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Cornwall. [ Kelly S 7 1140 1UST-I~-PENWITH. CORNWALL. [ KELLY S Cornwall 1st (Duke of Cornwall's) Lawrey Thomas,shoe maker, Tregeseal Smith Mary (Mrs.), apartmnts.Fore st Volunteer Artillery,Western Division, Leathan Charles, farmer, Garland Stephens Thomas, grocer,Lafrowda ter Royal Artillery (9th Company) (Hon. Leggo John, shopkpr.Cape-Cornwall st Stephens William John, shopkeeper & Maj. Richard Thomas; R. G. Nes- LeggoRichard,butcher,Nancberrow ter refreshment rooms, Bank square bitt, lieut) Leggo Thom<ts, farmer, Nancherrow Stevens John (Mrs.), apartments, County Police Station (Charles Hill, Literary Institution (Edwin Trembath, Carallack terrace sergeant), Chapel street hon. sec.), Chapel street Thomas Archelaus,omnibus proprietor, Daniel Nicholas Charles, tinplate Maddern Richard, farmer, Trevegean Bosorne terrace worker & watch maker, Fore street Marks Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), draper, ll Thomas Henry, draper, Fore street DaveyNancy(Mrs.),shpkpr.Nancherrow Carallack terrace Thomas James, blacksmith, Angle sq Davey William, shopkeepr. Victoria row Marks William, mason, Carallack ter Thomas Jas.Hy. shoe maker, Market pl Eddy Benjamin, apartments & 'bus Marks William Henry,farmer,Bollowal Thomas Jane (Mi~s), shopkpr. Forest proprietor, Chapel street Mason William, farmer, Brea Thomas Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Cape- Eddy James, farmer, Trevege<tn MatLhews Christiana(Mrs.),shopkeeper, Cornwall street Eddy James Daniel, farmer, Kelynack Bosorne Thomas Joseph Nichols, auctioneer, Eddy Joseph, grocer, Queen street MatthewsJane(Mrs.),shopkpr.Chapel st Bosorne terrace Eddy Thomas, grocer, West phce MatthewsMrgt(Mrs. ),shopkpr.Angle sq Thomas Martin, grocer, Queen street Eddy William, shoe maker, Fore street MerrificldWilliam,surveyor of highways Thomas Nicholas, boot maker, Forest . Eddy William Rowe,builder,Kcrnidjack Mitchell Thomas, farmer, Kenidjack ThomasPeter,shoe ma.Nancherrow bill Ellis Ellen (Mrs. ),shopkpr. Victoria l"OW l\'Iurrish William, shopkeeper & lodging Thomas Rd. grocer & draper,Market pl Gibson Francis & Son,crpnt-r.Regent ter house, Cape-Corawall street Tozer Henry Edwin, artist, Cape-Corn- Glasson & Son, grocers, N ancherrow tcr N ankervis Isaac, farmer, Bosorne terrace wall house GoninanAlfd.shopkpr.Cape-Cornwall st Nankervis John,greengrocer, Market sq Trahair Harry, grocer, Fore street Grenfell Elizh.(Miss),tailoress,Chapel st Nankervis William,Singer's sewing ma- Tregear James, farmer, Boswarlas Grenfell Richd. baker&grocer,Market sq chine agent, I''ore street Tregea-r James, farmer, Boswarlas Grenfell Pascoe, farmer & school atten- Nesbitt Robert Garven L.K.Q.C.P.I. Tregear John, farmer, Bosavern dance officer, Bosorne surgeon & physician Tregear Nicholas, butcher, Fore street Grenfell Thomas, builder, Kelyl).ack New Balleswidden Mine (tin) (John Trembath Edwin, grocer & phot.o- Guy Samuel, Miners' Arms P.H. Nan- Hollow, purser) grapher, Bank square cherrow terrace Olds Henry, butcher, Chapel street Trenery George, grocer, New downs Hall Jane (Mrs.),gro<.:er,Market square Olds James, butcher & farmer, Forest Uren James, blacksmith, Factory lane Harvey Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Olds Peter, butcher, Market square Uren Rd. shopkeeper,Cape-Cornwallst Cape-Cornwall street Olds William,butcher,Cape-Cornwall st Veal Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Carallack Harvey Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer & Olver Frederick Nicholls, china clay Veal William Bolitho, Star inn, & baker, Fore street manufacturer, New Balleswidden farmer, Fore street Harvey Wm. Shakerley,frmr.Kelynack [Letters are sent direct from Pen- Volunteer Battalion (Ist)Duke of Corn- H'lrvey Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, zance] wall's Light Infantry (I Co.) (Hon. Cape-Corn wall street PenroseMary(Mrs.),beer retlr.Chapel st Major Richard White, commander; Hat"Vey Susan (Mrs.), draper,Queen st Perrow & Wallis, drapers,l"ore street ErnestBoyns,lieut.),Armoury,Cape- Harvey William, baker, Queen street Phillips John, farmer, Nanquidno Cornwall street Hattam Henry, farmer, Bosavern ReseighThos.coal deuler,Nancherrow hl Warren John, manager to Bolitho, Wil- Hattam William, farmer, Boscregan Reseigh Thos.Hy.greengrcr.Bosorne ter liams, Foster, Coode, Grylls & Co. Hocking Annie (Mrs.), Wellington Reseigh Thos. jun. shopkeepP.r, Forest Limited (Consolidated Bank of Corn- family & commercial hotel; coach Richards Thos. tailor&draper,Market pl wall), bankers, The Bank house & every accommodation for Richards William, hair dresser, Nan- \Varren Thomas, farmer, Tregeseal visitors, Market place cherrow terrace Watters John Henry, farmer, Dowran Hocking Jane (Mrs.), grocer, Cape- Roberts James, carpenter, Princess st Wearing John, chemist, Fore street Cornwall sLreet RobertsMary(Mrs. ),fancy shop,Bank sq Wearne Mary (Mrs.), gro. Bosorne ter Hocking William, farmer, Nanjulian Roberts Ralph Hill, carpenter, Bank sq Wheal Owles Mine (tin & copper) (Rd. Hocking William, grocer, Kelynack IRoberts Richard, carpenter, New Downs Boyns, purser}, Boswedden house Hocking Elizh. (Mrs.), farmer, Hendra . Rodda Thomas,shoe ma.Boswedden ter White William, shoe maker, Kelynack Hollo James E. shopkeeper, Church st Rowe Eliz:a(Mrs. ),shpkpr. Nanchrw.ter Wilkins Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hollow John, farmer, Trevedra Rowe Elizh.(Miss), milliner,Regent ter & lodging house, Queen stre3t Hollow William, farmer, Bosavern Rowe Elizh. (Miss), grocer, Fore street Williams Arthur Ernest, manager of Hollow William, jun. farmer, Kerrow Rowe James, general ironmonger, Batten, Carne & Carne's Bank Holman Nicholas & Sons, engineers, grocer & cutler, Fore street Williams Eliza (Mrs.), Commercial machinists &c. Tregeseal; & at Pen- Rowe John Penrose, grocer, Queen st hotel, Market place zance. See advertisement Rowe Joseph, carpenter & fancy shop, Williams Elizabeth Ellen (Mrs.), shop· Hosking Henry, farmer, Dowran Fore street keeper, Queen ,street HoskingJane(Mrs.),shopkeepr.Queenst Rowe Martin, grocer & draper, Cape- Williams James, grocer, New downs Hosking Sarall (Mrs.), news agent, Cornwall street Williams Mary Ann(Mis~), shopkeeper, Chandlera row Rowe Samuel, shoe maker, Chapel st Fore street Jago Charles Sprague, surgeon Rowe William Henry, farmer, Letcha Williams Nicholas,carpenter, Chapel st James Peter, blacksmith, Kelynack Sampson Wm.shoe ma. Nancherrow ter Williams Thomas, King's Arms P.H. Jenkin John, farmer', Bosvargus St. Just Billiard Club (John Holman, & farmer, Market place Johns James, farmer, Numphra sec.), Market street Williams Thomas, clerk to highway Johns James, shoe maker, Kelynack Searle Richard Burford L.R.C.P.Lond. board&assistant overseer,New downs Kicks William James, artist (portrait surgeon, & medical officer St. Just WilliamsWm.Thos.pork dlr.Bosorneter & landscape); painting from life or district, Penzance union Woolcock Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, photograph in oils or crayons; Shackerley Wm. Hy. farmer, Kelynack Cape-Cornwall strret . artists' materials dealr.Fore St. studio SemmensMary(Mrs.),shpkpr.Botallack • ST. JUST-IN-ROSELAND is a parish on St. Just R.N. d. 1846: the rood stairs remain: a brass effigy of a pool, an arm of Carreg road, 2 miles north from St. Mawes, priest vested, c. 1520, for many years preserved in the vestry, 8 south from Truro station by the ferry at King Harry and has since 1872 been affixed to a screen: there is a memoria 14 south-west from Grampound Road station on the Great to Mary (Frind), wife of Joshua 'fhomas, of Nanshutell, Western railway, in the Mid division of the county, west gent. and many others of modern date: the church was division of the hundred of Powder, petty sessional division thoroughly restored in 1872, and has 350 sittings: the of Powder south, union and county court district of Truro, churchyard has two 1ych gates. The register of baptisms rural deanery of Powder, archdeaconry of Cornwall and dates from the year 1540 ; marriages and burials, 1538. diocese of Truro. The church of St. Just, dedicated August The living is a rectory, with the chapelry of St. Mawes an- 14th, 1261, and situated in a deep valley close to the water's nexed, net yearly value £3oo, with residence, in the gift of C edge, is an ancient building of stone, with granite facings H. T. Hawkins esq. and held since 1893 by the Rev. Henry and columns, in the Perpendicular style, collSisting of Courtenay Atwool M.A., M. D. of Trinity College, Dublin, and chancel with aisle of two bays, nave of five bays, south L.R.c.s. Ireland. There is a Wesleyan chapel at St. Just aisle, north transept, south porch and an embattled western lane and a Bible Christian chapel at Trethewel. The tower, with pinnacles, containing 3 bells, the first two dating charities amount to £a IOS. yearly, 1os. being for a sermon from 1849 and the tenor from 1684: the beams of the roof and £2 distributed in money. Christopher Henry Thomas are illuminated with appropriate Scripture texts, car\"ed by Hawkins esq. D.L., J.P. of Trewithen, who is lord of the t.he late Rev. C. W. Carlyon, and the bosses at the inter- manor, Viscount Falmouth, Ccl. Arthur Tremayne D.L., sections bear the emblazoned shields of the local landowners: J.P. of Carclew, Mylor, Lord St. Levan, the trustees of the in the south aisle 1s a memorial window to Lieut. W. James late Sir Samuel Spry, John Tremayue esq. D.L., l.P. of .
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