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1352 Apa Corn\\~ All 1352 APA CORN\\~ ALL. [KELLY'S • APARTMENTS-continued. Hicks S. Hugh st. St. Mary's, Penzance Laity Mrs. Ann, 6 Cliffe ter. Newquay Ellis Mrs. :M.A.42St.James' st..Penzance Bill Joseph Henry, The Lizard R.S.O Lambrick Thomas Pascoe, Pendennis Endean Mrs.Mary,48Richmond hl. Truro HillMrs.M.4Grove ter.Tregolls rd. Truro drive, Falmouth Eudey Thomas-, 79 Pendarf'es street, Hill Mrs. M.A. 8 Redinnick ter.Penzance Lane Mrs Jane, 14 Morrab rd. Pen1.ance Tuckingmill, Camborne Hill Mrs. P. 14 Redinnick ter. Penzance Lang Mrs.Ann, 2Spring cot.Bude R.S.O Eva. Mrs.Hannah, 15Clarence st.Penznce Hillier Mrs. Bessie, 5 Cliffe ter. Newquay Lang Samuel John, Trevena, Camelford FeltonRichd.52Wellington ter.Falmouth Hitchings Mrs. Eliza, 30 Leskinnick Langdon Arthur, Market st.Looe R.S.O Fidock .Miss G. 5 Alverton ter. Penzance terrace, Penzance Langley:Mrs.J. T.8BayView ter.Penzance Fish Miss L.2 Granville ter.Bude R.S.O Hoare Mrs. Isabella, 26 Bowling Green Lark Mrs.C.Portlsaac, Wadebdge.R.S.O Fisher Mrs. Elizh. Flushing, Falmouth ter. St. Ives R.S.O Laughrin Mrs. Mary, Edinboro' house, Flashman Mrs. ClaraLucy, Downderry, Hoblyn Wm. Bankst. St. Columb R.S.O Polperro R.S.O St. Germans R.S.O Hockin Mrs. B. 4 Railway ter. Newquay LawreyMrs.M.J.27St.James'st.Penzane Ford Misses E.& E.4 Flot•em·e pl.Falmth Hockin Richd. 12 Beacon ter. Newquay Leakey Mrs. Edith, Summerleaze eras­ Forward Joseph, Portmellon, Meva- Hocking Capt. Richard James,Sedgmoor cent, Bude R.S.O gissey, St. Austell house, Tower road, N ewquay Leg-g Mrs.M.A.Strand,St.Mary's,Penznc Foster George, 29 Morrab rd. Penzance Hocking Miss Fanny, 2 Barter. Falmth Lelean Mrs. H. 17 Harbour ter. Falmth F'Ox Samuel, Portreath, Redruth Hockin T.2 Channel vw. Tower rd.Newqy Leverton James, Tamarisk cottage, Frecthy Miss M.I8 BayView ter.Penznce Hodder Jn. W, 14 Marine ter. Penzance Tower road, Newquay Furse Joseph, Victoria ter. Newquay HolbrookA.Marineho.Queenst.Penznce J.ewin Miss S. Trevone, Padstow R.S.O Gale Mrs. Clara, Endsleigh, 33 Morrab Holland Ambrose, Elm terrace, Meva- Lewis Nathaniel, Summerleaze crescent, road, Penzance gissey, St. Austell Bude R.S.O Gard Mrs. Elizabeth, Prussia cove, St. Holman Mrs. E. 49 Morrabrd. Penzance Little Mrs. Ann, North road, Looe West, Hilary, Marazion R.S.O Holman Mrs. Mary, Forest. Newquay Looe R.S.O Garland George Paul, St. Peter's ter- Holman Miss8usan Jane, Piran cottage, Llewellyn MissS.r Harbourter.Newquay race, Flushing, Falmouth Fore street., Newquay Lobb Mrs. Jane, Myrtle cottag&, Geach Mrs. Harriet, 6 & 7 Marine ter- Honey Samuel, Looe West., Looe R.S.O Trevena, Tintagel, Camelford race, Penzance HopgoodMrs. Mary, The Cottage, Poug- Lorh Richard, 7 Berkeley pl. Falmouth Geach Mrs. II South terrace, Penzance hill, Stratton R.S.O. (North Devon) Lovegrove MissS.E.Rosemullion,Falmth Gearing Henry, 2 Beech vils.Bude R.S.O Hornbrook Mrs. Mary, Carbis bay, Lowry Mrs. Emblin, Portscatho R.S.O George Mrs.J. Crantock,Grampound Rd Lelant R.S.O Lowry l\liss E. 16 Norfolk rd. Falmoutb George P. Sennencove,St.Sennen R.S.O Hosking Mrs. M. A. Lisbon ho.Ncwquay Lucas Mrs.E.A. Harbourview,Newquay George Thos.Tregenna pl.St. Ives R S.O Hosking Wm. Harbour ter.Fowey R.S.O Lugg Misses A. D. & I. Boscawen cot- Gerry A.Bloomfield ho.Tower rd.Newqy HoughtonW.L.xsWodehouse ter.Falmth tage, Mawgan-in-Mcneage R.S.O Gerry Thomas, 2 Chapel ter. Newquay House Miss A. Clifton villa, Newquay Lyne Mrs.A. A. 24 Morrab rd. Penzance Gibson Mrs. Alice P. 3 Paul's ter. Truro House Mrs. C. Glenfeadon vils.Newquay McFadyeanMrs.M.4Penrose ter.Penzanc Gibson Mrs. M. H. 9 Franccs st. 'fruro House Miss Marion, Station rd. N ewq uay Maddern Hy. Bellevue,N ewlyn,Penzance Gilbert Daniel, Bude R.S.O Hoyle Robt. 3 Lansdown pl. Newquay Manu Mrs. E. 7 Redinnick ter. Penzance Giles M. Porth. St.Columb Minor R.S.O Hubber Thomas, 4 Wesleyter. Newquay Manu ::.\olrs. Mary,xoMorrab rd.Penzance Goddard E. W.9 St. Mary's ter.Penzance Hughes Mrs. E. 13 Trevethan ter.l."almth Manu Mrs. Mary, Kimberley house, Goodman Mrs. Henrietta Mary, 3 Clar- Husband William, I Ocean view, Mount- Morrab road, Penzanl'e ence terrace, Fowey R.S.O wise, Newquay Manuell Mrs. A. M. 56 Lemon st. Truro GrayThos.lJownrlerry,St.GermansR.S.O Huxtable Thomas,Greenslade,2 Harbour Marks Richard, 14 Tolver pi. Penzance­ Greenway G.25Dunstanville ter.Falmth terraee, Newquay Martin James, 17 South ter. Penzance Gregory Mrs. C. 3 Glyn cottages, Bar Irvine Mrs. Helen, 19Souih ter.Penzance Martyn William Cli:fford, Larus vill~ Grenrell Mrs. E. Albert pl.St.Ives R.S.O Ivey Miss Jane, Rock, St. Minver, Porth, St. Columb Minor, R.S.O Grenfell Mrs. Kate, 4 Draycot cottages, Wadebridge R.S.O Mason Robert, ::.\Iarine ter. Bude R.S.O St. Ives R.S.O Jacka Mrs. Elizh.2 Belmont pl. Newquay Mathews T. R. 2 Averton pi. Penzance Griffiths Mrs.M.4 Leskinnick st.Penznce Jacka Rd. Hy. 4 Tower ter. Newquay MatthewsC.Porthgwarrah.St.LevanR.SO Gritlith<J Miss M.A.sPenrose ter.Penznce JackaT. xRuby vi1s.Mountwise,Newquay Matthews Mrs. Jane, II Dunstanville Grigg Richd. Ocean Park villa,Newquay Jackson James, Porthgwarrah, St. terrace, Falmouth Grove Edwd. Albt. 2 Ferris town, 'l'ruro Levan R. S.O Ma1thews John, 16 Beacon t.er. Newquay Groves Mrs. E. 2 Leskinnickst.Penzance Jackson Robert, Porthgwarrah, St. Matthews Robt. 26 Clarencest.Penzance Gutheridge MisslVIary,I5 Woodlane ter- Levan R.S.O Matthews Wm. 3 Bellevue, Bude R.S.O race, Falmonth Jackson Thomas, Portbgwarrah, St. May Frederick, 2 Garden ter.BudeR.S.O Guy Mrs. Ellen, Treen, St.Levan R.S.O Levan R.S.O May J. 10 Summerleaze cres.Bude R.S.O Guy Jobn,Sennen Cove,St.Sennen R.S.O Jackson William, Porthgwarrah, St. )fay Mrs. Mary Ann, Downderry, St. Hale James, 20 North parade, Penzance Levan R.S.O Germans R.S.O. Hales Miss Angelma, Gwavas villa, Jago Mrs. Melville ho. Marazion R.S.O Maynard Mrs. Rachel, 8 Morwenna Norton place, Penzance James Mrs.Louisa,4 Regentsq.Penzance terrace. Bude R.S.O Hall James, 4 Garden ter. Bude R. S. 0 James Mrs.M·1ry,7Victoria ter. Newquay Medland Mrs. Jane, Kingsand,Plymouth Hallett Mrs.George,9 Morwenna terrace, Je:ffery Mrs. Charlotte, Cross common, Michell Mrs. F. F. Egloshayle house Bude R.S.O Landewednack R.S.O (detached), Kingsand, Plymouth Hamley John, Bude R.S.O Je:ffery Mrs. Jane, Marazion R.S.O Milford Mrs. Edith, 3 Channel view, Hamlyn Mrs Anne, Gyllyng cottage, Jeffery Mrs. Mahala Earle, 12 Florence Tower road, Newquay Melville road, Falmouth place, Falmouth Millar Miss E. 31 Bay View ter. Penzance Hare John, 5 Park cottages, Falmouth Jeffrey Mrs. Elizh. Abbey st. Penzance Mills Miss B. 5 Woodlane ter. Falmouth Harris Edward, Marazion R.S.O Jelbert Misses Lydia & Bessie, Penberth, Milroy Miss Ann, Fairley ter. Liskeard Harris Miss E.4 Albert ter.Fowey R.S 0 St. Buryan R.S.O Milton Mrs. Hefena, Fore street & 5 Harris John, 5 Mountwise ter. Newquay Jenkin Miss Bessie, Western house, St. 'frevose place, Newquay Harris Joseph, 2 Wellington pl. Falmth Columb R.S.O Minards Wm. 1Mountwiseter.Newquay Harris Richard, St. Mawes, Falmouth Jenkin Mrs.Caroline, r Glendover villas, Mitchell Mrs. E. 7 Berkeley pl. Falmouth HarrisWm.Geo.2Primrose cot.Newquay Mount Wise, Newquay MitchellMrs.E.7Victoria ter.FoweyR.S.O Harris Wm. Jas. Flushing, Falmouth J enkingJ. G.Marine par.St. Mawes,Flmth Mitchell F. Dwnderry.St.Germans R.S.O Hart Mrs. A. 6 Trevethan ter.Falmouth Jenkins John, Cawsand, Plymouth Mitchell James, Sandfield ho. Newquay Hartnoll George,2Mountwise ter. N ewqy J enkins Sml. Wellla.St.Mary's, Penzance Mitchelll'vlrs. Mary Ann Williams, Oak Harvey A. Cliff castle, Newlyn,Penzcmce Jilbert T.Hy. 2 Lannowet.h ter.Penzance Bee cot.Downderry,St.GermansR.S.O Hawke MissesClara & Carrie,St.Ambro's Job Wm. 36 Wodehouse ter. Falmouth Moore G.B. 9 Breakwater rd.BudeR.S.O villa, Crantock, Gram pound Road Johns Mrs. Mary, 2 South ter. Penzance Mnrcomb W.3 Mount Wise ter.Newquay Hawke Thos. James,r Lomax pl. Newqy Johns Mrs. R. 45 Morrab rd. Penzance Mosney George, Camilla house, Melville Hawken Mrs. Mary, "\Vest st. Liskeard Jolli:ffe Richd. Cliff view, Polperro R.S.O road Falmouth Hay Miss Jessie, Kingsand, Plymouth Jones Harry, 7 Railway ter. Newquay Moyse Mrs. J. Pillar ho. BoscastleR.S.O Heardl\Irs.Ross,Granville ho.BudeR.S.O Jory Mrs.E.Crantnck, Grampound Road Moyses Mrs. Elizh. 14 Broadst.Newquay Hebbard Mrs. Elizabeth, i\farazion R.SO Joyce Mrs. Emma, 5 ::louth ter. Penzance Murrish William, Cape Cornwall street. Hendra Chas. Carbis bay, Le'ant R.S.O Kelway Miss Mary. 8 Chapel ter.Falmth St. Just-in-Penwith R.S.O Henwood Mrs.J.2 Ocean view,Newquay Kessell Mrs. M. r8 Nortll par. Penzance NancarrowThomas,Perran-Porth R.S.O Herbert Mrs. T.34 Bay View ter.Penznce Kueebone Robt. 58 Morrab rd. Penzance Nankervis Mrs. Martin, Melbourne, Hicks Miss A. 13 Cornwall ter. Penzance KnightMrs.Ellen,513elmontpl.Newquay Ilea, Hea Moor R.S.O Hicks Miss Catherine,Qua.y ho.Newquay Knuckey Misses Lovday & Ann, 16 & 17 Nankenis Mrs. Sarah Ann, 14 Cornwall Hicks Edwin, St. Mawe-<, Falmouth Marine terrace, Penzance terrace, Penzance Hicks Fredk. Bank, St. Mary's, Penzance KnuckeyMissS. 16&r71\1arineter.Penznce Neal Mrs. Kate, 56 Richmond hill, Truro Hicks Henry, .J Cli:ffe terrace, Newquay Laity Mr.il.
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