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CORNWALL.] FAR 960 (POST OFFICE Farmers-Continued . [CORNWALL.] FAR 960 (POST OFFICE FARMERs-continued. Trownson Samuel, Bojarrow, Mawgan- Tyack Wm. Trelissick, St. Erth, Hayle Trevail Joseph, Higher Menadue, in-Meneage, Helston Tyacke George, Herland cross, Godol- Luxulyan, Bodmin Trownson Sml. Penvearne, Cury,Helstn phin, Helston Trevail Reuben, Lower Menadue, Trownson Thomas, Mawgan bridge, Tyzzer Mrs. E. Pentuan, St. Austell Luxulyan, Bodmin 1\Iawgan-in-Menea!!'e, Helaton Tyzzer Richard, Treworten, Perran- Trevascus Henry, Carsawsen, Mylor Trownson Thomas, Mawgan-in-Mene- zabuloe, Truro bridge, Falmouth age, Helston UdyMrs.E.Trevillion,Luxnlyan,Bodmn Treveal P. Tredarrup, St.Neot, Liskeard TrudgenJ.Tremethick, Madron,Penznc Udy Thos. Bodwen, Luxulyan, Bodmin Trevallick E. Parade, St. Mary's,Scilly TrudgenW.Boswarthn.Mal!lron,Penznc Udy Thos. Corgay, Luxulyan, Bodmin Trevellick Stephen, Bryher, Scilly Trudgian Elisha, Crugwallance, St. Udy Wm. Conce, Luxnlyan, Bodmin Trevellick William, Rocky hill, St. Stephens-in-Branwell Udy William George, Higher Connon, Mary's, Scilly Trudgian John, Polgooth, St. Me wan, St. Pinnock, Liskeard Trevenan James, Lanescot, Tyward- St. Austell Uglow Jhn. Barn, Jacobstow, Strat.ton reath, Par Station Trudgian Richard, Treloweth, St. Uglow Nicholas, Mount Pleasant, Trevenen William & Henry, Skewes, Mewan, St. Austell Poughill, Stratton Crowan, Camborne Trudgian Samuel, Nanjeth, St. Ste- U~low S. Langdon, Jacobstow, Strattn Trevenen Henry, Treffry, Lanhydrock, phens-in-Branwell Uglow S. Langdon,Jacobstow, Stratton Bodmin Truran Mrs. Betsy ,Penstraze,Kea,Truro Uglow William, Treedarrup, Warbstow, Trevethan Michael, Mount, Perran- Truran W. H. Bezore, Kenwyn, Truro Lannceston zabuloe, Truro Truscott George, Court, St. Stephens- Uran John, Tregoning hill, Godolphin, Trevethan Thomas, Bennett's Keiroe, in-Branwell Helston St. Minver, Wadebridge Truscott Henry, Trelaver, St. Dennis, Uren Edmund, Fogue, Lelant, Hayle Trevillion Thomas, Kelley, St. Keyne, St. Austell Uren Francis, Westway, Lelant, Hayle Liskeard Truscott James, Trewithen, St. Ste- Uren John, Higher Bascrowan, Gulval, TrevithickJohn,Churchtown,Wendron, phens-in-Branwell Penzance Helston Truscott J. Barton, Lansalloes,Liskeard U reo John, Wheal Gilbert, Redruth Trewarne Henry, St. Paul, Penzance Truscott John, Fraddon, St. Enoder, Uren Mrs. Mary, Lannarth, Redruth TrewarneJ. Chyoon, St.Paul, Penzance Grampound Road Uren Thomas, Trelyon, St. Ives TreweekMrs.Ann, Lamertons, Kenwyn, Truscott J.Pentenvall,Roche,St.Austell Uren Tobias, Treleigh downs, Redruth Truro TruscottJohnOates,Triggabrown,Lan- Uren W. 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Riviere, Phillack, Hay le phens-in-Branwell Varcoe Thomas & James, Demelzer, St. TrewhellaJohn,Amalibria, Towednack, Truscott William, Creekavose, St. Ste- Wenn, Bodmin Penzance phens-in-Branwell Varcoe William & John, Carvinack, St. Trewhella John, Raftra, St. Levan, Truscott William, Ruthoes, St. Columb Enoder, Grampound Road Penzance Truscott William,St. Dennis,St.Austell Varcoe Caleb, Hallew, St. Stephens-in- TrewhellaJ. Tregeohorne,St. Erth, Hay le Truscott Wm. 'l'regattillion, St. Columb Bran well TrewhellaJ. Trenearth, Phillack, Hayle Truscott William, Trelioo, St. Step hens- VarcoeE.Roseweek,Treverbyn,St.Austll Trewhella Martin, Relubbus highway, in-Branwell Varcoe James, Hendre,Withiel, .Bodmin St. Hilary, Marazion Trythall William, Vellanoweth, Ludg- Varcoe J. Penrose, St. Dennis,St.Austell Trewhella Martin, Treneere, Madron, van, Penzance VarcoeJ.Gothers,St. Dennis,St.Austell Penzance Tubb H. Tredidon, St. Thomas,Launcstn Varcoe Jhn. 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Austell Mary, Stratton Tucker John, Kersbrook, Linkinhorne, Varcoe Richard, Treveza, St. Enoder, TrewinJ.Collery,Kilkhampton,Stratton Callington Grampound Road Trewin J ames, Thorn, Stratton Tucker J oseph, Gonabarn, St. Stepbens- Varcoe Robert, Resugga, St. Stephens- Trewin Samuel, Binhammy, Stratton in-Branwell in-Branwell TrewinThomas,WestBeriow,Northhill, Tucker Richard, Devoran Varcoe T. Harrows, Luxulyan, Bodmin Launceston Tucker R. Lestow, St. N eot, Liskeard Varcoe William, Restowrick,St. Dennis, Trezise J .Carnyorth,Pendeen,Penzance Tucker Richard Lesley, Coldrinnick, St. Austell TrickeyMark,Stowe,Kilkhmptn.Strattn Hilland, Bodmin Varcoe Wm. Trerank,Roche, St. Austell Tripconey G. Trevowas, Breage, Helston Tucker R. Prideaux, Luxulyan,Bodmin Veal David, Treviscar Great, St. Eval, Tripcony Barnet, Mehall mill, St. Tucker T.Kayrse, Treneglos, Launcestn St. Columb Keverne. 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