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OF:FICE TRADES Di:Lt.ECTORY. 183 FARMERS-Continued OF:FICE TRADES Di:lt.ECTORY. 183 FARMERS-continued. Bassett Fra.ncis, Mitchell, Newlyn east, Benaleck J. Camels,Veryan,Grampound Ashton J. Porth, St. Blazey, St. Austell Gram pound Benallick H. Lansalloee, St. Austell Ashton L. Kilkhampton, Stratton Bassett J. Hewas, Ladock, Grampound Benellick S. Higher Trevelles, Liskeard Ash ton L. j•w. Kilkhampton, Stratton Bassett J. Polmenna,St.Enoder,Grampd Benfield W. Chesteway,Illogan,Redruth Aunger J. Knowl,Linkinhorne,Calliugtn Bassett J.Trefullock,St.Enoder,Grampd Bennet W. Kilhallen, Tywardreath Austm Mrs. A. Manaton, Callington Bassett J. Trekee, St. Teath, Camellord Ben nett. B. St. Stepben's-by-Saltasb, Austin J. Lanniley, St.Ciement's, Truro Bassett R. Ennisworgy ,St.ColumbMajor Plymouth Austin S. Milladon,St.Germans,Devonpt Bas~ett R.Muchlarnick,Pelynt,Ea.Looe Bennett E. Ludcott, St. lve, Liqkeard Au•tin W. St. Cleer, Liskeard Bassett R. St. Stephen's, St. Auqtell Ben nett F. 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