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CORNWALL. [KELLY's Local 972 P.ADSTOW. CORNWALL. [KELLY'S LOCAl. BOARD. Padstow Harbour Association, Rev. Richard Tyacke M.A. Offices, Church street. Board day last Tuesday in every Robert Langford, secretary month at 6 p.m Public Roon"tS, Chapel street, Charles Allport, secretary Members. PUBLIC OFFICERS :- James Vivian (chairman) Waiter Knight .A.~sessor ~ Collector of Taxes, J ames Nicholls, Duke street Charles Allport Charles Matthews Assistant Overseer, John Francis Clemow, South quay Frank Bray John Reynolds Clerk to the Bur-ial Board, Henry Harding, Lanadwell st Francis Brewer John Sleeman Collector of Customs, Edwin Kempe Faull, South quay Henry James Champion I Medical Officer et Public V accinator, No. 2 District, St. Clerk~ Collector, William Henry Pope, Church street Columb Major Union, Henry Fredk. Marley, The Nook ..lfedical Officer of Health, Henry Frederick Mayler Sub-Commissioners of Pilotage, Samuel Allport, Edwin L.R.C.P.LOnd. The Nook Kempe Faull & C. Glynn Prideaux-Brune esqrs SuMJeyor et Inspector of Nuisances, John Francis Clemow Pilots, William Henwood, James Reevely, Thomas Henry VIcE-CoNsuLs &c. :- Edyvane, George Stone, Richard Old & David Grubb Austria et Hu11ffary, John Mathews (consular agent), SCHOOLS:- Penzance A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873 ; John Denmark, Robert Langford (consular agent) Francis Clemow, clerk to the board Germany, Robert Langford (vice-consul), North quay Bom·d, erected in 1876 at a cost of £3,000, for 400 children, Spain, W. Rowe (vice-consul), Stratton average attendance, 300 ; Frederick George Hardy, Sweden cf Xorway ,RobertLangford( vice-consul) ,North quay master; Miss Harriett Hughes, mistress; Miss Elizabeth INSURANCE AGENTS :- Campbell, infants' mistress . West of England Marine Insurance Clubs, S. Allport, PLACES OF "\\'ORSHIP, with times of services:- secretary St. Petrock Church, Rev. Richard Tyacke B.A. vicar; 11 a.m. Lancashire, Bray, Northcott & Co & 6 p.m.; wed. at 7 p.m Lloyd's Shipping, Langford & Son Bible Christian Chapel, Rev. William Hawker, minister; Sun Fire, R. Langford 10.45 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; fri. at 7 p.m West of England, J. Clemow & Nicholls Wesleyan Chapel, Rev. George Balderstone, minister; PuBLIC EsTABLISHMENTS:- 10.45 a. m. & 6 p.m.; mon. at 7 p.m Cemetery, Henry Harding, clerk to the burial board CONVEYANCE (LAND) TO W ADEBRIDGE & BODMIN :- Coast Guard, William Daw, chief officer Wilts omnibus, 8 a.m. & 3 p.m. with mails & passengers; Custom House, South quay, Edwin Kempe Faull, superin­ also one at 6 a.m.; ' Town arms ' omnibus from Hhip tendent; John Russell Beatt, tidewaiter hotel 8 a. m.; these are daily, returning (mail at 9 a. m. & 5 Duke of Cornwall's ( ISt) Artillery Volunteers, William p.m.) & also at 9·45 p.m Henry Martyn, captain; Thomas Hawken, first lieutenant CONVF.YANCE BY WATER TO :- Harbour Master's Office, North quay, Samuel Allport, lLFRACOMBE, SwANSEA & BRISTOL- Steam packets harbour master fortnightly Inland Revenue Office, held at the Ship inn, William Henry WADEBRIDGE-A boat daily, according to tide Bateman, officer CARRIERS TO:- Local Lffeboat Committee, C. G. Prideaux-Brune esq, chair­ ST. CoLUMB-John Carlyle, .from his house, mon. & fri. man; William Bishop esq Charles Rawle,Sussex Langford, returns following days ; also on thurs. returning Samuel Allport, Robert Langford, Robert Boyd Key, same day honorary secretary TRURO-J ohn Carlyle, same days (excepting thurs) PRIVA'l'E RESIDENTS. Griffin Mrs. High street Nicholls James, Church street Allport Samuel, Cross street Hawken Rev.William [Bible Christian], Prideaux-Brune Charles Glynn D.L., Allport William Sandford,Fentonluna la New street J.P. Prideaux place Balderstone Rev. George [Wesleyan] Isabel Rev. John[curate],St.Saviour'sla, Rawlings Miss, New street Biddick George, Tre,·ona Key Robert Boyd, Cross street Seaton Thomas Langford, South quay Bishop William, St. Edmund's Knight Waiter, Mill street Tredwen Mrs. Cross house Bradford Mrs. High street Knight William, Dennis lane Tremain Thomas, Dennis house Cowl Mrs. New street Langford Robert, St. Saviour's lane Tyacke Rev. Richard B.A. Vicarage Faull Edwin Kempe, High street Marley Henry Frederick, The Nook Vivian James, High street COMMERCIAL. I Cowl John & Sons, ship builders & general merchants,masts, Allport Charles, sail & rope maker, Lower dock spar & block makers &c. Smithery Lower dock. See advt Allport Mary Jane (Miss), stationer, Market place Davies Thomas, carpenter, l\iiddle street Allport Samuel, ship broker & harbour master, North quay Derrick William, builder & house furnisher, Middle street All port William Sandford, ship broker &c. North quay Deygua Thomas Whitford, farmer, St. Cadoc Bate Samuel, refreshment house, Duke street Duke of C01·nwall's (ISt) Artillery Volunteers (William Bate Thomas, blacksmith, Windmill Henry Martyn, captain) Bate "William, Caledonia inn, South quay East Cornwall Bank (branch of) (Samuel Allport, agent); Beatt John Russell, tidewaiter, Punion draw on Williams, Deacon & Co. London Bellamy Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, Broad street Edgware Thomas Henry, pilot Betties William, Golden Lion, & brewer, Lanadwell street Edyvane Mary (Mrs.), marine store dealer, South quay Blake Peter, boot & shoe maker, Mill street England Robert John, steam packet, agent, North quay Blarney Joseph Augustus, farmer, Treator Faull Edwin Kempe, collector of customs, South quay Bray, Northcott & Co. corn & seed & general merchants, Faull William, basket maker, North quay · South quay; & at Truro. See advertisement Foley Maria (Mrs.), Ship inn, Mill street Brewer Vivian, farmer, Trethellick Geach Eleanor (Miss), day school Brewer "\\'illiam, jobmaster, New street Griffiths Evan, chemist & druggist, Broad street Brewer William, flour dealer, Lanadwellstreet Grigg Robert, farmer & shopkeeper, South quay Brown William, postmaster, & correspondent to the 'Ship- Grubb David, pilot ping & Mercantile Gazette,' Duke street Harding Henry,stationer & clerk to the burial board, Lanad- Burt Francis, coal merchant well street Cemetery (Henry Harding, clerk to the burial board) Hanrey Nancy (Miss), shopkeeper, Cross street Champion Henry John, farmer, Trevona Harvey Richard, ship owner, Cross street Champion Louisa (Mrs.), butcher, Mill street Henwood Thomas, butcher & farmer, Broad street Chapman Anna Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Lellizzick Henwood William, pilot Clemow & Son, merchants, drapers & grocers, Broad st Hicks Joseph, draper & grocer, Broad street Clemow John Francis, assistant overseer, inspector & sur- Hicks John, London inn, Market piace veyor to local board, & to the St. Columb rural sanitary Hornabrook Thomas, blacksmith, Broad street authority & clerk to Padstow & St. Merryn school boards, Hocking William, steward to C. G. Prideaux-Brune esq South quay Hutchings John, tug boat owner, Workhouse hill Coast Guard (William Daw, chief officer) Inland Revenue Office (William Henry Bateman, officer) Cock Sylvia (Miss), shopkeeper, Market place Jay Richard, marine store dealer, South quay Courtenay & Martin, builders, ironmongers & building Key James, farmer & wood dealer materials, Middle street . Langford Robert & Son, timber, coal & general merchants, Courtenay Emily (Miss), shopkeeper, Middle street Lloyd's agents, ship & insurance agents, vice consuls for Courtenay John, sail maker, South quay l the German Empire &c. &c. North quay. See advert • .
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