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CORNWALL. CHE 1097 Webber Richard, Vale House, North'jenkin Edward Pooley, Basset Road, CHAIR CANER TRADES DJ RECTORY.] CORNWALL. CHE 1097 Webber Richard, Vale house, North'Jenkin Edward Pooley, Basset road, CHAIR CANER. Tamerton, Holsworthy Camborne . Hearn William, 48 Calenick st. Truro Webber Ricbard,jun.HigherSouth down, Knight John, Tywardreath, Par StatiOn North Tamerton, Holsworthy R.S.O CHAIR MAKERS. Webster Henry, Troon, Camborne Lard l\'illiam, Killiganoon, St. Feock, Xettle William, North road, Camborne \Vedlake Richard, Carnrosemary, Tre- Devoran R.S.O Whale Henry,Trewint marsh, Alternun, verbyn, St. Austell Lewis Joseph Jane, jun. Rescorla, Tre- Launceston '\Veekes Thomas, Tresillian, Merther, verbyn, St. .Austell Probus R.S.O l\Iay Hy.Penpoll,St.Feock, Devorar. R.S.O CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Wellington Jonathan, Bridge end, St. r-licholls Joseph Henry, Oak cot. R;Jdruth Falmouth (Robert Milford Tweedy, Winnow, Lostwithiel Sutton John, Exeter street, Launceston treasurer; William Rowe, secretary), \V erring Henry, North Bear, Boyton, Thomas Henry, Bolenowe, Camborne Arwenack street, Falmouth Launceston Thomas Henry, Gloweth, Kenwyn,Truro "Wevell John, Gang, St. Ive, Liskeard ThomasJohn,Beacon terrace, Camborne CHEMICAL MANUFRS. W'evill John, Tower street, Launceston Treweeke Geo. Trequean,Breage,Helston Paynter & Trythall (arsenic), Bissoe Whale & Son, Waterloo,Blisland,Bodmin Williams John, jun. Padstow R.S.O chemical works, Bissoe,Devoran R.S.O Whale John, Trehane,Penpont,Alternun, South IJown ,}fetal.j- Chemical Co. Lim. Launceston CATTLE MlilDICINE MAKER. (Henry llird,residentmanager), South Wh~le Richard, Alternun, Launceston Troake Marler Hamilton Coinagehall do~n, Millb~ook, Devonport Wh1te Thos. Launcells, Stratton R.S.O t t H t ' Trevmce Chemzcal Wo1·ks (Charles Pen- Wicks A. 1\Iawgan-in-Meneage, Helston 8 ree ' e1 8 on gilly, manager), Scorrier R.S.O Williams Dionysius, Mullion, Helston CEMENT MERCHANTS Williams James, Pill, St. Feock, Devoran D" I Alb F . CHEMICAl· PLANT MANUF. R.S.O mg e ert?s, owey Pfleiderer Paul, 86 Upper Ground street Williams Nicholas,Chapel street,St.Just- Lowry & Davis, Fowey R.S.O s.e. kneaders, mixers, masticators & in-Penwith, Penzance sifters; city office, 37 Farringdon Williams William, Morvah, Penzance CEMETERIES. street e.c. London Williams Wm. Poole, Chapel la. Bodmin Barnoon (Thos. Rosewall, clerk to the Willoughby J. u6 Falmouth rd.Redruth burial board), Barnoon, St. Ives CHEMISTS WHOLESAI.E. Wilton Wm. Hy. Broad street, Penryn Callington (William Pearse, clerk to Percy & Anstey, St. Nicholas st. Truro Woodcock William, Strand, St. Mary's, burial board), Callington R.S.O Percy Thomas llickle, n River st. Truro Islands of Scilly Coulterville (G. C. Hancock, clerk to the Woodthorpe Henry, Cardrew lane, Tre- burial board), Coulterville, St. Agnes, CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. leigh, Redruth Scorrier R.S.O Marked thus tare Pharmaceutical Chemists. Youatt Thomas, Torpoint, Devon port Falmouth (Thomas Smale Skinner, Ashton Nicholas T. Market pi. St. Ives clerk to the burial board ; James Binks Burcham, 371\Iarket st. Falmouth CARPET FACTORS. James Vinson, keeper),Swanpool road, tBucher Wm. H. 31 Boscawen st. Truro Marshall & Snelgrove, IO to 20 V ere st. Falmouth tBuckett Alfd.Hy.22 Market pl.Penzance & 334 to 348 Oxford st. London w Fowey ( George Henry Bate, clerk to the Cardell & Cardcll, Fore street, llodmin burial board), Fowey R.S.O Chapman John, Dean street, Liskeard CABPE:r' W ~REHOU~EMEN · Gwennap (Thomas Reed, clerk to the Clatworthy J. W. Gunnislake, 'favistock Colmer Ohver, Pike street, L1skeard; & burial board), Gwennap,Scorrier R.S.O Corfield C. :M.P.s. St. Day, ~corrier R.S.O Fore street, Fowey Launceston (Burial Board)(Claude Burst tCorfield T. J. T. St. Day, Scorrier R.S.O Criddle & Smith, King street & St. Peter, clerk to the board), Bodmin tCornish H. R. 24 Market pi. Penzance Nicholas street, Truro. See advert road, Launceston Cuthbertson 'fhos. Fore st. Lostwithiel Dale William, Coinagehall street,Helston Launceston (Nonconformist) (Henry Davies Wm. Hy. Flushing, Falmouth Fleming John Toll, 2 Terrace, Market Barnicott, sexton), St. Thomas street, Dawe John, Callington R.S.O Jew street; workshops & ware rooms, Launceston Dingle Richard Hawke,Callington R.S.O 84 & 85 Market Jew street, Penzance Liskeard (John Penny, sexton), Barn tDown Richard Haydon, Tamar street, Oppenheim Israel, 3, 4 & 8 Terrace, street, Liskeard Torpoint, Devonport Market Jew street & Bread street, Ludgvan (W. H. G. Johns, clerk to the Dunn Sampson, 4 Fore st. St. Austell Penzance. See advertisement burial board), Ludgvan, Penzance Edwards Richard S. 75 Forest. Redruth Phillips Josiah Nicholas,CallingtonR.S.O Madron (George E. Jenkin, clerk to the Elliot Joseph, 62 Chapel st. Penzance Read & Roberts, Meneage street & Wen- burial board), Madron, Penzance tEyre J. S. & Co. High street, Launces- dron street, Helston Mevagissey (Richard Shinner, clerk), ton. See advertisement Winn John & Co. (late W. Michell), Mevagissey, St. Austell Feaver Samuel, 12 Duke street, Truro Coinagehall street, Helston Mount Hawke, Mount Hawke, Scorrier Fiddick Thomas, jun. A.P.s. Market CARVERS & GILDERS R.S.O square, Camborne . · Newlyn (C. S. Lanyon, clerk), Newlyn, Geake John, Union square, St. Columb Rawlmg Edwm, IO VIctoria pl~ce, Truro Grampound Road Major R.S.O Solomon Thomas & Co. 19 Kmg street Padstow (Hy. Harding, clerk to the Grittiths Evan, Broad street, Padstow & at Ne~ quay, Truro. S,ee adv~rt burial board), Padstow R.S.O R.S.O Thomas Charles & Son, 2 New Bndge Redruth (Wm. Wales, jun. clerk to the Hall Mrs. Mary,Market place, Camborne , street, Truro burial board), St. Day road, Redruth Harvey Joseph Smith, II Market Jew Cren J. 17 Market Jew terrace, Penzance St. Austell (W. J. Nicholls, clerk to the terrace, Penzance CATTLE DEALERS. burial board), St. Austell tHern William Henry, 3 Victoria place, Andrew Pryn, Grampound Road St. Blazey (George Ley, clerk to the St. Austell llurton William, Queen street, Lost- burial board), St. Blazey, Par Station Hicks James S. Fore st.East Looe R.S.O. withiel; & Tolgate, St. Winnow R.S.O See advertisement Daniel John Moorswater Liskeard St. Cleer (William Broad, sexton), St. Hicks T. H. Fore street, East Looe R.S.O Davey J. vo'gue, St. Day,'Scorrier R.S.O Cleer, Liskeard Hurdon Edward Jas. Forest. Camelford Dawe James Tower street Launceston St. Clement's, St. Clement's, Truro Hurdon Mrs. Grace, Boscastle R.S.O Fank Edwarcl Fore street 'Bodmin St. Columb Minor (Jamer Pearce, New Ja!lles Hamilton, Boscawen st. Truro Gummow J~hn Higher' Carnon Kea quay, clerk to the burial board), St. Jenkyn Thomas, jun. Fore street,St.Ives Devoran ' ' ' Columb Minor R.S.O Job John, Penryn street, Redruth Ham James, Bridge end, St. Winnow, St. Paul (H. Maddern, clerk), St. Paul, +Kemble James,Fore street,Mevagissey, Lostwithiel Penzance St. Austell Ham James, 82 Falmouth rd. R edruth St. Stephens-in-Brannell (George Olver, Knight Charles, 38 Market pi. Penzance Ham William, Gwealontop, Redruth clerk to the burial board),St.Stephens- Love Chas. Northgate st. Launceston • highway, Redruth in-Brannell, Grampound Road tl\Iathew W.H. 35 Forest. SaltashR.S.O Hawke Thomas, Bridge end, St. Winnow, Trego!ly (James Stephens, clerk to the Michell Thos. G. 35 Fore st. St. Austell Lostwithiel bunal board),Tregony,Grampound Rd .Xance Wm. St. Blazey,Par StationR.S.O Hill Joseph, Golant, Par Station R.S.O Tru_ro (Edward Cock,sec.), St. Clement's New by Richard Irring, IO & II Lemon Hopper William, Camelford bill, Truro street, Truro Hosken William & Son (b1·eeders), Cop- tXewmanWalterF.8Market st.Falmouth perhouse & Logzan, Angarrack & CHAIN MAKERS. Opie John, Church town, St. Agnes, Trungle mills, Ha)·le Roseworthy Hammer Mills Co. Rose- Scorrier R.S.O Hugo William Hy. 8 Kiln la. St. Austell worthy, Gwinear, Hayle Ough Lewis, Market street, Liskeard .
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