. [.] PAR 828 (POST OFFICE Local Lifeboat Committee, C. G. Prideaux-Brune, chair­ CONVEYANCE (LAND) TO & .­ man; George Rawlings, J. D. Bryant, Samuel All port, Foley's 'bus, at 2.45 p.m. daily, returning at 9.30 fol­ Robert Langford, Edgar Broad, RichardMaske, honorary lowing morning; Blake's 'bus, at 8 a.m. daily, returning secretary at 5 p.m. same day Harbour Association, J. D. 1rfartyn, secretary CONVEYANCE BY WATER TO:- Public Rooms, Chapel street, J. D. Martin, secretary ILFRACOMBE, SWANSEA & BRISTOL-Steam packets PUBJ.IC OFFICERS:- weekly, as per advertisement Sub- Commissioners of Pilotage, Samuel All port, J. H. W ADEBRIDGE-A boat daily, according to tide Redfem, & C. Glynn Pridea~-Brune STEAMERs-Amazon & June, occasionally, with passen­ Pilots, J. Blake, William Henwood, J ames Reevely, gers & freight Thomas Henry Edyvane, George Stone, Richard Old & CARRIERS TO:- William Stribley BosCASTLE-Thomas Heard, from the' Ship,' wednesday, Coast Guard, Commander William Menzies, chief officer returns tuesday Receiver of Wreck, John Dyer Bryant ST. COLUMB-William Brewer, from his hou;:;e, monday ScHOOLS:- & friday, returns following days ; also on thursday, re­ National, Edward Brenton, master turning same day Miss Brunes•, Mrs. May, mistress -William Brewer,samedays(excepting thursdays) PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Marley Henry, Church street Hawlin~s Misses, New street Bradford Mrs. High street Martyn John Darke, New street Seaton Mrs. Court house Bradford Miss, St. Saviour's lane Menzies William [Commander, R.N. Seaton Capt. Thomas L. [No. 1. D. C. Collins Mrs. Church street divisional officer, H.M. Coastguard] A. V] Griffin Richard Palk, High street Prideaux-Brune Charles Glynn, 1 .P. Stowers Mrs. Ventonluna lane Hodge Mrs. Church street Prideaux place Tredwen Mrs. Cross house Horswell Miss, High street Rawlings George, New street Trevan Matthew, Church street Lloyd Joseph S. Hill, Church street RawlingsHenryPeter,J.P.St.Edmund's Tyacke Rev. Richard, B.A. Vicarage COMMERCIAL. Lang Samuel, leather cutter, Lanadwell street Allport Mary Jane (Miss), stationer, Market place Langford Robert, timber, coal & general merchant, Lloyd's All port Samuel, ship broker, customs agent, harbour agent, ship & insurance agent, vice consulfor the German master & secretary to the West of Marine Insu- Empire &c. &c. North quay. See adverti~ment ranee Clubs, North quay & Duke street. See advert Literary Institunon ~News Rooms (Hy. Harding, sec.) Allport William Semper, ship & insurance broker, Duke Marley Henry, physician & 1mrgeon & medical referee of street. See advertisement Leeds & Yorkshire, Fire & Life & Scottish Equitable Life Bate Samuel, Globe, Market place offices, Church street Bate Thomas, blaeksrnith, Windmill Miners William Henry, plumber & tinman, Market place Beatt John Russell, tidewaiter, Punion· Mitchell Henry, farmer, Trenearne Bellamy Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Broad street Murt Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, South quay Biddick George, farmer, Old John, farmer, Trelowas Blarney Alexander Dingle, farmer, Traetor Osborne Thomas Knight, butcher & grocer, Lanadwell st Brewer Vivian, farmer, Trethellick Padstow Gas Co. (Robert England, secretary) Brewer William, carrier & shopkeeper, Market place Pearce Uobert, shopkeeper & tailor, Market place Brewer William, flour dealer, Lanadwell street Philp Mary (Miss), shctpkeeper, Church street Brown William, po;;tmaster, schoolmaster (private), agent Pope Silas, blacksmith, Cross street for the Liverpool line of Australian packets, correspondent Power George, farmer, Crugmeer to the' Shipping & Mercantile Gazette,• & assistant over- Rawle Charles, shipowner, Cross seer, Church street Redfern J ames, superintendent of mercantile marine Burt Francis, temperance hotel, North quay Reynolds John, watch maker&; photographer, Lanadwell st Champion Louisa (Mrs.), butcher, Market place Reynolds Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, Duke street Chapman Gregory, farmer, Lellizzick Reynolds William, jobmaster, New street · Chapman John Tallick, Caledonian, South quay Roberts William Harvey, farmer, Gires Chapman Thomas, marine store dealer, Middle street Rundle Nicholas, butcher, Duke street Cock David, ship owner, High street Seaton & Dickson, wine merchants, South quay Cock J oseph, blacksmith, Broad street Seaton Thomas L. vice consul for Russia, Denmark & Courtenay John, sail maker, South quay United States of America Courtenay Thomas, painter &c. Middle street Sleeman John, ironmonger, Lanadwellstreet Cowl Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Broad street Smith Richard, plumber & shopkeeper, Duke street Cowl John, ship builder Sow den Charlotte ( l\1 rs. ), farmer, Church street Davies Thomas, carpenter, l\Iiddle street Spear John, farmer, Crugmeer Docton Francis, tailor & boot & shoe makt>r, Mill street Steer William, farmer, Treniow East Cornwall Bank (branch of) (Samuel Allport, Stephens John, chemist & druggist & dentist, Broad street agent); draw on Williams, Deacon & Co. London Stephens Robert, London inn, Lanadwell street Edwards William, farmer, Trevone Stribley John, cabinet maker, Duke street Edyvane William, marine store dealer, New street Stribley John, ship owner, ship builder & general merchant, England RobertJohn, steam packet & general agent, clerk manager of Mutual Insurance Clubs & agent to the to the local board & secretary to the Gas Co. North American Lloyd's &c. See advertisement Quay. See advertisement Stribley William, pilot, New street Foley Maria (Mrs.), Ship inn, Mill street Tom Gregory, farmer, Dennis Grigg Robert, mason & shopkeeper, South quay · Tonkin Joseph, boot & shoe maker & stationer, Bruad street Harding Henry, stationer & accountant, Middle street Tonkin Peter, bout & shoe maker, Mill street Harvey Nancy (Miss), shopkeeper, Cross street Tremain & Clemow, merchants, drapers, grocers & tallow • Harvey Richard, shipowner, Duke street chandlers, Broad street Helbren l\Iaria (Miss), shopkeeper, Duke street Trevan Matthew, sura:eon, Church street Hicks & Hawken, drapers & grocers, Broad street Vivian James, builder, Church street Hicks George, Golden Lion, Lanadwell street Weitford Elizabeth (Miss), farmer, St. Cadoc HorsweU Henry, builder, High street Wilson Henry, shipowner, St. Saviour's lane Husband Joseph, tailor, Middle street Williams James, tailor, Broad street Hutchings John, shipowner, Cross street l Williams John, farmer, Porthmizen Inland Revenue Office~ Stamp Ojfice(J. Unckles, officer) Wills Thomas, Commercial, South quay

PAR is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1845 out of por- wholly constructed through the untiring perseverance of tionsoftheparishesofSt. Blazey and Tywardreath, andasta- the late J. T. Treflry, esq., who converted this place from an tion on the Cornwall railway, in the Eastern division of the open bay into a sate port, constructed the breakwater and county, Western division of the hundred of Powder, union qua:ys, and connected the port with the mines by railways and county court district of St. Austell, rural deanery of and canals, and his trustees have further developed his plans: Powder, archdeaconry of Cornwall, and diocest> of Exeter; it is an important shipping place for china-clay and stone, 1.li:rtant from London 281 mile::, Plymouth 35, 45, granite, iron and copper ores, the imports being coal, timber Bodmin 9, I mile south from St• .Blazey, and includes the and general merchandise. TheCornwallmineralsrailway(now villages of BlsCOVEY, ST. BLAZEY GATE, ST. BLAZEY in course of construction) will, when completed, directly HloGH wAy: "~d other hamlets. r~r is a thriving port, connect the harbour of N ewquay on the north, with those of