[CORNWALL.] NORTH HILL. 826 (POST OFFICE James Miss, Evening side Hawken Nicholas, shipowner, Primrose Lawry Eliza (Mrs.), Commercial hotel Llewelwya William cottage Lucas John, carpenter :Mitchell William Edwards, The Fort Hawkey Henry, draper & grocer .J.l1iners' Bank (Messrs. Willyams & Molesworth Sir Paul, hart. The Tower H enner John, carpenter Co.) ; & at St. Columb; attendance Rodd Francis, Glendorgol house Hicks J ames, blacksmith on fridays; ( J osepb Passing ham Dun~ 1'reffry Charles, Shucksford Hicks Johnson, shipowner stan, manager); draw on Robarts, COliMERCIAL. Hicks William, draper & grocer; & at Lubbock & Co Alford William, Ship St. Columb Morris James, saddler Bellingham Charles, carpenter Hoare Peter, farmer Moyses Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Boyle Thomas, surgeon Hockey Francis, dairyman Pearce J ames, butcher Buckthought John, boot & shoe dealer Hockin Richard, boot & shoe maker Penrose J ames, blal•ksmith & grocer Hooper John, shipowner & seine agent Percy Thomas Bickle, chemist & drug- Burrow Thomas, blacksmith Hoyte John, grocer gist; & at Truro. See advert Carne Richard, carpenter lrwin Mrs. eating house Prater Henry, draper & grocer Chapple J oseph, shoe maker James John, greengrocer Prout Thomas, Red Lion Clemens Brothers, shipbuilders Jenkin Cotton, carpenter Read George, lodging house Cock Bertha (Mrs.), New inn J en kin Frederick, grocer, coal & corn Reynolds John, watch & clock maker llt Cook William, tailor merchant & shipowner Ironmong-er• Cornwall J.lfinerals Railway k Har- Jenkins Thomas, shipowner Rodda William, mason bour Go. (J. V 1 S. Muller, manager) Jewell Kate & Sarah (Misses), board­ Rowe Rich11rd, day school Drew Frederick, !Jeer retailer ing school Stribley Thomas, butcher Ellary Richard, shipowner Lake William, stationer, bookseller & Tallick Ebenezer, grocer George Josephus, mason printer; & at Truro. See advert Veal Faithful, shoe.maker Green William, tailor Lang Nicholas, shoe maker White John, grocer Hawke Misses, drapers Lawry Alfred, shoe maker I White William Richard, groce1· NORTH HILL is a parish and pleasant village, 7 miles Hall, the seat of Francis Rodu, esq., J .P. is 1 mile from the south-west from Launceston, 9 west from Callington, and 10 church; the Tors, the wood, and romantic waterfall, com­ north from Liskeard, in the Eastern division of the county, bine to make the scenery very beautiful. Fran~is Rodd, north division of the hundred of East, Launceston onion, esq., is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is and county court district, rural deanery of East, Cornwall light; the subsoil gmnite and slate. The chief crops are archdeaconry, and Exeter diocese, situated on the river wheat, barley, oats, turnips, man gold wurtzel and grass. Lynher, and near the Launceston and Liskeard road. The The area is 7,546 acres; gross estimated rental, £6,833 ; church of St. Torney is an old granite building in the Per­ rateable ,-alue, £6,215; and the population in 1871 was pendicular style, has a chancel of older date than the 1,392. rest of the church, nave, aisles, a porch, with fine groined The chief villages are :-CoAn's GREEN, 2 miles east, roof of granite, and a tower and 6 bells: there are two where there is a Methodist chapel; lLLAND, 2north-east; monuments, one to the Vincents, of Battens, and the other TREBARTHA, 1 mile west; HATH PooL, I~ south-east, to the Spoures, once the owner!i ofTrebartha. The register where there is a bridge over the Lynher; and CoNGDON's dates from the year 1577. The living is a rectory, tithes com­ SHOP, 1! north · muted at £538 9s., with residence and about 50 acres of glebe Pt~ri.'!h Clerk, Philip Sandercock. land, in the gift of Francis Rodd, esq ·~ and held by the Rev. Charles Rodd, B.A.., of Exeter College, Oxford. There is a National school for boys and !9-rls, in which a Sunday PosT OFFICE.-Philip Sandercock, postmaster. Letters school is held. There are chapels tor Wesleyan Methodists are received throu~h Lannceston, arrive at 11.40 a.m.; and Bible Christians. Kilmar granite quarry is about dispatched at 1.45 p.m. The nearest money order office 2 miles west from the church, and is an extensive ma~s is at Launceston of granite rocks; a large quantity was sent to London for PILLAR J.ETTER Bo:x,at Cong·don's Shop,cleared at2.55p.m building Westminster Bridge, by the Cheesewring Company, CARRIER.-Rice, from Congdon's ~lwp to Callington, but the workiug has been stopped; a copper mine is at wednesday & to Liskeard on ~aturday "'ork near Berriow bridge. Fairs are held in September National School, 1\1 aurice Williams, master and November yearly, tor sheep and cattle. There is Vans and omnibuses pass through the village~ of Coad's a lwJy well in the valley half a mile below the church. I Green & Congdon's tihop on their way to & from Ply- The charities amount to £4 IOs. yearly. Trebartha mouth Bagnall Samuel Freeman, Coad's green C'oumbe George, Ring o.f Bells inn Ough Richard, shoe maker &. carrier, Hicks Richard, Coad's green Coumbe John, farmer, Half Acre Congdon's Shop Hoskings Rev. Alexander [Methodist], CoumbeThomas, shopkeeper,Trebartha Palmer William, farml'r, Battens Coad's green Coumbe Wm. farmer, East Trimollett Pearce James, shopkeeper, Beriow Peter Samuel, Illand Crago William, shoe maker,Coad's grn Pearce Robert, shopkeeper l'ethick Thomas, I.anoy Crocker William, farmer, Landreyne Pearson Chas. mining agent, Glubhole Hodtl Rev. Charles, B.A. Rectory Da,·y Henry, farmer, Penhole Peter Arthur, farmer, Langstone Ilodd Francis, J.P. Trebartha hall Dawe William, farmer, Lynher Peter .John, farmer, East Langstone COMMERCIAL. Dingle Jamt>s, farmer Peter Robert, farmer, Illand A~h William, farmer Doney Jas. blacksmith, Congdon's Shop PomroyGeor~e, White Hart inn,Cong- Aunger James, carpenter, Middlewood Downing Francis,shopkeeper,Trebartha don's Shop Babb ·wmiam, miller, Bathpool Dymond James, mason, Coad's green Pomroy Samuel, blacksmith, Trebartha Bag-nail Samuel Freeman, surgeon, Fry John, shopkeeper Reed N athaniel,farmr.TrebarthaBarton Coad's green Gale Elijah, blacksmith, Coad's green Rice John, carpenter & carrier, Cong- Barrett John, farmer, Bearah Glanville \Villiam Tremaine, farmer, don's Shop Hate Edward, blacksmith, Coad's green Trebartha Sargent John, farmer, Kingbear l~eunett Samuel, farmer, Bowhayland Hawk Samuel, shopkeeper Shute Ahraham, farmer, Trewithy I3otters (Mrs.). farmer, EastTremollett Hicks Richard, farmer, Lenoy Smale 'fhomas, farmer, Tolcarne llray William, farmer, Treswell Hicks Stephen, farmer, Trewithy Spear William, farmer, West Castick 13rown Charles, shoP maker Hocking J hn. frmr. & seedsman, Ill and Step hens J olm, grocer & draper, Cnad's Buckingham Jabez, threshinglmachine Hocking Richard, farmer, Trefnge grt-en !-:'taker, Lewame Hurdon Richard, farmer, Illand Stephens Wm. carpenter, Coad'sgreen Buckingham James, blacksmith & Jasper John & E•lmond, f<~.rmers, West Trewin HPlen (Mrs.), farmer, Penhole machine maker, Bathpool Tremollett Trewin Thoma;;;, farmer, West Beriow Budge John, f'drmer, Kingbear Jones Henry, miller, BattPns mill V os per Aaron, carpenter, Coad's green lltHlge Richard, marine store dealer, Lanrlry Thoma!'l, farmer, Bowda Wadg-e William, butcher, Coad's green Coad's grE>en Mnr~hall Charles, farmer, Adrlicroft W estlake Thomas, saddler,Coad's green Budge William Pett-r, farmer, Uphill ~futton Thoma~, tailor, Coad's green Wilkocks John, shopkeeper CoarJ Robert, blacksmith & farmer Nicolls Henry, butcher Williams William, fdrmer, Stonaford Coumbe Richard & Jas. farmers, llland Orchard William, farmer, Trekerna\ l Wills Thomas, butcher OTTERHAM is a parish 6 miles north-north-east from hundred of Lesnewth; Camelford union and county courtdis· Cameltord 12l south from Stratton, and 12 west from trict. rural deanery of Trigg Major, Cornwall arch deaconry, J.anneeston station, in the enstern division of the t!ounty, and Exeter oiocese, situatetl on the main road between .