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Sexton, William Goudge. ST. AUSTELL BOARD SCHooLS:- Bugle (mixed), for 200 children; average attendance, IS0; POST OFFICE, Carnrosemary.-Luke Thomas, postmaster. John Truscott, master; Miss Mary West, mistress Letters through St. Austell, arrive at 8.35 a.m.; dis­ (mixed), built in 1877, for 270 children; aver­ patched at 3.50 p.m. week days only. The nearest money age attendance, 160; William Boxhall, master; Mrs. order &; telegraph office is at Roche. Postal orders are Mary Gerry, mistress issued here, but not paid Carthew (mixed), erected in 1880, for 108 children; aver- a~e attendance, 80; Miss Eva Dyer, mistress Bennett Rev. Charles B.A. [vicar] J ulyan William, blacksmith, Higher Pedlar Sydney, farmer, Higher Bojes Coumbe Mrs. Carnrosemary Levrean Peters Paul, clay agent, Trenance Martyn Miss, Carthew house Julyan William Hy. carpeuter,I..evrean Phillips Bros. coopers, Blowing house Richards Charles P. Treverlyn lodge Keam Thomas, carrier, Mount Pleasant Pinch Thos. farmer & carrier, Carthew Thriscutt Tom E. Carthew house Kelley William John, merchant Richards Arthur M. grocer, Stenalees COMMERCIAL. Kellow Thomas, flour dlr. Stenalees hill Richards John, captain of clay works~ Allen Henry, carpenter Kerrow Moor Clay Works, Stenalees Stenalees Alien James, farmer, Trethurgy Knight P. & Son, general merchants Richards Richard, wholesale &; retail Bassett Thomas, farmer Knight Joseph Henry, temperance hotel, tea, grocery & provision dealer, miller .Beazley Joseph, carpenter, Ruddle moor commercial & family boarding house; (water),corn &; flour merchant,Stena­ Benny John, carrier, Trenance down commercial gentlemen & other visi- lees &; Post office, Carthew Beswarrick Jabez, carpenter, Pendalow tors will find this establishment offers Richards Thomas,captain of clayworks~ Bice Melachi, farmer, Trenance the comforts of a home, the beds are Stenalees BrayJ ohn,captain of clayworks, Gomm well aired & charges moderate; with- Roberts Henry, farmer, Higher Levrean Bray Richard, flour dealer, Carloggas in few minutes' walk of railway sta- Roberts Matthew, farmer, Rescorla Brenton John, butcher, Bugle tion, Bugle Robins John, carter, Gunheath Champion Charles, captain of clay Knight Joseph Henry, family & retaIl Robins Philip, carter, Gunheath works, Caudledown grocer, Bugle Rosevear Nicholas, farmer, Rosevean Coad WiIliam, blacksmith, Carluddon Lanyon Alfred, draper & grocer, Bugle Sincock John, tailor Common James, farmer, Carthew Lewis Joseph Jane, jun. cattle dealer &; Stackhouse James,captain of claywork8~ Common John, captain of Ninestones farmer, Rescorla Carnrosemary clay works Lightfoot Wm. Hy. carrier, Crane ho Stephens John, farmer, Trembeer Crowle John, shopkeeper, Carthew Lobb Richard, clay agnt. Ruddle moor Sturbridge Mary (Mrs.), grocer, Pen- Crowle William, grocer, Ruddle moor Martin Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Penhale withick Stents Cundy Samuel, farmer, Penhedra Mellow Philip, farmer, Corrancarrow Sweet James, C'arthew inn, Carthew Dingle Richd.Sawles Arms p.H.Carthew Mellow WaIter, carter, Ninestones Thomas John, shopkeeper, Trethurgy Dunn Richard, farmer, Ruddle Menear Wm. clay agent, Caudledown Thomas Luke, postmstr. Carnrosemary Dyer Sam!. land &; clay agent, Rosevean Nicholls Frederick, farmer, Knighton Thomas Nicholas, farmer, Netley Ede Alfred, carrier, Carl"ddon Nicholls Hart, china clay producer, tin, Thomas Nicholas, farmer, Trethowel Geach Samuel, farmer, Biscovallick china clay & manure merchant & Thomas Nicholas, captain of clay works. Gerry John, mason, Bugle farmer, Resugga Carnrosemary Gilbert William, china clay merchant &; Nicholls James, farmer, Carbean Tonkin John, farmer, Molinnis farmer, Kerrow Nicholls Thos. farmer, Lower Hallaze Trudgeon Samuel, grocer, Rescorla Halls Jacob, farmer, Biscovallick Nicholls William, farmer, Carbean Varcoe Arthur, shoe maker, Carthew Higman Joseph, farmer, Levrean Oxenham Lewis, farmer, Carclaze Warden Richard 1. blacksmith, Bugle Hooper Henry, blacksmith, Carthew Pascoe Chas. wheelwrght.Carnrosemary Wedlake Joseph, carpenter, Carthew Jacobs Thomas, tailor, Bugle Pascoe Jane {Mrs.. ~, draper, Bugle Wedlake Richd. carpntr. Carnrosemary Job Arthur, blacksmith, Bojea Pascoe Silas, farmer, Penhale Wills Wm. Bugle inn, Carnrosemary Julyan Joseph, farmer, Trethurgy Pearce WiIliam, farmer, Boskell TREWEN is a small parish, bounded on the south by the and with it of the joint gross yearly value of £340, in the gift river Inney, and 6 miles west from Launceston stations on of the University of OXford, and held since 1850 by the Rev. the Great Western and London and South Western railways, Henry Thomas May M.A. of New College, Oxford, rural dean in the North Eastern division of the county, northern divi- of Trigg Major, who resides at South Petherwin. There is sion of the hundred of East, petty sessional division of East a Wesleyan chapel at Piper's Pool. Nicholas W; Lobb esq. is North, Launceston union and county court district, rural I a landowner, but there are other freeholders. The soil is light deanery of Trigg Major, archdeaconry of and diocese and free; subsoil, slate. The chief crops are wheat, barley of . The church of St. Michael is a small and ancient and oats, but there is some good grazing land. The area is building of granite, in the Early Perpendicular style, con- 970 acres; rateable valne, '£1,082; the population in 1881 sisting of chancel, nave of four bays, north aisle, south porch was 141. and a western turret containing one bell: in the churchyard Sexton, Thomas Doidge. is a large granite slab, inscribed to Ralph Honey, ob. 1596: Letters through Launceston, arrive at 9.30 a.m. which is the church was restored in 1863-4, and has 150 sittings. the nearest money order & telegraph office The register of baptisms dates from the year 1616; mar- WALL LETTER Box, Piper's Pool, cleared at 2.15 p.m riages and burials, 1617. The living is a chapelry annexed National School, Piper's Pool, I mile north-east; average to the vicarage of South Petherwin, tithe rent-charge .£300, attendance, 27; Miss Edith Walter, mistress [Names marked thus} letters are received tCouch Sampson, farmer tJewell William, farmer & seedsman through Lewanmck, Launceston.] Davey William, farmer, Gospenheale Martin Richard, carpenter, Piper's pool Lobb Nicholas W. Trenault Dawe John Nanscawen, farmer, Men- Mules Richard, New inn, Piper's pool wenick tParnell Thomas, farmer COMMERCIAL. Dawe lsaac, farmer, Menwenick tParnell William, farmer Bartlett William, farmer Frayne James, blacksmith, Pipel"s Pool Smith Thomas, farmer, Trenault tChambers Samuel, farmer, Coombe Jenkin George, carpenter, Piper's pool Smith Waiter, farmer, Gospenheale Colwill John, tailor & farmer, Trenault tJenkinJohn,miller(water),Trewen mill

TRURO. TRURO (Tre-rhiw, the dwelling on the sloping- bank or and comprises the parish of St. Mary with part of the stream) is a city and municipal borough, head of a unionand parishes of St. Clement and Kenwyn, and is washed oneach county court district and seaport town, 23 miles south-west side by the two small rivers Kenwyn and Allen, which, after from Bodmin, 15 west-by-south from St. Columb, 14 west- having taken their separate courses to the east and west of south-west from St. AustelI, II north from Falmouth, 9 the town, unite with a branch of Falmouth harbour, com­ east-north-east from , 27 east-north-east from Pen- monly called Truro creek or river. At high water the zance, 17 north-east from Relston, 34 south-west from waters form a fine lake, 2 miles in length, extending from. , 22 south-west from , 42 south-west Truro to Maipas, commonly called" Mopus ;" the channel frorn Launceston and 250 from London by road and 300~ by is of sufficient depth to be navigable for vessels of upwards rail, in the Truro division of the county, western division of of 70 tons burthen to the t()wn quay, in the centre of the the hundred of Powder, petty sessional division of Powder borough. The and West Cornwall (Great Wes­ West, in the rural deanery of Powder, archdeaconry of Corn- tern) railway join at this town, and also the branch from wall and . The city is situated in a valley Falmouth.