COLAN. [CORNWALL.] Miles to the North-East Oftruro
DIRECTORY.) 731 COLAN. [CORNWALL.] miles to the north-east ofTruro. Bodrean, the seat of Arthur MALP As is distant 2! miles from Truro. Shipbuilding is Champion Phillips Will yams, esq., J' .P ., is pleasantly situate here carried on. A large number of coins of Severus, in this parish, about 3 miles from Truro. Rosedale, the Valerian, and other Roman Emperors, was discovered near residence of P. S. Tom, esq., is situated here, about 1! to this spot. miles from Truro. Lanelly is the residence of Nicholas ParU!h Clerk, William Trewhela. Odgers, esq. Mrs. Vivian, of Pencalenick, is lady of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is inclined to clay. Letters through Truro, which is the nearest money order The chief crops are corn, turnips, and partly pasture. The office. At Mal pas is a receiving office, John Richards, acreage is 3,494 ; gross estimated rental, .£13,344; rateable receiver. Letters received at 8.20 a. m. ; dispatched same value, £10,874; and the population in 1871 was 3,575, of time which 2,875 are in Truro. Schools. Elizabeth Vandersluis, mistress PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cornish Elizabeth Jane (Miss), dress Mason John, farmer, Menadews Moor Rev. Alien Page, M.A. [vicar] maker, Bodrean lodge Michael Chas. farmer, Little Trennick Murphy John, Malpas Courts Joseph, farm bailiff to Thomas MichellRobert&Son, timber merchants, Odgers Nicholas, Lanelly Williams, esq. Ternance turnery & saw mills, Scawswater Polwhele Thos.Roxburgh,J.P.Polwhele Cragoe Albertus, farmer, Penhellick llurphy John, examining officer of Reynolds Lady, Penair Cragoe William, yeoman, Penhellick customs, Malpas Teague William, Pencalenick Davy William, farmer & rope maker, Olliver Edwd.
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