Thornton, St. he, Liskeard Kitchen J. Trenowin,Ludgvan,Penzance Lan~ G. J. Tamsquile, St. Tudy,Bodmin Leekes S. Lamburn, Ruan, Grampound Kite W. Nancekuke, Illogan, Redruth Lang J. Lawhittoo, Launce•ton Leet G. St. John's, D~vonport Kitto B. Trevergas, Ruan, Grampound Lang J. Pennatillies, St. ColumiJ Major Legg Z. Trenwince, 8t. Mary's, Scilly Kitto B. Rttan Lanihorne, Grampound Lang J. St. Teath, Camelford Leggo T. Lud~van, Penzance Kitto J. Prospidnick, Sithney, Helston Lang N. Kelly green, St. Tudy, Botlmin L~>ggoe Mrs. J. Penzance Kitto T. Westcot, Tremain, Launceston Lan~ R. Lawhitton, Launceston Leggoe J. lloscaswell, St.Just,Penzance Kitton ·r. Church Town, Launceston Lan~ T. Poldrit!sick,Landrake,Devonprt Le~oe J .Tregunnar,St. Breock, Wadbrdg Kittow D. Linkinborne, Callin!!"ton Lan~ W. Botes-fleming, Plymouth Lemon J. P. Germoe, H elston Kittow J. St. Thomas, Lannce8ton Lang W. Comford, Lawhittn.Launcestn Lemon '\'V. Pendarve, Camborne Kittow J. Linkinborne, Callington La.ng W. Stone, St. John's, Devonport Lesbirel F. C. Havett, Liskeard Kitlow S. E~loskerry, Launceston Lang W. Tamsquite, St. Tudv, Bodmin Letcher Mrs. E. W healBtsn.St. Agns.Trur •Kittow T. Linkinhorne. Callington Langdon G. Cardinham, Bodmin LetcherJ. WheaiButson,St.Agnes,Truro Kneebone F. Pol~ear, Wendron,Helston Langdon H. Camelford Letcher J. North downs, Redruth Koeebone H. Climsland, Callington LangdonJ.Menhionntt.St.Stphns.Lncstn Letcher J. Wh~>al Rose, St. Agnes,Truro Knee bone R. Hendra, 81. Columb Minor, Lan~don J. N ancekuke,IIlo~an,Redruth LetcherT• .J uliff's tenmut. Ladck.GrmpRd St. Columb Major Langdou M. Trelngossick, Veryan Leverton H. Trehavra~, Kenwyn, Truro Kneebone T.Treginnis,St.Paui,Penzance Laugdon T. Inner Bury ,Cardinhm. Bodmn Lewarue J.St.lngunger,Lanviet,Bodmin Koeebone ,V.Guavas, St. Paul,Penzance Langdon W. Ennis, St. Enoder,Grampnd Lewarne J. Tom rose, Blisland, Bodmin Kni~ht J. Crift, Luxulion, Bodmin Langdon W. St. Step hen's, Launceston * LewarneN .St.Colmb.Mnr.St.Clmb.Mj r Knight J. Providence, St.ColumbMajor Langdon W. Mingoose, St. Agoe~, Trnro Lewarne N. BrownquePn, Los twit hiel Knight J. Rosewdrrick, Lanivet,Bodmin Langford D. Grylls, Lesnewt h,Camelford LeWarne S. Betallick,Mawgan,St.Colmb Knight Mrs. J. Trelill,St.Kew,Wadebdg Lan!!;ford Mrs. E.Pol~th.St.Mwu.St.Astl Lewis J. Hodi~go, Luxuliou, Bodmin Knight J. Borlaseworth, St.ColumbMajr Langford W. Woodland,St.Neot,Bodmin LPwis J . .Me11a, Lanivet, Bodmin Kmght. J. Lostwithiel * Langmaid J. Middle Trenuan, Looe Libbey H. Cartmick, Philleigh, Truro Knight' J. St. Kew, Wadebridge Langman S.Newton,Lawhittn.Launcstn Libby R. Druwalli!!, Owinear, Hayle Knight J.Trequite, St. Kew, Wadebridge Lan~on R.Kennell V>~le,Stithians,Penryn Lib by S. Camears, St. Just, Gram pound Knight J. Luxulion, Bodmin Lanl!sfor I W. St.Sampson's,Lostwithiel Libby T. Tancreek, St. Columb Minor, Knight J. Stoke Clirnsland, Callin~ton Lanxou H'. Pill, Lanlivery, Hodmin St. Colurnb Major Knight P. Trewint,~Menheniot, Liskeard Lanxon R.LfJwerHelland,Hellnd.Bodmn Liddell T.Tre\imes,St. Minver, Wadebrdg Knight P. Hallew, Roclie, St. Austell L'lnyon H. Lwr.Travalsa,St.Allen,Truro LiddicoatT.lVIellanl(oose,Sithney ,Helstn Knight R. Bodwanick, Lanivet, Bodmin Lauyon H. St. Endellion, Wadehndge LiddicotW. Resparva,Sr. Enodr.Grmpnd Kni~Iht R. Treslea, Cardinham, Bodmin Lanyon J. Henver, St. Alien, 'l'ruro Lidgey Mi~s M. A. Philleigh, Truro Knig-ht 8. St. Domiuic, Callin~ton LanyonJ .Tregarthen,Ludgvau, Penzance LightfootJ. Cru mplehrn.Lansalloes,Looe Knh.{ht T. Whealbusy, Kenwyn, Truro LanyouP.Trevarren,Mawgan,St.Columb Lightfoot R. Wt.Treweer,Lansalloes,Loo Knig-ht W. St. Merryn, Padstow Lanyon R. Vmnar, St. Alien, Truro Lil! h foot W. M id .Trewer. Lnnsalloes,Looe Knight W. St. Cvres, Luxulion, Bodmin Lanyon R. Marazion *LillicrapE. Hennet,St.J uliot,Camelford Knig-ht W. St. Kew, Wa!lebridge Lanyou R. Trevea~ue,Gorran,St.Austell Lillicrap N. Hennet, St.J uliot,Camelford Knh:ht W. Tresibble, Roche, St.A us tell LanyonS.Portcothan,St. Merryn,Padstw Line S. Sheviock, Devonport Knolt J. Stoke Climsland, Ca.Ilington Lanyon W. 'l'rehill, Wendron, Helston Little D. Higher Bodrane, Liskeard Knowles C. Constantine, Falmouth Lanyon W. Newlyn east, Gramvound Little S. Combe St. Pinnock, Liskeard Knowles C. Antert'lves, Mabe,Falmouth Lanyon W. H.Kennall vle.Stithns.Penryn LittleT.Low. Dewev, Warleggon,Bodmin *Knowle~ Mrs. E. Stithian, Penryu LanyonW.H.Polvertn.St.Biuvius,Pnryn Little W. Mill brook, Devon port Kn()wles Mrs. E. Mabe, Falmouth Lark J. Kelliow, Cornelly, Grampound Little W. Sea wen, St. Pinnock, Liskeard J(nowles 1\lrs . .E. St. G luvias, Peuryn Lark R. 'l'rebollet, Lezant, Launceston Little W. H. Tredarrick, Lostwithiel Knowles J. Porthkea, Kea, Truro LathanJ. T.Hollowat1,8t.Just, Penzance *Lit tleton H. Tregrill,Menhet-liot,Liskrd Kuuekey J. Arwarthal, Penryn Laundry J. Hamrnet, St. Neot, Bodmin Littleton H. Polgasick,Lanlivery,Bdmin Knuckey P. Treliever, M:ahe, Falmouth Laundry R. West Tremabe, Li~keard Little ton H. j un. Polgasick, Lostwithiel Knuckey T. Perran, Arwarthal Laundry '1'. Bowda,North hill,Launcestn Littleton H. sen. Woodland & Polgasick, KurnJie J. Stithians, Penryn Laurence B. Treuo~r, Stithians, Penryn Lanli very, Lostwithiel Laduer E. He,t, Madron, Penzance Lavis T. St. Stephen!i!, Launceston Littleton J. Sweet bo. Lanlivery,Bodmin Laity G. Perrdnutho, Marazion L·JwerW.Treamble,Perrauzabuloe,Truro LittletonJ. Millham,St. Winnow ,Lstwtbl Laity H. Vlowance, Crow an, Cam borne Lawrence B. Canara farm, Mylor Littleton J. Brightor,Landrake.Devnprt Laity H. R,-tallack, 8t. Hilary, Marazion Lawrence B.Reetronguet tn.Mylr. Flmtb Litt.leton J. Skinham, Plymouth Laity J. Colenso, ~t. Hilary, Maraziou Lawrence B. R~sl ronguet,Mylor,Falm tb Lit tletonJ.Trebyan ,Lan h ydrock, Bodmn • Laity J. P<'rranutho, Maraz•ou LawrcmceE.Le:meague,St.Kevrn.Helstn Littleton J. R1blly, St Veep, Lostwithiel Laity J. Retallack, St. Hilary ,1\Iarazion LawrenceE.Trevellack,St.Kevrn.Helstn Littleton T. Polcan, Lanlivery, Bodmin Laity J. Trevabyn, Marazion LawrenceJ .1'rethewey ,St. Martin, Helstn Lit tleton 'V. Hosloman, Lanli vry .Bodmin Laity T. Trerose, Mawnan, Falmouth LawrenceJ.jun.Alverton,Madron,Penznc Littleton W .Pu llington, Lanlvry. Lstwthl Laily T Marazion Lawreuce 'I'. Clare, Mullion, Helston Littleton W.Clerks, Lanlivery, Lostwithl L•ity T. Penro.;e, Senner, Penzance Lawrence W. Barn farm, Budock Littleton W .Cutpit,Boconoock,Lostwithl Ltity T. RPtallack, St. Hilary, Marazion Ldwrence W. Vzud, Helston Lobb A. Galgeath, Cardinham, Bodmin J.aity W. St. Hilary, Marazion Lawt·euce W. Glebe, St.Giuvias,Penryn Lohb C. Lit. Polgooth,St.Ewe,St.Ao"tell Laily W. Mawnan, Falmouth LawrenceW.Tremhath,Madron,P.onzauc Lobb F. H.ockbead, St. Teath,Camelford Laity W. PerranutLto, Marazion Lawrenson VV.Treubath,St.Panl,P<'nzanc I.obb G. La.whitton, I~annceston Lairy W. T.-egartha, Maraziun Lawrey C. ·r,·evi!.{o,St.l\Iinver,\Vadebrdg Lohb H. Trewethen,St. Kew, Wadebridge Lake Mr:J. S. Ruan Lunihorne,Gramr•nd Lawrey J. T1·emarkyn, St. Neot,Bodmin Lobb J. Dumeer, Bodmin Lamb W. &. C. Dor~et & Mix tow, Lan- * Lawr.v A. Cat·dinham, Bodrnin Lobb J. Halgaver, Bodmio tl'g-los, Fowey La wry 1\lr~. B.Tregonhay,Roch.St.A ustll Lobb J. Kestle, St. Ewe, St. Austell Lamb C. Pleaton, Talland, J.ooe Lawry B. 1'ruthwell, St. Just, Pe11z mce Lobb J. Tregivone, St.Merryn, Pads tow I.tmb J.1'encreek, T•·etallun &. KinJole La wry J. Tre;.~artan, Gorran, St. Austell Lobb J. P<'nrose, Uuriock, Falmouth LarniJrey W. Breage, Hel.:!ton La wry J .Tre.;withick,Cart.linham,Bodmn Lobb J. Colhiggon, Rocbe, St. Austell Lan11Jrick J. Ru<1n Major, Hel.;ton Lawry J. Boha~oe, Cuby, Grampound Lohb J. Pollard, W Pfldron, Helston Larnerton W .Coombe,Landrake,Oevnpt LawryR.juu.Cassacadden,Gwnnp.Rdrtb Lobb J. Rockhead, St. Teath, Camelford Lamps hire N. Ea~tOowu, St.Allen,Truro *Lawry '1'. BroJ.d;;., Hell and, Bodmin L'lbh J. 'l'reney, St. Neot, Bodmin Lander C. Lumbert, Lanteglos, F.1wey LawryW.Bohethrck.St.Domnc.Callngtn L•>bb J. St. Elvtln, Silhney, Helston Lander C. Peodreft, Blislaud, Bodmin Leaeh G. Perran, Arwarthal, Penryu Lobb N .Tregillies,St h. Petherwin, Lncstn Landcr J. Bolindle, Warleggo!J7 Bodmin Leach G. Burut ho. St. Gluvias, Penryn Lobb P. Rock head, St. Teatb, Camelford N .
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