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LIST of the .PRINCIPAL· SEATS in CORNWALL, With·Reference to the Places Under Which They.Will Be Found in This Volume .. LIST OF THE .PRINCIPAL· SEATS IN CORNWALL, With·Reference to the Places under which they.will be found in this Volume. ---- PAGE · PA~R Acton castle, Mrs. Blore, see Perranuthnoe .. .... .. .. .... 276 Kilmarth, Wm: Cuthrie Bedford esq. see Tywardreath 354 Antony house, Major-General Sir Reginald Pole-Carew, Lamellen, Edward John Penberthy Magor esq. B. A., J.P. x.c.B., c.v.o., J.P. see Antony .......•...................... 21 see St. 'fudy . .. .• •. • 353 Antron hill, Mrs. Champion, see Mabe ..................... 2o6 Lanarth, .Percival DaeresWilliams esq.J.P.see St.Keverne 158 Bochym, Joshua Sydney Davey esq. J.P. see Cury....... 85 Landue, John SimmonsTregoning esq. J.P. see Lezant 187 Boconno~, John 'Bevill Fortescue esq. M. A., n.L., J.P. see . Lanhydrock house, Viscount Clifden 1\I.A., n.J.. , J.P. see Boconnoc . ·......................................................... 33 Lanhydrock .. ... ..... ... ... .. ..• .. ...•... ..• 167 Bosakan, Col. S1r .Arthur Pendarves Vivian K.C.B., v.n., Laniley, Samuel Roberts esq. see St. Clement Rural ... 72 D.L., J.P. see St. Antbony-in-:Meneage ................ .. 20 Lanwithan, Richard Foster esq. M.A., D.L., J.P. -see St. Boskenna, Lt.-Col. Camborne Haweis Paynter J.P. see Winnow ... : ........ "' ............................................... St. Buryan ....................•................................. 53 Lavethan, Charles Agar Bampfylde esq. see Blisland .. Bosvathick, Col. Thomas Moor Alphonse Horsford J.P. Lewarne, Mrs. Grylls, see St. Neot .......................... see Constantine ..........................•...................... 8o Luxstowe, MTs. Glencross, see Liskeard ............. , ...... Bosvigo, Mrs. J. R. Paull, see Kenwyn Rural .. .. .. .. .. 157 Malabar, Richard Kerby esq. see Higher Town, Kenwyn Bowden Derra, Francis Dame! Wrangham esq. see Rural ............................................................... 157 Lewannick ....................................................... 186 Marlborough, Miss Bull, see Falmouth ..................... 100 Brake (The), Waltt>r Hicks esq. see St. Austell............ 23 Mellingey, Mrs. Jose, see Perran-Arworth<tl ............... 275 Broomhill Manor house, George Brendon esq. see Menabilly, John Oosmo Stuart Rashleigh esq-. 1\I.A., M. D. Poughill............................................................ 284 see Tywardreath ......................................-............. 354 Bude castle, Charles M organ Cowie esq. see Bude........ 49 Menehay, Charles Phillips esq. see Budock Rural......... 52 Caerhayes castle, John Chas. Williams esq. see St. Michaelstow house, James Jamieaon Muir esq. J.P. see Michael Caerhayes .. ..• ..•.... .. .. ... .. .. .•. .. .. .. 224 Michaelstow............................. •. .. 226 Carclew, Capt. William Francis Tremayne, see Mylor ... 234 Moditonham, Michael Loam esq. see B(}tus Fleming ... 45 Carnanton, Edward William Brydges Willyams esq. Moor cottage,Richd.Carlyon Coode esq.J.P.seeSt.Austell 23 D.L., J.P. see Mawgan-in-Pydar ............................ 218 Morval house, Mrs. H. H. Tremayne, -see Morval ........ 231 Carnethick, William John Graham esq. see Fowey ...... II4 Mount Edgcumbe, Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe P.C., Castle, William Pease esq. see Lanlivery.. ....... ..... .... .. x68 n.c.v.o., v.n., n.c.L. (Lord Lieut. & Vice-Admiral Castle hill, Rev. John James Glencross Every B.A. see of Cornwall), see Maker ....................................... 210 BOOmin ...... ·~···················································· 39 Nancealverne, John Scobell At'mstrong esq. see Madron 208 Castle Horneck, Misses Borlase, see Madron .. .. .. .... .. ... 208 :Nausloe, H. Montague'Rogers esq. see Helston ... >........ 135 Cbeynhall, Sir George Cumming FitzGerald bart. see •Nansough, Alfred Lubbock esq. see Ladock ............... 162 Gulval ....................•.....•..•......................... ~. .. 125 Newton FerreTs;DigbyCollins-esq.n.L. ,.J.P.see St.Mellion 219 Cbyverton, Mrs. Peter, see Perranzabuloe .................. 276 ,North hill, Mrs. Veale, see St. Austell....................... 23 Clowance, Rev. St. Aubyn Render Molesworth-St.- Ogbeare hall, William· Olifton•:Mogg ·esq. M .A.; ll:P. see Aubyn M. A., J.P. see Crowan ................................ 82 North Tamerton ..........•...•..•.......••..•..•.. • . • •• • . • . • . 3 I 9 Coldrenick, Major-Gen. John Jago-Trelawny J.P. see Pare Bracket, Alfred Williams esq. see Camborne ...... 62 Menheniot......................................................... 220 Park, Waltel' Krnse esq. see St. Clement Rural ......... 7!A Colquite, Henry Godolphin Peter-Hoblyn esq. see St. Pelyn, John Edward Veale esq . .J.P. see Lanlivery Rural 168 Mabyn ............................................................ Penarwyn, John de Cressy Treffry esq. J.P. see Par ...... 250 Cotebele house, Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe P.c.,G.c.v.o., Pencalenick, Henry Harcourt Williams esq. see St. v.n., n.c.L. (Lord Lieut. & Vice-Admiral of Corn- Clement Rural . .• . • .. • 7~ wall), see Calstock ...................................•........• 57 Pencarrow, Mrs. Richard Ford, see Egloshayle .......... .. go Cowbridge, George Hext esq. J.P. see Lanlivery Rural.. 168 Pendarves, William Cole Pendarves esq. B.A., D.L., J.P. Crackington house, William James Harris esq. J.P. see see Treslothan ..........................•....•..................• St. Gennys . • . • I I 7 Penhale, 'Ihe Hon. Mrs. Davies Gilbert, see St. Feock ... Crag (The), Misses Sterling, see Budock Rural ......... 52 Penheale Manor,John Henry Walcot Vowler-Simcoe esq. Doublebois house, Rev. George Edward Hermon M.A. see Egloskerry .................................................•• 92 see Liskeard ..................................................... Penhellis, Mrs. Hill, see Helston .............................. 135 Duporth, Henry Hodge e.sq. J.P. see St. Austell ......... Penmount, Edward Shipphard Carus-Wilson esq. M.A., Edy Mead house, Col. the Hon. Charles Cavendish J. P. see St. Clement Rural ...................................• 72 George Byng J.P. see Launceston .......................... 178 Penquite, :Frank Parkyn esq. see St. Sampson ............ 303 Efford Down, Marten Harcourt Griffin esq. J.P. see Bude 49 Penrice, Capt. Sir Charles John Graves-Sawle bart. Enys, Francis Gilbert Enys esq. n.L., J.P. see St. Gluvias 121 M.v.o., n.N., J.P. see St. Austell ........................... 23 Ethy, Franc is Buller Howell esq.n. L. ,J.P. see St. Winnow 364 Penrose,Capt.Jn.Peverell Rogers R.A.,J.P.see Porthleven 283 Fir Hill (The), Misses Hoblyn, see Colan .................. 73 Pentillie castle, Wm. Coryton esq. D.L., J.P. seePillaton 281 Fowey hall, Chas. Augustm Hansen esq . .J.Po see Fowey u4 Place, CbarJes-Ebenezer. Treffry esq. J.P. see Fowey...... II4 Garlenick, John Gwennap Dennis Moore esq. J.P. see Place, John Samuel Spry esq. J.P. see St. Anthony-in- Creed................................................................ 82 Roselan d. • . • . • 2 1 Glynn, Col. Edward St. Aubyn n.L., J.P. seeCardinham 67 Polcarne, Mrs. John Coode, see St. Austell.. ............... 23 Gonvena, Col. Chas.Fredc. A. Turnbull, see Wadebridge 358 Polkyth, Edmund Carlyon esq. see St. Austell .. ......... 23 Great Wood, John Gregory Bond esq. see Mylor ......... 234 Polpier,Charles Walker Monro Grier esq. see Mevagissey 222 Grove hill, Robert :Fox esq. see Falmouth .................. xoo Polwhele, Thomas Roxburgh Polwhele esq. M.A., n.L., Harlyn house, Thomas Hellyar esq. see St. Merryn ...... 221 J. P. see St. Clement Rural .. ... ........... .... ...... ... ...... 72 Hatt, Heugh S. Symons esq. see Botus Fleming .... .... 45 Pond-dhu, Misses Coode, see St. Austell ... ............... 23 Heligan,JohnClaude Lewis Tremayne esq.J. P.see St. Ewe 97 Ponsandane, Richard l<'oster Bolitho esq. see Penzance ... 265 Hexworthy, Ralph Baron Rogers esq. see Lawhitton PortEliot,Earl of St. Germans D.L.,J.P. see St. Germans u8 Rural . .• . .. • . I 83 Porthgwidden, William Hugh Spottiswoode esq. see Kenegie, Lt.-Col. Otbo Glynn Bolitho, see Gulval ...... 125 St. ~"'eock . .. .. •. ..• . .• I 1 I Killagorden, Mrs. Tomn, see St. Clement Rural ....... .. 72 Porthpean house, George Tallack Petherick esq. J.P. see Killiganonn, John l\Iesser Bennetts esq. see St. Feock .. Ill St. Austell ........................................................• Killiow ,John Claude Daubuz esq.M.A.oxon. D. L., J. P. see Prideaux, Col. Sir Colman Battie Rashleigh hart. D.L., Kea.................................................................. 155 l.P. see I~uxulyan .............................................. 200 .
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