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Cornwall. [Kelly's 1184 s~n CORNWALL. [KELLY'S SmTHS, BLACKSMITHS & FARRIERs-con. Fdlmouth Young 'Vomen's Christian As- Truro Provident Coal Club (T. H. Hoige, Timmins Joseph, College, Penryn sociation (Miss Phillips, treas.; Miss hon.sec.),St.Mary's cot.Pydar st. Truro Tippetts Chas. Henry, East end, Redruth Alice Freeman, sec.), Market street, Truro Society for the Gratuitous Distri­ Tonkin Henry, Wheal Rose, Mount Falmouth bution of Clothing among the Poor (J. Hawke, Scorrier R.S.O Forresters' Lodge (Joseph Furse, sec,), Carlyon, treasurer; Robt. Tweedy & Tonkin .John, Blackwater, Mithian, S.::or- Newquay R.S.O R. M. Paul, secs.); Union plac.e, Pydar rier R.S.O Launceston Conservative Association & street, Truro Trease Richard, Warbstow, Launceston Working Men's Club (Christopher L. Truro Young Men's Christian Associa- Trebilcock J. Crantock, Grampound Rd Cowlard, sec.; George Clifford, care- tion (T. Hawken & S. Haddon, hon. Tredglas George, Vicarage, St. Agnes, taker), N orthgate street, Launceston se..:s. ), St.. Mary's _street, Truro . Scorrier R.S.O Launceston Liberal Association & R~d- West Penw1th Provident & Loan Society Tregoning H. Churchtwn.Gulval,Penznce ing Rooms (Wm. Henry Cory, sec.; (W. Hosken Richards, sec.), 54 & 55 Tregurtha Thomas, Tremethack Cross, John Furze, caretaker), Westgate Causeway head, Penzance Madron, Penzance street, Launceston Tregurtha Wm. Wherry town, Penzance Life-Boat Institution (Robert Thomas, SODA WATER GINGER BEER Trevan William, Polbathick, St. Ger- hon. sec.), Forest. East Looe R.S.O & MINERAL WATER MANU- mans R.S.O Liskeard Working Men's Liberal Associ- F ACTUR ERS Trezise Frederick, Mullion, Helstou ation(Lewis Coath & Benjamin Strong, r· • • Trezise Thomas, Polglaze, Curry, Helston secs.), Masonic hall, Parade, Liskeard Ed?y '' tlham, 6 Bellevue ter. Penzance Trudgen John, Zennor, St. Ives R.S.O Loyal Union Lodge of Oddfellows, No. ~lhs John Fredk. ~rewery r?ad, Hayle, Truscott Edward, Hay, St. Stephens-in- 2699, Manchester Unity (William Eyre J. S. & Co: C~stle Dyke, Launce,- Brannell, Grampound Road Foddy, sec.), Masonic hall, ParadE~, ton. See ad~er~Is~ment Truscott Elias, Nanpean, St. Stephens- Liskeard H~rt Jonathan, Dtddtes, Stratt~n R s .. o in-Brannell, Grampound Road Mount ~inai Lodge of Freemasons (No. Hill ·~oseph, St. Blaz~y,Par StatiOn R S.O Truscott James, Pelynt, Duloe R.S.O r21) (William Colenso, sec.), Public Martm John, Trelollarren st. C~mborne Truran John, Commercial ter. Penryn buildings, Penzance Moyle & S~n, Ch.a~ewater, Scorri~rR S.O Tucker Thomas, West Back lane, St. National Society's Depot (Mrs. Sarah Parker Josmh Wtlham, For~ st. L1skearJ. Columb Major R.S.O John, manageress), Princes st. Truro Redruth Br~we 1 'Y Go.(pr?pr1etors,Messrs. Uglow Samuel, Davidstow, Camelford Oxford & Cambridge Photographic As- Neame, Foster & Culhngfor~), Chapel Uren James, Factory lane, St. Just-in- sociation (Charles Truscott, manager), street, Redruth. See ~dvert1sement Penwith, Penzance 9 Killigrew street, Falmouth Roberts John Peter, Callmgton R.S.O Varcoe John, Kestle, St. Ewe, St. Austell Padstow Harbour Association (Robert Rowe John, Chyandour, Gulval,Penznce Varcoe Richard, Rt. Dennis, St. Austell Langford, sec.), Padstow R.S.O Rowfl John, ?nlval, Pe~zance Veal John, Bodriggy, Hayle Penwith Annuitant Society (Francis Spear John Gumh, Calhngton R.S.O Veal J. Perran-uthnoe, Marazion R.S.O frounson, sec.),r Morrab ter.Penzance VercoeCharles,r3Pydarstreet&Castle Penzance Girls' Friendly Society(Miss SODA & MINERAL WATE:t street, Truro Louise Courtney, hon. sec.), Public MACHINE MAKERS. Vercoe David, High cross, Truro buildings, Penzance Barnett & Foster 26 Ea.,.le Wharf road Verran Richard, Lanivet, Bodmin Penzance Young Men's Christian Asso- Hoxton Londdn n o ' Verran Waiter, Lanivet, Bodmin ciation (John Perrow, sec.), Parade st. ' 'Varne William, Higher Keen, Perran- Penzance SOLICITORS. zabuloe, Truro Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association Marked thus * are Commissioners to ad- "'arren N. Portheras, Pendeen, Penzance (Henry Tresawna, sec.), Probus R.S.O minister Oaths in ti-le Supreme Court. Watts Thomas Leggatt, Thoroughfare, Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society Adams Arthur Elford, Princes st. Truro St. Mary's, Islands of Scilly (Edward Kitto, sec.), 24 Church street, Archer Addis Edward (firm, Smith, Paul 'Velch William R College, Penryn Falmouth & Archer), Princes street, Truro Wellin~tonP.LondonApprentice,St.Austl Royal Geological Society of Cornwall *Bamtield Robt. H. The Terrace, St. Ives West Henry, The Quay, 'Vest Looe (Wm. Bolitho, jun. treasurer; George Bazeley Augustus, Parade, Liskeard Wevell Richard, Gang, St. Ive, Liskeard .B. Millett M.R.c.s. sec.; Charles Camp- Bishop Robert, South street, St. Austell Wevell William, Bridge end, St. Win- bell Ross M.P. librarian; Robt. Jas. & at Fowey now, Lostwithiel Freckeville, curator), Public buildings, Blatchford Wm. Tucker, Stratton R.S.O White H. P. St. Ann's chapel, Tavistock Penzance Blight John Peter (tirm,Nicolls & Blight), White James, Porthleven, Helston St. Columb Cottage Gardening Society Callington R.S.O WhiteN.jun.Chyandonr,Gulval,Penzance (A. West, hon. sec.), St. Columb Bodilly George Ley (firm, Trythall & WhiteT.Naucledrea,Towednack,Penzance Major R.S.O Bodilly), 5 Clarence street, Penzance Wh•te William, Meneage street, Helston St. Ives Amateur Dramatic Society Borlase, Milton & Borlase, 3r Clarence Whitehair D. Polmassick, St. Ewe, St. (George Prynne, sec.), St. Ives street, Penzance Austell St. Ives Choral Society (James Wearne, Borlase Waiter Henry (firm, Borlase, Whitehair J.Sticker,St.Mewan,St.Austell sec.; Rd. White, conductor), St. Ives Milton & Borlase), 31 Clarence street, W'ilcocks Mark, Moorswater, Liskeard St. Ives Conservative Association (Rev. Penzance WilliamsR.Rosenannon,St.Wenn,Bodmin J. B. Jones M.A. sec.), St. Ives Bray & Peter, Stratton R.S.O.; & at WilliamsT. St. Minver,WadebridgeR.S.O St. Ives Liberal Association (Henry S. Holsworthy Willoughby John, Lannarth, Redruth Warren, sec.), St. Ives *Bray Cecil (firm, Bray & Peter), Strat- Wilton J. Treverbyn, St. Neot, Liskeard St. Ives Swimming Association (A. R. ton R.S.O Wilton S. South Petherton, Launceston Harry, sec,), St. Ives Bray George Skewes, Station hill, Red- Wino John, Townshend, Hayle Society for Promoting Christian Know- ruth; & Lannarth, Redruth "'inn "'· Churchtown, Wendron,Helston ledge (Mrs. Sarah John, manageress), Bull more Ernest, 42 Church st. Falmonth "'inter J. 2 Boscawen Bridge rd. Truro Princes street, Truro Carlyon & Kerby. Quay street, Truro Wood 1\Irs. Sarah, North st. Lostwithiel Truro Band of Hope (J. H. Williams, Carlyon & Stephcns, Cross la. St. AusteH Woodley William, Stratton R.S.O hon. sec.), St. Clements street, Truro *CarlyonAlexander Keith, FoweyR.S.O.; "'oolcock John, Three Mile stone, Ken- Truro Church of England Temperance & at Par wyn, Truro Society (Thomas Pascoe, sec.),45Pydar *Carlyon Edmund (firm, Carlyon & Yelland Abel, Hersham, Launcells, street, Truro . Stephens), Cross lane, St. Austell Stratton RS.O Truro Consen·ative Association (Wm. *Carlyon Edward Trewbody (firm, Yell and W. Trelaver,St.Dennis,St.Austell Thomas Kendall, sec.), Pydar st. Truro Carlyon & Kerby), Quay street, Trnm Truro Fat Stock Society (R. John, sec), *Carlyon John, r6 Lemon street, Truro SOCIETIES. Princes street, Truro *Cartwright Frederic, r Quay st. Truro ; Truro Humane Institution (John Car- Helston; & Camborne Associated Mine Owners Corporation; lyon, treasurer; Miss C. Carlyon, sec.), *Caunter Henry, Castle hill, Lisk.eard offices, Grampound Road. See advert 17 Lemon street, Truro Chamier Edwin Francis M.A. Stratton Cornwall & Devon Miners Associatian Truro Incorporated Free & Open Church R.S.O (branch), Breage, Helston Association (Rev. Canon Fox Harvey, *Chikott John Gilbert & Son, St. Mary's Court Star of the East of the Order of sec.), High cross, Truro street, Truro Foresters (Richard Solomon, sec.), Truro Industrial Society; depOts for Chilcott Gilbert Hele (firm, John Gilbert Masonic hall, Parade, Liskeard sale, Mrs. Old, Pydar street & Mrs. Chilcott & Son), St. Mary's st. Truro Falmouth Soup Kitchen (Mrs. Clift & Haughton, The Dispensary, Truro Childs & Son, Parade, Liskeard Mrs. Broad, lady superintendents), Truro Philharmonic Society (James Childs Bolase (firm, Childs & Son), Smithick hill, Falmouth Reynolds, sec.), Public rooms, T•uro Parade, Liskeard .
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