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[Cornwall.] Liskeard [CORNWALL.] LISKEARD. 802 [POST OFFICE Langford Waiter, tanner, Cannon hill PearsonCharlotte(Mrs.),china & glassdealer, LowerLuxst Langmaid George, carpenter, Russell street Pearson James, auctioneer, Church street Lanyon John, greengrocer, Baytree hill Penney Elizabeth Ann (Miss), dress maker, Castle street Lashbrook Richard, boot & shoe maker, Lower Lux street Penny Samuel, butcher, Church street Laundry J oseph, shopkeeper & carpenter, Dohwalls Penwarden William, lodging house, Castle street Lean Philip, travelling tea dealer, Barras street Peters Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, Russell street Liscombe William, farmer, Landazzard Phillips & Venning, mercers, tailors & outfitters, Market st Liskeard ~ Caradon Rail1vay Co. (for the conveyance Phillips J ames, Victoria inn, Higher Lux street of minerals only) (Chrstr. Childs, sec.); offices, Parade Pbillips Joseph James, marine store dealer, furniture broker Liskeard Co-operative Stores ( Saml. Searle,man. ),Dean st & dealer in wardrobes, Lower Lux street Liskeard District Bank (Messrs. Clymo, Treffry, Hawke, Phillips William, boot & shoe maker, Church street West, Burgess & Co.), Barras street; draw on Robarts, Philp John, printer, bookseller & stationer, Fore street Lubbock & Co. London Pickering John Thomas, farmer, Lodge Liskeard Gas Works (John Cuckow, man.), Russell street Pitt William, carpenter, Trevelmond Liskeard Literary Institute (Charles W. Jewell, hon. Police Station (Richard Humphreys, supdnt.), Castle sec.), Dean street Polkinhom Henry Alfred, grocer, provision merchant & Liskeard ~ Looe Railway Company (Thomas Milton, wholesale flour merchant, Church street secretary); offices, Parade Polmeer William, farmer, Dubwalls Littleton Richard, family & commercial hotel & posting Pomeroy William, tailor, Cannon hill house, manure & oat merchant & agent for the West of Pooley James, greengrocer, Russell street England Sack Co. Limited, near the Railway station Pooley William, builder, Lower Lux street Loam & Son, mechanical & mining engineers, Dean terrace Pooley William, shopkeeper, "l'rewidland Loam Matthew, mining engineer, Dean terrace Pooley William Jefford, baker, Lower Lux street Lower Alexander, tarmer, West street Pooiey William Peter, cabinet maker, picture frame maker, Lower George, dairyman, Doctor's lane upholsterer & undertaker, Church street I.ower James, dairyman, Higher Lux street Prideaux & Nettle, surgeons, Higher Lux street Lucas Henry, ironmonger, Fore street Pyatt Thomas, brush maker1 Dobwalls Lyne James, carpenter, Castle gardens Quill er John, boot & shoe maker, Church street MacMeakin Alexander, travelling draper, Dean place Quiller William, Railway inn, Russell street Maddevor William, farmer, Looedowo Raby Richard Stephens, solicitor, Higher Lnx street Maddick John, Red Lion, Doh walls Rapson Ann Symons (Mrs.), stay maker, Ponnd lane Maddox Catherine & Susanna (Misses},ladies'schl. Dean st Rapson Benjamin, butcher, Fore street Marks Richard, farmer, Lodge Repper Joseph, hair dresser, Lower Lux street Martin Emma (Mrs.), plumber & glazier, Market street Rice Henry, architect, Green Bank lane Martin Nicholas, china & glass dealer, Market street Richards Edwin, auctioneer, Parade. See advertisement Martin Robert, beer retailer, West street Richards John, White Horse, Parade Masey John, toy dealer, Middle Lux street Roherts Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Trevelmond Mattheson Mary (Mrs.), day school, Castle gardens Roberts John J ames, batter, Church street Matthews Alice Tregoning (Mrs.), stationer, printer, book- Roberts Joseph, grocer & draper, Middle Lux street binder, bookseller & fancy repository, & publisher of the Rodd William, tailor, Higher Lux street 'Liskeard Gazette,' Market street. See advertisement Roskilly William, watch maker, Lower Lux street ~lay Henry & Co. coach builders, Well lane Rowe Mark, boys' school, Hi~her Lux street May Richard, boot & shoe maker, Church street Rowe Thomas, dairyman, Fairley terrnce Merrick William, surgeon, Manley terrace Russell John, farmer, Pennant Moody Chrstphr. Henry, linen & woollen draper, Market st Sanders Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Lower Lux street Moon Christopher, Stag, Pike street Sanders William Battishill, school for young gentlemen, Moon Jaue (Miss), straw bonnet maker, Higher Lux street W adham house Moon J olm, farmer & general carrier, Barras cross Sargent Daniel, farmer, Treburgay Moon John, farmer& landowner, Penhale Sargent George, farmer, Blackwater Moon John Hocken, grocer, Parade · Sargent John, solicitor, Parade Moon John Matthews, tailor, Church street Sargent John Penwarden, builder, Russell street Moon Jonn Rogers,farmer, Higher Clicker Sargent Richard, Bell hotel~ posting house, Church st Moon Newton, music seller, Pike street Sargent Thomas, gun maker, Pike street Moon Thomas, woollen draper, tailor & outfitter, Fore st Sargent William, farmer, Landlooe Moon Samuel Philip, grocer, Dean street Sargent William, farmer, Tuelmenna Moon William, farmer, Barras street Saving.<? Bank(John Pearson, actuary), Pike street Moon William, farmer & landowner, Bodnel Searle Thomas, photographer, Fore street Mottram John, farmer, Newhouse Short & Trehane, builders, Cattle hill Mullis Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Trevelmond Sibley Richard, stone mason, Higher Lux street Mullis William, farmer, Tremabe Sleman John, farmer, Beneathway Murray William, auctioneer, Castle street Snell :Elizabeth (Mrs.), boot & shoe warehouse, Baytree hill Mutton Elizabeth (Mrs.), linen draper, Barras street Snell Richard, dairyman, Addingtou place Mutton Elizabeth Jane (Miss), milliner, Dean street Snell Samuel: blacksmith, Baytree hill N ancarrow Thomas, grocer, Lower Lnx street Snell Samuel, farmer & landowner, Tremabe Nicholls J ames, stone mason, Russell street Snell William, blacksmith, Pound lane ' Oats J ames, farmer & landowner, Trevelmond Soady William, farmer, Looe mills Odger .Maria (Miss), dress maker, Castle street Sobey John, auctioneer, land agent, valuer, surveyor & Oliver Mary Ann (Mrs.), baker, Baytree hill agent for the Gresham Life & Hand in Hand Fire Office, Olver Cornelius l\foon, farmer, Trewidland Parade Olver John, town crier & bill poster, Dean street Sobey John, farmer, Pensipple . Olver Thomas, farmer, Holecombe Solomon Richard, cabinet maker, upholsterer, paper hanger, Ough John, linen draper, Church street undertaker & wood turner, Dean street Ough John, monumental mason, Green Bank lane Spry Edward, auctioneer, Castle street. See advertisement Ough Lewis, chemist & druggist, family grocer & provision Spurr William, farmer, Boduel · merchant & dealer in all kinds of patent medicines, Spurway Edwin, tailor, Church street. See advertisement Market street Spurway James Bargas Knight, tailor, Lux street Ough Richard, builder, Church street Squires John, shopkeeper, Ruasell street Parkyn Francis, manure dealer, Dobwalls Squires William, coach· builder, Carriage works, Russell st Parkyn Henry, coach builder, Pound lane Stamp Office, William Thompson, distributor, Barras st Parkyn James, baker, Baytree hill Stanton John, farmer, Beneathway Parkyn J ames, baker, Church street Stanton Mary (Miss), linen & woollen draper, milliner & Parkyn James, currier, Rnssell street mantle maker, hosier, haberdasher, mourning outfittt;lr &: Parkyn John, grocer, Baytree hill dealer in hats & caps, Fore street & Baytree hill Parkyn W illiam, boot & shoe maker, Church street Stephens Eliza Ann (Mrs.), ladies' school, Dean street, Parkyn William, shoe maker, Trevelmond Stephens William, farmer, Trewen Parsons John, bookbinder, Higher Lux street Strong J ames, grocer, Russell street Pascoe Stephen, farmer, Landazzard Strong John, linen draper, Fore street Pascoe William, coal dealer, Dobwalls Strong Thomas, ironmonger, Fore street Pearce John, confectioner, Church street - Subscription Reading Room ~ Literary ~ Scientific Pearce Reuben, saddler, Pike street lwttitution (C. W. Jewell, hon. sec.), Dean street .
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