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TRADES. FAR 447 Facey John, Church Town, Lanreath, Freethy James, Eglosmerther, Merthyr Geake :Mrs CORNWALL.] TRADES. FAR 447 Facey John, Church town, Lanreath, Freethy James, Eglosmerther, Merthyr Geake :Mrs. Mary Jane, Downgate: Duloe S.O Probus 8.0 · Stoke Climsland, Callington S.O · Facy Jn. Martin, Rockwell,St.Stephen's, Freethy John Sowanna, Gunwalloe, Geake R. Downgate, Stoke Climsland Launceston Cury 8.0 Callington S.O Facy Peter, Forda, Lanteglos-by-Camel- FreethyR.Newton, Cnby,GrampoundRd Geake William, Oaklands, Stoke Clims- ford, Camelford S. 0 Freethy William, Burnow, Cury S. 0 land, Callington S. 0 . Faun Alfd. T. Trevoll and, Gram poundRd FrenchE. Goose hill, Advent, Camlfrd. S. 0 J-eake William, 'l'rewidland, Liskeard Faull J. Trewennack, ''V endron, Helston French Gerrance, Bath platt, Davidstow, George Hannibal, Garrow, MullionS. 0 Faull Wm. Oatneld, Crowan, Camborne Camelford S.O George Henry, Nanfan, Cury S.O Faull Wm. 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Hendra, Menheniot, Garland George William, Peake, Cara- Gilbert Daniel, Bywood, Pensilva,Liskrd Liskeard don town,Linkinhorne, Callington S. 0 Gilbert Frank, Higher Dawshouse,South Ford Waiter John, High Barns, Little1Garland John, Bridge, Redruth Petherwin, Launceston Petherick, St. Issey S. 0 Garland Perry Harolcl, Kearnach Gilbert Frederick Kerrow, Treverbyn, Ford Wm. Little Laniley, St. Clement, Towans, Phillack, Hayle St. Austell · Truro Gartrell Rchd. Keigwin, Pendeen S.O Gilbert G.H.Erisey,Ruan Major,Helstou Ford W. Tregartha, Menheniot, Liskeard Gartrell Thomas, Pitt, Stoke Climsland, GilbertJn. Hy. Trevorian,Breage,Helston Ford William, Tregears, St. Stephen's- Callington S.O Gilbert Lewis, Didclies, Stratton S.O in-Brannell, Grampound Road Gatley Henry, Roswastis, St. Columb Gilbert Nathaniel, Wanson, Pound- Ford William, Tregolds,LittlePetherick, Major S.O stock, Bude S.O St. lssey S.O Gatley James, Burlawn Tregoose, St. Gilbert Philip, Mawgan-in-Pyclar, St. Ford Wm. 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