“An adjourned meeting of the parishioners was held on this day, at the Plymouth Inn, Ridgeway; present, George Strode, Esq., William Langmead, Esq., George William Soltau, Esq., B. Crocker, Esq., Mr. J. Yolland, Mr. William Delville, Mr. Worth, Mr. Willing, Mr. Joseph Pearse, Mr. Brewer. Resolved, That a Board of Health having been regularly appointed in the parish, under the authority of the Lords of H.M. most honourable Privy Council, in compliance with the proposition of the Board, the sum of twenty pounds be paid to the order of the chairman of the said Board, for the purpose of meeting the present expenses of the Board.” WILLIAM I. COPPARD, Chairman. {85a} The clergyman of Plympton St. Maurice, having sickness in his family, requested me to visit some of his parishioners whenever I had an opportunity. {85b} Mr. Deeble Boger was present in several of the worst cases of cholera, in the town of Plympton; and his benevolent and active exertions contributed materially to mitigate the sufferings of the afflicted people. {96} Susan Taylor subsequently married an honest and industrious labourer. They have five young children, and are living at Underwood at the present time. {103} Represented on the left hand of the foreground, in the woodcut.