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LAMORRAN. (CORNWALL.] Are Several Good Farms in the Parish DIRECTORY. 45 LAMORRAN. (CORNWALL.] are several good farms in the parish. The hamlet of Mills, Carland, Coldarbour, Hay, Creens, Horsepool Park, BISSICK. is situated near to the church. A cattle fair is Letcher's Tenement, Hillheud, Glebe, Trendeal, Tregear, held here on the 13th of May. Trelassick, Trewince, Treveal, Penhale, Mansougb, Nenna, BARTON, Rooke, Juliff's Tenement, Snellsgate, Down- Hewas, Besowsa, Beswiddle, Bissiek, Halezy, Menna­ gate, ''roodman's Tenement, Fenton, Kestle, Pollard's down, Landvine, Gunmanning, Hillcoose, Horgue, Sten­ Tenement, Hooper's Tenement, Rosehill, Brighton, New goose, are places here. Andrew Mrs. & Miss, Nansough Ferrel John, van proprietor, Bissiek Lobb William, farmer, Barton rooke Hendy James, esq. Trethurtfe Prances Thomas, farmer, Laudvine Mattbews James, farmer, Hewas Wise Rev. Richard F. B.A. Rectory Gatley Willium,farm~r,Horsepool park 1\ferrifield Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, TRADBRS. Green Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, Lit1le Trendeal Andrew Richard, farmer, Nenna lane Bissick Miners Jame~, shoemaker, Trendeal Arthur Harriet (Miss), shopkeeper, Harvey John,farmer,Letcher's tenemnt Pascoe Matthew, tailor, Bissick Trendeal Hasselwood Elhmheth (.Mrs.), 'Fal- PearceGrace(Mrs.),farmer,Trelassick Bassett John, farmer, Hewas mouth Arms,' Bissick Philp Cornelius, farmer & maltster, Beel William, farmer, Hewas Has~elwood Richard, grocer, draper & Tregear Benny Henry, farmer, Besowsa carpenter, Bissick Puckey Charles, blacksmith, Bissick Betty William, blacksmith, Brighton Hendy James, farmer, Trethurffd Relallick John Ruddy, farmer, Higher Bone Catherine (Mrs.), schoolmistress, Hoare Stephen, shoemaker, Bis.oick Trelassick Rosehill llocken Richard, farmer & beer re- Richards Michael, farmer, Snellsgate BurtJonathan,miller&farmr.New mills tailer, Hill bead Rogers Jame~, schoolmaster & pari,;h Carlyon Matthew, shoemaker, Bissick Hooper William, farmer, Trendeal clerk, Bissick Carlyon William, Phoemaker,New mills Hooper Wm.farmer,Woodman'd tenemt Rooke Francis, butcher, Bissick Cheller William, farmer, Carland Rotten Henry, farmer, Fenton Rose Henry, carpenter, Bissic:k Chipman Sarah {Mrs.), schoolmistress, Hotten Hugh, miller, Nansough mill Searle William, farmer, Trewince Bi,;sick Hot ten J ames, f,umer, Tregear SleemanJoseph,farmer,Martin's tenemt Collins Nathaniel, !lhopkeeper,Trendeal Hotten John, farmer, Kest;e Stebridge Henry, farmer, Downgate Coombe .Edward, farmer, Halezy Rotten Robert, farmer, Gunmanning StephensJohn,farmer,Trendeal commn Coucb William, miller, Bi:~sick Hugh John, farmer, H1ilcoose Strongman Jame11, grocer & farmer, Crocker James,j•m. vett>rinary surgeon Husband William, sh01~maker, Bissick Trendeal & beer retailer, Bissick Jollli Fr11ncis, farmer. Penhale Tank Edward, farmer, Trohus Crocker Jame~, sen. carpenter, Bissick Julitf James, farmer,Pollard's tenement Tank Lucy (Mr8.), farmer, Horgue Crocker John, carpenter & overseer, Juliff"Thomas,farmer,Hooper's tenemnt Trethewey Robert, farmer, Treveal & Bissick Julitf Wm. jun, stonemason, Eton cot Stencoose Crowle John, farmer, Mennadown Juliff Wm. sen. stonemason, Eton cot Viucent John, farmer, Trendeal Crowle Thomas, farmer, Hewas Keast Cbar!Ps, farmer, Hay Viucent Robert, farmer, Trendeal Crowle William, farmer, Coldarbour KellyWm.&Tbomas,tarmers,Trelassick Ward Richard, farmer, Menna,Westow Doble Henry, farmt>r, Manson~h LetcherThoma.s,farmer,Julitf's teuemnt & Scarcewater Dushow James, farmer, Creens Lobb Thomas, farmer, Glebe WhitfordChristopher,farmer,Beswiddle PosT OPPICE, Bissick.-James Crocker, sub-postmaster.[ patched thereto at l to 9 a.m. per messenger. Gram- Letters arrive from Grampound at 3 p.m. & are dis- pound is the nearest money order office National School (for boys & girls), James Rogers, master; Mansell, from Truro to Wadebridge, monday & friday, re- Mrs. Sarah Chipman, mistress turning following days CoA.cH-Times, to Exeter, passes through from Truro, on Pearce, from' Blue Anchor' to Truro, wednesday & satur- monday, wedoesday & friday, returning following days day, returning same days CARRIBRS :- Sowden, from Padstow to Truro, monday, wednesday & Ferrel, to Truro, wednesday & saturday saturday, returning following days Hoblyn & Trebilcock, from St. Columb to Truro, wednes- Wall, from Bodmin to Truro, monday & tbursday, return- day & saturday, returning same days ing following d11ys :LAMOR.R.AN is a small township and parish, 5 miles and consists of nave, chancel, and north and south tran­ from Truro by the ferry at Ma!pas, being separated by a septs. Tht! tower, wnich is separated from the church by a creek of the river Pal from the parishes of Ruan and portion of the burial ground, is a building of greater Philleigh, and is partly surrounded by lakes flowing up antiquity; it contains 3 bells. It is doubtless a part of the from Falmouth Harbour. This parisb is in the western monastery or religious cell which formerly existed here. division of the county, Truro Union, Hundred and deanery The walls of thil.l heavy structure, which might readily be of Powder, archdeaconry of Cornwall, and diocese of taken for the remains of an old castle, are so enveloped in E:rc:eter. It contains 1,234 acres, and, in 1851, a popula­ ivy and overhung with foliage, that its form is with diffi­ tion of 94. The soil, generally, is free, and subsoil shelf, culty made out. The living is a rectory, in the patronage and is applied to the cultivation of grain and turnips. of Viscount Falmouth; the Hon. and Rev. John Towns. The gross estimated rental of Lamorran is £984 6s. 6d., bend Boscawen, M,A., is the incumbent. The newly­ and the rateable value .£872 lOs. The Right Hon. erected residence of the present rector is &ituated a short Viscount Falmouth is the principal landowner and lord distance from the church. of the manor. The church, which was restored aboot TaEWON.~L, Gear, Trellellack, Tregenna, and Barton, 1854, is situated on a jut of ]and bordering on the deep are farms here. waters of Lamorran creek; it is a small cruciform edifice, Boscawen Hon. & Rev. Jobn Town- Gill Harrison, under gamekeeper to Symons Francis Henrv, bind to the shend, ll.A. New Rectory Viscount Falmouth, Tregenna Hon. & Rev. John Townshend Bos­ TRADERS. Hoblyn John Tribble, farmer, Trebel- cawen, Old Rectory Cleave J ames, farmer, Little Tregarrick lack & Lansownick Vincent William, farmer, Tregenna Cock William, parish clerk, Almshouse I Stick Jame!l, farmer, Gear Letters throu!.!.h St. Michael PenkiveJ. Freethy William, farmer, Barton Tethowan WHliam, farmer, Trewonal Truro is the nearest money order office :LANDEWEDNACK. is a township, parish. and church · tains 3 bells, each of which is dedicated to a saint; in town, and includes the village or town of Lizard; it is the interior of the church 11re nave, two aisles, transept, situate IO! miles south-south-east from Helston, in the chancel, several mural monuments, also a beautifully western division of the Hundred of Kerrier, Helston carved granite Norman font of great antiquity, on pedes­ Union, Kerrier deanery, Cornwall archdeaconry, Exeter tals; this relic is much admired and prized. There are bishopric, West Cornwall. The church, of which there remnants of stained glass in some of the windows, but is no reliable record of the name of dedication they do not partake of any particular design. There is (although sometimes called St. Lanty), is a stone a chest and old register. The living is a rectory, value building in the perpendicular style. having a porch, be- £284 per annum, with residence and T2 acres of glebe neath which is supposed to be a spacious vault; the land, in the gift of Philip Vyvyan Rohinson, Esq., of doorway of the church is a fine specimen of Norman Nansloe; the Rev. Philip Vyvyan Robinsoo, B.A., ia architecture; the tower, which is sq•Jare, embattled, and the in umbent. There are chapels for Wesleyan Mt:tho­ &urmounted by pinnueles, is lofty and handsome, and con- diets nd Association Methodists. There is a ChW"ch .
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