DiltECTORY' 139 1'0RPOINT. (.] TOBPO:INT is a small neat town and chapelry, in the rooms, is a very respectable building. There are gas works parish of Autony St. Jacob, nearly the whole of which bas from which the shops and public buildings are lighted, but been built since 1790; it is situated on the west bank of that the inhabitants have not yet availed themselves of its use part of the , called , directly opposite for street lamps. The workhouse for the St. Germains the new steam yard at Key ham, Devonport; the river in this Union is situated about a quarter of a mile from , part being nearly three quarters of a mile wide, the corn- where are held the petty sessions for the southern division of munication is by a floating steam bridge, whicL crosses the Hundred of East. Antony House, on the banks of the every quarter of an hour; it is about 2l miles from the Lynher, about 2 miles from Torpoint, is a handsome build­ station of the South Devon railway, and at ing in the Elizabethan style; the grounds around being present forms the high road into Cornwall; it contains about beautifully wooded. 2,000 inhabitants, consisting principally of retired naval A:NTO:NY CHURCH is about 3 miles from Devonport. officers-the families of such as are actively engaged in the 'I'be architecture may be ascribed to the early part of the naval senice, and those employed in the different govern- fifteenth century. The church consists of a nave, chancel, ment establishments on the opposite side of the river. The and sacrarium. Little of the original fittings of the church only manufactories are a sulphuric acid ami manure manu- remain. In the chancel is a brass to the memory of Mar­ factory rerently established by Messrs. Eastcott and 8hep- gery Arundel, the foundress of the church. At the head of heard, and a rope manufactory carried on by Mr. Ellis; the stone containing the bra~s are the matrices of two there are no fairs or markets, but the town is well supplied shields, one archdekne, argent, three chevronels, sable; the with meat, fish, and vegetables. The parish church is situ- other Arundel, sable, six martlets, three, two, and one ated in the village of Antony, about 3 miles from Torpoint. argent. At the foot is the inscription:-" Hie jacet Margeria The livin~ is a vicarage, in the gift of W. H. Pole Carew, Arundell, quondam domina de e~t Anthony, filia Uhnini Esq.; the present incumbent is the Rev. J. F. Kitson, .M.A. Erchedeken militis, qore obitt 26 die Octobri~, A.D. 1420. In Tor (Joint there is a chapel of ease, of which the Rev. Cujus animre propicietur Dens." Five stained gla~s wiudows R. Dunning, M.A., is incumbent, and chapels belonging to have lteen recently inserted in the north aisle; the east the Independents and Wesleyans. There is a National window of the chancel contains some fragments of modern school for boys, of which Mr. J. Clegg is master; and for and medireval glass; the ancient fragments ~xhibit the l!irls, of which Miss Dawe is the mistress. The institution Tudor rose, the wafer, and chalice. The only monument of for the promotion of scientific and useful knowledge, in interest is that erected to Richard Carew, the bistorian which there is a large lecture room, with class and reading 1 of Cornwall, who died in 1620. Torpotnt. Brooking Mary Ann (Mrs.), stay . Matthews Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher & GENTRY, maker, Fore street shopkeeper, Fore street Alien .Mrs. Admiral, .North Hill house Burt J acob William, tailor, Fore street Mechanics' Institute (Edward Brock, Billing Mrs. Carbeal Burt Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper & shoe sec.; John Crosdil, librrn.), Tamar st Bourne George Stanway, R.N. Waterloo maker, Fore street Nodder John, boot & shoe ma. Forest place Chapell Capt. CharlPs, R.N. registrar N odder Prudence (Mrs.), 'Mason1' Brockman Capt. John for births &deaths for Anthony parish, Arms,' For~ street Carew William Henry Pole, esq. An- Fore street Oliver Henry Hill, tailor, Fore street thony house Chubb Charles William, surgeon,North Patterson Robert, stonemason, Ferry st Chapell Charles, R.N. Fore street terrace Pengelly Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, Co~!gins Mr.Jo~eph, North Hill terrace Clegg John, master of National school Fore street Conch Mr. Isaa<', Vine cottage Coal Association Stores (Jacob Wm. Peter J ames, saddler, Fore street Cr~ak Lieut. William, R.N. Navy tt>r Burt, manager), Fore street Procter Julia (Miss), seminary, Water­ Denison Master Etlward, R.N. Wel- Coffey Josepb, boot & shoe maker, loo place lington street Fore street Prow~e Isaiah, surgeon, Fore street Dunning RPv. Richard, M.A. Rock ho Coombe John, baker &; beer retailer,_ Richardson Ectmund, grocer, Fore st Edwards Williarn Binnick, master, Fore street Rickard John,joiner, Kinl{ street R.N. W elli~gton street Crart William, carrier Rowe Ann (Mrs.), butcher, Fore street Goldsmith Mrs. North Hill terrace Crosdil John, librarian to mechanics' Rowe William, blacksmith Graves Right Hon. Lord, Gravesend institute, Tamar street Sammels Louisa (Mrs.), sbpkpr. Forest Hall Master John, R.N Davey Samuel, blacksmith, Ferry st Samson Richard, blacksmith Hall Mrs. Admiral, North house Daw William, draper & tea dealer, Savery Ann (Mrs.), beer retailr. Forest Hariley Thomas, esq. Green bank Fore street Snell Rebecca. (Mrs.), shpkpr. Tamarst Hillyar Capt. Henry, R.N., c.B. Tor ho Dawe Miss, mistress of N a.tional school Steviug Mo~es, Jighterman, Barol!s& pl Hillyar Lady, Tor house Down Brothers, pharmaceutical che­ Tapson Elsworthy, coal dealer, Ferry st Jelfery Charles, esq. Burrow mists, tea dealers, grocers, linen & 'I'eague Stephen, builder; Wellington st King Admiral Sir Edward, knt.Thankes woollen drapers, outfitters, stationers, Tea~ue Wm. Hen. builder,Wellington st Moff~tt George, esq. North tPrrace booksellers & agents to Norwich Treliving Thomas, builder & carpenter~ Na•h .Mr~. Cnurles, North hi!l terrace Union fire & life a!>surance company, Fore street Norman Mrs. Waterloo place East Cornwall home Truscott Robert, baker, Fore street Norris Master Thomas Hammond, R.N. Eastcot, Shepheard & Co. sulphuric acid Wa.vish Samuel, carpenter, Harvey st Green bank & mauure works Wheeler John, brewer &. maltster. Richards Capt. George Henry, R.N. Eliot Richard, baker & beer retailer, Barossa place North terrace Tamar street Wheeler John, New inn, Fore street Richards Mrs. Elm cottage Elliott John Henry, butcher, Fore st Wills John~ London inn, Ferry street Roberts John Coryton, e;;q. Trevol F1ddick William, shopkeeper, Elliott sq Witchdl Wm. ironmonger & plumber, San ford Mast~r J ohn,R.N. Wellinj:i;ton st Hain George, watchmaker, Fore street Fore street Scott Master John, R.:N. Wellington st Haynes Sarah Matilda (Mrs.), 'Old Wyatt Thomas, shopkeeper, Ferry st Scudamore Capt. William James, R.N. King's Arms,' Fore street Anthony. Fore street Hill James, millwright, Ferry street GB:NTRY. Sheppard Mr. John, Waterloo place Hobbs Emma Jane (Mrs.), milliner, Blatchford Mr. George, Merrifield Soady Mrs. Carlton villa Fore street Boger Dieble, fsq. Hill Speck Commander William, R.N. Wel­ Holman Francis Ford, grocer & tea Crowley Rev. James line:ton street dealer, Fore street Duncan Capt. John, Wilcove Stevens Commander Frederick Hilde­ Ho,vle John, carpenter & wheelwright, Garrett Rev. Sudlow, M.A. WiJcove brand, R.:N. Navy terrace King street Kitson Rev.John Francis,B.A. Vicarage Travers Mrs. North Hill terrace · Hoyten J oseph VincentSi m pson, draprr, TRADERS. White Miss, Green bank outfitter, & agent to Provident lite & Blight Thomas, farmer, Low. Tregantle TRA.DBRS. county fire insurance office, Fore st Blight William, farmer, Blerack Akenhead Philippa (Mrs.), baker, Jackson Edward1 stonemason, Ferry st Bloye Richard, boot&. shoe makel' Ferry street James Richard, grocer, Fore street Bowden William, farmer, Scriscen .AllenWilliam,toll house keeper,Ferry st James Thomas, butcher, Fore street Clarke Thomas, blacksmith & shopkpr Benson Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Ftowe st Johns WilJiam, carpenter & undertaker Clements Samuel, carpenter Bond Thomas, grocer, Fore street Julian George, boot & shoe maker, Collins Dennis, stonemason BoneisaacWilham, beerretailer,Fore st Fore street Deacon John, schoolmaster, Wilcove Bray El1za (Mrs.), ~hopkeeper, Forest Kitt John, stonema~on, Macey street Eastcott Thomas, farmer & land agent Brock Edward, St'Cretary to mechanics' Letharby Grace (Mrs.), dressmaker, East Antbony institute, Tamar street Fore street Fox James, New inn, Wilcove Brock William, stonemason, King st Lowe John, greengrocer, Fore street Gilbart John, farmer, Wacker Bromley Sarah, Ferry inn, Ferry st 1\Iacey Jobn, 'Queen's Arms,' King st Goynes Willictm, blacksmit.l>