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Cornwalij. [Kelly's 1014 BELSTO:N. CORNWALIJ. [KELLY'S lNWARD MAILS. Commercial Union, T. Heynes, Coinage-ball street j & C. ROUT of Hour of F. Dale, Wendl'on street Town Delivery. Letters & Parcels. Arrival. County Fire, RI Kerby, Meneage street DAII.Y. Crown Life, A. R. Thomas, Monument place 9 a.m.,•. J.London (night) & all parts.••••.•••••••••••.8.I4 a.m. Imperial Fire & Life, J. W. Tyacke, Coinage-hall street WEEK' DAYS ONLY. Lifa As'!ociation of Scotland, G. H. Carter, Church street London Assurance, Rogers & Son, Coinage-hall street rNorth o{ England, Scotland & North British & Mercantile, E. J. Anthony, Church street Wales j Southampton & South West of England; Exeter, Ply- 3.20 p.m. Northern, J. Pope, Helston & District Bank Norwich Union .Fire & Life, E. P. Kendall, C()ina.ge-hall st 4. IS p.m••• mouth.& Devonport ; Cornwall Norwich & London Accident, E. P. Kendall, Coinage-hall st Helston :Rural Posts { 3·30 p.m. Phrenix Fire, W. T. Trengrouse, Meneage street 4· IS p.m. Provident Life, R. Kerby, Meneage street Rock Life, H. 'rhomas 1 I London (day) & Ireland; Exeter,} 6 7. 0 p.m.{ Hymouth & Devonport; Cornwall ·4$ p.m. Royal Exchange, F. V. Hill, Cross street OuTWARD MAILS.-LETTERS & PARCELS. Scottish Amicable Life, Rogers & Son, Coinage-hall st,reet LATEST HOUR OF POSTING WEEK DAYS ONLY. Scottish Equitable, W. Wearne, Meneage street Cury Cross Lanes, 'The Lizard & Ruan Minar, 8.5 a.m.; Scottish Widows', E. J. Anthony, Church street; C. C. parcels, 8 a.m. Helston Rural Deliveries, 8-45 a.m.; Hocking, Meneage street parcels, 8.15 a.m. North & South West of England; Ire­ Sun Fire, C. C. Hocking, Meneage street land, Scotland &e.; Exeter, Plymouth & Devonport; West of Enghtnd, Grylls, Hill & Hill, Cross street Cornwall, 9.10 a.m.; parcels, 8.50 a.m. West Cornwall, Cemetery, Meneage street; J. Gill, clerk to the burial board Devonport, Plymouth &c. 1.25 p.m.: parcels, 1.15 p.m. County Court, Town hall, Bis Bonor John Morgan Howard. 2nd Town Irelivery, 3.50 p.m. (with extra ¥l. stamp, Q..C. judge; Richard Kerby, high bailiff i Henry Rogers, 4.10 p.m..) Porthleven, 3.50 p.m. (with extrald. stamp, registrar & acting high bailiff; John Henry Willey, as­ 4.10 p.m.); parcels, 3.50 p.m. London (day); Exeter, sistant clerk. The county court is held bi-monthly in. Plymouth & Devonport: Cornwall, 6.10 p.m.; parcels, 6 the Town hall; the district comprises thefollowing places~ p.m. 3rd Town Delivery, 6.45 p.m. DAILY.-ISt Town viz. ;,.....,lIreage, Helston, Ruan Minor, Crowan, Landewed­ Delivery, 8.30 a.m. (with extra id. stamp, 8.45 a.m.). nack, St. Anthony-in-Meneage, Cury, Manaccan, St. London (night) & all parts, 3.50 p.m. (with extra id. Keverne. Germoe, St. Mawgan-in-Meneage, St. Martin,. stamp, 4.10 p.m.); sundays, 3.30 p.m. (with extra ~d. Grade, Mullion, Sithney, Gunwalloe, Ruan Major &. stamp, 3.50 p.m.) "'endron Certified Bailiff under the Law of Distress Amendment Act~ Corporation. John Henry Willey, Wendron street Mayor-WiIliam Trevenen. County Police Station, Wendron street, Arthur Thomas Recorder-Sir Sherston Baker bart. Grant, supt. ; the district comprises the whole of Helston ALDERMEN. &; Falmouth unions & St. Day & St. Gwennap; the local. William Clinton Baddeley Frederick Vivian JEll force consists of "1 supt. l: inspector & 2 sergeants &; 260 Robert Cade William Trevenen constables COUNCILLORS. Dispensary, Chnrch street, WaIter Wearne & John William Alfred Charles Cade I Joseph Walker Tyacke Norman, surgeons; Thomas Taylor, sec John Michael Martyn I Humphrey Trembath Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry, 1St Volunteer Battalion William Dale William John Winn (D Company), Capt. J. W. Tyacke. captain Edward Pownoll Kendall Thomas Taylor Inland Revenue Office, Coinage-hall street Richard Skewes Martyn Odgt}r Eva Town Hall, Coinage-hall street William Penrose Richard Kerby I HELSTON UNION. Auditors, Thomas Gcmld Winkworth, Coinage-han street; Board day, alternate saturdays at IIa.m. at the"'orkhouse,. John Rosewarne, Wendron street Helston. OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATIO~ & URBAN SANITARY The union comprises the following parishes :-8t. Anthony­ AUTHORITY. in-Meneage, Breage, Crowan, Cury, Germoe, Grade, Town Clerk & Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority, John Gunwalloe, Helston, St. Keverne, Landewednack, Manac­ Gilbert Plomer, Meneage street can, St. Martin, St. Mawgan-in-Meneage, Mullion, Ruan Treasurer, William Trevenen Trengrouse, Meneage street Major, Ruan Minor, Sithney & Wendron; the population Clerk of tM Peace, Henry Montague Rogers, Coillage-hall in 1881 was 23,669 ; rateable value, £89,606 street Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Frederick. Medical Officer of Health, WaIter Wearne, Meneage street Vivian Hill, Cross street, Helston Borough Surveyor, William Oates, Wendron street Treasurer, Richard Foster Bolitho, Bolitho Bank Inspector of Nuisances, William Oates, Wendron street Relie\'ing & Vaccination Officers-No. I, Or Helston district,. Collector of Rates, John Oates Eva, Wendron street S. Moyle, Orelly, Wendron; No. 2, or Meneage district, S. H. James, Culdrose, Wendron BOROUGH MAGISTRATES. Medical Officers, *Helston district, WaIter Wearne, Meneage Best John, Coinage-hall street street, Helston; St. Keverne district, Edward J_ Lever­ Dale William, Coinage-hall s~reet ton-Spry, St. Keverne; *St. Keverne No. 2 district, Hill Frederick Vivian, Penhellis Harry Appleton, Landewednack; *Wendron district,. Martyn Richard Skewes, Coinage-hall ~treet John William Norman, Cross street, Helston; *Sithney Penberthy Frederick esq. Church street district, WaIter Wearne, Meneage street, Helston; Breage Trevenen William, Coinage-hall street district, Banfield Teague Vivian, Crowan, Hayle; Sithney­ Clerk, John Gilbert Plomer, Meneage street district, R. O. Arnold, Porthleven. [Those marked thus The magistrates meet at the Guildhall every alternate sat­ * are also public vaccinators for the same districts] urday at 10 a.m Superintendent Registrar, Fredk. V. Hill, Cross st. Helston CoUNTY MAGISTRATES Fon WEST KIRRIER PETTY SESSIONAL Registrars of Births & Deaths, Breage sub-district, Francis DIVISION. Carter, Rinsey, Breage; Crowan sub-district, Miss Kate M. Trevenen, Skewes, Crowan; Helston sub-district, Vyvyan Rev. Sir Vyell Donithorne bart. Trelowarren, Robert Cade, Meneage street, Helston; St. Keverne sub­ Helston, chairman. district, Thomas John Joyce, St. Keverne; ·Wendron sub­ Bickford-Smith William esq. M.P. Trevarno, Helston district, Samuel Moyle, Crelley, Wendron Davey Joshua Sydney esq. Bochym, Helston Registrar of Marriages, Robert Cad~ Meneage st. Helston Rogers Capt. John Peverell R.A. Penrose, Helston Workhouse, Meneage street, is a large building of stone with. Vawdrey Rev. Alex. Alien, Sithney vicarage, Helston granite dressings, erected in 1858, & will hold 250 persons ~ Williams George esq. D.L. Scorrier house, Gwennap Richard Dunstan, master; WaIter Wearne, medical officer; Clerk 00 the Magistrates, Frederick Vivian Hill, Cross st Mrs. Jane Dunstan, matron; MisS" Anthanina Barker, PETTY SESSIONS are held at the Guildhall every third wed­ schoolmistress nesday in the month at 12 noon. The following places are included in the petty sessional division :-Breage, RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. Cury, Germoe, Grade, Gunwalloe, Landewednack, Manac­ Clerk, Frederick Vi\'ian Hill, Cross street, Helston can, Mawgan-in-Meneage, Mullion, Ruan Major, Ruan Treasurer, Richard Foster Bolitho, Bolitho Bank Minor, St. Anthony, St. Keverne, l:lt. Martin-in-Meneage Medical Officer of Health, Narcis Richard Haswell, Helston Sithney & Wendron Inspectors of Nuisances, North district, W. Broa~ Porth- INSURANCE AGENTS :- leven, Helston; Meneage district, T. J. Joyce, St. Keverne Atlas, J. W. Tyacke, Chur~h street & A. R. Thomas, SCHOOL ATI'ENDANCE COMMITTEE. Monument place Clf'Jrk, ·Frederick Vivian Hall, Cross street, Helston British Empire Mutual Life, T. Heynes, ~oinage-hall street Attendance Officer, John W. G. Bartlett, Boscawen, Mawgan.
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