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CORNWALL. (KELLY's 184 LISKE.ARD. CORNWALL. (KELLY's Ough Lewis, chemist & grocer, Market street Snell Samuel & Son, boot & shoe warehouse, Dean street Parker R. Mousley, grocer, & agent for W. & .A. Gilbey Snell Nicholas, farmer & dairy, 6 .Addington pl'ace Limited, wine & spirit merchants, 19 Fore street Snell Samuel, farmer, Tremabe Parkyn Sarah & Emily (Misses), day school, Barn street So bey Harry, farmer, Pensipple Parkyn James, baker, Church street north Sobey Richard, farmer, Pensipple Parkyn Lewis .Arthur, grocer, Higher Lux street Solomon Mary Louisa (Miss), milliner, Dean street Parkyn Mary (~Iiss), baker, Barn street Solomon Richard, cabinet maker, 9 Dean street Parsons Edgar, butcher, I Dean street & Market South East Cmnwall Liberal Association (Wm. Cowling,. Parsons John, bookbinder, 4 Barn place local sec.), Barn street Pascoe Mary (Mrs.), stay maker, Pound street South East Cornwall Liberal Unionist Association (Wm .. Peake John, tanner, Church street Thomas Snell, organising sec) Peake John, jun. tanner, Church street Spry Edward, auctioneer & valuer, land, house & com­ Pearce Bros. coal, corn & manure merchants, Doubleboi!! mission agent & sheriff's officer & certificated bailiff Pearn Thomas, boot maker, 9 Fore street under Law of Distress .Amendment .Act, Barras place· • Pearn William, coal merchant, Doublebois Spurway Edwin, tailor, Lower Lux street Pearn William Hingston, boot dealer, 9 Fore street Stag Hotel, see Cleave J·ohn Pear son Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Dean street Sta.rnp Office (George William Andrews, distributor).. Penney James, parish clerk & collector of rates, Castle st Post office, "\Vindsor place Penney Samuel, butcher, Maudlan Stantan & Stantan, drapers & hosiers, Fore street Penrose James Henry, farmer, Tuelmenna Stephens Denjamin, farmer & butcher, Treburgeywater­ Penwarden Richard, carpenter, undertaker & painter, Stephens Boaz Kinch, butcher, Dobwalls Castle street & Higher Lux street Stephens Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, Barras place • Peters Thomas, hair dresser & tobacconist, Church street Strong Benjamin, ironmonger, Fore street Phillips Harry, tailor, Castle street Strong John, registrar of marriages & clerk to Liskeard' Phillips J ames, saddler, Castle street United District & St. Neot school boards, :Barn street Phillips John, supt. Prudential .Assurance Co. 8 Barn­ Sweet J. & Sons, monumental masons, The Parade & field terrace Barn street Philp James Harris, supt. of police, Green Bank villas Sweet J oseph, fruiterer, Dean street; & ma$on, see- Philp John, printer, stationer & publisher of the "Cornish Sweet J. & Sons Times," Great place Sweet Joseph, grocer, 10 Dean street Pickford & Oo. carriers, Pound street Symons John, station master, Moorswater station Pitt William & Son, carpenters & joiners, Trevelmond Symons William, carpenter, 5 Castle gardens Plymouth Breweries Lim. (Wm. Oliver, mgr.), Well la Tamblyn Thomas, farmer, Treburgie Polkinghorne "\Villiam, manager Capital I&; Counties Bank Teague E. (Mrs.) & Son, plumbers, Barras street ' Limited, Barras street Temperance Hall (Charles Isaac, treasurer), Barn street. Polmeer William, thrashing machine owner, Dobwalls Tennis Club (.Alexandra) (H. L. Caunter,hon.sec.),Parada· Pomeroy William, tailor, Cannon hill Thomas Henry, basket maker, Church street Pooley William Peter & Son, cabinet makers, Castle street Thomas Robert, greengrocer, Pound street Primrose League, No. 1528 (Liskerret Habitation) (H. Tinney M.ary (:~Irs. ), farmer, Straches G. T. Hawken, sec) Toms Eleanor (Mrs.), apartments, Barn street. Prior Mrs. farmer, Newhouse Tonkin John, pork butcher, Higher Lux street Public Buildings (C. W. Jewel!, hon. sec.), Barras place Tonlcin "\Villiam, dairyman, Higher Lux street Quiller .Ann (Mrs.), Railway hotel, Barn street Town Hall, Fore street Quiller John: Charles, stone mason, "\Vest street Toy William, farmer, Tuelmenna Quiller Nicholas, mason, :Barras place Trehane l\iary (Miss), milliner, 22 Fore 11treet Quiller William, boot maker, Higher Lux street Trehane Sampson, builder, Dean street Raby George, farmer, Pennant Trelease John, travelling draper, 4 Manley terrace Raddy Thomas Henry Stratton, haulier, Higher Lux st Trethewey Helena (Miss), dress maker, Church street: Rapson JDhn Lewis, butcher, 5 Fore street Trevaskes J ohnson, dairyman, Trembraze Reading Room (T. H. Partridge, sec.), Dobwalls Truscott John, linen draper, Bay Tree hill Reynolds Maud (Miss), dress maker, Church street Uga.lde John, builder, Castle street Richards Edwin, auctioneer, 7 Varley terrace Venning D. & Son, maltsters & brewers, East CornwaiT Richards Fanny (Miss), White Horse P.H. The Parade steam brewery, Bay Tree hill • Richards Frederick, tailor, Bay Tree hill Venning Alfred Willmott, !!olicitor & commissioner for Richards George Francis, mineral agent for Duchy of oaths, & agent for the .Atlas Life & Fire & Lancashire­ C(lrnwall, Masonic hall &:. Yorkshire Insurance Cos. Bay Tree hill Ridgman "\Villiam M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgn. West st Venning Thomas Reed, Bell commercial hotel, Church st Roberts Julius, dairy, Pound street Vivian & Sons, coal mers. Railway station, Moorswater Rodd William, tailor, Higher Lux street Vivian Mary (Mrs.), cow keeper, Castle street Rogers Mary .Ann (Miss), common lodging ho. Cannon hill Volk Crispin, watch maker & jeweller, Fore street Rogers Samuel, farmer, Trembraze Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Duke of Cornwall's light' Roseveare Samuel, farmer, Well town Infantry Re.giment (A Co.) (Major William Sargent, Rowe Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, I Varley terrace commanding; Surgeon-Capt. William Nettle, medical' Rule John Henry, dairyman, 2 West street officer; Cot-Sergeant Dust, drill instructor), Drill· Rule William Harris, accountant, clerk to St. Cleer hall, Market buildings school board & sec. to Liskeard & Looe Railway Co. Wall James Creswell, agent for the Great Western Rail- :Barras street way Co. Windsor place Runnalls & Elliott, carpenters, Barn street Webb's Hotel Lim. (J. W.Chegwidden, mgr.),The Parade· St. Cleer Co-operative Society Limited (Richard Stan- "\Velch William, farmer, Landazzard ton, sec.), Do bwalls Wenmoth & Wenmoth, ironmongers & plumbers,Market sit • Sanders Richard, farmer, Landazzard Wesleyan Young Men's Institute (T. Chudleigh & J. Sando Robert, house decorator, Church street Bennett, secs.), Barn street Sansom John, architect, Green Bank lane Wesleyan Young Women's Institute (Miss 0. Chudleigh• Sargent William, farmer, Blackwater & Miss M. Hosking, secs.), Barn street Sargent William, farmer, Guy's well . Western Counties & General Manure Co. J.imited (Wm~. Sargent Wm. manager of the Cornish Bank Lim. Pike st Ford Maddick, agent), Doublebois flcantlebury William, farmer, Cadduscott White Thomas, baker, Dean st. & corn mer. Church st School of .Art (C. W. J ewell, hon. sec.), Public buildings, Whitford John, carriage builder, see D'odd & Whitford West street William;; JQseph, watch maker, Cburch street Short William, blacksmith, Homing-tops Williams Martha (Miss), dress maker, Dean street Sibley Richard Herbert, watch maker, Pound street Williams Richard Hy. engineer & iron & brass founder,. Skentlebery John, apartments, Clarence house, Barras st stoves, ranges, implements & machinery, mining planii Skinner Joshua, tailor, Church street &c. Liskeard iron works Sleep John, farmer, Trewen Wills Harry, grocer, Bay Tree hill & Barn street Smith William, stone mason, Castle hill Wilton Henry, blacksmith & horse trainer, Dobwalls-· Smythurst Thomas .Abraham, organist at parish church, W onnacott John, boys' school, East Cornwall college­ 5 Varley terrace W orden Henry, Victoria inn, Higher Lux street Snell William Thomas, organising sec. to South East Yarmouth Stores, tailors & outfitters (William L. Quick,. Cornwall Liberal Unionist Association & Unionist manager), Fore street registration agent & pnlitical agent for the Right Hon. Young Richard, chemist & g-rocer & "Rodentium " manu­ Leonard H. Courten£y M.P facturer & coal dealer, The Parade .
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