[.] . 72 POST OFFICE Mungeon Reuben, esq. Beach cottage Pearce William, shopkpr. Mylor brdg Reed Thomas Williams, esq. Trevia· Pearce Robt.esq.Trelewcot.MylorCreek Penhall William, farmer, Tregatseath some house Peter Mi~s Susan, Tregew Perran Foundry Company,engineerd, Seldon Rev. Richard Reed Thomas W. esq. Trevisome engine manufacturers, & iron & brass Si m mons Thomas, esq. Lawn cliff, Sampson Benjamin, esq. Great wood founders (Carnell James Roberts, Little Falrnouth Symons Mr. Thomas, Coast Cliff cot agent), Perran wharf Sullivan Rear Admiral Whitehead Mrs. Mary, Tregew Politto Stepheo, mariner, Button Mrs. Susan Elizabeth TRADERS. Roberts John, brickmaker, Ballere Prethowan John, e~q Bray John, farmer, Little Tregew brickfield8, Mylor bridge Vigis Rev. Everard [Wesle.vanl Carlyon John, wheelwright &. farrier, Rogers Matthew, farmer, Landeryah White Rev. lsaac [Methodist] l\Iylor bridge Rowe John, farmer, Purloe farm Williams Michael, esq. M.P. for the Carlyon Joseph, ~Lemon Arms,' & Rowe John, farmer, Restronguet town Western Division of Cornwall brewer, Mylor bndge Rundle Charles, farmer. Dowstal Wino Robert P. esq Carter Phillippa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Stevens John, farmer, Crownick farm, Wynn Mr. Robert Pape Mylor bridge Restronguet hill, Mylor bridge TRADERS. Carvosso Jabez, corn commis8ion agent, Symons John, butcher, Mylor bridg-e Ball Lieut. William, professor Tregew Thomas Nicholas, farmer, Lowithick Behenna William, Ship inn Carvosso Robert, farmer, TrPgew Tregenza Thoma", grocer, Mylor bridg I Brewer John, coal merchant & mariner Cundy James, boatman of Coast-guard Tregenza Thomas, jun. farmer, Mylor, Carvo~so William, grocer station, Mylor creek bridge Curtis Philippa (Mrs.), lodging house Curtis William, collector of all rates 1 TregenzaThomas,sen. farmer& grocer, Curtis Robert, carpenter for Mylor parish, Mylor bridge Mylor bridge Curtis Stephen, grocer Doble Edward, under steward to Lord Tresidder Ann (Mrs.), grocer &nursery Doble Step hen, farmer, Trefu11is farm Clinton, Trefusis house grounds, Mylor bridge Edgers Susanna (Mra.), shopkeeper Downing Charles, farmer, Treagiteth, Tre!!ize Richard, carpenter, Mylorbrdg Flindell Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Mylor bridge Trevascus Henry, farmer, Carsawsen Go.,ernment Naval Storehouse1,Jobn Drew Arnold, carpenter, Mylor bridge farm, .1\Iylor bridge R. Gage, R.N. master in charge Edmonds Stephen, brickmaker, Mylor WellsJames, R.N. assistant Admiralty Ham John, oyster merchant bridge surveyor, Tregew Harris John, Globe inn Geacb Nicho1as. farmer, Halwyn Wbhhey William, mariner & coal mer- Hills Philip, beer retailer Hocking Wm. shoemaker, Mylor hrdg chant, Mylor bridge Hocking John, bootmaker HockingWm.jun.shoemakr.l\'Iylorbrrlg WilliamsCapt. George, R.:N. Admiralty Julian Francis Adam, mc>rcer Hocking\Vm.sen.sboemakr.Mylor brdg surveyor, Tregew Mayne Jonathan, merchant Honey man George, mariner, Ware cot Williams, Perran &. Co. ~uano import- Pascoe Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Lawrence Bartholomew, fiumer, Ca • ers & timbr. merchnts. Perran wbarf~ Pearce Cecilia (Mrs.), shopkeeper nara farm & Restronguet passage way Porter Samuel, mason Lawrence Benjamin, frmr. Restronguet Withey William, mariner & coal mer- Rees David, farmer Lawrence Bet~jamin, farmer, Restron- chant, Mylor hridg-e Renfree William, tailor guet town Letters through Falmouth, which is Riclmrds Richard, fisherman Loban Harriet (Mrs.), Pandora inn, the 11earest money order office Roberts John, Clinton baths,&. builder, Restronguet passage way Flushing. at Falmouth . May John, shoemaker, Mylor bridge GENTRY. Rowe James, teadealer & cabtnet makr May Thomas, shoemaker,Mylor bridge Braimer Lieut. James, St. Peter's ter Smith Josepb, blacksmith Mennell Jo<~eph, miller, Mylor bridge Clinton Rr. Hon. Lord, Trefusis house Thomas Rrcbard, butcher Mitchell Henry, farmer, Woodlands, Cloak Mr. Richard Thomas William, butcher Mylor bridge Davies Mrs. Sarah, St. Peter's terrace, Tong John Rice, coal merchant&. boot Moo re William, farmer, Trelew farm New road maker Nicholls Emylie (Miss), shopkeeper, Hobling Rev. Edward, Vicarage, St. Tremaine Richard, farmer Mylor bridge Peter's terrace, New road Tremayne Richard, farmer Nicholls Richard, farmer, Penoweth Hunt Robert, esq. Clinton houoe, & at l\lary (Mrs.), Seven Stars inn farm, Mylor bridge the Museum of Practical Geology, Truscott Kalurah (Mrs.), grocer Oates William, farrier, Mylor bridge Jermyn street, London Letters through Falmouth, which is Pascoe Waiter, farmer, Tregew Richards Charles, esq the nearest money order office N:E:W:LYN, or EAST NEWLYN, with a part of the is the curate. The manor of this parish was formerly hamlet of MITCHELL, is a large parish, and compact vested in the Arundells of Lanherne, and afterwards village, distant 8~ miles north from Truro, through the became the property of Lady Augusta Clifford. The village of Zelah, 9 by way of Mitchell, and 8~ north-west manor of Cargoll was, according to the Doomsday Survey, from the post town of Grampound; it lies between St. formerly attached to the priory of , and it is Enoder and Perranzabuloe, and is bounded on the north supposed, by Mr. Whitaker, to have been one of those by St. Columb. Newlyn East is in the Hundred and which the Bishop of Exeter is said to have taken from the deanery of Pydar, Cornwall archdeaconry, Union of St. monastery, as it is known to have belonged to thal Columb, western division of the county, and bishopric of religious establishment in the time of Edward II. The Exeter. The parish contains a population of 2,152, Bishop of Exeter had formerly a palace here. Humphry having rapidly increased, and 8,022 statute acres, and the Borlase, of Cargoll, who is said to have been made Baron rateable value is £6,596 10s., and the gross estimated Michell by James 11. after his abdication, died here in rental £7,780. The soil varies, and iR applied to the very poor circumstances. The present lords of the manor cultivation of wheat, barley, and turnips. The church and the principal landEd proprietors in this parish are Sir town, or village, is situated in the most elevated part of Thomas Dyke Acland, Viscount Falmouth, the Bi~hop of the parish, and Ct}mmands a fine prospect over a large Exeter, and Christopher Henry Thomas Hawkins, Esq. portion of the country. Several families of considerable The baronial mansion of Trerice was formerly the seat of Dote formerly resided here. The church of St. Newlyn is Sir Thomas Dyke Acland; part of the old lordly edifice a venerable structure in the form of a cross, measuring is still standing, but is much dilapidated; this property within its walls about 85 feet in length, and about 45 feet was inherited by John Arundell, who was present with in breadth; it consists of a nave, chancel, north and Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury, and who so bravely defended south transepts, porch, and a lofty square tower, orna- Pendennis Castle, at the advanced age of 80. The estate mented with minarets at each of the angles, and contains of Degembris was purchased from the Tregians, of Golden, a peal of 5 bells; the whole of the exterior bears a dark in 1he reign of James I., by the Arundells, from whom il appearance. The church was re-roofed about 1846. In has since passed, with other estates, into the possession the interior is a large vault, wherein many of the baronial of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland. Tresillian, the handsome family of Arundell are interred. Against the wall above seat of Richard Gully Bennctt, Esq., was purchased frolll stands a handsome marble monument, bearing the bust the Davieses by a Mr. Gully, from which family it passed of Lady Margaret Arundell, the family arms, with sup- in marriage to an ancestor of the present inheritor. AI porters, &c., and on a shield of pretence the arms of the Church town is a parochial school for boys and !!iris; Ackland. The living is a vicarage, worth £471 annually, also chapels tor Wesleyans and Bryanites. 'frerice furJll, with residence and about 12 acres of glebe land, in the. occupied by Mr. Johu Tremain, is by far the most exten• iJatronage of the Bishop of Exeter. The Rev.John Squire· sive iu the parish.