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Cornwall. [Kelly's 1222 AGE CORNWALL. [KELLY'S AGENTS-FoRWARDING continued. Tang-ye Adolphns James, Chapel street, Roach James, 17 Albany ter. Redrnth SandoeA. C.Royal Hotel,Fore st.Bodmin Camborne. See advertisement Rogers Wm. 9 Redinnick ter. Penzance Tickle James, Bude RS.O Thomas Henry, I Cathedral lane & Tol- Rosewarn W. Leedstown,Crowan,Hayle Wainwright J. & Son, Ry. stn. Launcstn garrick, Truro. See advertisement Rowe J. Perran-uthnoe, Marazion R.S.O Wall James Cresswe1l1 49 Church Tre'lawnaHy. Lemellyon,Probus, R.S.O Rowe John, Lafrowda terrace, St. Just- street, Falmouth; Dean street, Lis- Wales & Sons, 68 Fore street, Redruth. in-Penwith, Penzance keard; Lower Market street, Penryn; See advertisement Seccombe J. C. Gunnislake, Tavistock Old Post office, Market place, Pen- Whitley Nicholas,Penarth, St.Clements, Seccombe Samuel, Pendowry, Linkin- zance; Duke street, St. Austell; Truro horne, Callington R.S.O . & Victoria square, Truro Young J.8 Draycot terrace, St.IvesRS.O Stanlake J. D. Trevonnedd~n ter. LIskrd Woolcock Joseph HigherBore st.Bodmin Stephens Hugh, Redruth hIghway, Tre- Woolcock Robert Wadebridge RS.O Agents-Lloyd's. leigh, Redruth , Banfield :Francis & Sons, Strand, St. Taylor Wm. 9 Carwinion ter. Liskeard Agents-General. Mary's, Islands of Scilly; & 6 North Tenby Peter, Herodsfoot, Liskeard Anthony Edwin, Church street, Helston parade, Penzance Thomas James, 10 Albany tel'. Redruth Banfield Francis & Sons, Strand St. BroadWilliam&Sons,Arwenack st.Flmth Thomas James, Bollowall, St. Just-in­ Mary's, Islands of Scilly; & at Langford&Son,North quay,Pdstw.R.S.O Penwith, Penzance North parade, Penzance MathewsjWilliam Davies & Sons, Dock Thomas James, Pleasant row, St. Just- Bryant Nicholas, Beacon cottage, St. office, Quay, Penzance in-Penwi~h! Penzance Agnes, Scorrier RS.O Short John Tregerthen, Beach & Fore Thomas WIlham, II Bond st. Redruth Hancock &Sons,Sydney place,St.Austell. street, St. Ives R.S.O Tippett Charles, Chapel street, St. Just. See advertisement in-Penwith, Penzance Kinsman Thomas; offices, High Cross Agents-Manure. Tredinnick J. 40 Falmouth I'd. Redruth street, St. Austell. See advertisement Martyn & Bennett, Porth, St. Columb Trembath Madron, Pendeen, Penzance Williams Richard Henry, Liskeard Iron Minor; & at New quay Trevena Wm. 13 Pen'venton ter.Redruth works Liskeard Martyn Edward Albert, Halloon, St. Trevilion J.Grinsplatt,Gwennap,Redrth , Columb R.S.O Wellington W. 43 Belgravia st. Penzance Agent-Gunpowder. Perry In. Boswin,Carnmenellis, HeIston White James, 9 Albanytel'. Redruth Roberts Joseph Thomas, Ponsanooth, Rogers In. Quintrel downs, St. Columb White N. Trewellard,Pendeen,Penzance Perrau-Arworthal R.S.O Minor KS.O WilliamsJas. Devoranho.DevoranR.S.O Sanders Nicholas, Pool street, Bodmin Williams James, Falmouth I'd. Redruth Age::lt-Iron. Swan J. 9 Victoria tel'. Newquay R.S.O Williams John, Railway, Linkinhorne, Edwards James, Perran wharf, Perran- Thomas Henry, I Cathedral lane & Liskeard Arworthal R.S.O Tolga'rrick, Truro. See advertisement WiIIiams Wm. Tretoil, Lanivet, Bodmin Thomson P. & G. W. T. Carvath, Cuby, Agents Mineral Agents-Land, H ouse & Estate. Grampound Road -. Badcock Moore & Stroug, High st. Laun- Tregaskes Nicholas Henry, Bude R.S.O Richards Geo. F. Masonic hall, Liskeard ceston; & St.Stephen's-by-Launceston WaltersJn.&Son,Forest.LooeEastR.S.O Vivian Joseph Camborne BaileyWm. Mrkt. pI. Cmbrn. See advert . ' Berryman Alex. 4 Clarence st. Penzance Agents-Mme. Agents-Ship & Shipping. Bulteel Hf..Jas. Cha~lestown,S.t.Austell Anneal' Wm. ~t. D~y, Scorrier RS.O IAndrewartha James, Cape Cornwall st. Clyma WIlham Jennmgs,St. NlCholas st. Argall Alfred FranCIs, Church town, St. St. Just-in-Penwith, Penzance Truro Breage, Helston Bale Henry Anthony Charlestown St Cri~dle & Smith, King street. & St. B~nnettHy.Sout?hill, CalIi~gton RS.O Austell ' ,• NICholas st. Truro. See advertlsement BIShop C. F.TheGreen.. TreleIgh,Redruth Banfield Francis & Sons Strand St. Daniel Richd.King, County offices, High Bowden William, Gwmear, ~yle. Mary's, 1. of Scilly; & ~t Penza~ce Cross street, St. Austell. See advert Boyns Hy. Bostrase, St.JUst-lll-PenwIth, Benney Richard 18 St. Mary st. Truro Denison WilIiam, Fowey R.S.O Penzance Broad W & Son~ Arwenack st Falmouth Dennis John, Turf street, Bodmin ~urrowsT"~illiam,Seveock, Kea, Truro Carne W~ &; E. C. 44 Marke't street & Dyer S. Roseveau~ Treverbyn, St.Austell Carne "Ilham, Wendr~)U street,.Helston Docks Pier head, Falmouth j & II EvaEdwd.OldGUlldhall,Marketpl.Pnznc Chynoweth James, Hmgston VIlla, St. Princes street Truro See advert Geach William Eads, Pennellick, Tywad- Ann's, Gunnislake, Tavistock Daniel Richard' King . County offices reath, Par Station R.S.O Clemen~ Char~es, Carallack tel'. St. High Cross st. St. Austell. See advt' GlanvilleRegd.Carew,37Lemon st.Trnro Just-m-PenwIth, Penzance Davey Oliver, Bude RS.O Hancock & Sons, S.ydneyplace, St. Aus- Cly~o J. Fore street! Looe East RS.O Ellery James, Par, Par Station RS.O tell. See advertIsement Curt~s John, KeneggIe, Breage, Helston England RJ.North quay,PadstowRS. 0 Howard W. W. N. Union square, St. Cu~tIS Samuel, 6 Albany ter. Redruth FoxG.C.& Co. 48 Arwenackst.Falmouth Co~umb R.S.O DOldge Thomas, Gwennap, Redruth Grenfell Thos. jun. Calstock, Tavistock Jenkm A. C. 4 Chapel street, Penzance Evans Thomas, Tolgus, Redruth Hocking Charles Courtenay Meneage Jenkin Geo. Edwin, Princes st. Penzance Gilbert John, Mellanear, Hayle street Helston ' Je~kin Pearse, Trewirgie, Redruth Ham?ley William, Lanivet, ~odmin Hooper J.E.Strand,St.MarY's,I.of Scilly Jultan John & Co. I2Lemonstreet,Truro. Harns S. Poldown, Godolphm, Helston Hunkin Joseph W. Princess st. Truro See advertisement Hocking William, Stoke Climsland, Langford & Son North quay Padstow Julian James, Lemon quay, Truro CallingtonR.S.O RI:)O" Kinsman Thomas; offices, Hig~ Cross H~skin~ James, Roskear villas, Tuck- Lidgey Edwin, Devoran RS.O street, St. Austell. See advertIsement mgmIll, Camborne Lowry & Davis (Lloyds) merchants & Kittow John, Hig:h street, Launceston James Josiah, 12 Coose lane, Redruth ship agents, Fowey R.S.O Martyn Joseph Kmg, Retyn, St. Enoder, James Wm. 8 Penventon tel'. Redruth Martin Alfred Medrose cottage Rose- Grampound Road Jones Richard, Clinton road, Redruth vean road Penzance ' NichollsJames,Park view,PadstowR.S.O K~mpthorne :r;;dwd. Albanyrd. Redruth Martin Wm~ 56 Trevensenst. Camborne Olver & Sons, 32 Clarence st. Penzance; KIttO John, HIghway, Rcdrnth Mathews "rIlliam Davies & Sons, Dock & Gre~nbank, Falmouth Lean.Hen~y~ Chapel street, Camborne office, Quay, Penzance Olver RIchard ~obey, Trescowe, St. Ma~tm Wllltam Henry, Pednavounder, Mitchell Richard, Devoran R.S.O Mabyn, Bodmm Slthney, Helston NicholasJ.B.Church twn. Breaze,Helston Oppenheim Israel, 3 &4 Terrace, Market Michell John, Lower Trevethan, Gwen- Paul Stephen, Calstock, Tavistock Jew s~. &Bread st.Penzance. See advt nap, Redruth . Petherick William WaIter, Bude RS.O Pe~er Rlchard, Westgate ~t. Launc~ston Moss John, "':'arleggan, Bodmm Polkinghorne Thomas John, St. Just-in- Philp & Co. St. Austell; &; at Bodmm Nancarrow RIchard, Perranwell,Perran- Penwith Penzance ReadC.Public,bldgs.A~vertonst.Penznc Zabul~e~ Truror Richards Barnes, 54 & 55 Causeway Read Fredk. Wm. PublIc bldgs.AlvertGn Oates Wdham, Wendron street, Helston head, Penzance. See advertisement st;eet, Penzance .. Parkyn Thomas, Roche R.S.O Robinson George Potter Antoine, Robmson Geo. Potter Antome, Savmgs Penberthy John, Lelant RS.O Savings Bank buildings,Paradestreet, Bank bld~s. Parade st. Penzance. Pope John, Trescowe common, Godol- Penzance. See advcItisement See advertisement rhin, Helston Sandrey Jsph. Bank, St. Mary,I.of Scilly RoddaRd.IoWestend,Redruth. Seeadvt Pr~sk Jsph. Manhey, ~e~dron, Helston Union Shipping Co. (William Hosken, Rowe&Corlyon,Market strand,Falmouth PrIsk Joseph, 16 TrewIrgle I'd. Redrnth manager) Commercial road Penryn Short H. & Co. Church street,Launceston Pryor Richard, Green lane, Redruth White "'m. 'R. Fore st. Newqu'ay R.S.O Spear &Palmer, North Hill, Launceston; Quentrall Thos. Crahan, Wendron,Helstn Williams H. Post office, Roche R.B.O & at Callington RS.O Richards John Thompson, Salem house, Spry Edward, Barras place, Liskeard Chacewater, Scorrier R.S.O AGRICULTURAL CHEMIST. StephensSamuelWarren Wesley,Hendra, Riddington Edwin, PolIadrass, Godol- St. Kew, Wadebridge RS.O phin, Helston See Cherrist-Agricultural..
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