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Trades. Leg 491 Lamp & Oil Dealers CORNWALL.] TRADES. LEG 491 LAMP & OIL DEALERS. PainterWm.George(toLordSt.Levan), LEAD MERCHANTS. Bennett Richard, Cawsand, Plymouth St. Michael's_Mount, Marazion,_S._O Martyn Symons & Co. Limi•ed, Brad- Broadley Geo.W.s Clifton pi. Falmouth Pryor Athanasms (to J. C. \\illtams ford's quay, Wadebridge S.O Bunt Danie:,Fair st.St.ColumbMajorS 0 esq. ), Burncoose, Perran Well S.O · Jones Chas. Hy. Tower st. Launceston Ratcliffe Albert Edward, Cross street, LEAD WINDOW MAKER. Ware Alfd. St. Blazey, Par Station S.O ,., Helston Stevens Thomas, Durbania, Godolphir11 WhiteT.C.Wellingtonpl.Prthleven.Hlstn :;andercock John (to the Earl of Mount Cross, Helston Edgcumbe), Maker, Plymouth :;angwin William (to C. D. Gilbert esq. ), LEATHER CUTTER. LAND AGENTS. Trelissick, St. Feock, Truro Kneebone Wm. Thos. Meneage st. HelstEl See Agents-Land, House & Estate. Shuker Frederick William (to John Williams esq. ), Tolgullow,Scorrier S.O LEATHER DRESSER. Somerset l<'itzroy John Henry (to J. B. Bosence B. (;. II Alverton ter. Penzance- LAND & BUILDING Fortescue esq. ), The Stewardry, & Alverton, Madron, Hea Moor :-1.0 SOCIETIES. Boconnoc, Lostwithiel S. 0 C 11 p t B "Id" S . t Symons Wm. (to Lord Wharncliffe), LEATHER MERCHANTS. 0(~~) (W e~m~ne~l km u)g ~~e Y Polkerr house, Tintagel S.O [a" Full lists of this trade in stre:t, Tr~r~ as a e, sec. '3I tver Thomas Henry (to J. Scohell Armstrong, United Ki_ngdorn, see Leath~r· ~ 1 th D" t · t B "Id" (S T esq. ), Sancreed, St. Buryan Trades Directory. Price 25s.J F a.tnou IS nc ut mg 8 oc. re- Th J ( h H I d J\if Bl k W"ll" C l d S 0 sirlder, sec.), 12 Church st. Falmouth o~:"'s a~es tot e on. ,a y. _ary an I tarn, ame for '. Launceston Land & Bmlding Co. Lim. Vtnan, til~ Colman B. Rashle1~h, Render Thomas Bro~kes & Son, Kensey (The) (W, H. R. Atkins, sec.), Church hart. We~t s estate, Mrs. M. E. Ed- , Vale tannery, St. 1homas,Launcest::m street Launceston ward-Colhns, the Were estate & Nancarrow Thomas & Sons, Bul'l'atoll ' others, & hon. correspondent to the Coombe, Burraton, Saltash Board of Agriculture), Tregays, St. Wellington Ahraham & Sou, Victoria.. LAND STEWARDS. Winnow, Lostwithiel S. 0 place, Truro Allix Charles I. L. (to the Earl of St. VercJe Henry (to W. C. Pendarves LEATHER SELLERS. GermaRs, D.L., J.P. ), St. Germans S.O esq. ), Treslothan, Camborne • Bray Wm. (to H. E. S. Holt, esq. ), Webster Alexander M. (for Duchy of Alien Benjamin, 35 River street, Truro- Ogbeare frm.N.Tamerton,Holsworthy Cornwall)~ Masonic Hall; offices, The Bur_n Elias, 6 Market hill, St. Anstell Canning Joseph Cornish (to Francis ~arade, ~1skeard . Corm r _B. 18 Chapel street, ~edruth Buller-Howell esq.) Pont Lanteglos Wdcocks Rwhard Elworthy (to Francts Cox \\tllHJ.m, Church street, L1skeard FoweyS.O ' ' ' ' RashleighRoddesq.J.P.)_,Estateoffice, Nancarrow Michael, 15, New B1·idge Collms Horace W. (to Lord Clinton), Trebartha hall, North Htll, Launcestn street, Truro Cl in ton road Redruth Rowe Jn. Hrbt.78Market Jew st. Penznc- Couch Richard' (to exors. of the late H. LAND SURVEYORS. P. Leschallas, esq.), Boscastle S.O Benson R. A. F.S.I. Lux cross, .l.oiskeard LEGAL LIST. Crewes James }''rancis (to Mrs. H. DaweJ. Trevadlock,Lewannick,Launcstn Johnstone, Trewithen & Mrs. C. H. Hancock & Sons, Sydney place, St. Barristers. Hawkins, Golden & the Hon. John Austell. See advert Glanville Reg. Carew, 53 Lemon street.. Boscawen Tregye) Strangways ter- Mackenzie Hector I. Granville Estate Truro. race, Tru~o ' office, Bude S.O Savary Dalzell T. 6 Florence terrace,. Derry Thomas (to Edmund Backhouse, LANDSCAPE GARDENERS Falmouth esq. J, P. ),Trebah, Constantine,Penryn B tt Tb S tto 0 . S.O arre omas, tra n sR Notaries-Public Fell Percy Oates (to the Earl of Kim- Lowday John, Porthpean_, d. Austell Uorlase W. H. 58 Morrab rd. Penza:nce berley) Manor offices, Arwenack, Thomas W. Bush, Poughtll, Bude S.O Bullmore Ernest, 42 Church st. Falrntll Falmouth Treseder & Co. Moresk & Market house, Chilcott Gilbert H. St. Marv's st. Truro Fraser James (to Viscount Falmouth ~rur? Cowlard Chris. L. Exeter st. Launcestlb D.L., J.P.), Tregothnan, St. Michael, Wills Rtehard, Stratton S.O Fox Wilson Lloyd,so Arwenack street,.. Penkivel, Probus S.O LATH MERCHANTS Falmouth Gilbert Jn. (to Major-Gen. Sir Reginald y· . & S (J p T k . t) Graham William John, Menacuddle st- Pole-Carew), Trevol, Torpoint S.O ~~~~~e S ~ns · · regas es, agen · ' _St. Austell & 1<'-?re st. Fowey, S.O Graver Wm. J. (to Edward Mucklow, · Htgman H. W. Htgh Cross st.St. Austelt esq. J, P.); estate office, Bangors, LATHE & TOOL MANUFRS. Jenkins George Apple by, 28 Bosc twen. Poundstock,Bude S.O.& at Whitstone M d ... T P street, Truro ; The Square, Penryn. au - urner, erseverance S 0 h t t F' 1 H ancock G eorge Coul ter ( to Mrs. P eter k G"bb tt t t H . ., • . & 39 Ch urc s ree , a mouth 5 1 8 11 & others), The Manor office, St. Agnes, ~C:: 11 M d eT ree H ~., a~.: Kerby William, Quay street, Truro ScorrierS.O N au urner, a 1 1 ax, MiltonJohnPenn,31Clarencest.Penl'.ance Hancock William Thomas (to T, R. T 67 Nalder Frederick,7 Pydar street, Truro- Bolttho), Greenbank road, Liskeard LAUNDRIES. & Wood Lane crescent, Falmouth Haw ken Herbert G. T. (to Mrs. Isabella Boase & Gibson, New street, Penzance Sharpe Wallace Wm.. Jessopp, so Ar-· Grylls, of Lewarne & Mrs. Cocks, of Bude Sanitary Steam Laundry (Arthur weuack st. Falmouth Treverb>'n Vean); office, Greenbank Venning, proprietor), Bude S.O Symons Richard. J. E. Wadebridge S.O. road, Ltskeard Camborne Laundry Co. Lim. (Thos.Hy. & (saturdays only) North quay, Pad- Hoare James (to Sir Lewis W. Moles- Rewe, sec.), Market pl. Camborne stow S.O worth, bart. D.L., J.P.), Trelasker, Crabb Miss Annie, Castlecot.Esplanade, Terrill Wm. John,Broad st. Penryn S.O Cornelly, Grampound Road Fowey S.O Tresidder William Tolmie, Street-an­ Hocking R. Tellam (to C. G. Prideaux- Eddy Mrs. Sophia, 2 Sandhurst terrace, pol, St. Ives Brune esq. D.r.., J.P.), Padstow S.O Kenwyn road, Truro · Bogbin Priestley (to F. G. Enys, esq. Falmouth & District Sanitary Steam Solicitors. D.T•. , J.P.), St. Gluvias, Penryn S.O Laundry & Carpet Beating Co. The :Marked thus "' are Commissioners to A<l· Jeffry John (to H. H. Williams, esq. ), Praze, Penryn S.O.; 23 Church street, minister Oaths in the Supreme Court of The Knoll, St. Clement, Truro Falmouth ; East street & Town beach, Judicature. Jenkin S. W.& Son(for Viscount Clifden, Newquay & 37 River strC'et, Truro *Adams Art.h. Elford,31 Lemon st. TrurO> of Lanhydrock), The Parade,Liskeard Fidler James, Tintagel S.O *Archer Addis Edward (firm, Smith, Letcher Thomas Henry (to Lords of St. HiC'k William, Green bank, Fdhnouth Paul & Archer), 2 Princes st. Truro Day, Carharrack & others), St. Day, Jago Mrs. Jane, Bull hill, Fowey S.O Bawden A. C. Tregenna hill, St. Ives. Scorrier S.O JohnsMrs.MaryJ.7 Beacon rd.Newquay *Bennett!;l John Messer, 7 Princes st. • Lewarne John (to Viscount C!ifden), Moon Wm. St. Blazey, Par Station S.O Truro & Albert quay, Fowey S. 0 , Newton, Lanhydrock, Podmin Partsh Mrs. Betsy, Stratton S.O *Biatchford William Tucker, StrattoD> Llewellyn Thomas Evan Llewellyn (to Pascoe William J. Windmill, Launcestn S.O. & Bude & Holsworthy S.O T. Robins Bolitho esq.), Nanceglos, Phillips Mrs. Nannie, Marazion S.O Blight John Peter, Callington S.O Madron, Hea Moor S.O Robinson Miss E.57 Killigrew st.Falmt.h *Boase Edward,Savings Bank buildings,. Maggs Chas. B. (toT. A.Smith-Dorrien- Sutton Timothy, 55, }<,ore st. Saltash Parade street, Penzance; Hayle &. Smith esq. ), Star castle, St. Mary's, Symons R. H. Clerkenwater, Helland, Street-an-pol, St. Ives Penzance Bodmin Borlase & Venning, 58 Morrab road,. Mitchell John (to C. E. Treffry esq. ), Thomson W. Tywardreath, Par Station Penzance Estate office, Lostwithiel st.Fowey S.O S.O *Borlase W. H. (firm, Borlase & Ven- Paddon John (to the Earl of Mount Truro Steam Laundry (Tonkin & Vin- ning), 58 Morrab road, Penzance Edgcumbe), Cotehele house, Calstock cent, proprs. ), 92 Pydar street, Truro Bray George Skewes, Station hill~ Weston Jas. Kilkhampton, Bude S.O Redruth; & Lannarth, Redruth .
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