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Cornwall. Far 1253 TRADES DIRECTORY.] CORNWALL. FAR 1253 Creber William Francis, Lanjore & Pol- Dale WiIliam, Tregerthen, Zennor, St. Dawe In.N.Menwenick,Trewen,Lancstn bathic, St. Germans R.S.O Ives R.S.O Dawe Joseph, Metherill, Calstock, St. CrockerJ.Dutson,St.Stephen's,Launcstn Dally H. Mellangoo<;e,Wendron, Helston Mellion R.S.O Croeker Seth, Cross, Calstock, Tavistock Daniel John & f,on, Treave, St. Buryan, Dawe J.Penrose,St.Ervan,St.IsseyR.S.0 CrockerW.Landreyne,Nrth.hl.Launcstn Penzance DaweMrs.M.A.Lowly bdg.Leznt.Lancstn Croggon Thomas, Behagoe, Cuby & Daniel Henry, Bowden. St. Neot, Liskrd Dawe Mrs. Rebecca, Biscovey downs, Tregonjohn, Creed, Grampound Road Daniel J. Boswarton, Sancreed,Penzance St. Blazey, Par Station RS.O Croker John, Trembraze, Liskeard Daniel John, St. Erth, BayIe Dawe Richard Down,Tresmarrow,South Crook Richard, Bodive, Egloshayle, Daniel M. Nrth.Trekeive,St.CIeer,Liskrd Petherwin, Launceston Slades Bridge R.S. 0 Daniel RD.Rosemergy,Morvah,Penznce DaweW. Bulsworthy,Lawhitton,Lancstn Crossman J. Forda, Lanteglos,Camelfrd Daniel Richard King, Trelawney, Holm- Dawe William, Treovis, Linkinhorne, Crossman J. Peneskr.St.Mewan,St.Austl bush, St. Austell. See advertisement Callington R. S. 0 Cl'others J0hn, Bridge, Redrnth Daniel Wm. Carkeek, St. Cleer, Liskeard Dawe Wm. Mathew,Scarne, Launceston Crowall William, Newtondown, Alter- Daniel W. Chypit farm, DevoranR.S.O DayGeorge,Treloskan&Gilly,CuryRS.O nun, Launce'3ton Daniel Wm. Ennis, St. Paul, Penzance Day Geo. In. Melleanwarne, CuryRS.O Crowle D. Ruthoes, St. Columb R.S.O Daniell J. Trnthwall, Leeds town,Hayle Day Jas.Grougrath,St.Keverne,Helston Crowle Francis, Cutbrawn, St. Winnow, Daniell R A. Landerio, Mylor, Penryn Day J. T. Chyvarloe,Gunwalloe,Helston Lostwithiel DaniellWilliam, jnn. Narabo, St. Feock, Dayman Peter, Pigsdown, Launcells, CrowleGeorge,High street,St.Stephen's- Devoran R.S.O Stratton R.S.O in-Brannell, Grampound Road Daniels Henry John, Downrow, Whit- Deacon Thomas, Badham, Duloe RS.O Crowle John, Menna down, Ladock, stone, Holsworthy Deaso'l J.St.Agnes,St.Mary's,I. of Scilly Grampound Road DarracottJohn,Woodford, Morwenstow, DeebleJ.Muchlarnick,Pelynt,DuloeR.S 0 Crowle John, Indian Queens, St. Stratton R.S.O Deeble Mark, Baddren, Kea, Truro Columb R.S.O Date Henry, Hendra, Wendron, Helston Delbridge John, Chenoweth, Cubert, Crowle R. Menna,Ladock, Grampnd.Rd Date John, Treworyan, Grampound Rd Grampound Road Crowle Samuel, Coombe, St. Stephen's- Date Mrs. S. Carn'rremayne,Camborne Delbridge John, Hay, St. Ive, Liskeard in-Brannell, Grampound Road DaveyRobt. & Wm. St.Ewe, St. Austell DelbridgeW.LittleWoolstn.St.lve,Liskrd CrowleT.Enniscaven, St.Dennis,St.Austl Davey Henry, Keneggie, Breage,Helston Denning Thos. Woodfield, St. Ive,Liskrd Cummins William, Menegissey, Mount Davey John, Notter mill, St. Stephen's- Dennis Hy.Roseworthy, Gwinear,Hayle Hawke, Scorrier R.S.O by-Saltash Dennis John, Trethin,Advent, Camelfrd Cundy Charles, High street, St. Ste- Davey James, Penwarden, South hill, Dennis Mrs. Judith, Woolstone, Pound phen's-in-Brannell, Grampound Road Callington R.S.O stock, StrattonR.S.O Cundy Christopher, Carpalla, St. Ste- Davey J. Trebehor, St. Levan, Penzance Dennis Mrs. Mary Ann, Carnyorth, Pen- phen's-in-Brannell, Grampound Road Davey James, Trewhiddle, St. Austell deen, Penzance Cundy Miss Isabella, Trefrize, Linkin- Davey Mrs. Jane, Sth. Trefula, Redruth DennisRchd.Bojewyan,Pendeen,Penznc~ horne, Calling-ton R.S.O Davey Mrs. Jane, Temple, Bodmin Dennis Richard (exors. of),Widemouth, Cundy .John, Goverseth. St. Stephen's- Davey Mrs. Jane, Treworgay, Ruan Poundstock, Stratton RS.O in-Brannell, Grampound Road Lanihorne, GrampoundRoad DennisT.Treyeo,Launcells,Strattn.RS.O Cundy John, Vrane, St. Stephen's-in- Davey John, Mevagwins, St. Anstell Dennis Thomas, Credacott, Week St. Brannell, Grampound Road Davey John,Vogue, Gwennap, Redruth Mary, Stratton RS.O CundyS. Penhedra, Treverbyn,St.Austl Davey In.Tredinick, St.Mabyn,Bodmin Dennis Thos. ·Trerafters, Linkinhorne, Cundy Thomas, High street, St. Ste- Davey Mrs. John, Kilters, Kea, Truro Callington R S. 0 phen's-in-Brannell, Grampound Road DaveyRd. Trebehor,St. Levan, Penzance Dennis Thos.T. Carneadon, Launceston Curnow A. Bussow,Towednack,Penzance Davey R. Gt.Holboat,Cuby,Grampnd.Rd DennisW. Trenannick,Warbstw.Lancstn Curnow A. Borea, Ludgvan, Penzance DaveyRM.GoldenlVIl.farm,ProbusRS.O DennisW.Zutctt.Jacbstw.Strattn.R8.0 Curnow George, Bednas, Landewed- Davey SI. Highel'Keason,St.Ive,Liskeard Devonshire Mrs. William, Menna, St. nack, The Lizard R S. 0 DaveySamuel, Lanhargie, Linkinhorne, Dennis, St. Austell CurnowJ.Amalabrea,Towednck.Penznce Callington R.S.O Dingle Alexander, Treworlas, Philleigh, Curnow J. Bell cot. Lannarth, Redruth Davey Samuel, Pitt, Stoke Climsland, Grampound Road Curnow Mrs. Mary Ann, Bussow, Callington R.S.O Dingle Edward, Pempwill, Stoke Clims- Towednack, Penzance DaveyStephn.Chynoweth,Breage,Helstn land, Callington RS.O Curnow N. Redruth highway, Redruth Davey Stephen, Trevf>na,Breage, Helston DingleF.Lambpark,Par,ParSta~n.R.S.O CurnowRt. Chylasow,Towdnack.Penznce Davey Thomas, Lambourne,Ruan Lani- Dingle Hy. Trerice,St.Dennis,St.Austell Curnow Stephen, Church town & Mid- horne, Gramponnd Road Dingle James, North hill, Launceston dleColensoe,St.Hilary,MarazionR.S.O Davey Thomas, Troon, Camborne DingleJn. W. Cargarrick,St.Ive,Liskeard CurnowT. Tretharrup,Gwennap, Redrth Davey Wm.East Cory, Boyton,Lancestn Dingle John Williams, Darley, Linkin- Curnow Thomas, Lannarth, Redruth DaveyW.Gospenheale,Trewen,Launcstn horne, Cal1ington R.S.O Curllow U.Rospeath,Ludgvan,Penzance Davey William, HIgher Treworder, Dingle Simon, Pendriscott, Duloe R.S.O Curllow William, Mount Carless, Ruan Egloshayle, Slades Bridge R.8.0 Dingle S.Pendruskit,Herodsfoot.Liskerd Minor R.S.O Davey William Hy. Nancekuke, Redrth DingleWilliam,Broadmoor,St.Stephen's- Curnow Wm. Penderleath, Towednack, DaviesAlfred,Barrimaylor,St.Martin-in- by-Salta'lh Penzance Yleneage, Helston Dingle William, Carkeel, Saltash Curra John, Little Tregargus, St. Ste- Davies Jas.T.Tregear, Mawgan, Helston DingleW.Carnmogga'3,8t.Ewe,StAustell phen's-in-Brannell, Grampound Road Davies In. N. Gweleath,!VIawgan,Helston DingleWilliam,Trenadling,Tywardr~ath, Curra Peter H. Lamellion, Liskeard Davies Joseph, Lanhay, Gerr<\ns, Gram- Par Station R.S.O Curry Benjamin, Releath, Camborne pound Road Dinner S. Latchley, Gunnislake,Tavstck Curry T. Black rock, Bolitho, Camborne Davies Matthew, Releath, Camborne DobbFredk. Bosvigo, Highertown,Truro Cut"ticeJ.Trengune,Warbstow,Launcstn Davis :Mrs. E. Tregonning, St. Ewe, St. Dobel! Robert, Kenwyn, Truro Curtice T. Penhale,Davidstow,Camelfrd Austell Doble Matt. A.. Trefusis,Flushing,Falmth Curtis In. Thomas,Trebursey,Launcstn DavisGeorge,Khilhalland,Tywardreath, Doney Jsph.&Wm. J.erryn, Lostwithiel Curtis George, Haycrock, l::lt. Breock, Par Station R.S.O DoneyY1rs.Elizh.SonthBoduele,Liskeard WadebridgeRS.O Davis William John, Middle Newford, DoneyWm.Boswin,Carnmenellis,Helstn Curtis John, Balls, St. ·Wenn, Bodmin St. Mary's, Islands of Scilly Dower Mrs.E.Kennap,Carnmnells.HIstn Curtis John, Porthpean, St. Austell Davy John, Rosemergy, Morvah,Pnzanc Dower James, Bolitho, Camborne Curtis In.jun.Keneggie, Breage, Helston Davy Wm. Tre\'owan,Morvah,Penzance Down H. ChilsworthY,Gunnislk.Tavstck Curtis William, Biue Anchor,St.Enoder, Daw Joseph,Higher Tolcarne, Mawgan- DowningF.Trebartha,North hill,Plymth Grampound Road in-Pydar, l::lt. Columb R.S.O Downing-J.Gunhusband,'" endron,Hlstn . ~ Curtis W. Nanterrows, Guythiam,Hayle DawJ sh.Merthen,Charlestown,St. Austl DowningJohn,Green bank,St.Dominick, Daddow Josiah, Trewinnow, Creed, DawRichard,Newlyn,Grampound Road St. Mellion R.S.O Grampound Road Daw Srn!. Landrake,St. Germans RS.O Downing John, Patrieda, Linkinhorne, DaddowS.PartPengelly,St.Ewe,St.Austl Daw WiUiam,Dunstan,St.MellionR.R.O Callington RS.O Daddow Thomas, Tywardreath, Par Daw William, Higher Truscott, St. Downing Thomas,Penponds, Camborne, Station R.S.O Stephen's-by-Launceston Downing William, Cuttivick Landrake, Dainty 1. W. B. Trekenna, Launceston DawW.Well,NorthTamerton,Holswrthy St. Germans R.S.O Dale Chas.Boskenwyn,Wendron,Helston DawW.Jn.Trelubbus, Wendron,Helston Dowrick Mrs. Agnes, Boslog-gus, St. Dale C. Low.LandlthY,l\Iadron,Penzance Dawe :\Irs. A. St.Blazey,ParStationR.S. 0 Just-in-Rosnland, Grampound Road Dale Chas. Nanspeau,Gunw<l.lloe, Helstn DaweChas.Singmoore,Quethiock,Liskrd Dr-ake Edward,Roscare, Stratton R.S. 0 Dale Edwin, Roseworthy, Camborne DaweD.Metherill,Clstck.St.lVIelln.R.S.O DrakesWm.&Jhn. Warbstow, Launcstn DaleH.Goonvrea,St.Agnes,Scrrier.R.S.O Dawe Frdk.Crow's nest,St. Cleer,Liskrd Drew Alfred, Tregedna,Budock, Falmth Dale Jas. Anhay, Gunwalloe, Helston Dawe I.Bray,Morval,St.Germans R.S.O DrewJ.Carvinack,St.Enodr.Grmpnd.Rd Dale R. Higher Ar!i<\l, Budock, Fahnth DaweIsaac, Menwenick,Trewen,Lancstn Drew James, Trematon, Salta"h Dale SI. Lambe3t, Menhc:J.i::lt, Liskeard Dawe J. Trevadlock,Lewannick,Lanr'stn [)rcw J.Cro3s pk.St.Stnphn:J.'s-by-Saltsh.
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