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stone with wings, & will hold 80 inmates; Thomas Mill PUBLIC OFFICERS :- Medland, master; Mrs. Mary Jane Medland.matron ; Rev. Bailiff appointed nnder the Poor Law Amendment Distress F. J. Bone M.A. chaplain; James Montague Braund, Act, William Yeo, Stratton medical officer; Miss Caroline Marston, schoolmistre.'lS I Certif);ng Factory Surgeon for & Stratton, James SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE. Montague Braund Clerk, William Rowe, Stratton Clerk to Commissioners of Land & Income Taxes, Spanish Attendance Officers, John Brock, Stratton, &; Richard Pear­ Vice-Consul & Lloyd's Agent, William Rowe don, Stratton Clerk to the Highway Board, Edwiu Francis Chamier M.A RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. Stamp Distributor, John Thomas Perry, Post office Clerk, William Rowe, Rtratton National School (mixed), built in 1848, for 200 cbildren ; Treasurer, Edwin F. Chamier, Stratton average attendance, 125; James Henry Barton, master; Medical Officer of Health, James Montague Braund, Stratton Miss Ellen Amelia Down, mIstress Inspector of Nuisances, Richard Peardon, Stratton PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:- CARRIER.-Thomas Pickard, to Holsworthy, mono wed. & fri Cottage Hospital, Rev. Frederic James Bone M.A. chaplain; CONVEYANCE :- J. M. Braund & John King, medical officers; W. Rowe, Coach (Brendon's) through from Bude to H'll'lworthy daily, sec. ; E. F. Chamier, treasurer leaving Holsworthy, 10.30, returning same d ly Police Station, William Currah, resident inspector & I Van (Cobledick) through from Bude to Launc ·"ton oa mono constable wed. & fri. & returns following days PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Chamier Edwin Francis M.A. solicitor & 1 Perry William, druggist, Post office Bone Rev. Frederic James M.A. Vicarage commissioner for oaths, clerk to the Pickard Thomas & Hy. seed merchant1> Braund James Montague highway board, treasurer of the Pickard Henry, chemist & grocer & .Bray Misses union & agent to the East agent for the Scottish Accidental & EurnardMrs Bank, & to the West of England Fire Royal Fire & Life & deputy registrar Colliver Brydges & Life office & Mortgage Insurance of births & deaths for Week St. Mary HaymanMrs Corporation LimIted sub-district & deputy registrar of J"ones Rev. John Edward [Wesleyan] Ching John, mason marriages for Stratton district King JohnL.R.c.p.Edin.,J.p.St.Cyprians Ching William, poulterer, Bowden PickardThomas,carrier & frmr.Pollards King Miss Chubb John, farmer, Upton Pickard William, superintendent regis. King Philip, Diddies Cory William, builder trar of births, deaths & marriages Kinsman William Cottage Hospital (James Montague Pridham William John, Tree family & Rowe William Eraund & John King L.R.C.p.Edin. commercial hotel & posting house & Sandrey Samuel, The Sanctuary medical officers; W. Rowe, sec.; head quarters of the Cyclists' Touring Shearme Misses Theresa Spy, matron) Club. See advertisement Shephard Misses Crutchett James, builder & auctioneer Rattenbury William Frederick & Son, Shepherd Mrs Crutchett John, painter & glazier watch makers & emigration agents 'frewin Mrs Davis Nicholas Saunders, carpenter Roberts John, tinplate worker Venning Daniel, Helebridge East Cornwall Bank (Edwin Francis Robins, Foster, Coode & Bolithos, Weeks Mrs Chamier 1I1.A. agent); draw on bankers, see East Cornwall Bank WilIiams, Deacou & Co. London Rockay William, farmer, Upton cottuJe COMMERCIAL. . Edgcumbe John Robins, ironmonger & Rood Nicholas, dairyman Ash Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house plumber & collector of poor rates Rogers John, farmer, Shorts Badcock Alfred, boot & shoe maker Edgcumbe John Robinson, farmer Rowe William, solicitor, commissioner :Ballamy Hy. King's Arms P.H. & farmer Finucane Jas.Fras.inland revenue officr for oaths, perpetual commissioner, Eanbury John, saddler & ironmonger Ford Wm. Thos. farmer & coal merchnt clerk to the magistrates, to guardians Banbury Samuel, farmer, Howard Gilbert Lewis, farmer, Diddies rural sanitary & assessment & school Banbury Thomas, farmer, Broadenham HartJonn. mineral watermnfr.Diddies attendance committees of Stratton Barrett Isaac, landscape gardener Hawkin Henry John, surveyor of high- union, to the commissioners of land Bohay William, mason & rat catcher ways, Stratton union, Town End C0t & income tax, Spanish vice-consul & Box Thomas & Henry, millers (water) Heard Hy. miller (water), Howard mill Lloyd's agent & farmers, Helebridge Heard Sarah (Mrs.), shirt maker Rowland William, Bay Tree P.H Braund James Montague M.R.C.S. sur- Hennings Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeperI Saunders James, tailor geon, & medical officer, public vacci- Hennings Mary (Miss), milliner Saunders Nicholas, boot & shoe maker nator & medical officer of health for Honey James, stone mason & deputy superintendent registrar the northern district,& medical officer Jewell John Eryant, draper Stainton George Hestor, organist to St. workhouse & certifying factory sur- Jones Richard, farmer, Kitts Andrew's & professor of music geon for Bude & Stratton King John L.R.C.p.Edin. surgeon Stitson Henry, boot & shoe & tea dealer Eray & Peter, solicitors I Kinsman William, accountant Stratton Cricket Club (Henry Yeo, sec) Bray Peter White, printer Kinsman William, jun. farmer Stratton Institute (Jas. Hy. Barton,sec) Bray William Samuel, outfitter Launcestou Bank (The) (Thomas Wood- Symons John, farmer, Grove Brimacombe James, blacksmith ley, manager), open daily II till 5; Trelevan John, farmer, Berry park Brock John, relieving officer for the draw on Union Bank of London Treleven James Henry, draper & deputy northern district,& registrar of births Marshall Mary Jewell (Mrs. ),shopkeepr registrar of births & deaths for Strat- & deaths for Stratton sub-district of Marshall Richard, farmer, Bagbury ton sub-district Stratton union, & attendance officer Maynard Henry, carpenter Treleven Nicholas, wheelwright to school attendance committee Moyse William, hair cutter Trewin Henry, farmer, Thorn Eromell Thomas, veterinary surgeon Olde Sam!. Arthur, saddler &iromnngr Trewin James, farmer, Grove park Bromell William, farmer, Lichamwoods Palmer John, farmer, Chippenhams Trewin James, jun. farmer, Binhammy Brown John, Commercial inn, & farmer Parish Betsy (Mrs.), la.undress Vanstone J ames, ~hopkeeper Burge Mary (Miss), draper Peardon Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker Weeks William Abel, butcher Burrow Thomas, farmer, Helebridge Peardon Richard, inspector of nuisances Waodley John, stone mason Butler Lewis, Bideford inn to Stratton union rural sanitary Waodley John, jun. tailor Chapple Edwin, grocer autholoity & attendance officer to Woodley William, blacksmith Ching & Son, wine & spirit merchants; school attendance committee Yeo Richard, bill poster & town crier & at Launceston & Tavistock Penwarden John. stone mason Yeo William, boot & shoe maker Chiug James, mason, Bowden Perry In. Thos.printr. & statnr.Post off ST. STYTHIANS, or STITHlANS, is a township, parish chancel, restored in 1862, retains a piscina : the east window and large scattered village, 4 miles south-south-east from is a memorial to Lieut. John Wright H.N. d. 1848, and there , 4 north-west from Penryn and 3 south-west from are three other memorial windows: the rood stairs remain Perran station on the West Cornwall (Great Western) rail- in the north wall, and over the entrance thereto is a brass way, in the division of the county, hundred and petty plate, inscribed in old English text, with twelve admonitory sessional division of East Kerrier, Redruth union and county English verses, arranged in couplets and addressed both to eourt district, rural deanery of Carnmarth, archdeaconry of pastors and people, but without date: the monuments are Cornwall and . The river Kennall, rising modern: the Church was thoroughly restored in 1873, at a near Carnmenellis, intersects the parish. The church of St. co~t of about £700, and again in 1886, at a cost of £150, Stythians is a building of granite in the Decorated and Per- and has 330 sittiugs. The register dates from the year 1623. pendicular styles, partlyerected in the reign of Edward Ill.: The living is a vicarage, with that of Perran-ar-worthal and consists of chancel, nave, aisles. north porch and an annexed, averae-e tithe rent-char~ £285, joint net yearly embattled western tower With pinnacles, containing 4 bells, value £330, including 52 acres of glebe, with residence, in cast in 1767 and 1790: the nave and north aisle are De- the gI.t of Viscount Falmouth, and held since 1877 by the corated and the tower and south aisle Perpendicular ~ the Rev. Henry Marven Harmer M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.