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Cornwall. Budock DIRECTORY.] CORNWALL. BUDOCK. 831 Legge Henry, wheelwright Pellow James Crocker, dentist & agent Thorn Frederick, Globe commercial hotel Lewis Nathaniel, lodging house to t.he Sun Fire & Life Issurance Thorn Lewis, painter & paperhanger London et South Western Railway Go. office, Summerlease villa Thorn Samuel, photographi~ artist, Booking O.ffice, Passen_qers et Parcels Pet.herick Henry, coal dealer &c stationer & circulating library t Thomas Boxall, agent) Petherick Wm. \Vltr. draper & milliner Thorn Thomas, lodging house Marshall John, farmer, Up. Lunstone Pulkinghorne Chas. boot & shoe maker Trew Mary (Mrs.), lodging house Marshall William, farmer, Lunstone Reaclin,q Room (William Yeo, sec) Vickery John, butcher . Martin Sophia (Mrs.), dress maker Rowland Samuel, master mariner Vivian & Sons, manure, corn, coal, culm, Maynard Edward, master mariner Sampson Ann (Mrs.), baker salt, timber, deals, flooring, laths, Maynard William, master mariner Seccombe Samuel, lodging house slate, iron, steel, nails, bricks, tiles Maynard William Henry, hair dresser Sluggett William, master mariner &c. merchants & tailor Spearman William, pilot Walkey Titus, grocer & draper Moreton Elizabeth (Miss), lodging ho Stapleton Henry, ship builder Whitfield James, master mariner Morris Thomas, master mariner Stapleton William, master mariner Wickett Samuel, cabinet maker Paine Lewis, boot & shoe maker Stevens David, master mariner W onacott Samuel, beer retailer Pellow Brothers,chemists, tea dealers & Sullivan Nicholas, superintendent to the Wood Henry, lodging house family grocers, & wine & spirit Bude Harbour & Canal Co Wood John Henry, grocer :merchants Thorn Edwin, builder & lodging house Yeo William, lodging house BUDOCK (or ST. BunocK) is a parish, in the Western Menehaye, of Mrs. Hodge ; Roscarrick, of Col. M. V. Bull division of the county, hundred of Kerrier, Falmouth union J.P. and The Crag, of Miss Sterling, are the chief resi­ and county court district, rural deanery of Carnmarth,arch­ dences. College, which is the site of an anCient college, dP.aconry of Cornwall, and diocese of Truro ; the village is 2 is adjoining Penryn. The Green Bank Hotel, clo~e to miles west from Falmouth, and about the same distance the town of Falmouth, is pleasantly situated, com­ south from Penryn ; a portion of the parish is included in manding views of the Harbour, Castle, and surrounding the parliamentary borough of Penryn and Falmouth. En­ scenery, and has a quay adjoining. PENDENNIS CASTLB, situ­ dock takes its name from Budocus, a prince of Cornwall, who ated in this parish, on the western entrance of Falmouth lived A.D. soo; he was nephew to St. Tilo, the archbishop of Harbour, was first built by Henry VIII. and being at an Llandaff. The church of St. Budocus is an ancient edifice, elevation of Ig8 feet above the sea, presents a very noble supposed to have been erected in the reign of Edward IV. and commanding appearance; in I646, being then held for and consists of chancel, nave, south transept, north aisle, King Charles I. by Sir John Arundell, it was attacked both south porch and an embattled tower containing 6 bells, by Jand and sea, by the Parliamentary forces, under Sir hung in r882: there is an ancient illuminated oak screen, Thomas Fairfax, from March to August, when the garrison, and memorials to John Killigrew esq. ·of Arwenack,r567, for want of food, were compelled to surrender; in 1717 it and Elizabeth (Trewinnard) his wife; Sir John Killigrew, was considerably injured by lightning; the Castle, now form­ 1584, and Mary (Wolverston) his wife, with others of ing an irregularly constructed fortification, of about 14 acres that name; Nicholas Parker, r6o3; and a number · of in extent, is garrisoned by small detachments of Royal modern monuments: the east window is a memorial to Artillery and infantry, and contains a residence for the Robert Jope Kinsman esq. and Susanna his wife, 1855; the lieut.-governor, armoury,barracks, magazine, storehouse &c.; west window of the aisle and five others are also memorials. it commands the entrance to Falmouth Harbour : Captain The register dates from the year I6o3. The living is a vicar­ Robert Philhpps, rst Battalion of Duke of Cornwall's Light age, consolidated with St. Gluvias, joint tithe rent-charge Infantry, is commandant. Gustavus Lambert Basset esq. £68g, net yearly income £sxg with IS acres of glebe, in D.L., J.P. is lord of the manor. Miss Nowell Peters, Major the gift ol the B1shop of Truro, and held since 1845 by the George Shuldha.m Peard, Thomas M. A. Horsford esq. J.P. Worshipful and Venerable William John Phillpotts M.A. the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, G .L.Basset esq. HarryTilly, of Oriel College, Oxford, archdeacon of Cornwall, pre­ Robert an~ Henry Backhouse Fox, Miss Sterling, G. Glasson, bendary of Exeter, and chancellor of the dioceses of Exeter and C. E. .A. Reynolds esqs. are the principal landowners. and Truro1 who resides at St. Gluvias; the Rev. William The soil is loamy ; subsoil, slate and spar and granite. The Curson Mackey, is curate. There are Wesleyan chapels at chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips and pasture. The Treverva and at Budock Water. At Ashfield are the. wire area is 3,460 acres; rateable value, £ r I ,824 ; and the popu­ and hemp rope works of Messrs. Stephens and Son, which, lation in r88r was 2,488. with residence and grounds, cover 30 acres, and are the most Parish Clerk (deputy), RobertJ. Barker. extensive in the west of England. The poor have rzs. £z Letters through Falmoutb, which i!l tha nearest ~oney from Grosse's charity, distributed in bread. At Penjerrick order & telegraph office is the Convalescent Home, erected in r872, at the expense of the lateR. W. Fox esq. F.R.S. At Trescobeas is Falmout1. National School, Budock Water (mixed), for 200 children; Union House. Penjerrick, the seat of Miss :Fox, is a com­ average attendance, 78 ; Robert J. Parker, master; Miss modious house, situated about 3 miles south-west from Fal­ Elizabeth Ann Bone, mistress . mouth, with well-arranged grounds. The Swan Pool, a lake CoNVEYANCE.-An omnibus from the Royal & Green Bank about 66o yards in length and 540 in breadth, was formerly hotels, meets every train at Falmouth station an arm of the sea, but is now divided from it by a broad par There are also omnibuses passing through daily between of gravel; its deepest part is I3 feet below the· level of the Helston, Redruth & Falmouth sea at high water spring tides. Penmere, the seat of Harbour Surveyor, Capt. James Tilly, 7 Middle terrace, Alfred Lloyd Fox esq. ; Boslowick, of Harry Tilly esq: ; Falmouth · • PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Convalescent Horne (Miss Elizabeth PascoeWilliam, miller(water), Nangitha. For other names see FALMOUTH. Williams, matron), Penjerrick mm· . Bull Col. Marshall Val. J.P. Roscarrick Dale Richard, farmer, Higher Argal Phillips Charles, farmer Hillhead Bull Mrs. Marlborough _ Dale Thomas, blacksmith, Treverva Renfree Edward, farmer, Trelevera Cary Col. Robert Milton, Woodfield Drew Alfred, farmer, Tregedna Rogers George, carpenter, Golden Bank Eykyn Peter, Lower Argal Dunning John, farmer & butcher, Tre- Rowe Simon, farmer, Tregonhay Fox Alfred Lloyd, Penmere gonegg1e• Rowe -, brick maker, Higher Argal Fox Geo. Croker J.P. Pennance cottage Evans John, farmer, Roseglos Rowe William Plomer,farmer & butcher, Fox Miss, Penjerrick Geach Benjamin, farmer, Eglos Low.er Kergilliack Gedye John Kergilliack Geach Elias. farmer, Mongleath Saunders Jhn. blcksmith. Budock water Hodge Mrs. Menehaye · Geacli Charles, farmer, Pennance Skinner William, farmer, Rosemerryn Phillips Capt. Robert, commandant of Geach James, farmer, Trewen Smith William, farmer, Lamanver Pendennis castle Hayes Annie (Mrs.), beer retailer, Smith Wm: Oaten Sheaf, Lit. Lamanver Sterling Miss, The Crag • Budock water Stevens Andrew Leah, grocer, Treverva. Tilly Harry, Boslowick Hendra Richard Hv.• farmer, Trenoweth Toy Charles, shoe maker, Budock wate... COMMERCIAL. John Thomas, farmer, Roscarrich Tremayne John & Hy. farmers, Trewoon Andrew Wm. Trevena,farmer,Menehaye Lobb John (Mrs.), farmer, Penrose Trembath Wm. David, frmer. Eastwood Berryman Alfd.farmer,Hard-to-come-by Mannell Benjamin, farmer, Higher Ker- Tresidder Samuel, farmer, Lama:rrver Blee Michael, farmer, Lower Crill gilliack Vivian William, farmer, Penjerrick Blee William, wheelwright, Treverva Martin Josephus, carpntr.Budock water Weymouth James, farmer, Bickling Bone J ames, farmer, Pennance mill Nicholls Richard, farmer, Prislow Wilkin Samuel, farmel!, Treverva Bullmore Edward Augustus, farmer & Olver Joseph, farmer, Goosegill Williams Wm. Edwd. farmer, Prislow landowner, Trescobeas Pearce Richard, farmer, Crill Wills Henry, boot maker,. Treverva .
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