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CORNWALL. [KELLY S Major C 7 1014 CORNWALL. [KELLY S Major C. W. Boot; Surg.-Lieut. J. T. Thomas, medical Looe, East, market days, wed. & sat officer, Wheal Gurry, Camborne ; C, Capt. Tom A. Looe, West, May 6, for cattle & pleasure; market days, Grylls ; Hon. Surg.-Major R. C. M. Pooley, medical wed. k sat officer; D, Hon. Major E. W. Caru-Wilson, Helston; Lost.withiel, market day, fri.; cattle markets, third tues. in E, Hon. Major W. F. Sharp & F, Hon. Major G. H. every month Chilcott, Pydar street, Truro; G, Capt. V. Pearce, Hayle; Ludgvan, second tues. in October, for cattle H, Hon. Major H. Grylls, Coose lane, Redruth; I, Capt. Marazion, September 29 John Jeffery, Gweek; J, Hon. Major Richard White, Cape Mevagissey, St. Peter's day; market day, sat Cornwall street, St. Just-in-Penwith; K, Capt. Norman Mitchell, October 1,5, for cattle Gray, Bowling green, Penryn Mullion, feast on the nearest sun. to November 4 2nd Volunteer Battalion Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry; Mylor, feast on the nearest sun. to October 25 battalion staff-Hon.Col. L. C. Foster, commanding; Hon. Padstow, first tues. in May, for cattle, sheep & horses; mar- Lieut.-Cols. R. Parson & B. Childs, majors ; Capt. M. F. ket day, sat Hitchins, instructor of musketry ; Capt. H. G. Morris, Pelynt, first tues. in February & June 24, for cattle adjutant; Hon. Capt. J. K. Martyn, quartermaster; head Penrose (St. Ervan), May 25 quarters, Honey st. Bodmin. Companies-A, Capt. Wm. Penryn, wed. after March 6, May 12, July 7, October 8 & Sargent: Surg.-Capt. W. Nettle, medical officer, Drill hall, December 21, for cattle; market dav,• sat Market buildings, Liskeard; B, Capt. Edward Lethbridge Penzance, Corpus Christi day & two following days ; mar- Marsack, Callington; C, Capt. Thomas C. Langdon, ket days, tues. thurs. & sat. ; cattle market, third thurs. Castle street, Launceston ; D, Capt. M. T. Hitchins, St. in January, February, April, July, August, October & Austell ; E, Hon. Major Peter Baron; Rev. E. S. Shuttle­ December worth M.A. acting chaplain, Bodmin ; ! of E, Hon. Major Pillaton, Whitsun tuesday, for pleasure & cattle P. Baron, North street, Lostwithiel; F, Hon. Major Polbathic, market day every second tues. in the month Samuel S. Hambly, Wadebridge; G, Hon. Major William Praze, July 15, for cattle & pleasure; a feast on the nearest M. Cardell, The Armoury, St. Columb; H, Capt. Horace sun. to Candlemas (Feb. 2) Hayes Montgomery Lawrence, Camelford; I, Capt. R. C. Quethiock, last mon. in January, for cattle Revell; Surg.-Capt. R. T. Meadows M.B. medical officer, Redruth, Easter tuesday, May 2, August 3 & October 12 & Saltash a holiday fair on Whitsun monday; market days,tues.&fri Roche, day before Holy thursday, third tues. in July & CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. second tues. in October ; parish feast, first sun. after Falmouth, the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley K.G., P.c. the first tues. in June president; Robert Milford Tweedy, treasurer; Frederick St. Agnes, market on thurs. for the sale of all sorts of wares J. Bowles, Arwenack street, Falmouth, sec St. Austell, April 5, May gx, July 26, October 19 & Novem­ ber go, for cattle; market day, fri FAIRS AND MARKETS. St. Blazey, market day, sat Alternun (Five Lanes), moo. week after June 24 & on last St. Breward, first thurs. after June 24 &; the thurs. nearest mon. in September for cattle September 25 Blisland, moo. after September n, the Festival of St. St. Buryan, fair, first tues. in March, for sheep & cattle, & a Prothus, for horses, cattle & sheep ; & a fair is held at feast on the sun. nearest May 13 Pounds Cawnse the last mon. in November St. Columb Major, cattle market, third mon. in every month, Bodmin, January 25, on one day at Easter & two days at except March & November, when fairs are held on the Whitsuntide, July 6 & December 6, for cattle & horses ; first thurs. after Mid Lent sunday & first thurs. after market days, wed. & sat ; a cattle market is held the first November 12; market day, thurs moo. in every month except those on which fairs are held St. Columb Minor, June 9, for oxen, horses & sheep; parish Boscastle, August 5 & Nov. 22, for lambs, sheep & cattle feast nearest sun. to November 15 Bridgend (St. Winnow), third tues. in January & February St. Day, third week after Whitsuntide; market day, sat Bude, September 22 St. Dennis, a feast on October 9 if it fall on a sun. if not, on Ca1lington, market day, wed.; a large cattle market the first the sun. following wed. in every month St. Dominick, first thurs. after May 12, for cattle Cambormi, March 7, Whit Tuesday, June 29 & Nov. II St. Germans, May 28, for cattle Camelford, first fri. after March xo, May 26, July 17 & x8, St. Ives, sat. nearest St. Andrew's day Sept. 6, & first fri. after Nov. xo; market day, fri St. Just-in-Penwith, market day, sat Canworthy (Jacobstow), first wed. in June & September 18 St. Merryn, mon. before the second tue.'!. in May, for cattle Chacewater, June 24 ; market day, sat & sheep Cury, a feast on the nearest sun. to November 2, or to All St. Neot, first tues. in April & November, for cattle S9uls' day St. Stythians, nearest mon. to July xg, for horses·& cattle Devoral'l, market on fri St. Teath, last tues. in February & first tues. in July Falmouth, market day, sat Stoke Climsland, May 29, for cattle & sheep Fowey, Shrove Tuesday, :May x & Sept. 10; market day, sat Stratton, May x9, November 8 & December 11: market Gramponnd, market day, fri day, tues Grampound Road, cattle market the fourth mon. in every Summer Court, September 25, for cattle & horses month Tintagel, mon. following October x8 for cattle Gunnislake, market day, sat Treganatha (St. Wenn), May 6 & August 1 Helston, Whit Monday, July2o, September 9 & October 28; 'frewithian (Gerrans), in May, for cattle market day. sat.; cattle markets, the second & last wed. Truro, wed. in Whitsun-week, November 19 & December 8 in each montb. & a horse fair in September ; market days, wed. & sat. ; Kilkhampton, thurs. before Holy Thursday, first thurs. in cattle markets, the first & third wed. in every month July & August 26 Tywardreath, June xo, for cattle ; parish feast on St. An- Lanreath, third week after Shrove Tuesday, usually in drew's day March, also on Whit Tuesday & November x8, for cattle Wadebridge, July 22 ; market days, tues. & wed. ; cattle Lansallos, July xo market, second tues. in every month Launceston, market day, sat. ; cattle market, last wed. in Wainhouse Corner (Jacobstow), Lady day, June 34, Septem· each month ber 29 & November 5, for bullocks, sheep & horses Lelant, August 15, for cattle Week St. Mary, July 29, September xs & wed. before Liskeard, cattle market, second mon. in every month, ex­ Christmas day cepting in October, when St. Matthew's fair for cattle & Wendron, July 27 & September 29, for cattle & sheep pleasure is held ; market day, sat • • • • .
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