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CORNWALL.] Soc 996 [POST OFFICE Smiths, BLACKSMITHS &C.-Con • [CORNWALL.] soc 996 [POST OFFICE SMITHs, BLACKSMITHS &c.-con. Snell William, Pound lane, Liskeard White John, Nancledrea, Towednack, Pengelly John, East Looe, Liskeard Sowden Richd. St. Blazey, Par Station Penzance . PenkallJ.Trevithian,St.Keverne,Helstn Sowden William, Penpillick, Tyward- White Nicholas, jun. Chyandour, Penrose J ames, N ewquay reath, Par Station Gulval, Penzance Perkins William, Pillaton, St. Mellion Spargo William, Carnsew, Mabe,Penryn White William, Meneagestreet, Helston Phillips Job Josias, Roche, St. Austell Spargo James, Menherion, Carnmenel- Whitehair David, Polmassick, St. E~, Phillips John, Marazion lis, Helston St. A us tell Phillips M. Kerrow, 1\ladron, Penzance Stapleton W .St.Stephens-by-Launceston Whitebair Joseph, Sticker, St. Mewan, Pike Edward, Bridge eud, St. Winnow, Stephens John, Trevear, Gorran St. Austell Lostwithiei Stephens Rd. Wm. New Bridge st.Truro Wilcox Mark, Moorswater; Liskeard Pinch James, St. Mabyn, Borlmin :::ltephens William, Mountjoy, Colan, WilliamsJohn Hoppin,Kenwyn st.Truro Polglaze Wm. jun. Menea!!e st. Helston St. Columb Williams Thomas, Lady street, Helston Pornroy Samuel, Trebartha, North hill, Stevens John, Strand, St. Mary's, Scilly Williams William, Menagwyns, Gerran Lannceston Stone John, New mill, Gulval, Penzance Willou~hb~· John,.Lannarth, Redruth Pope Silas, Cross street, Pads tow Strick William, Denison, Calstock Wilt on J. Treverbyn, St. Neot, Liskeard Pote R. Millbrook, Maker, Devonport Sturtridge Henry, Lane end, Luxulyan, Winn B.Trewennack, Wendron, Helston Prout John, Bo:'!castle Bodmin Winn John, Church town, Wendron, Prout Thomas, Tower st. Launceston Sullivan J. Tolcarne, Newlyn, Penzance Hebton Pryor William, Gregwartba, Carnmen- Sweet John, Castledor, St. Sampson's, Winter J ames, 6 Frances street, Truro ellis, Redruth Par Station Wood Richard, North street, Lostwithiel Puckey William, Bissick, Ladock, Sweet William, Fowey Woodley Rohert, Stratton Gram pound Road Symonds J. Rose,Perran-zabuloe, Truro Woolcock John, Three Mill stone, Ken- Quick John, North terrace, St. Ives Symons Richard, Portholland, Veryan, wyn, Truro Raby John, Plain-an-gwarry, Redruth Grampound. YellandA. Hersham, Launcells,Stratton Reed Ahraham, Trispin, St.Erme,Truro Taylor Saml. 1\Jarhamchurch, Stratton Yelland William, Trelaver, St. Dennis, Reed A bra ham, Zelah, St. Alien, Truro Tellam Richard, Trethosa, St. Stephens- St. Austell Reed William, Burraton, St. Stephens in-Branwell Yeo William, Pelynt, Liskeard Renton John, Polruan, Fowey Thomas Henry, Cilrnebone, Wendron, SOC ETIES Retallack Charles, jun. Portreatl1, Illo- Helston I • gan, Redruth Thomas John, Rosevear, 1\fawgan-in- Mutual Improvement Society (Rev. J. Reynoltls Witliam, Burlawn, St. Breock, Meneage, Helston W .Johns, president; Thomas Symons, Wadebridge Thomas John, Zennor, St. Ives sec.), Crowan, Carnborne Richards & Johns, New Inn yard, St. Thomas Richard, Southgatest. Redruth Royal Geological Society of Cornwall Anstell ThomasT. Boscaswell,Pendeen, Penzance (foundedl814) ( Warrington W .Smyth, Richards Henry, Veryan, Gram pound Timmins J. College, Budock, Falmouth F.R.s., F .G.s. president; W Cope- Richards J. Mitchell, Gram pound Road 'Tippett Wm. N ewlyn, Gram pound Road land Bol"lase, sec.; Edward Hearle RiC'hardsJ. Nancekuke,IIlogan,Redruth TonkinH. Wheal rose,St. Agnes,Scorrier Rodd & Charles Campbell Ross,libra­ Richards John, Relubbus highway, St. Trebilcock Joseph, Crantock, Gram- rians), Public buildings, Penzance Hilary, Marazion Pound Boad Royal National Life Boat Station (Alfred Richards William, Gorran Tredinnick Mark, Vicarage& Peterville, Fox, esq. president; Charles Clift, Roberts Abraham,Adelaide st. Penzance St. Agnes, Scorrier hon. sec.), Docks, Falmouth Roberts Festus, Trebollett, Lezant, Tregear Thomas, Fore street, St. Just- Royal Polytechnic Society (W. P. Dy- Launce~ton in-Penwith, Penzance mond, hon. sec.), Church st. Falmouth Roberts William, Botus Fleming, Hatt Tregellas G. Vicarage,St.Agnes,Scorrier Truro Humane Society (John Carlyon, Roherts W. Eplett, Tregony,Grampound Tregoning Henry, Church town, Gulval, treasurer; MissMaukivell,sec.),Truro Rodda John, 15 Park corner, Penzance Penzance Young Men's Christian Association Rogers \\"alter, Constantine High cross, Tregurtha Thomas, Sancreed, Penzance (Edward S. Carus-Wilson, president; Constantine, Penryn Trf'g·urtha Thomas, Tremethick cross, T. Hawken, sec.), St. .1\Iary st. Truro RogersWm.Gweek,Constantine,Penryn Madron, Penzance RogPrs William, J. Parade, St. 1\bry, Trengrove Samuel, Ponsanooth, St. SODA WATER&GINGERBEER Scilly Gluvias, Truro MANUFACTURERS. Ronncival James, Whitecross,St.Columb Trerise Thos. Poly laze, Cury, Helston Alien, Windsor & Co. Liskeard. See RowThs.Trecan gate,Lanreath,Liskeard Trevan Wm. Polbathick, St. Germans advertisement Rowe Henry, Waterloo road, Falmouth Trewhella John, Carthew, Madron, Eddy William, jun. Alverton street, RoweJames,Beryas, Madron, Penzance Penzance Penzance. See advertisement RoweJ.Herland cross,Godolphin,Helstn Trezise Frederick, Mullion, Helston Eyre Jonathan Symes, M.P.s. High Rowe William, Golberdon, South hill, Trezise N oah, New town, St. Just-in- street, Launceston. See advertisement Callington Penwith, Penzance Goldsworthy Thomas Carharrack, Rundle Rd: quintrel, St. Cohimb Minor Trudgen John, Zennor,_St.Jves Gwennap, Scorrier ' Rundle Wdham, Pont, Lanteglos-by- Truran John, Commercml road, ~enryn lfallett William Henry, Wadehridge Fowey, Fowey. Truscott Wm. &James, Pelynt,Liskeard Newlyn~ Gulval Ice Works Co. (Geo. Russell John, Cowage-hall st. Penzance Truscott Edward, Hay & Church town, Osborn Smith.man.),Guhal,Penzance Rye Samuel, Tresmere, Launceston St. Stephens-in-Branwell Salmon William, Callestock, Perran- Truscott Elias, Nanpean, St. Stephens- SOLICITORS. zabuloe, Truro in-Bran well l\farked tlms *are Commissioners to administer Sandercock Edward, Killaton, Linkin- TruscottThomas,BlackCross,St.Columb Oaths in Chancery. borne, Callington Uren James, Market place, St. Just-in- Marked thus t are for taking .AffidaTits in Sandercock Henry ,Cardinham, Bodmin Penwith, Penzance Common Law. Sandry P. Rumford, St.Ervan,St. Issey VarcoeJohn, Kestle, St. Ewe, St.Austell Bamfield Robt. Hichens,Terrace,St.Ives Sargent Richard, Langdon lane, J acob- VealHen.Carharrack,Gwennap,Scorrier •t Banfield John, Parade, St. Mary's, stow, Stratton Veal John, Bodriggy, Hayle Scilly Sannders John, Budockwater, Budock, Veal John, Perran-uthnoe, Marazion BazeleyAugustus,The Parade,Liskeard, Falmouth Vercoe Charles, 13 Pyder street, Truro •t Borlase & Milton, 31 Clarence street, Searle George, Fowey Vercoe David, 5 St. Clement's st. Truro Penzance t:3earle }'Irs. Mary Ann, Morval,Liskeard Verran Richard, Lanivet, Bodmin t Boyns EdwyR Slephen, I, 2 & 8 Sheers Richd. Charlestown, St. Austell Verran Waiter, Lanivet, Bodmin Cbambers,Public buildings,Penzance; Sincock Wm. Henry, Helland, Bodmin Wackley Samuel, Bude & at 8 Old Jewry, London e.c Skelton E. Ferry st.Torpoint,Devonport Wackley Samuel, Poughill, Stratton Bray George Skewes, Trevarth, Gwen- SkeltonJoseph,North street,Lostwithiel Wallis William, Parade, Liskeard nap, Redruth; also at Clinton pas- Sleep Henry, Laneast, Launceston Warne Nicholas, Higher Pengelly, St. sage, Fore street, Redruth Sleep Richard, Callington Teath, Camelford Budge Frdk. Vincent, Princes st. Truro Sleep W.Fi¥e lanes,Alternun,Launcestn Warren N.Portberas,Pendeen,Penzance Bullmore Ernest,42 Church st.Falmouth Smith Samuel, St. Blazey Highway, Watts Thomas Leggatt, Thoroughfare, & 2 Stratton place,Budock, Falmouth Par Station St. 1\Iary's, Scilly •tCarlyon & Paul!, Quay street, Truro Smith T. Blowing House hl. St. Austell Welch Wm. College, Butlock, Falmouth Carlyon Alexander Keith, St. Austell Smithem James, Relubbus highway, St. Wellington Peter, London Apprentice, Carlyon Clement C. Princes st. Truro Hilary, Marazion St. Austell *Carlyon Edmund, St. Austell • Snell Samuel, Baytree hill, Liskeard Wevell William, Bridge end, St. *tCarlyon Edward Trewbody (firm, Snell William, Crofthole, Sheviock, Winnow, Lostwithiel Carlyon & Paul!), 6 Quay st. Truro St. Germans White James, Porthleven, Helston •Carlyon John, 16 Lemon street, Truro .
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