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Cornwall. Run 379 COURT DIRECTORY.] CORNWALL. RUN 379 Roberts )liss, The Grove, Cargreen, Rogers Joseph J.P. Glanserth, TrurQ Row Miss, 28 Fore st. Lostwithiel Hatt R.S.O Rogers Miss, Belle vue, Hayle Row Mrs. 28 Fore st. Lostwithiel Roberts Misses, Pool, Cam Brea R.S.O Roger& Miss,Boisdale,North rd.Saltash Row J\irs. Perranwell, Perranwell Sta- Roberts ~lrs. Bellevue villa., Fore st. Rogel'ls Miss, Mount Folly sq. Bodmin tion R.S.O Polruan, Fowey R.S.O Rogers :Misses, I South par. Penzance Rowe Rev. Thomas, Pads tow R. S.O Roberts :Mrs. Cliff house, West street, Rogers Mrs. 4 Frobisher ter. Falmth Rowe Daniel, Albany rood, Redrutb Polruan, Fowey R.S.O Rogers MrS'. Kimberley house, I Kim- Rowe Herbt. 3 West End ter. Penryn Roberts :\lrs. I5 Morra.b pi. Penzance berley place, Falmouth Rowe J. R. Grove, Flushing, Falmth HobertSI ~Irs. Paul hill, .Newlyn,Pnznce Rogers Mrs. Mt. Ha.wke,ScorrierR.~.O Rowe J. R. Tregew,Flushing,Falmouth Roberts Mrs. Portscatho U.S.O Rogers Mrs. Io Park ter. Falmouth Rowe Jas. Chacewater, Scorrier R.S.O Rowe James, Chvnanca vale, St. Le- Robcrts Mrs. Pound street, Liskeard Roger;; ~1rs. I3 St. Mary's ter.Penznc • Rob~rh Mrs.I5 'l'revethian ter.Falmth EDgers Mrs.• Tohn Jope, Lamorva, van, 'I'reen R. S. 0 Roberts Mrs. I9 Union place, Trnro \Voodlane .crescent, Falmonth Rowe James, 8 Lanoweth rd. Penzance­ Roberts :Mrs.J.19 Middle ter.Fa.lmouth Rogers Mrs. Regina.ld, Ca~rw.,.;inion, Rowe James, 'Vest Holme, Pendarves Roberts Mrs. Richa11d, Grove, Lan- Mawnan, Falmouth road, Cam borne dulph, Hatt J,t.S.O Rogers Mrs. \Vm. Pena.lverne, Wood- Rowe John, Argyle,The Minney,PenznC' Roberts Peter, ·12 Bar ter. Falmouth lane, Falmouth Rowe John, II Drump terrace, Tre­ Ruberls S. Laniley, St. Clement,Truro Rogers Ralph Baron, Lower Hex- leigh, Redruth Roberts Samuel, Bank house, Church worthy, Lawnitton, I.aunceston Rowe John, Lafrowda terrace, St.Just- street, St. .Anstell Roger~; Reginald N.Tremedden,Falmth in-I'en with R. S. 0 Roberts Sl. 48 Kimberley rd. Falmouth RogerS> Samuel, IO Cambridge terrace, Rowe John• 6 Penrose ter. Penzanca Roberts Simon, 3 Upland ter. Falmtb Torpoint, Devonport Rowe Jn. Herbt.4o Tolver rd.Penzance­ Roberts Thos. Rock, Withiel, Bodmin Rogers Willia.m M.D., R.:Y. 2 Lynwood Rowe Joseph, 17 Alma. ter. Penzance Roberts W . .')I Richmond hill, Truro villas, Saltash Rowe .Tosiah, 2 Lambart villas, Tehidy Roberts. \Villiam, Bella Vista, Perran- Rollason \Villiam .Alfred, White hous~, road, Cambome Porth R. S. 0 Fairmantle street, Truro Rowe Miss, II North parade, Penzanc& Roberts· William, Gulval cross, Gulval, Rooke Rev. \Villiam :YI.A.. 4 Cam- Rowe Mrs. Tiodriggy, Hayle Penzance bridge place, Falmouth · Rowe Mrs. Devoran R.S.O Robertson Mrs. Priory cottage, Ty· Rooke .Tohn, Carew house, St. Dav, Rowe Mrs. Harbour View terrace. wardreath, Parr ·.Station R.S.O Scorrier R.S.O · Fowey R.S.O Robins Fredk. I9 Tolver rd. Penzance Rooke John Philip, Perran wharf, Per- Rowe Mrs. Meneage road, Helston Robins J. Tregear, Grampound Road rranwell Station R.S.O Rowe Mrs. l\{ount Pleasant house. Robins l\Irs. Hotel road, St . .Austell Ro~corla Lakes, The Elms, Madron, Bodmin hill, Lostwithiel Robins N.Whiterock, Wadebrdg.R.S.O Penzance Rowe Mrs. Sea. view, Mount Ambrose,.. Robins Nicbolas, Church st. Falmouth Rose \Villiam, I Colchester villas,Fal- Redruth Robinson Rev. George B.A.. Lanherne mouth road, 'l'ruro Rowe Mr~. E. Penlu, Tuckingmill. view, St. Colomb Major R.S.O Rosevear F. A.ylmer pl. St. Austell Camborne Robinson A.. 23 \Yodehouse ter.Falmth Rosevear Mrs. South st. St. A.ustell RoweMrs.Jonathan,.Adelaide ter. Truro­ Robinson George Potter A.T'.toine, 20 Rosevear Thos. P. Fore st. Camelford Rowe Mrs. Richard, Roskear villas, Regent terrace, Penzance Roseveare Hy. Woodstock vil. Salta.•l-. Tucking-mill, Camhorne Rohinson H.H. Higher Talland,St.Ives HosevPare J. H. Tangier, Lostwithiel Rowe R. jun. r5 St. George's rd. Truro­ Robinson H. T. BPacon hl. Cambmne Roseveare Mrs. Collingwood cottage, Rowe R. C. I.') Budock ter. Falmouth Rodd Francis Rashleigh J.P. 'rrebar- .Albert road, Saltash Rowe Richard H. Ceylon house, Tol- <; carne, N ewlyn, l'enzance tha hall, North hill, Launceston Roseveare Mrs. • Windsor ter. Saltash Rodu Mrs. Pendennis, ~It.WisP,Newqy Roseveare T. r TrPmeddan ter.Liskrd Rowe S. I Dolphin ter. Fowey H. S. 0 Rodd Mrs. Tremayne, 2 \Voodlane Rosewall George Benn~tt, 27 The Ter- Rowe Sampson T. Trecarrel, Redruta crescent, Falmouth ra.ce, St. Ives H.owe Thomas, North hill, Chacewater,.. Rodda Frederick, Indedon villa, Tre- Rosewall J. Hellesvean, St. Ives Scorrier R.S.O withen road, Penzance Rosewarne David Davey, Doubletrees, Rowe Thomas Penrose, Cape Cornwall Rodda Jas. H. 15 Alma ter. Penzance St. Blazey Gate, Par Station R.S.O . street, St. Just-in-Penwith R.S.O Rodda Richd. ro \Vest end, Redruth Rosewarne Hy. 13 Strattmr ter. Truro Rowe \Villiam, 2f) A.lma ter. Penzance­ Rodda. Stephen J. Trythogga, Gulval, Rosewarne Henry, 4 Trennick rd. TrurG H.owe William, R Bond st. Redruth Penzance Roseware Mrs. I .Albert vils. Penzance Rowe William, Champion house,Mabe .. Rodda Thomas, 6 Tolver rd. Penzance Rosewarne :Mrs. l\iillbrook ho. Havlc Penryn Dodda IV. H. S Cornwall ter.Penzance Rosewarne Roseveare, Pare T)·e, Rowe William, Fore street, Bodmin Roddo J. View vil. .Albaston.Tavistock Gwinear, Hayle Rowe \Villiam, St. Nectan's, Poug!lm,. Roe Rev. Henry, I6 Trenwith terrace, Rosewarm~ Wm. Leeds Town, Ha.-Ie Bnde R.S.O St. Ives Rosewarne Wm. Ernest, Hillside.Havle Rowe Wil]jam, Tehidy road, Cambo:::ne­ Roe Rev. Robert James M . .A., J.P. Roskelley Jsph. r5 Harrison ter.Truro Rowe Wm. Wellington rrl. Cam'horne Rectory & Jetwells, Lanteglos-by- Roskelly Jspb. Commercial road,Hayle Rowe William E. Sunnybank, Porth~ Cameliord, Camelford Roskelly Miss, 2 Derebam ter. Truro !even, Helston Roe Rev. Samuel Henry Farwell,Rec- Roskilley Richard Kent, 6 Huller's' ter- Rowe Wm. F. Angle ho. St . .Austell tory, St. Michael Penkivel, Probus race, Treleigh, Redruth Rowe William Francis, Cliff houser R.S.O Roskilly William, Sunnyside, Coverack, The Cliff, Penzance Rogers Capt. Henry, Trevelga. house, St. Keverne R.S.O Rowe W. J. 53 St. J ames st. Penzance St. Columv Minor R.S.O Roskrow Mrs. 4I .Albany rd. Redruth Rowett Miss, Sunnyside,PolperroR. S. 0 Rogers Capt. John Peverell R.A., J.P. Hosluow Mrs. 13 Bond ~t. Redruth Rowling John, Porthpea.n, St • .Austflll Penrose, Porthleven, Helston Hoskrow T. Osaka,Cl1ntcn rd.Redruth Rows C. Tresprison, Wendron,HelRton Rogers Rev. CharleS' Fursdon M . .A. Roskruge Mrs. .Annie, The Cott-age, Rows R. G., J.P. Church st. Helston Vicarage, Chapel street, Penzance Church tDwn, St. Keverne R.S.O Rowse Rev. David, Bridge, St. Colnmb- Rogers Rev. E. Castle st. Liskeard Roskruge Edward, Churchtown, St. Major R.S.O Rogers Rev. Enys Henry M . .A. The Keverne R.S.O Rowse Henry Jenkin J.P. Carworg:e,. Vicarage, Herodsfoot, Liskeard Roskruo-a Thomas Francis ' 'I'renrthick , St. Colnmb Major R.S.O Rogers Rev. John Henry l\L.A. Vicar- · 1Vendron,.. Helston Rowse Isaac, Rosemundy St. A.gnes .. age, Pendcen R.S.O Rosling Charles Douglas B . .A. St. Ste- Scorrier R.S.O Rogers Rev. Canon Saltren l\L.A. '!'res- pben's, Launceston Rowse Miss, St. Tudy R.S.O leigh, St. Austell Ross Rev. George Gould ~I..A., D.C.L. Rowse Mrs. Union hill, St. Coiumb. Rogers Rev. 'VilLiam Fredk. Charles, Rectorv, Michaelstow, Camelford Major R.S.O The Vicarage, Sithney, Helston Ross ~fr;. Fairholm,Clinton rd.Redrth Rudall Rev. Alfred M.A. St. .!gnes,. Rogers .Alfd.Boslowick,Budock, Falmtb Rossiter Gabriel, 5 North par.Penznce Scorrier R.S. 0 Rogers Arthur, Pillmcrc,St. Stephens- Hough John, Chapel st. Camborne Hnle Cha/I'les V. 6 Vivian ter. Trmo. by-Saltash Rangier Mrs. The Grange, Minney, Rule James, Troon, Camborne Rogers C. H. 6 Cambridge pl. Falmth Penzance Rule Mrs. Callington R. S. 0 Rogers Edward Powys, BurncoGse ho. Rouncefield Danl. Talland, St. Ives Rule Mrs. I Park view, Hayle Perranwell R.S.O Rouncefield Wm. Talland, St. Ives Rule Hd. I Trelawney villas, SaHasb Rogers George Wade, Golden bank, Ronnsevell Miss, Bossiney, Tintagel Rule William H. 71tfanley ter.Liskeard Budock, Falmonth R.S.O Rundell Robert, Par green, Par, Pal'" Rogers H. Montagne, Nansloe, Helston Rousby Mrs. St. Nectan's glen, Tin- Station R.S.O Rogers John, Clease house, Camelford tagel R.S.O Hundle Rev. Henry, Padsto-w R.S.O Rogers John, Quay hill, Penryn Row Edwd. Nicholas, Porthallow, St. Rnndle Rev. Samuel, jun. M.A. Yica!"­ Rogers John A.. Church town, Gwin- Keverne R.S.O age, Godolphin, Helston ear, Hayle .
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