DIRECTORY.] CORNWALL. PERRANZABULOE. 277 a sermon. St. Pixan's Well, a small baptistery, was Ohristian chapel; there is also at Goonhavern a halting distant half a mile north-east from the church and place on the Perranporth and Newquay electric branch inclosed with granite walls; the remains of the stone of the Great Western railway. ·~mk have been removed to Chyverton, in this parish. Parish Clerk, Edgar W. Trenerry, Cocks hill. North o-f the site of the well is St. Piran's round, a turfed amphitheatre and one of the m(}St interesting Post, M. 0. & T. 0., T. M. 0., 'S. B. & A. & I. Oftice, Perranporth (Sub-Office. Letters should hav& ..specimens· of the old open-air Cornish theatre now remaining; it is I30 feet in diameter, with a. ram­ S.O. Cornwall added).-Miss Norah Anthony, sub-post• mistress. Letters arrive at 7.40 a.m. & I.o p.m. ; dis­ part IO feet in height, encircling the summit, and rises patched at II. Io a. m. & 4· 30 p. m. ; no delivery on in seven steps ; the whole area. will hold about 2,ooo persons and in medireval times exhibitions of miracle sun days plays were held here ; within the round is a trenched Wall Letter Box, Lambourne, cleared at 3·40 p.m. week passage, communicating with an ovoid-shaped recess. days only Near the manor house of Tywarnhayle is a small island, Wall Letter Box, Station road, cleared at 9.40 a.m. &; .on which formerly stood a chapel, called Engarder, the 4.25 p.m. week days only ruins of which were visible in I733· Chyverton, the VOLUNTEERS. bandsome modern sewt Df Mrs. Peter, is probably so Ist Volunteer Battalion Duke of Cornwall's Light In­ ·called from an ancient and noble family now extinct. fantry (L Co.), l'erranporth, .Capt. & Hon. Major Viscount Falmoutih K.G.V.O., C.B. the Rev. Sir Vyell J oseoph Teague ; Col.-Sergt. R. Henderson, drill in­ JJonnithorne Vyvyan bart. of Trelowarren, Mawgan-in­ structor ; the Company consists of 5 sergeants and Meneage, Francis Gilbert Enys esq. of Enys, St. Gluvias, 6o men .and the Rev. St. Aubyn Render Molesworth-St. Aubyn Post Office, Callestock (Sub-Office. Letter.s should have M.A. of Clowauce, Crowan, who are lords of the manor, S.O. Cornwall added).-Mrs.. Elizabeth Jane Trelease, George Coulter Hanoock esq. of St. Agnes, and Mrs. postmistress. Letters arrive at 8 a.m. & 1.30 p.m. ; Peter are the Chief landowners. The soil varie.s greatly; dispatched at 4·45 p.m.; no delivery on sundays. llihe subsoil is shelf and spar. The ohief crops produced Perranrporth, 3 miles distant, is the nearest money .are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is Io,88 I order & telegraph office acres of land, I6 of water, 8· of tidal water and 296 of Letter Box, Bolingey, cleared at 4·I5 p.m forellhore; rateable value, £7,9IO; the population in Post Office, Goonhavern.~Mrs. Mary Ford, sub-postmis­ IgDI was 2,465 for the ecclesiastical and <2,695 for the tress. Letters arrive through Callestock S.O. about .civil parish. 10 a.m.; dispatched at 3·55 p.m.; no delivery on sundays. Perranporth, 3 miles distant, is the nearest PERRANPORTH, about 2 miles north-west from the money order & telegraph office -church, with a station on the Perranporth and Newquay 'branch of the Great Western railway, is a village on the PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS . .coast, much frequented in the summer months as a 'fhe undermentioned schools are under the control of .bathing-place, on account of its fine sandy beach. The the 'fruro & Falmouth District Education Committee ; .chapel of ease here, a building of stone in the Early Arthur B. Coomb, 46 Lemon street, Truro, secretary .English style, was erected and opened in I872, and con­ Goonhavern, erected in I876, for 26I children; average :Sists of chancel and nave. There is also a Wesleyan attendance, I30; William T.residder, master ohapcl and a Convalescent Home, built at the expense Penwartha, erected in I879, for 200 children; average -of J. Passmore Edwards esq. of :5 Orme square, Bays­ water, London, W, who also provided the endowment attendance, 76 ; Mont.ague Richards, ma.ster 1und of £6.ooo, the trustees of which are the governors Perranporth (infants), erected in I8g8, for 8g children; .of the Royal Cornwall Infirmary, Truro. Pilchard fish­ average attendance, 43 ; Mrs. A.nnie Rilstone, mistress 'ing is carried on. A Board of Trade rocket ap'£aratus RAILWAY STATIONS. is kept here. Perranporth, J oJm Phipp, station master The following are small hamlets, with their distances Goonhaven, Rail Motor halt •from the church :-BOLINGEY, I mile north-west, with .a Wesleyan chapel; CALLESTOCK, I mile south, with CARRIERS TO •-a Wesleyan chapel; PE:r-.liALLOW, three-quarters of a Truro-Richard Mit.chell, Robert Mitchell & Charles mile south, with a Bible Christian chapel; PERRAN­ 'fre.goning, wed. & -sat. ; returning same days <COMBE, 2 north-west; ROSE, 2 north-north-east, with Redruth-Richard Mitchell & Charle.s Tregoning, fri.; a Wesleyan chapel; VENTONGIMPS, I mile south-east, Thomas William Buddle, fri. ; Samuel Trenerry, fri. ; .and GOONHAVERN, 2 miles north-east, with a Bible Edward Lockett, fri PERRANZABULOE. P-enna & Clark, fanners, Treamble Penna Edward, fa·rmer Penna Edward, farmer, Hendra Trevethan William, butcher Edwardes Rev. Henry, Vicarage Penna Jn. Arth. farmer, Saddle-rock CALLESTOCK. Feter Mrs. Chyverton Penna William Henry, farmer Prout John, farmer, Penwartha Hawkey Arnold, farm.er COMMERCIAL. Richards Edward, farmer, Penwartha Mewton John,farmer, Callestock Vean Anthony Norah(Mis·s), sub-postmstrss Richards .Josep'h, farmer, Treworthan Reynolds Thomas, farmer 'Bartle Jn. farmer, Higher Penwartha Richards Ma·rk, builder, Cocks­ Rogers .Alfd. farmer, Callestock Veor Bartle Wm. By. farmer, Miry bottom Richards Montwgue, schoolmaster Shugg Jn.farmer, CaUestock Common Batten Susan Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Rose William, fa:rmPr, Montrose. Stephens Herbert, farmer, GoHa Worthyvale Rowland Wiliiam, fal'mer, Pencrennow Trelease Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), shop- Bennetts Thos. Hy.farmer,Rose-in-vale Sampson Sydney, farmer, Engilley keeper, Post office .Eown Herbt. Thos. farmer, Perranwell Stephens William, farmer, Golla Trenerry Saml. shopkeeper & carrier J3uddell William Thomas, farmer & 'frenerry Willliam HE'nry & Son, Trevethan Michael, farmer carrier, Oarneboa farmers. Ohynayle & Lambourne Trudgeon Jane (Mrs.), fanner, Little Callestock 'Clark 1Stephen, farmer, se'e Penna & Trene·rry Edgar WiUiams, land a-gent, Cl ark accountant, clerk to Parish Counci:l, GOONHAVERN. .Davey Herbert Hy. farmer., Stampas & assistant overseer, Cocks hill Ford -Mary (Mrs.), $ihopkpr. Post off Grigg Thomas, farmer, Been Trevethan Frederick, farmer, Mount Knight John, carpenter Grubb Hy. Martin, farmer, Perranwell Trevethan Mlichl.fa:rmer, Ventonvea.se Menadue Clarinda ('Miss), shopkeeper 'Harding William, farmer, LowerReen Trevet•han Wm. farmer, Tresawsen Nicholls Nathaniel, farmer Higgins Philip, farmer, Polvena Tyzzer Wm.& Jas. frmrs. Treworthan Spear William Henry, New inn 'Holman Edwin (Mrs.), farmer, Pen- Uglow Wil[iam, farmPr, Gear Tresidder WiUiam, schoolmaster wartha house W·!llrne Josiah, farmer, Nansmellyn .Johns John, farmer, Rees White John King, farmer, Karnkief PENHALLOW. Lockett Simon, farmer, Hendra croft Yelland Rebeooa (MI's. ), Tanner's J enkin John, farmer "Matthew Hy.Newton,frmr.Lambourne '\Vater inn, Tanner's water Payne Henry Richardson, shopkeeper May 'fhos. Henry, farmer, Great Reen Salmon William Henry, blacksmith Mewton Albert, farmer, Engilley BOLINGEY. Trebilcock Wallace, carpenter Me~ton Saml. farmer, Chyverton frm Welsh Ernestine (Mrs.), Plume of Mitchell Harlan, fanner, Hendrawna · Cihudleig'h Charles, Ookiep house Feathers P.H Northcott Thos. farmer, Lambourne Ball Samuel John, Bolingey inn PERRAN COMBE. Northey Jn. farmer,Higher Penwartha Hodge ~-\.nthony & John Jervis, millers l()sborne Richard & George, farmers, (water) Westcott John Trevellance Hore William, boot maker Collett 'Dhoma.s, farmer 'Parish Albert, farmer, Penhall Nicbolls Ann Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper Locke John, farmer .