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square and conducting business inside the inn.

According to the accounts and financial reports of the Arundell papers from 1575, there is a mention of 'fysh bought at Newkaye,' which is likely one of the earliest recorded references to Newquay.

Richard Carew's Survey of Cornwall, published in 1602, includes the lines: "Neyther may I omit newe Kaye, a place in the North coast of this Hundred, so called, because in former times, the

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