GLOUCESTERSHIRE - 1897

342 UPTON ST. LEONARD. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [ KELLY'S

railway to a hill called "Painswick Beacon," on which of Edward Hope Percival esq. Whitley Court, the old

there are remains of a Roman camp. In 1892 81 portion residence of Sir Thomas Snen, is now occupied as a farm-
of this parish was added to that of Matson for ecclesias- house. The trustees of the late Earl Sydney G.O.B., P.O.

tical purposes only; by Local Government Board Order the trustees of the late Rev. Henry Blissett M.A. of
16,525, Ma.rch 25, 1885, a pan of Barton St. Mary, Barn- Letton, Hereford, and the trustees of the late John

wood and Whaddon were also added, and that part of Dearman Birchall esq. are the chief landowners. The
Upton St. Leonard civil parish within the city Qf Glou- soil is gravel and clay; subsoil, clay and blue lias. The
cester was transferred to Barton St. Mary. The church chief crops are wheat, beans, potatoes and some land in
of St. Leonard is 11. building of -stone in the Norman, pasturage. The area is 2,985 acres; rateable value,
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, £8,371; the population in 1891 was civil, 1,666; eccle-

with side memorial chapel, nave vf tbxee bays, aisles, siastical, 835.
vestry, north porch and an embattled western tower, with SNEEDHAM GREEN i& half a mile south-west.

pinnacles, containing a clock and 8 bells: there is a large Parish Clerk, Frederick Francis Freeman.
monument to Sir Thomas Snell kt. who died in 1754: Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office, near the
the church was restored and the chancel rebuilt in 1850, church.--George Richard Ballinger, sub-postmaster.
and in 1889 the interior was entirely reconstructed, the Letters arrive through Gloucester at 7.20 a.m.; dis.

galleries removed and the church fitted with low open patched at 9.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. PO'stal orders are is-
seats at a cost of £1,5°0, and there are noW a1bout 400 sued here, but not paid. Painswick road, Gloucester,
sittings. The register dates from the year 1539. The is the nearest money order office
living is a. rectory, net yearly value £220, including 27 Wall Letter Box, at Mat'son End, cleared at 6.25 p.m
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop National S<,hool (mind), built, with dwellings for master

.of Gloucester, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Edward & mistress, in 185°, ast the sole expense of the Dowager

Chessall Scobell M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford, and Viscountess' Downe & partially endowed by her for ~30
hon. canon and rural dean of Gloucester. There are children; average attendance, 60 boys, 40 girls &; 34
Wesleyan and Congregational chapels. The cemetery for infants; George Eshelby, master; Miss Ada Ind, assist-
the City of Gloucester is in this parish; particulars will ant mistress; Miss Eshelby, infants' mistress
be found under Gloucester. This parish takes a. -share Carriers.-Hanks, passing through Upton St. Leonards,
{amounting to about £17 annually) of Cox's charity. St. from Painswick to Gloucester, mono wed. & sat.; Hy.
Leonard's Court, the residence of Witliam Rutherford Bruton, starting from Upton St. Leonards to Glou-
Ancrum M.D., J.P. K'imsbury House, is the residence caster, mono wed. &; sat

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bailey William, farmer, HawfieJ.d Hopton Eliz3Ibeth (Mrs.), farmer

(For other names in this parish'sBeea~Banllgingee.rr BA~lnbjearmt,infl,lild'maeirryman Hoptan Frederick William, farmer
. Gloucester.) Jordan George, blacksmith

Ancrum William Rutherford M.D., Ballmger Eli, farmer, Pool's farm Lewis John, cowkeepeT'

J.P. St. Leonards court Ballinger Enoch, frmr.Grove Court fm Meecham Hy. fl'hos. farmer, Hawfield
Ballinger ~. Richd.shopkpr. Post off Merriman John, haulier
Bellows John, Upton knoll

Broadstock George, Curtis Orchard Bayley William, farmer, 'Capertons fm Miles Daniel, farmer, Kingsbury farm

Carter Jam('s Berry Albert, fllil'mer, 'Gastrells farm Miles Ernest, farmer, Court end

Clements iHemy, Matson lawn Bowl Edward, farmer, Pincot Miles Wm. cowkeeper, Sneedhams gm
Bra~ John, boot &; shoe ma~er
Collings George Mliles William. T. King's Head P.R
Br~z1Ugton George, farmer, Hill fa.rm Mills James, builder & contractor, &;
Davis Mrs. Stanley close

lIarris Samuel Cudhill BrIdgeman Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr genetral house decorator &c
Haughton ThoriJ.as, ,Cross house Broadstock, Willia~, cowkeeper
Hooper Joseph Fras. Commelines mill ChaDi~ler Mary (Miss), f3lrmer Morris Edmund, saddler i& farmer

MDrris Job, farmer, Manor farm
Ooldr~ck Charles, frmr. iSneedham grn Morris John Clement, frmr.Valley frm
Knight Richard, The Limes

!Miles Edward Edwin BeImont Coldrlck Hy. farmer, iSneedham green Org-an William, farmer, Bottom farm
Percival Edward Hope J.P. Kims- Cove ~orge ChaTles, wheelwright Price '~orge Holbert, cowkeeper,
bury house Da~s Edwin, farmer, R~es farm MQtson end

Phillips William Henry Dyneover DavIs Thomas, blaoksmIth Prosser Daniel, rose grower, Pains-
Rumsey Thomas, Elm 'court Drap~r Charles Frederick, ~ason, wick road
Soobell Rev. Edward ChessalI M.A. buil~er & contractor &c.; estuna1ies Rodway George Frederick, .cowkeeper

(TeCtor rural dean &; hon canon) fUrnIshed, Bullen's farm Thurston Benjamin William, carpenter
Rectory. . , Eshelby -Chas. Edwin, frmr. Valley frm Tombs Leonaxd Harris, fanner &;

Wheeler .Alfred Gummins, Upton hill Eshelby George,. assistant. over~eer builder, Winnycroft farm

Witcomb MlrS'. Rose bank Free:r;nan ~~edenck FrancIs, builder Webb James', shopkeepe,r
Harns William, baker, Matson end Wig-gall Ralph, farmer, Morend farm

COMMERCIAL. Harris Samuel, farmer, Cudhill Wilkins Waiter, farmr. Whitley court

Archer-Snelling James, miller (water) Hoiblbs Thomas, farmer, Sneedham gm

VINEY HILL, a scantily populated place, is 3 miles dence, in 1850, & enlarged in 1893, for 180 children;

north-east from Park End station on the Severn and average attendance, 134 boys & girls & 42 infants; &
Wye and Severn Bridge railway, and one mile from
supported partly by an annual grant from the Office
Blake~ey.. .All ~aints, Viney Hill, was formed into an
of Woods &; Forests; James H. Hudson, schoolmaster
.ec?les19.stlCal parIsh, September 18, 1~66! from the town-
National, Woodside (mixed), built, in 1850, for 130
ships o~ ~~st and West Dean, and IS m the Forest. of
children; average attendance 67' Richard Rarris
Dean dIVISIon of the county, Westbury-on-Severn umon master ', ,
and county court district, rural deanery of South Forest,
-and archdeaconry and diocese of Gloucester. Viney Hill YORKLEY, 2 miles from Park End station, 2 from
is in the petty sessional division of Newnham. All Saints'
'Church, consecrated in 1867, is a building of stone in the Whitecroft station on the Severn and Wye and Severn
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave of three
bays, south aisle, south porch, and a bell cot over the Bridge railway, 3 north from Lydney and 5 south-east
chanoel arch containing 2 bells: there are sittings for
420 persons. The register dates from the year 1867. from tColeford, is a large hamlet, partly in .All Saints
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £149, in-
cluding 4 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of and partly in St. Paul's, the dwellings in which are scat-
.Charles Bathurst esq. of Lydney Park, and held since
1878 by the Rev. Edward Samuel Smitg, of St. Aidans. tered over rising ground, some parts being very steep;
Much of toe land belongs to the Crown. The population
in 1891 was 1,528. all the houses are detached and built in positions of

Sexton, William Torley. grotesque irregularity; the inhabitants are chiefly em-
Letters through Newnham arrive at 8.30 a.m.; dis-
ployed at the coal works in the l).eighbourhood. The
patched 5.45 p.m. Blakeney. I mile distant, is the
nearest money order & telegraph office. Wall Letter hamlet is in the petty sessional division of Coleford.

Box cleared at 5,45 p.m There are Primitive Methodist and Baptist chapels, and
SCHOOLS.
a place of worship for Bible Christians. .
National, .All Saints (mixed), built, with teacher's resi-
Post Office.-Mrs. Sarah James, sub-postmistress.
Letters arrive from Lydney at 9 a.m.; dispatched at
6 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
Whitecroft is the nearest money order office &; White-

croft railway station the nearest telegraph office, :z

miles distant

Wall Letter Box, Yorkley Slade, dispatched at 6 p.m

VINEYmLL. !>hillips Edward, .Albion P.H Hall Rev. A. C. (Primitive Methodist),

Smith Rev. Edward Saml. Vicarage Thomas Edward, butcher Pillowell
Cook George, fish dealer
Hyett Reuben, shopkeeper Thomas George, grocer COMMERCIAL.
James Charles, beer retailer
YORKLEY. Brain William, shopkeeper, Pillowell

Elsom Rev. Sidney (Baptist), Forest vI Chivers Josiah, beer rretailer

DIRECTORY,J GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WARMLEY• 343

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.Dainton John, grocer James Frank Thomas, family butcher Morse William, Nag's Read p.n
Evans John, farmer Pillowell' .& Yorkley 'Co-operative So.
James Ann (Mlrs.), beer retailer

Evans William, carriage proprietor James James, carpenter, Yorkley slade ciety Limited (In. Cooke, managr.),

Fennell Ellen Mary (Mrs.), milliner Johnson Brothers, grocers & drapers Pillowell

Gilmour Andrew, farmer, Yorkley crt Jones Edith ~Mrs.), beer retailer Lucas Ado. &; Anne (Misses),grocers &0

Gunter Geo.farmer, Bathams Field frm Phillips Henry, beer retailer Pensome Charles, shopkeeper

Hatton John, beer retailer Phipps Philip, house decoratr. &; mason Price Josiah, shopkeeper

Hirst Charles, grocer, draper, outfitter Prout Morris, carriage proprietor Price William, grocer !& draper

& corn merchant, Pillowell Miles George, Stag inn Smith James, boot maker

Holford John, 'beer retailer Morris Wm. Crown keeper,Danby ldg Watkins Joseph, shoe maker, Pillowell

James Sarah (Mrs.), stationer &; news Mors~ Arthur, call1enter Wintle David, farmer, Oakenhill house

agent, &; post office Morse· Isaae, haulier Wintle Robert, beer retailer

WALTON CARDIFF is a. village and parish, I mile Sheringham M.A.. of Pembroke College, Oxford, who ts

:l!outh-east-by-east from Tewkesbury station on the Ash- also vicar of Tewkesbury, priest in ordinary to the Queen,

~hurch branch of the Midland railway, in the Northern and surrogate, and resides at Tewkesbury. At the

division of the county, lower division of the hundred, Manor House, the residence of Mr. Frank P. Clift, farmer,

union, petty sessional division. and county court district is a. fine mineral spring, considered equal to the waters

(If Tewkesbury, rural deanery of Winchcomb, and arch- at Cheltenham. The principal landowners are the trus.-

deaconry and diocese of Gloucester. The Thirle brook, tees of W. Kettlewell esq. who are lords of the manor

.a feeder of the river Swilgate, flows through this parish. and Charles Edward Gael esq. B.A. of Porturet House,

The church of St. James, rebuilt in 1869, is a small edifice Charlton Kings. The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay

of stone in the Franco-Norman style, from designs by and gravel. The chief crops are wheat and beans. The

Mr. John Middleton, and consists of chancel, nave and areR is 632 acres; rateable value, £933; the population

a bell-cote containing one bell; there is a small stained in 1891 was 60.

window: the church affords lOO sittings. The register Parish Clerk, William Taylor.

of baptisms dates from the year 1677; marriages, 1697; Letters through Tewkesbury arrive by messenger about

no burials take place here, but the parishioners have the 6.30 a.m.; no paid messenger for dispatch. Tewkes-

right of burial in the neighbouring parishes of Ash- bury, I mile distant, is the nearest money order et

oehurch and Tewkesbury. The living is a vicarage, yearly telegraph office

value £80, in the gift of the Bishop of Gloucester and The children of this place attend the schools at Tewkes-

Bristol, and held since 1892 by Rev. Harry Alsager bury
I IBall OliveI', farmer
CHft Sidney, farmer, Chapel farm Sibley James, farmer

Clift Frank P. farmer, Manor house Gra.venell John WaIter, coal merchant CDttage farm

WAPLEY. is a parish and village, 3 miles south-east 6 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Dean
'from Yate station on the Bristol and Birmingham section and Chapter of Bristol, and held since 1889 by the Rev.
of the Midland railway, 3 south from Chipping Sodbp.:ry, James Drew M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge.
9~ north-east from Bristol, 12 north from Bath, in the Sir Oerald William Henry Codrington bart. of Dodington
Southern division of the county, Grumbalds Ash Park, is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The
hundred, Chipping Sodbury union and county court dis- soil is clayey; subsoil, clay stone. The chief crops are
trict, Sodbury petty sessional division, rural deanery ot wheat, oats, beans and roots. The area is 2,448 acres;
llitton, and archdeaconry and diocese of Bristol. The rateable value, £3,238; the population in 18gI was 249.

EchaurlrychEonfgSlits.h Psettyeler ,iscaonnsaisntciniegntobfuiclhdainngceol,f sntaovnee, isnotuhthe OODRINGTON is a hamlet I mile south-east. Bere
porch and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles,
'Containing 5 bells: the west window is stained; there is a. Baptist chapel.
Sexton, William Beazer.
is a chapel on the south side belonging to the Codrington
family, containing an altar tomb with inscription on the Letters through Chipping Sodbury arrive at 7 a.m.; &:
wall above to John Codrington esq. ob. 1475, the founder
()f that family, who was III years of age when he died: those for Codrington, through Chippenham, arrive at
the church wa.s partially restored in 1862, the repair of IO a.m. Chipping Sodbury is the nearest money order
the chancel being undertaken by the late O. W. Codring- & telegraph office, 3 miles distant. Wall Letter Boxes
ton esq.: further repairs were effected in 1897: there cleared at 5.15 p.m. Wall Letter Box at Codrington
are 150 sittings. The register dates from the year 1662. cleared at 5,4° p.m
"-'he living is a vicarage, net yearly value £200, including ~ational School (mixed), built in 1865, for 60 children ~
average attendance, 30; there is a residence for the
mistress; Mrs. Rose Gardener, mistress

W.APLEY. Marsh Richard, farmer, Dump farm TIes Albert \.Henry, farmer, Down farm

Drew Rev. James ~.A. Vicarage Selman Richd. farmer, Mowswell farm Roach Ashton William, farmer

Adam& John, farmer, Serjeant's farm CODRINGTON ;:;hugar Joseph, carpenter &; wheehvghl

COMMERCIAL. • Stoneham Charles, farmer

llishop Thomas, jobbing gardener A.nstey John, shopkeeper Worlock George Fitz farmer, Codring.

Foord Elishaba (Mrs.), frmr.Clifl' frm BenjaminThomas,Codrington ArmsP.H ton court '

Rolloway Eliza (Mrs.), farmer, Bow- Brewer George, farmer, Spring farm Worlock John A. farmer, Tynings farm.

ring farm Carpenter Jsph.frmr.Barley Close farm '

WARMLEY is an ecclesiastical parish, or consoli- soil, lias, rock and coal. 'l'h~ chief crops are wheat,
barley and roots, and about one half pasture. The popu-
dated chapelry, founded November 21, 185I, from the
lation in I881 was I,849, and in 189I was 2,170, chiefly
parishes of Siston and Bitton, and is on the Siston brook, coal miners. The rateable value is included in Siston.
and on the road from Bristol to London, with a station
<In the Bath Extension of the Midland railway, 4! miles Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery,
tlast from Bristol and 112 from London, in the Southern Parcel Post & Annuity & Insurance Office. James Nor-
division of the county, upper division of Langley hundred, man, sub-postmaster. Letters through Bristol a.rrive a.t

Keynsham union, Bristol county court district, petty 6.27 a.m. 2.55 &; 6.IO p.m.; dispatched at 9·35 a.m.
& 12·55, 6.30 & 9.25 p.m
sessional division of Lawford's Gate, rural' deanery of
llitton, and archdeaconry and diocese of Bristol. The Post Office, Warmley Tower.-Thomas Bush, sub-post-
~hurch of St. Barnabas, built in 1850, is an edifice of
stone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, master. Letters through Bristol arrive at 7.45 a.m.. 8;;
nave of five bays, aisles, south porch and a. western
tower with spire, containing 6 bells: the east, west and 7.30 p.m.; dispatched at 8.30 a.m. & 4 &; 7.50 p.m.

two windows in the south aisle are stained: the organ, Postal orders are issed here, but not paid. Warmley,

.erected in 1885, is a memorial to the Rev. Thomas Henry one mile distant, is the nearest money order & telegraph
Howard M.A. vicar 1860-85: there are sittings for 520 office •
persons. The register dates from the year 1851. The •
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £300, including 5
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop Wall Letter Box, Cadbury Heath, cleared at 3.55 p.m

()f Bristol, and held since 188.S' by the Rev. William WARMLEY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Augustus Scott Th.Assoc. K.C.L. Here is a coal mine Meetings 1st Tuesday in month at I p.m. .
~lled the (' Crown IColliery." Major Fiennes Boughton
Newton Dickenson, of Siston Court, and Sirlney Hadley ~erk, Seymour WiUiams, Keynsham I
esq. are lords of the manor. The principal lando-wners
Treasurer, John Chetwood Aiken, Stuckey's Bank, Bristol
are Major F. B. N. Dickenson and Sir Gabriel Goldney
Medical Officer of Health, William Murray M.D. Mara-
bart. of Beechfield, Corsham. The soil is loamy; sub-
thon house, Staplehill

Survev• or, R. H. Bourne
Sanitary Inspector, Charles C. Cross, Mangotsfield

344 WARMLEY. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

WARMLEY OUT RELIEF ~J:ON. ~; No. 2 district.. Joseph Bailey Barlon, Kingswood

Comprises the following places, being the Gloucestershire Medical Officers, No. I district, Richard William Brims.

parishes in Keynsham Union :-Bitton, Hanham, combe L.R.O.P.Lond. Kingswood; No. 2 district,

Mangotsfield, Oldland &; Siston. The area is II,634 Henry Skelton M.D. Overn hill, Downend

acres; rateable value, £51,50]; the population in Publio Vaccinator

1891 was 22,232 National School (mixed & infants), built, with house, in

Clerk, Seymour Williams, Keynsham 1863-4. for 200 children; average attendance, 112 OOya

Treasurer, John Chetwood Aiken, Stuckey's Bank, Bristol .&; girls &; 48 infants; Miss Ruby Long, Inistxess.

Relieving Officers, No. I district, J. Greenway, Staple- Railway Station, John Dawe, station mastllT

PBIVATE nE6IDENTS. Buff James, shopkeeper Jefferies William, grocer

Anderson Mrs. The LaUll'el.s Bullen William Alfred, grocer &; draper Johnson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Ashley Miss Bush Thomas, shopkeeper. Post office. Jones Isaac, briok &; tile maker

Baldock George Warmley Towe,r Kingswood College. of Music (Warmley

Cox Misses, Bridge house Cook James, baker, Cadbury Heath branch) (Miss Kate Anderson,'branch

Craymer Mrs Court Alfred, shopkeeper directoress)

Flood Lewin, Warmley villa Davis Henry Isaac, Midland Railway Kirby Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper

FusseD Mrs. Fern dale commercial hotel,&; posting house Lacey Eliza (Mrs.), coal dealer, Station

Raskins :Mlrs. Warmley house Davis Jonas, flock manufacturer Lear Edward. farmer

Jarvis Mrs. Warmley Tower Davis William, shopkeeper &; 'beer retlr Lear Fred, oil &; colorman

Jones 'Mrs Derham Brothers. boot manufacturers Lovelace Henry, butcher

Love1ace Charles, Shetland villa England Ann (Mlrs.), Black Horse P.H Male William, insurance agent

Monks Hubert Cramer, Deanery house E:dey Benjamin, house furnisher Morgan Edwin, grocer

MODre William, The Lodge Fews Henry. shopkeeper Norman James, shopkeeper, Po-st office

Ody Andrew, Roslands Gale &; Son, boot & shoe manufacturl Oliver George, farmer, Bridge yate

Sadler Frederick Charles, Asblands Gale Renry, shopkeeper Parker Saml. beer retailer, The Batcb

Scott Recv. Wm. August us T..A.K .0 .L • Gray Owen, blacksmith Peacock Isaac, shopkeeper

(vicar), Vicarage Gregory Geo-.William,farmer & haulier Pitman Isaac, grocer, Cad'bury Heath

Smith Francis H. Sunnyside Grenter Henry, hair dresser Rennles Walter Ernest. job master

Thomas Charles, Lansdowne house Hamblin Luther, haulier Riddiford William, farmer, ,Crown farm

Weeks Edwin George, Roseville Haycock Jesse. refreshment room Smart WaIter, butcher & haulier
Haskins Joseph, drain pipe & terra Taylor Thomas, harness maker, &; St~
Whitaker Frederick. Brook house

cotta maker, Warmley works tion inn
The Supply Co. grocers & drapers
COMMERCIAL. Henley Robert, harness maker

Bamlord Arthur, boot maker Isaacs Thomas, baker, Batch (Henry Brazil, proprietor)

Bence Brothers. butchers, Batch Jefferies Joseph. haulier Vick Thomas Jefferies, beer retailer,

Biggs In. Wm. King William lV. iP.H Jefferies William, Tennis Court P.R Warmley Tower

llistin Joseph, shopkeeper Jefferies William, farmr. &; timber mer Warmley Shoeing Co.blacksIniths (B'.

Brain Elizabeth (iMrs.), shopkeeper Jefferis WaIter Leonard, timber mer- Fussell. maI\&g'er)

Brain Moses. grocer chant &c. The Bridge yate· wagon WaterS! Thomas. farmer
Williams Robert, plumber &; glazier •
Brittain Matthew William, laundry works &; steam saw mills

WASHBOUBNE, GREAT and LITTLE.

GREAT WASHBOURNE is a parish and small village, Letters through Winchcomb arrive at 10 a.m. &; col.

near the Vale of Evesham, surrounded by hills. from lected about 4 p.m. The nearest money order office is

whence extensive- views are obtained, and is I mile south at BookfoI'd, &; telegraph office Beckford station, 1 mil6
from Beckford station on the Evesham and Ashchurch distant

branch of the Midland railway, 6 east from Tewkesbury LITTLE WASHBOURNE is a hamlet in the parish ot,
and 5 north-west from Winchcomb, in the Northern d. h .W
division of the county, upper division of the hundred of an 4 miles sout -east from Overbury, ID ol rices ostuetrh.
shire, and 5 north-west from Winchcomb. and
Tewkesbury. Winchcomb petty sessional division, union from Beckford station. and for eccelsiastical purposes ill
and county court district, rural deanery of Campden.
archdeaconry of Cirencester and diocese of Gloucester. attached to Overbury (Worcs.) This hamlet was formerly
The church of St. Mary is a small and very ancient build-
ing of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of a detached portion of Worcestershire. but is now a part
chancel and nave. north porch and a turret on the of the county of Gloucester. St. Mary's chapel of eas~
western gable containing one bell. cast in 1857: there are here, attached to St. Faith's. Overbury, is a small edifice,
100 sittings. The register dates from the year 1567.
The living is a perpetual curacy, net yearly value £50 • consistinlt only of chancel and nave. Samuel Gist-Gist
including 33 acres of glebe, in the gift of Miss H. A. R. f .G S .
O:>vey. and held since 1884 by the Rev. Charles Rogers esq. 0 Wormmgton range, tanton. IS sole landowner.
Covey LL.B. of St. Peter's College. Cambridge, who is
also rector of and resides at Alderton. Mrs. Prance is lady The land is principally in pasture. The crops are wheat
of the manor and chief landowner. Soil good, chiefly and beans. The area is 452 .acres; rateable value, £ 615 ;
arable; subsoil. stiff clay. The chief crops are wheat,
the population in 18g1 was 16.
beans and roots. The area is 470 acrei; rateable value,
£628; the population in 1891 was 83. Letters received from Winchcomb, arrive at about 10

a..m. Postman collects letters when passing through

village about 4 p.m. Beckford is the nearest money

order office. & telegraph office Beckford station

The children from Great Washbourne attend school at

Beckford & Little Washbourne attend at Alderton

GREAT WASRBOURNE. New WaIter. horse clipper LITTLE WASHBOU1l.NE.
Prance Mrs
Rinton Frederick, dairyman Roberts Arthur. farmer. Manor farm Davis John, Hob Nails P.R

Vernon William, blacksInith Hearle Edwin, farmer

WELFORD, a village and parish. and bounded on the the exception of the wallS', W8'S completely destroyed by

east, north and west by the river Avon, is I! miles west fire on the morning of December 13th, 1884; the bells.

from Milcote 'Station on the Honeybourne and Stratford which were ruined, have been re-cast and the fa.bric was

branch 0 £the Great western railway, and i mile from again. restored in 1885, at a. cost of £520, borne by the

Brinton station on the East and Wes·t Junctio-n railway, Connty Insurance Co.: there are 200 sittings. The
4 miles south-west from Stratford-on-Avon. 9 north from register dates from the year 1561. The living is a. reotory,
Oampden, 10 north-east from Evesham, 30 north-eas,t net yearly value £252. including 107 acres of glebe, with

from Gloucester and 99 from London, in the Eastern residence, in the gift of Lord Sackville, and held since
division of the county, upper division of the hundred 01 1865 by the Rev. James Davenport M.A. of St. John's
Deerhurst, Stratford-on-Avon union and county court dis- College. Oxford, who is also vicar of Weston-on-Avon.

trict, Oampden petty sessional division, and in the rural Here is a Wesleyan chapel. The charities amount to
deanery of Campden. archdeaconry of Cirencester and about £4 yearly. Lord Sackville G.C.M.G. who is lord

diocese of Gloucester. The church of St. Peter, anciently of the manor. and Mrs. George O. Cheape. of Bentley
called "Holy Trinity." is a building of stone. in the Manor. Bromsgrove, Wores. are the principal landowners.

Norman and later styles, consisting of chancel. nave, The soil is 8 rather heavy mixed loam; subsoil stiff clay.
aisles, south porch and a lofty embattled western tower The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley and roots. The

with pinnacles and containing a clock and 6 bells: the principal industry is market gardening. The area of the

church was thoroughly restored by the late Countess De parish is 2,797 acres; rateable value, land £1.361; build-

La Warr, at a cost of obout £1,200, under the direction of ings, £1,086; the population in 1891 was' 591.

the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott R.A.; but the tower, with Sexton, John Gladwin.

DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WESTB'GRY-ON-SEVERN. 345

Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office.-Thomas lor the united district of Wellord, Dorsington &; Weston-
on-Avon; F. L. Thompson, Stratford-.on-Avon, clerk
Harris, sub-postmaster. Letters through Stratford-on- to the board; T. Hecklett, Stratford-on-Avon, attend-
ance officer
Avon are delivered at 7.25 a.m.; dispa.tched at 5·45
p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The Board School (mixed), for 100 children; avera.ge attend-
nearest money order office is at Bidford ance, SI; Ge<Jrge Wright, master; Miss Hammond,
Wall Letter Box, Churchyard, cleared at S. IS p.m. week assista.at mistress
days {)DIy

A School Board of S members was formed Nov. 24, 1873,

PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Frazer George, Four AIls P.H Parish Francis, farmer, Welford hill

Bayliss William Harper Hancox James John, painter &c Parriss Ernest Valentine, shopkeeper

Carr James Hancox Joseph, market gardener Perks Robed, market gardener

Davenport Rev. James M.A. Rectory Harris ADthur George, shopkeeper Ritchings John, carrier

Green Cleveland Percy Harris John, Cider mill Sabin Henry, beer retailer

Hawkins Thomas, sen Harris Thomas, grocer, Post office Sheaf Chas. frmr. Welford pastures

Mills Misses Hawkins Thomas,jun. farmer &:; miller Skinner William, farmer

White Mrs (water) Smith John, butcher

COMMERCIAL. Hopkins Henry, shoe maker Stanley William Lennard, Bell inn

Baylies WilIiam Harper Hornby Andrew, carpenter Tipping Mary (Mrs.), apartments

Blundell Harriet (Mrs.), mrkt. gardnr Hornby William, carpenter Turvey John, farmer

Blundell Jsph.coal dlr. &:; markt. gdnr Izod John, farmer, Rumer hall WaHon Thomas Henry, farmer

Blundell William, farmer &:; landowner Luxton Lucy (Mrs.), farmer, Welford Ward .Alice (Mrs.), boot maker

Bradley Alice (Mrs.), apartments pasture Wilson John, oil dealer I&; carrier

Bridges Michael, shopkeeper Matthews J ames, blacksmith Wyatt William, farmer

WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN is an extensive parish, presented by J. R. Bennett esq. of Chaxhill House, is

head of a union and large village, eomprising the tithings of red brick, with free-stone faeings, and will seat 144

of Adsett, Bollow, Boseley, Chaxhill, Oeeve, Elton, Upper persons. Here are Congregational and Wesleyan chapels,

and Lower Ley, Northwood, Stantway, Rodley and West- a small Congregational Mission chapel at Lower Ley, and

bury and the small village of Broad Oak; the manor of a. small lecture hall, erected in 1893, in Westbury, belong-

Bodley, including the tithings- of Adsett, Ohaxhill, Bollow, ing to the same denomination. At Elton is an iron

Ueeve, Stantway, Elton and Bodley; it is in the Forest lecture room, erected in 1891, at a cost of about £125,

of Dean division of the county, in the hundreds of West- and seating 200 persons. The neighbourhood of Chaxhill,

bury-on-Severn, Duchy of Lancaster and St. Briavels. in this parish, is noted for its blue lias limestone, in which

Westbury-on-Severn is 2 miles south-west from Grange a considerable trade is carried on. The charities and

Court station on the Hereford, Ross and Gloucester and endowments, derived principally from rent of land, now

South Wales sectioll1s of the Great Western railway, 3 amount to £36 I IS. yearly, and are chiefly applied to

north-east from Newnham, 9 south-west from Gloucester school purposes. In 1867 Mr. Wintle, of Swanswick,

and II4 from London, in Newnham county court district near Bath, bequeathed the sum of £666 13s. 4d. in

and pettylles.sional division, rural deanery of North Forest Consols now (1897) producing £17 14s. 8d. per annum,

and archdeaconry and diocese of Gloucester. The river which is paid to the vicar, and by him distributed at

Severn forms the boundary of the parish on the south- Easter to poor widows of the parish. The Court gardens

east, extending from Denny Bridge to Broad Oak, a in this village, belonging since 1642 to the Colchester

distance of 8 miles. family, and originally attached to the ancient court house

Westbury is governed by an Urban District Council of here, are in the quaint and formal Dutch style, of which

12 members, f~rmed under the "Local Government Act, they furnish an admirable example, and were laid out in

1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73) which takes the place of the reign of William and Mary: in the neighbourhood is

a Local Board establis.hed in 1863. The church of the Garden Cliff, celebrated for its fossil remains, and a

Virgin Mary, built in 1530, is an edifice of stone, in the favourite resort of geologists. In the garden of Chaxhill

Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, House, the seat of J oseph Richard Bennetot esq. J.P. is

clereswried nave of .seven 'bays, aisles, north and south a life-sized. figure of Oharles H. once forming a portion

porches, and a detached tower on the north side, 50 feet of the ancient cross at Gloucester. A ,stone cross was

distant, with a. heavy wooden broach spire rising to a erected here in 1890, to commemorate the Queen's Jubilee

height of 160 feet, ood containing a clock, provided in of 1887, but the base is said to be of the 12th century.

1845, at a cost of £100, and 6 bells, all cast in 17II: the .Among the notable men connected with this place may

tower is of the late Early English period, c. 1200, be mentioned Sir Alex. Baynham (1459-1524), lord of the

and belonged to the earlier church, dedicated to SS. manor, and a great captain in the French wars: his SOIl.

Peter and Paul: in 1887 the bells were re-hung and one re· James Baynham, burnt at the stake for heresy in 1$32:

cast at the expense of the Misses Orawley, of Hempstead : John Guillim, "the father of English heraldry" (1565-

the north arcade, with its aisle a.nd the porch, probably 1621): ThomaS' Lysons (1594-1664), who, as mayor ()f

date from c. 1300: on the west front of the church i.s a Worcester, threw open the gates to Ohades n. and pro-

"Calvary," under a ca.nopy: in 1878 a handsome reredos claimed him king in 16$1, providing his army with shoes

of stone and alabaster was erected: there are five memo- and stockings: Sir Duncombe Colchester (163°-1694), an

rial windows, and in the chancel are five marble tablets to ardent royalist, and son-in-law to Serjeant Maynard,

the Colchester family, three to the Boughton family, an whose" penitential confession" made a. great stir at the

inscribed brass, dated 1642, to Mr. Serjeant Maynard, and time, and is recorded on his monument in the chancel.;

a piscina: near by are flat stones with the arms of Lysons and his son, Col. Maynard Colchester (1665-1715), the

of Lower Ley (1693-17°2): the nave retain.s two fine philanthropist, who was one of the ori~al founders of
chandelier~ of solid brass: the reredos of stone and the S.P.O.K. (1699) and of the S.P.G. (1701). The

alabaster was erected in 1878; in the porch lies a stone Broughtons is now (1897) unoccupied, Major Sir William

coffin, and the pedestal of a. font with the royal arms of Francis George Gmse bart. of Elmore Court, is lord of

the Tudors and the date 1583: the communion plate dates the manor of Rodley; the trustees of the late Col. Charles

from about 1570: the church was thoroughly restored Leslie are lords of the manor of Northwood, and Maynard

in 1862 and 1878, at 110 cost of £3,000, under the direction I Willoughby Colchester-Wemyss esq. of Westbury Court,

of Messrs. Medland and Mabberley, architects, of Glou- is lord of the manor of Westbury. The principal land·

cester: and in 1888 was re-seated at a cost of £437, a owners are Sir Thomas Hyde Crawley-Boevey bart. of

new communion table being presented by the present vicar Flaxley Abbey, the trustees of the late Col. C. Leslie, M.

in the same year. The churchyard was enlarged and W. Colchester-Wemyss esq. J. R. Bennett esq. Peter StUDS

walled in at a cost of about £300 in 1869, the additional esq. of Blaisdon Hall, and Mr. John Wintle. The soil is
.P?rlion being C?nsecrated in the following year by ~he various, being marl, clay, sand and gravel; subsoil,

bIshop of the dIOcese. A chantry chapel, formerly eXIst- chiefly clay and· mar!. The chief crops are wheat, roots

ing in the churchya.rd, erected c. 1275 against the east beans and large orehards of apples pears and plums and

face of the tower, and used till 1848 for the parish school, some land in pasture. The area is 8,243 acres of land, 21

was removed in 1862. The register dates from the year of water, 332 of tidal water and 304 of foreshore; rate-
1$~8, a.nd th~re is a list of incumbents from II70: The able value, 17,774; the population of the parish and Urban
~vmg IS a VIcarage, yearly value £330 , and resIdence, District in 1891 was 2,005, including 8 officers and 167
lD the gift of the Custos and Vicars Choral of the cathedral inmates in the workhouse.

church of Hereford, who also own the great tithes, a.ver- Parish Clerk, Walter Gleed.

age £45°, with 42 acres of glebe, and held since 1888 by

the Rev. Leonard Wilkinson B.A. of St. John's College, ADSETT half a mile north-east, BOLLOW I! east,

Cambridge. St. Luke's cha-pel of ease, at Chaxhill, erected BOSELEY I north-west, OHAXHILL 2 east, CLEEVE :I

and consecrated in 1894, at a cost of £980, on a site south-east, ELTON I! west, LEY 2~ north-east, NORTR-

346 WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

WOOD Il north. RODLEY 2 south-ea9t and STANT- Churcham, Flaxley, Huntley, Littledean, Longhope,

WAY half east, lll"e tithings. BROAD OAK, on the road Minsterworth, Micheldean, Newnham & Westbury-on-

to Newnham, is a small village. Severn. The population of the Union in 1891 was

Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B. Express Delivery, 23,671; area, 41,526 acres; rateable value in 1896,

Parcel Post &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. Mrs. Emma £97,199
Wilce, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive by foot post Board day every alternate tuesday, at the Union, at II a.m.

. through Newnham at 7.5 &; II.I5 a.m.; dispatched 9.30 Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Maurice

a.m. &; 6.15 p.m.; sunday, II a.m Frederic Carter, Newnham

Letter Boxes cleared a.t Bollow, 4.15 p.m.; Broad Oak, Treasurer, Samuel Wiikinson Woods, Lloyds Bank Lim.

10 a.m. 6.45 &; 7.45 p.m.; sundays, 11.30 a.m.; Newnham

. Chaxhill (The Flat), 5 p.m.; Chaxhill, 5.30 a.m.; Relieving Officers &; Collectors to the Guardians, East

Elton, 9 a.m. &; 6. p.m.; Elton (Newnham road), 9·45 Dean district, Edwin Henry Long, Oinderford; West-

a.m. 6.30 &; 7.30 p.m.; Ley (Grange Oourt), 5.30 p.m. ; 'bury district, Frederick Wherrett, Broad Oak, West-

Norlhwood, 4.30 p.m.; Rodley, 4.15 p.m.; Rodley bury-an-Severn

Court, 4.40 p.m.; Stantway, 5.30 p.m. Wes'bbury-on- Vaccination Officer, William Merrick Ellis, Oakle Street,

Severn is the nearest money order &; telegraph office near Gloucester

for the above places Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No. I district,

URBAN DISTRIC'T OOUNCIL. Henry Sanders Grant M.R.C.S.Eng. Chaxhill; No. 2
Council Room, The Union. district, John Shaw Carleton L.R.C.P. & S.Irel. Newn-

bam; No. 3 district, Nicoll Fredk. Searancke L.R.O.P.

Offices, Newnham. Edin. Micheldean; No. 4 district, W. C. Heane,

Meeting day, :md monday in each month, at 7 p.m. Cinderford
Members. Superintendent Registrar, Maurice Frederic Carter, Newn-

All retire in April, 1898. ham; deputy, J. S. Carleton, Newnham
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Huntley sub-district,

Chairman, Miles Hart. Frederick Wherrett, Broad Oak; deputy, John James

Giles Ayland Charles Dowding Carefield, Newnham; Newnham sub-district, Edwin
WilIiam Ayland WaIter Gleed
William :Baker John Grindon Hy. Long, Cinderford; deputy, Alfd. Ridler, Cinderford
Joseph Richard Bennett J.P Joseph Hart Registrar of Marriages, Henry William Morse, Newnham;
l'Iaynard Willoughby Col- Edmund Thomas Roberts
Thomas Ryder deputy, J. Shaw Carleton, Newnham
chester-Wemyss J.P
Workhouse, a building of brick & stone, enlarged in 1874-
Officers.
Clerk, Maurice Frederic Carter, Newnham to hold 300 inmates; Rev. Leonard Wilkinson M.A.
chaplain; Henry Sanders Grant, medical officer; Geo.

Evau8, master; Mrs. Julia Evans, matron

Treasurer, Samuel Wilkinson Woods, Lloyds :Bank Lim. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE.

Newnham
Medical Officer of Health, Francis Thoma8 Bond RA., Meets at the Union, ISt meeting of the board of guardians
in every month at I p.m
M.D., F.O.S. 3 Beaufort buildings, Gloucester

Surveyor &; Sanitary Inspector, John Cornelius Cadle, Clerk, Maurice Frederic Carter, Newnham
Chaxhlll
Att.endance Officers, Edwin Henry Long, Cinderford, ,.
Collector, Henry Grindon
Frederick Wherrett, Broad Oak

EAST DEAN &; UNITED PARISRES RURAL DISTRIcr SCHOOLS.
OOUNCIL.
National (mixed), enlarged in 1872, for 220 children;
Meets at the School Board offices, Cinderford, on the 1st average attendance, 60 boys, 45 girls &; 38 infants;
wednesday in each month at 2 p.m. &; quarterly at the William Alfred Turner, master; Mrs. Annie Elizabeth
Board room of the Westbury-on-Severn Guardians, in Turner, sewing mistress; Miss O. Ambrose, infants'
Jan. April, July &; Oct. at 2 p.m. mistress

Clerk, Mauriee Frederic Carter, Newnham Wesleyan (mixed), Walmore hill, Chaxhill, built in 1867,
for 140 children; average attendance, 1I0; Humphrey
Treasurer, Samuel Wilkinson Woods, Lloyds Bank Lim. Davey Kitto, mast·er

Newnham RAILWAY STATION.

Medical Officer of HealtJh, Francis Thomas Bond B.A., Grange Court, WaIter P. Roberts, station master
M.D., F.O.S. 3 Beaufort buildings, Gloucester
OARRIERS (passing through to Gloucester).
Surveyor, William Whitehouse, Cinderford

Sanitary Inspector, William Merrick Ellis, Oakle Street,
near Gloucester

Collector, William Whitehouse, Cinderford

WESTBURY·ON·SEVERN UNION. William Ayland, from Westbury, mono wed. fri. &; sat

The Union comprises thirteen parishes &; the township Joseph Brown, from Cinderford, mono wed. &; sat

of East Dean, viz. :-Abinghall, Awre, Biaisdon, Bulley, Joseph Phelps, from Little Dean, mono wed. & sat

WESTB'URY-ON-SEVE!RN. Hunt George, jun. mason, Gatwick BOLLOW.

Limbrick Esther (Mrs.), monumental Hartland Mrs. Rosetta cottage

Colchester-Wemyss Maynard Wil- mason Burroughs William, fruiterer

loughby J.P. Westbury court Morgan William, blacksInith Gardner Henry, farmer &; cattle dlr.

Cadle Cornelius Nichols Charles, Red Lion hotel Constance farm

Fisher Reginald Willis, The Cottage Payne Alfred, farmer, Court farm Greening William, Sloop P.H

Payne Alfred, Court farm Roberts Edmd. Thos. draper &; grocer Hart Benjamin James, farmer

Ra'ttray Rev. ;Edwin C. (Cong) Smith James, insurance agent Jennings Thomas, shopkeeper
Tr.ig~ James WaIter, Ardens.
Trigg James, farmer, Hardinge Mayo John Harrison, farmer, Base cit

Wilkmson Rev. Leonard RA. VIcarage Turner &; Co. stationers &; tobacconists Sims Edwin, wheelwright

COMMERCIAL. "Turner Stuart, grocer Vallender William, carpenter

.AlIen Jesse, mason Wilce Emma (Mrs.), sub-postmistress Whiting George, steam threshing

Wood Thomas, barge owner &; ploughing machine proprietor

AIlen Robert, mason AD S E T T . Williams Philip, blacksInith
.Ayland Giles, Prudential insur. agent

Ayland William, coal dealer &; carrier Garnett FrankNasmyth,Adsett court; BOSELEY.

Cemetery (M. F. Carter, Newnham, .&; Piccadilly club, London S W Baily William Hyett, miller (water)

clerk) Clutterbuck WaIter, farmer, Mar- &; farmer

Fisher Reginald Willis M.R.C.S.Eng., wents farm Baker William, farmer
Mar.tin George, miller (water)
L.R.O.P.Lond. (firm, Grant&Fisher), Colwell Miles, shoe maker
surgeon, The Cottage Cox Charles, farmer

Gay Helen (Miss), baker Dowding Charles, farmer, Long croft BROAD O.AK.

Gleed Samuel, shoe maker Gardner William, farmer, .Pinnocks pl Miller Mrs. Broad Oak house

Grant &; Fisher, surgeons,The Cottage King Edward, butcher Roberls William Geo.Wistaria cottage

Grindon Henry, assistant overseer &; Rowlands John, head gardener to F. Brice Frances Alice (Miss), day school

collector for urban district council N. Garnett esq Evans Jsph.cabinet ma. &; upholsterer

Grindon John, Iniller (water), grocer Rowlands Richard, farm bailiff to F. Jenkins Jemima (Mrs.), laundress

&; farmer N. Garnett esq. Adsett cottage King Edwin, White Hart P.R. I;

Hart John, mason Trigg William, dairy farmer &; fruit shopkeeper

Hook Henry,blacksmith &; wheelwright grower, Adsett farm Morgan Henry, boot &; shoe maker

DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WESTBURY-ON-TRYM. 347

Morgan Ann (Mrs.). laundress Perks William, farmer, Pound farm Collins John Gritton. farmer, fruit

Mayo Joseph, bark & timber merchnt Richards .Annie (Mrs.), Lawn farm grower & cattle dealer, Hill farm

Thomas Charles, marine store dealer *Underwood Henry, market gardener, Gough Wm. farmer, Box. :Bush farm

Thorn George, collector to Newnham W1Umore hill Hart Henry, fruit grower, Heald

urban district council Whiting Sidney &; Clara (Miss),bakers Hill John, farmer, Chapelmere farm

Wherrett Frederick. relieving officer. &; shopkeepers Hyett Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Westbury district; collector to the *Witcombe George, carp~nter Hyett Joseph. fruit dealer

guardians & registrar of births &; Yates Charles, farmer L'mgney Ernest. farmer. Rodley court

deaths, Newnham sub-dist. West- Yates Henry, carpenter Steel Peter. farmer, Yew Tree farm

bury-on-Severn union & school at- CLEEVE. Wintle .Alfred James, fruit grower
tendance officer Wintle John, farmer & land.Qwner.

Hart Joseph, frmr. Moy's Hill farm Hill Side farm
OHiA XHILL. Hart Sidney, farmer, Cleeve farm Wintle Wm. farmer, Cowley Elm farm

(Marked thus * receive their letters Jackson Wm. basket maker, Strand

through Gloucester.) ELTON. LEY.

Bennett Joseph Richard J.P. Chax- (Marked thus * receive their letters
hill house Bullock Samuel, Elton farm through Gloucester.)

Clarke Mrs Bullock' ,Samuel, jun. Elton farm
Grant Henry Sanders, Ninnage lodge Hart MIles, Elton c?~rt
COMMERCIAL.

Hughes Rev. Jonathan (curate), The Prevost Edward. WI~am, Elton cot- *Bennett James, farmer
Laurels tage; & ConstItutlOnal club,London *Browning John, farmer

Land JMorhsn~ Hunt villa COMMERCIAL. *Cameron John. farmer
"Vaile Broadway *Carter William, shopkeeper
Baker WilIiam, fruit dealer
Boughton Henry, farmer
Boughton Oliver, farmer Clutterbuc~ Cartwright, farmer,Lock-
COMMERCIAL. Bullock Samuel, farmer, landowner
Wal- &; smith farm Frowins farm
4Ballinge~ Thomas, boot m.aker, Cox Francis. farmer.

more hill fruit grower. Elton farm Draper George. farmer

*Barfoot George William. painter &; Bullock Sam!. jun. frmr. Elton farm Gardner Reginald, farmer,BagIoe frm.
paper hanger, The Flat Clarke Chas. wheelwright & carpentr Lower Ley

Bennett Joseph Richard, landowner, Daniels Shadrach, market gardener Haile John. farmer. Gamage court
farmer &; commissioner of taxes, Davis John. butcher &; farmer
*Harvey Sidney In. frmr. & horse dlr
Ohaxhill house Dowding Henry, farmer &; cider &; Howen George, baker

Cadle John Cornelius, surveyor &; in- perry merchant, Cowles farm PrinterWm.Isaac,frmr.&miller (water) .
Viney Harold, horse dealer,Hook farm
spector of nuisances to the urban IGardner John, baker &; shopkeeper

district council Grassing Martha H. (Mrs.),fruit grwr

*Coleman John J ames, lime burner &;, Grassing J ane (Mrs.). farmer NiORTHWiOOD.
IHart Frank, farmer, Pound farm
builder, Walmore hill Bullock Charles, Northwood house

*Cooper Henry, coal dealer. The Flat· Hart Miles, farmer. Elton court Bullock Rev. John M.A.Northwood ho
Clutterbuck William. blacksmith
*Evans Frederick Charles. commercial Morgan Joseph, farmer, Elton hay Phrenix Coal Co. (branch). Grange

traveller, Walmore hill Payne .Alfred. grocer &; draper Court station
Toomey Thomas, farm bailiff to Peter
Fisher Reginald Willis M.R.C.S.Eng., UavenhiH James, butcher
Stubs esq. Poultons Hill farm
L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon; see Grant Ryder Reuben~ farmer &; assessor of Watkins James, farmer
Woodhouse Joseph Wells. shopkeeper
& Fisher taxes, Grove farm Woodman Arabella (Miss), baker &

*Gardner Miles. shopkeeper &; Bird in Ryder Thomas, farmer. Peglar's frm grocer
Woodman Philip, Junction inn & frmr
Hand P.H Sheppard William, grocer &;c Worthington .Arthur. frmr. Grange ct

Grant Henry Sanders M.R.C.S.Eng. Taylor Wm.beer retlr.Travellers' Rest

surgeon & medical officer &; public RODLEY.
vaccinator.No. I distrIct. West!bury-

on-Severn union. &; medical officer Baker William, Ivy house

to workhouse. Ninnage lodge; &; see Mayo Benj amin,Pleydell,Vine Tree cot

Grant & Fisher COMMERCIAL. STANTWiAY.
Grindon James. grocer
Bubb Frederick Henry &;. George

Harl Thomas, farmer, Chaxhill farm Edward. farmers. Court farm Bennett Miss, Wintles hill

Helbrow Daniel. lime burner Butler Edward. fruit grower Hart WiIliam, farmer &; cattle

*Howell William, King's Head P.H. Butler Eliza (Mrs.). Blue Boys P.H dealer. The Rock

The Flat . HutIer John. farmer Hartland Frank. farmer, Stantway crt

Hunt George. mason Butler Robert. farmer. Bury court Partridge Thos. frmr. Stantway house

WESTBURY-ON-TRYM is a parish. 3 miles south- Rev. William Cartwright B..A. of University College,
west from Filton station on the Bristol and South Wales Oxford, who resides at Redland Green, Bristol; the Rev.
section of the Great Western railway, and 3 north-west
from Bristol, in the Southern division of the county of John James Dunne Cooke M.A. of St. John's College,
Gloucester, lower division of Henbury hundred, Barton Oxford, has been curate in charge since March, 18g6.
Regis union, Lawford's Gate petty sessional division,
There are Wesleyan and Free Methodist chapels at West-
Bristol county court district. rural deanery of Stapleton bury, and a Ohurch of England mission room and a
and archdeaconry and diocese of Bristol. The church
of the Holy Trinity, formerly attached to the college Gospel hall at Southmead. The charities are of £424'

founded here in 1288 by Bishop Giffard, was erected in yearly value. of which about £200 are applied to church
the begiIming of the 13th century, and consists of apsidal
chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays. aisles, each with a purposes and the remainder given to the poor. The

small chapel or chantry, rood stair turrets, north and Village Hall, occupying an elevated site in the village. is
south porches and a lofty western tower with pinnacles, a building in the Early Decorated style. erected from
containing a clock and a fine peal of 6 bells: in the designs by Messrs. Foster and Wood, of Bristol, at the
chancel is a beautifully carved reredos. with a repre-
sentation of "The Last Supper," adapted from Raphael's expense of Henry St. Vincent .AIDes esq. of Cote House,
and consists of one chamber, 71 feet by 26 feet, with an
fresco in the convent of St. Onofrio at Florence: the open timber roof and an apsidal end containing a good or-
windows of the apse, and those on the north side of the gan: attached are reading and chQir rooms. a library of
chancel are stained :there are several ancient monuments, 200 volumes. rooms for the organist of the parish church.
the most prom.inent being that of Johu Carpenter, Bishop and a dwelling house for the hall keeper: the great cham-
ber will hold 400 people. The county police station,
of Worcester (1444-76), provost of Oriel College, Ox- erected in 1869. is a building in the Elizabethan style.
ford, and chancellor of that University, who was a great constructed of magnesian limestone obtained from the
benefactor both to the church and the adjoining mon-
astery. and was buried here: his tomb, restored by the Cl.ifton quarries. The college of the Holy Trinity.
Provost and Fellows of Oriel College, Oxford, stands on founded here in 1288 by WaIter Giffard, bishop of Bristol.
the south side of the chancel and close to the Canynge
chapel: the organ was presented by Henry St. Vincent 1264-7. and Lord Chancellor, was among the earliest
Ames esq. M.A. in 1866: the church was restored in foundations of this kind in England: it was built on the
1851 and subsequent years: there are 1,004 sittings. !lite of th~ Benedictine priory of St. Mary, a cell of
Worcester, and was rebui!t by W. 'Cannyngs in the reign
The register dates from 15.<;9, and has entries for Shire- of Edward IV.: the college formed an extensive pile of
hampton from 1727. The living is a vicarage with Red-
land annexed, yearly value, £600, with residence, in the buildings, covering a large area of ground; and, besides
~ft of W. H. Warton and the trustees of the late T. its valuable possessions, was assisted. by rich endowment9
T. Walton esq. alternately, and held since 1847 by the
and benefactions; it was a flourishing collegiate body.
with its deans and canons, in the time of Wycliffe, who
was himself prebendary of Aust-on-the-Severn, a place

under the ecclesiastical control of Westbnry College: at
its dissolution in the reign cf Henry VITI. there was a

348 WESTBURY-ON-TRYM. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

dean and five canons, and yearly revenues estimated at but not paid. Westbury-on.Trym is the nearest money

£232: during the Civil War the buildings of the college order &; telegraph office, I mile distant

were almost completely demolished; but some remains, Wall Letter J30xes, Westbury hill, cleared at 10.30 a.m.

consisting principally of a massive square tower, and a 4 &; 8 p.m.; sunday 8 p.m. Eastfield, 10 a.m. &; 3.50

l!!mall round tower, now forming part of a modern &; 7.50 p.m.; sunday, 7.50 p.m. Horfield road, ID.IO

structure, which occupies the place of the old college a.m. &-- 7.10 p.m.; sunday 8.10 a.m. Henleaze lane,

and retains its name, are still extant. Pen Park 10.20 a.m. &; 3.40 &-- 7.20 p.m.; sundl!oY 8 a.m. Hill-

is the residence of John Atkin Waller esq. Sir John side, 8 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; sunday 8 a.m. Brentry,

Henry Greville Smyth bart. of Ashton Court, Long Ash- ISO &; 7.40 p.m

ton, and Charles Edward Hungerford Athole Colston esq. PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
M.P. of Roundway Park, Wilts, are lords of the manor.

Henry St. Vincent .AIDes esq. Mrs. Derham, William County Police Station, John Henry Harrison, sergeant,

Hunt esq. Thomas Owen esq. M.P. Alfred Shipley esq. &; 2 constables

Mrs. Green, Robert H. Symes esq. and William Smith Parochial Offices, College road, Charles T. Coulsting,

esq. J.P. are the principal landowners. The soil is a assistant overseer

mixture of sand and clay; subsoil, carboniferous lime- Village Hall, Edward Arthur Miles, caretaker

stone; in geological position the parish is situated partly

on the hill of carboniferous limestone which, continuing PlffiLIC OFFICERS.

from Clifton and Durdham Downs, makes a circuit round Medical Officer, No. 4 District, Barton Regis Union, Hy.

by Henbury Hill and Kings Weston Hill and terminates Ormerod, 3 Belle Vue villas

abruptly in Penpole Point, and partly on the new red Registrar of Births &; Deaths, Barton Regis Union, Edwd.

sandstone of the adjacent vale; the soil in the lower Tedder, Mill house

lands is consequently a mixture of sand and clay. The Relieving Officer, No. 4 District, Barton Regis Union,

chief crops are pasture, and wheat and barley. The area George Webley, Eastfield

of the entire parish is 3,558 acres of land, 6 of water, Assistant Overseer, Charles Thomas Conlsting, Parochial

XI .of tidal water, and 22 of foreshore; rateable value, office, College road

£36,294; the population in r89I was 5,472. Collector of Rates, Robert Payne, Parochial offices,

STOKE BISHOP is a tithing in the civil parish of College road

Westbury-on-Trym, but now foyms an ecclesiastical parish SCHOOLS.

and will be found under a separate heading.

Parish Clerk &; Sexton, Thomas Gwilliam Underdown. National (Edmund's trust) ((boys), built in 1836, for

Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery, 135 children; average attendance. 105; Fred George

Parcel Post &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Mrs. Char- Williams, master

lotte HoweII, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from National (girls), built in 1886, for ISO children; aver-

Bristol at 6,3° a.m. 12 noon, 3 &; 5.30 p.m.; dis- age attendance, 97; Miss Eliza Morris, mistress

patched at 10.50 a.m. 4.20 &; 8.20 p.m.; sundays ar- National (infants), built in 1845, for 120 children; aver-

rive at 6.30 a.m. &; dispatched at 8.20 p.m age attendance, 100; Miss Mary Ann Bellamy, mistress

Post Office, Southmead.-Edward Bamfield, sub-post- Infants' School (mixed), built in 1828, for 80 children;

master. Letters from Bristol ara delivered at 8 a.m. &; average attendance, 58; Miss Margt. Kennedy,mistress

7 p.m.; sunday 8 s.m.; dispatched at 8 a.m. &; 7 Csrrier.-Colman passes through to &; from Bristol on

p.m.; sunday 8 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, .saturday &; James Farr, daily
ILukeI' Miss, Rock viEs
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Carnell Hy. apartmts. Cote Bank villa

(For Rockleaze and Sneyd Park, see Mardon Heber, Southfield Olake Frederick William, baker

Bristol Street Directory.) Mardon John, Ferndale Clark Annia (Miss), refreshment rIllS
Ames Henry St. Vincent, Cote house Miller Mrs. g. Brentry house Cleaves Arthur Burgess, grocer

Barnes Miss, Malpas lodge Miller Mrs. Claremont house Collins Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Bennett George Webber, Woodrange Miller Thos. Butt J.P. Brentry house Cook Richard, greengrocer

B'rentnall Rev. Edward (Wesleyan), Mills Capt. Fredk. Wm. St. Cuthbert's Cooke James Ash, grocer

King's heath Ormerod Henry, 3 Bellevue villas Coombes Arthur, farmer

Burges WiHiam Edward Parry M.A., Owen Thomas M.P. Henley grove; &; Cooper Frederick Adolphus, farmer,

LL.M. The Grange Natir>nal Liberal club, London S W Westbury Court farm

Butler Samuel, Henbury hill Pease Mrs. Cote bank Coulstin~ Charles Thomas, assistant

Carpenter Henry, Eastfield Peters Miss, Arbutus cottage overseer,Parachial offices,College rd

Cave Miss, Southey house Porch Miss, 6 Dorset villas Crofts Albert, shopkeeper

Chard Ernest, Brentwood Richardson Frank, Rock villa Crook George, fly proprietor

Clark Mrs. Shelfield villa Roscoe William M. Crete hill Curtis Albert George, mason

Clifiord Frederick, 3 Southfield villas Shipley Alfred J.P. Elmfield Curtis Frank, tailor

Cooke Rev. John James Dunne M.A. Sinnott Henry, St. Kilda Curtis Henry, mason, Church road

(curate in charge), Melrose Smith William J.P. Pen Park manor Davis William, bakE'r

Curtin Col. Fdk. J. The Shrubbery Stockfish Mrs. Henbury hill Deabridge Wm. &; Thomas, carpenters

Daubeny George WaIters J.P. Cote Symes Robert Henry, Burfield house Dudden James Benjamin, laundry

Derham Mrs. Henleaze park Tayler Mrs. 2 Dorset villas Edwards Ernest Mayo, wheelwright

Edwal'ds Miss, 4 Cambridge terrace Taylor Miss, Eastfield cottage Edwards Charles Hemy, baker

Ford Joseph Benjamin, Trym lodge WaIler John Atkin, Pen park Emery Frederick, brick' maker

Foster Sidney, Churchfield villa Ward William W. Coombe house Filer Charles James &; Son, saddlers

Fuller Mrs. I Southfield villas Warwick Thomas, 4 Dorset villas Fisher John, haulier

GiImore Joseph Alien, Shelfield lodge Whitborne Rev. George F., M.A. The Forrest Peter, grocer &; baker

Gore Capt. Thomas, Waterdale Priory Foster Sidney, Clifton laundry, South-

Gore Robert Laurence, I Dorset villas White George, 4 Southfield villas mead

Graham Robert J.P. Southmead Whitehouse Miss, Rosslyn Friend In.frm.bailff. toJ.A.Waller esq

Green Mrs. Holmwood Williams Edward George, Bedford ha Giles Frederick, coal dealer

Greenslade William Acraman, The WiUiams Misses, The Ferns Gold William John, florist

Larches, Eastfield COMMERCIAL. Grey G. J. &; Son, nUl'serymen

Harries William, Wood view Adams James, laundry, Henleaze lane Grey Edward James, builder,Eastfield

Hal'vey Alfred M.B. Ewelme Alexander Alfred, chimney sweeper HaITis Charles, wheelwright

Hember Miles, St. Monrad Amos John Wm. &; Son, blacksmiths Harris Henry William, builder

Hember Robert S. St. Monrad Baggs Henry, shopkeeper, Southmead Harris Robert, boot maker

Heyworth Mrs. Springfield house Bamfield Edward, grocer &; post office, Harvey Alfred M.B., M.R.C.S.Eng.

Holman Frank, Southmead manor Southmead surgeon, Ewelme

Hulbert Mrs. 8 D()rset villas Barry Frederick, chemist Heaven Alice (Miss), White Lion PJI

Humphries Sidney, Eastneld lodge Bellamy Henry, hair dresser Hember &; Co. laundry, Southmead

Hunt William, Northcote Bennett Frederick, beer retailer Higgs Henry, painter, Chain house

Jackson Miss Best Charles Albert, beer retailer Hill James, carpenter

Jones John Ellington, 5 Dorset villas Bounsall Brothers, grocers Hitchins Mrs. Mary, ladies' school,

Kennedy James, Carlton lodge Bowden Thomas, shoe maker Hill view

Learmouth Arthur C. Livingstone, British Workman's Institute (J. A. Habbs Wm. John, shopkpr. Eastfield

The Hermitage Cooke, manager) Hooper Thomas, farmer,Coombe farm

Leigh Fnk. Wm.Cheriton ho.Eastfield Bryant Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer Hopkins William John, boot maker

Lidstone John P. 2 Southfield villas Butt Charles B. & Co. upholsterers House Isaac, market gardnr. Coombe

Lindrea Thomas Tucker, Eastfield Butt C. E. (Miss), dress maker, 2 Howell Charlotte (Mrs.) &; Sons, sta-

Lowick Mrs. 5 Cambridge terrace Cambridge terrace tioners, Post office .

DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WESTEBLEIGH. 349

Rowen Robert, saddler. collar & har- Pearce David, fly proprietor Strong S. S. & A. grocers & drapers

ness maker Pearce James, dairyman Strugnep. Daniel, beer retailer

Rughes Edward, beer retailer Pepworth Alfred George, baker Symons Alfred, greengrocer

Hurnphries Thomas, haulier Phillips John, shoe maker Taffe Thomas, Post Office tavern

Kennedy James, lime burner & quarry Pierce Edwin Thomas, farmer Taylor Thomas, tobacconist

owner, Southmead quarries POPI' John, farm bailiff to W. Tedder Edward. registrar of births &;

King Frank William. plumber Smilih esq. J.P deaths. No. 4 sub-district. Barton

Leach John, farmer Pope Thomas Barrett. butcher Regis union, Mill house

Leigh Frank William F.R.C.V.S. veto, Portch John, shopkpr. & beer retailer Tedder Hy. Joseph, Black Swan P.H

erinary surgeon. Cheriton house Porteh Joseph, dairy Thompson Herbert, draper

Lewis Richard, painter Prescott, Dimsdale. Cave, Tugwell & Underwood Thomas- Gwilliam. clerk

Long Henry P. baker Co. Lim. (branch) bankers; open &; sexton

McCann Wm. mangr. of sewage farm 2 to 3.30 p.m. except sat.; draw on Upton Emily (Mrs.), butcher

Macey Joseph Henry, farmer. Green- head. office, 50 Cornhill, London EC Wallbridge James, fly proprietor

way farm Prewett Ann (Miss), apartments WaIters Edward Henry, plumber

Maskell Elizabeth (Mrs.). draper Price Edward, corn merchant WaIters George. painter, The Butts

MealingEdward &; Son,smiths&;farriers Radford John. blacksmith Webley George, relieving officer for

Mealing Hester &; Amy (Misses), Redwood Eliza (Mrs.), tailoress No. 4 district of Barton Begis

costumiers Roper William, dairy, Eastfield union, Eastfield

Mogford Wm. Henry. house decorator Rowles Charles Henry. farmer White Solomon, shoe maker

Mullens James, chimney sweeper Rowley Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher Williams Albert, basket maker

Ormerod Henry. surgeon &; medical Sims Frank Hazard, baker Williams Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper

officer, No. 4 district, Barton Regis Smith James George, beer retailer &; beer retailer

nnioin, 3 Bellevue villas Southmead Laundry Co. Southmead Wiiliams Frederick, builder

Newell Thomas, coal dealer Stinchcombe Joseph, basket maker Williams Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Payne Robert, collector of rates, Paro- Stitfall John, greengrocer Withers Frances (Mrs.). beer retailer

chial offices. College road Stowell Arthur. dairyman Young Edward William, fishmonger

WESTCOTE is a parish. consisting of two villages style; the entire cost, including the chancel, was about

(Church and Nether), although there is no distinction £1,050: there are 100 sittings. The register dates from
made in the address; it is near the road from Stow to the year 1630. The living is a rectory. net yearly value
Burford on the Oxfordshire border, about 3 miles south- £171. including 53 acres of glebe, with residence, in the
east from Stow-on-the-Wold station on the Banbury and gift of the Rev. J. Wicliff Pantin M.A. and held since

Cheltenham branch of the Great Western railway, and 3 1897 by the Rev. Frederick Tearle. Here is a Wesleyan
north-east from Chipping Norton junction in the Eastern chapel. The chief landowners are Mrs. Jay and William

division of the county, upper division of Slaughter Nichols esq. The soil is stone brash and clay; subsoil,
hundred, Stow-on-the-Wold union, petty sessional division stone brash and clay. The chief crops are wheat. barley
and county court district, rural deanery of Stow, arch- and turnips. The area is 1,503 acres; rateable value,

deaconry of Cirencester and diocese of Gloucester. The £1,418; the population in 1891 was 206.
church of St. Mary is a building of stone, chiefly in the Parish Clerk, Henry Lapper.

Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of Wall Letter Box cleared at 5.45 p.m. on week days only
chancel, nave, south porch, vestry and an embattled wes- Letters received through Chipping Norton office, arrive
tern towel' containing 3 bells and a sanctus bell: the east at 9 a.m. 'Fifield is the nearest money order &; tele-

window is stained: the chancel was rebuilt in 1876, in graph office
the 'Early English style, under the direction of Mr. National School (mixed), built in 1875, for 40 children;

Bonnor, architect, of London: the nave and porch were average attendance, 33; Mrs. Rosa Alice Smith,mistress
rebuilt in the year 1886, chiefly in the Early English I Carrier to Chipping Norton on wed. William Gibson

Jay William, Manor house Franklin Henry Thomas, farm bailiff to Simmons William, carpenter
Nichols William, Gawcombe
William Nichols esq Smith John, New inn

Tearle Rev. Frederick, Rectory Gibson William, carrier Smith William, farmer
Bal'tlett John Bayliss, shoe maker Gi1lett Richard, shopkeeper Sturch John, farmer
Bird Frederick, farmer Griffin W:illiam, farmer White John, shopkeeper

Fisher Owen, farmer Hope Hube·rt, farmer & horse dealer I Young Eliza (Mrs.), farmer

WESTERLEIGH is 8 parish and village, Il miles Demes, Wilts, are lords of the manor and chief land-

south from Yate station on the Bristol and Birmingham owners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, principally Pennant

section of the Midland railway, 9 miles north-east from stone. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and roots.

Bristol and 3 south-by-west from Chipp:ing Sodbury, in The area is 4,108 acres; rateable value, [8,044; the

the Southern division of the county, Pucklechurch hun- population in 1891 was 1,233 in the civil, and 392 in the

dred, Chipping Sodbury union and county court district, ecclesiastical parish.

~d Sodbury petty sessional di~sion, rural .deanery of By Local Government Board Order 18,129, March 25,

Bltton, and Brchdeaconry and dI?cese of .BrIstol. The 1885, Coal Sack Farm was transferred from Winter-

church of St. James the Great IS an edifice coofnssitso~nien,g tdoe t aWc heestderplaeirgt h~f and by O rCdeorttr1e8ll10w8~sMadadrcehd
in the Early English and Perpendicular styles, Frampton
amibourne 25

1885, a
of chancel, nave of seven bays, north porch, south aIsle, part of Westerleigh transferred to Pucklechurch for civil
and 8 lofty embattled western tower containing a clock purposes '

and 6 bells: in 1896 the church was restored, at a cost of NIBLE.~ . . •
about £2,000: there are 360 sittings. The register of IS.a hamlet. miles north .on the nver Frome,
2
but e~clesIastIcally annexed to COalPIt Heath.
baptisms and bnrials dates from the year 1693; mar-
riag-es, 1694. The living, formerly a chapelry annexed ParIsh 'Clerk, Charles Wren.

to the vicarage of Pucklechurch, was separated in 1887 Pest Office.-Mrs. Mary Freeman, sub-postmistress.

by order of the Privy Council, and is now a vicarage. net Letters through Chipping Sodbury arrive at 8.10 a.m: &;

yearly value £174, with residence, in the gift of the 4.25 p.m. Box cleared at 8.10 a.m. &; 4.55 p.m. Chip-
vicar of PnckIechurch, and held since 1886 bv the Rev. ping Sodbury. 3 miles distant, is the nearest money

Richard Stevens, of Worcester College, Oxford. Here is order &; telegraph office
National School (mixed), built, with residence for mis-
a Congregational chapel, erected in 1844 and seating 120
tress, in 1843 for 90 children; average attendance, 58;
persons. There are charities of about flOo yearly value, & partly supported by an endowment of [,20 yearly,
left by Dame Elizabeth Smith; Harry Tanner, master
arisin~ from cottages and land left bv Mr. Hill and Mr. Carriers to Bristol-Thomas Batten, mono wed. & sat.;
Deverill. Sir John Henry Greville Smyth bart. M.A.,

J,P. of Ashton O:>urt, Long Ashton, and Charles Edward

Bnngerford Athole CoIston esq. M.P. of Roundaway Park, George Bailey, tues. thnrs. &; sat

Gibbs Mrs. Mill honse Hathway Richard Worthy, farmr. Oat- Seilman William, farmer & butchell'

Lawrence Miss. Old parsonage ley Green farm Sherborne M'ary Ann (Mrs.), farmer,

Stevens Rev. Richard, Vicarage TIes James, carpenter & wheelwright Westerleigh hill

COMMERCIAL. Jeal William, New inn P.H Shipway Edwd. farmr. Rodford farm

llailey George, shopkeeper & carrier Lawrence Clement, butcher &; farmer Slade Chas. market gardener, Rodford

Baten Thomas, carrier & shopkeeper Lawrenoe Frederick, farmer Sweet George Richard, farmer, Hen-

Freeman Mary (Mrs.), grocer, Post off Leonard Edward, blacksmith field farm (postal address, Bristol)

Gibbs Thomas. farmer, Braces far'm Newman George, farmer Warner James, farmer

Gibbs Robert, farmer, Cliff farm Newman William, steward. to Sir John Weeks Chas. King's Arms inn &; brewr

Gibbs Hannah (Mrs.), farmer, WesteI'- Henry Greville Smyth bart. &; Chas. Whiteman William, shopkeeper

leigh hill Edward Athol Colston esq

350 WESTON-ON-AV'ON. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S'

WESTON-ON-AVON is a village and parish on the Sackville G.C.M,G. is lord of the manor and sole land.
Warwickshire border, I mile west from Milcote station owner. The soil is rather a heavy loam; subsoil, stiff
on the Honeybourne and Stratford branch of the Great clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley and roots.

Western railway, 9 miles north from Campden, 10 north- The area is 1,469 acres, including 480 in Warwickshire j

east from Evesham, 4 south-west from Stratford-on- rateable value, land £552; buildings, £199 j the popu-
Avon, 30 north-east from Gloucester and 98 from London, lation in 1891 was 140, of which 50 are in Warwickshire.
in the Eastern division of the county, upper division of Miloote lordship extends to the whole parish.

the hundred of Kiftsgate, union and county court dis- Sexton, T. Fadey.

trict of Stratford-an-Avon, Campden petty sessional divi- Letters are received through Stratford-an-Avon via Wel-

sion, rural deanery of Campden, archdeaconry of Ciren· ford, arrive at 8 a.m. The nearest money order office

cester and diocese of Gloucester. The church of All is at Bidford & telegraph office at Welford, 2 miles
Saints is a building of stone, in the late Perpendicular distant

style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an Wall Letter Box, situated in Mr. Joseph Hewers' farm,

embattled western tower containing one bell: there are for which he has to pay subscription annually, cleared
100 sittings. The register, including Milcote, dates from at 5 45 pm

the year 1685. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly ThI.S. p'l~ce ... . the Welford . School Board
value £60, including 37 acres of glebe (value £54), in IS mcluded m Umted

the gift of Lord Sackville, and held since 1849 by the DIstrIct
Rev. James Davenport M.A. of St. John's Cbllege, Ox-, Board School (mixed), built in 1877, for 60 children~
Iford, who is also rector of, and resides at Welford. Lord average attendance, 28; Mrs. Agnes Wright, mistress
Adkins John Caleb, farmer /Pearce Harry, farmer Smith George, farmer, Westan Sands

Hewer J oseph, farmer

WESTON BIRT is a parish and village on the Bath London, at a cost of about £200,000, and completed in
and Cirencester road and on the Wiltshire border, 3~ 1878: it consists of a centre and two wings, the former
miles south-west from Tetburystation on the branch.of being surmounted by a lofty tower, terminating in a
the Great Western railway from Kemble Junction, and 5 cupola: the entire building has a frontage of about 360
west-by-north from Malmesbury terminal station of a feet, the general height being about 70 feet: the gardens
branch of the Great Western railway from Dauntsey, in are ornamented with oonservatories, pavilions and faun.
the Eastern division of the county, Longtree hundred, tains, and with the park contain valuable collections of
Tetbury union, petty sessional division, Malmesbury trees and shrubs of every description. Capt. G. L.
county court district, rural deanery of Dursley and arch- Holford is lord of the manor and sole land.owner. The soil
is light loam; subsoil, principally oolite. The chief crops
deaconry and diocese of Gloucester. The church of st. are wheat and oats. The 81rea. is 1,658 acres; rateable
value, £2,066; the population in 1891 was 258, including
Catherine is an ancient building of stone, in the Early Lasborough.
English style, consisting of chancel, nave of two bays,
north aisle, south porch and an embattled tower on the LASBOROUGH, formerly a. Roman settlement, is united
south side containing 2 bells ~ in the church ia a ~ea~tiful to the parish of Weston Birt for the maintenance of the
monument, by Westmacott, to the Holford f.amily. the poor. See separate heading.
church wa,s th.or~>ugh1y resrored and .e~arged In 1841.and
further restored ID 1879 and has 22.0 sltt1Dg~. The regIster Parish Clerk John Uzzell.
dateS' from the year 16II, but IS very IIDperfuct. The '
living is a rectory with that of Lasborough annexed, by
Post & Parcel Office. James .Olark, 6Ub-postmast~r.
a,n Order in Council, dated November n, 1868, joint net Letters through Tetbury, arrIve at 9.50 a.m.; dis.
patched at 10·5 . a.m. & 5·5 p.m. w~k day,s only.
yearly value £351, including 78 acres of glebe, with resi. Postal orders are Issued here, but not p81d. Sherston &
dence, in the gift of Capt. Holford C.I.E. and held since Tetb,ury a.re the nearest money order & Easton Grey,
1859 by the Rev. David Kitcat M.A. of Trinity College, 3 miles distant, the nearest telegraph office
Oxford. The charities are of £2 yearly value. Weston
National School (mixed), erected, with master's h.ouse,
Birt House, the seat of Capt. George Lindsay Holford in 1873 at the cost of the late R. S. Holford esq. J.P.
C.I.E., J.P. one of the finest and largest residences in for 80 children; average attendance, 51; MiSoS Mary
the county, is a structure in the Jacobean style, erected Ellen 000, mistress
from th designs of the late Mr. Vulliamy, architect, of

Holford Capt. George Lindsay a.I.E., Chapman Alfred, head gardener, Wes- God~ Fredk. estate clerk of works

J.P. Weston Birt house ton Birt house Hisoocks Richd. farmer, Down farm

Kitcat Rev. David M.A. Rectory Clark J ames, grocer, Post office Hitchins George, farm bailiff to Cap\..

Garland Geo. Nimrod, head gamekeepr Holford

COMMEBCIAL. Gas Works (Capt. Holford, proprieror; Salt Goo. stud groom ta Capt. Holford

Banks Francis, blacksmith Henry Evans, manager) Southgate Jas. Hare & Hounds hotel

WESTON-SUB-EDGE is a village and, parish, on 1835. There are charities of the 'Value of £20 yearly,

the road from Campden to Evesham, 2 miles ,south-east charged on the estate of the Earl of Harrowby, and applied

from Honeybourne station on the Great Western railway, to the snpport of four widows, and also a. small charity

6 south-east from Evesham, 2 west·by-north from Camp- left by Thomas Beman. The reading and parish room,

den and 29 north-ea,st from Gloucester, in the Eastern with a library, standing on the property of Lord Harrow.

division of the county, hundred of Kiftsgate, union and by, is rented by the rector. An old Roman road, called

county court district of Evesham, petty sessional division "Buckle street," bounds one side of the parish; the

of Campden, rural deanery of Campden, archdeaconry of celebrated Dover's Hill games were formerly held here.

Cirencester and diocese of Gloucester. The church of St. Here was formerly a very large and magnificent mansion,

John the Baptist, anciently dedicated to St. Lawrence, is surrounded by a moat, and once the residence of the

a. large and handsome building of stone, in the Gothic Gifford family. The Earl of Harrowby P.a. is chief land-

style, c(}nsisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an owner. The parish was enclosed and the man.orial rights

embattled western tower, with pinnacles, containing a purchased in 1851. The soil is a stout loam; subsoil,

clock and I bell: there are twelve memorial windows to clay. The chief crops are wheat, pasture and beans. The

the Molyneaux, Moss and Bourne families, an inscribed area of the parish is 2,603 acres j rateable value, £4,5°9;

brass to Colonel Thomas Bourne, 1879, and a monument the population in 18g1 was 363.

with recumbent figure to Captain Bourne, 43rd Light Parish Clerk, John Jarrett.

Infantry (1880); t?ere is a.good brass to the Gifford~, Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B. Express Delivery,
dat~d 1590, recordmg the gIft by Thos. Be~an, of this Parcel Post & Annuity &; Insurance Office.-John
pansh, of a dole of b~ead for the poor at Ohnstmas: the Jarrett, sub-postmaster. Letters are received through
church was .rest~red ID 1861, at a cost o.f about /:2,7°':;', Broadway R.S.O. (Wores.); delivered at 8.15 a.m. &

und.er the dire.ctlOn of Mr. Preedy, ar.chiteet, and agam 4.30 p.m.; dispatched at 4.45 p.m. Postal orders are
dUrIn~ t~e penod 1879-88, at a cost of £1,379, and ~ffords issued here, but not paid. The nearest money order
230 slttmgs. In the churchyard are the remams of office is at Campden
several srone ooffins. The register dates from the year .

1612. The living is a. rectory, net yearly value £351, NORTON is a hamlet of this parish; Norton House,

including 64 acres of glebe, with residence. in the gIft of an ancient edifice, 2 miles distant, is ~he seat of the

trustees, and held since 1846 by the Rev. George Drink· Rt. Hon. the Earl of Harrowby P.C., D.L., J.P. Norton

water Bourne M.A. of Oriel College, Oxford,hon. canon of Hall, 2 miles north-east, the residence .of Samuel Bruee

Gloucester and rural dean of Campden D.L., J.P., F.S.A. esq. J.P. is a large modern mansion, standing in its own

The recrory house, formerly a. residence of the bishops grounds of 500 acres, part of which are in the parish of

of Worcester, and still retaining portions of the ancient Mickleton j there is also one farm. Near Norton House

fabric, stands in its own grounds near the centre ()f the are the remains of Norton Burnt House, erected for one

village, and was thoroughly restored and enlarged in of his mistresses, by Sir William Keyte bart. and M.P.

•

DIREC'fORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WHITESHILL. 351

for Warwick, who, after encumbering his estate by a The nearest telegraph office to Norton is Mickleton, 3
long course of dissipation, in a fit of remorse set the miles distant
house on fire and perished in the flames, September 9,
1741: another account, however, states that he was de- National School (mixed), built with residence for the
mistress in 1852, for 80 children; average attendance,
ranged at the time: his remains were buried in the
49; MiSs. Stanley, mistress
churchyard of this parish.
Letters for Norton should have Campden S.O. added. Carrier to Evesham.-Ellis, mono & thnrs

WESrrON-SUB-EDGE. Eva John, Gate inn NORTON.

Bourne Rev. George Drinkwater M.A., Everett J ames, travelling draper

F.S.A., iD.L., J.P. (roral dean of Fear Thomas, farmer Harrowby Rt. Hon. Earl of P.'C., D.L.,

Campden. & hon. canon of Glou- Hamilton James, grocer J.P. Norton house; & 44 Grosvenor

cester), Rectory; & Oxford & ,Cam. Hayden Charles, farmer sq. W; & Carlton, St. Stephen's,

bridge club, Pall Mall, London S W Hopkins In. ChaSl. farmr. Kingcombe Traveller's, Constitutional & Athe-

Churton Rev. Matthew Theo.Assoc. Iorns Frederick, Seagrave .Arms P .H. meum clubs, London S W

K.O.Lond.(vicar of Aston-sub-Edge) i& butchm' Bruce Samue.l J.P. Norton. Hall; &.
Duke Rev.Robert Richard ~.A.(curate) James Frank, farmer
Carlton & Union clubs, London W

Jarvis Thomas Kingzett Arthur O.farmr.Weston fields Brain William, farm bailiff to S. Ilroca

Stanley Miss Robbins Francis, farmer, Top farm esq. Farm houses

COMMERCIAL. San50m William, farmer, Park farm Mhrgetts Samuel, head gardener to S.

!mos Gee. blacksmith i& shopkeeper Smith William, cowkeeper Ilruceo esq

East John, head gardener to the Rev. Steel Harrictt (Mrs.), grocer Rimell John Hames, farmer

Canon D. Bourne Tredwell Frederick. farmer, Gle'be Spencer Austin E. farmer

WHADDON is a parish and village, on the high road at Ilrookthorpe. There is a provisional grant of £1'20 for
from Stroud to Gloucester, 3 miles south from Glou- 81 curate from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. Ghari-
cester, in the Northern division of the county, middle ties :-<Jox's (Badgworth) charity of £1 Ss. is distributed
division of the hundred of Dudstone and King's Barton, in money; Rarris's (Hempstead) charity is ~hiefly for
Gloucester union, county court district and petty ses- apprenticing and distribution in clothes, including a sum
sional division, and in the rural deanery, archdeaconry of £1 78. 6d. for 8l sermon; there is a third charity called
and dioce.se of Gloucester. The Great Western and Mid- Bedwell's. Percy Walker esq. of Whaddon Court, who is

land railways pass through the parish. The southern por- lord of the manor, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and
tion of the parish of TufIley has been annexed to th.iJs Brent Smith esq. are the principal landowners. The chief

parish for ecclesiastical purposes only. The church of St. crops are wheat, barley and beans, but four-fifths of the
Margaret is an ancient buliding of stone, consisting at parish is pasturage. The soil is clay; subsoil, blue lias.

chancel and nave, north porch, and an embattled western The area. is 537 acres; rateable value, £2,037; the popu-
tower containing 3 bells: the nave and chancel belong lation in 1891 was 106.
to the 13th century and the tower to the 15th century: By Local Government Board Order, 16,525, March 25,
in 1855 the church was: completely restored, with the 1885, The Gilberts and another detached part of Whaddon
exception of the chancel, which, in 1880, was restored by were added to Ilrookthorpe, The Toots transferred from

the Ecclesiastical Commissioners; there are 120 sittings. Quedgeiey and a detached part of Broolcl,horpe transferred

The register dates from the year 1674. The living is a to Whaddon.
vicarage united. to that of Brookthorpe in 1843, joint gross Letters received through. Gloucester at 7.45 a.m. The
yearly value £265, including 126 acres of glebe, in the nearest Letter Box is at Brookthorpe, and is cleared at

gift of the Dean and Chapter of Gloucester. who have lZ.25 p.m. .& 5.40 p.m. Gloucester, 3 miles distant.
three turns, and Sir John Neeld bart. who has one turn, is the nearest money order & telegraph office
and held since 1895 by the Rev. Ernest John Roughton The children of this parish attend the school ab Brook-,
L.Th. of the McGill University, Montreal, who resides thorpe

Studma.n Geoo. Richd. Old Rectory ho Rundy Marv (Mrs.), farmr.Toots farm Savage Wm. farmer, Ilrickhouse farm

Walker Percy, Whaddon court Messenger iIenry Alfred. blacksmith Smart Henry, butcher

Hill Joseph, farmer, Pound farm

WHITCOMBE GREAT is a. parish and village. on in the gift of W. F. Hicks-Ileach esq. and held since
1896 by the Rev. Rerbert Thomas Herbert James M.A.
the TOad from Glouoester to Ojrencester, si miles south- of Queen's College, Oxford. Here are the reservoirs of
the Gloucester waterworks and in the parish ar~ the
east from Gloucester, in the Northern division of the remains of a. Roman villa, discovered in 1818. Whit-
county, Dudstone and King's Barton hundred, Cheltenham combe Park of about 107 acres, the property of William
union, county court district, and petty sessional division, Frederick Hicks-Beach esq. J.P. lord of the manor and
and in the rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of chief landowner, is at present (1897) unoccupied. The
soil is loamy; subsoil, clay{ly. The land is nearly all in
Gloucester. The church of St. Mary is an ancient build- pasture and meadow. The area is 912 acres of land
ing of stone, in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, and 30 of water; rateable value, £1,goO; the population
in 1891 was 123.
nave of three bays, north aisle, south porch and an em-
Post Office.-Mrs. .Anue lIearn, sub-postmistress. Let-
battled western tower, with pinnacles, containing 2 bells, ters dispatched at 5·55 p.m. Letters through
Gloucester at 7.30 a.m.; no post on sunday. Postal
and a clock added in 1888: the chancel arch is a fine orders are issued here, but not paid. Hucclecote is
specimen of Norman work.:: the east window is stained, the nearest money order & Birdlip the nearest telegraph
and there are two memorial windows in the south side
to .Annie, wife of Rowland Ticehurst esq: of Badgworth: office, 2 miles distant
The children of this parish. attend the schools at Birdlip,
in the chancel are memorials to Sir Michael Hickes kt.
d. 17IO : Howe Hicks esq. d. 1727; and others of more Bentham & Ilrockworth
recent date to various members of the same family: in
1889 the western gallery was removed and the interior
improved.: there are ISO sittings. The register dates

from the year 1749. The living is a rectory, net yearly

talue £69, including one acre of glebe, with residence,

Helps Arthur Spry, The Knap house Coules Ileatrice (Miss), private school Hannisr .Allan, under steward. to Wm.

James Rev. Herbert Thomas Herbert Fawkes Joseph, farmer '& overseer, Frederick Hicks-Beach esq. J.P

(M.A. The Rectory Upper farm Hannis Geo• .AlIen, farmer, Church frm

Rigby Ja9. Ol~rensiha'W, Romanhnrst Greenland Miranda (Mrs.), shopkeeper Long John, farmer. Green farm

Banks James, blacksmith Herbert Thomas, farmer, Woodlands Newman Wm. farmr. Whitcombe farm

WHITESHILL, with the hamlets of Bread Street and tern tower containing one bell: there are numerous
Rnscombe, and a part of Pakenhill, was formed into an stained windows, and the church also contains frescoes of

ecclesiastical parish, Feb. 2, 1844, from the parishes of the Twelve Apostles, painted by the Misses Stanton, of
Standish and Straud: by an Order of the Gloucestershire Upfield: the church was restored in 1882 at a cost of
£916, and further in 1888 at a cost of £30, and now
County Council, dated 10th August, 1894, it was con- affords 600 sittings. The register dates from the yeal.'
stituted a. civil parish; it is I mila north-west fTOm
1845. The living is a. vicarage, net yearly value £120,
Stroud station on the Midland and Great Western rail- including 2 acres of glebe and cottages, with residence,
ways, in the Mid division of the county, Stroud union, in the gift of the Bishop of G:loucester, and held since
~unty court district ~d petty sessional division, and 1883 by the Rev. John Fowler Green M.A. of St. Peter's
1Il the rural deanery of Eisley, and archdeaconry and College, Cambridge. Here is a Congregational-ehap~
to which a. burial ground was attached in l.a16. The
diocese of Gloucester. The church of St. Paul, erected trustees of the Cripps family are the liJOncipal land-
owners. There are no manorial riglJt~ The soil is'
in the year 1841, is a. building of stone in the Norman

style, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave. transepts

(added to the church in 1881-2), and an embattled wes-

352 WHITESHILL. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

loamy; subsoil, stone beds. The chief crops are wheat, issued here, but not paid. Stroud, I mile distant, is
turnips and some land in pasture. The area is 500 acres; the nearest money order &; telegraph office
Wall Letter Box, at Whiteshill, collected at 5.15 p.m.;
rateable value, £2,455; the population of the ecclesiasti- sunday, 8,30 a.m.. Letters via Stroud, delivered at
cal portion of the parish in 1891 was 1,695. 7.30 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m.; sunday, 7.30 a.m. The nearest
money order &; telegraph offices are at Cainscross &;
BREAD STREET hamlet is half a mile west. Stroud
PAKENIDLL is a hamlet half a mile south, partly in
this, but principally in the parish of Stroud. Field Place SCHOOLS.
is the residence of Charles Holbrow Stanton esq. M.A.,
J.P.

RUSCOMBE hamlet is a quarter of a mile north-west. Board (girls &; infants), under Stroud School Board,
Parish Clerk, John Gay. built in 1858, &; enlarged in 1888, for 200 children;
Post Office, Ruscombe.-Mrs. Abiah Clare Bishop, sub- average attendance, 130; Miss L. Ratcliffe, mistress
postmistress. Letters arrive from Stroud at 8.15
a.m. week days &; sundays; dispatched, week days, Board (boys), for 112 children; average attendance, go;
S.10 p.m.; sundays, 8.15 a.m. Postal orders are there is a master's residence; George Sidney Cull,
master

WllITESmLL. Stanton Charles Holbrow M.A., J.P. Smith George, butcher

Green Rev. John Fowler M.A.Vicarage Field Place RUSOOMBE.

COMMERCIAL. • COMMERCIAL. Thompson Rev. Jas. (Congregational.)

BBeroawrdniCnhgarJloehs~,babkuetrcher &; baker BCluatpthFamra.nC~olsb,erfta,r.mmeriller (water) Browning George, beer retailer
Chandler Albert Francis, beer retailer Clark William, crICket bat ~aker Franklin John, builder

E~toourt ~b~rt, Star P.H . H~ber George, ~akh rep31rer Gay John, pig dealer &; assistant oversr

K:ng G~o:ge, miller (water) Phipps John, farmer

GIbbons Wilham, beer :retailer Pollard Thomas Niblett, beer retailer
Kmg WI1liam,bak~r&; shopkeeper (let- Smith Walter, baker
Hogg William, shopkeeper
Jeffery Mnry Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper ~rs through Camscro~s)
Loydell John William, beer retailer Prl~e Edwar~, beer retailer Stroud (The) Co-operative Society

Limited (branch), grocers

Tanner George, mason WhIte Carohne ('Mrs.), shopkeeper OALLOWELL.

PAKENHILL. BREAD STREET. Phipps Wm. farmei', Stoken Hill farm
Harper Mrs Harmer George, plasterer &; tiler Walker Chas. farmer, Kite's Nest fnn

WHITMINSTER, or Wheatenhurst, is a parish, viI- Sexton, George Daniels.

111ge, and head of a union, and petty sessional division, Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B.• Express Delivery,
and is on the navigable river Severn, and the Gloucester Parcel ¥ost &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Henry

2tand Berkeley ship canal and Stroudwater canal, miles Saunders, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Stone-
7tnorth-west from Stonehouse station on the Midland and house at 8.15 a.m.; dispatched at 5.45 p.m. No de-

Great Western railways, south from Gloucester and livery or dispatch on sunday
6 west-by-north from Stroud, in the Northern division •

of the county, Whitstone hundred, Gloucester county COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR WHITMINSTER

court district, and in the rural deanery, archdeaconry and PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.

diocese of Gloucester. The church of St. Andrew, en-
larged about 1850, is an ancient building in the Early Darell Sir Lionel Edward bart. D.L. Fretherne court,

English style, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, Stonehouse
north aisle, south porch, and an embattled western tower Marling Sir William Henry bart. D.L. Stanley park,

containing 6 bells, of which two were added in 1889, Stonehouse
as also a clock chiming the quarters: the church was Baker Granville Edwin Lloyd esq. Hardwicke court,

thoroughly restored in 1884-5, under the direction of Sir Gloucester
A. W. Blomfield M.A., A.R.A. architect: the erection of Baker Henry Orde Lloyd esq. The Cottage, Hardwicke,

a chancel arch and ea,st window, the addition of a. vestry Gloucester

and organ chamber, and the reflooring of the interior and Clifford Henry Francis esq. The Grange, Frampton-on-
reseatin~ it with olJ,k at a total cost of £2,000: in 1887 S~vern, Stonehouse
,

the east window was filled with stained glass, and in DaVIes Edward Jenner esq. M.A. Hayward s end, Stone-
1888 the two remaining- chancel windows were also filled h~use
..
in, and at the same time chancel walls were decorated I DaVIes Lt.-Col. William M.A., V.D. Amberley court,

in spirit-fresco: a new organ was built expressly for the near Stroud

church at a cost of £':1,00: there are sitting'S for 200 Graham-Clarke Loonard John esq. M.A. Frocester manor,
persons. The register dates from the year I<;38. The St?nehou~e .
Stanley pk.Stonehouse
v.a.living is a vicarage, net yearlv value £85, without rpsi- I Marl~ng Ma]. PerClval Scrope
dence, in the g-ift of John Charles Bengough esg. and held Marling Samuel Stanley esq. Stanley park, Stoneh.oufle

since 1884 by the Rev. Francis Barlow Tepsdale M.A. Stanton James Thomas esq. The Leaze, Eastmgton,

of Exeter College, Oxford. There are charities of about .Stonehouse

£70 yearly value. Particulars of Wheatenhurst union TIdswell Robert Ingham esq. M.A. Haresfield court,

are given under Eastington, where the workhouse is Stonehouse. .

situated. Whitminster House. a fine old mansion, was Clerk to the MagIstrates, T. Trewren VlZard, Dursley

enlarged by the late owner, Henry Rooper Wiltim esq. Pettv Sei'sions are held at the Petty Sessional courts at

J.P. and thoroughly repaired in I869; it is now the wbitminster & Stonehouse alternately on the second &
property and residence of the Rev. Francis Barlow Tees- last thursday in every month, at II a.m. The follow·

nale M.A. vicar. Parklands, a mansion of stone, erected ing places are included in the Petty Sessional Division:
by the late Richard Martin esq. stands on an eminence -Arlingham, Eastington, Frampton-on-Severn, Fre-

commanding a fine view of the Severn, and is 1l0W in therne-cum-Saul, Frocestel', Hardwicke, Haresfield,
King' Stanley, Leonard Stanley, Longney, Moreton
the occupation of James Trower esq. John Charles Ben- Valence, Randwick, Stonehouse, Standish &; Wheaten-
gou~h esq. of the Ridge, Wotton-under-Edge, who is hurst
lord of the manor, the trustees of the latA Henrv Hooper
W~lt?n e~q.• ann the vicar are. the chie.f Iandown~rs. The Police Station Edmnnd WiIson sergeant &; 2 constables
SOlI IS prIDClpany clay; subsoil, blue Iias and ooMe. The . ' . • '. ' .
chief crops are wheat, beans and pasturage. The area ParochIal School (mIxed), built ID 18;49, for 100 chIldren;

i!'l I,248 acres of land and IQ of water: rateable value, average attendance, 90; there IS a house for the
master; Th~mas H~nry Wastenage, master; Miss
1.'2."'12: the population in 1891 was 360 ciVIl and 357, Florence HaviIand, ID1stress

ecclesiastical.

Smith Richard, Holmlei/!h Hooper John Wm. Whitminster hotel Vick Ebenezer John,cattle dealer,High-

Teesdale Rev. Francis Barlow M.A. Long John Kimnell, beer retailer,shop- field house

(vicar), Whitmin!"ter house keeper, assistant overseer &; clerk to Vick In. Richd. farmer, Kidman's farm

Trowel' James, Parklands parish council Vick Lydia (Mrs.), farmr. The Villa fm

Mabbett FrankEurman,frmr.Mlanor fm Walker Edward George, blacksmith

COMMERCIAL. Parker John, farmer, Packthorn farm Wastenage Thomas Henry, school-

Andrews Sa-rah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Parry W'illiam, farmer, Parklands farm master &; organist of parish church

Hall Emma (Mrs.), farmr.Jaxons frm Perry Joseph, ·carpenteri& wheelwright Watts William Edward &; Co. Limited,

Harris George, carpenter Tudor William, coal merchant watch makers &; jewellers

WHITTINGTON is a parish and village, on the road Cheltenham, in the Eastern division of the county, Brad-

from Cheltenham to Northleach, I mile north from And- ley hUTJ.dred, Northleacb union and petty sessional divi-

aversford station on the Cheltenham and Bourton branch sion, Cheltenham county court district, and in the rural
of the Great Western railway, and 5 ea~-south-east from deanery of Cheltenham, arehdeaconry and diocese of

(DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WlCKWAR. 353

Gloucester. The church (name unknown), originally and held since 1868 by the Rev. Anthony Cocks Lawrence

Norman, has portions in the Early English, Decorated: B.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford. 'l'he charities amount

aBd Perpendicular styles, and consists of chancel, nave I to £35 yearly. Whittington Court, at present occupied

of three bays, narrow south aisle, a larger aisle, also on : by Gyrus Faulkner Dobell esq. is a mansion in the Eliza-

the south side, nortl~ porch and a western turret of I bethan style, and was partially restored in 1860. Chris-

'Wood containing one bell, cast in 1855: the monuments, tian William Lawrence esq. is lord of the manor and

'Which have been carefully preserved, include three life- principal landowner. The soil is gravel; subsoil, lime-

sized recumbent effigies, temp. Edward Ill. and Henry stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The

Ill. two being figures of knights in armour cross-legged. area is 1,422 acres; rateable value, £1,223; the popu-

and the third that of a lady of the de Croupe family; lation in 1891 was 179.

there is a brass with effigies to Richard Coton esq. ob. SYREFORD is a hamlet, I mile south-east. Near

1556, and Margaret, his wife, with a child between them Syreford, below the surface of a field called "Wicombe,"

in swaddling clothes: in 1872 the church was restored are the remains of a Roman military station; it was

1l.t a. cost of £685, under the direction of Mr. Waller, partly excavated in 1863, and many relics were dis-

architect, of Gloucester, when two arches were erected covered, including a. perfect statue of Mars, in bronze,

in place of two unsightly sQuare spaces formerly joining about 4 inches high, and in excellent preservation.

the chancel, nave and large south aisle: during the re- Parish Clerk, William Leach.

storation two other arches were discovered, one of these Letters through Andoversford R.S.O. arrive at 7.30 a.m.

in the north wall, close to the chancel, may have in- Andoversford, I mile distant. is the nearest money

closed a tomb; the other is larger, and connects the two order &; telegraph office. Wall Letter Box cleared at

south aisles; a new vestry was also erected, the church 5.55 p.m

refloored and fitted and a new roof fixed: there are 180 Schools.

sittings. The register dates from the year 1539. The Mixed, founned in 1830, and a. new school built in 1883,

living is a rectory, net yearly value £220, inCluding 99 at a cost of £300, for 90 children; average attendance,

acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Christian I 40; there is a residence for the master; W. W.

William Lawrence esq. of Sandywell Park, Dowdeswell, Turner, master

Dobell Oyrus Faulkner, Whittington et Bee Richard, carpenter Greening John, baker &; grocer

Lawrence Rev. Anthony Cocks RA. Denley Jesse, butcher &; farmer Smith David, farmer, Wood farm

Rectory Dyer HarryErnest,grist miller (water), Trevethan Thomas Mlichael, farme:r,

Attwater In. Newman,farmer,Syreford Syreford Whalley farm

WICK is an ecclesiastical parish, formed July 9, 1880, northern cliff is a Roman camp of oblong form, defended

out of that of Abson, in the Southern division of the on three sides by a broad ditch and double vallum and
containing llIbout 12 acres of land. In a field near Tracey
county, Pucklechurch hundred, petty sessional division Park are two large stones, about five feet high, said to
of Rodbury, Chipping Sodbury union and county court dis- be the remains of Druidical monuments erected to British
chiefs. Wick or Wycke Court, the residence of Harry
trict" rural deanery of Bitton and archdeaconry and diocese Houselander esq. is a fine mansion of the 16th century.
of Bristol: it is on the Bath and Bristol road, and in a The trustees of James Toleman esq. are lords of the
beautiful and romantic valley through which runs the manor. Messrs. :Burgess and Co. Mrs. Batterbury, Wm.
river Boyd, 2 miles east-by-south from Warmley station Davy esq. of Tracey Park, Bath, the Stevens Charity
on the Bath extension of the Midland railway, 7 east from trustees, and Mrs. Warge are chief landowners. The

Bristol, 6 north from Bath and 7 south from Chipping soil is loamy; subsoil, chiefly rock. Ooal is found in this
Sodbury. The church of St. Bartholomew, consecrated
in April, 185°, is an edifice of Bastard freestone, with parish. The chief crops are wheat, harley and roots;
Bath stone dressings, in the Early English .style, from the area, including Abson, is 2,511 acres of land and 10
of water; rateable value, with Abson, £6,271; the popu-
designs by Mr. William Butterneld F.S.A. architect, and lation in 1891 was 763.
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an unfinished
Sexton, William Dicks.
western tower containing 2 bells: the choir screen, stalls
and pulpit are of oak: there are 400 ,llittings. The register BRIDGE GATE, or Bridge Yate, 11 miles west, is a.

dates from the year 1880. The living is a vicarage, net hamlet.

yearly value £276, with residence, in the gift of Simeon's Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0 .• S. B. Express Delivery,
trustees, and held since 1880 by the Rev. Henry Alfred Parcel Post &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. Mrs. Ann
Dovey, sub-postmistress. Letters from Bristol arrive
Colthurst Tomkins RA. of Trinity College, Cambridge. at 7·45 a.m. &; 4.50 p.m.; dispatched at 10·30 a.m. &;
There are Congregational and Wesleyan chapels. Here 5.50 p.m
are extensive color mines, employing about 100 hands,
and owned by Messrs. Burgess and Co. The most remark- National School (mixed), built in 1854 &; enlarged in 1891

able objects in this parish. are the rocks, lining each side for 200 children; average attendance, 146; Miss Mary

of a deep glen, about a mile in length, and rising in some Wilmot Stribley, mistress

places to above 200 feet in height; 81 beautiful sparry

substance, found in many places on these rocks, is known

as "rock (or Bristol) diamond;" on the summit of the

(Marked thus * the postal address is Bryant Emma (Mrs.), draper Mizen Reuben, farmer

Bridge Yate, fWarmley, Bristol.) Bryant George, carpenter Morgan .A1len, farmer

Burgess Frederick Thomas, Berry ho BryanilMark,carpntr. &; assistant overST Newport Wm. farmr. Highfield farm

Chith Miss Bryant William, shopkeeper Nowell Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Dare Frederick, Chestnut house Butler Hoory, manager to the Golden Packer Oharles, blacksmith

*Hale William Stather, The Elms, Valley ochre &; oxide mining &; color Page Stephen, shopkeeper

Bridge yate works Perry William, shopkeeper

Houselander Harry, Wick court Cryer Charles, carpenter Phipps Aaron, lime burner

*How Au~ustus Frederick Osmond, Cryer Tobias, farmer &; lime burner Phipps Samuel, lime bu.rn.er

Bridgoe Yate house Cryer William, farmer, Manor farm Pritchard Charles, farmer

*8yle Miss, Rose cottage, Bridge yate Dunning Amelia (Miss), dress maker Pullen Fredk. In. farmr. Toghill farm

Tomkins Rev. Henry Alfred Colthurst England Job, farmer, Holybrook Rawlings Nellie (Miss), dress maker

RA. Vicarage Field Wm.plaswrer &; tiler,Wick green Sellick ThQs. frmr. Lime Brook farm

Williams Henry Hugh, The Lawn Golden Valley Ochre &; Oxide Mining Sparrow In. farmer, Wiokrocke farm

COMMERCIAL. &'ColOJ'lWorks (Burgess &; Co.proprs) Thomas Samue1,Carpenters'A.rms P.H

Ball Richard, boot maker *Gunning In. lime bumI'. Highfield ldg *T'ruebody Wm. boot ma. Bridge yate

*Bence Br()thers, butchers &; grocers, *Gunning Joseph, mason, Holybrook *Watts Kate (Mlrs.). farmr.:Bridge yate

Bridge yate Gunning Mark, builder WilliamS' Charles, plasterer, Holybrook

*Bennett Saml. shopkeeper,Bridge yate Heming William, carpenter Williams Enos, farmer

Brain Waiter Abrabam, miller (water) Honey Thomas, Crown inn Williams Henry Hugh, physician. &;

*BristoW' Walter, White Hart P.H. Liles Samuel, mason surgeon, The Lawn

Bridge yate Matthews Hy. farmr.Cold Harbour frm

WICKWAB is a parish, and formerly a. borough by GrumbaId.g A.sh hundred, Chipping Sodbury union and
prescription; it has a station on the Bristol and Birming- county court district, petty sessional division of Sodbury,

ham section of the Midland railway, and is 4 miles north rural deanery of Hawkesbury, archdeaconry of Bristol and

from Chipping Sodbury, 4 south-west from Wotton, 18 diocese of Gloucester. The corporation, constituted under

north-west from Bath, 15 north-north-east from Bristol, a charter of Charles n. consisted of a mayor and twelve

24 south-by-west from Gloucester, and 120 from London, aldermen, but was abolished under the "Municipal Cor-
in the Sout.hern division of the county, upper division of porationl Act," 46 and 47 Vict. cap. IB, 1883. Holy Trinity

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354 WlCKWAR. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [ KELLY'S

church is an ancient building of stone, principally in the Parish Clerk, William Toms.

Perpendicular style with some remains of an earlier date, Post, M. 0., T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B. Express Delivery,

and consists of chancel, nave of four bays, north aisle, Parcel & Annuity & InsuranceOffice (Railway Sub-Office.
south porch and a lofty embattled western tower contain- Letters should have R.S.O. Gloucestershire added).-
Augustus Robinson, llostmaster, High street. Letters
ing 6 bells, recast in 1693: a new organ was erected in arrive at 5.40 a.m. &; 2.40 p.m.; dispatched at XI a.m.
& 6.50 p.m
1889 by public subscription at a cost of £380: the com-
SCHOOLS.
munion plate dates from 1730: the church was renovated
Grammar, founded in 1684, & endowed by .Alexander
and refitted in 1829. at a cost of about £700, and Hosea, who left houses in Holborn, London, for that
purpose: in pursuance of a new scheme, framed in 1869'
thoroughly restored in 1881, at a cost of £2,228, under by the Endowed Schools Commissioners, the school was
the superintendence of Mr. W. L. Bernard, architect, of conducted until 1882 as a .secondary school, 25 boys
Bristol, and now affords 400 sittings. The register dates being educated on the Foundllltion as free boys; in 1884
the school was reorganised as an elementary school by
from the year 1689_ The living is a rectory, net yearly the Charity Commissioners, & the governing body now
value £384, including 76 acres of glebe, with residence,

in the gift of the Earl of Ducie, and held since 1864 by the
Rev. Ralph John Lyon M.A. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. There are Congregational and Baptist chapels.
The Literary Institute. established in the year 1840, has
a library of S0 volumes, and a. reading-room. There is

a county police station with two constables. In the parish cnnsists of the lord of the manor of Wickwar, ex-officio.

are four malt houses and one extensive brewery and also 3 co-optative, & 5 representative governors; the latter

another. The local charities amount to about £1,300, being appointed by the Wickwar vestry, the Wickwar

producing about £60 yearly, derived from lands and be- School Board & the County Council; scholars are taught

quests left by various benefactors since the year 1620, free, & the average attendance is 70; William Wood..,

and also one held jointly with the parish of Yate, yearly ford, head master; H. G. Linnard, assistant master

Ivalue now about £6, arising from funds left in 1722 by ASh I B d f b f dA ug. 22, I 892 ;
c 00 . oar· 0 5m e.Wmotetrosnw~uansdeorr-mEdege, clerk to the
Colonel Yate, and distributed principally in bread and Fry,
clothing by the rector and two churchwardens. Fifty FrederIc W.

acres of land are allotted by the Earl of Ducie, in half board; George LewIs Heaven, attendance officer

acres, for the use of such parishioners as he may choose. National (girls'), founded by the Earl of Ducie in 1860 for

The market day is Monday. Fairs were once held on 1I0 children; average attendance, 6o; with a residence

April 6, for cattle, pigs and sheep, and on the first for the mistress; Mrs. Mary Jane Reddy, mistress;

Monday in November, but these, as well as the weekly Miss K. Barnard, assistant mistress

markets, granted with the ~pril f~ir. in the reign of Board (infants'), High street, established in 1878, new
Ed~ard 1. have no~ fallen mto dIsuse. The ~arl. of schoolrooms, built in 1894, for 70 children; average
lD~uncdloewnPe.rC.., F.RS. 19 lord: of the manor and prIncIpal BoaatrtedndBaanOc'es~o6noe·' Miss Brut oesn~bmliissthreedss
The soil is .clayey; subsoil, marl, clay and (mixed) in 18 96 ' Mrs.
limestone rock. '.!-'he chIef crops are wheat, barley and Gwillam '" mistres' ,
roots. The area IS 2,307 acres; rateable value, £6,3°9; ,s .

the population in ;1891 was 933. Railway Station, Fred Watkin, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Berry ~Iary (Mrs.), berlin wool & Morton Isaa{l, farmer, West end

.inn Miss, High street fancy repository, High street Modey Caleb Stephen, agent & sec.

Arnold John, Hill house Blaken Charles, The Crown P. H to the Rational Sick & Burial As-

Arnold John H. Rock house Chandler George, farmer sociation

Darnard Mrs. High street Clark Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Park Daniel, beer retailer, High street

Barrett Percy W. Morton house Codrington Ambrose, White Horse P.H Perkins William, plumber, High street

Clutterbuck Mrs. High street Daniell Fredk. Wm. frmr.Poplar's farm Powell Joseph, tailor, & collector of

Downing William G. High street Drew Maria (Mrs.), dress maker rates &; taxes & assistant overseer.

RalseyArnold Tom, West End house Drew Rt. farmer, Barber's Court farm High street

Ralsey Thomas, Southfield villa Drew William, beer retailer Pullin Charles, farmer, Castle ford

Halsey William Arnold, High street Ford Charles, farmer, Southwood farm Raggatt Alired, Beaufort Arms P.H

Robbs John, High street Franklin George, carpenter, High st Raggatt Emma (Mrs.),shpkpr.High st
Lyon Rev. Ralph John M.A. 'Eectory Gothard Samuel, Railway hote~
Raggatt Joseph Wm. baker, High st

Morton Mrs. High street Grammar School (William Woodford, Roberts James,beer retailer, off High st

Nation Charles E. Bank house head master; H. G. Linnard, assist- Robinson Augustus, grocer, draper

Stinchcomb Henry, Ivy cottage ant master) & agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited,

White Lewis, High street Higgs A.!van, carpenter, High street wine & spirit merchants, Post offic~,

Wicks William. High street lHillier Orlando, farmer, Fryern's close High street

Woodford William (head master), Honeyborne John, grocer &; draper, Rodway Mercy (Mrs.),shopkpr.The Hill

Grammar school High street Rose Benjamin, saddler, High street

Wright Herbert E. Southend hrlUse Hopkins Charles, farmer, High street Savory Robert, seedsman & news

COMMERCIAL. Huff Lewin, wheelwright agent, High street

Alway John, farmer, High stroot lsaae Mary (Mrs.), ironmngr.High st ShipTI"'ay Edward, ironmonger &.

Arnold, Perrett & Co. Limil.ed, ale, Kathro Henry, baker & flour & bran dlr smith, High street

porter & pale ale brewers & malt- Limbrick Thos. farmer, Westend hill Sutton William, New inn, High street

sters, wine & spirit mer< hants & Limbrick Thos. jun. frmr. Cowship fro Thoma.s George V. E

mineral water manufacturE: 'S, Wick- Literary Institute (Geo. Archer, sec) Webb William, boot maker, High street

war brewery Lovell Lewis, builder & contractor White Emma. (Mrs.), boot ma. High st

Arnold John & Sons, ale & porter ~Iag~s George, beer retailT. Bagstone Wickham Charles, grocer, High street

brewers, High Street bre Nery Merrett Sarah Ann (Mlrs.), shopkeepr. Wicks Edwin, jeweller, High street

Barrett Percy W., A.R.I.B. A..architect, High street Wright Herbert E. brewer to Messrs.

Morton house Minett Charles, butcher, High street Arnold, P€>rrett & Co. Lim. iWick-

Bennett George. farmer, Wix, Oldbury Minett Elizh. (Mrs.), coal dlr. High st war brewery

WILLERSEY, a village and parish, on the Worcester- restored and reseated in 1868, and again in 1878-82 at a

shire border, and on the road from Stratford-on-Avon to cost of £506, and affords 250 sittings. The register ot

Winchcomb, is 3! miles south from Honeybourn~station baptisms' dates from the year 1721; marriages, 1754;

on the Great Western railway, 26 north-east from Glou- .burials, r727. The living is a rectory, yearly value £275,

cester, 6~ south-east from Evesham, and 4 west from with residence, in the gift of E. Gibbon esq. of Gateacre,

Campden, in the Eastern division of the county, Kiftsgate Liverpool, and held since r891 by the Rev. Charles Oldfeld

hundred, Evesham union and county court district, Camp- Bartlett M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. There is a

den petty sessional division, and in the rural deanery ot charge by will, of £8, on a farm here, paid annually to

n.Campden, archdeaconry of Cirencester and diocese of Glou- descendants of the Pendrell family, who harboured Charles
cester. The church of St. Peter is a cruciform building when a fugitive from the battle of Worcester, Sept.

of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, 3, 1651, and another charge of £10 on another farm, paid

nave, transepts, north porch and an embattled central annually to the poor of Shipston-on-Stour: the interest

tower, with pinnacles, containing 6 bells: the communio.n of £200, bequeathed by the Hon. Miss Rushout, is alsi}

plate includes a. chalice dated 1576, a paten dated 1666, distributed in blankets to the poor of Willersey at

and Q pewter flagon dating from about 1660; the com- Christmas, and a charity of £2 28. yearly value is dis-

munion cloth has the date 1664 woven into it: the ancient tributed to the poor yearly. The principal landowners are

font, supposed to date from the 13th century, is preserved, Robert Newton Chadwick esq. of Farncombe, Broadway,

though not now in nse: there are some remains of 13th Worcester, the Right Hon. the Earl of Harrowby P.C. and

or 14th century stained glass: the church was new roofed, Sir Francis Salwey Winnington bart. of Stanford Court,

,

DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WINCHCOMB. 355

Worcester, who is lord of the manor; James Roberts-West &; 5.25 p.m.; sundays, 9.30 a.m. Postal orders are
esq. of .Alscot Park, Preston-on-Stour, is also a. land- issued here, but not paid. Broadway, 2 miles distant,

owner. The soil is clay and gravel; subsoil, clay and is the nearest money order &; telegraph office

gravel. The chief crops are wheat, pasture and beans. National School (mixed), built, with residence for the

The area of the parish is 1,177 acres; rateable value, mistress, in 1844, by the late Earl of Harr()wby, &;
£1,793; the populaticn in 1893 was 353· enlarged &; remodelled in 1896, at a cost of £260, for

Parish Clerk, David Manders. 59 children; average attendance, 58; Miss Jeannetta.
Post Office. John Hopkins Andrews, ..sub-postmaster. Elizabeth Tennant, mistress
Letters are received through Broadway R.S.O. (Worcs.),

arrive at 8 80.00. &; 3.40 p.m.; box cleared at 8.40 a.m. Carrier.-John Ingles, to Evesham, mondays

.Andrews William Andrews .rn. Hopkins, florist, Post off Ingles John, carrier &; fruiterer

Bartlett Rev.Chas.Oldfeld M.A.Rectry Andrew",William Hopkins, farmer Ingles WaIter Henry, cowkeeper

Edwards Mrs Bearley George, horse dealer Ingles William, farmer

Franklin !Miss Billey David, beer retailer Jordan John, farmer

Gissing Mgernon Billey Edmund William, plumber Jordan John William, farmer

HaJiord IMrs Burrows Caleb, farmer Knight John, farmeT

Moseley Mrs Burrows Edwin Smith, baker &; farmer Righton Frederick, farmer

Moseley William, The Orchard Cotterill Francis, farm bailiff to R. N. Smith Thomas Raberts, farmer

COMMERCIA.L. Chadwick esq. Hill farm Spencer William, farmer

Ootte,rill Samuel, Fish P.H. &; farmer Wilkins Jacob, farme.r

.Andrews Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper Holmes William, New inn &; farmer Willis William, blacksmith

WINCHCOMB is a parish and very ancient market on the Greet road, were formed in 1857 at a cost

and union town, and head of a county court district and of £700, and are under the control of a joint

petty sessional division, and is 6 miles south from Beck- burial committee. The cemetery formed in 1890

ford station on the Ashchurch and Evesham branch of comprises li acres, and is under the control of the same

the Midland railway, 7 north-east from Cheltenham, 10 committee. The Town Hall, which stands in the centre

south from Evesham and 10 south-east from Tewkes- of the town, was first erected in 1853, and in 1871 was

bury, and 94 from London by l'oad, in the Northern rebuilt in the Elizabethan style, from designs by Mr.

division of the county, lower division of Kiftsgate William Henry Knight, architect. The municipal insignia

hundred, rural deanery of Winchcomb, and archdeaconry include two maces of the 15th century with banded shaft8
and diocese of Gloucester. It is pleasantly seated in a and round crested heads; the flanges at the base are

deep valley, near the north-eastern base of the lofty Cots- formed of leaf work curled outwards. The Public Read-

wold range, and on the little river Isborne, which flows ing Room and Library were established in 1868; the

south-west to north-east in its course to the Avon at library contains 450 volumes. The market is held every
Evesham. This was a borough by prescription, with a Saturday. The fairs are: last Saturday in March and

corporation, consisting of two bailiffs and eight bur- July 28, for horses; two statute fairs are also held for

gesses; but the corporation, by the operation of the hiring servants,' one on the Saturday before, and the

"Municipal Corporations Act, 1883" (46 and 47 Vict. other on the Saturday after Old Michaelmas day; all
c. 18), is now extinct. The town is lighted with gas tLe fairs are held in the town. In the vicinity are two

by a company whose works are in Hailes street, and is flour mills, a paper mill and a tan-yard, as well as

supplied with water from St. Kenelm's Well, at Winch- leather-dressing works doing a large home, continental

comb, the gift of Mrs. Emma Dent of Sudeley Castle, and colonial trade. There are 12 almshouses, founded c.

in 1887. The parish church of St. Peter, erected towards 1573, by Dorothy, Lady Chandos, of Sudeley Castle, and

the end of the 15th century by Abbot William of Winche- rebuilt 1841; over one of the doorways is a conventional

comb, Lord Boteler, and the inhabitants, in place of the 1 shield of the Chandos arms, with many quarterings and
ancient but ruined church of St. Nicholas, is a fine em- surrounded with scroll work; on either side are the sup-

battled edifice of stone, in the Perpendicular style, con· porters: the inmates are permitted to l'eceive parish re-

sisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of eight bays, aisles, lief. Ten almshouses for poor tradesmen and women were

north and south porches and an embattled western towel', erected in 1866 from a bequest by John Dent esq.: each

with eight crocketed pinnacles, containing a clock and 6 inmates receives Ss. 6d. weekly. Charities of £136, de-

bells, all cast in 1693, and partly re-cast in 1759 and 1776: rived from moneys invested, are di.stributed to the poor

the nave and chancel are under a continuous roof, and the yearly. Here was formerly a Benedictine abbey, founded
battlemented parapet of the clerestory is relieved by I by Kenwnlf, King of Mercia, in 797, on the site of a

crocketed pinnacles rising from corbels: a singular alms j nunnery built by Offa, in 787, and dedicated to SS.

box, with three locks, and dating from about 1547, is Mary and Kenelm, martyr and son of the founder; it

affixed to one of the pillars: the octagonal stone font, was refounded by St. Oswald, Archbishop of York, in
with cover, dates from 1635: in the chancel is a piscina 985, and was subsequently made a mitred abbey; at its

with two shelves, and above it an embattled corbel sup- dissolution there were 26 monks and 90 servants and

porting a projecting panelled ornament of three sides, officers, with revenues estimated at £759. In the span-

adorned with the arms of Lord RoteleI' and the Abbeys drels of the doorway of the George inn are the initials

of Winchcombe and Gloucester, and a monument with of Richard Kyderminster, abbot, 1488-1531. Here was·

kneeling effigy, to Thomas Williams esq. ob. May, 1636: born, in the reign of Edward IV. John Smallwood, of

the chancel and east ends of both aisles were rebuilt in Winchcomb, better known as "Jack of Newbury," a

1690, and the roof repaired about 1850, and in 1872 the wealthy clothier, who equipped and led a force of 100

church was thoroughly l'estored, at a cost of 1.3,3°0, men in the expedition to Scotland in 1513: his house at
when the battlements of the nave and chancel were made Newbury, Berks, still remains, though in part modern-

continuous, the pinnacles renewed and the interior re- ized, and in the tower of Newbury church is a brass

paired: there are sittings for 700 persons: the church to himself (ob. 1<;19), and Mice, his wife. On the river

plate includes a chalice, with cover, dated 1570, a chalice side is a fine swimming bath erected, at a cost of £4°°,

given by Henry Harvey in 1677, a paten dated 1686, a by Mrs. Dent, and managed by a committee. :Mrs. Dent.

flagon presented in 1709, and a peculiar oblong silver-gilt of Sudeley Castle, is lady of tile manor. The principal

dish, presented to the parish in 1737 by Mr. Edward landowners are the Earl of Wemyss and March V.D.,

BeaU: in the churchyard stands the base and part of LL.D.; Stuart Forster esq. of Postlip Hall; Algernon

the shaft of a cross. The register, including Gretton Bertram Freeman-Mitford esq. C.B. of Batsford Park;

and SudEiley, dates from the year 1539; and is one Thos. Ward Swinburne esq. of Corndean Hall; Mrs. Dent,

of the few oris.;-inal paper registers which were not de- and William Evans esq. The area of the parish is 5,7°0

stroyed when Queen Elizabeth ordered them to be copied acres; rateable value, £13,101; the population in 1801

on vellum. The living is a. vicarage, with the chapelry was 2,864, including 55 officers and inmates of the v.o-rlr-
of Gretton annexed, joint yearly value £234, with 132 house.

acres of g-lebe, and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Dent of GREET' haml t il th
Sudeley Castle, and held since 1892 by the Rev. John IS a e , I m e nor .
Taylor D.Litt. and M.A. of the University of London: of
GRETTON is a chapelry, 2 miles north-west. Christ

the parish church of St. Nicholas there are now no re- church. erected in 1868, from designs by Mr. John Dray-
mains. There is a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1886 and ton Wyatt, of London, architect, in place of the old

seating 350 persons; a Baptist chapel, at Winchcomb, church, then disused, is a building of forest stone, with

built in 18n, with ISO sittings; and a Congregational Bath stone dressings in the Early English style, con-

chapel in Gretton road, erected in 1878, with 300 sittings. sisting of chancel, nave, south transept, south porch and

A. cemetery of half an acre, adjoining the old church- a tower with spire on the south side containing one bell,

yard; and one of a quarter of an acre, for Dissenters, bearing; in wmbardic capitals an invocation to the Vir-

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356 WINCHCOi\IB. GLO UCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

gin: there are 200 sittings. The register dates from the surrounding country. Postlip Hall, a fine mansion in
year 1868. The living is annexed to Winchcomb. Here the Tudor style, is the seat of Stuart Forster esq. J.P.
is a Wesleyan chapel seating So persons.
Wall Letter Box cleared at 5. IS p.m. No collection on ABBEY DEMESNES, adjoining the town to the north-
west; COATES, adjoining the town to the west; LANG-
sundays
LEY, 1 mile west; COCKBURY, I! west-by-south; and
NAUNTON and FRA~IPTON are scattered hamlets in CORNDE..AJ.~, I! south-west, are hamlets. Corndean Hall
the parish, about 4 miles north-north-west.
is the seat of Thomas "Yard Swinburne esq. J.P.
POSTLIP hamlet is 1 mile south-south-west. The
small chapel of St. James is an ancient edifice of Nor- On March 25, 1883, by Local Government Board Order
man date, built by William de Solers in the 12th century 14,695, a detached part of this parish, known as Rushy
at the request of his tenants; it is now the property of Cockbury farm, was amalgamated with Prescott, West-
. Stuart Forster esq. J.P. by whom it was completely wood was added to Charlton Abbots, and part of Toll-
restored about 1892. Here are extensive paper mills. dington to Winchcomb, and under the provisions of the
Postlip House, the seat of Edward Adlard esq. is a " Divided Parishes Act, 1882," Stancomb has been trans-
modern dwelling, in the Gothic style, pleasantly situated, ferred from Sudeley Mauor to Winchcomb.
and commanding extensive and beautiful views of the
Parish Clerk, Winchcomb, William Davies.
Parish Clerk, Gretton, John New.

OFFIOIAL ESTABLIgHMENTS. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery, nock &; Hyde, Postlip, Prescott, Roel or Rowel, Seven-

Parcel Post & Annuity & Insurance Office, North street hampton, Snowshill &; Hornleazow, Southam, Stanley

(Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Pontlarge, Stanton, .stanway, Sudeley, Toddington,

Gloucestershire added).-William Charles Belcher, Washbourne Great, Washbourne Little, Winchcomb,

postmaster. Letters are delivered at 7 a.m. & 4 p.m. Woodmancote &. Wormington

Letters from London & all parts arrive by mail cart at For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in that

5·45 a.m. & 3·45 p.m.; dispatched at 11.50 a.m. & of Cheltenham; 'Charles Scott, County chambers,

6,3° p.m.; sundays, 5 p.m. Money orders are granted Station road, Gloucester, official receiver

& paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m Certified Bailiffs under the" Law of Distress & Amend-

COUNTY MA.GISTRATES FOR WINOHCOMB PETTY ment Act," Charles Gardner, North street; Thomas

SESSIONAL DIVISION. A. Slatter, Hailes street; Charles -c. Castle, High st

Inland Revenue Office, George Henry Day, officer

Waddingham John esq. M.A. Guiting Grange, Winch- Police Station, North street, Edward Selwood, sergeant,

comb, chairman & 2 constables

Brocklehurst Henry Dent esq. Middlethorpe manor, York Reading Room & Library, George Davies, hon. sec

Case-Walker Capt. Hy. Ashton, Beckford hall,Tewkesbry Town Hall, High street, Albert Day, keeper

Elcho Lord, Stanway house, Winchcomb R.S.O VOLUI\o"rl'EERS.
Forster Stuart esq. Postlip hall, Winchcomb R.S.O
1St Gloucester Volunteer Royal Engineers (G Co.), Lieut.
Sexty John J. esq. Isbourne house, Winchcomb

Stanton Rev.·William Darke M.A. Vicarage, Toddington, J. H. Sexty, commanding; Sergt. William Littlejohn,

Winchcomb drill instructor

Swinburne Thomas Ward esq. Corndean hall, Winchcomb WI~CHOO:MB UNION.
Clerk to the Magistrates, Edmund Smith Wood, Abbey
The union comprises 29 parishes, viz. .A.lderton & Dixton,
terrace
Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall, on the last Alstone, Beckford Bishop's Cleeve, Buckland & Laver-
friday of every month at 11 a.m. The following are ton, Charlton Abbotts, Didbrook, Dumbleton, Gother-
included in the petty sessional division :-Alderton, ington, Great Washbourne, Guiting Temple, Hailes,
Alstone, Ashton-under-hill,Ashton Somerville, Beckford, Hawling, Little Washbourne, Lower Gniting or Guit-
Buckland, 'Charlton Abbotts, Childswicksham, Did- ing Power, Pinnock & Hyde, Prescott, Roel, Snowshill,
brook, Dumbleton, Gniting Power, Guiting Temple, Southam &. Brockhampton, Stanley Pontlarge, Stanton,
Hales, Hawling, Hinton-on-the-Green, Prescott, Pin- Stanway, Sudeley Manor, Toddington, Winchcomb,
nock & Hyde, Rowell, Snowshill, Stanley Pontlarge, Woodmancote, Wormington, & Outsdean in Worcester-
Stanton, Stanway, Sudeley Manor, Toddington, Wash- shire. The area of the union is 57,089 acres; rateable
bourne Great, Washbourne Little, Winchcomb & value in 1896, £62,825; population in 1891, 9,232.
Board Day, every alternate saturday at the Workhouse,
Wormington
at 2 p.m. winter months & 3 p.m. summer months
WINOOOOMB RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, James

Meets at Clerk's office, monthly, saturdays, 3 p.m. Henry Stephens, High street

winter, 4 p.m. summer. TreasurE"r, John Burt Folliott, Capital & Counties Bank,

Olerk, James Henry Stephens, High street CheItenham
'Treasurer, John Burt Folliott, Capital & Counties Bank, Collector to the Guardians, George Haslum, North street
Relieving & Vaccination Officer for the Union, George
Cheltenham
'Medical Officer of Health, William Cox M.R.C.S.Eng. Haslum, North street
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Hill district, Wm.
High street
Sanitary Inspector, Charles Gardner, North street Cox M.R.C.,s.Eng. High street; Vale district, John

WINCHOOMB mGrrwAY BOARD. HalliwE"1l L.R. O.P.Lond. Irwell
Superintendent Registrar, James Henry Stephens, High

Meets at the Workhouse on saturdays at I p.m. winter, street; deputy, Thomas Arton Slatter, Hailes street

2 p.m. summer. Registrars of Births & Deaths, Cleeve Sub-district, Wm.

Clerk, James Henry Stephens, High street Thomas Edging-ton, Bishop's Cleeve; Guitingo Sub-dis-
Treasurer, John Burtt Folliott, Capital & Counties Bank trict, WaIter E. Haslum, Gloucester street, Winch-
comb; George Haslum, North street
Limitoo., Cheltenham Registrar of Marriages, Waiter E. Haslum, Gloucester st.
Surveyor, .A.lbert Edward' Sharp, Winchcomb Winchcomb ; deputy, George Haslum, North street
The Workhouse, Gloucester street, is a building of stone,
\PUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS.

Cemeteries, James Henry Stephens, clerk to the joint erected in 1838, & will hold 140 inmates; Rev. Robert
burial committee
Noble Jackson M.A. chaplain; William Cox, medical

Cottage Hospital, built in 1888, at a cost of £420, & officer; Thomas Nelson Conder, master; Mrs. Jane

supported by voluntary contributions; 49 patients were Oonder, matron

treated in 1896; William Cox M.R.O.S.Eng. & John SCHOOL ATTENDANOE COMMITTEE.
Halliwell L.R.e.P.Lond. surgeons; A. Lee Hall, hon.

sec Meets monthly, at the Union Board Room, Oct. to
March, 3 p.m.; March to Oct. 4 p.m.
O>unty Court, High street, His Honor Arthur Beecher

Ellicott, judge; Edmund Smith Wood, registrar; Olerk, James Henry Stephens, High street
Thomas Arton Slatter, high bailiff, Hailes street. The Attendance Officer, George Haslum, North street
court is held bi-monthly. The following is a list of
places in the county court district :-.A.lderton-cum- PUBLIC OFFICERS.

Dixton, .A.lstone, Beckford with Bangrove, Bishop's Assistant Overseer &; Collector of POJr Rates, Thomas

Cleeve, Buckland, O1ar1ton Abbotts, Cockbury, Corn- Arton Slatter, Hailes street

dean, Coscomb, 'Cutsdean (Worcestershire), Didbrook, Certifying Factory Surgeon, William ·Cox, High street

Dumbleton, Gotherington, Grafton with Didcotepas- Clerk to the Commissioners of Land, Assessed & Income

tures, Greet Gretton, Guiting Power, Gniting Temple, Taxes & Steward of the Manors of Winchcomb -& Sude-

Hailes, Hawling, Langley, Naunton &; Frampton, Pin- 1ey, Edmund Smith Wood, Abbey terrace

DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WINCHCOMB. 357

Clerk to the Joint Burial Committee, Vestry Clerk &; large, ~udeley Manor -& Winchcomb; Ernest Ed-

Clerk to Parish Council, James Hy. Stephens, High st mund Wood, Abbey terrace, clen to the board; Thos.

Clerk to Town Trust, Alfred Lee Hall Savage, Chapel street, attendance officer. Board Room,

Town Crier, William Short, High street .clerk's office; Board meets last 'Wednesday in every

PLACES OF WORSIDP, with times of services. month at 7 p.m
Board, Gretton road (boys, built in 1883 at a cost of

St. Peter's Church, Rav. John Taylor D.Lit., M.A. vicar; £1,713, for 160 boys; average attendance, 141; Alfred
Rev. Archibald Owen Trotter ~I.A. curate; I I a.m. &; C. Morris, master

6.30 p.m.; &; thurs. evenings at 7 o'clock Board (infants), Chapel lane, built in 1886, for 169

Baptist, High street, Rev. Thomas Whittard; lO.30 a.m. children; average attendance, lIO; the property of

&; 6 p.m Mrs. Dent, of Sudeley Castle, &; let by her to the School
Christ Ohurch, Gretton; at 3 p.m
I Board; Miss Catton, mistress

Congregational, Gretton road, Rev. William Bailey; lO.30 I Board, Gretton (mixed), built in 1893 at a cost of.

a.m. &; 6 p.m . I £2,020, for 130 children; average attendance, 86; Miss
Wesleyan, IQ. 30 a. m. & 6 p. m. ; tues. 7 p.m. 1. Rev. Thomas Ellen Lees, mistress

Wesleyan, Gretton j H. Lo,e Dent's, Gloucester street (girls), built in 1867 &; en-

SCHOOLS larged in 1897, for 170 children; average attendance,

I• 110; this school was founded by the late John Dent

The 'Chandos Grammar school was founded &; endowed esq. of Sudeley Castle, who left £2,000 for that pur-

by Lady Frances Chandos, of Sudeley Castle, in the I pose, &; is furtber supported by a donation of £20

time of James I., A.D. 1621, for 14 boys, natives of the yearly from Townsend's charity, founded in 1683; Miss

town: by a scheme framed by the Charity Commis· Charlotte Woodhead, mistress •
sioners there are now only 6 boys on the foundation, CONVEYANCE.
&; the number of other scholars is unlimited; the en·
dowment now (1897) produces £55 yearly; Thomas C. Omnibus-George Troughton, from' The George' to the
Webb, master. Here was formerly also the King's Crown inn, Cheltenham at 9.30 a.m. every day (except

school, for IQ boys, founded by Henry VIII. with an sunday); returning mono wed. thurs. &; fri. at 3 p.m. ;
income of £10; the endowment has been commuted tburs. &; sat. at 4.30 p.m.; William Smith, from Gate

by the Commissioners of Woods &; Forests, &; between Coffee tavern, every day at 9.30 a.m. returning at
£200 &; £300 were given towards the erection of the 4.30 p.m

Chandos school CARRIERS TO OHELTENHAM.

.A School Board of 7 members was formed Feb. 24th, George Troughton &; William Smith as above; William

1875, for the united district of Prescott, Stanley Pont- j Heath from his house, Gretton fields, thurs. &; sat

WINCHCOMB.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Love Rev. Thomas H. (Wesleyan), Smith Mrs. The .Abbey

Hailes street Stephens Henry WiUiam, Gretton I'd

Bailey Rev. WLliam (Congregational), McQueen William, The Oaklands, Stephens James Henry, Gretton road

The Abbey Gretton road Swinburne Thomas Ward J.P. C<>rn-

Beach Charles, Gretton road Margrett Thomas, Gretton road dean hall

Bird Francis, Gl'Oucester street Newman John, Gretton road TaylorRev.John D.Litt.,M.A.Vicarage

Cox WiIliam, Stone house,High street Nind Frank, Gretton road Townshend Mrs. Hailes street

Evans Mrs. Queen's square Richardson Alfred,The Oaklands,Gret- Webb Thomas C. (master of Ohandos

Fawdry Mrs. Gretton road ton road Grammar school), Chandos house,

Gardner Mrs. Gretton road Sexty John J., J.P. Isbourne house Abbey terrace

Hall Alfred Lee, High street Sexty John H. Isbonrne house Whson Mrs. North street

Halliwell J o-hn, lrwell, Abbey terrace Smith George, The Abbey Wood Miss, Gretton road

Jackson Rev. Robert Noble M.A. Smith Miss, Gloucester street Wood Edmund Smith, Abbey terrace

(rector of Sudeley), Gretton road Smith Miss, North villa Wood Ernest Edmund, Abbey terrace

COMMERCIAL. Denley John, farmer, Cockbury Butts
Dolphin Sarah (Mrs.), coffee tavern, Hailes street
Austin AImie (Miss), ladies' school, High street
Austin Charles, grocer, High street Fenn William Smith, Unicorn P.H. Gloucester street
Banks Joseph, wheelwright, Gretton road Fisher Clara (Mrs.), dress maker, High street
Bayliss John, beer retailer, Abbey tel-race Forty Charles, coal merchant, North street
Bayliss Samuel, blacksmith, Greet road Franklin Thomas, farmer, Olrndean farm
Beach T. W. & Sons Llmlt:ed, jam manufacturers Furley Edward, boot &; shoe maker, North street
Gardner Charles, auctioneer &; cycle dealer, & sanitary
Belcher Charles, tailor, North street
Belcher William Charles, stationer &; printer, Post office, inspector to tbe rural district council, North street
Gardner William, blacksmith, North street
North street Gas Light &; Coke Co. Limited (Abel Richards, man-
Bostock John, blacksmith, Queen's square
Campbell Thos. l\LR.C.V.S. veterinary surgn. Hailes st ager), Hailes street
Capital &; Counties Bank Limited (sub-branch) (George Gillett Robert, horse breaker, Bull lane

Smith, jun. agent), High street; draw on head office, Gloucestersmr6 (1st) Volunteer Royal Engineers (G
39 Threadneedle street, London E C Co.; Lieut. J. H. Sexty, commanding; Sergt. Wm.
Castl~ Charles C. auctioneer, High street Littlejohn, drill instructor), Abbey terrace
Cemeteries (James Henry Stephens, clerk to the joint
burial committee), adjoining the Old Churchyard &; Green Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, North street
Gretton road Green Robert, beer retailer, North street
Champion Joe, watch maker, North street Greenhalf .Julian, wheelwright, North street
Chandos Grammar School (Thomas C. Webb, master), Greenhalf Robert T. wheelwright &; beer retailer
Chandos street
Clapton Charles, saddler, North street Griffin William Geol'ge, baker, North street
Clapton William, beer retailer, Chandos street Grist &; Son, linen drapers, High street
Collett WaIter, boot maker, North street Hall Alfred Lee, chemist, The Cross
Combe William, tailor, North street Hall Conrad, plasterer, Queen's square
Conn Charles, baker, North street Halliwell John L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon &;
C<>ttage Hospital (William COx M.R.C.S.Eng. &; John
Halliwell iL.R.C.P.Lond.surgns.; A. Lee Hall, hon.sec) physician. medical officer &; public vaccinator, Val"
County Court (His Honor Artbnr Beecher Ellicott, judge; district, Winchcomb union, lrwell, Abbey terrace
Edmund Smith Wood, registrar; Thomas Arton Slat- Hardin~ Arthur, farmer, Almsbury
ter, high bailiff), High street Haslum Geor/?e, relievin~ &; vaccination officer. deputy
Conntv of Gloucester Bank, now Lloyd's Bank Limited registrar of births, deaths &; marriages &; collector to
Cox Wm. M.R.O.S.Eng., M. &; L.S.A.Lond. surgeon, cer- guardians, North street
tifying factory surgeon, medical officer &; public vac- Haslum Waiter E. teacher of music, &; registrar of births
cinator for Hill district &; medical officer for Winch- &; deaths for Guiting sub-district &; registrar of mar.
comb- workhouse & medical officer of health to the ria~es, GloucestE'T street
rural district council, Stone bouse, High street Hawley Mariana (Mrs.). draper, North strept
Darben George. shopkeeper, Abbey terrace Hayward Ellen Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker, Hailes street
Darben Julia (Miss), dress maker, Abbey terrace Rewin!!s Alfrpd. haker. High l':treet
Day Albert, Marquis of Granbv P.B. North street H<>winQ's Chril':tiana (Mrs.), baker. Greet mill
Day &; Sons, millers (water), Town mills Hu'!he"! n-por~e. l':hopkE'eper. North street
Hu.!!he!'l .Jobn, shopkepper. NO!'th l':trpet
Day George Henry, inland revenue officer, Hailes street l=r"nt W;lEnm Hall'. Gl'or~p hotel, High !'ltreet
Tnlnnd R<>vennp OfficI' (Gpo. TIl'nrv Dav,officer),Hailes st
Jeffrey Kate (~frs.), draper, High street

358 WINCBCOMB. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [ KELLY'S

Jeffries George, shoe maker, High street Short Wm. earthenware dealer & town crier, High street

Johnson Edwin, watch maker, High street Shotton John, plumber, North street

Key Julia A. (Miss), plumber, North street Slatter Margaret .Ann (Mrs.), young ladies' schl. Hailes st

Knight Jonathan, boot maker, Greet road Slatter Thomas Arton, high bailiff to county court. rate

Lane George, fruiterer & seedsman, Hailes street collector & deputy superintendent registrar, Hailes st

Lane John, greengrocer, High street . Smith Brothers, grocers, High street

Lane Thomas, stone mason, North street Smith George, jun. grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey

Lloyd's Bank Limited (County of Gloucester Bank, Sub- Lim. wine & spirit merchants. High street

Branch of 'Cheltenham) (A. Lee Hall, manager), The Smith William, Gate Coffee tavern, North street

Cross; draw on London office, 72 Lombard street E C Stephens IJenry William, solicitor, High street

Macqueen William, timber merchant, Gretton road Stephens James Henry, clerk to the joint burial com-

Major William, butcher & coal merchant, Hailes street mittee, highway board, Winchcomb rural district

Martin John, tailor, North street council & vestry clerk, & clerk to the guardians &

Mason Edward & Son, builders assessment ,& school attendance committees .& supt.

Mason Edward, hardware dealer &; carpenter, High street registrar of Winchcomb union, High street

Mason Harry, tobacconist, High street Stewart 'Charles, carpenter, Cheltenham road

Miller Daniel, grocer & draper, Hailes street Stock Edgar, farmer, Langley

Nash George, coal dealer, Gretton road Swimming Baths (Messrs. Lee Hall & Grist, joint secs.),

Nash George William, beer retailer, Gloucester street Sudeley meadow

Newman Alfred, land surveyor, Refuge cottage Tovey George, stationer, North street

Nind Anthony, butcher, High street Tovey Lewis, wire worker, Chandos street

Oakey John A. builder & contractor, Gloucester street Town Hall (.Albert Day, keeper), High street

Page William, Sun inn, North street Troughton George, omnibus proprietor, Queen's square

Paish Henry, beer retailer, Hailes street Turbefield James, cooper, Hailes street

Pardington Thomas, shopkeeper & pig dealer,Gloucester at Turbefield John, beer retailer, Gloucester street

Pearson Emma (Mrs.), hardware dealer, North street Turner John Charles, saddler, High street

Pearson .John, carpenter, North street Turner Sophia (Mrs.), refreshment rooms & tobacconist,

Phillips Harry, butcher, Hailes street High street

Police Station (Edward Selwood, sergeant), North street Wells Harriet (Miss), dress maker, Hailes street

Pullom Charles, cattle dealer, Abbey terrace White .Albert, chimney sweeper, Hailes street

Pullom George, cattle dealer, Gretton road White Hart Hotel (Thos. Smith, propr.), High street

Pullom George William, Bell P.H. Gretton road White, Henry William, plumber, North street

Reading Room & Library (George Davies, hon. sec.), Williams Richard, haulier, Silk Mill lane

Abbey terrace Winchcomb Agricultural Institution (Lord Elcho, pres)

Reeks Alfred, butcher, High street Wood Edmund Smith. solicitor, clerk to the magistrates,

Reeks WaIter. butcher, North street & to the commissioners of taxes, registrar of county

Richardson Willie, beer retailer, Gloucester street court, steward of the manors of Winchcomb & Sudeley

Richings Edward John, beer retailer, Chandos street & commissioner for oaths, Abbey terrace

Richings Sarah Elizh. (Mrs.), hardware dealer, Hailes st Wood Ernest Edmund, solicitor & clerk to the Winch-

Roberts John, cabinet maker, High street comb school board, Abbey terrace

Savage Thomas, insurance agent & school attendance Wood Havelock. plumber, painter, glazier & gasfitter,

officer, Chapels lane Hailes street

Seabright Edward, baker, Gloucester street Wood John. tailor, Hailes street

Sexty George, coal dealer, North street Woodford George, shoe maker, North street •
Sexty Georg-e Ethridg-e, grocer, North street Yiend .Albert, shopkeeper, Gloucester street

Sextv John J. & Son, tanners & curriers, Castle street Yiend .Tohn, shopkeeper, North street
•
Yiend Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Gloucester street
Shekell Joseph, hurdle & ladder maker, Gloucester street

GREET.

Ireland Miss, Ivy lodge Green Jas. beer retailer, Littlewortl Pullen Henry. farmer
Staite Mrs. Alexander house
Hewings Charles, baker Richardson Arthur, farmer
COMMERCIAL.
Hewings Christiana (Mrs.), miller Stock Edgar, farmer
Beckett Richard .AlIen, brick & tile ma
Brain William, farmer (water), Greet mills Troughton George, farmer

Major Frank, beer retailer

GRETTON. •

Forester Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Emilius Cox William, farmer, Abbotts Leys Heath William, carrier, Gretton fields
James Henrietta (Miss), shopkeeper
John Weld, Gretton house Cull Cleophas, beer retailer Minett Charles, farmer
Minett John, farmer
Frice Georg-e E. St. Mary's cottage, Dance George, shopkeeper Pardington Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
Parker Andrew, haulier
Gretton Fields Denley Andrew, grocer &c Smith Thomas, farmer
Smart Jane (Mrs.), beer ret.& farmer
Trotter Rev. Archibald Owen M.A. Earl Edward, farmer Warder William, farmer, Hill farm
Williams Henry, blacksmith
(curate), The Cottage Fawdry Thomas, farmer, Manor ho

COMMERCIAL. Giles Reuben, New inn
Greening Albert, beer retailer

Aston Napoleon, wheelwrt. Myrtle cot Greening John, haulier

Bowle-s William, farmer Greening John, shopkeeper

Beach .Alfred E. Naunton field I IN.AUNTON.
Chichester Philip Charles, farmer, $atter Charles, farmer, Frampton
Dudfield Benj. farmer, Naunton farm ~j Frampton faTIll.

POSTUP.

Adlrrd Edward, Postlip house Owens Rev. John Henry(private chap- Evans, Adlard & Co. paper manufac-
Forster Stuart J.P. Postlip hall
lain at Postlip hall), Postlip hall turers, Postlip mills; T. A. "Ad-

lard, Winchcomb "

WINDRUSH is a parish and village, on the river: stone to the Hungerford family, dated 1579: the south
Windrush, 6· miles south from Bourton-on-the-Water doorway is a fine' specimen of Norman work: the church

lltationt on the West Midland section of the Great Western was restored and an organ chamber and vestry added in
railway, 8 ,south-west from Shipton, 16 north-east from' 1874. at a cost of £1,200; and in 1889 an organ was

Cirencester and si east from Northleach, in the Eastern erected at a cost of £180: there are sittings for ISO

division of the county, lower division of Slaughter hun- persons. The register dates from the year 1586. The

dred, Northleach petty sessional division, union and county living is' a vicarage, consolidated with that of Sherborne,
court district, rural deanery of NortWeach, archdeaconry joint net yearly value £288, with residence, in the gift of

of Cirencester and diocese of Gloucester. The church of Lord Sherborne, and held since 1893 by the Rev. Edward
St. Peter is an ancient building of stone, in the Perpendi- Kirby M.A. of Corpus Christi college, Oxford. There is

cular style, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, an endowment of £10 yearly, derived from land in the

south transept and porch, and an embattled western parish, for the use of the church. 'Within the limits of

tower containing 6 bells: the transept retains a piscina, , the parish is an ancient encampment. Lord Sherborne
Iliscovered, with other remains, during the restoration: is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is
in the east wall are some Norman corbels and a memorial oolite; subsoil, the same. The chief crops are, wheat,

DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WlNTERBOUHNE. 359

barley and roots. The area is 1,835 acres; rateable value, Police Station, Francis John Witchell, constable in charge.

£1.100; the population in 1891 was 228. School (mixed), built in 1875, for 50 children; average

Parish Clerk, Richard Mills.. attendance, 45 ; & supported in part by Lord Sherborne ;

Post Office.-George Hooper, sUb-postmaster. Letters Mrs. Louisa Cochrane, mistress
art' received, through Burford R.S.O. Oxon. at 8.30

a.m. & dispatched at 5,40 week days only. Postal Carrier. .Albert Akerman, from Sherborne, passes

orders are issued here, but not paid. Great Barrington through on tues. & fri. to Shipton Station, & to Bur-

is the nearest money order & telegraph office, 2 miles 'I ford &; back same day on sat

distant

.Tones Mrs. 'Woodobine cottage Foreshew John, farmer, Pinchpool frm ~ewman '\Villiam, shoe maker
Kirby Rev. Edward M ..!.. Vicarage
!>fason Henry Hooper George, shopkeeper,Post office Reeves George, Fox inn
Dunford Henry, farmer
Dunford Joyce (Mrs.), Glebe farm Mason Henry, accountant Rowe Joel Thomas, frmr. Manor farm

Mason Sarah .Ann (Mrs.), miller Wheeler Emma (Mrs.), blacksmith

I (water), Windrush mill Wright William, stone mason

WINSON is a chapelry on the river CoIn and in the value £773, in the gift of Lord Sherborne, and held since

parish of Bibury, from which place it is 2 miles north, 1874 by the Rev. the Hon. Frederick George Dutton M.A.

and about 3 south-east from Chedworth station on the of Christ Church, Oxford, who resides at Bibury. There

Cirencester section of the Midland and South Western is a Primitive Methodist chapel here. Wenman Aubrer

.Junction railway, 7 north-west from Fairford station on Wykeham-Musgrave esq. of Barnsley Park, is lord of the

the Great Western railway, 4 south from Northleach and manor and chief landowner. The soil is stone brash;

'7 north-east from Cirencester, in the Eastern division of subsoil, stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats

the county, nradley hundred, petty sessional division of and roots. The area. is. 1,216 acres; rateable value, £7°3;

Fairford, Northleach union and county court district, the population in 1891 was 134.

rural deanery of Fafrford, archdeaconry of Cirencester and Parish Clerk, William Harris.

diocese 0.£ ~loucester. T?e church of St. ~ichael is a Letters from Swindon, via Fairlord S.O. by mail cart,
smal~ buildmg of ston:, . m the Early EnglIsh and Per- arrive at 8,30 a.m. Wall Box cleared 6 p.m.; sundays
}lendlCular styles, consIstmg of chancel, nave! ~ fine porch 6 p.m. Bibury is the nearest money order & teleQ'Taph
<of Norman date, and a western turret contammg 2 bells: office '"

the nave is fitted with low open oak seats, the chancel. .. . .
with stalls; the stained east window was presented by NatIonal School (mIXed), bwlt m. 1870, for 50 childret;!-;
Lady Wilson, of Eshton, Yorks: there are 100 sittings. average ~ttendan.ce, 17; th~re IS a house fol" the mlS·

The register dates from the year 1577. The living is a tress; MISS Bessle Dare, mIstress

-chapelry annexed to the vicarage of Bibury, joint yearly Carrier to Cirencester, William Smith, mono & fri

Craddock Ernest,frmr.& miEer (water) Hewer Henry, under steward to W. Smith WLliam, grocer & carrier

Barris William, carpenter A. Wykeham Musgrave esq Sta:lworthy William J ames, farmer

Hathaway William, baker & grocer

IWINSTONE is a parish and village, near the road chapel and one for Plymouth Brethren. There is a charity
between Cirencester and Gloucester, about 5~ miles south- of about £1 Ss. yearly, arising from funds left by a Mr.

west from Withington station on the Cirencester and Muggleton. Edward Aldam Leatham esq. of Miserden

Cheltpnham section of the Midland and South Western Park is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The

Junction railway, 6i north-west from Cirencester station, soil is stone brash; subsoil, the tenacious clay of this

.and 12 south-east from Gloucester, in the Eastern divi- part of the Cotswolds. The chief crops are wheat, oats,

oSion of the county, Bisley hundred, Cirencester union, barley and turnips. The area is 1,491 acres; rateable

petty sessional division and county court district, and in valu~, £983; the population in 1891 was 200.

the rural deanery of Bisley and archdeac:onry and diocese Lettel'S arrive from Cirencester at 8,3° a.m. Wall Letter

()f Gloucester. The church of St. Bartholomew is an Box: cleared at 6.10 E.m. in summer & 5.40 p.m. in

,ancient building of stone, in the Early English style, winter. The nearest money order & telegraph office ill

-consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a low em- at Birdlip, 4~ miles distant .

battled western tower containing 3 bells; the church was School (mixed), rebuilt in 1872, for 43 children; aver-

thoroughly restored in 1876, at a cost of £975, and affords age attendance, 37; there is a house for the mistress;

go sittings. The register dates from the year 1540. The Miss Ellen Stroudley, mistress

living is a rectory, net yearly value from 80 acres of glebe Carriers.-Charles Newman, to Cirencester, man. & fri. ;

£160, with residence, in the gift of E. A. Leatham eaq. Chelhmham, tues. thurs. & 8at. Mrs. Anne Holder, to

'and held !since 1871 by the Rev. Henry Basil Hayward Cirencester, man. & fri. Butler, from Brimpsfield,

1l.A. of Worcester C-ollege, Oxford. Here is a Baptist passes through the village every fri

Hayward Rev. Hy. Basil RA. Rectory Blisos Albert, shopkeeper &i baker Evans William, farmer, Winstone frm

Malpas William Butt James, Masons' Arms P.H. Holder .Anne (Mrs.), New inn P.H.

COMMERCIAL. Beech Pike & farmer

Cambridge Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr Newman Charles, carrier

l.larrett Raymond, blacksmith Cripps Giles, shoe maker Partridge William, carpenter

Ileard Samuel, farmer Dickinson .!.rthur, farmer Wooley .Albert, farmer

WINTERBOURNE is a village, and forms with Fren- sented by him, commemorates his wife and, daughter:
-chay tithing, Watley's End and Hambrook, a parish. the stained east window is a memorial to the Rev. John
Winterbourne is 4 miles south-west from Yate station on Walker Jones, for thirty years curate of this parish:
the Bristol and Birmingham (Midland) railway, 6 north- there is a finely carved reredos: in the chapel are two

east from Bristol and 15 north-wesb from Bath, in the effigies of knights in full armour and others of females;

Southern division of the county, upper division of Langley and also the brass of a lady, c. 1370, the oldest extant in
and Swineshead hundred, Barton Regis union, Bristol Gloucestershire; perhaps to .Agnes, wife of Sir Thomas
county court district, petty sessional division of Lawford's de Bradestone; or Blanch, widow of Robett Bradestone,
gate, rural deanery of Stapleton :md archdeaconry and 1391-2: the canopy and marginal inscription are lost:

diocese of Bristol. Under the provisions of the Church the body of the church was rebuilt in 1842 and again in
1luilding Act, the parish of Winterbourne was divided, 1880; t4e chancel restored in ]856, and the church re-
.Aug. 12, 1836, into two parishes for ecclesiastical pur- seated in ]877, at a cost of £987: there are sittings for
poses only, viz :-Winterbourne, with the hamlet of 3So persons. The register dates from the year 1600.

Watley's End, and St. John the Baptist, Frenchay, WIth the The living is a rectory, yearly value, £550, including 93
bamlet of Hambrook (which is given under the head 01 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of St. John's
Frenchay); in 1861 a fresh district was created and College, Oxford, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Alfred

-called "All Saints," Winterboume Down. The Bradley Thomas Scrope Goodrick M.A. and formerly fellow of
brook flows through the parish. The church of St. that college. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist
Micha~ is a building of stone, in the Early English and chapels. A fair is held on June 29th and October 18th
Decorated styles, consisting of chancel with aisle, nave of yearly for cattle. The charities are of £50 yearly value.
five bays, aisle, south porch, and So tower on the south There are ten almshouses, built and endowed with £90
side with pinnacles and spire, in the Early Decorated yearly, in 1851, by Mrs. Mary Anne Jones, for ten aged
style and containing a clock and 6 bells: the ohapel or infirm men or women, or ten aged or infirm married

under the belfry was decorated with wall paintings in the couples, each of whom receives a weekly payment of 48.

14th century, portions of which remain: the chancel aisle Tho Conifers is now the property of Capt. Hamly Hund-
is the property of the lord of the manor, and was rebuilt ingdon Harris, and has fine pleasure grounds. a.ttached.

in 1880 by the late W. Tanner eag. to whom the west The Court farm, near the church, stands on the site

window is a memorial; the window under the belfry, pre- of the manor house of the Lords Bradestone, of whOIl1

360 WI~TERBOURNE. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Sir Thomas de Bradestone, the first baron summoned Carriers to BristoI.-George Gilby & Mr~. Eliza Pearce,
to Parliament 25th Feb. 1342, was keeper of the Kings- 9 & 10.30 a.m. daily
wood chase and governor of Berkeley Castle; he died in
136o: part of the walls of the manor house now form a lHNTERBOUR~E DOWN is an ecclesiastical parish,
portion of the farm buildings. Sturden Court is a manor formed July 26, 1861, from Winterbourne parish, from
which it is 1 mile south-east and 6 north-by-east from
of Winterbourne, and belongs to the Smythe family. Bri8tol on the river Frome. The church of All Saints is
George Tanner esq. who is lord of the manor, The Charity a building in the Gothic style, from designs by the late
Trustees of Bristol, the Smythe family and H. W. Marsh G. E. Street esq. R.A. consisting of chancel, nave of
6Sq. are the landowners. The soil is loamy brash; sub- three bays, north aisle, south porch, and a turret contain-
soil, pennant stone. The chief crop9 are wheat, barley ing one bell: there are 275 sittings. The register dates
and roots. The area of the entire parish is 3,009 acres of from the year 1861. The living is a vicarage, gross
land and 21 of water: rateable value, £10,963 10S.; the yearly value £150, with residence, in the gift of the
population in 1891 was: entire civil parish, 3,35°; Winter- Society for the Maintenance of the Faith, and held since
bourne ecclesiastical parish, 1,383. 1889 by the Rev. Frederick William Fremantle Bishop
M.A. of Trinity Hall, Cambrdige. Here is a Free Metho-
By LQcal Government Board Order 18,125, March 25, dist chapel. The population in 1891 was 840.
1885, a detached part of Winterbourne known as Stanley
Post Office.-Mrs. Harriett Bird, sub-postmistress.
Farm was transferred to Stoke GifIord and Coal Sack Letters through Bristol arrive at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched
farm to Westerleigh. at 3 & 5 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
paid. 1Yinterbourne is the nearest money order &i
Sexton, Francis ·Winter. telegraph office, 2 miles distant

Post, M. 0., T. 0., T. M. 0., S. :B. Express Delivery, SCHOOLS. •

Parcel Post & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Charles National (mixed), built in 1866, for 170 children; aver-
Sargent, jun. sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from age attendance, 61 boys & 52 girls, including 40 in.-
Bristol. First arrival 6.57 a.m.; second 2.45 p.m.; fants; Frederick Noyce, master
third ditto at 6.30 p.m.; first dispatch at 9 a.m.;
.second ditto at 5.15 p.m.; third at 7.20 p.m
National School (mixed & infants'), built, with master's
house, in 1869, for 230 children; average attendance,
55 beys, 61 girls & 45 infants; Alfred Day, master

WINTERBOURNE. /foulter John, farmer, Malthouse F:ook Alice (Miss), beer retailer

(Marked thus t shou:d be addressed Hanks Thomas, market gardener Ford Henry, beer retailer
Hambrook.) Hanson George,George & Dragon P.H Howell Frank, boot & shoe maker

Hawkins George,farmer,Hicks commn lies George, shopkeeper

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Jones Edwin Eden, farmer, Winter- Lewton George, watch & clock maker-

Bassett Rev. Hugh Effingham Lilney bourne Court farm Roach Mary !Miss), shopkeeper

RA. (curate) Matthews Henry, farmer, Down farm Todd & Co. (William Hussey, mana-

Cook Mrs. Winterbourne house "Marsh Henry William, civil engineer, ger), wholesale clothiers

Crockford Miss, Bourn house 'Winterbourne park WINTERBOURNE DOWN.

Elliott Chas. Hugh Babington,Hill ha )Iangotsfield Pennant Stone Co. (WaIt.

Goodrick Rev. Alfred Thomas Scrape Payne, manager) Henderson James A. Prospect house-

M.A. Rectory house ~Iatthews Jeffery, auctioneer, valuer Bishop Rev. Frederick William Fre-

tHarris Capt. Hamlyn Hundingdon, & estate agent, Crossley farm mantle M.A. Vicarage

The Conifers (postal addres-s, Ham- Morgan Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Justice Capt. H. H., R.N

brook) Morgan George, carpenter Pearce Miss

Hayward Miss, The Grange NOI'bury James, grocer

Hogg Miss PearceEliza (Mrs.),Swan inn & carrier COMMERCIAL.

Howes Robert, Winterbourne lodge Pearce William, Royal Oak P.H Alden William, haulier

Marsh Henry William C.E. Winter- Pendock Henry, farmer, Harcombe Bird Harriett (Mrs.), shpkpr. Post off

bourne park Hill farm Cook Charles, beer retailer

Matthews Jeffery, West view (Postal Sargent Charles, butcher Cordy Daniel, quarory owner, see

address, Frampton Cottereli) ShepherdJeffery,saddler & harness ma Maggs & Cordy

Matthews Mrs. S. The Grove Shepherd Thos. frmr. Snailhams farm Dando WiHiam, boot maker

Noyce Frederick, The Laurels Shipway Stephen Sellick, gen. smith Dunster Charles, assistant superinten-

Smith Gilbert, Victoria Idg.Nichols la Short Thomas, farmer, (Postal ad- dent to the Pearl Life As sur. CO'

Tucker Miss . dress, Frampton Cotterell) England Charles, stone merchant &0

Marshall Col. R. G. S. (late R. (Ben.) Short Thomas, jun. market gardener miller (water)

A.), Crossley house (Postal address, Frampton Cotterell) Ford William, butcher

Smart Joseph, boot & shoe maker Fry Henry, shopkeeper

COMMERCIAL. Smith Benj. boot & shoe manufaetr Henderson J ames A. surveyor, Pros-

Adams Eliza (Mrs.), laundry Stoue Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer pect house

Baylis John, florist & quarry owner Thornell Jane (Miss), beer retailer Hollister Joseph, beer retailer

Drew William, wheelwright, (Postal Turner Phi~ip Henry, builder, Hill side Lloyd John, haulier

address, Frampton Cotterell) Turner T.music publisher,The Gables Maggs & Cordy, quarry owners

Elliott Dan, shopkeeper Palmer J ames, shopkeeper

Gilby George, carrier WATLEY'S END. Smart AlIbert, shopkeeper

Grove Thomas HuJbert,grocer & agent Allway Joseph, farmer Stanley William, butcher

for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit Barton Charles, farmer, Cloister farm Thatcher Ernest, Masons' Arms P.R

merchants Cotterell James, saddler Turner !John, quarry owner

GouIter Jas. & Hy. Comeley, farmers Elliott Oharles, shopkeeper Wheeler George, haulier l&c

WITCOMBE, see Whitcombe.

WITHINGTON is a parish and village, on the river ren; -and one to G. Osborn, minister, dated 1656: the-

Coin, with a station on the Cheltenham and Cirencester church was thoroughly restored in 1873 at a cost of
£2,500, under the direction of Mr. Brandon, architect, of
section of the Midland and South Western Junction rail- London, and has 200 sittings. The register of baptisms
way, opened in 1890, and is 6 miles west-by-north from and burials dates from the year 1609; marriages, 1755.
Northleach, 8 south-east fr{)m Cheltenham, and 12 east- The living is a rectory, net yearly value £288, includ-
ing 1,080 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of too
by-80uth from. Gloucester, in the Eastern division of the Bishop of Gloucester, and held since 1897 by the Rev.
county, hundred of Bradley, Northleach petty sessional William Skillicorne Fallon M.A. cl St. John's College,
Oxford. There are several sums of money, together
division, union and county court district, rural deanery amounting to £660, left by former residents for appren-
of Cheltenham, and archdeaconry and diocese of Glou- ticing poor children and for the use of the poor. There i!J.
a Wesleyan chapel here, ereded in 1848, and a Baptist
cester. The church of St. Michael is an ancient building of chapel at Foxcote. In this parish is a wood extending
.stone, in the Norman style, with later additions, and con- over an area of about 300 acres. The Dean and Chapter
of Gloucester are lords of the manor and chief landowner!>.
sists of chancel, clerestoried nave, south transept, south The soil is various; subsoil,' stone brash. The chief crops
are wheat, oats, barley and turnips. The area is 6,105
porch and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, a.cres; rateable value, [2,997; the population in 18g1 Wall-
containing a clock with chimes and 6 bells: the chancel 583 civil, and 589 ecclesiastical.

contains a magnificent memorial window, the gift of the
Rev. the Hon. George G. C. Talbot ~I.A. to Emily Sarah
(Elwes) his wife, who died 21st November, 1876, and two
daughters: there is a fine organ, enlarged in 1873, at a

cost of £3°0: on the south side is a mural monument to

Bridget, wife of John Howe, dated 1642, and eight child-

DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. W'OODCBESTER. 361

FOXCOTE is a hamlet, 2 miles north-west. National Schools (mixed), built in 1856, for 80 children;
By Local Government Board Order, 14,578, March 25,
1883, a detached part of Withington, known as Rossley average attendance, 40; there is 8 house for the master;
Manor, was transferred to Dowdeswell, for civil purposes. John Pattison Roberts, master
Parish Clerk, Edmund Humphries.
Post Office. Fred. George Smith, sub-postmaster. Let- CARRIERS.
ters are received from .A.ndoversford R.S.O. Delivered
at 7.15 a.m.; dispatched at 5.20 p.m.; sundays, de- Frank Midwinter, every tues. thurs. &; sat. to Old Swan
livered 7.15 a.m.; dispatched at II.55 a.m. .A.ndovers-
ford, 3 miles distant, is the nearest money order &; tele- inn, Cheltenham, returning same days; George Hawker,
from Foxcote, to Cheltenham, thurs. &; sat
graph office
R..:ULWAY STATION.
Poli-ce Station, Henry Painter, constable in charge Midland &; South Western Junction Railway, Alfred Quick,

station master

Fallon Rev. William Skillicorne M.A. Gegg Richard, shopkeeper &; baker Roberts John Pattison, poor rate 001-

Rectory Gillett Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper lector for Withington &; Dowdeswell

Foreshaw Miss Griffin John, farmer, Silverside Roberts Thos.beer retailer &; carpenter

Robertson Jas.Lewis,Withington manr Hawker Geo.shopkpr.&; carrier,Foxcote SOOIer HenryWhitcombe, frmr.Fox-cote

Taylor John Henry Heyden William Henry, firewood dealer Slade Jose-ph, beer retailer

COMMERCIAL. Holloway William, Royal Oak P.H Smith Richard &; Edwin, blacksmiths

Ayton Geo.F.Mill inn &; miller (water) Humphries Charles, boot &; shoe maker Smith Edward, farmer, Foxcote

Bartlett George, hurdle maker Jackson George, farmer, Upcote &; Smith Fred 'George, cowkeepr.Post off

Burg81 ~Ilaria (Miss), saddle &; harness Jerusalem farms Smith John, farmer &; beer retailer

maker Jewels: William, farmeT, Fullford Stephens Wm. Edmd. farmer, Foxcote

Burrows Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer Midwinter Frank, coal mer. k carrier Trinder William, boot maker

Cheater Howard, farmer, Manor farm New Charles, farmer, Thomdale farm Waring Thomas, CroSS' Hands P.H.

Clifford In. Hew~, farmer,Ravenswell PeTrin Thomas, shopkeeper Kilkenny

Cripps Richard, farmer, Staple farm Powis Ruth (MTs.), shopkeeper Watts Brothers, farmers &; hauliers

Dancer Frank, farmer Preston Frederick C. grocer, Foxcote Winter Charles, shopkeeper

Day William, beer retailer Robbins James, stone mason Wood Elizh. (Mrs.), farmr. Owdeswen

WOODCHESTEB is a parish and village, on the road by William Park esq. of Preston, and lit stained window

from Bath to Gloucester, with a station on the Stone- was erected on the occasion of the jubilee of the abbess

house and Nailsworth branch of the Midland railway, and in 1888: in connection with the convent is an orphanage,

is 2 miles south-west from Strond, 12 south from Glou- established in 1862, and now having 40 children, who are

cester, and 104 from London, and in the Mid division of clothed, fed and educated, mostly free of charge, a

the county, Longtree hundred, Stroud union and county few paying a nominal premium; connected with the con-

court district, petty sessional division of Horsley, and in vent is also a large workroom, where employment is

the rural deanery of Stonehouse and archdeaconry and found for young girls of the neighbourhood, sewing ms-

diocese of Gloucester. The church of St. Mary, erected chines &c. being provided by the sisters. There was

in 1864, is a building of stone, in the Gothic style, con- anciently a conventual establishment here, founded by

sisting of chancel, nave of five bays, north aisle, south Gytha, wife of Earl Godwin. The chief manu-

porch and a tower, with spire containing a clock and factures are pins, woollen and worsted goods, and there are

chimes, presented by Mrs. and the Misses Cholmeley at also large saw mills. On August 14th, 1788, Woodchester

Christmas, 1877, and 6 bells; there are seven stained mills in this parish were visited by Their Majesties

windows, erected from designs by the late Mr. S. S. Teu- George Ill. and Queen Charlotte, their Royal High-

Ion, architect, of London: the stained west window, a nesses the Princess Royal and Princesses Augusta and

memorial to George Paul, who died 14th April, 188o, Elizabeth, attended by Lord and Lady Courtown and

was erected by his son, Edward John Dean Paul, 1886: Lady Harcourt, O>lOnel Digby, Earl Ducie and Sir G. O.

a number of ancient monuments were transferred from Paul bart. amidst a concourse of nearly 30,000 people.

the old church: these include two monuments to Woodchester Park, formerly belonging to Earl Ducie,

Nathaniel Peach, d. 1719, his son, d. 1780, and his wife, and now the seat of William Leigh esq. J.P. is lit very

d. 1765: in the baptistery are life-sized recumbent effigies romantic spot, varied with hill and dale, and surrounded

of Sir George Huntley kt. ob. 23rd Sept. 1622, and by extensive plantations; attached to the mansion is a

Eleanor (Winter), his wife, surrounded by figures of Catholic chapel served by priests from the Dominican

• nine children: there is also B monument to Robert priory. The Priory, the seat of Mrs. Cholmeley, is an

Bridges, d. 1722: the church affords 500 sittings: under- ancient structure, supposed to have been built in the

neath a portion of the old churchyard and an adjoining year 1513, and stands in wen-kept grounds oontaining a

paddock are some very beautiful remains of an ancient lake; in the gardens are part of the remains of a Roman

Roman tesselated pavement. The register dates from the villa. Woodchester House is the residence of Mrs. Wise.

year 1563. The living is a rectory, net yearly value William Leigoh esq. who is lord of the manor, Mrs. Wise,

{,231, including 30 acres of glebe, with residence, in the and Mrs. Cholmeley are the chief landowners. The soil

gift of Simeon's trustees, and held since 1880 by the is clay; subsoil, ~ravel. The chief -crops are wheat,

Rev. Frederick Smith M.A. of St. John's O)llege, Cam- barley, tumips and some land in pasture. The area is

bridge. Here is a Baptist chapel. The Dominican priory 1,184 acres of land and 22 of water; rateable ,alue,

of the Annunciation, erected about 1850, is a large build- £3,562; the population in 1891 was 867.

ing of stone, in the Gothio style: the society consists at D.
:r.present (1897) of 30 members: the attached mission

chureh, erected at a cost of £9,000 by the late William
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., M. 0., S. B., Express elivery,

Parcel Post & Ann~ty &; Insurance Offic~.-:M;rs. Sarah
Leigh esq. of Woodchester Park. is a fine building of Gorton! sub-postmIstress. Letters arnve Via Stroud
stone, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, chapel, or a:e delivered at 7 a.m. &; 2·45 p.m.; sunday~, 7 a.m. ;
chantry, and a. turret with spire about 120 feet high, dIspatched at 10.15 a.m. &; 6·5 &; 8.25 p.m., sundays
at 6·5 p.m
containin~ 3 bells: the entire building is elaborately
decorated, the high alm-r, reredos and s-creen being beauti- Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office,

fully carved, and there are several fine stained windows: North Woodchester.-Edward William O>rdwell, sub-

over the chancel arch is a large painting- of "The Last postmaster. Letters arrive via Stroud, are delivered

Judgment," by Henry Doyle esq. and the church also at 8.20 a.m. &; 4 p.m.; sunday 8.20 a.m.; dispatched

rontains a tomb of alabaster, with recumbent effigy, to 8.20 a.m. &; 4 &; 8.25 p.m.; sunday 5,45 p.m. Wood"-

William Leigoh esq. the founder, executed bv Mr. chester is the nearest telegraph office, I mile distant

Richard Bonlton, of ~Cichheolltesnonh,ambi,shaonpd another effigy of SCHOOLS.
Archbishop of Corfu, who died
stone to

whilst on a visit to Mr. Leigh, and who was interred in National (mixed &; infants), built in 1888, in the Glebe

this church: arranged round the walls of the aisles are field near the church, at a cost of abont £1,5°0, for 200

fourteen carved stone groups representing the stations children; average attendance, IIO; &; snpported in

of the Cross: there is a cemetery adjoinin~ the church. part by the endowment of Robert Bridges esq. & Mrs.

The Very Rev. Thomas Ambrolle Smith D.D.prior; Rev. Seye; .Alfred Emerson, master

Reginald Buckler, sub-prior. The Franciscan Convent of Catholic (mixed), erected in 1884, for 180 children;

the Immaculate Conception. fonnded in 1859, is a largo!' average attendance, 60; Richard Edward Walmsley,

building with chapel attached, and has an abbess and master

36 sisters: the llsnctnary and chapel have been deoorated Railway Station, W. H. Barnes, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bowstead Miss, The Firs Buckler Very Rev. W. Albert D~

Aikin-Sne~th Rev. Thomas M.A. BIJ'an John, Chesterhill house (Catholic), Dominican priory
Buc~ler Rev. ~~ginald. (Catholic, sub- Cakebread Arthur
(retired). The Lawn
~ale Misses, Larch groTe pnor), DOIlll1llCQn pnory Cholmeley Mrs. The Priory

362 WOODCHESTER. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Cox :Miss, Elmslea Wise Mrs. Woodchester house Latham Ge-orge, beer retailer &. mill-

Craske Mrs. Benwell house Workman Henry, Woodchester lodge wright, Frogmarsh

Crew Misses, St. Mary's hill COMMERCIAL. Latham George Henry, beer retailer

CritcWey Misses, Minorca cottage, Browning William, shopkeeper Le'wton Walt. beeT'retlr. Little Britain

Fox Edward Thomas, Southlfields Oatholic Orphanage (under the care of Lugg William Frands, blacksmith

Grist Matthew, Merrett's house theSisters of the Franciscal1l convent) Newman S. J. &. Co. brass founders

Leigh William J.P. Woodchester park Oordwell Edward William, builder,Post Page Arthur Thomas, assistant over-

(letters through Stonehouse) office, Selsley road seer, assessor &; collector of Queen's

McNabb Rev. Vincent S. T.L. (Catho- Dominican Priory of the. Annunciation taxes, & clerk to the parish council

lic), Dominican priory (Very Rev. Thomas Ambrose Smith Perkins & Marmont, pin manufacturs.

Maltus Very Rev. Aust-in (Catholic), D.D. prior) Frogmarsh mills

Dominican priory Elliott Wm. com. travellr. Selsley road Peyton Wm. plumber &c. Selsley road

Matthews Mrs. Tower house Fox E. T.& Co. woollen manufacturers, Ratcliffe Chas. wheelwrght. Frogmarsh

Mostyn Miss Constantia (abbess of Southfield &, Churches mills Risby Frederick Henry, shopkeeper

Franciscan convent) Franciscan Convent of the Immaculate Roome. George., baker &. shopkeeper

Newman Miss, Selsley lodge Conception (Miss O. Mostyn, abbess) Smith Joseph, general smith, Frog-

Perkins Alfred, Oakley house Garland George William, carpenter marsh; & at Nailsworth

Perkins Edward Payson, The Grange Gillman Frederick William, farmer, Soles Jesse, dairyman

Pimbury Anselm Dudbridge, Parkhill Atcombe farm Turner Annie (Mrs.), butcher

ShapcoteRev. Lawrence S.T.L.(Catho- Gorton Sarah (~rs.), grocer &; draper, Wilson Thomas, beer retailer

lie), DominicaI1J priory Post office Woodward William, baker

Skelton Mrs. Majorca house Grist Matthew, flock & shoddy manu- Workman Francis Nicholas, farmer

Smith Very Rev. Thomas Ambrose facturer, Merrett's mills Workman Frederick, farm bailiff to

D.D. (Cath. prior), Dominican priory Harding Jose-ph, shopkeeper William Leigh esq. J.P. Bonehill

Smith Rev. Frederick M.A. Rectory HarrisoTIJ Calvin Edmund, Ram inn Workman Henry Limited, english tim-

Stanton Gen. Sir Edward K.C.M.G., Higg-ins Lewis Olifford, Royal Oak P.H bel' merchants & umbrella & parasol

C.B. Ateombe court Holden Richard, steward to the Fran- stick manufacturers; railway &

Symons Capt. Hel'bert, Mount Pleasant ciscan convent government contractors, Saw mills

Watson Rev. Maurice (Catholic), Do- lIes Charles, shoe .maker Workman Nicholas, manager of Wood-

minican priory J effries & Sons, coal merchants; &. at chester saw mills

Whitehead Rev. Richard Andrew Dudbridge Yorke John 'Maskelyne, shopkeeper,

(Oatholic), Dominican priory Jones Edwin, plumber beer retailer &. commercial traveller

WOLLASTONE is a village and parish, on the W6st.ern At Plusterwine, formerly a hamlet in this parish, are

bank of the river Severn, with a station I mile east of remains of a. Roman camp, with B double vallum, the

the village, on the South Wales section of the Great site of which is also indicated in the names of the Upper,

Western railway, and is 5 miles north-east from Chep- Middle and Lower "Chester" fields; various articles

stow, 12 south-east from Monmouth, 4 from Lydney of Roman origin were discovered here by Dr. Ormerod,

and 134 from London. The village, which is very much and fragments of pottery have often been met with.

scattered, lies partly on the high road from Newnham to By the roadside near Woolaston church, is a piece of

Chepstow, in the Forest of Dean division of the county, water known as "The Wyvern's pond," the name being

hundred of Westbury, union and county court district of probably connected with a forgotten legend of some fabu-

Chepstow, petty sessional division of Lydney, rural lous monster. The name of this place appears to be

deanery of South Forest and archdeaconry and diocese derived from the Oeltic "Plwy-ystarwain," i.e. "the

of Gloucester. The church of St. Andrew is a small but 'hamlet of the gushing forth," a derivation supported by

ancient crnciform building of stone, in the Norman style, a brooldet which rises in an orchard a little distance east-

(lonsisting of chancel, nave of four bays, south aisle, south wards from the house. Plusterwine House is now the

porch, organ chamber, and a massive embattled western residence of Mr. W. H. Woodroffe, whose family resided

tower, containing- 5 bells: the arcade, dividing the nave here at the time of the Civil ·War, and earlier at Al-

and aisle, has double shafts of polished marble, with vington, in the church of which is a monument to Sir

richly foliated capitals: the east window is stained: the Robert Woodrofle kt. 1609; near the existing mansion

church was restored in 1859, at a cost of £1,4°0, and stands the remains of the former house, surrounded with

has 300 sittings. The register dates from the year 1,688. a still traceable moat, and containing a large and good

The living is a rectory, with the chapelries of Alving-ton fireplace: it is said to have been held for the king during

and Lancaut annexed, gross yearly value £419, incIudin~ the Civil War.

200 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Sir W. Post Office, Brook End.-Mrs. Maria Jane Butler, sub-

H. Marling bart. and held since 1859 by the Rev. William postmistress. Letters arrive by mail cart from Lydney

Somerset LL.B. of Magdalene College, Cambridge. There at 8.20 a.m.; dispatched at 5.15 p.m. Postal orders are

• is a Primitive Methodist chapel at the Common. The issued here, but not paid. .Alvington is the nearest

charities, amounting to about £12 yearly, derived from money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant

land and houses, are at present applied to the keeping Railway Station, Joseph Bailey, station master

of the property in repair. Clayton's charity producin~ A School Board of 5 members was fortned April 28,

.f,1 per annum is diRtributed to the poor in bread. 1874; William Morgan, Woodside, clerk to the Board

Smart's charity is applied to scholastic purposes. Sir W. ok attendance officer

Henry Marling bart. is lord of the manor and chief land- Board School (mixed), erected, with residence for master

owner. The soil is mostly gravel; subsoil, limestone and & mistress, in 1862, at a cost of upwards of £1,5°0,

sandstone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and fruit. &- a new wing for infants in 189'), for 194 children;

The area is 4,169 acres of land and 1,040 of water; rate- average attendance, 140; John Stiles, master; Mrs.

able value, £7,678; the population in 1891 was 852. G. Stiles, mistress

Parish Clerk, Samuel Smith. ~olice Station, Henry Thomas Eagles, constable

:Brown Robert Thomas, Brooklyn cot Cricket Club (T. Jones, sec) ! L~wis John J. tailor, Netherend

LaTrobe Rev.Jn.(Moravian),Brockweir Davis Abraham, Swan inn 'Lewis Waiter fames, wheelwright

IPurchase Hugh Whittlesev, Platt's ho Davis John, beer retailer, Common Morgan William, assistant overseer &
clerk &. attellldance officer to Wollas-
Th>wling George S. The Reddings Del"b.y Noah, woodman, Woodside
Somerset Rev.William LL.:B. (rector & Eagles Henry Thos. police constable tone school board i&, clerk to the

chaplain to theDuke of BeaufortK.G) E:Iaway Gea. market grdnr. Woodside parish council, Woodside

Woodroffe William Hy. Plusterwine ho Frazer Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, The O'Hare John, shopkeeper, C-ommon

COMMERCIAL. Common Peters William, farmer, ''roodside

~-\nderson Fredk. beer retlr. Netherellld Hig-g'B Thomas, baker, grocer.& general Price. Edwin, farmer, Parkhill

:B'lIl James, woodman, Woodflid€! dealer, Netherem,d Price Jacob, farmer, Slade

Ball Samuel, market gardnr. Woodsid9 Higgs Colston Arthur, grocer, &; chair- Reeves Alice (Mrs.), farmer, Woodside

Battershill Frederick, farmer man o,f parish council, Netherend Robins John, shopkeeper

nirldle John, farmer, Plusterwine HoweIl James & George, builders &- Rugman Frederick, farmer

Bollen Frank, 3g-ricultural implement contractors, sandstone quarry pro- RTmer Aln. farmpl", Wollastone grange

IDflkel", machinist &- shoeing smith prietors, wheelwrights &. general Rymer Frank,farmr. High Wollastone

Clf1.rk Francis. butcher smiths. The CommOIlJ Rymer Wm.Hy. farmer,Ashwell grange

Clark'l\fa.ria (Mrs.). cowkpr. Brookend Hunt William, farmer, Brockweir Steel .Tohn, farmer, Netherend farm

Clark WilIiam Edward, builder & con· JoneS' James, blacksmith Steel Thomas R~es. regist-rar of births

tractor, ioine"\" &; wheelwright &- Wol- Jones John, farmer, Green pool &; deaths, relieving &. vaccination

lastone inn. Brookend Lewis Geor!1'e, {'orn dealer &. miller officer, Lvdney district, Chepstow

Clutt.erhuck He-nry, Old Dukp's Head (steam), The Common union, & clerk to St. :Briavels united

P.H. &; well sinker, Brookend Lewis James, grocer, The Common district school board, Netherend

DIRECrOHY. ] G LO U C E S T E R S H I R E . WOTTON ST. MARY. 363

Tamplin ""Yi:1iam, mason, Common White ::\faria (Mrs.), market gardener, Workman Charles, shopkeeper

Trenchard Jas. frmr. High Wollastone Parkhill Young Andrew Jope, butcher, The

Tudor Wm. beer retailr. The Common Woodroffe William Henry,farmer,Plus- Common

Williams .Albt.farmr. Burnthouse farm terwine house

WOOLSTONE is a very small village and parish, on ' by the present rector, in 1892-3, at a cost of about £40°00,

the Cotswold range of hills, 3~ miles south-east from is picturesquely situated and commands extensive views.

Ashchurch station, on the Midland railway, and 5 south. On the hill, at the back of the rectory, are the remains

east from 'fewkesbul'y, in the Northern division of the of a Roman encampment, and from this point a great part

county, lower division of the hundred of Deerhurst, union of Worcestershire and Gloucestershire can be seen, the

and county court district of Tewkesbury, petty sessional vieW' extending to the Welsh mountains on the one side

division of Cheltenham, rural deanery of Winchcomb and and Broadway and Bredon hills on the obher. The Earl

archdeaconry and diocese of Gloucester. The church of of Coventry, who is lord of the manor, and T. Pike esq.

. St. Martin is an ancient building of stone in the Early London road, Cheltenham, are the chief landowners. The

English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch soil is good, and a stiff clay in the valley; subsoil, clay;

and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, contain- the land is chiefly used for pasture. The chief crops. are

ing 3 bells and a clock: in the chancel is a recumbent wheat and beans. The area is 771 acres; rateable value,

stone effigy: the church was restored in 1875 at a cost £1,187; the populat:i.on in 1891 was 72.

of about £1,000, under the direction of Mr. Middleton, Parish Clerk John Washbourne
architect, of Cheltenham: there are 70 sittings. The .' . .

register dates from the year 1563. The living is a rectory, Letters delivered from Cheltenham by f?ot post arl'lve at
average tithe rent-charge £122, net yearly value £150 , 9 a.m.; a foot post passes> through VIllage at 9 a.m. &
including 33 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Earl of 5.30 p.m. Wall Letter Bo-x cleared at 8.20 a.m. & 5. 2 0

Coventry, and held since 1869 by the Rev. Gilbert George p.m.;:on sunda.ys at,I1 a.m. The nearest money order
office ~s at BISh~p s .Oleeve, & telegraph office at
IOoventry RA. of Pembroke College, Oxford, who is also Gothermgton, 1 mile dIstant

vicar of the adjoining parish of Oxenton. The recto-ry

house, a large and handsome building of stone, erected ' The children of this place attend the schools at Oxenton

Coventry Rev. Gilbert George B.A., COMMERCIAL. Roberts John, farmer

(rector) Hall Isaac, farmer, Bozard Washbourne Jo-b, poultry & butter dlr

Deerhurst Viscount 'Hobbs Rd.collctr. of Government taxes

WORMINGTON is a village and parish, bounded on restored in 1885 at a cost of £5°0, from the designs of
the west by the river Isbome, 4 miles south-east from Mr. Henry Kennedy, of Bangor: there are sittings for

Hinton station, and about 3! east from Ashton-under- 120 persons. The register dates from the year 1615. The
living is a rectory, gross yearly value from 90 acres of
Hill station, both on the Evesham and Ashchurch branch glebe £100; net £70, with residence, in the gift of
of the Midland railway, 6 north from Winchcomb, and 6 Samuel Gist-Gist esq. and held since 1886 by the Rev.
south from Evesham, in the Northern division of the Samuel Du-Pre of the University of Durham. Samuel
county, lower division of the hundred of Kiftsgate, petty
sessional division, union and county court district of Gist-Gist esq. of Wormington Grange, Stanton, ios lord
Winchcomb, rural deanery of Campden, archdeaconry 01 of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is a still
Cirencester and diocese of Glouce,ster. The church of
St. Catharine is a building of stone in the Anglo-Norman clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and beans.
or Transitional style, consisting of chancel, nave of two The area is 560 acres; rateable value, £486; the popula~
bays, aisles and small embattled tower of wood on the tion in 1891 was 87.
western gable containing I bell: on the south chancel
wall there ]g a curious brass with figures o-f a woman Parish Clerk, Charles Tandy.
and child in bed, erected to the memory of Ann (Daston), Letters through Evseham, arrive at 10 a.m. Wail Letter
wife of John Savage, ob. June 17, 16°5; there are also
several mural tablets to the Gist family: the church was Box cleared at 4 p.m. Dumbleton is the nearest money
order office, & Ashto-n-under-Hill station, 3~ miles dis·
tant, is the nearest telegraph office
The children of this place attend the school at Dumbleton

Du-Pre ReIV. Samuel, Rectory I ~Iansell Thoma~, farmer I Staight Jsph. Harry, frmT.Charity frm

WOTTON ST. MARY (without), or Wootton St. gravel. A large portion of the land is in gras·s, the other
crops being wheat, barley and roots. The area is 1,092
Mary (without), is a parish formed in 1885 from the acres; rateable value, £5,094; the population in 1891
was 538.
old parish of Wotton and several adjoining parishes, is
1 mile from the Cross, Gloucester, and is intersected by Town Sub-Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance
t~e roads l~ading from GloU?e'.st.er, to Cheltenham and Office. Frederick Moore, sub-postmaster. Letters are
Cirencester, I~ t~e Northern dIVISIon of the county, D:ud• delivered from Gloucester (except a portion of the
stone and Kin~ s .Barton hundred,. Glouc~s~~r umon, parish) at 8 & 10.30 a.m. I, 4 & 8,3° p.m.; dispatched
~0.untr court distrIct and petty seSSIOnal dIVISIon. The at 8, 10.40 &; II.45 a.m. I, 3, 6.45 lie 9.25 p.m.; sun-
mnabltants attend the church at Barnwood. The kennels days, 6,45 & 9. 2 5 p.m (this post office is within the
of ~he Longford beagles are ~t Paygrove farm.. Well- city boundary). The nearest telegraph office is at
sprm~s, the property ~n.d .resldence of James WItcomb George street, Gloucester. Wall Letter Box, Barns-
esq. IS plea,santly se~ted m Its own grounds on the. C?el- wood ro-ad, cleared at 9.40 a.m. & 6.50 & 9. 15 p.m.;
tenham road, 1 mIle from. Gloucester. The prmClpal sundays 8 25 a m
,landowners are C. H. HopkmSoOn esq. the Gloucester ,..
Chal'ity trustees; Capt Patrick Robert Gordon-Canning,
of Hartpury; Mrs. Herbert, o-f Llansantffraed Court, The children of this place attend the schools at Gloucester

Abergavenny; James Witcomb esq. and the trustees of & Barnwood

the late Anthony Gilbert Jones esq. of Down Hatherley. Conveyance Omnibus to Gloucester, several times daily,
The soil is a. good loam; subsoil, blue lias, sand and also trams from city boundary

(The names in Wotton St. Mary within HeI'Ting William Henry, Maesy-Carn, Smith George White, Croft house

are included with Glo-ucester.) Long Leavens Smith Miss, 2 Chedworth villas, Barns·

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hopton Miss, 2 Chedworth villas', Barn- wood road

Bott Alfred William, Seavington lodge wood road Smith Mrs. Fleanor, 4 Connaught buil-

Chadbourn Mrs. The Old house Horlick Mrs. Rock house,Barnwood I'd dings, Barnwood road

Cottew James, 3 Connaught buildings, James Rowlund, 2 Spring villas, Barn- Spire Thvs. The Planes, Innsworth la

Barnwood road wood road Twinning- Edward Arthur, Glenilyn,

Cummins .Arthur Joseph, Colebridge Jeynes Charles, Wolseley lodge Elmbrid~e road

honse. Oheltenham road Johnston-Vaug-han WIm.TheOld Rectry Vick.Mtrs. Langton ho. Barnwood road

Dancey Wm. Rhyl villa, Earnwood rd Jones Miss, Belle-vue ho.Barnwood rd. Wa:rden George Frederick, Elsmere,

Davis Samuel, The Chestnut3, Long Lawrence Mrs. Laurel lawn, Barn- Elmbridge road

Leavens wood road ,WestoiI1 Misses, I Connaught buildings,

Day John Bevan, The Limes. Long LukeI' Mrs. I South viIs. Barnwood I'd Barnwood road

Leavens McKallar Frdk. Fairview, Elmbdg. rd Willis William Henry, 4 South villas,

Dewey Henry, Tredegarville Millard Sm!. Lang-hurst, Elmbridge rd Barnwood road
Etkin'l William James, Glandwr, Inns- ~ritchell Thos. Glemholme,Elmbdg. Td Wit<Xlmb James, We'llsprings, Chel·
N'1ble Alfred Au~ustus, :Spring villas, tenham road
'Worth lane

Ferriss Timothy John, Ellerrslie, Barn- Barnwood road Woodward Alfred, Bohanam house,

wood road Palmer Mrs. 3 Chedworth villas, Barn- Barnwood Toad

Gough Charles, Norman cottage wOfJd road COMMERCIAL.

Rarris Mr~. 2 Connaught buildings, POpE!! In. Rowe, 2 South vils.Barnwd.rd Barnes Joseph, jobbing gardener, I

Barnwood road Scudamore Albt.Fairmount,Barnwd.rd. Chedworth villas, Barnwood road

364 WOTTON ST. MARY. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [Kl!:LLY'S

Cole Wm. farmer, Drymeadow farm Lane .Joseph, market gardener &; fnnr. Smith Charles, huntsman t{) the Long-

Cook George Ernest, market gardener, Norman place ford beagles, The Hawthorns, Inns-

Springfield Moffatt Henry, farmer, Innsworth &; worth lane

Crump Frederick, farmer, Bridge frm Paygrove farms; res. Kingsholm, Smith Edwin, shoe ma. Barnwood road

Gardn8'l' John, timber dealer, saw mills Gloucester Stroud George Thomas, Cross Keys

&c. Barnwood road Murrell Thomas, farmer &; market inn, Ba;rnwood road

Goscomb Henry, market gardener, gardooer, Innsworth Vick In.frmr.Wotton frm.Barnwood rd

Innsworth Perks Hy. Thos. dairyman, Springfield Vines Frank Martin,frmr.Oxstall's frm

Rolle Edwin, dairyman, S'Pringfield Smallman Geo. shopkeepr.Old Tram rd Williams Alfred (MiI"i.), laundress,

linITis Chas.mrkt.grdnr.Springfield vI Smart Jas. clerk ID the parish council Innsworth lane

Kilminster Ernest, builder, I Prospect Smart James (Mrs.), laundress, Lmg

villa, Ormscroft road Leavens

WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE is a. town and parish and free lending library of Boo volumes at the Town Hall.
head of a petty sessional division, 2l miles east-by-north The Church Institute has also extensive premises, includ-
from Charfield station on the Bristol and Birmingham ing a. Ia.rge lecture hall and reading and recreation rooms.
section of the Midland railway, 19 south-south-west from The market, formerly held! on Friday, Ihas now fallen into
Gloucester, 19 north-east from Bristol, 12 south-west disuse; but a pleasure fair is held annually, on Sept. 25.
from Stroud, and loB from London, in the Mid division There are tw.o banks and t.hree good hotels, "The Swan,"
of the county, upper division of the hundred of Berkeley, "The l"alcon" and the "White Lion." The charities
Dursley union and county court district, in the rural produce about £1,200 yearly. The principal are Hugih
deanery of Dursley and archdeaconry and diocese of Glou- Perry's almshouires, founded in 1634 for six men and six

cester. The name of the place is descriptive of its situa- women, each having a. weekly allowance; Thomas Dawe's

tion beneath the western edge of the Cotswold Hills: the almshouses, founded in 1722, for six poor people, each
old town, which stood in the rear of the present town, receiving a weekly allowance and coal; the general
was destroyed by fire in the time of King John; the site hospital, erected from accumulated funds derived chiefly
is still known as "The Old Town": on the restoration from Hugh Perry's charity; Bearpacker's almshouses,
of the town, a market and fair, with various municipal founded in 183B by Miss Ann Bearpacker, for five men
privileges, were granted to Maurice Lord Berkeley by and five women, each receiving 3S. 6d. per week; and

Henry Ill. The Oorporati.on was abolished under the Rowland Hill's almshouses, connected with the Congre-
Municipal Corporations Act, 46 and 47 Vie. cap. 18, 18B3, gational tabernacle here, and newly erected in 1887, for
and its property is now in the hands of trust-ees. The 12 poor women, who receive 7s. each weekly in money and
town is abundantly supplied with good water by gravita- kind: a bequest of £1,000 was made in 1826 by Thomas
tion from a reservoir, constructed in 1894, on land given Perry, to augment the income of Perry's h01spital; there
by Lord Fitzhardinge, at a cost of £3,000. The church are also benefactions of 20S. yearly left by Robert Hale in
of St. Mary the Virgin is a spacious edifice of ~tone, the 1578; land given by Hugh Venne in 1602, and by Robert
tower of w.hich is in the Deoorated and the rest of the Hale in 1635; £1,000 left by Sir Jonathan Dawes in 1674-
building in the Perpendicular style: it oonsists of chancel, and £ IQ yearly left by Sir Richd. Venn. The parish, under

c1erestoried nave of six bays, aisles, south porch, above an order of H.M. Charity Commissioners, also participated

which is a priest's chamber, and massive western tower in the proceeds of the sale in 1887 of the Countess of

with panelled and embattled parapet and crocketed pin- Warwick's alms.houses in Chenies, Bucks, to which the

nacles, and containing a clock and 8 bells, recast in 1756, parish had a right of presenbltion. There are also many

and carillon chimes: on the north side of the church is smaller charities for bread and clothing. Bradley Court
an ancient chapel of St. Katharine: the stained east is -the property of Mrs. Gregory. Lord Fitzhardinge, who
window is a memorial to the Cooper family, and there is lord {)f the manor, Maj.-Gen. Robert Hale, of .Alderley,

are other memorial windows to Anthony Adey and to J. C. Bengough esq. of The Ridge, and Mrs. Gregoryare

Col. John Blagd.on Hale, of Bl'adley Court, a monumental the Iprincipal landowners. The parish contains, besides

slab to Richard-de-W·otton, rector, 1320, and a. fine tomb the town of Wotton-under-Edge, the hamlets of Hunting-

of Purbeck marble, with two brasses to 'Thomas, 5th ford, 2 miles we!rt;, Sinwelll east, Bradley ! west, Symond~

Baron Berkeley, d. 1417, and Margaret (lady de L'Isle), shall, Coombe, I north-east and ·Wortley I south-east.

his wife, d. 1392. The register dates from the year 1571. The area is 4,880 acres; rateable value, £II,992; the
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £190, including population in 1891 was 3,276 in the civil, and 3,257 in
20 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the dean the ecclesiastical parish.
and canons of Christ Church, Oxford, and held since 18BI Under the provisions of the "Divided Parishes Act,
by the Rev. Henry Sewell M.A. of Clare College, Cam- 1882," Waterley Bottom, a ~tached part of North Nibley,
bridge, and surrogate. The Congregational Tabernacle, has been amalgamated WIth Wotton-under-Edge, and
Tabernacle Pitch, was erected in 17B3, rebuilt in IB50, some garden and land added from Owlpen, and by Local
and has Boo 'sittings. The Congregational chapel, Old Government Board Order 14,746, March 25, 1883, part
Town, erected in 1600, will seat 320 'persons. The Baptist of Swinhay Farm was transferred from 'Votton-under-
chapel, Rope walk, built in 1808, has 500 sittings. The Edge to North Nibley.

- Wesleyan chapel in Haw street, erected in 1805, has sit- Sexton, William Window, The Cloud.
tings for 300 persons. There is a. reading room and a

OFFIOIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOOAL INSTITUTIONS &;c.

Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery, Parcels post, open from 9 a.m. to 2.40 p.m. &; from 3.30

Parcel Post &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. John Kryle p.m. to 5.50 p.m. after which time no parcels are

Foxwell, postmaster received

Outgoing Mails. Wall Letter Boxes.-Sinwell, cleared 10 a.m. &; 5.50
p.m.; sun. 12.30 p.m.; Coombe road, cleared 9·40
B . t I B th &; Gdl ouce~t er, 10 u;.umrr.ey(,e.,t e~n/\~I&d;' ~ t~p, a.m. 12.45 &; 6.5 p.m. week days only; CuIverhay,
rlS 0 , a) on (on.'th usstex, as e)m
10.5 t~·m.; L p5cBl..erm1aa5d.rel;epdy.L9mr.oo5.n;0agda,W.csmt01r.eretael1ret·e2,yd.,5c59Ice.I&a2e;5raer6ead.1d.m095..5p·401.5m2&.a3..p;0m.ms&.u; .n61;.2p·55s..5um;2n5..;p1.s6m2u..31n.;00.
p.m.; sun. 5. 25 p.m
coun les, I p.m. e&rW;.~l,.dalWb. rasoteIeaaxdsm,,rpBaW,rIe.TS6s-t".t04I00.,l:.sI BtpNaem.romkrpet,)h.Ie;y10.f&2L;0oEDnnpudog.rInmsaI.ne.dy0.;l,.:,I
London, GIoucest
Ireland, Se0tland
6.20 p.m. (extra
London forward, West of England,Bristol & Bath,ID p.m

Incoming Mails. COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR WOTTON-UNDER-
EDGE PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.

Delivery by Delivery to Ducie Earl of, P.C., F.R.S., F.R.G.S. Tortworth court,
Falfield R.S.O. chairman
• Letter Oarriers Callers
Moreton Lord D.L. Totworth court, Falfield R.S.O
begins at begins at Bengough John .Alan George esq. M.A. The Ridings,

London, North &; West of Eng- 7.10 a. ID
2.50 p.m
land, Gloucester, Bristol, 7. 0 p.m Wotton-under-Edge
Bengough John Charles esq. D.L. Upton, Poole, Dorset
Berkeley, Wales, Scotland &;

Ireland 7. 0 a. m. Dickenson .Alfred Ernest esq. Newark, Ozleworth,Wotton-

Gloocester, Bristol &; London.. ~'5D p.m. under-Edge _

South of England &; London... 7. 0 p.m. Gist Major Francis, Kingscote, Wotton-under-Edge

Money orders are granted from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. &; until 8 Goodrich Wm. Wynne esq. Coombe lo.Wotton-under-Edge
p.m. on saturdays
Hale Mai.-Gen. Robt . .Alderley bouse, Wotton-under-Edge
Telegraph business transacted on week days from 7 a.m. Phelps William esq. M.A. Chestal, Dursley
to B p.m. &; on sundays from B a.m. to 10 B.m. from Rolt John William esq. Ozleworth pk. Wotton-under-Edge
which time the office is closed for the day Treeby Alfred esq. M.A. The Warren, Wotton-under-Edge

DIRECTORY. ] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. WOTTON-UNDER-E OGE. 365

Clerk w the Magistrates, Herbert Go!dingham, Long st PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.

Petty Sessions are held at the Petty Sessional Court Parish Church (St. Mary the Virgin), Rev. Henry Sewell
every friday, at II o'clock. The following places are M.A. vicar; the Rev. James Smith M.A.Camb. curate;
included in the Petty Sessional Division :-Bradley, II a.m. 3 & 6 p.m.; holy communion, 8 a.m. & 12
Charfield, Coombe, Cromhall, Cromhall Ligon, Crom- noon; choral, 11.15 a.m. on third sunday in month;
hall Abbott, Huntingford, Kingswood, North Nibley, daily at 10 a.m. & 5 p.m
Ozleworth, 'Sinwell, '!brt-worth, Wotton-under-Edge,
Symondshall &:, Wortley Baptist, Rope Walk, Rev. Samuel Mann; 10.45 a.m. &:,
6 p.m.; thurs. 7.15 p.m
TRUSTEES OF THE PROPERTY OF THE OLD COR·
PORATION. Congregational Tabernacle, Tabernacle PitCh; 10.30 a.m..
& 6 p.m.; wed. &:, fri. 7.15 p.m
H. Foxwell, W. Daw, F. Holloway, E. Pinnell, W. Armi·
tage, C. Hall, W. Howen, V. R. Perkins, R. Dauncey, Congregational, Old Town, Rev. James Hardyman; 10.30
W. Heath, R. Morley &:, G. H. Perrin a.m. &:, 6 p.m.; tues. 7 p.m

Clerk, Herba-rt Goldingham, Long street Congregational, Sinwell, 2.30 &:, 6 p.m
1Vesleyan, Haw street; IQ.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. j tues. &:,

thurs. 7 p.m

DISTRIcrr HIGHWAY BOARD. SCHOOLS.

Meets at the Town Hall the 2nd friday in each quarter Grammar, founded in 1834 by Katharine, Lady Berkeley,
Cl~rk, Frederic Walter Fry, Merlin Haven lodge re-constructed by letters patent of King James in 1625,
Treasurer, Charles Geo. Watts, National Provincial Bank & remodelled by the Charity Commissioners in 1886;
Surveyor, William Davies, Sym lane the income amounts to about £600 yearly: there are
ten scholarships of £6 per annum, tenable so long as
PUBLIO ESTAIlLISIThIENTS. the respective o"\\ners remain in the school, &:, one
exhibition of £50 yearly, tenable at any University or
Free Library, open wed. & sat. from 7 to 8; Mrs. Eyles, place of Higher Education: in 1892 new buildings,
librarian including a chemical laboratory were erected; Rev.
Frederick William Morris M.A. late Scholar of Jesus
Police Station, Thomas Tandy, sergeant, &:, 2 constables College, Oxford, head master; A. N. Wilkins M.A. &:,
Tc·wn Hall W. H. Rudge, assistant masters j Ernest W. Read
Volunteer Fire Brigade Engine House, The Chipping, E. M.A., F.G.S. science master

H. Toulmin, hon. supt.; J. Hine, captain, & 10 men

PUBLIC OFFICERS. Elementary. ,

A.ssistant Overseer, George Fry, Old Town • Blue Coat, Culverhay (boys &:, infants), erected in 1654,

Clerk to the Charity Trustees, Ernest Havelock Henly, for 156 children; average attendance, 90 ; &:, sup-

Long street ported in part by an endowment of £60 annually; Or-
Clerk &:, Receiver of Rents to the Grammar School, H.
lando ,Pearce, master
Goldingham, Long street
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Charfield District, National (The), Chipping (~h'ls &:, infants), erected in

1838, for ISO girls &:, 41 infants; average attendance,

Thornbury Union & No. 2 District, Dursley Union, 141; Mrs. H. M. Plumb, mistress
Medical Inspector of Factories, Benjamin Simmons
British, Bear street (mixed & infants), erected in 1843,

M.R.C.S.Eng. Culverhay for :::136 children; avera~e attendance, 230; William

Public Vaccinator, No. 3 District, Chipping Sodbury Matthew Rich, master; Miss Mary Hodder, mistress

Union, Daniel Herbert Forty L.R.C.P.Lond. Culverhay Potters Pound (infants); Miss George, mistress
Registrar of Births & Deaths, WoUon-under-Edge Sub-
CONVEYANCE--
District, Benjamin Simmons, Culverhay; deputy, Hy. To Charfield railway station omnibus, John Faller, to

Ford, Old Town meet every train, from Swan hotel

Registrar of Marriages, Dursley District, Robert Hay. CARRIERS TO:-

ward, High street; deputy, John E. Organ, Long street

Relieving Officer for Wotton-under-Edge District &; Bristol-William White. tues. thurs. &; sat
School Attendance; Inquiry Officer to the Rural At-

tendance Committee &; Vaccination Officer, George Charfield Railway Station.-William Tapscott, daily; &;

William Meek to all parts of the kingdom

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Foxwell Henry, Long street Napier The Misses, The Hive

Adams William Townsend, Bradley st Foxwell John Kyrle, Haw house Orchard Rowland, Tyndale villa, The

Adey Mrs. Under Hill house Foxwell Miss, Haw street Butts

Adey Wm. Moore, Under Hill house Fry Fredc. WItr. Mprlin !Haven lodge Owen The Misses, Bradley street

Armitage William Henry, Bradley st Golding-ham Herbert,The Chipping ho Pearce Orlando, ~ Coombe terrace

Barber Mrs. Merlin 'haven Gorham Charles, Haw street Pearce Thomas, Hill view

Barber Mrs. Wortley house Goodrich Wm.Wynne J.P.Coombe ldg Perkins Cyril Ward, Long street

Bartlett Miss, The Steep Guinness Arthur Perey Assoc.M.Inst. Perkins Mm. Long street

Beckingsale Arth. Rbt. Potter's Pound C.E. Coombe Perkins Vincent Robert, Long street

Bendall Charles, Merlin haven Hardyman Rev. James (Congrega- Perrett Absalom, Beaconsfield house

Bendall Mrs. 2 Coombe ter..Coombe rd tional), Old Town parsonage Perrett Henry, Ilournstream

Bendall Stephen, Huntingford Hawkins Fredk. Wm.Merlin Haven ho Perrett Joseph,Claremont house,Mer-

Bengough John Alan George M.A., Hazle Mrs. Orchard street lin haven

J.P. The Riding.s Heath William, Kingswood house Perrin Miss, Haw street

Berkeley Ml'S. Haw street Horwood James, Merlin haven Perrin George Hooper, Long street

Biddle Matthew, Merlin haven Jobbins George Edward, Orchard st Pinniger Mrs. Kennet ldg. Orchard st

Biddle Mrs. Orchard street Joteham Arthur, Haw street PinnelI Edward, Haw street

Blizard John, Long street Jotcham Miss, Wortley road Pullin Thomas, Wortley

Boyce James George, The Chipping Jotcham Miss. Waterloo house PurneH Samuel, Wortley road

Buckingham Miss, Orchard street Jotcham WilIiam, The Butts Ramsay Miss, Cloud house

Bullock Mrs. Burlingame Kohn Miss, 'Dhe Briars Read Ernest W.,M.A.,F.G.S. (science

Bury Charles, Ellfield, Merlin haven Kemp Miss, Coombe road master, Grammar sohool), Lisle ho

Byedey Alfd. Hillside ho. The Butts Leonard Miss, Merlin haven Reade John, Long street

Caswell Harry Wilson, Merlin haven Lewis Miss, 4 Coombe terrace Richings John, Orchard street

Caswell Miss, Merlin haven Linskill Miss, ISunnyside, Coombe Rickards William, WOl'tley road

Chanter Arthur Henry, [Bradley court Lloyd Evelyn 'Charles, Long street Ricketts George, Oakfield, Bradley rd

Child Miss, Ellerncroft house Lodge Mrs. Manilla cot. Merlin haven Robinson Mrs. Orchard street

Olark Henry R.N. Bradley street Long Mrs. Kingswood house Rogers Frederick E. Old Town

Clark Miss, Long street McGregor Miss, Merlin haven Roseblade William, Hack Mill house

Clark Mrs. Haw street Mann Rev. Saml. (Baptist),The Steep Rudge W. H. Manilla cot. Merlin havn

Clarke WaIter Samuel Long, Long et Mayne Edward, Orchard street Scott Robert, Prospect house

Compson Miss, Hillside, Coombe road Minett Mrs. Long street Sewell Rev. Henry M.A. (vicar &

O:>rnock Edward, The Chipping Minett Mrs. The Fountain surrogate), Vicarage

Dauncey Richard, Orchard street Mockler Mrs. Holywell cottage Senior Miss, Lynton ho. Merlin haven

Derrett Stephen, Sym lane Morley Mrs. Old Town villa Simmons Benjamin, The Rectory ho

Dixon Mrs. Merlin haven Morris Rev. Frederick Wm. M.A. (head 'Spencer George, Ellerncroft cottage

Durn William, Orchard street master of Katherine Lady Berkeley's Smith Rev. James M.A. (curate),

Forty Daniel Herbert. Edbrook school; & chaplain to J. C. Bengough The Hollies

Fowles Samuel, Old Town esq. The Ridge), The School house Tait The Misses, }law street

366 WOTTON-U~DER·EDGE. GIJOUCESTEHSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Tapscott William, Haw street Toulmin Edward Henry, Burlingame Whitfield Mrs. Orchard street

Thatcher Robert,Belle vue, Merlin hvn Treeby Alfred M.A., J.P. The Warren Wilkins A. N., M.A. Old Town

Thompson John, Esk ho. Coombe road Watts Charles George, High street Williams William, Orchard street

Thompson Miss, Sunny bank Wetmore Mrs. Orchard street Witchell Miss, Orchard street

Till Mrs. Belle vue, Merlin haven

COMMERCIAL. Fry Frederic Waiter, accountant, estate agent &; agent

Ackrill William Oswald, brewers' traveller, Bradley st to Railway Passengers &; Alliance Insurance Cos. &;

Allen Frederick George, draper, Church street clerk to the district highway board &; Wickwar school

Allen Jane Drew (MIss), butcher, Long street board, Orchard street

Arnold, Perrett &; Co. Lim. malthouse, White Lion Fry George, assistant overseer, &; collector of gas &;

yard; &; at Wickwar water rents &; clerk to parish council, Old town

Ashbee Thomas, brewers' traveller, Wortley Gabb Helen (Mrs.), fishmonger, Church street

Aust~ Henry, general. dealer, Bradley street Gay Sarah (Mrs.), Shearman's Arms inn, The Steep
Beckingsale Arthur Robert, grocer &; butcher, Church st Goldingham Herbert, solicitor &; clerk to the magistrates

Bell Thomas, farmer, Huntingford &; to the governors of Katharine Lady Berkeley's

Bennett John &; Co. Limited, millers (steam &; water), school &; to the Wotton-under-Edge general charities,

Huntingford mill see Chanter, Goldingharo &; Lloyd

Bennett Robert, carpenter, Wortley Green .Annette (Mrs.), Star inn, Market place

Bignall John, Full Moon P.H. &; grocer, Sinwell Grimes Joel &; Son, agricultural &; dairy farmrs. The Dyke

Bow John, builder, Potter's pound Grimes Frederick, beer retailer, Wortley road

Bowen Richard, Crown hotel, Market street Grimes Harry, dairy farmer, Bradley street

Boyce JaUJ.es Geo. L.R.C.P. &; S.l. surgeon, The Chipping Grivell John, apartments, The Butts

Bramble Albert, agent for Singer's sewing machines, Guinness Arthur Percy, Assoc.M.Inst. C.E. civil engineer,

Potter's pound A.K.C. Lond. Coombe

Brown Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Sinwell Gunston George, insurance agent, Old town

Brown James, watch &; clock maker, Long street Hall Ann (Mrs.), saddler &; harness maker, Market street

Burford William Blizard, dairy farmer, Sinwell Hall Oharles, boot &; shoe maker, Long street

Bushell James, boot maker, Pound's ground Hall Helen (Miss), fancy repository, Market street

Butler George, mail contractor, Pound's ground Hancock James, wardrobe dealer, The Steep

Byrd Katharine(Miss),matron of Nurses'Home,Coombe rd Hancock William Henry, chemist &; druggist, High street

Chanter, Goldingham &; Lloyd, solicitors, Long street Harding Albert, builder &; contractor, Coombe road

Chanter Arthur Henry (firm, Chanter, Goldingham &; Harris Robert, grocer, High 'street

Lloyd), solicitor, &; commissioner to administer oaths, Hayward Robert, cabinet maker. &; registrar of mar-

Long street riages for the Dursley district, High street

Church Institute (E. H. Organ &; W. Window, secs.), Heath William, manager of County of Gloucester Bank
Limited, umg street
The Steep
Heaven Lewis, grocer, Bear street
Clark Julia (Miss), private school, Long street
Heaven 1Villiam, baker &; grocer, Market street
Cole John James, beer retailer, The Steep
Herrick &; Gorham, printers, stationers, bookbinders,
Coles Elizabeth (Mrs.). shopkeeper, Church street
news agents & fancy repository, Long st. &; Church st
Cook Charles Wm. house decorator, Coombe road
Higgins Jephtha, blacksmith, Bear street
Cook Richard, plumber &; painter, Haw street
Coombe Valley Brewery, brewers &; bottlers of Hodges John, general dealer, High street

.. Dou ble Stout." Coombe Hodges William, baker &; grocer, Bradley street

CornockJames William, plasterer &; tiler, Coombe road HolIoway Frederick, draper, Long street &; auctioneer,
Bradley street
Cossons Anthony, tailor, Bradley street
County of Gloucester Bank (now Lloyd's Bank Limited) Holloway Henry (Mrs.), brick &; tile maker, Gloucester st
Coventry Frances (Mrs.), beer retailer &; baker,Church st Howell Brothers, drapers &; outfitters, Long street

Cridland Luke, grocer &; bacon curer, Long street Howell Lydia (Mrs.), Salutation inn, Coombe road

Daniell John, farmer, Symonds hall Rowell Nathaniel, grocer, Coombe road

Daniell John, jun. farmer, Rushmire farm Hunt Albert, baker &; confectioner, Long street

Daniels Charles, house decorator, The Chipping Hunt J ehu, boot &; shoe maker, Market street

Dauncey George, plumber, painter &; gasfitter, Long st Ingam Thomas, beer retailer, ""Vortley road

Dauncey Richard, solicitor, Orchard street J ames George, brewers' ;traveller, Sinwell lane

Daw William, farmer, Froggin farm, Coombe J ellings Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bradley road

Davies William, road surveyor &; surveyor to highway Jobbins Edmund, beer retailer &; shopkeeper, Coombe I'd

Debroraertdt ,HSen•vrmy, lane Brown's piece Jones George, farmer, Coombe farm
tailor, Jones Henry, gas manager, Pound's ground

Derrett Mary Jane (Miss), milliner &; dress ma. Haw st Jotcham Arthur, builder &; contractor, Haw street

Deverell Caroline (exors. of). grocers, Long street Jotcham Frederick, painter &; glazier, Gloucester street

Dillimore Joseph William, shopkeeper, Church street Jotcham John, tiler, plasterer, painter, glazier, paper-

Dimery Nary (Mrs.), dress maker, Haw street hanger &; decorator, Market street

Dunn Alfred, tailor, Potter's pound Juvenile Oddfellows (No. 3501 Manchester Unity) (Frank

Durn Albert, photographer, Bradley street E. Webb, sec.), Church street

Durn Benjamin, shopkeeper, Potters pound Katharine Lady Berkeley's School (Rev. F. W. Morris

Dum Thomas, shoe maker, Potters pound M.A. head master, Ernest W. Read M.A. sc:ence master,

Eastmans Limited, butchers (Henry Turner, manager), W. H. Rudge &; A. N. Wilkins M.A. assistant masters)

Long street Ketterer Joseph, watch maker &; jeweller, Long street

Evans William Edward, shopkeeper, Long street Keyntlm Rufus &; Daniel, plumbers &; painters, Long st

Excell Henry, gasfitter, The Steep Lacey Julia (Mrs.), milliner, Church street

Exell Frederick, chimney sweeper, Gloucester street Lanham Charles, saddler, Church street

Exell Robert, farmer, Coombe Leonard Evan, baker, Bradley street

Eyles William, town crier &; bill poster, Haw street Lloyd Evelyn Charles, solicitor &; clerk to the Kingswood

Faller John, Swan family &; commercial hotel, livery &. scho()l board, see Chanter, Goldingham &; Lloyd

bait stables &; posting house, Market street. See advt Lloyds Bank Limited (County of Gloucester Bank branch)

Fire Brigade (Edward H. Toulmin, hon. supt.; J. Hine, (Wm. Heath, manager) (open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; sat.

captain), The Chipping to I p.m.), Long street; draw on London office, 72

Ford Charles, grocer, Long street Lombard street E C

Ford Henry, cabinet maker &; upholsterer &; deputy re- Mackrill Mary Anne (Mrs.), linen draper, Long street

gi.strar of births &; deaths, Old town Mason Edward, farmer, Coombe

Ford Hobert Wm. bacon curer &; grocer, Church street Masonic Lodge (Lodge of Sympathy, 855) (W. T.

Forty Daniel Herbert L.R.e.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. sur- Adams, sec)

geon &; public vaccinator, No. 3 District, Chipping Matthews Renry, beer retailer & baker, Church street

Sodbury union, see Simmons &; Forty May John, King's Arms P.H. Bradley street

Fowler Eli, farmer, Huntingford Mayna Edward, ironmonger, Long street

Fowler William, market gardener, Pounds ground Merritt Charlotte (Mrs.), grocer, Long street

Fowles Edwin James, cabinet maker, Old town Merritt John Henry, hair dresser, Long street

Fowles William John, draper &; outfitter, Long street Mizen Elizabeth (Mrs.), Ram P.R. Potter's Pound

Foxw('ll Alfred, gardener, Market street Moore Henry, tinplate worker, &; registered lodging house,

Foxwell John Kyrle, postmaster, Haw street Bradley street

Free Library (Mrs. Jane Eyles, librarian), open on wed- Moore William, farmer, Huntingford

nesdays .\ saturdays from 7 to 8 p.m Moore William Henry,thrashing machine owner,Wortley rd

DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRK YATE. 367

Morley Rowland, general dealer, Potters pound & Market st Shipway Henry, sweet maker, Pounds ground

Mundy David N. hair dresser & tobacconist, Church street Shipway Orpheus, boot & shoe maker, Haw street

Nailsworth Brewery Co. Limited (John James Cole, Simmons & Forty, surgeons, Culverhay

agent), The Steep Simmons Benjamin M.R.o.S.Eng. .surgeon, medical officer

National Provincial Bank of England Limited (branch) & public vaccinator, Charfield district, Thornbury union

(Charles George Watts, manager), High street; draw & No. 2 district, Dursley union, medical inspector of

on head office, I12 Bishopsgate within, London E 0 factories & registrar of births & deaths for Wotton-

Neal Bro~. tailors, High street under~Edge sub-district, see Simmons & Forty

Newman Clara (Mrs.), Glaziers' Arms, The Steep Smith W. J. & Son, wine & spirit merchants, Long street

Nurses' Home (Miss Katharine Constance Byrd, matron), Smith. Alfred Edward Reodomont, umbrella. repr.Bear st

Coombe road Smith Charles, shopkeeper, Bear street

Oddfellows (No. 3501 Manchester Unity) (Fredk. Grimes, Smith Edgur (Mrs.), apartments, Long street

sec.), Market street Smith Henry, farmer, Canon Court farm, Bradley

Oliver Annie (Miss), ladies' outfitter, Merlin Haven Smith Joshua, farmer, Huntingford

Organ Charles, shopkeeper & beer retailer, off High street Smith Shadrach, shoe maker, Haw street

Organ Daniel, tailor, Haw street Stinchcomb Richard Meredith, general smith, Sym lane

Organ Edward Hooper, smith & farrier, Long street Stokes Henry, shopkeeper, Bradley street

Organ Fredk. grocer & baker & beer retailer, Bradley st Summers Ann (Miss), apartments, Bear street

Organ Henry, brush maker, Maket steet Swan Commercial hotel, ·see Faller John. See advert

Organ John Edward, confectioner & deputy registrar of Tapscott William, railway agent & coal merchant, Haw st

marriages, Long street Tavender William,farm bailiff to Miss Riddiford,Bradley st

Osborn Annie Maria (Mrs.), Royal Oak P.R. Haw street Taylor Charles, news agent, Long street

Palser Hugh Augustin, seedsman & florist, Old Town Terrett Mark, coach painter, Bradley street

Parker Annie (Miss), fancy bazaar, High street Tilley Augustus, shopkeeper, Bl1'shford's bridge

Parker Donald, baker, Potter's pound Tilley Charles Henry, baker & confectioner, Market street

Parsons Elizabeth (Mrs.), Pack Horse inn, Haw street Toulmin Edward Henry O.E., M.S.E. mechanical engineel'

ParsoIls Louisa (Miss), milliner, Long street & art metal worker, Britannia works

Pearce Charles, coffee tavern, Market street Townsend James Wm. boot factor & outfitter, Long st

Penly William Dee & Son, pyrotechnists, Elephant works Wallington Edward, insurance agent, The Butts

Penly C. M. (Mrs.), fishmonger & florist, Long street Wallington Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, Bradley street

Phoonix Permanent Benefit Building Society (C. M. Penly, Wathen William, mason, Old town

sec. ), Market place Watts Charles George, manager of the National Provincial

Plomer Elizabeth (Mrs.), ironmonger, Long street Bank of England Limited & treasurer to the highway

Portlock Eusebius G. & Sons, chemists & seedsmen & board, High street

agt. for W. & A. Gilbey Lim. wine & spirit mers.Long st Watts Osborne, sh()pkeeper, Bradley road

Potter Charles, Rose P.R. Huntingford Weale Richard, White Hart P.R. Coomb.e

Poulton Alfred Edwd.confectioner & greengrocer,Market st Webb Frederick, shopkeeper, Church street

Poulton William, chimney sweeper, Coombe road Webb John, tailor, Orchard street

Presley George, printer & Istationer & china dlr. Long st Webb Rowland, builder & decorator, Old town

Price Frederick & Co. engravers & sign writers, Church at Wentworth Charles Seymour, farmer, Ararat farm
West William, bill poster, Potters pond
Price Fredk. furniture broker, Church street

Pullin Edwin, agricultural & dairy farmer, Elm Tree White Hannah (Mrs.), dress maker, Old town

farm, Wortley White William, carrier, Haw street

E,ice Samuel, plasterer, Orchard street Whitworth Charles, White Lion hotel, & coal dlr. Long s~

Richings Albert, butcher, 10 Long street Wilks Thomas, dairy farmer, Park farm

Richings Amelia (Mrs.), grocer, The Steep Willcock William, brush maker, Long street

Richings John, butcher, 20 Long street Williams Elizabeth (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, Culverhay

Richings Maurice, farmer, Orchard street Witts Jane (Mrs.), butcher, High street

Richings William, butcher, Church street Witts Joseph, coal & corn merchant, Long street

Ricketts George, draper & boot dealer, High street Workman Charles Rickards, Brewer's Arms P.R. &; car~

Roach Algernon, auctioneer, surveyor, vaiuer, estate agent riage builder, Culverhay

& fire loss assessor; examinatiC)lls & reports on sani- Workman Jas. boot & shoe ma. &; beer reUr. Bradley rd

tary arangements of buildings; & at Charfield. See advt Workman JGhn, carpenter -& builder, Bradley street

Rodway James, tobacconist, Ohurch street Wotton-under-Edge Book Society (Rev. Frederick Wm.

Rogers William, grocer & provision dealer, Long street Morris M.A. librarian & sec.), Long street

Roseblade William, miller (water), flour, corn & oil cake Wotton-under-Edge Conservative Club (John Griffiths,

dealer, Hack mill sec.), Market street

Saunders William Robert, news agent, Old Town Wotton-under-Edge &; District Liberal Club (Frank S.

Savage Daniel & Charles, agricultural & dairy farmers, Jotcham & William Howell, hon. secs), Old town

Lay's farm. Wotton-under-Edge Gas Light & Ooke Co. (Henry Jones,

Saywood J oseph, Falcon commercial hotel, Church street manager; William Townsend Adams, sec)

Shepherd Alfred Edward, saddler, Market 'street Wotton-under-Edge Water Works (Albert Hunt,inspector)

Sherman Alfred, china & glass warehouse, agent for the Wyatt Joseph, shopkeeper, Culverhay

daily" BristOl Times & Mirror," Market street

YATE is a. parish on the river Frome, with a station the Rev. James Madden Ford RA. of St. Edmund! Hall,
on the Bristol and Birmingham branch of the Midland Oxford. The Brethren have a chapel here, erected in 1862.
railway, and is 2 miles west-north-west from Chipping A reading room was erected bere in 1896 by subscription.
Sodbury, a.nd 10 north-east from Bristol, in the Southern There are charities of £71 yearly value, arising from land
division of the county, upper division of Henbury hundred, left in 1740 by the Rev. Wm. Mason, late rector of Yate,
Chipping Sodbury union and county court district, Sod- and distributed in money to such poor householders as
bury petty sessional. division, rural deanery of Hawkes- are not in receipt of parochial relief. A fortnightly markeh

bury, archdeaconry of Bristol, and diocese of Gloucester. is held at the Railway Hotel. The Chipping Sodbury
The church of St. Mary is an ancient building of stone, Union Workhouse is in this parish. Yate Court, buil~
in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, with by one of the lords of Berkeley, and garrisoned and after-
aisles, nave, north aisle, north transept, south porch and wards burnt by Cromwell's troops, is now in ruins, but
a fine western tower containing 6 bells: there is a. brass a fine archway still remains. Stanshawes C{mrt, the resi-
with effigy to Alexander Staples ob. 1590, and his two dence of Robert Nathaniel Rooper esq. J.P. is a large
wives, Avis and Elizabeth, and eleven children, and a and handsome manS'ion of stone, in the Early English style,
somewhat curious Latin inscription; a. memorial to erected in 1874. Yate House is the residence of Francis
IIodges Godwin, jnn. esq. ob. 1677, and an inscription to Frederick Fox esq. and Poole Court of Charles Gathorne
Henry Wogan esq. ob. 1661; the stained east window Hill esq. The Rev. William Cater Randolph M.A. of Bath,
exhibits a design after .A.lbert Durer: in the 'south chancel who is lord of the manor, John Charles Bengough esg. of
aisle is a memorial window to the Rev. W. S. Goodenough, the Ridge, Wotton-under-Edge, and Robert N. Hooper
a former rector, and his widow, placed there by their three esq. are the chief landowners. The soil is mostly red
surviving children, William, Sophia and Ann, in 1877: marl; subsoil, clay and limest{)ne; there is still a coal
the chancel was restored by the late rector in 1879, at a mine in the parish, which yields coal and excellent fi1'e-
cost of £2,228: there are 350 .sittings. The registers of clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans and oats. The
baptisms and burials date from tbe year 1660; marriages, area is 4,071 acres of land and ID of water; rateable

1561. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £653, value, £10,077; the population in 189I was 1,190, in-

including 162 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift cluding 7 officers and 75 inmates of Chipping Sodbury

of W. R. Emmott esq. of Horton, and held since I896 by Workhouse.

368 YATE. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S DIRECTORY.]

Parish Clerk, Thomas TIes. a.m. & 5.15 p.m. week days; & Yate Rocks, cleared a.t
Post Office.-William Aldom, sub-postmaster. Delivery
5.30 p.m
from Chipping Sodbury commences at 7 a.m. &; 4 p.m. ;
dispatched at 5.30 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, SCHOOLS.
but not paid. The nearest money order .office is at
Chipping Sodbury. Yate railway station is the nearest National (mixed), built in 1868, for 120 children; average
telegraph office for collection & Chipping Sodbury, 2
miles distant, the nearest for delivery of tclegrams attendance, 77; Mrs. Penglaze, mistress
Wall Letter Boxes, near the White Lion inn, cleared 10.15
a.m. &; 5.45 p.m. week days: Acton lane, cleared 9.40 British (mixed &; infants), built in 1850, for 200 children;
average attendance, 168; Isaac Rogers, master; Miss

L. Berry, infants' mistress

Railway Station, Joseph Hall, station master

Burges Mrs. The Ridge Dyer William, beer retailer Parker George, farmer, Frith farm

Burton William Sidney, Brookside Evans Geo. farmer, Hartsrow farm Pearce George, blacksmith

FitzGibbon John Arthur, Yate cottage Eyles George H. manager to Yate Ponting Charles William,tailor &; shirt

:Fox Francis :Frederick J.P. Yate house Fire Clay &; Brick Go. Limited maker, wholesale &; retail

Ford Rev. James Madden RA. (ree- Fletcher Joseph, plumber &; sanitary Powell Wm. farmer, New House farm

tor), Rectory pipe dealer Powell Wm.Jas.builder & undertaker,

Hill Charles Gathome, Poole court Gowen Frederick, steam thrashing carpenter &:, joiner

Hitchens Mrs. Ernest, Yate lawn machine proprietor, Acton lane Pritchard Jsph. fa,rmer, Oxwick farm

Holborow Francis Gowen Henry, carpenter &; wheelwrt Pursey Mary Ann (Mrs.) &:, Son, far-

Hooper Robert Nathaniel J.P. Stan- Gunning Sidney H.frmr.Godwin's frm mers, Hall end

shawl'S court Hall Joseph & Son, coal merchants, Reading 'Room ,

Westover Mrs. Devonshire cottage Railway station Shipp Daniel, farmer, Pincotts farm

. COMMERCIAL. Hewett Wm. George, grocer, Acton la Shipp Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper

.Adams William, Prudential agent, Hudson John Birt, farmer, builder Shipway Edwd. farmer, Culls farm

Jubilee terrace &; lime burner, Tyler's farm Shipway Francis Elias, assistant over-

.AHpass Walter, haulier . Hudson WiIliam Maurice, farmer, seer & implement agent, Brinsham

Alvis Robert, farmer, Hall end Crowthers farm Silk Albert, carpenter &; wheelwright

.Aureden Joseph, White Lion inn Hulands William, carpenter Smith Thomas, farmer, BrIDsham

Bond Gilbert J. baker nes Frederick, carpenter farm, & lime works

Bond John, farmer, Tharnes farm nes IGeorge, pllllSterer &; painter Stinchcombe Thomas &:, Sons,farmers,

Brown Thomas, boot maker lIes Thomas, plaosterer &; painter Court farm

• Chard John, farmer, Leoohpool farm Ind Thomas, farmer, Goose green Stockden Geo. coal dlr. & shopkeeper

Chipping Sodbury Gas Co. Limited Isaac .Alfred, farmer, Hillhouse farm Taylor Samuel, stone cutter

(John D. B. Trenfield, sec.; Frank Isaac Aug. farmer, Hall End farm Walkley John, tiler &; plasterer

Donald Coombs, manager) Isaac Edgar John, blacksmith &; Washbourne Rt. beer retlr. Cross rds

Coombs Frank Donald, manager machinist Weaver Michael, farmer, Lattimore

Chipping Sodbury Gas Works Lawrence Thos. accountan &; Birdsbush farms

Cox Frank, farmer & shopkeeper,Part- Lawrence Thos. farmer, Fir grove Woodbridge Henry George

ridge farm Minett John, farmer, Home farm (exors. of), engineers &; agricultural.

Cox Richard Daniel, farmer &; cake Nicholls Thomas Sparks, farmer, implement & machinery agents

&; manure dealer, Wellstead farm Pool Court farm Vate Fire Clay & Brick Co. Llm.

Cox Sidney, Railway inn, &; farmer Ormandy Wm. H. Ibeer retlr. Acton la manufacturers of -silica fire bricks &:,

Daniell Thomas, shopkeeper &; butcher Osborne William, supervisor Inland squares, buff facing bricks, & all

Davies John, shopkeeper Revenue, Brookside descriptions of fire clay goods; &;

Davis Jonathan, beer retlr. The Swan Padfield James, frmr. Tanhouse farm colliery proprietors

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In order to afford !!pace for the addresses, the abbreviation U esq." for esquire, hBS no longer been appended to each
name in ihe U Court Directory." It should be understood that such should be added to the name of every gentleman
in the following pages, to which no inconsistent addition is affixed.

Aas Axel, 26 Brunswick sq. Glo'ster Adey Mrs. Moor vil. The Edge,Stroud Allaway Mrs. 29 Worcester st.Glo'str

Abbey Edwin Austin A.R.A. Morgan Adey William Moore, Under Hill Alien Rev. Hubert B., M.A. Coscombe

ball, FairfOM S.O house, Wotton-under-Edge house, Stanway. Winchcomb iR.S.O

Abbott General William, Brighton ldg. Adkin Rev. Harry Kenrick RA. 22 Allen Rev. William Taprell M.A.Vicar-

Battledown approach, Cheltenham Lansdown ter. Malvern I'd.Cheltnhm age, Saint Briavels, Coleford

Abbott Maj.A. 5 Suffolk sq. Cheltnhm Adlard Edward, Postlip house, AlIen Ohas. Peter, Farm m.pk.Stroud

.A!bbottJn.Spring hl.Nailsworllh,Stroud Postlip, Winc'hcomb R.S.O AlIen Evan Thomas, II Pilcroft,

Abbott Thomas Horsley, The Nodes, Adlard William, i)ouglas, Para- Tuffiey avenue, Gloucester

Shortwood, Stroud boIl' road, Cheltenham MIen F. G. IS Park pI. Cheltenham

AbeU Jas. P. 9 St. Mark st. GlQ'ster .Afiord Rich, Withington villas, Tuff- AlIen George, Chal'field R.S.O

Abell John Chandler, St. Leonards, ley avenue, Gloucester AlIen John, 7 Heathville rd. Hloucestr

Carlton street, Oheltenham Agg Col. William J.P. The Hewletts, Anen In. I The Crescent, Tewkesbury

Abell John Robert William, Forest Pre~bury R.S.O AlIen Joseph Theopbilus, Summer-

lodge, Micheldean R.S.O Agg-Gardner James Tynte J.P. well. Churchdown, Cheltenham

!.bell T. Hy. 6 Priory pI. Gloucester Eveshl\m ho. Pittville, Cheltenham AlIen Maurice Stephen, 2 Worcester

!.brahali Mrs.3Selkirk pBr.Chelten'ham Agg-Large Mrs. 3 ClBrendon villas, viis.Linden rd.Stroud rd.Glouceste:r

Ackers Benjamin St. John J.P. Hnnt- Pittville, -Cheltenham AlIen Miss, Cliff villa, Leckhamp-

ley manor, Huntley, Gloucester; &; Aikin-Sneath Rev. Thomas M.A. The ton, 'Cheltenham

Carlton club. London S W Lawn, Woodchester, Stroud AlIen Miss, 24 Selkirk st. Cheltenham

Aoock .A1'thur, Aston Blank,Cheltnhm Aishitt Matthew W. The Common, Allen Misses, Plas Newydd, Pains-

Acock Mrs.Bourton-on-the-Wtr.iR.S.O Brockweir, Ohepstow (Mon) wick road, Cheltenham _

Acton Misses, 44 Lansdown cres- Aislabie Colonel William, 1 Berkeley AlIen Mrs. Carlton lawn, Carlton st.

cent, Cheltenham pla'Ce, High street, Cheltenham Cheltenham _
Acworth Rev. William Pelham M.A. Aitken Mrs. 6 P~ttville cres.Cheltnhm AlIen Mrs. n iRetiro, Saint Briavels,
Christ Church parsonage, Park Aland Mis,s, Stonehouse Coleford

road, Gloucester Albrecht Carl, Giddynap house, AlIen Mrs. 13 (Regent st. Gloucester

!.dams Rev. Alfred Edwin RA. Two Nailsworth, Stroud AlIen Mrs. The Myrtles, Church rd.

Mile Hill road, Two Mile Hl.Bristol Alcock Major John Herbert, Twig- St. Mark's, Cheltenham

Adams Rev. Wait. Bream, Lydney worth lodge, Twigworth, Gloucester AlIen R. 120 IO~ord road, Gloucester.

Adams Frederick George, Cranham Alcock Rev. James Empllon M.A.Rec- Allen R. BartoD Mill ho. Cirencester

lodge, Oranham road, Cheltenham tory. Hawling, Andoversford !R.S.O Allen Robert, Park street, Cirencester

Adams John, High street, Colford Alcock Oharles E. W. 3 Southamp- Allen S. E. 17 Midland rd. Gloucester

Adams John T. Snnnyside, Colford ton place, High street, Cheltenham Alien V. 19 Ashcroft M. Cirencester

!.dams Miss, Glyndon villa, Carlton Alcoek Miss, Grafton, Tewkesbury A1len William. 4 Mount villas,

street, Cheltenham Alder Geo. Rope walk, Tewkesbury Somerford road, Cirencester

Adams Miss, 27 Lansdown eres- Aldington Rev.J.A.Cinderfrd.Newnbm Allender Mrs. EBrdington house,

cent, Cheltenham Aldrridge Rev. In. Mullings B.A. Re~ North place, Cheltenham

Adams Miss, Oakleigh villa, Belgrave tory, Maisey Hampton, Fairlord S.O AlIfreyCol.l.Glenmore.ThePk.Ch1tnhm

road, Gloucester Aldridge Charles JOBel?h, Chesterfield Allibone Mrs. West cottage, St.

Adams Miss, Park villas, Fairford S.O house, Henb1U'Y, Bristol Mark's, Cheltenham

Adams Miss, Viney hill, Soudley, Aldridge E. Springfield road, Stroud AlIi! George Hartland, Watledge,

Blakeney, Newnham Aldridge G.Sunnycroft,Tuffiey, Glo'"tr Nailsworth, IStroud

Adams Mrs. Cotswold grange, Pit- Aldridge G. F. Springfield rd. Stroud Allum Aub-rey William, Roscombe,

ville circus, Cheltenham Aldum Miss, 30 Victoria street, Gloucester road. Cheltenham

Adams Mrs. Hanham, Bristol Fairview, Cheltenham Allway T.Forthay, Nth.Nibley,Dursley

!.dams Mrs. Poulton, !Fairford 8.0 Alexander Major John, Moreton ho. Alsop Mrs. High st. Chipping Sodbry

Adams Samuel, Cranham lodge, Raymond ter. London rd. Cheltnhm Al!llOp U. The Lons, Bitton, Bristol

Cranham road, CheLtenham Alexander Henry, Brighton villa, Alston Rev.W.T.47ParkEnd rd.Glo'str

Adams W.Belle Vue ho. Spa, Glo'ster Lewis lane, Cirencester Alston Mrs. 140 London rd. Gloucestr

Adams W. E. 20 St. Paul's rd. Glo'str Alexander Mrs. Dovedale, St. Luke's, Amery Bev. Edmund Verdon M.A.

Adams William Townsend, Bradley Cheltenham ISpring hill, Maisemore. Gloucester

street. Wotton-under-Edge Alford Rev. George M.A. Vicarage, Ames Henry St. Vincent, Cote house,

Adamson Ernest Arthur, I Pilcroft, Mangotsfield, Bristol Westbary-on-Trym, Bristol

TufRey avenue, Gloucester Alford Rev. George Percy M.A. Amos Mark, I 'Olaremont villas, Shire-

Adamson Miss, 17 Paragon terrace, R()se villa, Downend, Bristol hampton, Bristol

Bath road, Cheltenham Alford Rev. Josiah George M.A. Vicar- Amphlett Rev. George Le Strange

Adamthwaite Mrs. The Firs, Victoria age, Stoke Bishop, Bristol M.A. 7 Corin street, Cirencester

road, Cirencester .A.1ford George, 3 Moseley villas, Anerum Wayland M.B. I & 3 Olarence

Adamthwaites John, Siddington Idg. Barnswood, Gloucester street, Gloucester

Siddington, Cirencester Allan Rev. George Alexander M.A. Ancrum William Rutherford M.D...

Adcock Matthew Henry, Mayfield, St. Maur, Hewlet't rd. Cheltenham J.P. St. Leonards court, Upton St.

London road, Cheltenham Allan MM. 3 Oxford place, London Leonard. Gloucester

Addenbrooke tRev. Albert Edward road, Cheltenham Anderson Rev. Andrew M.A. Inveresk,

M.A. Sharpness, Berkeley Allard J. H. Church st. Tewkesbury Eldorado TOad. Cheltenham

Addison Rev. William George Sinclair Allard Miss, Brockridge, Twyning, Anderson Arthur W. Hill gro.Stoneho

M.A. Vicarage, Harlpury,Gloucester Tewkesbury Anderson Mr•• The Laurel., Warm-

Addison Thos. F. Horton rd. Glo'ster AlIard Mrs. '120 High st. Tewkesbury ley. Bristol

Adey Mrs. Under Hill house, Wotton- Allaway F.H.Rosslyn,Hucclecote,GI'str Anderson Ra-ben,The Barton,Cirencstr

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Anderson Rt. A. Park st. Cirencester Arnott John Ale~ander, iSevernleigh, Awdry 1'V. R, M.B. High st. Berkeley

Andrew Mrs. Notgrove villa, Syden- Stoke Bishop, Bristol Aylmer C. W. 16 Lypiatt ter.Oheltnhm

ham road north, Cheltenham Arthur Rev. Pellew M.A.Rectory,Tort- Ayres John George, Prospect house,

Andrews Rev. George Arthur, The worth, Falfield RS.O Sheepscombe, Stroud

Manse, Bourton-on-the-Water R.S.O Arthur :Mrs. Lorraine villa, Pittville Ayres Walter, 10 Christchurch terrace,

Andrews F. 94 London I'd. Gloucester crescent, Cheltenham Malvern road, Cheltenham

Andrews George Henry, Victoria Arthurs Mrs. Hillesley, Wotton-under- Ayris Mrs. High street, Berkeley

cottage, Queen street, Cirencester Edge Babbage Maj.-Gen.Henry Prevost,May-

Andrews Miss,2 Vittoria wlk.Cheltnhm Arundell Charles. Marsden villa, Liber- field, LansdoWIl TOad, Cheltenham

Andrews Misses, Hillside villa, Middle tus road, St. Mark'S, 'Cheltenham Babington Augustus Gisbarne, Priory,

hill, Stroud Arundell Miss, 86 Regent st. Glo'ster Prestbury RS.O

Andrews Mrs. 43 Parliament st.GIo'str Arundell Mrs. 13 Keynsham terrace, Bahington Mrs. 2 Malvern place, Laos-

Andrews Mrs. 3 Roman villas, Vic- Hale's road, Cheltenham down, Oheltenham

toria road, Cirencester A.scott Henry, Oldbury .Court· road, Bacon ·Wm. 32 Park End I'd. Glo'ster

Andrews William, Willersey, Broad- Fishponds, Bristol Baddeley St. Clair, Castle hale, Pains-

way RS.O. (Wares) Ashbee AlIen, Munsley, Seymour I'd. wick, Straud

Anley J.L.Oakley,The Pk. Cheltenham Gloucester Baddely Mrs. Cathedral grdns.Glo'ster

Ann Miss, High st. Wickwar RS.O Ashbee A. 36 Brunswick I'd. Gloucestr Badham H. A. The Mythe,Tewkesbury

Ansdell Alfred, 1 Hillview villas, Hew- shbee Mrs. Henry, 17 Brunswick I'd. Badham Misses, 3 Keynsham pa-rade,

lett road, Oheltenham Gloucester High street, Cheltenham

Anstey Samuel, I Denmark terrace, A.shbee John, 2 Sherborne villas, Spa BadhamMrs'4Lansdown cres.Cheltnhm

Gloucester road, Cheltenham road, Gloucester Badham 'Mrs. 5 Paragon parade, Bath

Anthony T. P. Beeches grn. Stroud AshbourneT Lieut.-Col. Francis James, road, Cheltenham

Antill W. Bath I'd. Nailsworth,Strouet 5 Lansdown place, Oheltenham Bagg Mrs. 10 Heathville I'd. Gloucester

Apperley A.,J.P.Rodboro' crt. Stroud Ashby F. 28 Park End rd. Glouoester Bagnall Mrs. Rampnett, Northleach

Apperley Edward, Alma villa, Rather- Ashby Mrs. 18Lansdown cres.Oheltnhm R.S.O

ley road, Cheltenham Ashdown A. 43 Vietoria rd. Cireneestr Bagnall :MrS'. Kemerton, Tewkesbury

.A.pperley .John, Cleethorpe, Ruccle- Ashdown George William Wetton M.D. Bagnall Randolph, Broad Oampden,

cote, Gloucester Ooombe ho. New Church st. Tetbury Oampden 8.0

.Apperley Miss, 17 Albert place, Ashington :Mrs. The Ferns. .stoke Bagnall William Henry, Bafford house,

Pittville, Cheltenham Bishop, Bristol Charlton Kings, Cheltenham

.Apperley Mrs. 2 lliford buildings, Ashley James T. Chester villa, Shire- Bagnall-Oakley Rev. William M.A..The

London road, Cheltenham hampton, Bristol Ledurage, Newland, Ooleford

.Apperly Alexander Cooper, Bruns- Ashley Miss, Warmley, Bristol Bagule'Y John, Moretlon-in-Marsh

wick house, Park road, Stroud Ashton Brigade Surg.-Col. William, Bailey Capt. George William, 37 We!-

.Apperly Ebenezer, Field house, Bow- Marlborough lawn, Sydenham road, lington street, Gloucester

bridge lane, Stroud Che~tenham Bailey Rev. .John :Ml.The Lindens, Ches-

.Apperly Edward, Alma villa, Hather- Ashton Rev. Edward, The MQnse, ter park, Fishponds, Bristol

ley road, Up. Hatherley, Cheltenhm Gorsley, Rass Bailey Rev.William,The Abbey,Winch-

.Apperly Mrs. Dudbridge ho. Stroud Ashton Elihu, 1 Eton villa, Queen's comb R.S.O

Appleby A. The Bank, :tong st. Tetbry road, Cheltenham Bailey Albert F. Parsonage st. Dursley

Appleby J. 9 St. Michael's sq. Glo'str Ashwin RBourton-on-the-Water RS.O Bailey Bryan, The Florence,St. Brival9,

Appleby Mrs. 29 Henry I'd. Gloucester Ashwin Rd. Guiting Power, Cheltenhm Ooleford

Apted Miss, 35 Parliament st. Glo'str Astin Cornelius, Wraxhall house, Bailey Mrs. 2 Camden terrace, Port-

Arbuthnot Col. George R.A., D.L., Oharlton Kings, Cheltenham land stroot, Cheltenham

J.P. Norton court, Gloucester Astman W. H. 36 Carlton st. Oheltnhm Bailey Stanley G. Butter Row, Stroud

Arbuthnot Rev. George Alexander Aston Rev. .John, The Common,Brock- Bailey Thos. P. Wallgaston, !Berkeley

Papendick,Rectry.Lit.Dean,Newnhm weir, Chepstow (Mlon) Baillie Rev. William Gordon M.A. Tha

ArbuthnotMiss,2oClarence sq.Chltnhm Aston Rev. William Clifford M.A. The Vicarage, Newnham

Archdale A. Bury bar, Newent,Glo'str Rectory, Leckhampton, Cheltenham Baillie Miss, Duntisbourne house, Dun-

Archer Edwin, Norton Green farm, Aston George, Laurel villa, Gloucester tisbourne A'bbotts, Cirencester

Norton, Gloucester road, Cheltenham Baillie Miss, Roehampton, St. Ste-

Arkell George P. Downfield, Stroud Aston George Lyttelton, 2 Lansdown phen's road, Cheltenham

Arkell H. Court ho. Beckfrd.Tewkesbry terrace, 'Malvern road, ICheltenham Baily Mrs. Springfield TOad, Stroud

Arkell H. Ruardean,MicheldeanR.S.O Aston Mrs. 61 Falkner srli. Gloucester Bain Mrs. Cotswold villa, Pittville

Arkell James. Fernside house, Bel- Ateheson Miss, Edward's college,South Circus .road, Oheltenham

grave road, Gloucester Oemey, Cirence-ster Bainbridge Maj.-Gen. Frederick. Thos.

Arkell .J. Elmlea, 'Bentham,Cheltenhm Atchley Hy. W. Oldland hall, Bristol Santa. Orm, Christchul'Ch road,

Arkell J.Firtree cot.Hucclecote,Glo'str Atherton Charles Bemard, Taynton ho. Cheltenham

Arkell Miss, Lower Dowdeswell farm, rI'aynton, Gloncester Baines A.rthur, Uley house, Dursley

Andoversford R.S.O Atkins A. J. 9 Friary> ter. Cheltenham Baker Rev. Charles Arthur RA. Rec-

Arkell Mrs.The Grn.Hucclecote,Glo'Sotr Atkins C.S. Q Pittville lawn,Oheltenhm tory, Hinton-on-the-Green, Evesham

Arkell Thomas, Pope's court, Whel- AtkinSl Mrs. II Suffolk sq. Cheltenham Baker Alfred, 19 High st. Tewke9bury
Atkins :Mrs. 19 Suffolk sq.<Cheltenham Barer ~ernon Richard, Beechworth
ford, Fairford S.IO

Arkell T. SherbQrne ho.Lechlade S.O Atkins Richard, The Cottage, Beach- lodge, Hales road, Cheltenham

ArkeU W.Elmlea,Bentham, Cheltenhrn ley, Ohepstow Baker Arthur, Henbury Hill ho. Bristol

Arkell W. C. The Close, Fairford S.O Atkinson Rev. E .• M.A. Rectory, Dor- Baker G. Manor cot.Frenchay, Bristol

Arkle Mrs. 15,. Kingsholm rd. Glo'ster sington, \Stra.tford-on-Avon Baker G. A. 6 A.lexandra rd.Gloucester

Armitage Rev. Artlhur, Breckenboro', Atkinson Misses, France Lynch,Stroud Baker GTanville Edwin Lloyd J.P.
Bydenham road north, Cheltenham .A.tkinson T. 3.~ Cromwell st. Gloooestr Hardwicke court, Gloucester

Armitage Henry Allen, Woodhouse, Attwa.ter E. H. Uckington, Oheltenhm Baker Henry Orde Lloyd J.P. The Cot-

Brimscombe, Stroud Attwood Edwin, Glen Rosa, Charlton tage, Hardwicke, Gloucester

Armitage William Henry, Bradley Kings, Cheltenham Baker Henry William, 'Belmont lodge,

street, Wotton-under-Edge Attwood Mrs. Gwynfa villas, Victoria Belmont road, Cheltenham

Arms·trong Mrs. Trelawne, Lans- road, Cirencester Baker IH.Oaklands, AlmondsburyR.S.O

down road, Cheltenham Aubrey Mis8es, The ltdge, Stroud Baker MisS', Lauristine, Hales road,

Arnold Col. Stanley J.P. Adlestrop ho. Auchmuty Mrs. 12 Montpellier grove, Cheltenham

Adlestrop. Chipping Norton Cheltenham Baker Mrs. Brown's Hill, Stroud

krnold: Cluls. Watermoor rd.Cirencstr Aust Arthur Charles, Crodredy house, Baker :Mrs. Hallen lodge, Hallen,iBristol

Arnold H. Staplehilllo. Downend,Bristl Upton, Chippenham Baker Mrs. 29 Park pI. Cheltenham

Arnold Henry, rrhe FernS', Crickley Austin 001. A. 1 Lypiatt ter.Cheltenhm BakJer Mrs. Barwick, The Cottage,

Hill, Gloucester Austin Rev. Henry, Cleeve hill, Strat- Hardwicke, Gloucester

Arnold In. Hill ho. Wickwar R.S.O ton, Cirencester Baker Reginald L. MOl'lBton-in-Marsh

Arnold In. H. Rock ho. Wickwar R.S.O Austin Francis TayIOT, Avon-view, Baker W. Beaufort bo. Stapleton,Bristl

Arnold Mrs. John, 2 Wallis place,Chip- Bitton, :Bristol Baker Wm. Ivy ho. Rodley, Newnham

ping SMordsb. uRriychar~, Old Bank house, Austin William, Upper Oddington, Baker W. Weimar, Bath rd.Cheltnhm
Arnold Stow-in-the-Wold S.O Baker W.J. 1:1 Watermoor·rd.Oirencestr

Chipping Spdbury Austwick John Harwood. Sthurdington Baker William Martin M.A. Boyne ho.

Arnold Thomas, WeIlhay, Tormarton, lodge, Shmdington, Cheltenham. Oolleg-e road, Cheltenham

Chippenham Aveline Henry, Avonmouth. Bristol Baker William Meath M.A., J.P. Has-

Arnold Walt. J. 9 Howard st. Glo'ster Avery Mrs. Fernwood house, Filwood fie-Id court, Gloucester

Arnold W. E. 6 Laurel vils.Oirencester road, Fishponds, Bristol

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llaker-Carr Mrs. 47 Clarence square, Barnes Rev. Christopher, Vicarage, Bastin T.S'7Pittville par. Cheltenham

Cheltenham Christchurch, ,Coleford Batchelor Mrs. Park lawn, The Park,

llaker-Gabb Mrs. Netherop, Tidenham, Barnes Charleil, Cotswold villa, Spring- Cheltenham

Chepstow field road, Stroud Batchelor Mrs. The Filberts, Stroud

1laker-Penoyre Rev. oSilade :M.A. l2 Bames Chas. N.Woodmancote, Dursley road, Gloucester

Berkeley villas, Pitville, Cheltenham Bames E.H.Kemerton frm.Tewkesbury Bate Rev. Charles William M.A.Vicar-

1lalcombeW.Craven ho.Prestbry.R.S.O Barn6's Miss, Malipas lodge, Westbury- age, Hanham, Bristol

Baldock George, Warmley, Bristol on-Tl'ym, Bristol {Jate Charles James, GIenthorne,

llaldwin J. E. Ebrington,Campden S.O Barners Miss, 7 Rodney ter. CheltenhIIl Moorend Park road, Cheltenham

Baldwyn John, Ashton-under-Hill, Barnes Mrs. Lyndhurst, Woodmancote, Bate John W. 3 Hamilton place,

Tewkesbl1ry Dursley Charlton Kings, Cheltenham

J3aldwyn Miss, Hampton villa, St. Barnes Philip In. Brown's Hill,Stroud Bate Mrs. 29 Park End I'd. Gloucester

Mark's, .cheltenham Barners ThomaS', Le Chateau, Mais&- Bateman Rev. Frederick D.,M.A. Rec-

Baldwyn William, Ashton-under-Hill, more, Gloucester tory, Ampney St. Peter, Cirencestr

. Tewkesbury Barnett Oharles, Greenhill, Leckhamp- Bateman H.Fernlea,St.Luke's,Chltnhm

llalfour Rev. Charles Leslie, Vicarage, ton, -Cheltenham Bateman J. H. 3 Castle vils. Stroud

- Aston Blank, Cheltenham Barnett O. 6 Lansdown cres.Cheltenhm Bates Thomas Edward, Sefton, Hew-

Balfour Henry T. The Red ho.Newnhm Barnett Dominica, Cliff cottage, Look- lett street, Cheltenham

EaU Rev. Edward Henry M.A. Rectory, hampton, Cheltenham Bath S.Tudor ho.High st.Tewkesbury

'8tratton, Oirencester Barnett G.Woodstock ter.U1ey,Durs~ey Bathe Garlick, Hastings villas,

Ba! Alfd.Jn.Morton,T'he Green,Stroud Barnett Henry Frederick, 8 Oriel pt Hewlett road, Cheltenham

Baller Mrs. Walworth house, Thirle- Bath road, Cheltenham Bathe Mrs. I Heightley villas,

staine road, Cheltenham Barnett John William, Highmead, King's road, Cheltenham

"Ballinger A. 2 Honyatt rd. Gloucester Barnett J.W.Highmead,TufIley,Glo'str Bathurst Earl J.P., D.L. Cirencester

J3allinger John Henry, Tatchley re- Barnfield Edward,12Cambray,Chltnhro house, Cirencester; &; 20 Grosvenor

llaron O. P.Tha Villa, Aston,Tewksbry gardens, 1& Bachelors' &; Carlton
vat-treat, PrestburyR.S.O
Ballinger Miss, Wick (letters viA. Durs- Baron Miss, Woodfield, Morton clubs, London S W

lay) ence, Stonehouse Bathurst A. C. 20 High st. Tewkesbry

Eallinger Mrs. Skates Hill house, Chat- Barr Rev. George M.A. The Rectory, Bathurst Charles RA., J.P. Lydney

ford, Stroud Longhope R S. 0 park, Lydney

llallinger Mrs. The Avenue, OhUl·ch- Barradale Mrs. 2 Sherborne villas, Bathurst Charles, jun. J.P. Lydney

down, Cheltenham Fairview road, Cheltenham park, 'Lydney

Ballinger Thomas, Welling Hill farm, Barratt Mrs. Northam house, Gra~- Batman W. Hill vw. Staplehill, BristQl

Oharlton Kings, Cheltenham ton l'oad, Cheltenham Batten E. O. 12 Rotunda ter.Cheltnhm

'Bamber Mrs. 4 Waresley villas, Old Barrett John, 1 Ewlyn villa, Leck- Batten John, Cloudshill road, St.

Bath road, Cheltenham hampton road, Cheltenham George, Bristol

llampfylde Th& Hon. Charles Warwick, Barrett Rev. George Henry RA.Vicar- BaUen Mrs. The Woodlands, St.

fWcclooote house,Hucclecote, Gl'O'str age, Aldsworth, Northleach R.S.O Briavel!, Coleford

13anaster George, Mythe vil.Tewkesbry Barrett E. P. Cainscross rd. Stroud Batten tRayner Winterbotham M.D.

llanbrook John, 2 Ga.lIba villaS', Victoria BarrettMiss,IsSydenham vls.OheltnbIIl Lond. 1 Brunswick sq. Glouoester

road, Cirencester Barrett Murray, 4 Bayshill parade, Battersby William, Kempsford manor,

J3anham Rev. i>aniel Josiah RA. Rose St. George's road, Cheltenham Fairford S.O

villa, Bishops Cleeve, Cheltenham BarrettP.W.Morton ho.Wickwar RS.O Baugh Miss, Knowle lodge, SydenhaD1 .

Banks Alfred, 'Park villa, Shirehamp- Barron William, 1 North parade, road north, Cheltenham

ton, Bristol Winchcombe street, Cheltenham Bavin Mrs. ~6 Carlton st. Cheltenham

13anks Charles Henry, oGreystone ldg. Barron W. S. II St. Paul's rd. Glo'str Baxter Alfred, Downfield villa, Cains-

Bath road, Rodborough, Stroud Barrow Major-Gen. De Syroons,Lang- cross road, Stroud

13anks John Jeremiah, Llanvair lodge, ton house, 'Charlton Kings,Cheltnhm Baxter Fredk. N. Church st. Tetbury

Hewlett road, Cheltenham Bartholomew Albert Stephen,l Gains- Baxter George, East-Leach Tur-

Eanks 'Mrs. 3 Cloverdale villaS', Pains- borough vils. College I'd. Cheltenhm ville, Lechlade S.O

wick road, 'Cheltenham Bartleet Rev. Samuel Edwin M.A. St. Baxter John, Downfield villa, Cains-

Banks William, The Chipping, Tetbury Mark'svicarage,59 London rd.Glo'str cross road, Stroud

Eanks-Wright Henry, "Lansdown lodge, Bartlett Rev. Charles Oldfield M.A. Bayley George Henry, Selkirk house,

Lansdown road, Cheltenham Rectory, Willersey,Broadway R.S.O Prestbury road, Cheltenham

Bannerman Gen. William C.B. I Lans- Bartlett E. 26 Dollar st. Cirencester Bayley John William, S Priory pt

down parade, Cheltenham Bartlett Miss, The Steep, Wotton- Greyfriars, Gloucester

'Bannister William Charles, -Swiss villa, under-Edge Bayley Miss, Daglingworth, Cirencestr

Stratford road, Stroud Bartlett R.C.Jersey vil.Stapletn.Bristl Bayley William Thomas, Maryville,St.

:Barber George, The Chipping, Tetbury nartlett William James, Deerhurst, George's road, Cheltenham

:Barber Mrs. Charlton court, Tetbury Stroud road., Gloucester Baylies W.H.WeHord,'Stratford-on-Avn

:Barber Mrs. Merlin haven, Wotton- Barton Rev. Joseph Edwin, I Avenue Baylis Charles, Longford court,Long-

under-Edge villas, TufIley avenue, Gloucester ford, Gloucester

Ilarber Mr9. Wortley house, Wotton- Barton Charles, Manor house, Fyfield, Baylis J. Mickleton, Moreton-in-Marsh

under-Edge East Leach Martin, Lechlade S.O Baylis Mis's, Little Buttercup, Har~-

Earber T. G. 18 College grn. Glo'ster Barton Ohas. 18 Midland rd. Glo'ster pury, Gloucester

Ilarclay Rev. William M.A.Sunnybank, Barton Fredk'. I2 Regent st.Cheltnhm Baylis Miss,6 St.James par. Cheltnhm

Stapleton, Bristol Barton John, Keble hOe Fairford 8.0 Baylis Philip J.P. Whitemeadi park,

Earker Charles, Claremont villa, Strat- Barton Jsph.25 Suffolk par.Cheltenhm Parkend, Lydney

ton, Cirenoester • Barton Mrs. Arlington, Fairford 8.0 Bayliss G. C. 67 High st. Tewkesbury

llarkes Thos. S. Moreton-in-Marsh Barton Mrs. Aston B~ank, Cheltenham Baylis Miss, Tweentown, Church-

BarkIey Henry Charles J.P. 6 Crick- Burton Mrs.15 Lansdown pl.Cheltnhm down, Cheltenham

lade stree.t, Cirencester Barton Robert,Ablington,Fairford S.O Baynes Charles Robert, The Lam-

Barling William Cleophas, Newnham Barton Robt. 22 Lewis la. Cirencester mllS, Minchinhampton, Stroud

Barnard Major Joseph Christopher, 4 Barton T.Bourton-on-the-Water R.S.O Baynham llenjamin Oak, The Limes,

Priory streE.'t, Cheltenham Bartrum Rev. Edward Stothert RA. Churchdown, Cheltenham

llamard Major Robert Cary, Barllow, Cambridge, Stonehouse Bazeley Rev. William M.A. Rectory,

Leckhampton, Cheltenham Barwell Miss, Gowanlea, Stroud rd. Matson, Gloucester

Barnard Rev. Alfred Jones M.A. Ree- Gloucester Bazeley Mrs. Connaught house, Kings-

tory, Oldbury-upon-Sevem, Thorn- Barwell Mrs. Northampton house, holm square. Gloucester

bury R.S.O Bath road, Cheltenham Bazley Sir Thomas Sebastian bart.

Barnard Edward, The Gables, Tuffiey, BaseviMrs.YewTree bo.Prestbry.!R.S.O M.A., D.L., J.P. Hatherop castle,

Gloucester Baskerville Henry, Bedford house, FaiIiord

Barnard J. Granville ho. Spa, Glo'ster Park place, Cheltenham Bazley Gardner Sebastian J.P.

Barnard John F. High street, Lydney Bassett Rev. Hugh Effingham Tilney Hatherop castle, Fairford S.O

llarnard Miss, Frampton-on-Severn, RA. Winterbourne, Bristol Beach Alfred E. Naunton field,

• tonehouse Bastard Rev. John Muston M.A. 50 Winchcombe R.S.O

Ba rd Miss, Hope villa, Newnham Kingsholm road, Gloucester BeachC.Gretton rd.WincheombeR.S.O

Bar ard Miss, 49 Park End I'd. GIo'ster Bastin Charles Thomas, 10 Dunalley Beac~ John Lyne, 7 Theresa plac..e. .

Bar ard Mrs. High st. Wickwar R.S.O parade, St. Paul's rd. Cheltenham Bnsto-l road, Gloucester
1l by O. 16 Park pI. 'Cheltenham

GLOU,

872 BEA GLOrCESTERSHIRE. [OLLY'S

Beach Miss, Linden lawn, East end, Bell Mrs. Pittville circus, Cheltenham Berridge Edward Christian, 8 Royal

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham BellMrs.TheChestauts,Brook st.Glo'str Well ter. St. Goorge's I'd. Cheltnhm

Beak' G. Sherborne st. Lechlade S.O Bell-Macdonald Mrs. 16 Promenade, Berry Geo. 8 Sherboflle ter.Cheltenhm

Beak Miss, Bell Hilli'd. St.Geo.Bristol Cheltenham Berry Harry, 48 Dollar st. Cirencester

Beak Mrs. The Sterts house, Eng- Bellamy Thomas, 7 St. Philip's ter- Ben-y Mrs. 5 Oriel place, Bath road,

lish Bicknor, Coleford race, Gratton road, Cheltenham Cheltenham

Beale A. W. 24 Midland rd. Gloucester Bellows John, Upton knoll, Upton St. Berry William Edwin, 3 Elton villas,

Beale Miss,Che:tenham Ladies' college, Leonards, Gloucester Hucclecote, Gloucester

Bayshill, Cheltenham BeU-owFI Miax, Tuffiey aven.Gloueesf1er Berryman Ml's. Uplands cottage, Slad

Beale Miss, Hyde ert. Ohalford,Stroud BeUyse Frederick:, The Charries, road, Straud

Beale Misses, Larch grove, Wood- St. Briavels, Coleford Berschoyle Miss, 'Martinville, Moorend

chester, Stroud Be1sher !Rev. J. Kingswood, Bristol Park road, Cheltenham

Beale-Browne M;rs. John, Sevenhamp- Belsher James, Avelina house, Sound- Berth James Henry, 2 Claremont vils.

ton manor, Andoversford RS.O well road, Two Mile Hill, Bristol Shirehampton, Bristol

BeaU Miss, 7 Pittville vils. Cheltenham BenceG.Maisonette,Portlnd.st.Chltnhm Berthon Capt. Willoughby, Kings-

Bean Major.-Gen. J. W. F. I York Bence Mrs. Cribb& Causeway, Bristol holme. Hates road, Cheltenham

villas, St. George's rd. Cheltenham Bendall 'Charles, Merlin Haven, Wot- Bertram-Ogle Mrs. 17 Lansdown ter-

Bean Mrs. 11 Royal cres. Cheltenham ton-under-Edge race, Malvern road, ,Cheltenham

Beaney Mrs. Ivy cottage, Arling- Benda1l Joseph V. Bredon view, Liber- Besant Rev. John Charles Eldridge

ton, Fairford S.O tus road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham M.A. Vicarage, Lydney

lJeard Ann (Mrs.), Bell inn, Lower BendaU Mrs. 2 Coombe ter. Coombe Best Miss, 8 Lansdown viIs. Cheltenhm

Redbrook, Monmouth road, Wotton-under-Edge Bettam Henry, 10 Brandon terrace,

Beard. Dan!. 21 Henry rd. Gloncester Bendall Peter, Ivanhoe, St. James' Gratton road, Cheltenham

Beard E. Lower Redbrook, Monmouth square, Cheltenham Betteridge Charles, Priory honse, St.

Beard Georgd Thomas,Clarence house, BendaU Stephen, Huntingford, Wot~ Mhry street, Gloucester

Southgate street, Gloucester ton-under-Edge Bevan Rev. John M.A. Vicarage, The

Beard J.Vivipen,Kingsholm rd.Glo'str Bendy John James, Norwood villa, Slad, Stroud '

Beard Mrs. 12 Heathville rd. Gloucestr The Reddings,Badgeworth,Cheltnhm Bevan Hy. Marshfield, Chippenham

Beard Mrs. Marshfield, Chippenham Bengough John .Alan George M.A., Bevan John P. 3 North pl.Cheltenhm

Beard Mrs. The Myrtles, New- J.P. TheRidings,Wotton-under-Edge Bevan Mrs. Hanham, Bristol

port, Berkeley Benham Harry Arthur M.D. Bris,tol Bevan Mrs. 2 Lansdown pI. Cheltenhm

Beard Mrs. Trafalgar house, St. asylum, Fishponds, Bristol Bevington MisS', Heathfield Iodge,Pitt-

Margaret's road, Cheltenham Benison Rev. William Bradshaw M.A. ville lawn, Cheltenham .

Beard T. 31 Park End rd. Gloucester Rectory, VIey, Dursley Bevis Rev. Henry M.A. The Vicarage,

Beard V.Frampton-on-Severn, Stoneho Bennett Alfred, Sunningdale, Staple- Arlingham, Stonehouse

Beauchamp Rev. John George, 9 hill, Bristol Beynon Mrs. Bit. ALban's lodge, Hew-

Theresa place, Bristol rd. Gloucestr Bennett Charles, Hillside, Bath road, lett road, Cheltenham

Beaufort His Grace The Duke of P.C., Rodborough, Stroud Bibbs In. A. 27 Leighton rd..Cheltnhm

K.G., D.L., J.P. Stoke pa.rk,Staple- Bennett Charles, Norton house, Stone, Bibby James R., M.B. 12 Clarence st.

ton, Bristol; Badminton park, Chip- Falfield R.S.O Gloucester

penham; Troy house, MOIlII1Jouth Bennett Charles John, 8 Bayshill Bibby Miss, Edmonstone house, North

& LlangaUock Pwrk, South Wales; villas, Bayshill road, Cheltenham place, Cheltenham

&; Oarlton &; Turf c1ubs,London SW Bennett Edward Anthony M.A. Chel- Bick Edwd. 16 Rotunda ter.Cheltenhm

Beavan William, Blairgowrie, Church- tondale, College road, Cheltenham Bick G. F. 13 Cambray, Cheltenham

down, Cheltenham Bennett George, 75 Middle st. Strond Bick George Frederick, jun. 7 Ra-

BeavenG.Handlow ho.Churchm.Glo'str Bennett George Webber, Woodrange, tunda terrace, Cheltenham

Beaven William, Sunnymeade. Barn- Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Bicks Mrs. High st. Chipping Sodbury

wood, Gloucester Bennett Henry George M.A. Oro- Biddle Geo. Wm.72 Weston rd.'Glo'ster

Bebb J.Ridgeway ho.Fishponds,Bristol morty house, College rd.Cheltenhm Biddle Matthew, Merlin haven,Wotton-

Beckhurst Rev. John Henry James, 8 Bennett James J.P. Little Box farm, under-Edge

iRaymond ter.London rd.Cheltenhm Clura, Newnham Biddle Mrs. Orchard street, Wotton-

Beckingham. Frank William, Arundel Bennett John, Cam, Dursley under-Edge

house, Bath road, Cheltenham Bennett Joseph, Amberley, Stroud Biddle Robert, Alvington, Lydney

Beckingsale Albert, 3 North parade, Bennett J.R,J.P.ChaxhiI:l ho. Newnhm Biddulph Michael M.P., 1D.L., J.P.

Winchcomb street, Cheltenham Bennett Miss, Ealltholme, Wellington Manor house, Kemble, Ch'encester;

Beckingsale Arthur Robert, Potter's square, Cheltenham &; 19 'Ennismore gardenS' &; Reform

pound, Wotton-under-Edge Bennett Miss, 84 Lower Barton st. &; Brooks' clubs, London IS W

Beckingsale Edwin, Bransleigh, Syden- Gloucester Bidlake .Alfred Danvers, Churchfield,

ham road north, Cheltenham Bennett Miss, Wintles hill, Stantway, Rodborough, Strond

Beckingsale F.2sClarence sq.Cheltnhm Newnham Bidlake Danvers, Buarton,Rodborough,

Beckingsale T.5Leighton rd.Oheltnhm Bennett l.1:rs. Enderby house, Du.rsley Stroud

Beddome The Misses, Bourton-on-the Bennett Mfrs. Green bank, Twyning, Bienemann F. W., RA. Lansdown.

Water R.S.O Tewkesbury Cheltenham

Bedford Mrs. Marshfield, Chippenham BennettMrs.Hill view,Barnwood,Glo'str Biffen Mrs. I Christchureh villas,

Beecham E. M. Watermoor, ·Cirencestr Bennett P. Bellevue, Staplehill, Bristol Malvern road, Cheltenham

Beecher Capt. Charles Adrian Gough, Rennett Robert Surman, Delta cottage, Biggen Mrs. Malvern view, Glonees-

'Oddington lodge, Lower Odding- Church road, St. Mark's, Cheltenhm ter road, Cheltenham

ton, Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Bennett W. T. 34 Midland rd. Glo'ster Biggs Edward Johnstone, Mostyn vil.

Beedle Rev. Alfred John M.A. II Bennett W.Brentry,Westbry.-on-Trym • Hales road, Cheltenham

Derby road, Gloucester Bennett William, Pilning, Bristol Biggs James Boulton, NtYWnham

Beere Mrs. II Oxford parade, High Benson Alfred Hugh, 65 Barton street, Biggs Job Frederick, Merton, Leck-

street, Cheltenham Gloucester hampton road, Cheltenham.

Beese Mrs. Conham, Hanham, Bristol Benson Joseph F. Charfield R.8.0 Biggs Mrs. Rock cot. Oldland, Bristol

Beetham Michael, The Brooklands, Bentley Rev. Samuel M.A. Rectory, Biggs Mrs. Stenders cottage, Michel-

Gloucester road, Cheltenham Newent, Gloucester dean RS.O

Beetham William Childs, Battledown Bentley John Eugene, Sandford Dene, Billett Rev. Frederick M.A. St. James'

tower, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Bath road, Cheltenham vicarage, Upton street, Gloucester

Begbie Rev. Alfred John M.A. Ree- Bentley Mrs. Tyrol villa, Malvern pI. Billings Alfred Cockrel1, 18 Albert. pI.

tory, Horton, Chipping Sodbury Lansdown, Cheltenham. Pittville, Cheltenham

Begbie Mrs. Brightleigh, Charlton Beresford Rev. J. E. Stapleton, Bristol Billings Samuel Bruoe, St. Beliers,

Kings, Cheltenham Berkeley Misses, 9 Cam..bray, Cheltnhm Bales road, Cheltenham

Belcher Rev. Thomas Waugh D.D. Berkeley Mrs. Haw st. Wotton-under- Billings Bidney, Sussex lodge, Winch-

Rectory, Frampton Cotterell, Bristol Edge comb street, Cheltenham..

Belcher John, Egremont, Stonehouse Berkeley-Calcott Lieut.-Col. Charles Bingham Rev. FanshaweM.A. R ry,

Belcher Mrs. Hatherley lawn, Hather- Rowland, Caynham, Lansdown road, Horfield, Bristol

ley road, Cheltenham Cheltenham Bingham William Baring, Rose

Belfie1d Capt. William J.P. Malmains, Bernard Charles, Ryelands, Taynton, Pittville, Cheltenham

Frenchay, Bristol Gloucester Bingley Rev. .Tohn Geo., M.A. V' ar-

Bell Frederick Oak, Belleville, Church Bernard Glaud, Fishponds, Bristol age, Tytherington, Falfi.eld R .0

road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham Berners John Anstruther, Kingscote Binney-Scott Mrs. Gransden, Par bob

Bell Marmaduke, Fort St. George, park, Kingscote, Wotton-under-Edge road, Cheltenham

Rodborough, Stroud Berry George, 19 Park End rd.Glo'ster Binns A. 78 Weston rd. Glouc ster

COURT DIRECTORY.] • BOW 373·

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

llirch John, Beech house, King Stan- Bland Miss, 2 Ashcroft viIs. Cirenoestr Bond Mrs. 29 Winchcomb st.Cheltnhm

ley, Stonahousa Bland Miss, 3 Douro villas, Douro rd. Bonnewell Mrs. March villa, Swindon

Birch Miss, Woodlands grove, SlRd rd. Cheltenham road, Cheltenham

. Stroud Bland Misses, Graystones, ,Sydenham Bonnor Banj. J.P. Barnwood, Glo'ster

Birch .Mrs. Charlecote, Christchurch road north, Cheltenham Boodle G. A. 25 Worcester st. Glo'ster

road, Cheltenham Bland S. Wells dene, Park rd. Glo'ster Boodle J ames, Palace yard, St. Mary's

Dirch Mrs. Easton Grey, The Park, Blandford Clement Smart, Worcester square, Gloucester

Cheltenham house, Chesterton, Cirencester Booker Robert .Alfred, Stratford house,

lilirch P. 28 Selkirk st. Cheltenham Blandy Frederick J.P. Birchamp Suffolk square, Cheltenham

Birch-JonesMl:>rgan,Ebley court,Stroud house, Newland, Coleford Boorman Mrs. 9 St. Philip's terrace,

Birchall Miss, Lanesfield,Lansdown rd. Blandy Misses, Birchamp house, New- Gratton road, Cheltenham

Cheltenham land, Coleford Booth Abraham, Glevum house, Bell

Birchley S. T. Bath road, Cheltenham Blannin Mrs. The Poplars, Fishponds, lane, Gloucester

Bird Charles J ames, Kingscote house, Bristol Booth Robt. D. Long street, Dursley

Bryant Hill road, St. George, Bristol Blathwayt Rev. Wynter Thomas :Ml.A. Borrer John Hamlyn J.P. Angeston

Bird F.Gloucester st.WinchcombR.S.O Rectory, Dyrham, Chippenham grange, Uley, Dursley

:Bird George, 2 Castlenau villas, Blathwayt George William D.L., J.P. Borrough Mrs. Hanham hall, Bristol

Kingsholm, Gloucester Dyrham park, Chippenham Bosanquet Charles, Dundridge house,

Bird Henry RosS', Yew Tree cottage, Blathwayt George Wynter, 22 Promen- Bryant's Hill rd. St. George, Bristol

fllakeney, 'Newnham ade,Oheltenham BosanquetMrs. Fullwood pk.Cheltnhm

Bird Joseph, 80 Middle street, Stroud Blaxland Col. John, Edgbaston house, Bostard Rev. John Muston M.A. 50

Bird Miss, Nailsworth hill, Stroud Pittville, Cheltenham Kingsholm road, Gloucester

Bird Mrs. 4 Painswick lawn, Pains- Blenkin Mrs. Whitemoor, Amberley, Bostock Miss,S York ter. St. George's

wick road, Cheltenham Slf;roud road, Cheltenham

Bird William. Townsend, Dursley Blenkiron Rev. Bartholomew M.A. Bostoek ~rs. 38 Lansdown crescent,

Bird William, jun. Snowdon house, Scarboro' lawn, Sydenham road nth. Cheltenham

Fishpondlf, Bristol Cheltenham Boswell John, 10 North pI. Cheltenhm

llird W. H. 23 Lansdown pI. Cheltnhm Blewett Miss, 74 Henry rd. Gloucester Botley Braint, 3 Columbia place,Winch-

Birds Miss,S North place, Cheltenham Blinkhorn Tom,22 Denmark rd.Glo'ster comb street, Cheltenham

Birkett Mrs. Oakleigh, Lansdown rd. Bliss William Warren, Ath9Tstone, Bott Alfred William, Seavington lodge,

Oheltenham Church road, St. ,Mark's, Cheltenhm Wotton St. Mary Without, Glo'ster

Birt George, Ciifton villas, Spring'field Blizard Henry, 35 Denmark rd. Glo'ster Bott Mrs. Linden lodge, College la.wn,

road, ,stroud Blizard J. Long st.Wotton-under-Edge Cheltenham

Birt Hezekiah, Cainscross rd. Stroud Blizard Misses, The Square, Stow-on- Boucher William, Newnham

Birt -MJrs. Dugmore house, Dymock, the-Wold S.O Boughton Charles Edward Hammond,

Gloucester Blizard Mrs. 5 Ashling villas, High 39 High street, Tewkesbury

Birt Mrs. Robert. Huntley, Gloucester street, Cheltenham Boughton H.J.46 London rd.Glo'steor

Birt Richard, LansdoW'Jll villa, Glou- Block Mrs. Queensholme, PittviIle Boughton J.H.8IChurch st.Tewkesbry

. c,ester road, Cheltenham Circus road, Cheltenham Boughton WaIter Thomas, SalterS' Hill

Birtwhistle Charles, Pine villa, Moor- Blood John N. Huntley court, Hunt- villa" Deerhurst Walton,Tewkesbry

. end Park road, Cheltenham ley, Gloucester Boulter Herbert, 7 Exmouth place,

Biscoe Mrs. Thrupp, Stroud Blood Mrs. 64 Falkner st. Gloucester Hewlett street, Cheltenham

Bishop Rev. Frederic William Fre- Blood Mrs. Huntley court, Gloucester Boulter James, Brockworth lodge,

mantle :M.A. iVicarage, Winterbourne BloodworthA.G.13 Priory st.Cheltnhm Pittville, Cheltenham

Down, Bristol Bloodworth Mrs. Parsonage st.Dursley Boulter Miss, 2 BarnS'ley villas, Marle

Ilishop D. Stanley vil.Downend, Bristol Bloodworth Mrs. Wycombville, St. Hill parade, Cheltenham

Bishop Francis William, Horton house, Ann's road, Oheltenham Boulter Mrs. 3 Granley villas, Glou-

Sheep street, Cirencester Bloodworth Q. Woodmancote, Dursley cester road, Cheltenham

:Bishop Henry, Ceylon villas, Tower Bl09Se Rev. Robert Charles Lynch Boulton Frederick Thomas Essington,

street, Cirencester M.A. Stinchcombe, Dursley Ingleside, Lewis lane, Cirencester

IlishopHenryHall,Cooper's hill,Beeches Bloxaro Mrs. Wellesley villa, Painswick Boulton Lockwood Dutson, Stonyhurst,

green, Straud road, Cheltenham Naunton Park terrace. Cheltenham

Bishop Miss, 30 London road, Stroud Bloxsome C. H. Croft ho. Fairford S.O Boulton T.31 Montpellier ter.Cheltnhm

Bis-hop Misses,North {)erney,Cirencestr Bloxsome Miss, Dursley lodge, Hew- Bourne Rev. George Drinkwater M.A.,

Ilishop W. Brick ho. London rd.'Stroud lett road, Cheltenham F.S.A., D.L., J.P'. Rectory, Westan-

Bishop Wm. Shurdington, Cheltenhm Bluck Rev. John Hinton B.A.Vicarage, sub - Edge, Broadway R.S.O.

Bishop William Hill, Richmond house, AmpneY' Cruds, Cirencester (Worcs.); &; Oxford ,&; Cambridge

Park road, 'Stroud Blundell Rev. Jonathan RA. 22 Alex- club, Pall Mall, London

:Biss Misses, Bisley road, Stroud andra road, Gloucester Bourne Alfred A., M.A. Southwood ho.

Ilissett O>L William, F'renchay, Bristol Blundell Professor Edward. Argyle ho. Bath road, Cheltenham

Bizard Lewi!l, I Rowenfield villas, Cirencester Bourne E. 10 Lansdown par. Cheltnhm

Gloucester road, Cheltenham Blunsom Mrs. 48 Dyer st. Cirencester B()urne Mrs. 5 Pittville cres.Cheltnhm

lllack Jacob, I The Pines, ICharlton Blunsom William, Gloucester house, Bousfield Miss, Ashmeade lodge, Leck.-

Kings, Cheltenham Dyer street, Cirencester hampton, Chelt.enham

Blackaby Rev.Frederick Edward,Sheep Boaden Mrs. Ridgeway, Fishponds, Bouth Rev. Reginald Hampson Miyd-

street, Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Bristol dleton M.A. iT'he Rectory, Elkstone,

Bla.ckney Miss, Woodmanocote, Dursley Boddington Arthur 'Cavendish Onslow, Cheltenham

Elackwell Edward Fowler,Frocester et. 8 Wellington square, Cheltenham Bower Arth. P. The Brae, Box, Straud

Frocester, Stonebouse Bodenham Miss, Sherwood, Priory st. Bower Ernest Dykes, E1ton house, Bar-

Blackwell Mrs. Highlands, Amberley, Cheltenham ton street, Gloucester

Stroud Bodman Arthul', Long-ford ldg. Glo'ster Boweirl John Alexander M.B. Portland

Illackwell William, Barton End, Nails- Bodman Mrs. Marshfield, Chippenbam house, AlbiO'Il! street, Cheltenham

worth, Stroud Bodman W. Marshfield, Chippenham Bowers Capt. Bowyer, 3 Suffolk square.

Elair John .Albert RA. ,springfield cot- BoiS'sier E. S. Higohfield vils. Newnham -Cheltenham

tage, ,Cain9Cross road, Stroud Boissier'Mrs. 46 Carlton st. Cheltenhm Bowers Re'\". John Philips .Allcott M.A.

Illake Rev. Edmund Henry M.A. Bolding Misses, 2 The Crescent,Church 6 College green, Gloucester

Vicarage. Frampton - on - Severn, street, Tewkesbury Bowers Mrs.lffioucester row,Tewksbry

Stonehouse Bolton ,Miss, Hawfield, Newnham Bowers Thomas Solloway, I Glou-

Illake A.O.Deverells,Nailsworth,Stroud Bolton Mrs. 37 'Clarence sq.Cheltenhm cester row, Tewkes'bury

lllake Edmund Wallace, 3 Oriel place, Bolton Richard William, 6 Grosvenor Bowl John, Northleach RS.O

Bath road, Cheltenham place, AJbion street, Cheltenham Bowl Miss, The Crofts, Fairford S.O

:B1ake Joseph, Gainsford, St. Mark's, Bolwell F. South st. Kingoswood,Bristol BowlbyMrs.23Lansdown par.Cheltnhm

Cheltenham Bond Rev. John RA., LL.D. Parkend, Bowles C. 13 Alexandra rd. Gloucester

make T. G. 96 Weston rd. Gloucester Lydney Bowly 0., J.P. Siddington ho.Cirencstr

lUakeman Edward John, 5 Langton Bond Francis Thomas M.D., B.A. 3 Bowly Wm. 28 Cecily hill, Cirencester

Grove rd. Oharlton Kings,.Cheltnhm Bea.ufort buildings, Spa, Gloucester Bowman Percy Alexander,The Cottage,

1Ilakeway George Sheffield, S,taniforth, Bond G. Helenbrook ho. Hallen,Bristol Queen's road, Cheltenham

TufHey, Glouceste<r Bond George Edmund, Balcarras lawn, Bown John Henry, Callowell ho.Stroud

]Uanch :Mrs. Oakland house, PaI'kend, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Bowstead Miss, The Firs, Woodchester,
Bond .r. 22 Bnmswick I'd. Gloucester Stroud
Lydney

l31aD.ch H. A. Hillfield, Pagan hI.Stroud Bond Mrs. 2 Queen's villas, Queen's Bowstead Mrs. Edward's college, Sth.

Bland LleweUyn, 80 Weston rd..Glo'ster road, Cheltenham Cerney, Cirencester

374, BOW GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Bowstead Chas. Hyde,Chalford,Stroud Bratli Rev. John Edward. 69 Barton st. Brotheridge John Thould, Ashchurch

Box Rev. William George M.A. I Tewkesbury road, Ashchurch, Tewkesbury

Howard street, Gloucester Brett Mrs.A.Christchurch rd.Ch1tnhm Brothers Waiter, Long st. Dursley

Box Miss, Long street. Tetbury Brett Mrs..A1ba vil.Tivoli rd.-cheltnhm Browett Misses, Barton rdJI'ewkesbu;ry

Box Miss, Tormarton, Chippenham Brewer .Alfred, 9 Cromwell st. Glo'ster Brown Maj.-Gen. Georga Rodney R.A.

Boyce Rev. W.27 Imperial sq.'CheItnhm Brewer A. H. 7 Palace yard, Glo'ster 4 Lansdown terrace, ,Cheltll'llham

Boyce .Albert, 7 Park End rd. Glo'ster Brewer Frank John O:Jw!es, La Riga, Brown Col. Edward, Farnborough.

Boyce Arthur William, Brewery house, Stroud road, Gloucester Queen's road, ,Cheltenham

High street, Tewkesbury Brewer Henry Jesse, Edelweiss, ·Strat- Brown Rev. J. F. 2 College gn.Glo'ster

Boy'Ce Edwin, Quedgeley cottage. High ford road, Stroud Brown Rev. John Frederick, 2 Coria

road, Quedgeley, Gloucester Brewer James, Ash ho. Bitton, Bristol villas, Cirencester

Boyce James George, The Chipping, Brewin Mrs. William Birchfield,Querns Brown Rev. ISaml. Kingswooo, Erist0J

Wotton-under-Edge lane, Cirencester Brown A.,J.P.Oak ·bank,Tufiley,Glo'str

Bozworth Henry,Cypress house,Coaley, Brewste-r Mrs. Hatherley hall, Rather- Brown Cbas. Saintbridge ho. Glo'ster

Dursley ley road, Cheltenham Brown C. C. 28 London rd. Glo'ster

Brabant Wait. 19 Edwy par. Glo'ster BricaMiss,Oakcliffe,Woodcroft,Chepstw Brown C. E. I North vils.Spa,GIo'str

Bradbury Miss, Ashcroft. Swindon rd. Bricknell Mrs. 5 BayshiH terrace, St. Brown David, The Elms, Church...

Cheltenham George's road, Cheltenham down, Oheltenham

Broody Rev. Charles M.A. Clareville, BrickwellMiss,57Leighton il'd..cheltnhm Brown Edward, Chalford, Stroud

Hale's road. Cheltenham Bridge Lieut.-Col. James. Saxham, Brown Edward, 41 Faullrner st.Glo'sk

Bradish Major William,Charlton house, OIeave road, Cheltenham Brown Ernest Jesse, Bagshot house,.

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Bridge Rev. Arthur,Montpellier, Tuts- College road, Cheltenham

Bradish Miss,6 Pittville vils.Cheltenhm hill, Chepstow Brown Francis, The Oreen. Tetbury

BrOOle-y Rev. Enoch Brooke, Rectory, Bridge Mrs. 8 Lansdown pl.Cheltenhm Brown Frederick, Boxbush rd.Colefrd'

Naunton, Cheltenham Bridgeman Mrs. Long street, Tetbury Brown Fredk. J. Abbey hm. Tewk'sbry

Bradley Mrs. 21 Leighton rd. Cheltnhm Bridger Edmund Morgan, 10 Midland Brown George, 7 Brook st. Gloncestl'"

Bradley Wm. 37 Kingsholm ;rd.Glo'str road, Gloucesten- Brown Henry,21 Parliament st.Glo'stl'"

Bradley William Aloysius, Kingley cot- Bridges .Arthur J. High street, Kings- Brown Lindsay, The Pines, Church.

tage, Cainscross, Stroud wood, Bristol down, Cheltenham

Bradshaw E. Ivy Idg.Iron Acton,Bristol Bridges Mrs.Frampton iMansell,Stroud Brown Miss, Bartonbury, Cirencester

Bradshaw In. II Lypiatt ter.Cheltnhm Bridgewater Edward, ,M\)reton, Thorn- Brown Miss, 2 Salopian villas, Tivoli

Bradstock John ISamuel, Deneside,Cin- bury RS.O road, Cheltenham

derford, Newnham Bridv,ewater Mrs. Hygeia, 'Prestbury Brown Miss, Springfield, Tirley,.

Bragg Mrs.Stoke vw.Fishponds,Bristol R.S.O Tewkesbury

Brailsford Rev. William, Rectory, Briggs Thomas, Springfield house, Brown Misses,Further Bartn.Cirencstr-

Kingswood, Wotton-under-Edge Longhope RS.O Brown Misses, Norwood DOUSe,.

Brain Cornelius, Ruardean, Michel- Bright Mrs. St. Cyril's ldg. .stonehouse Kingswood, Bristol

dean R.S.O BrigneIl Joseph Edward, 3 .Alpine vils. Brown Mrs. 17 Clarence st. Gloucestr"

Brain Francis William Thomas D.E. Gloucester road, Cheltenham Brown Mrs. Laurel cottage. Water-

Trafalgar house, Drybrook, Michel- Brima.c.ombe RichaTd William, Kinggo. moor, Cirencester

dean R.S.O wood, Brifiotol Brown Mrs.The Limes,Bath rd.Tetbry-

Brain Mrs. Ernestville, St. George's Brimacombe Titus Waiter, Kings>- Brown Richard Gopsill, EImhurst..
:road, Cheltenham
wood, Bristol Tuffiey, Gloucester

Brain Thos. I Castle street, Stroud Brimble Edward Henry, The Ferns, Brown Robert Thomas, Brooklyn

Brain Thos.B.,J.P. Euroclydon,Drybrk Oldbury Court road,Fishponds,Bristl cottage, Woolastone, Lydney

Brain T.J. 14 Gloucester st.Cirencester Brimble J ames, The Ridge, Frampton Brown T .4.A1bert pl.Pittville,GnItenhm

BrainW.Bradley st.Wotton-under-Edge Cotterell, Bristol Brown Waiter M.B. Carlton house.

Bramham Chas. I Arthur st. Glo'ster Brimmel William Henry, Mowmead Bell lane, Gloucester

Bramwell Herbert M.D. l\fugnolia ha. house, Rodborough, 'Stroud Brown William M.D. Waverley ho..

Promenade, Cheltenham Brimmell ,Miss, Old Farm cottage, Fishponds, Bristol

}Jramwell John William M. D. Glendearg Hucclecote, Gloucester Brown William Giles, Malvern Douse...

house, Bayshill road, Cheltenham Brindle Miss, Duntisbourne Abbotts, Malvern road, Cheltenham

Branch Harry G. 3 Spa. rd. Glo'ster Oirencester Brown WilIiam H. Marchlands, Stok&

Brandon Mrs. Edgar, South lodge,New- Brindle Mrs. 3 Naight villas, Bourton- Bishop, Bristol

land, Coleford on-the-Water RS.O Brown William Henry J.P. Gravesend

Brandt Fraucis, Bel'keley hall, Pittville Brindle Mrs. Northleach R.S.O house, Alveston &.S.O

Circus road, Cheltenham Brittle. In. N. 63 Dyer st. Cirencester Brown W.P.82 Low.Barton st.GIo'stl'"

Bransby Samuel Robert Knevett, High Britton Alfred, Rose villa, Upper East- Browne Colonel William Lloyd J.P.

street, Chipping Sodbury ville, Fishponds, Bristol Peers court, Stinchcombe, Dursley-

Branscombe George Harbert, Hill cot- Broad William. Bloomfield villa, Bisley Browne Lieut.-Col. JameS' Henry

tage Hill, Falfield RS.O road, Sltroud Granvill& J.P. (late R.A.), Blanch-

Brasher William Henry,Trevose, Lang- Broadhurst B. 25 Cambray, Cheltnhm worth house, Dursley

ton Grove road, 'CharIton Kings, Broadhurst William Henry, Eltham Browne Rev. George Rickards M.A,

Cheltenham lawn, Lansdown road, Cheltenham Rectory, Iron Acton, Bristol

Brassey Mrs. Copse hill, Slaughter Broadstock George, Curtis Orchard, Browne Miss, Gables, Uley, Dursley-

(Upper),Bourton-on-the-WaterR.S.O Upton St. Leonards, Gloucester Browne Mrs: Camden lodge, Clarence'

Brassington ~1rs. 19 Leighton road, Brock Mrs. Lansdown lawn, Lansdown road, Cheltenham

'Cheltenham road, Cheltenham BrownhiIl Rev. John, Chedworth S.O

Bray Daniel, Cinderford, Newnham Brodie Robert, Park house, Minchin- Browning B. 18 ,Commercia! rd.Glo'stl'"

Bray Mrs. Gotherington, CheItenham hampton, Stroud Browning James Waiter, Church ho.

Brayley Edward, OIdbury Court road, Bromwich Henry Wil1iam, .Alexandra Hardwicke, Gloucester

Fishponds, Bristol villa, O:Jllege road, Cheltenham B[-owning Mrs.5 Rotunda ter.Chltnhm

Brayley G.B.2 Blenheim par.Cheltnhm Brooke Lieut.-Col. William, 6 Qmen's Browning Mrs. 21 Royal parade,Bays'\

Brayne Mrs. Marston villa, Parabola villas, Queen's road, Cheltenham hill road. Cheltenham

road, BayshilI, Cheltenham Brooke Rev. WaIter, 4 'St. Phillip's Browning Waiter Herbert, Char·

Breavington Frederick Charles, 9 Ox- terrace, Gratton road, Cheltenham field house, Charfield R.S.O

ford place, London road, Cheltenham Brooke Rev. William Ml.A. Rectory, Browning W. 23 Park End rd.Glo'stl'"

Bren Rev. Henry AIfretl M.A. S"windon Frenchay, Bristol Browning W. IS Parliament st.Glo'str

road, Cheltenham Brooke-Hunt Mrs. Rikenel, Park road, Brownson Rev. Frank M.A. Retcory,.

Brendon Mr8. 77 London road, Glo'ster Gloucester Compton Greenfield, Bristol

Brendon Wm. 3 Park End rd. Glo'ster Brookes Mrs. Uckington, Cheltenham Bruce Andrew, Ham, Berkeley

B'rent Rev. Richard M.A. Vicarage, Brookes S. !Holt vils. Newent, Glo'ster Bruce J. H.39 St.Michael's Sll.Glo·str

Min'Slterworth, Gloucester Brooks Alfred Ernest, Hayburn Wyke, Bruce Joseph, 76 Regent st. GIo'ster

Brentnall Rev. Edward, King's Heath, .Alexandra road, Gloucester Bruce Mrs. Heatherdale, Stole Bis 4

Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Brooks Alfred WiIliam Beasley, 'Staple- hop, Bristol

Bretherton Frederick Hawkins, Bel- ton house, Stapleton, Bristol Bruee Mrs. Holly lodge, Gloucester

grave house, Belgrave' rd. Gloucester Brooks Mrs. Siston hill, Bristol road, Cheltenham

Bretherton J. Crypt ho. Bell la. Glo'ster Brooks S. 10 Wellington sq. Cheltenhm Bruce Mrs. 13 Spa buildings. Mont-

Dretherton Mrs. I Portland parade, Broom David, Eldon Dene, Eldon road, pellier, Cheltenham

Cheltenham Cheltenham Bruce Samuel J.P. Norton HalI,Camp-

Brett Capt. Spencer Phipps R.N.Gaer- B roster Thom a s dM, aCwhdeelstleen•vh• Allerton den S.O.: .& CarltoD &; Union c:ubs,
wood. Ti•denham, Chepstow house Bath r o am
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Bruce-Pryce .A.1Ian Cameron, Abbey- Budger Mrs. 28 Park pI. Cheltenham Burrup J. W. 2 Palace yd. Gloucester

holme, Overton road, Cheltenham Budgett William Edward,Stoke lodge, Burrup Misses, 2 Palace yd. Glo'ster

Brunsdon G.L'75 Park End rd.Glo'str Stoke Bishop, Bristol .. Burton Gen. Edmond Francis, Ham-

Brunt A. 34 Clarence sq. Cheltenhm Buffry James, Ruspidge, Newnham brook ho. Charlton Kings,Cheltnhm

Brushfield Joseph, 6 Hawarden par. Buffry John, Ruspidge, Newnham Burton Clerke, Vittoria lawn,

St. Paul's, Cheltenham Bull John, 2 Wellington sq. Gheltnhm MontpeIlier parade, Cheltenham

Bruton Henry, Wotton, Gloucester Bull Mrs. 1 Midland rd. Gloucester Burton Miss, Tunstall lodge, Park

Bruton Henry William, Bewick house, Bullock Rev. John M.A. Northwood place, Cheltenham

London road, Gloucester house, Newnham BUTton Mrs. H'M'bertville, Bath rd.

Bruton Jas. 126 London rd. Gloucstr Bullock Benjamin, 10 Jersey place, Cheltenham

Bruton Rowland, Prospect pI. Dursley Hewlett road, Cheltenham Burton William, Uley villa, Gl(lUCeS-

Bryan E.3 Devon rd.Fishponds,Bristol Bullock Ohas. No;rthwoodl ho.:8ewnhm ter road, Cheltenham

Bryan J. 3 Devon rd.Fishponds,Bristol Bullock Edmd. 16 Brook st. Glo'st-er Burton William Sidney, Brookside,

Bryan John, Chesterhill house, Bullock E. The Poplars, Over, Glo'sm- Yate, Chipping Sodbury

Woodchester, Stroud Bullock Johu, South Cerney,Cirencstr Burtt E. J. 22 St. Paul's rd. Glo'str

Bryan Miss, 19 Brunswick rd. Glo'str Bullock Mrs. Burlingame, Wotton- Burtt J. 38 Carlton st. Cheltenham

Bryan Mrs. Ivy Rock cottage, under-Edge Burtt Misses,21 Clarence sq.Cheltnhm

Tidenham, Chepstow Bullock Mrs. Chapel house, Tibber- Bury Charles, Ellfield, Merlin Haven,

Bryan Mrs. Victoria cottage, Tuts- ton, Gloucester Wotton-under-Edge

hill, Chepstow Bullock Mrs. St. Edward's house, Bury Miss, 1 Midland terrace,

Bryan T.sen. Marshfield, Chippenhm Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Queen's road, Cheltenham

Bryans Rev. Edward Lonsdale M.A. Bullock Samuel, Elton farm, EUon, Buscombe John, 26 Lansdown, Stroud

Rectory, Minchinhampton, Stroud Newnham BushEdward,TheGrove,AlvestonR.S.O

Bryant Lieut. Allen,Horfield barracks, Bullock Samuel, jun. EIton farm, Bush F. Upland ho.Beach,Bitton,Bristl

Horfield, Bristol Elton, Newnham Bush Francis, 2 Amor villas,

Bryant Rev. Raymond Mackenzie Bullock Thomas, Bridge house, Shirehampton, B'ristol

Beedon, Folly farm, May hill, 'Chesterton, Cirencester Bush L.Hillside ho.Upton,Bitton,Bristl

Taynton, Gloucester Bullock Thos. 20 Brook st. Gloucester Bush Mrs. George, Upland house,

Bryant Arthur Wilton, Langton- Bullock Thomas,Saint Briavels,Colefrd Beach, Bitton, Bristol

leigh, High street, Cheltenham BuUock-Webster !Rev. Frank M.A.The Bush T. The Lawns, AIveston R.S.O

Bryant George T. Cloudshill road, Vicarage, Wood Stanway, Winch- Bush William, Hill View house,Charl-

St. George, Bristol comb R.S.O ton Kings, Cheltenham

Bryant Joseph, The Orchard, Kings- Bullock-Webster Ansell, Acombe ho. Bushell Mrs. 64 Worcester st. Glo'str

'Wood, Bristol London I'd. Charlton Kings,Chltnhm Bushnell Arthur John de Havilland

Bryant Miss, The Edge house, Bullock-Webster Henry, Canobie, M.A.12 Suffolk square, Cheltenham

The Edge, Stroud Montpellier parade, Cheltenham Bushnell James F. Thornbury house,

Bryant Mrs. Brentry lodge, West- Bullock-Webster Mrs. 1 Delabere High street, Cheltenham

bury-on-Trym villas, Tivoli road, Cheltenham Bushnell Miss, 12 Suffolk sq.Chltnhm

Brydges Edward Thomas, Tyberton, Bulman Miss, I Bayshill terrace, Butcher Rev. William Morris M.A.

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham St. George's road, Cheltenham Vicarage, Brimscombe, Stroud

Brydges George Edward, Tyberton, Buncombe A.H.4 Victoria rd.Cirencstr Butcher SI.Vine cot. Hig-hleadon,Glo' sVr

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Buncombe Miss,8Victoria rd.Cirencstr ButcherS.W.Highfield,Rodboro',Stroud

Bryer W.5 St.George's ter.Cheltnham Burchill Charles, Mangotsfield, Bristol Butcher Thomas, Keynshambury,Lon-

Bubb Rev. Henry M.A. Daglin~· Burcombe G.Frampton Cotterell,Bristl don road, Cheltenham

'Worth house, Cirencester BurcombeMisses,Marshfield,'Chippnhm Butler Major Francis John Paul J.P.

Bubb Bev. Lewis B., M.A. CoIn St. Burden Frederick, York villa, Leck- 15 Dollar street, Cirencester

Denys, Foss'bridge S.O hampton road, Cheltenham Butler Rev. Arthur G. Beechwood,

Bubb Anthony, Sheepscombe, Stroud Burdesll John, Bowson house, Cin- Birdlip, Gloucester

Bubb Benjamin, 1 Southville villas, derford, Newnham Butler Arnold, Wyck, Rissington,

Old Bath road, Cheltenham Burdess Thomas Harrison, St. Annals Stow-on-the-Wold S.O

Bubb Henry J.P. Ullenwood house, lodge, Cinderford, Newnham Butler George, The Folly, Tetbury

Cubberley, Cheltenham Burge Mrs. Kingsmuir, Pittville Butler John, Long street, Tetbury

Bubb John,S Painswick lwn.Cheltnhm circus, Cheltenham Butler Joseph Leonard RA. Douglas

Bnbb Misses, Bentham, Cheltenham Burge Robert, 8 Portland st.Cheltnhm lodge, Vittoria walk, Cheltenham

Bubb Mrs. 38 Brunswick .rd. Glo'ater Burges Mrs. 3 Stoke Park rd. Stoke Butler Mrs. 29 Falkner st. Gloucester

Bubb Mrs. 5 Painswick Iwn.Cheltnhm Bishop, Bristol Butler Mrs.Kineton,Winchcomb R.S.O

Bubb Mrs. Stanbrooke, Pittville cir- Burges Mrs. The Ridge, Yate, Chip- Butler Mrs. 1 Malvern place, Lans-

cus, Cheltenham ping Sodbury down, Cheltenham

Bubb S. Finchcroft, Prestbury R.S.O Burgoes William Edward Parry M.A., Butler Samuel, Henbury hill, West-

Bubb W. Leonard Stan1ey ho.Stoneho LL.M. The Grange, Westbury-on- bury-on-Trym, Bristol

Bubb William Clinch, Vermont house, Trym, Bristol Butle;r William Henry J.P. Summer

'Churchdown, Cheltenham Burgess Edward, 4 Elm Grove Hill house, St. George, Bristol

Bubb William Nea1e, 1 'Spring Grove place, Fishponds, 'Bristol Butlin Rev. William Heygate RA.

villas, London road, Cheltenham Burgess F.T.Bury ho.Doynton, Bristol Vicarage, Leonard 8tanley, Stoneho

Buchanan A. 44 London rd. Glo'ster Burgess Hy.Rose viLDownend, Bristol Butlin C.TheGrange,StokeBishop,Brstl

Buchanan Henry Thomas, 1 Oxford Burgess Mrs.2 Manchester pl.Chltnhm Butt Rev. Arthur M.A. Rectory, Rod·

parade, High street, Cheltenham Burland Rev. Morris Burland Harris marton, Cirencester

Buchanan J. Commercial rd. Glo'ster M.A. Walnut Tree house, Stanton, Butt Frederick William Hayward, 21

Buchanan P., M.B. Bank ho. Coleford Broadway R.S.O. (Worcs) Lansdown ter.Malvern rd. Cheltnhm

Buckell William Robert, Fair-holme, Burland Mrs. Monument house, St. Butt Geol'ge, High street, Lydney

Montpellier parade, Cheltenham ~ary's square, Gloucester Butt Harley, 44 Kingsholm I'd. Glo'str

Buckingham J. 21 Ryecroft st.Glo'ster Burn Major-Gen. John Macvicar B.A. Butt Henry, Holm.esdale, Lansdown

Buckingham Miss, Orchard street, Mount house, Alderley, Wotton- road, Cheltenham

Wotton-under-Edge under-Edge Butt Mrs. Cambray villa, Mont-

Buckland E. 67 Low.Barton st.Glo'str Burn Mrs.Whitecrft.Nailsworth,Stroud pellier, Gloucester

Buckland Miss, LIanberis, Langton Burnett Edward,log Dyer st.Cirencstr Butt Mrs. Prospect house, Cains-

Grove rd. Charlton Kings, Chltnhm Burney A.G.Green ho.Dymock,Glo'str cross road, Stroud

Buckle H.Glendale,Belgrave rd.Glo'str Burns Rev. James M.A. 2 Spa place, Butt Mrs. John M.. Bijou cot·

Buckle Miss, Hill cottage, Kemer- Montpellier, Cheltenham tage, Kingsholm, Gloucester

ton, Tewkesbury Burns Miss, 3 Berkeley st. Cheltnham Butt SI. Frome hall, Rodboro', Strond

Buckler Very !Rev. W. AIbert D.D. Burns Mrs. B'roughton lodge, St. Butt Thos. P. W. Arle crt. Cheltnhm

Dominican priory,Woodchstr.Stroud George's road, Cheltenham Butt W.Starsmead, Haresfield,Stoneho

Buckler Rev. Reginald, Dominican Burr J. W. 21 Sandhurst rd. Gloucstr Butt William George, 2 Grantham

priory, Woodchester, Stroud Burrard W~liam, Oakland villa, villas, Slad road, Stroud

Buckler Henry Cecil, The Cedars, Prestbury road, Prestbury R.S.O Buye WilIiam Alfd. Union st.Tetbury

Rodborou£h. Stroud Burrows Chas.4Ashcroft viIs.Cirencstr Buzzard Francis Henry, The Willows,

Buckmann Sidney Avery, Ellborough Burrows Walter WilIiam,Marlborough Church road, St. Mark's, Cheltnhm

cotta.ge, Charlton Kings, 'Cheltnhm house, Winchcomb st. Cheltenham Byass Robert NichoII J.P. Wyck Hill

Buckwell Mrs.FramptonCotterell,Brstl Burrows William, Hayden villa, Gol- house, Wyck, Rissington, Stow-on·

Buddicom Mrs. Casa. Eschalaz,Oleeve den vale, Staverton, Cheltenham the-Wold S.O

road, Oheltenham Burrows William, 1 The Cedars, Byerley Alfred, Hillside house, The

Budding Thomas, Nupend,Stonehouse Prestbury R.S.O Butts, Wotton-under-Edge

376 BYE GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Byett William James Charles, Fem- Carr Jas. Welford. Stratford-on-Avon Chambers Frederick, 16 Groevenor llI.

dale villa, Quedgeley, Gloucester Carr Robert, Sharon villa, Old Bath south, Cheltenham

Byrns Mrs. 7 Re~ent street, Gloueelltr road, Cheltenham Chambers J. F. Woodmancote,Dursley

Gladdell all. Robert, Netherbyres, Carrick Mrs. Fromefield, St. George's Ohambers Misses. Eckington house,

Christchurch road, Cheltenham road, Cheltenham Lansdown parade, Cheltenham

Cade Francis J., M.A. Teighmore, Carrington Rev. Thomas T.A.K.C.L. Chambers Misses, I St. Alban's ter-

Bath road, Cheltenham Vicarage, Camden S.O race, Hewlett il'.ood, Oheltenham

Cadle O. Wesl1bury-on-Severn,Newnhm Carrington Frederic G. 2 Guildene Chambers Mrs. 4 Rodney pl.Cheltnhm

Cadle P. 25 Alexandra rd. G1fJucester villas, Worcester road, Gloucester Chambers W. O. Thrupp ho. Stroud

Cadle Thos. 39 Denmark rd. Glo'ster Carrington Harold Tartt M.A., J.P. Champain Lady Bateman-, Lypiatt

Cames Miss, Fauconberg house, St. 4 College lawn, Cheltenham house, Cheltenham

George's road, Cheltenham Carrington Mrs.4College lwn.Chltnhm Champion A.O.FairhoIme.Cam,Duraley

Cakebread Arthur,Weodchester,Stroud Carrow Capt. William Galton R.N. Champion J. R Parsonage st.Dursley

Calcott J ames John, The Green, 01- King's lodge, Long Marston. Strat- Champion J. W. Daisyfield. Park rd.

veston, .Almondsbury RS.O ford-on·Avon Stroud

Calcutt RAvening ldg.Avening,Stroud Carter Albt. 18 Falkner st. Gloucester Champion Reginald, Malden court,

Cale William, Vale ldg.Preston,Ledbry Carter Christopher, Longhope R.S.O Pittville, Oheltenham

Oaless Mrs. Devonshire terrace, More- Carter Edward, Laxton villa, Lans- Champion S. S. Parsonage st.Dursley

ton-in-Marsh down road, Cheltenham Champney Alfred C. The Brooklands,

Callaghan Miss, Iron Acton, Bristol Carter E. A. 37 Leighton rd.Chltnhm Barnwood, Gloucester

Callander Capt. George Erskine, Carter Ernest Christison, Napier ho. Chance H. G. 8 Heathville rd. Glo'str

Middleton house, Purton, Berkeley Pittville, Cheltenham Chandler Charles Henry. The Vailes,

Callow W. R. Tormarton, ChippenhIll Carter J. UptonSt.Leonards,Gloucester Haresfield, Stonehouse

Calton E. Alma vii. Kingsholm,Glo'ster Carter In. A. 86 Weston rd. Gloucstr Chandler D. 56 Church st. Tewkesbry

Calvert Misses, Southfield house, Carter M. F. Castle ho. Newnham Chandler F. Rope walk, Tewkesbury

Leckhampton road, Cheltenham CarterMiss,32Montpe:Iier vils.Chltnhm Ohandler John, Luxor villa, King's

Oalvert Capt. Hedley H. Foscombe, Carter Miss, I Southend villas, Pains- road, Cheltenham

Ashleworth, Gloucester wick road, Cheltenham Chandler Mrs. Fairlie. Churchdown,

Calvert Thomas Watkins, Fountain st. Carter Mrs. 18 London rd. Gloucstr Cheltenham

Nailsworth, Stroud Carter Mrs. 3 Palace yard, Gloucester Chandler Powell,The Highlands,Priory

Galway James, 3 Brook st. Gloucester Carter Mrs. Giles, ATlington, Stoneho street, Cheltenham

Calway Lionel G. Oolston's school, Carter Richard Henry,Lonsdale house. Chandler Ralph, Warwick house,

Stapleton, Bristol Montpellier parade, Cheltenham Ohurch street, Tewkesbury

Cambie Rev. S. R. Gorsley, Gloucestr Carter Samuel Bobert, Keynsham Chandler S. 86 London rd. Gloucester

Gameron A. Hy. F. Campden S.O house, Hewlett street. Cheltenham Chantell" Art'hur H. Br:adley COlU't,

CameronMiss,5Lansdown par. Chltnhm Carter Thomas, Maugersbury. Stow- Wotton-under-Edge

Campbell Sir J.bart.J.P.Redhl.Lydney on-the-Wold S.O Chapel William, OIdbury Court rd.

Campbell Gen. Robert, 16 Mont- Carter Tyler P. Moorlands, Lydney Fishponds, Bristol

pellier terrace, Cheltenham Carter William H. 2 Argyle villas, Chaplin Mrs. Avonmere, Shirehamp-

Campbell Rev. Thomas S. I Myrtle Bisley road, Stroud ton, Bristol
villas. Downend rd. Fishponds,Bratl Cartmer Capt. GeoTge, The Wylandll, Chapman E.J.3'5 Heathville rd.Glo'str

Campbell Arthur James RA.• M.D. Shirehampton. Bristol Chapman F. Oaklands, Prestbry.B.S.O

'Rose villa, Uley, Dursley Cartwright Marcus Gage J.P. The Chapman Miss, Roxburgh house,

Campbell J.,M.D.5 Barton st. Glo'ster Cottage, Slad road, Stroud ~run8wick road. Gloucester

Campbell John Hunter, St. Keverne, CaryMiss,TheSq.Stow-on-the-WoldS.O Chapman Miss. Segrave villa, The

Christchurch road. Cheltenham Case-Walker Capt. Henry Ashton J.P. Park, Cheltenham

Campbell Misses, 5 Whitehall, Stroud . Beckford hall. Tewkesbury Ohapman Misses. Hill Side villas.

Campbell Mrs.I6 Parliament st.Glo'str Cass A. M. 44 Wellington st. Glo'ster Stratton. Cirencester
Campbell Mrs. Gunnin~, 2 Clover- Casswell J. G. 44 Weston rd. Gloucstr Chapman Mrs. Kingswood, Wotton
dale lawn, Painswick rd. Cheltnham Castle Mrs.FTome ldg.Stapleton,Bristl Chapman Wa.lter John, 43 Montpellier
Campbel1 Waiter, Tivoli house, Tivoli Castree J., J.P. no London rd.Glo'str terrace, Cheltenham

road, Cheltenham Caswell Harry Wilson, Merlin Haven, Chappell J.Hillesley,Wotton-under-Edg

Camps Mrs. Sheepscombe ho. Stroud Wotton-under-Edge Cha.ppelle Joseph William, Avon cot-

Cann-Lippincott Robert C. Over court, Caswell Miss, MeTlin Haven, Wotton- tage, Shirehampton, Bristol

Bristol under-Edge Chard Rev.Joseph Bernard, St.Peter's

Canning Charles, 8 Victoria villas, Caudle F. Leckhampton, Cheltenham rectory, London road. Gloucester

Oldbury Court rd.Fishponds, Bristol Caudle John, 8 Grenville terrace, Chard Ernest, Brentwood, West-

Canning Mrs. Brooke, 6 Devon road, Gratton road, Cheltenham bury-on-Trym, Bristol

Fishponds, Bristol Caudle Miss, Elmsleigh, Hewlett Bt. Charles Nehemiah, Oakville, Mal-

CanningW.D. The ViI.Thornbury R.S.O Cheltenham vern road, Cheltenham
•
Cannon Henry William, Range- Causon Miss, Stoke Gifford. Bristol
Charnock G. South Cerney, Cirencstr

worthy, Wickwar R.S.O Cave Lady, Cleve hI.Downend, Bristol Chase Henry Minchin,Lansdown court

Capel Lieut.-Col. William J.P. The Cave Miss, Southey house, Westbury- east, Malvern road. Cheltenham

Grove, The Slad, Stroud on"Trym. Bristol Chasty WiIliam, Lower Oddington.

Capel Christopher J.P. Prestbury Cawley Commander George RN.R. Stow-on-the-Wold 8.0

- house, Prestbury R.S.O Cribbs Causeway, Bristol Chatters Henry William. Strathfield,

Carbonell Rev. Francis [Rhode M.A. Cerrito Mrs. Fair view. Church- Eldorado road,Cheltenham

Vicarage, Fairford S.O down, Cheltenham Cheeke George Ashwin Mosley,Chart-

Carbonell Mrs. Tivoli lodge, Tivoli Chadbourn Mrs. The Old house, Wot- ton court, ChaTlton Kin~s, Chltnhm

:road, Cheltenham ton St. Mary without, Gloucester Cheesman Rev. AMred Hunter M.A.

Cardew Cornelius E. 37 Montpellier Chadwick J. W.4Clarence par.Chltnhm Derby road, Gloucester

terrace, Cheltenham Chadwick Mrs. 29 Selkirk st.Chltnhm Cheesman Mrs. 15 Lansdown terrace,

Cardew George Arthur. 5 Fauconberg Ohadwick Mrs.2o Suffolk par.Chltnhm Malvern road, Cheltenham

villas, Bayshill road, Cheltenham Challenger Charles, Brockham Hill ho. Cheetham Joshua Milne J.P. Eyeford

Cardew H.B.I8 Redney ter.Cheltenhm Willsbridge. Bristol Park ho.Eyefrd.Bourton-on-the-Watr

Oarless Richard, Campden S.O Chamberlain Edwa'rd A. Barn close, Chell Misses, Lydbrook, Ross

Cargill Rev. Ebenezer RA. Rectory. Naitsworth, Stroud Cherrington R2 Blenheim rd. Glo'ster

. Abinghall, Micheldean R.S.O Chamberlain James, Painswick lodge. ChesshyreMrs.16 Clarence sq.Chltnhm

Carleton In. S. Manor ho. Newnham Shurdington road, Cheltenham Chester Mrs. 5 GlenfaU terrace, AIl

Carmichael Misses. Ros-smond lawn, Chamberlain Mrs. The Square, Stow- Saints' road, Cheltenham

Sydenham road north, Cheltenham on-the-Wold S.O Chester Mrs. Henry D. Selkirk villa,

Carpenter George, Oldbury Court Chamberlayne Henry Ingles- J.P.Mau- Pittville circus, Cheltenham

road, Fishponds, Bristol gersbury mnr.Stow-on-the-Wold 8.0 Chetwood-Aiken John Chetwood J.P.

Cal'penter Henry, Eastfield. West- Chambers ·Co1. Charles James Os- The Glen, Stoke Bishop, Bristol

bury·on-Trym. Bristol bOTne, Aban court south, Malvern Chevin H.Longcroft, Taynton,Glo'ster

Carpenter James Henry. Pine villa, road, Cheltenham Chew Aleck R. Micheldean R.S.O

Belmont road, Cheltenham Chambers Major Reginald Gordon, Chew Arthur S. Micheldean R.S.O

Carpenter John Howell. Longcourt. Pentre ho. Kempsford, Fairlord S.O Chew Francis B. Long' st. Tetbury

Randwick, Stroud Chambers Capt. Richard,I8 Lansdown Chew 'Mrs. 2 West grove, Bath road.

Carr Dep.-Surgo.-Gen. Jonas King terrace, Malvern road, Cheltenham Rodboroug-h, Stroud

M.D. II Hatherley place, St. Chambers Francis Alfred, The Elms, Chichester Capt.ArthnrOhamberlayne.

Stephen's road. Cheltenham Bowbridge, Strand 16 Lansdowne place. Cheltenham

COURT DThECTOllY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. COL 377

ChidleyMiss,Culvert st.Newent,Glo'str Clarke Col.Robert, Pembroke lodge, St. Clow Wm. 48 Vfctoria rd. Cirencester

Child Capt. Robert, Chosen hill, George's road, Cheltenham Clowes St. John Legh, 14 Bayshill ter-

Churchdown, Cheltenham Clarke Maj.-Gen. Stanley de Astel Cal- race, St. George's road, Cheltenham

Child Edwn. Whitfield, Falfield R.S.O vert C.M.G. Lothian villa, Pittville, Clones Mrs. 5 Donro villas, Douro rd.

Child Rev. Christr. Venn M.A.,LL.D. Cheltenham Cheltenham

Bramleigh, Overton pk. Cheltenham Clarke Rev. Arthur Charles Richard, Clutterbuck Rev. John Balfour B.A.

OhildJ Miss', Ellerncroft house, Wot- Vicarage, Elmore, Gloucester The Rectory, Leighterton, Wotton-

ton-under-Edge Clarke Benjamin, Gaywood, Langton under-Edge

Cbilds Miss, 2 Gainsborough villas, Grove road, Charlton Kings,Chltnhm Clutterbuck Albert Bernard, Oakdene,

College road, Cheltenham Clarke Gea. E. 5 Midland rd. Glo'steT Stroud road, Gloucester

Cbipp WaIter Robert, Roseville, ClarkeG.H.Oatridge ho.Coaley,Dursley Clutterbuck Charles Granville, I Spa

College road, Cheltenham Olarkeo Harry J ames, 2 Alpine villas, villas, Montpellier, Gloucester

Chisholm Miss,36C1arence sq.Chltnhm Gloucester road, ,Cheltenham Olutterbuck C. H. I .spa vils.Glo'ster

Chitts Miss, Wick, Bristol Olarke Harry Ward M.B. Bank house, Clutterbuck Daniel, Rornby house,

Chiverell O. 49 Leighton rd. Cheltnhm Marshfield, Chippenham Southgate street, Gl~JUcester

Chivers Ohas. Cefn ho. Fairford S.O Olarke Hy. J. 34 Regent st. Gloucester Clutterbuck E. 8 Oromwell st. Glo'ster

Chivers E. 3'5 St.Michael's sq. Glo'ster Clarke Henry Vaughan, Brygowan, Clutterbuck Joseph, The Beeches,

Chivers Theophilus, 7 Wellington par. Almondsbury R.S.O Tuffiey avenue, Gloucester

London road, Gloucester Clarkeo John, Blakeney, Newnham Clutterbudr Miss, 14 Arthur st.Glo'str

Cholmeley Mrs. The Priory, Wood- Clarke Miss, 2 Elmgrove place, Fish- Olutterbuck Miss, Bisley road, Stroud

chester. Stroud ponds, Bristol Clutterbuck MISS, St. Mary's. Chal-

Cholmondeley the Rev. the Hon.Canon Clarke Mlrs. Ghaxhill, Newnham ford, Stroud

Henry Pitt M.A. Rectory, Adles- Clarke Mrs. Horsley court, Stroud Clutterbuck Mrs. Heathfield, Denmark

trop, Chipping Norton Clarke Mrs. Moreton-in-Marsh road, Gloucester

Christian Admiral Henry,Heighthorne, Olarke RobeIt Arthur H. Castle villa, Olutterbuck Mrs. High street, Wick-

The Park, Cheltenham Longford, Gloucester war RS.O ~

Christie Rev. J.Lit. Witcomb, Glo'ster Clarke Walter 'Samu~l Long, Long st. Olutterbuck Mrs. 5 Worcester parade,

Christie Miss, 22 Lansdowne place, Wotton-under-Edge Gloucester

Cheltenham Glarke William, 2 Lystra, Leookhamp- Clutterbuck W. 83 Park End rd.Glo'str

Christie Miss,IO Pittville par.Chltnhm ton road, Cheltenham Olutterbuck William, Stonehouse

Christie Mrs. Bisley, Stroud Clay Charles Robert, Elmfield cottage, Clutterbuck William George, The

Chritchley Fxederick, 4 Wolseley vil- Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Laurels, Brook street, Gloucester

la8, Swindon road, Oheltenhllm Clay Joseph, 20 Stratton rd.Gloucester Clutterbuck William Thos. 4 lBruns-

Chubb F.W. 25 Midland rd. Gloucester Clay Mrs. 48 Barton street,Tewkesbury wick square, Gloucester

Church Basil Edmund, Well hill, Min- Claye (Miss, 4 Oxford buildings, Coale Wm. In. 87 Park End rd.Glo'ster

chinhampton, Stroud London road, Cheltenham Coates Rev. William Unett M.A.Vicar-

Church Mrs.Oldbury Court road, Fish- Clayton Rear-Admiral Francis S. Wye- age, Hill, Falfield RS.O

ponds, Bristol lands, Ruardean, Micheldean R.S.O Cochrane James Henry, Burston house,

Churchill Mrs. 17 Ormond terrace, Clayton Miss, White house, Stonehouse Pittville Circus, Cheltenham

Regent street, Cheltenham Clayton Robert, Berkeley villa, Shire· O:>ck John H. 30 Cricklade st.Cirencstr

Churchill Stephen, 1 Alexandra park, hampton, Bristol Cockburn W.F.lo Clarenc6' st. Glo'ster

Fishponds, Bristol Clee William, I Glenfall terrace, All Cockcraft Col. William la Trobe, Loon.

Churchyard M1iss, Tidenham Chase, Saints' road, Cheltenham ard Stanley, Stonehouse

Tidenham, Chepsww Cleg,g Mrs. 4 Lypiatt ter. Cheltenham Cockcraft Rev. William Owen RA.

Churton Rev. Matthew T.A.K.C.Lond. Clegram Mrs. 2 Bath villas, Park road, Brockley house, Nailsworth, Stroud

Weston-sub-Edge, :Broadway R.S.O. Gloucester Cockerell John, Kingsbury cottage,

(Worcs) Clements Rev. E. 33 Regent st.Glo'ster Prestbury RS.O

Clappen Mrs. 24 Lewis lane, Cirencestr Clements Rev. Fredk. Hanham, Bristol Cockey Rev. Herbert Adolphus M.A.

Clare J. S. 4 Portland st. Cheltenham Clements Henry, M'atson lawn, Upton Vicarage, Oldland. Bristol

Ol.aridge John Frederick, Petherton, St. Leonards, Gloucester Cockhead T. H. 21 iMidland rd.Glo'ster

Sydenham road north; Cheltenham Clementson Rev. Alfred M.A.Vicarage, Cockreil Miss, 33 North pI. Cheltnhm

Claridge John Richard, Oakville, Lon- Lechlade S.O Coddington Col. Hamlyn ,Charles, Sil.

don road, Charlwn Kings, Cheltnhm Cleminson Miss,sPittville ter.Cheltnhm wood, The Park, Cheltenham

Clark Rev. Rdbert Podmore, Whelford, Clerk Allen H. Haroldstein, Cricldey Codrington Sir Gerald William Henry

Fairford S.O hill, Gloucester bart. D.L., J.P. Dodington house,

Clark Alfred, The Cottage, Ashleworth, Cleverley George F. Colston's school, Chipping Sodbury

Gloucester Stapleton, Bristol Codrington George John Granville

Clark Charles, Lyntonville, Gloucester Clibburn Mrs. Roseleigh (East),Thirle- Christopher, Sands court, Doding-

road, Cheltenham staine road, Cheltenham ton, 'Chipping Sodbury

Clark C. G. Wotwn court, Gloucester Cliffa Fras. H.5Wellington sq.Ohltnhm Co,\,an William George Bamfield, The

Clark P. Braeside, Rod'borough, Stroud Cliffe Miss, 12 Priory ter. Cheltenham Lawn, Fishponds, Bristol

Clark Geo. Church st. Newent, Glo'ster Clifford Frederick, 3 Southfield villas, Cohn Mrs. 42 Clarence sq. Oheltenham

Clark G. ~ Devon rd. Fishponds,Briswl Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Colbeck Benjamin Hempsweil,I7Heath-

Clark George, Salter street, Berkeley Clifford Harry P. Lansdowne, Bourton- ville road, Gloucester

Clark Henry R.N. Bradley street, Wot- on-the-Water R.S.O Colchester Miss, 2 Windsor place,

ton-under-Edge Clifford Henry Francig. J.P. Frampton Pr.estbury road, Cheltenham

Clark Henry William, Moultondale, ~rn/{. Frampton-on-,severn,Stonehse Colchester-Wemyss Maynard Willough-

Pittville Circus road, Cheltenham Clifford Miss,Frampton cottage,Framp- by J.P. Westbury court, Newnham

Clark James,51London road,Gloucester ton-on-Severn, Stonehouse Cole A. A. West M'arket pI. CireIlC€ster

Olark Jas.The Hollies, Chalford,Stroud Clifford Mrs. Frampton grange,Framp- Cole E. Mill ho. Harnhill, Cirencester

Clark John, The Villa, Shipton, An- ton-on-Severn, Stonebouse Cole E. J. 5 London rd. Cirencester

doversford RS.O Clifford Mrs. Marshfield, Chippenham Cole Edwin Hill, Yew Tree villa,

ClarkMiss,Long st.Wotton-under-Edge Clifford Mrs. Sheep street, Stow-on- Tnffiey, Gloucester

Clark'Miss, 2 Milton villas, Leckhamp- the-Wold S.O Cole Joseph Andrew, 1 Columbia pt

ton road, 'Cheltenham Clifford Thos. 21 Stroud rd. Gloucestr Winchcomb street, Cheltenham

Clark Miss, Tatchley cottage, Prest- Clift Mrs. 2 Fernbank, Pittville Circus Cole Mark, 1 Rosslyn villas, Shurd-

burY' R.S.O road, Cheltenham ing-ton road, Cheltenham

Clark Mrs.Haw st. Wotton-under-Edge Clinwn Lady Charles Pelham, Moor Cole Miss, 2 Oxford place, London rd.

Clark Mrs. High st. Thornbury R.S.O court, Amberley, Stroud Cheltenham

Clark Mrs.Hope vI.Brimscombe,Stroud Clissit Mrs. Normanhurst, Hale's rd. Cole Miss, ISwindon cottage, Swindon

Clark Mrs. Sheffield villa, Westbury- Cheltenham road. Cheltenham

on-Trym, Bristol Clissold Edward Mortimer, Fawley ldg. Cole MisseS', BUI-ford st. Lechlade S.O

Clark Oscar William M.A., M.B.Oxon. Lansdown road. Cheltenham Cole :M'rs. 6 Bavshill parade, St.

Rahere, Brunswick road. Gloucester Clissold Joseph. Rockness hill, Nails- Geor~e'8 road, Cheltenham·

Clark Robert Lindsey, 7 Christchurch worth, Stroud Cole Mrs. .Clifton lodge, Chesterton,

terrace. Malvern road, Cheltenham Olissold William, r:;6 London rd. Stroud CiI'encester

Olark Thos.8Andover ter.Cheltenham ClissoldW.Milton ·ho.Cainscross,Stroud Cole Mrs. 84 Henry road, Gloucester

Clark T. Belvidl're, Chalford, Stroud Olissold William George, Chestnut hI. Cole Richard Mount, Northgate house,

Clark Thos. 33 King-sholm I'd. Glo'steI' Nailsworth, Stroud London road, Gloucester

Clark William, 23 Lewis la. CiI'encester Close S. G. 10 Cromwell st. Gloucester Cole William Henry J.P. Querns Lane

C'lark Wm. Park viIs. Prestbury RS.O Cloutman Albert Erlward, Brent villa, house, Cirencester
Clark Wm. 2 Stratton rd. Gloucester Fishponds, Bristol
Cole WaIter, 10 Tower st. ,Cirencester

378 COL GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [ KELLY'S

Colebatch Philip ArthlIr, Red Hill viI. Cook Charles, Marsden villa, Horsley, Corbett Herbert, Ventnor villa, Charl-

Newent, Gloucester 'Cook Alvah J ames, New Leaze, Olves- ton Kings, Cheltenham

CoIEfurook James Alfred, Purley villa, ton, Almondsbury RS.O Corbett MisS6s, Millbridge, HuccIecote,

Cliffords Mesne, Gloucester Cook O. Marsden vil. HorsIey, Stroud Gloucester

Coleman Jas. High st. Tewkesbury Cook Daniel, Hazeldene, London road, Corbyne Dep.-Surg.-Gen. Joseph, :or

Caleman Mrs. 8 Denmark rd.Gloucestr 'Cheltenham Lypiatt lawn, Cheltenham

Coles Hugh Thomas M.A., J.P. Il6g- Cook Edwin James, Leicester villa, Corke Benjamin, Wilsford lodge, Fair.

brook, Frenchay, Bristol London road, Cheltenham mount road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham

Coles Mrs.Cleve wood,Downend,Bristol Cook Francis, Belmont, Crickley hill, Carmell J.F.7 & 8Tivoli pl.Oheltenhm

Ooles W. Crosbie, West Lyn, Ashcroft, Gloucester OOl'mell MT's. Mickleton, MoretQn-in-

Cirencester Cook Jas. 47 Worcester st. Gloucester Marsh

Coles William, High st. Fairford S.O Cook John P. Ilath rd. Cheltenham Cornelius Sidney Morris, ltokeiby Idg,

Coley Saml. J. I Castle villas, S~oud Cook Joseph JlwIilI, 5 St. Margaret's 2 Montpellier grove, Cheltenham

Collas E. J. 2 Chesterton ter.Oirencestr terrace, St. Margaret's rd.Cheltnhm Corner John Oliver, Too Garston,

Colledge Major John, Lauriston house, Cook Miss, Amberley, Stroud Stroat, Chepstow

Bayshill, Cheltenham Cook Miss, 2 Glenfern villas, Hew- Cornish Rev. Stephen M.A. Rectory,

Colledge T. C. 15 Lansdown, Stroud lett road, Cheltenham Quedgeley, Gloucester

Coller W. H. 16 Honyatt rd. Gloucester Cook Miss, Longhope RS.O Cornock Edward, The Chipping, Wot-

Collet J. M. Guy's cliff,Wotton,Glo'ster Cook Miss, Norfolk ho.Spa rd.Glo'ster ton-under-Edge

Colletb Rev. William Micbael M.A. Cook Mrs. I Berkeley st. Cheltenham Cornock John, Shepperdine, Oldbury-

Rectory, Cromhall, Fa1.field R.S.O Cook Mrs. Fishponds, Bristol upon-Severn, Thornbury R.lS.O

Collett Albert, Lansdowne, Bourton- Cook Mrs. 17 Ladrbellegate st.Glo'ster Cornock Miss E. Castle street, Thorn,.

on-the-Water R.S.O Cook Mrs. Maryport street, \Berkeley bury RS.O

Collett George, 4 Naight. villas, Bour- Cook Mrs. 8 'Wellington parade, Lon- Cornock Misses, Castle stre~t, Thorn-

ton-on-the-Water R.S.O don road, Gloucester bury RS.O

Collett Miss, Bourton-on-the-Water Cook Mrs. Winterbourne house. Bristol Cornock Mrs. Manor house, Woodman-

R.S.O Cook Reginald Heber, Court 'house, cote, Dursley

CoIlett R. S. 37 Heathville rd. Glo'ster Hampton street, Tetbury Cornock Mrs. Priory, Thornbury R.S.O

Collier M1rs. Stanley hall,SelsleY,Stroud Cook Thomas George, Louisville,Liber- Cornock WaJter William, The Avenue,

CQlling-bourne Miss, The. Retreat, Lit- tus road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham Chul'chdown, Cheltenham

tle Witcomb, Gloucester Cook Walt. New Church st. Tetbury Cornock William. Gloucester road,

Collings Rev. Peter Bonamby M.A. Cook Wm. Dunsworth villa, Norton, Thornbury R.S.O

Steambridge ho. The Slad, Stroud Gloucester Cornock Wm. Levi, Oldbury ho. Old.

Collings G. lipton St. Leonards,Glo'str Cook William F. Kingswood, Bristol bury-upon-Severn, Thornbury R.S.O

CoIlins Major Joseph, Eastview, Cooke Rev. John James Dunne M.A. Cornwall Re.v. AIan Whitmore M.A.

Western road, Cheltenham Melrose, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Vicarage, Coleford

Collins Fredericm Henry, Ellingham Cooke Alfred R Beeche.s grn. Stroud Cornwall Rev. Allan Kingscote M.A.

house, Pittville, Cheltenham Cooke Benjamin William, Brook honse, Ashcroft, Ozleworth, Wotton-under-

Collins George, Shirehampton, Bristol Painswick, Stroud Edge

Collins J.18 Parliament st. Gloucester Cooke ·Charles, Whitecroft, Lydney Cornwall George, Cleeve lawn, Rales

CoIlins J. H. 16 Park End rd. Glo'ster Cooke E. W. Woodland villa, Dnrsley road, Cheltenham

CoIlins Joseph, 2 Glenfall terrace, .All Cooke Francis 'M.D. I Sruffolk lawn, CornwallMiss.24Victoria ter.Cheltnhm

Saints' road, Cheltenham Cheltenham Corrie Mrs. 4 West End ter.Gloucester

Callins MTs. go London road, Glo'S'ter Cooke Henry Lawrence,Clarendon viI. Corser Francis Richard Sandford M.B.

Collins Thomas, The Cross,Tewkesbury Stratton, Cirencester The Manor house, Bourton-on-the-

Colmore lVilliam B.Cregoe, (Moor end, Cooke Martin, Beeches green, Stroud Water R.,s.O

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Cooke Misses, Woodmancote, Dnrsley Cosens Rev. Edward Hyde Frowd

Colwell William, The Elms, Hucclecote, Cooke Mrs. Salter street, Berkeley M.A. The Vicarage, Bal'ton street,

Gloucester Cooke O. Sussex cot. Fishponds,Bristol Tewkesbury

Combe Benjamin, 2 ,St. Philip's place, Cooke Philip Bal'rett, Lismore, Horton Cosens Miss, 65 Church st.T,ewkesbury

GraftoD road, Cheltenham road, Gloucester Cossham William Raymond M.D. II4

Combe Chas. High st. PresrtburyR.S.O Coch Philip John William, Old Court, Dyer street, CirencesteJr

Comely Charles, I St. Philip's place, Newent, 'Gloucester Cotes Rev. William Henry M.A. The

Gratton :road, Cheltenham Cooke Thomas Wright oGeorge, 6 Vicarage, Up. Hatherby. Cheltenham

Comely F.2 St. Jame'8' par. Cheltenham Palace yard, 'Gloucester Cothe:r Misses, I Ke,ynsham parade,

Comer Rev. Sidney T. Alverthorpe, Cooke William Lawrence,CIarendon vil. Hig-h street, Cheltenham

Denmark road. Gloucester Stratton, Cirencester Cott Miss, Woodmancote, Dursley

Comer Mrs. Bellevue, Hewelsfield, Cookes Mrs. Edginswell, Bayshill rd. Cottam Thomas Frederick, Redcliffe.

Chepstow Cheltenham Battledown approach, Cheltenham
CommelineMisses,Castle street,Thorn- Cooksey Charles Frooerick, The'Lawn, Cottew James', 3 Connaught bui~dings.

bury R.S.O TufRey, Gloucester Barnwood road, Wotton St.' Mary

Compson Miss, Hillside, Coombe road, Cooksley MisS', Lansdowne place,Down- Without, Gloncester

Wotton-under-Edge end, Bristol Cottle Rev. Henry, The Manse, Old-

Compton Rev. D. Goddard M.A. Rec- Coombs B.J.H.1<;l Kingsholm sq.Glo'str land, Eristol

tory, Barnsley, Cirencester Coombs 'Charles, Darlington villa, New Cottle Thomas James, Pulteney villa,

Compton M'rs. J:O Church st. Cirencesotr Jersey road, Gloncester Win~hcomb street, Cheltenham

Compton RoE. Oldbury ho.Tewkesbury Cooper Rev. P. The Chipping, Tetbury Cotton Frederick, 2 Gordonville, Mbor-

Compton T.W.16 Kingsholm rd.Glo'str Cooper Arthur Purton, Perry grove, end road, Cheltenham

Compton Wm.Oldbury ho.Tewkesbury Clearwell, Coleford Cotton William, High street, Lydney

Compton W. 13 Rodney ter. Cheltenhm Cooper Henry, 3 BeaufQrt place, South- Counoor Mrs. 8 Jersey place, Hewlett

Conacher J ames, 2 Kenilworth villas, gate street, Gloucester road. Cheltenham

St. Ann's road, Cheltenham Cooper John Capps, Ombersley, Hath- Court Mrs. Glenview, Stapleton, Bristol

CondJer Edwa:rd F.S.A. The Cunigtree, erle~ road, Cheltenham Courteen Hobert, Newerne, Lydney

Newent, Gloucester Cooper Miss, 4 Beaufort buildings, Courteen Thomas, Spring cottage, Up.

CQney Herbert Frederick J.P. The Pop- Spa, Gloueester Redbrook, Monmouth

lars, Pucklechureh, Bristol Cooper Miss, Perry grove, Clearwell, Courtnay-Thmnett Mrs.2 Moorend Park

Conquest Joseph, Awre, Newnham Coleford lawn, (Moorend Park road,Cheltenhm

Constance James, Lake house, Framp- Cooper M~ss, The Den, Henbury,Bristol Coventry Rev. Gilbert George B.A.

ton-on-Severn, Stonehouse Cooper Mrs. 4 Lansdown par. Cheltnhm Rectory, Woolstone, Cheltenham

Oonstance Miss,Hill ho.LonghopeR.S.O Cooper Mrs. Northlands, Pittville cir- Covey Rev. Charles Rogers LL.B. Ree-

Constance Misses, Summerpole house, eus, Cheltenham tory, AIderton, Winchcomb RoS.O

Longhope RS.O Cooper Rowland Burrard, Bibury cri. Cowan Rev. Robert David Russell B.A.

Consterdine Misses, 3 Cotswold lawn, Fairford S.O The Warden's 10. Kingsholm,Glo'ster

Painswick road, Cheltenham Cooper T. M. A., M.A. Dormer, Lans- Cowbnrn Miss, Boughspring, Tiden-

Con'Wsy Mrs. 67 London road. Glo'ster down road, Cheltenham ham, Chepstow

Cooch Col. Charles, I Cambridge vils. Cooper Theophilus, Rock ho. Coleford Cowburn Mrs. Oakwood, Tidenham,

Promenade, Cheltenham • Cooper William, Moreton-in-Mlarsh Chepstow

Cook Surgeon-General Henry J.P., C-opeland George, 3 Malvern View Cowburn T'h08. 14 Brook st. Glouce-str

Mp., F.G.S., F.R.M.S., F.R.G.S. villas, Gloucester :road, Cheltenham Cowcher William, 8 Theresa. place.
PrIOrs Mesne, Ayiburton, ~ydney Copner Thomas, Cliffordine, ISelsley, Bristol road, Gloucester

Cook Rev. Flavell D.D. Pno-ry lawn, Stroud Cowles Frederick. Hillside villa, Clif-

High street, Cheltenham Coren John Wm. 61 Park rd. Glo'su>l' ford's Mesne, Gloucester

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Cowle Wm.Park house, Park rd.Stroud Crawfurd Miss,2Wolseley ter.Oheltnhm Croome Miss, Stone, Falfield R.S.O

Cowley JlIIcob, 12 Hamilton place, St. Crawley MTs. Lismore, Tivoli place, Croome Mrs. Sherwood, St. Stephen's

Paul's road, Cheltenham Cheltenham ' road, Cheltenham

Cowley William, Woodgrove house, Crawley-Boevey SirThomas Hyde bart. Croome Thomas Hreadstone, Eread-

Stapleton, Bristol J.P. Flaxley abbey, Newnham stone house, Berkeley

Cowlin William Henry, Brentwood, Crawley-Boev,ey Rev. Richard Lloyd Croot Henry, Unity house, Two :Mile

Cribbs Couseway, Bristol M.A. Redory, Doynton, Bristol Hill road, Two Mile Hill, Bristol

Cowman William Dingley, Reathfield Orawshay Mrs. Tudor, 7 Lypiatt ter- Oropper Rev. Rugh Taylor!M.A.,S ..C.L.

corner, Denmark road, Gloucester race, Cheltenham Rectory, Sapperton, Cirencester

Cox Maj.-Gen. William Hamilton RA. Crawshay William J.P. Hyde, Newnbm Orosby H. M.,M.13.I6 Nelson st.Stroud

Brandon villa, The Park, Cheltenhm Crawshay William J.P: 7 Pittville ter- Crosby J. Bridge ho. Stapleton, Bristol

Cox Rerv. Charles Dennis Mason M.A. race, Cheltenham Cross Francis Richardson 'MLB. Whit.

Vicarage, North Nibley, Durs1ey Craymer Mrs. Warmley, Bristol field, Falfield RS.O

Cox Albert Henry, 4 Granville villas, Creed Miss, Biebrich, Western road, Cross Mrs'. Boskenna, Shirehampton,

Bisley road, Stroud Cheltenham Bristol

Cox Edward, 21 Regent st. Gloucester Creed MrSl. I Whitehall, Stroud Cross Mrs. 2 Howard st. Gloucester

Cox Fras. 25 Dollar st. Cirenoester Creek Mrs. Cotswold, Thirlestaine I'd. Crossley Miss, 3 Millrbrook place,

Cox George Edward, The Green, Twy- Cheltenham Oharlton Kings, Oheltenham

ning, Tewkesibury ere,ese Charles Robert, The Bank, Crossman Edwa,rd M.D. Whiteshill,

Cox James J.P. The Elms, Stow-on- Ohurch street, Tewkesbury Hambrook, Fishponds, Bristol

the·Wold S.O . Creese E. J. E. Leaholme, Oirencester Orouch George Frank, I Se~kirk

Cox James, jun. Bank house,Stow-on- Creese Miss, 8 Brunswick sq. Glo'ster villas, Selkirk street, Oheltenham

the·Wold S.O Cregan Major Thomas A. Coxhorne Croucher Rev. Charles, The Knowll,

Cox Miss,Elmslea,Woodchester,Stroud house, East End, Charlton Kings Staplehill, Bristol

Cox Miss, Market square,Stow-on-the- Creigs Misses, 4 Pittville vils.Oheltnhm Orow Rev. Edward M.A. I Queen's

Wold S.O Crespigny Miss, 29 Kingsholm road, parade, Bayshill, Oheltenham

Cox Miss, Sheephouse, Painswick, Gloucester Crowther Miss, IBlenheim par..Chltnhm

Stroud Cresswell Miss, Witley lodge, Upper Crowther Mrs. NormaD'hurst, Christ-

Cox Misses, Br~dge ho.Warmley,Bristol Ratherley, Cheltenham church road, Cheltenham

Cox Misses, The Folly, Av.ening,Stroud Cresswell Mrs. Leckhampton hall, Croxford J. H.Osric viI.TufHey,GIo'str

CoxMrs.Avon vil.Shirehampton,Bristol Shurdington road, Cheltenham Oruddas Mrs. Longworthy, Queen's

Cox Mrs. High st. Thornbury R.S.O Oresswell Mrs. 27 Selkirk st ..Cheltnhm road, Cheltenham

Cox Mrs. 2 Montague lawn,High street, Cresswell Mrs. Estcourt, Leckhamp- Orump Chas. RA. Hussage, Strond

Cheltenham ton hall, Cheltenham Orump Henry Smith,Glencairn house,

Cox Mrs. The Laurels, Iron Acton, Cresswell W.2Painswick lawn,Chltnhm London road, Gloucester

Brut<ll Crew Misses, St. Mary's hill, Wood- Crump Mrs. 18 Victoria ter. Ohltnhm

C{)X Mrs. Thirlestaine hall, Thirlestaine chester, Stroud Cruttenden Mrs. Bintfield, St. Bria-

road, 'Cheltenham Crew T. S. New Church st. Tetbury vels, Coleford

Cox T. Chestnut hI. Nailsworth,Stroud Crewdson T. Syde ho. Cheltenham Cubitt Sidney, 23 Lower st. Stroud

O:>x Thomas, Heathfield villa, Strat- Crichton C. Cotteswold tel'.Te'wkesbury Cugley J ames, Stanpit house, South..

ton, Cirencester Crickitt RobeIt Edward, Twickenham, gate street, Gloucester

Cox Thomas, Millbrook place, ,Charl- The Park. Cheltenham Cull E. Wood:and vil.Cam'braY',Chltnhm

ton Kings, Cheltenham Cridland S. 22 Brunswick sq. Glo'ster Cullen Dep.-Surg.~Gen. David M.D.

O:>x Thomas King, I Sunnyside, Tuf- Cripps Rev. Oharles M.A. Vicarage, RaIsey house, Pittville, Cheltenham

fley avenue, Gloucester Stone, Falfield R.S.O Oulley Mrs. Broxted house, Keyns-

Cox William, Stone house, High street, CrippSl Edmund William J.P. Ampney ham road, ,Cheltenham

Winchcomb RS.O park, Ampney Crucis, Cirencester Cullimore Charles, Pilning, Bristol

Cox William Isidore, Western villa., Cripps Edward Oharles, Thomas Street Cullimore Mrs. The Grange, Earth-

Upton, Ohippenham house, Cirencester cott, Bristol

Coxwell-Rogers Rev. Aug. Mead M.A. Cripps Miss, 15 Gosditeh st. Cirencester Cullimore Mrs. Tytheringt<ln, Fa!.

Vicarage, Mickleton, Moreton-in- Cripps Wilfred .Toseph M.A., C.R, field R.S.O

Marsh D.L., J.P., F.S.A. The Walnut Trees, Cullimore William J.P. Moreton

C<>xwell-Rogers Rev. Richard RA. The Cirencester· house, Thornbury iR.S.O

Rectory. Dowdeswell, Andoversford C\'i~p Grei.!'l)l'Y, Angle. villa, Gmtton Oullis Edmd. 55 Dyer st. Cirencester

&.S.O road, Cheltenham Cullis Frederick, Hillthorpe, Ohurch-

Coxwell-Rogers Rev. \Villiam Bagel's Critchley Francis Edward, Bourne vil. down, Cheltenham

M.A. Rectory,Dowdeswell, Andovers- Brimscombe, Stroud Gullis F. Tenbury vls.TufHey aV.Glo'sb

ford &.S.O Critchley Hy. 40 Leighton rd.CheItnhm Oullis Frederick John F.G.S. The

Coyle Miss, Wentwood viI. Sydenham Critchley Misses, Minorca cottage, Bungalow, TufHey aven. Glouceste:r

road north, Cheltenham Woodchester, Stroud Cullis Mrs. 15 Parliament st. Glo'stel'

Craddock Edwin Daniel,Springfield cot- Critchley Mlrs. Burleigh house, Stroud Gullis W. P. 4 Midland I'd. GIo'ster

tage, 'Cainscross, 'Stroud Crockford Miss, Bourn house, Winter- Cumberland Rev. Edmund BoA. Vicar-

Craddock Frederick Hurst M.A. Wot- bourne, Bristol age,LowerQuinton,Stratford-on-A'VD

ton, Gloucester Orofton Mrs. Hvde, Chalford, Stroud Cumberland-Jones Richard Denison,

Craddock John, 43 Lansdown cres- Crofts James, Barton street, Glo'ster Elm green, Kemble, Cirencester

cent, Cheltenham Crofts Mrs. iBunwell house, Suffolk Cumming Robert, 4 Granley villas,

Craddock John T.lTwyning, Tewke.sbl'Y square, Cheltenham Gloucester road, Cheltenham

Craddock Miss, Nethercot villa, Bour- Crofts William, Fernda1e, Gloucester Cummings Col. Robert Octavius,Coul-

ton-on-the-Water RS.O road, Cheltenham ter, Hatherley road, Cheltenham

Craddock 'Mrs. Linden villa, Carlton Croke John, The Abbey, Cirencester CummingSlGeorge,I38Londn.rd.G10'str

street, Cheltenham Croker Miss, 14 iLypiatt ter. Cheltnhm Gummins Arthur Josepli, Colebridge

Cragg Miss, Parkview, Stratford road, Croker Miss, 12 Selkirk par. Cheltnhm house, Cheltenham road, Wotton

Stroud Croker-King' Lieut.-Col.Charles Edgar St. Mary without, Gloucester

Craig Mrs. 60 London road, Gloucestr J.P. Cambridge house, St. George's Cunningham Major-Gen. Percy Scuda.

Crampton Miss, Frenchay lodge, road, Cheltenham more, The Priory, HorsIey, Stroud

Frenchay, Bristol Cromie Mrs. 2 Lansdown villas, Lans- Cunningham Major Andrew Charles,

Cranmer James, Orwell! rvilla, St. down crescent, Cheltenham Larna, Leckhampton rd. Oheltenhm

Ann's road, Cheltenham Crompton Geo.Gotherington,Cheltnhm Ounningham John, The Ohestnuts,
Crannage W.G.IoWindsor st.•Cheltnhm Cronin Rev. Patrick, Claremont house, Downend, Bri~~ol

Cranstoun J ames iLL.D. A'bbotsford Montpellier terrace, Cheltenham Gurrie George Mainwaring, 26 Lans,

call, London road, Stroud Crook Albert, Chalford, Stroud down place, Cheltenham
Craske Mirs. Benwell hous~ Wood- Orook .Toseph, Frenchay, Bristol
Cuttie John M.B. The Ma:rshes,

chester, Stroud Crook Robt. 45 Woreester st. Glo'ster Coleford

Crates Frederick,Hanham road, Kings- Oroome E.R.H. Church st. Tewkesbury Curtin Col. Frederick J. The Shrub..

wood, Bristol Oroome Frederick Henry, Greenhouse bery, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol

Crates George, Kingswood, Bristol court, The Slad, Strond Curtis Alfred, Norton, Gloucester

Crates J.The Lindens,Kingswood,Bristl Croome MisseS', Breadstone house, Curtis Alfred, Oakleigh villa, Bisley

Craven Miss, Yorklands, St. George's Berkeley road, Stroud

road, Cheltenham Croome Mrs. Bag-endon house, Eagen- Curtis C. Claremont, Tutshill,Ohepstw h

Crawford Mrs. 3 Park pJace,Cheltenhm don, Cirencester Curtis O. Field ho.Oainscross, Strond
Crawley Misses, Elm lodge, Hempsted, OroomeMrs.Kingswood,Wotton-under- Curt~s Mrs. 3 Goodyere s~. Glo.ucester
Gloucester . Edge CUrtIS T. 6 GrQsyenor VIIs. CIrencstr

380 CUR GLO UCESTERSHIRE.

Curtis-Hayward Lieut.-Col. John Davenport Rev. James M.A. Rectory, Davis William, 8 'Carlton st. CheItnhm

Frederick J.P. Manor Farm house, Welford, Stratford-on-Avon Davis W~ The Cott.Amberley, Strond

Quedgeley, Gloucester Davidson John, Wo0 dville, Painswick Davis W. The Vil.Beach,Bitton, Bristl

Curtis-Hayward Misses, Manor Farm road, Stroud Davis W. H. 7 Priory ter. Cheltenham

house, Quedgeley, Gloucester Davies Lieut.-Col. William M.A., Davis W.J. 10 Lansdown cres.Chltnhm

Curwen Herbert, Venetian ho. Colefrd V.D., J.P. Amberley court, Stroud Dawe Henry Charles, Fernleigh villa,

Cuss Nevil, The Old Vicarage, Drif- Davies Rev. Edwin, Lydney Henry road, Gloucester

field, Cirencester Davies Rev. John Philip B.A. Western Dawe John, Church no. Newnham

Cuthbert -C. F. 2 Barton st. Glo'ster lawn, St. George's rd. Oheltenham Dawes Charles &bert, Hazeldene,

Cuthbert Robert S. The Granvilles, Davies Rev. iRobert Powell M.A. Rec- Gloucester road, Cheltenham

Bisley road, Stroud tory, Charfield RS.O Dawson Gen. Francis C.B. Aubervie,

Cutler Geo. Cainscross road, Stroud Davies Rev. Robert Prichard M.A. Pittville, 'Cheltenham

Cutler P. R. Clovelly,Tuffiey, Glo'ster Rectory, Hatherop, Fairford S.O Pawson Rev. Benjamin Smith M.A.

Cypher Jas. Queen's rd. Cheltenham Davies Rev. William, Avondale, Bar- Rectory, Hempsted. Gloucester

Cypher John, Roseview, Queen's ton road, Tewkesbury Dawson Frederick, .Stanley house,

road, Cheltenham Davies Rev. William Henry Silvester King Stanley, Stonehouse

Daggett Frederick, Newlands, Bavh M.A. Vicarage, HGrsley, Stroud Dawson Miss, Croft ter. Fairford S.O

road, Rodborough, Stroud Davies Edward Jenner M.A., J.P. Dawson Miss,I2 Pittville par.Chltnhm

Dainty Thomas, Richmond lawn, Con- Hayward's end, Stonehouse Dawson Miss,TheCott.Newland.Colefrd

duit street, Gloucester Davies Edward Llewellyn, Mayville, Dawson Mrs. Homedale, Painswick rd.

Dale Henry John, Daisybank, Leck'- Painswick road, Cheltenham Cheltenham

hampton, Cheltenham Davies H. Marshalls, 'Oxenhall, Glo'str Dawson Mrs.Kents Green house, Kents

Daley Charles, I Bayshill lawn, Para- Davies John, Primrose hill, Lydney green, Taynton, Gloucester

bola road, Cheltenham Davies Misses, 6 Imperial sq. Chltnhm Dawson-Thomas John Blackwell J.P.

Daller Miss, I Knowsley parade, St. Davies Misses, Sunbeams, Chalford. The Towers, Backford, Tewkesbury

Paul's road, Cheltenham Stroud Day John Bevan. The Limes, Long

Dallimore E.lvydene,Stroud rd.Glo'str Davies IMrs. Elmfield house, Cains- Leavens, Wotton St. Ma.ry Without,

Daly Miss,The Firs,,stratton,Cirencstr cross, Stroud Gloucester

Damsell F. Lower Lydbrook, Ross Davies Mrs. 31 London rd. Gloucester Day Miss, .A.vonleigh, Painswick road,

DamseUG..Spearing,Lw.Lydbrook,Ross Davies Mrs. Watercombe house, Oak- Cheltenham

Dancey H. A. WoodlandS', Midland ridge, Stroud Day 'Miss, Culkerton, Tetbury

road, Glouces-ter DaviesMrs.W.29Lansdown pl.Chltnhm Day Miss, 3 Manchester pI. Cheltenhm

Dancey Mrs. 14 Cromwell st. Glo'ster Davies Richard M.B. Branch Dispen. Day Mr-s. Burlington lawn, Sydenham

Dancey Mrs. A. 6 Midland rd.Glo'str sary, O~ford passage, Cheltenham road north, Cheltenham

Dancey William, Rhyl villa, Barnwood Davies S. Belle vue, Kingswd. Bristol Day Rd. 3 Manchester pI. Cheltenham

road,WottonSt.Mary without,Glo'str DlWies Thomas, 7 Arthur st. Glo'ster Day Stephen, 'Hewlett house, Hewlett

Dandy Rev.Henry Edward M.A.Kings- Davieson Charles, The Priory, London street, Cheltenham

wood, Bristol road, Cheltenham Deakin Thos.H., J.P. Parkend,Lydney

Daniel H. A.H. Hill end, Henbry.Bl'istl Davis Lady, Hollywood tower, Comp- Dean George, Watledge, Nailsworth

Daniel Henry Edward, Windsor villa, ton 'Greenfield, Bristol Dean Henry, 2 Hawarden parade, St.

Prestbury road, Cheltenham Davis Rev. A. J. 6 London rd. Stroud Paul's road, Oheltenham

Daniell Francis Frederic, The Manor Davis Rev. C. 5 Edwy par. Glo'ster Deane 'Charles Thomas, Oakleigh villa,

house, Coates, Cirencester Davis Rev. Charles Alfred, Berkshire Oakfield street, Tivoli, Cheltenham

Daniels Rev. Ernest Lunbert RA. house, Bowbridge lane, Stroud Deane Geo. Onslow J.P. Boyce court,

. Kingston house, Aylburton, Lydney Davis Albert B. 14 Lansdown, Stroud Dymock, Gloucester

Daniels J.Fern cot. Lightpill, Stroud Davis C. 39 Kingsholm rd. Gloucester Deane Horace Drummond, The Old

Daniels Mrs. 14 Lansdown 'terrace, Davis E. The Elms, The Pk.Cheltnhm Grange, Dymock, Gloucester

Malvern road, Cheltenham Davis Edward Charles, Grosvenor Deane S. 16 Selkirk st. Cheltenham

Daniels ThomasHy.6 Whitehall,Stroud house, Park road, Stroud Dearsley T. 9 Kingsholm sq. Glo'ster

Dann Rev. John WaIter M.A. Vicar- Davis Fras. Bank ho. Long st.Dursley Deavin Edwin, The Green, Tetbury

age, Downend, Bristol Davis Francis ,C. Church street, de Behr TheodGl'e LGvell, Oakrfield,Hay-

Darby H. I St. Paul's rd. Gloucester Moreton-in-Marsh ward's Field, Stonehouse.

Darby John Thomas, 3 Tavistock Davis George, Burlington house.Shire- de Candole Rev. Htenry Lawe Corry

place, Rodney place, Cheltenham hampton, Bristol Vully M.A. ISpringfield lawn, The

Darby Robert, 2 Cumberland ter- Davis George, 28 Clarence sq.Chltnhm Park, Oheltenham

race, Church street, Cirencester Davis Geo. 9 Suffolk sq. Cheltenham de 'Carteret R J. Hanham court, Han-

Darbyshire Walter, Hanbury terrace, Davis Geo. F. 13 Dollar st. Cirencestr ham. Bristol

Barton road, Tewkesbury DavisH.J.Trehale.Badgewrth.Chltnhm de Courcy-Ireland Rev. William Stau-

Dare Fdk. Chestnut ho. Wick, Bristol Davis John, II Christchurch terrace, ley :M.A. IVicarage, Chalford, Stroud

Darell Sir Lionel Edward bart. D.L., Malvern road, Chelten'ham Dee William Jabez, Olarence villa,

J.P. Fretherne court, Stonehouse Davis John, 3 Christchurch villas, Gloucester road, Cheltenham

Darell Lionel Edward Hamilton Mar- Malvern road, Cheltenham Deedes A. Manor ho. Frenchay, Bristol

maduke, Fretherne crt. Stonehouse Davis J. Laurels, Willsbridge, Bristol Deerhurst Viscount, Woolstone, Ch&1-

D'ATgent Mrs. Ivy cottage, Charl- Davis John, Tumey lawn, Gloucester tenham

ton Kings, Cheltenham Davis M. L. Fair view, Bitton, Bristol de Femares Baron ,Charles Conrad

Dark Ignatius, Cam, Dursley Davis Miss, Cotswold cottage, North Adolphus Du tBois J.P., F.S.S.Bays-

Darke Wij.liam H. 3 Ashler place, Nibley, Dursley hill house, Cheltenham

Cainscross, Stroud DlWis Miss, Moreton-in-Marsh DelveS'-Broughton Mrs. W. Longford

Darling Daniel Addison, Woodway ho. Davis M.Overdale,Glo'ster rd.Chltnhm house, The Park, Ohettenham

Didmarton, Chippenham Davis Mrs. 9 -Commercial rd. Glo'ster Dening- Edwin, The Mlanor house,Stow-

Darlington Harry, Micheldeau RS.O Davis Mrs. 26 Edwy par. Gloucester on-the-Wold S.O

Dartnell Mrs. Oxford villa, Corpus Davis Mrs. 9 Jersey place, Hewlett Denley Charles, Ashchul'ch road, Ash-

street, Cheltenham rood, Cheltenham church, Tewkesbury

Dash Rev. William Henry, The Davis Mrs.Mersey ho.Bath l'd.Chltnhm Denley T. E. Barton st. Tewkesbury

Manse, Newent, Gloucester Davis Mrs. Slimbridge, Stonehouse Denne Rev. Richard HenlY fM.A. Ree-

Dash Geo. WaIt. 17 Lansdown, Stroud Davis Mrs. Stanley close, Upton St. tory. Brimpsfield, Gloucester

Dashwood F. D. 2 Spa rd. Gloucester Leonards, Gloucester Denue Henry, The Field,Minchinbamp-

Paubenay Henry Elias, Balcarras, Davis Mrs. I The Pines, Amberley. ton, Stroud

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Stroud Dennis Robert, Laracor, Old Bath rd.

Daubeney Capt. James Francis, 10 Davis Mrs. 56 Wellington st. Glo'ster Cheltenham

Pittville lawn, Cheltenham Davis Mrs.T.Hirnant, PrestburyRS.O Denny Rev. Edward M.A. Vicarage,

Daubeney Mrs. Eastington house, Davis Samuel, The Chestnuts, Long Kempley, Gloucester

Ampney St. Peter, Cirencester Leavens, Wotton St. Mary without, Dent MlisS', I Berk!eley villas, Pittville,

Daubeney Robert, Eastington house, Gloucester Obeltenham

Ampney St. Peter, Cirencester Davis S. Stead,6 Parliament st.Glo'str Dent Miss, 56 Henry l'd. Gloucester

Daubeny George WaIters J.P. Cote, Davis T.Elm cot.Stratton, Cirencester Dent Mrs. Sudeley castJ.e, Winchcom'b

Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Davis Uriah James. The Court house, R.,s.O

Dauncey Hobert, Orchard street, lPainswick, Stroud Denton Daniel, 44 London rd. Stroud
Wotton-nnder-Edge
Davis Wm. Ashelworth. Gloucester Denton T. 124 London rd. Gloucester
Dauncey Thomas Charles A. S. Ad- Davis Wm. Marshfield, Ohippenham Del'aravicini Rev. Frauds B.A. Ree-
maston, Woodmancote, Dursley
Davis William RA., LL.D. St. Ger- tory, Avening', Stroud

Davids Mrs. 7 Priory st. Cheltenham main's, Leckhampton rd. Gheltnhm Derham John, Rose cot.Awre, Newnhm

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Depipe Mrs. 1 Battledown villas, Hew- Dix Mrs. Rose vil.Two Mile Hill,Bristol Drew Joseph M.B., F.G.S. iMIontrose.

lett road, Cheltenham Dix S. B. 7 Olarence sq. -Cheltenham Battledown, Charlton Kings,Ohltnhm

de Pledge Frederick,A.ban court. north, Dixon :Mrs. ~rlin haven, Wotton- Drew Joseph Welbster M.A.., LL.:M.

Malvern road, Cheltenham under-Edge Montrose, Battledown, Charlton

Derham Mrs. Henleazeo park, West- Dobbie Sam!. 16 .A.rthur st. Gloucester Kings, Cheltenham

bury-on-Trym, Bristol Dobell Clarenoo, rrhe Grove, Oharlton Drew Misses, Thanet house, Chalford,

Derretli Stephen, Sym lane, Wotton- Kings, Cheltenham Stroud

under-Edge Dobell Oyrus Faulkner, Whittington Drew Misses, Villetta, Hale's road,

Derrick Rev. John George RA. 2 Royal crt.Whittington,.A.ndove-rsford R.S.O Oheltenham

er&soont, Cheltenham Dobell E. Bramleigh, Cleeve Hill R.S.O Drew Mrs. 34 London road, Glo'ster

Derrick John, Sunnycroft, St. Ann's Dolbell Miss, De-tmore house, Charlton Drew Thomas Henry, -Chestnut house.

road, Cheltenham Kings, Cheltenham Chalford, Stroud

Deosages Paul, Painswick Lawn house, Dodd John, Tiresall, St. Briavels,Oolefd Drew W.F. Vale ho. Chalford, Stroud

Painswick road, Cheltenham Dodge Mrs.Lindsay vl.Fishponds,Bristl Drew William Tyndall, The Redlands..

de St. Clair F. Mountfort, Colston's Dodwell Mrs. Prospect place, Dursley Longford, Gloucester

school, Stapleton, Bristol Doherty Rev. Arthur Percival M.A. Drewe Rev.Fras.W.Slaughter (Lower).
de Sales La Terriere Mlrs. Alstone lawn, Rectory, Preston, Ledbury
Bourton-on-the-Water R.S.O

Alstone. Cheltenham Dolman Mrs. 93 Ryecroft st. Glo'ster DrewettMiss,King's Head htl.Oirencstt

Despard Rev. Goorge'M.A. St. Luke's Dominy Mrs. 2 Hillview villas, Hew- Drinkwater Joseph, Stubton house,Slad

vicarage, Bath road, Cheltenham lett road, Cheltenham road, Stroud

Devenish Mrs. Hazelwood, The Park, Donald Mrs. Lisle house, Clare-nee sq. Driver 'Mrs. Lilly Hom house, Oak-

Cheltenham Oheltenham ridge Lynch. Stroud

Devereux Mrs. Hereford ho.Tewlresbry Donald W1rs. 6 Pittville ter.Cheltenham Droege Franz Ph.D. 1 College villas.

Devereux Norman B.A.Hereford house, Donnery Frederick, The Common, St. College road. Cheltenham

Tewkesbury Bris.vels, Coleford Drury Geo. 31 Leighton rd. Che1tenhm

Devereux William Charles M.A. North Doogood Tom Wilson, 16 .A.l'bert place, Drury Mrs. 80 Conduit st. Gloucester

house, High street, Tewmesbury l'ittville, Cheltenham. Dmry .Mrs. 19 Henry rd. Glouooster

Devon Dowager Countess of, ~ Rod, Doogood William Henry, Blenheim vil. Duberley Mrs. St. Clair, The Park.

ney place, Cheltenham Belmont road. Cheltenham Cheltenham

Devonshire Miss, 19 Park rd. Glo'ster Doris. de Bretigny Mrs. Nash cottage, Ducar Mrs. The Ferns, Church road.

Devonshire Nisses, Bisley, Stroud North place, Cheltenham St. Mark's, Cheltenham

Dewdney Misses, Althorpe- ho. Lydney Dorington Sir John Edward bart.M.A., Dncie Earl of P.C., F.R.S., F.R.G.S'.

Dewey Rev. Herbert, Newnham M.P.. D.L., J.P. Lypiatt park, (lord lieutenant of the county),Tort-

Dewey George, 29 Heathville rd.Glo'str Stroud; 30 Queen .A.nne's gate; &; worth court, FalfieJ.d R.S.O. &i 16

Dewey'Harry. 27 Alexandra rd.Glo'str Athenreum&Oarlton c1ubs,LondonSIW Portman square &; Travellers' club

Dewey Henry, Trooegarville, Wotton Dorman Mrs.Bishopstone house,Bruns- W '& Athenreum &i Broob' cluhs,

St. Mary Without, Glouooster wick road, Gloucester London S W

Dewhurst. John Henry M.A., M.B., Dorman William Sansome. Bishopst<lne D11Ckham W.A..97 Oxford rd. Glo'ste1'

B.C. Campden S.O house, Brunswick road, Gloucester Dudbridge J.Skates hl.Chalford,Stroud

de Winter James Charles, Greenhouse Dosson Mrs. 12 Montpellier villas, Dudbridge John S.39London rd.Stroud

lodge, Sheepscombe. Stroud 'Cheltenham Dudhridge Stephen James,8Lansdown,

De Winton Capt. Thomas B.A., J.P. Doubleday John James, Ashburn villa, Stroud

Wallsworth hall, Sandhurst, Glo'ster St. James' square, Cheltenham Dudley Mrs. Eastville, iBeddord,

de Winton .A.1fred,Kemerton,TewkegIJry Douglas Edwin, Hanham lane, Kings- Tewkesbury

Diamond Miss, 68 'Henry rd. Gloucestr wood, Bristol Dufour Charles Westfield, Lower .Al-

Dick...Cunyngham Lady, Polefield,Hath. Douglas J.Cotswold vil. mey, Dursley stone. Cheltenham

arley road, Cheltenham Douglas John. The Firs, Bisley, Stroud Dugdale James J.P. Sezincot house,

Dickens Mrs. 4 Royal eres. Cheltenham Douglas Miss, I St. Lukels villas, 001- MoretDn-in-Marsh .

Dickenson Major Fiennes Boughton lege road, Cheltenham Dugdale R. 17 Kingsholm. rd. Glo'ster

Newton, Siston court, Bristol Douglas MTs. Ashchurch road, Ash- Duggan Mrs. Edward's college. ,South

Dicker B. The Elms,Twigworth,Glo'str church, Tewke.sbury Cerney, Cirencester

Dickerson Rev. Richard CharleS'. 'Selby Douglas William, Hanham lane. Kings- Duke Rev. Robert Richard M.A. Wes-

lodge, Cambray, Cheltenham wood, Bristol t<ln-sub-Edge, Broadway R.S.O.

Dickinson .A.1fred. Erne.st J,iP. Newark Dove Jacob, Hambrook house, Brist<ll (Wores)

park, Ozleworth,Wotton-under-Edge Dove Miss, Mt. Pleasant,Falfield R.S.O Duke Alexander, Sligo house, iPittville.

Dickinson George, SJoutham house, Dowdeswell !Mrs. .A.lbion villa, Hares- Cheltenham

Gratt<ln road, Cheltenham field, Stonehouse Duke Allen, Winslowe, Hewlett street.

Dickinson Mrs. 2 DelaOOre villas, Tivoli DowdeswellW.Rose cot.PrestJburyR.S.O Cheltenham

road, Cheltenham Dowding Mlrs. Broad st.Newent,Glo'str Duke Robert Everet, Hazelwood, Nails-

Dicks Ernest Alfred, Glen-Holme, Dowding Mrs. 42 Worcester st.Glo'ster worth, stroud

Tivoli road. Cheltenham Dowding WilJiam, Newnham Dumas Rev. James RA.• RSc. Gram-

Dicks Frederick, Tannt<ln villas, Tivoli Down&9 Clifton, Hartwell, King's road, ma.r school, Chipping- Sodbury

road, Cheltenham 'Cheltenham Duncan Miss, Tanglewood, Brown's

Dicks Jas. I Pittvilleo villas, Cheltnhm. Downeil Wm. Parsonage st. Dursley hill, Stroud

Dicks Walter James Manser, Pendower, Downing William G. High street, Wick- Dunford Misses, Naunton, Cheltenham

Fairmount rd. St. Mark's, Cheltnhm. war R.S.O Dunlop George James,The Hermitage,

Dickson Mrs. 2 Gloueeater row, Tew- Downs Miss,S Westfield terrace, Long- Fairmount road,St.Mark's,Cheltnhm

keS'bury ford. GIO'Ucester Dunn .A.lex.31 1St. Michael's sq. Glo'str
Didden Robt. 13 Brunswick sq.Glo'ster Downs P., !M.D. '36 Priory st.Cheltnhm Dunn Alfred John A.R.I.B.A. 3I St~

Digby-Worsley Emest .A.rthur, 10 Pern- Dowrick Mrs. Pemberton house, Mbion Michael's square, Gloucester

broke street, Gloucester street, Cheltenham Dnnn Edwin .A.1fred, Norton villa,

Dighton Oapt. John Henry J.P. Oak Dowson:H.J.Chester pk.Fishponds,Brstl Libertus road, ,St. Mark's, Cheltnhm

house, Newland, CoI~ord Dowswell Ohas. I~ High st.Tewk.esbry Dnnn J. Alms cot. Tutshill, Chepstow

Dighton Rev. Charles Edward M.A.• Dox!ley .An.d1'oew Robert, Law6s villa, Dnnn Miss, Mortimer house, Lans-

J.P. Vicarage, Maisemore,Glouoester Hales road, 'Cheltenham down road. Cheltenham
Dighton Allen Adair, Warwick house, Doyne MiSi, Lorett<l, Montpellier par- Dunseombe M. W. M8Jl~otsfield, Bristl

Portland street, Oheltenham ade, Cheltenham Dnn.9combe Matthew William, 'Short-

Dighton iFranciS' Prolbyn, Baynsford, Drake Mrs. 14 Promenade, Cheltenhm wood lodg-e, Pncklechurch, Bristol

Suff(}lk square, Cheltenham Draper Misses, Boderic house, Suffolk Dnnsford Arthur,Rowcroft ho. StrouiJ
Dighton :M~s. Fretherne, Great West- square. Cheltenham
Du-Pre Rev. Samuel, Rectory, Wor-

ern terrace, ,Cheltenham Dredge Henry, 3 Carlton place, Hew- mington, Evesham
Du Pr~ Miss, Worrnington g-range,
Dighton Probyn, 2 Blenheim terrace, lett street, Cheltenham

Oheltenham Dredge Richard William, Newnham Stanton, Broadway RS.O. (Wores)

Dimmer George, Cotteswold, Leek- Drew Rev. James :M.A. Vicarage,Wap- Durham Mrs.3 The Crescent,Tewksbry

hampton. Cheltenham ley, Chipping Sodbmy Dum William, Orchard street, Wot.-

Dingley Rev. Samn.el Richard B.A. Drew Rev. Wm. T. Hsnham, lliistol ton-under-Edge

The DenhB1ls, Frampton-on-Severn, Drew Benjamin, Pomfret house,Winch- Dntton the Rev. the Hon. FredericK

Stonehouse comb street, Cheltenham. Goorge M.A. J.P. .hlington cot-

Dipper John, Apperley green, Apper- Drew Edward, 2 Park view, :Bath road, tage, Bibury: Fairford 8.0

ley, Tewkesbury Rodborough, Stroud Dntton Douglas John Snrgeon-Lieut...-:.
Dix Charles O. Sunnyhill, Shirehamp- Drew Georgoe, Springfield villa, Vie- 0>1. V.D. Reine Barnes, Woodma:ri-
tona road, Cirencester
ton, Bristol cote, Dursley

382 nUT GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Dutton Henry .Arthur; I .Alpha. villas, Edwards Mrs. Sunny bank, Huccle- Emerton James, Lowmandale, Leek-

St. George's road, Cheltenham cote, Gloucester hampton road, 'Cheltenham

Dutton Joseph, 5 Regent st. Glo'ster Edwards Mrs. The Presbytery, Broad Emerton James Frederick, Lowman.

Dutton Mrs. I3 St. George's square, street, Chipping Sodbury dale, Leckhampton rd. Cheltenham

Ambrose street, Cheltenham Edwards Mrs. Willersey, Broadway Emerton Mrs. 2 Paragon buildings,

Dyer Arthur Edwin Mus.Doc. Malcolm RS.a. (Worcs) Bath road, Cheltenham

Ghur, Bath road, Cheltenham Edwards P. Ea. Lynne, StaplehI.Bristl Emery John AHred, Lyndhurst, Cin.

Dyer Miss, Northleach R.S.O Edwards Richard, 2 Highfield villas, derford, Newnham

Dyer Mrs. 43 Wellington st. Glo'ster Tutshill, Chepstow Emery WaIter, J;O Devon road, Fish-

Dykes W.Rock viI. Fishponds, Bristol Edwards Thomas, Langmora villa, ponds, Bristol

Dynlham Miss,16 Royal cres.Cheltnhm Leckhampton road, Cheltenham Emmott WilIiam Rhodes, Horton hall,

Eadon Henry GeorgeBaileyB.A.,Ph.D., Edwards Thomas, Waters road, Two Horton, Chipping Sodbury

M.D. Elleray, Hambrook, Bristol Mile Hill, Bristol Engle1ield Arthur, The Cottage,Crom-.

Eadon W. F. B. Hambrook' crt. Bristol Edwards William, Whitmore house, well street, Gloucester

Eager 1R.,M.D.Northwoods,Winterbrne Prestbury road, Prestbury R.S.a English George Robinson Scott, 72

Eales Rev. Ernest F., M.A. Vicarage, Egglestaff Frederick Charles, Park Winchcomb street, Cheltenham

Bream, Lydney house, Frampton Cotterell, Bristol English Mrs. 4 London rd. Stroud

Eales Miss, ! Lansdown villas, Lans- EkinsCpt.F.Hayes cot.PrestburyR.S.O English Richard, 52 London rd.Stroud

down crescent, Cheltenham Eking Miss, 2 Tatchley villas, Prest- English T. H. 58 Weston rd. Glo'stel'

Eales Miss K. 13 Lansdown cres- bury R.S.O English Thomas William, 12 Upper

. cent, Cheltenham Elbrow D.Crew's hole,St. Geo. Bristol Dorington terrace, Stroud

Eales Miss L. 14 Lansdown eres- Elcho Lord D.L. Stanway house, Ensor Miss, 5 Spa buildings, Moht-

cent, Cheltenham Winchcomb RS.O.; &; 62 Cadogan pellier, Cheltenham

Eamer J. G. 25 .Alvin st. Gloucester square &; Carlton club, London SW Epps Edward, Moreton-in-Marsh

Earee Rev. R.B.Miserden, Cirencestr Elcum Surgeon-Major Donald M.D. Erskine George David, 7 Montpellier

Earengey W. G. 79 High st.Cheltnhm 40 Montpellier ter.I'1ace, Oheltenham terrace, Cheltenham

EastMrs-.Morningside,Prestbury RS.O Eldon Earl of D.L., J.P. Stowell pk. Escott Frederick, Oldland, Bristol

East William Albert, Gatcombe park, Northleach RoS.O.; &; 43 POl'tman Escott Miss, 2 Park pI. Cheltenham

Minchinhampton, Strond square W .&; CaTlton club S WLondn Eshelby D.W.,M.D.Frocester, Stoneho

Easterfield E., M.A. Hostel, Lans- Eldred Ezekiel, The Filbert'l, Stroud Essex M. Fir Tree cot.Horsley,Strond

down road, Cheltenham road, Glouceste:c Essex Mrs. 88 Henry rd. Gloucester

Easterfield Edward, Cora-Linn,Church Eley William, I Fern dale, St. Estcourt .Albert, Hampden house,

road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham Michael's square, Gloucester BaTton street, Gloucester

Easton Ernest, I Northwick villas, Elischer Mrs. Cheverel, Western rd. Estconrt A. F. 32 Conduit st.Glo'ster

Douro road, Cheltenham ' Cheltenham Estcourt C. W. 60 Weston I'd. Glo'str

Eaton 'Charles Edward, I Douro Ellacombe Rev. Canon Henry Nichol- Estecourt O. 2 .Alexandra rd. Glo'ster

villas, Douro road, Cheltenham son M.A. Vicarag-e, Bitton, Bristol Etkins William James, Glandwr,Inns.

Eaton Henry, I2 Leamington place, Ellam E., B.A. Dormer, Lansdown worth lane, Wotton St. Mary with-

Pittville, Cheltenham road, Oheltenham out, Gloucester

Eaton Mrs. Edendariff, Lansdown Ellery Andrew, Kings'Wood, Bristol Eustace John George, Fern cot-

road, Cheltenham Ellery Mrs. Elm view, Downend,Bristl tage, Stow-on-the-Wold S.O
Eaves Mrs.Brooks Idg.ThePk.Chltnhm Ellett Robt. Oakley cot. Cirencester ~vans Rev. Edward Williams, Rec·

Edgington John William T. The Villa, Ellicott His Honor Judge Arthur tory, Beverston, Tetbury

Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Becher M.A., J.P. The Culls, The Evans Rev. John, Eastcombe, Stroud

Edginton Miss, The Villa, Stow-on- Slad, Stroud Evans Rev. John B.A. 2 Rosedale

the-Wold S.O Ellicott Right Rev. Charles John D.D. villas, King's road, Cheltenham

Edginton Mrs. Stow-on-the-Wold S.O The Palace, Gloucester Evans Rev. William, 15 Pittville lawn~

Edis Mrs. Zenatta, Churchdown, Elliat; Major-Gen. Henry RiversdaIe, I Pittville, Cheltenham

Cheltenham Fauconberg vils.Bayshill rd.CWtnhm Evans Rev. William Jones, Vicarage,

Edmonds Paul Nettleton, New Mills Elliott Charles Hugh BabingtoD, Hill 9<?aley, lDursley .

court, Slad road, Stroud house, Winterbourne, Bristol Evans AHred, Hanham, Bristol

Edney W. 20 Montpelier vils.Chltnhm Elliott J'Ohn, 15 Bru.nswick square, Evans A. Brimscombe court, Straud

Edrupt R. W.30St.Michael's sq.G1o'str Gloucester Evans Benjamin Frank, 3 Lennox

Edwardes Thomas Dyer J.P. Prink- Elliott John, 45 Slad road, Stroud 'villas, London road, Cheltenham

nash Park, Stroud Elliott Miss, 33 Leighton I'd. Cheltnhm Evans Edward E. Thrupp, Stroud

Edwards Rev. Basil M.A. ;Rectory, Elliott Misses, Augustine villa, West- Evans Fred, 71 London I'd. Gloucester

Ashleworth,' Gloucester ern road, Cheltenhnm Evans F.Rosedale,Glo'ster rd.Chltnhm

Edwards Rev. David M..A. Stancombe, Elliott Mrs. Mount Pleasant, Hors.. Evans J. S. Wycliffe coll. Stonehouse

. Stinchcombe, Dursley ley, Stroud Evans Jabez,Cotteswold ter.Tewkesbry

Edwards Rev. Edgar William M.A. Elliott Mrs. Priory house, Shire- Evans J.Bodalla ho.Hucclecote,Glo'str

. The Old Rectory, Avening, Stroud hampton, Bristol . Evans James, The LaurelS', Ruar-

Edwards Anthony O'Reilly, Roseleigh Ellis Col. Charles John, Leslie lodge, dean, Micheldean R.S.O

(west), Thirlestaine road, Cheltnhm Tivoli road, Cheltenham Evans John,Harrington house,Hather-

Edwards B. Montpellier, Spa, Glo'ster Eills Christopher, Thornham house, lay road, Cheltenham

Edwards Burman Morcombe, SY'- Painswick lawn, Cheltenham Evans J. B. 18 Honyatt I'd. Glo'ster

denham road south, Cheltenham Eilis Edmund Viner,Sherborne house, EvansJ.Bowle,2otansdown pl.Chltnhm

Edwards 'Charles, .2 Glendale villas, Spa Toad, Gloucester Evans Mrs. Atherrstone, Hale's road,

King's road, Cheltenham EJis George Viner, Severn Bank ho. Cheltenham

Edwards Charles, Havelock house, Minsterworth, GIOl'l.Cester Evans Mrs. Brimscombe ert. Stroud

Bath rQad, Cheltenham Ellis Miss, ChedwQrth S.O Evans Mrs.Peri villa', Bristol rd.Glo'stl"

Edwards F. I4 Rotunda ter. Cheltnhm Ellis Misses, Sevem Bank house,Mins- Evans Mrs. Queen's squa.re, Winch-

Edwards F. 20 Grosvenor st. Chltnhm Wrworth, Gloucester comb It.S.O

Edwards Horace, Herbert 'Villa, Chad- Ellill Moleswornh Limited, Cartwright EvansMrs.Weston ha.PittvUe.Chltnhm

ton Kings, Cheltenham Frederick,12 Pittville lwn.Cheltnhm E'vans Mrs. Llewellyn,2 Naunton Park

Edwards James, &lesbome, An- Ellis Mrs. Apsley lodge, Pittville villas, Old Bath Toad, Cheltenham

doversford R.S.O circus, Cheltenham . E-rans Peter,Bownham cottage/Brims-

Edwards John, Drummond bonse,UIf- Ellis Thos. S. 6 Cla;rence st. Glo'ater combe, Stroud '

per Eastville,. Fishpond, Bristol EliDe» .A-r+tbur, Oldland, Bristol Evans P. J., J.P. Burleigh crUltrond

Edwards Miss, 4 Cambridg~ terrace, ElmslieMrs.:rg Lansdown par.Chltnhm Evans Mrs. S. Beach ho.Bitton,Bristol

Westbury-bn·Trym. Bristol Elsom Rev. Sidnsr J.P. Forest villa, Evans T. Tutshill lodge, Chepstow

Edwards Miss, Havelock house, Bath Yorkley, Lydney Evans Walter Edward, 50 Lower

road, Cheltenham Elwell Rev. Alfred, Ingleside, Queen's Barton street, Gloucester

Edwards Misses, Hailes, WiIwh- road, Cheltenham Evered Rev. Ranulph Hamilton M.A.

combe R.S.O Elwes A.L.,J.P. Stratton ho.Cirencstr Newland, Coleford
Edwards Mrs. El Teb cottage, Bis- Elwes Henry John J.P.,F.Z.S., F.L.S. Everill RCharlton,Westoury-on-Trym

ley road, Stroud OoIesoorne pk. Andoversford RS.O Evers-Swindell Wilfrid, Bownham

Edwards MrS. Foss lodge, ,sheep Elwe5 Mrs. Ampney cottage, .A.mp- grange, Bodborough, Stroud

street, Cirencester ney CroCN, Oirencester Ewart Miss, The Edge, Strond

Edwards Mrs. Haw house, Oll"tlston, Ely Mrs. r Berkeley villas, Bristol Ewb8nk Henry, 5 Eerkeley place,

.Almondsbury R.S.O road, Gloucestel' High street, Cheltenham

Edwards Mrs. :I Priory parade, High Embrey George F.C.S. Belmont, Eyre Col. Gervas Selwyn, Hudnalls

street, Cheltenham Brunswick road, Gloucester house, St. Briavels, Cotetord

COURT DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. FOR 383

EyreRev.A.O.,M.A.69London rd.Gl'str Fenwick J. 21 Lansdown par.Cheltnhm Fl~'lIling Rev. Arth1la:" E., IMl.A. II

Eyre Mrs. Kingshill, Dursley Fenwick T. Fitz-Roy, Thirlestaine ho. Heathville road, Gloucester

Eyres Mrs. Dumbleton hall, Evesham Bath road, Cheltenham Fletcher Charles M. CoIne house,Lans-

Ezra Ezekiel, Stanhope 10dge,Queen's Ferguson George Bagot M.D., M.A. down parade, Oheltenham

road, Cheltenham .A.ltidore villa, Pittville, Cheltenham Fletcher Frederick Edward, iBerkeley

Face Frank, I Cedar "ilias, Bath rd. Ferguson John, Belmore house, Bath lodge, 'Hewlett stree-t, Cheltenham

Rodborough, Stroud road, Cheltenham Fletcher Hy.Studd J.P.Lydbrook, Ross

Fair John, Bisbrook, Charlton Kings, Ferguson Mrs. Eden holme, Cleeve I'd. Fl6tcher John, iBrenta, Leckhampton

Cheltenham Cheltenham road, Cheltenham

Fairbairn Rev. Robert Gordon, 22 Fe,rguson William Henry, 2 Hatherley Flewher In. 30 Regoent st. Gloucester

Clarence square, Cheltenham place, Sit. Stephen's rd. Cheltenham Fletcher Miss, Church house, Minster-

Fairfax Rev. Charles Henry M.A. Fergusson William Balfour [MI.D., C.fM. worth, Gloucester

Rectory, Dumbleton, Evesham Haze~buTY, Painswick, Stroud Fletche·r Miss, Dyffryn, Painswick rd.

Fairweather Thomas Lay, Brockley Fe,rnald Horatio Pilsbury, Alma house, Cheltenham

house, Lansdown, Stroud Rodney place, Cheltenham Fletcher Miss', 26 Selkirk st.Cheltenhm

Falcon Mrs. Doynton house, Bristol Ferrabee Howard, Chalford, Stroud Fletcher Mrs. B1edington, Chipping

Falconar Henry BarcIay, Sherborne Ferrahee In. Hyde, Ohalford, Stroud Norton

villa, Avonmouth, Bristol Ferrabee Misses, Edgecomb81 house, FJ.e.tcher Mrs. Oro-xdale villa, Moreton-

FaIkener Miss, 4 Segrave place, Pitt- Brimscombe, Stroud in-Marsh

ville, Oheltenham Ferrabee Mrs. 25 Lower street, Stroud Fletcher Mrs. Ivy lodge, Tivoli road,

Fallon Rev. William Skillicorne M.A. Ferris Wm. O. 81 London rd. -Glo'ster Cheltenham

Rectory, Withington, Andovers- Ferriss Timothy John, Ellei'slie-,Barn- Fletcher Mrs. Regent street, Lydn.ey

ford R.S.O wood road, Wotton St. Mary With- Flewett Thomas, Lynbury, Prinoos rd.

FaIlon Henry, I Hatherley villas, Ti- out, Gloucester Oheltenham

voli place, Oheltenham Ferryman Gen. Augustus Halifax O.B. Flood L. Warmley viI. Warmley,Bristol

Falls-Little Mrs.5 Lypiatt ter.Chltnhm Winterbourne, Painswiok, Cheltnhm Flook .Alfred John, 12 Belgrave terrace,

Farbridge Miss, I Argyle place, The Fewings J.H. Ferndale, Bream, Lydney Kingswood, Bristol

Park, Chelte.nham Fewster Anthony,Stratton, Cirenceoster Plook J. I Argyle viis. Bisley rd.Stroud

Farmer FrancIs, 17 Park rd. Glo'ster Field Alfred John, 6 Rodney place, Flower Laml'ock F. Bitton, Bristol

Farmer Mrs. 2 Oxford place, London Cheltenham S~arp- Fluck Miss, I Barton viIs. Tewkesbury

FarroradM, rsC. h2e2lteAnllhaSmai~ts' rd. Oheltnhm Field Frederick, Dock hOUse, Fluck Nathaniel Clissold 16 Brunswick
ness, Berkeley square, Gloucester '

Farrant 'Mrs.29 St.~lchael's sq.Glo'str Field J. Norcott, Preston, 'Cirencester Fluck Richard, 40 High st.Tewkesbury
Farrer Rev. FrederlCk M.A. ~etcory, Field Mrs. Battledown gates, Hales I'd. Fluck Tbos. 95 Park End I'd. Gloucestr

Bourton-on-the-Hl.Moreton-m-Mrsh Cheltenham Flux Misses, I Bromley teTrace, Tower

Farthing Mrs. St. Mark's villas,Glou- Field Mrs. Del Rey house, Moorend street, Cirencester

cester road, Cheltenham Park: road, Cheltenham Foaker iMiiss, I Paragon terrace, Bath
Faulkner Rev. -George Richard M.A., Fieldin~ .lames, 36 Weston rd.Glo'ster road, Cheltenham

D.D. Lindum house, Cirencester Fifoot Thomas, 'Bank house, Kings- FoIl Hattil Edward, Fernegrov81, The

Faulkner Rev. Henry Jackson Hard- wood, Bristol Mythe, Tewkesbury

castle B.A., J.P. St. Bartholomew's Finch Miss, Brookfield, Church down, Foll Mrs. The Priory BishOp's Cleeve,

vicarage, Lower Cam, Dursley Oheltenham Cheltenham '

FauIkner Frederi?k Arthur, 6 Keyns- Finlay Maj.-Gen. Henry Montgomery Folliott J. Bt 394 High st. Oheltenham
ham pa.rade, HIgh street, Oheltnhro R.A.Lisnamoe,Lansdown rd.Chltnhm Foord Maj .-Gen. William Octavius,
FauIkner John ~.P. Benbow house, Finn John, Cliftonvme., Kingsholm I'd. MiseTden house, Cirencester

Kempsford, FaIrford S.O Gloucester Foord Edward B. I Ashford villas, Ash-

FauIkner G.A. 3 Pittville Iwn.ChltnhIn Firkins Miss, 28 Church st.Tewkesbury ford road, Cheltenham

Fawcett Rev. William M:A. Vicarage, Firth Charles Henry Bramley, Ash- Foote F. B. 192 Gloucester st.Cirencstr
Somerfor~ Keynes, Cnckla~e.
wicke hall, Marshfield, Chippenham Forbes Col.G.I3PittvilIe lawn,Chltnhm

Fawcett MISS, Southfield. Pamswlck, Fisher Major -Charles Hawkins, The Forbes Col. George H. A. Rockstowes,

Stroud . Castle, Stroud Uley, Dursley

Fawdry Mrs. Grettan road, Wmch- Fished Edwin. Undercliff, tLeckhamp- Forbes John Geor!!'e, IS Royal parade,
comb R.~.O.
ton, Cheltenham Bayshill road, Cheltenham

Fawkes Ma]or FranCls, Elmfie1d,OveI'- Fisher Frederick, The Elms, Patch- Forbes-Roherlson Farquhal', LangtDn

ton road, Cheltenham way, .A.lmondsbury R.S.O ladgoe, Charltart Kings, Cheltenham
Fawkes A. F. L. SS ~ansdown, Stroud Fisher Frederick William, The Avenue, Ford Rev. George Henry B.A.Vicarage,
Fawkes Fdk. H. BrlIll~combe, Str~ud Churchdown., Cheltenham . Great Badminton S.O
Fa;:~ G~orgSt ~wm, The FIrs, Fisher G. Park vw.Mangotsfield,Bristol Ford Rev. Geo. H. Avonmouth, Bristol
FFFa:;;klSr~esu~cdS:o~GQ~se.a, e£rt.on;:r.ihfuafnignDIeho.ow. nECflaidsrtc~Santm~h~edr,
Fisher G. Park view,Staplehill, Bristol Fo.rd Rev. James Madden B.A. Rec-
Fisher Horace, Ashley manor. Charl- tory, Yate, Chipping Sodbury

ton Kings, Cheltenham Ford Rev. Samuel J. High street, Min-
Fisher John Ambrose, Shoeephouse, chinhampton,. Straud
Fayers J.Washbrook, The Edge,Strond .TufHey avenue, Glouc~ster .
Ford Alfred, HIgh street, Stonehouse

Fear Ernest William, St. Stephen's vii. FISher Mrs. 4 ColumbIa pI. Wmch- Ford C. Rockhampton! Falfield R.S.O
.comb str~et, Chel~~am
Princes road, Oheltenham Ford H. G. C) BrunSWICk. r4. Glo'ster

Featherstone William Henry 17 Brook FIsher Regmald WIllis, The Cottage, Ford John, Henburv, Bnstol

street Gloucester' Westbury-on-S.evern, Newnham Ford John Charles, Oak villas, Cburch-

Fedden Henry J.P. Fernhill, La.wrence Fisher Thomas Henry, Tenbury villas, down, Cheltenham

Weston Bristol Tufiley avenue, Gloucester Ford John Hy. 28 Park I'd. Gloucester
Feeney Mi~s Holm Dene, Cleeve road Fisher Thos. M. 3 Oriel tar. Oheltnhm Ford Joseph Benjamin, Trym lodge,
Chelt&nhaln • Fisher WaIt.The Green,.A.lvestonR.S.O Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol

Felton Misses, 2 Eden villas, King's Fis~er William Henry Oox, Rock villa, Ford Misses,28Lansdown cres.Chltnhm

road Cheltenham BIsley road, Stroud Ford Mrs. Market place, Berkeley

Felton' Mrs. 8 Christchurch "ilias, Fitz William, 2 Oharlton villas, London Ford Mrs. Nashville, Hales rd.Chltnhm

Malvern road, Cheltenham. road, Cheltenham Ford Mrs. Pendenny, Staplehill, Bristl

Felton William Frederick, The Elms, Fitzgerald Frederick Charles, I East- Ford Mrs. The Green, Sheepscombe,

Stratton, Cirenooster bOUl'ne villas, College rd. Cheltenhm Stroud

Felton WilIiam Richard, I Oheltondale Fitzgerald Robart W. P•• B.A. The Ford Rowland, I Upland villas, Spring-

vls.Orrisdale ter.College rd.Ohltnhm Yews, Dley, Dursle'Y field road, Stroud

Fenn Rev. T. W.Mythe I'd.Tewkesbury FitzGibbon John Arthur, Yate cottage, Ford Samnel, 75 London rd. Gloucester

Fennel' Frank, GlenvaIe, Hewlett road, Chipping Sodbury Ford S. Rockwood, Ayl!burton, Lydney

Oheltenham Fitzhadinge Lord J.P. Berkeley Forde Miss, Chandos, Langton Grove

Fenning George, 2 Ewlyn villas, Leek- castle, Berkeley road, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham

hampton, Cheltenham. Fitzhugh Frederick, Ooombe. lodge, Foreshew Miss, Withington, Andovers-

Fenton Major George, Ben Vennie, King's road, Cheltenham ford R.S.O

Battled.own,Oharlton Kings,'Ghltnhm Flamsteed Rev. .A.lvery Richard Dads- Forester Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Emilius

Fenwick Rev. John Edward Addison ley M.A. The Vicarage, St. George, John Weld, Gretton house, Winch-

M.A. Thirlestaine house, Bath road, Bristol comb R.S.O

Cheltenham. Flecker Rev. William Henry M.A., Farrest Thos. F. The Querns, Cirencstl'

Fenwick Capt. Charles Harry, The Bar- D.O.L. Shelbourne I'd. Cheltenham ForsterMiss, Coin Saint .A.ldwyn's,

tons, 'l'etbury, Fletcher Ohas. 82 Weston I'd. Gloucestr Fairford S.O

384 FOR GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

Forster Arthur Graham Foljambe Francillon MisS', 5 Stroud rd. Gloucestr' Fudge Thomas, Sandown villa, Sum.
M.B. Spa buildings, MOD'tpellier, Francis Maj.-Gen. Arthur, I Kenil- merhill road, St. George, Bristol

Cheltenham worth villas, St. .Ann's rd. Oheltnhm Ful10rd Rev. Frederick John M.A.
Forster Mrs. Tetbury street, ~chin- Francis Rev. William E. Devonshire Vicarage, Flaxley, Newnham

hampton. Stroud terrace, Moreton-in-Marsh Fuller Gen. Charles Bowdler R.A.

Forster Stuart J.P. Postlip hall,Winch- Francis A. W. Horfield castle, Bristol Broadlands, The Park, Cheltenham

comb R.S.O Francis Edward, The Bryn, Stow-on- Fuller Mrs. 1 Southfield villas, West-

Forsyth-Grant Miss, .A.rdmore Park pI. the-Wold S.O bury-on-Trym, Bristol
Fmncis Fred, 23 Lansdow.n terra~, Fuller Rose, The Grange, Malvern
Cheltenham

Forsyth-Smith Miss, 4 Ashling villas, Malvern road, Cheltenham road, Cheltenham

High street, Cheltenham Francis F. 11 8 'London rd. Gloucester Fulljames Miss, Old Vicarage, Ashle-

Fortt Robert, 6 Oxford par. High st. Francis Richard Gay, Millbrook, Broad- worth, Gloucester

Cheltenham well, Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Fulljames Robel't Charles, Old Vicar-

Forty Daniel Herbert, Mbrook, Wot- Francis Thomas, I Linden villas, iLin- age, Ashleworth, Gloucester

ton-under-Edge den road, Stroud road, Gloucester Fulton Edmund M. H. Elmhurst,

Forty Frank, Portmore lodge, St. Franklin A. .T. 20 Berkeley st. Glo'ster Suffolk lawn, Cheltenham

George's road, Cheltenham Franklin Frederick Richard, Holmleigh, Furber Frederick, Holly lodge, St.

Fossett Rev. William Stewart, Vicar- Charlton Kings, Cheltenham George, Bristol

age, Acton Turville, Ohippenham Franklin Miss, Willersey, Broadway Furher Henry, Walmley hill, Kings..
Fost:er Rev. Bernar~ Knollys M.A.I'I'he R.S.O. (Wores)
wood, Bristol

King's school, Pltt st. Gloucester Franklin Mrs. 13 Archibald st. Glo'steT Pur'ber John, Cloudshill road, Se.
Fos~er Rev. HeI'bert Charles,.A.ll Saints' Frasel" Gen. George William, Grove ho. George, Bristol

Vlcarage, Low. Bart{)n st. Gloucester Montpellier grove, Cheltenham Furley Mrs. The Cleevelands, Prest-

Foster Rev. James, The Parsonage, Fraser Capt. James Kent, 13 Pittville 'bury R.S.O
Portlan~ street, Cheltenham
parade. Cheltenham FumessMrs.13Sydenham vils.Chltnhm

Foster Mliss, Cotswold house, Park rd. Fraser W. Woodbine villa, Willsbridge, Fussell G.,J.P.Hill side,Kingswd.Brstl

:e:mR:.G l o u c e s t e r .
Bristol Fusse11 Henry, Elm Tree house, Bell
Foster G. 2 Spa vils. G~oucester Frazer George, 3 Cirencester terrace,
Foster Sldney, Chur~hfi.eld villa, West- Corin street, Cirencester road, St. George, Bristol

Fussell Mrs. Ferndale, WarmleY,Bristl

bury-on-Trym, Bnstol . Fream Ralph, Fairview villas, Stroud Fussell Philip J.P. Fair view, Kings-

Foster Thomas Nelson J.P. Allt Dmas, road, Gloucester wood, Bristol

Overt:0n road, Cheltenham Free Thomas, sen. Ryde villa, Fish- Gabb Miss, Sand pits, Cam, Dursley
Fountame Rev. Jam~s M.A. ~ms- ponds, Bristol
Gabb Misses, 11 Selkirk par.Cheltnhm
mere ho. ~anor rd.~lshponds,Bnstol Freeman Capt. William, Manor house, Gabb Mrs. Tillsdown, Cam, Dursley
FourakeT Miss, 17 Kingsholm square, Beckford, Tewkesbury Gabbett Mrs. Woodmancote, Dursley

Gloucester . . . Freeman Miss, Campden S.O Gabell Rev. Arthur C. Abbotts dene,

Fowler Rev. FranClS 'Harvle M.A.Vlcar- Freeman 'Miss, Moreton-in-Marsh Charlton Kings, Cheltenham
age, Barnwood, G~oucester
Freeman Miss, Rock house, Frampton Gael Charles Edward B.A. Porturet
Fowler E. 9 Heat!tville rd. Glo~ces~r Cotterell, Bristol
house,Charlt{)n Kings, Cheltenham

Fowler Frank, HIgh street. Minchin- Freeman Misses, 53 Lewis la. Cirencstr Gainer Mrs. Downton house, Stan-

hampton, Stroud Freeman-Mitford AIgernon Bertram ley Downton, Stonehouse

Fowler Kenelm 'Carlos, .A.shchurch rd. C.B., D.L., J.P. &:, Lady Clementine, Gainer Mrs. Ebley, Stroud

Ashchurch, Tewkesbury . Batsford park, Moreton-in-Marsh; & Gainsborough The Earl of D.L., J.P.
Fowler Mrs. 2 Ashcroft vils.Cirenceste~ Carlton, Travellers' & Marlborough Coombe manor, Campden 8.0.;
Fowler Mrs. Brockley house, Loonard clubs, London & Carlt{)n & Junior United Service

Stanley, Stonehouse Freer Mrs.Silverdale,Hucclecote,Glo'str clubs, London

Fowler Mrs. Retreat house, Tetbury French George A. Sheep street, Stow- Gaitskell Mrs. Waldon house, Lans-

Fowler Mrs. The Laurels, London rd. on-the-Wold S.O down road, Cheltenham

FoTswterlteeberutr.yOCl.iivreenrceHsutemr phrey, 25 Doll French Robert, 2 Chatworth villas, Gale Charles Francis, Clovelly, .All
ar O. ld Bath road, CheItenha m . Saints' ro.ad' Cheltenham
I 'Fowler William Hi hfield Water lane Fr!skney John S. 5 Beaufort build- Gale Francls Sydney, 22 Lansdown

FoOwk~~'dJ~ SC.tr' ~;5 High st. Tewksbry'mFrg~sskn,ePyo-r!tolhannd.S.s.qCulaereev,e Chhilellt~en.hSa.mO Gaplaerad~ei,ssC,heLltaennghtaomn grove, Charl-
Fowles Samuel Old Town Wotton- Fnth Cynl, HillVlew house, "otton- ton Kmgs, Cheltenham
Fo~:ad:~ Edge ' 'unde r~-thEFdrdgk. e Gale WaIter Tyers Clovelly, All
Vicara e,Laos- Hy.
down, SGterooru~e LL.B. Kingswood, Bristol Saints' road, Cheltenham. .
g FrIth H.C. IX Low. Barton st. Glo'ster Gallop RG:: Barrow cot. Bltton,Brlstl

Fox Edward. Thomas, Southfields, Frost B;ev.William E. Mount Pleasant, Gamble EliJah, 7 Jersey place, Hew-

Woodchester Stroud Avenmg, Stroud lett road, Cheltenham
Fox Egbert, Rectory. Stanton. Broad- Frost Mrs.. 27 High st. Tewkesbury Gambl~ John, .~igh street,. Lydney
way R.S.O. (Wores) Frost W.Hill crest,~~ondsburyR.S.O GalllIIl1dge William, Greville house,

Fox Francis Frederick J.P. Yaoo Frowde Charles Wilham. The Hayes, Longford, Gloucester .

house, Chipping Sodbury Newent, Gloucester Gandy Mrs. Sussex house,Wmchcomb-
Fox Mrs. Beresford house, Barton st. Fruin Joseph, 7 Ormond terrace, street, Cheltenh~m
Gloucester Regent street, Cheltenham Gang Stanley, O.dbury Court rQad,

Fox Samuel, I Avondale villas King's Fry Chas. Eastover, Bitton, Bristol Fishponds, Bristol

road Cheltenham ' Fry Francis .Tamas J.P. Eversley, Gantillon Rev. P. J. F., M.A. Haw-
Fox S~uel Harcourt, 1 Avondale viIs. Leigh Woods, Bristol
thornden, Montpellier ter.Cheltnhm
Fry Frederic WaIter, Merlin Haven Gard~ner Mrs. 43 Regent st. Gla'ster
King's road, Cheltenham

Fox Samuel Henry Egerton villa Spa lodge, Wotton-under-Edge Gardiner C. 23 LEolnmdso,nRrudd. ~GwaloyuRce. Sst.e0r
road Gloucester' ' F r y G. Crew's hole, St.George, Gardiner J.
Bristol The

Fox T: B. Wistaria house, Newnham Fry Harry John, 2 Heam villas,Char!- Gardiner Mrs. Hamswell ho. Bath

Fox W. H. 2 Clarence street,Gloucester ton Kings, Cheltenham Gardner Rev. George Lawrence Har-
Fry James Samuel, ~gsw~lOd,Bristol ter M.A.M~s.Bac. .All Saints' vicar-
Fox-Warner Mrs. Campden 8.0

Foxall E. Rock ho. Ruspidge,Newnhm Fry John Lovell, Whltby villa, Upper age,.All Samts' road, Cheltenham

Foxton Miss, IO Selkirk par. Che1tnhm Eastville, Fishponds, Bristol Gardner Charles L.D.S.Irel. Ivy ho.

Foxwell .A.ndrew James High street, Fry Tom, Bank house, Sea mills, Barton street, Gloucester

Chipping Sodbury , Stoke Bishop, Bristol Gardner Charles, 3 Newland villas,

Foxwell Henry, Long street Wotton- Fry William, Aeton IIgar, Bristol Bisley road, Stroud

under-Edge ' Pry William Henry, Glenside, Ash· Gardner C. 6 Tower st. Cirencester-

Foxwell John Kyrle, Haw house, Wot- croft, Cirencester Gardner Charles Smith L.D.S.Eng.

ton-under-Edge Fryer Joseph, Micheldean R.S.O Ivy hOl;lse, Barton street. Gloucester

Foxwell Miss, Haw street, Wotton- Fryer Miss, 1 Gordonville. Moorend Gardner Daniel, 60 Brook st. Glo'ster-

under-Edge road, Cheltenham Gardner F.D.Up.Springfield rd.Straud

Frampton Edward F. St. Lawrence, Fryer Mislf, 27 Kingsholm rd. Gl{)'ster Gardner Henry, Wallsmead house,

Christchurch road, Cheltenham Fryer Mrs.Maitland ho.Spa rd.Glo'str Tuffiey avenue, Gloucester

Frampton Frederick William, Eglinton, Fryer Mrs.Severn 10. Tutshill,Chepstw Gardner Henry Tom, Compton villa,

Pittville circus, Cheltenham Fryer Robert H. Hillside, Coleford Victoria road, Cirencester

Francillion A.W. 100 Westan I'd.Glo'str Fryer William Henry, Rose bank, Gardner J. W.The Chipping, Tetbury

Francillon Henry J. Woodmancote ho. Clearwell, Coleford Gardner Joseph, Whitley, Leckhamp-

Dursley Fudge J esse, O:dland, Bristol ton road, Cheltenham

COURT DIRECTORY.] GLOUCESTERSHIRE. GOO 385.

Gardner Lewis s. A:i.e:xandra lodge, Gibbons A. H. 2 Tower st. Cirencester Gladwin Hamilton Fane J.P. Seven
Beeches green, Stroud Gibbons F. Daglingworth, Cirencester Springs, Cubberley, Cheltenham

Gardner Mrs. Gretton road, Winch- Gibbons John Skipworth J.P. Bod- Glanville R. 19 Clarence sq.Cheltnhm

comb R.S.O dington manor, Cheltenham Gledstone John, Fi:i.lwood house, Two

Gardner Mrs.New st.Painswick,Stroud Gibbons L.P.Uck:ng-ton fm. CheltnhJP. Mile hill, Bristol

Gardner Mrs. 43 Slad road, Stroud Gibbons Miss, I St. James' terrace, Glenny William Henry, Sirsa house,

Gardner Wiriam, Hawthorns, Tuf- Suffolk parade, Cheltenham London road, Che:tenham

fley, Gloucester Gibbs Rev. Thomas Crook M.A. Rec- Glorer Mrs. 48 MontpeIlier terrace,

Gardner William J.P.Prestwich lodge, tory, Coates, Cirencester Cheltenham

Pittville Circus road, Cheltenham Gibbs Francis Wi;liam, 5 Raymond Glossop Miss, Salisbury house, Swin-

Gardner W. J. Barton st. Tewkesbury terrace, London road, Cheltenham don road, Cheltenham

Gardom Edwin Theodore, Hillgrove Gibbs Henry Martin J.P. Down Amp- Gloucester & Bristol, the Right Rev.

house, Rodborough, Stroud ney house, Cricklade the Lord Bishop of (Charles John

Garland Mrs. Marshfield, Chippenham Gi'bbs Miss, Ridge house, Framp- EIlicott D.D.), The Palace, Glo'ster

Garlick John, Dougohton, Tetbury ton Cotterell, Bristol Glover Mrs. 14 Park End rd. Glo'ster

Garlick Mrs. Clemenatis cottage, Gibbs Mrs.A.blington mnr.Fairfrd.S.O Goatman Mrs.36 Wellington st.GIo'str

Shipton Moyne, Tetbury Gibbs Mrs. 9 DunaIly parade, St. Gobey G. C. 5 Spa road, Gloucester

Garne Misses, Manor house, South Paul's road, Cheltenham Gobey G. W. 5 Tower st. Cirencester

Cerney, Cirencester Gibbs ~Irs. Hill ho. Acton Ilgar,Bristl GobeyMiss,Oldbank,Cainscross',:Stroud

Garne Mrs.RoseviEe,Northleach R.S.O Giblbs Mrs. Mill house, Westerleigh, Godard John James, The Laurels.

Garner George Robert, Spring bank, Chipping Sodbury Bishop's Cleeve, Cheltenham

Hayward's Field, Stonehouse Gibbs Mrs. The Retreat, Downend, Godby William Henry, The Limes,.

Garnett Frank Nasmyth,.!.dsett court, Bristol Barnwood, Gloucester

Newnham Gibbs Thomas, St. .A1dam's Ash, Goddard Rev. Charles F. Vicarage,

Garnham Mrs. 2 Wellington parade, Pucklechurch, Eristol Clearwell, Coleford

London road, Gloucester Gibson Rev. Charles Edward M.A. 2 Goddard John William, Mirfield ho..

Garrard Rev. Edward Holland, Rec- Bayshill lawn, Parabola rd.Chltnhm Churchdown, Cheltenham

tory,LongMarston,Stratford-on-Avn Gibson Geo. P. 74 Weston rd. Glo'ster Goddard Miss, Brookland vir a, Cok

Garrard James Stephens, Fairview, Gibson W.Bowood,Tuffiey av. Glo'ster lege road, Cheltenham

Lyefield road, Charlton Kings, Giffard Rev. John Hardinge Leigh, Goddard Mrs. 4 Kilchberg villas, St.

Cheltenham Rectory, Cowley, Cheltenham Luke's, Cheltenham

Garrard Mrs. 12 Royal cres. Chltnhm Gifford Hon. Edgar Berkeley, Bourne Goddard Theophilus Bartlett, lOS-

Garrard Mrs. Ventnor villas, Cha,rl- stream, Wotton-under-Edge borne villas, Queen's rd.Cheltenham

ton Kings, Cheltenham Gifford the Hon. Mrs. lIS Dyer st. Goddard William, 82 Henry rd.Glo'st,r
Godden Walter Henry, East ~nd villa,
Garret John Dunnell, Woodroyd, Cirencester

St. Briavels, Coleford Gigg W. Mayfield pk.Fishponds,Bristl Lower BartQn street, Gloucester

Garrett George, sen. Bridge Yate, Gilbert Thos. 17 Arthur st. Glo'ster Godfrey Col. AIbert Henry J.P. The

Warmley, Bristol Gilbert William, Beaumont, Wat- Greenway, Shurdington, Cheltenhm

Gaskell Henry, 4 Park pI. Cheltenham ledge, Nailsworth, Stroud Godfrey Edward L. High st. Stoneho

Gaskins WaIter Augustus, 6 St. Gilbert-Day Rev. John M.A. Rectory. Godfrey Francis William, 14 Church

Philip's terrace,Gratton rd. Chltnhm Swindon, Cheltenham street, Tewkesbury

Gastrell Frederick,6 Park pI.Cheltnhm Gilby Misses, 2 Derby vinas, Douro Godfrey John, Two Mile Hhl road.,

Gathorne Mrs.5 Lypiatt ter.Cheltnhm road, Che:tenham Two Mile hill, Bristol

Gaultier Madame, Normandie house, Giles Mrs. Milton end, Fairford S.O Godfrey William, Weflt grange,Beeches

Cambray, Cheltenham Giles Mrs. Park ho. Downend, Bristol green, Stroud

Gaunt T. Ebley viI. Ebley, Stroud Gilham Richard, Aylburton, Lydney Godman Mrs.Banks Fee,Longborough".

Gauntlett A..24 St. Paul's rd. Glo'ster Gill Rev. William Thomas, Epworth ]doreton-in-Marsh

Gay Mrs. 4 Whitehall, Stroud lodge, Ashcroft, Cirencester GodseIl E. Cainscross house, Stroud

Gay T.J.The Cottage,Awre,Newnham Gill John, 4 Christchurch terrace, Godsell Edward 8.Salmon's ho.Stroud

Gayner F. Coneygre, Filton, Bristol Malvern road, Cheltenham GodseIl George WilIiam, The Grange,

Gayner Miss, Lower ha. Filton,Bristol Gill Mrs. 58 London road, Gloucester Stroud

Gazard John, Salter house, Berkeley Gi:I Mrs. 80 London road, GIoucester GodseIl James Uriah, Stratford court,
Gazard Robt. Canonbury st. Berkeley Gill Mrs. Mellington, London road, SfJroud

Gaze Thomas, 3 Hempstead villas, Charlton Kings, Che:ten'ham GodseIl Mrs. 85 Park End rd. GIo'ster

Southgate street, Gloucester GiIlanders Charles Alex. Clingre ho. GodselI Mri. Salmon's house, Stroud

Geddes Col. In. 4 Suffolk sq. Chltnhm Cam, Dursley Godsell Mrs. Selsley, Stroud

Gedge Rev. William Wilberford M.A. GiEett George, Hillside, Cirencester Godsell Thomas Henry, The LawJl,.

9 Lansdown crescent, Cheltenham Gillett John, Court ho. Campden 8.0 Beeches green, Stroud

Gee Mrs. 18 Howard st. Gloucester Gillett J. A. I Black Jack st.Cirencstr Godson William, Campden S.O

Geeves Mrs. 3 Cambray, Cheltenham Gillett Joseph O. Moreton-in-Marsh GodwiI! Alfred Dudley King,I4 Heath-
Gegg Joseph, II Tower st.Cirencester GilIham Jesse Joseph, Chester villa, .vin~ road, Gloucester

Gegg J. H.I83 Gloucester st.Cirencstr Painswick road, Cheltenham Godwin Edwd.I4 Heathville rd.Glo'str

George Rev. John, Ty Hyfrd, Cin- Gilling Mrs. Promenade ho. Cheltnhm Godwin F. 12 Pembroke st. Glouces\r

derford, Newnhaltl Giliingham Rev. Geo. Chalford,Stroud Godwin Frederick A.K.C. & J.P. The

George Alfd. 7 Tredworth rd. Glo'ster Gilliot C. Sydenham 10. Sydenham rd College, Northleach R.S.O

George Alfred William, Crosshill cot- Gillman Alfred Charles, Downfie:d Godwin James Colthurst, EIIinthorp,

tage, Tidenham, Chepstow • cottage, Stroud Stoke Bishop, Bristol

George FredeTick D. Elm villa, High Gillman Edward M. The Elms, Stow- Godwin Miss, Prospect place, Dursley

street, Oheltenham on-the-Wold S.O Godwin Miss, Staunton, Co:eford

George James, 39 London rd. Glo'ster Gillmore Mrs. Potter, Marlborough Godwin Mrs. 14 Heathville rd. Glo'str

George John Lane, The Fern, Rod- house, Montpellier, Cheltenham Golding Mrs. Tudor lodge, The

borough, Stroud Gillum Rev.Sidney George M.A.Vicar- Park, Cheltenham

George :lliss, Church st. Tewkesbury age, Pucklechurch, Bristol Goldingham Herbert, The Chipping

George Misses, Cherington pk.Stroud Gilmore Joseph A.llen, Sheffield lodge, houie, Wotton-under-Edge

George Mrs. 8 Bath place, Bath rd. Westbury-on-Trym., Bristol Goldsmith Colonel Edward Primrose

Cheltenham Gilpin Mrs. I Priory parade, High T. Tivoli lawn, Tivoli rd. Cheltnham

George Mrs. Moreton-in-Marsh street, Cheltenham Goldsmith Surgeon-Major Septimus

George Mrs. 10 Spa buildings, Mont- Gimblett J.Grove rd. Fishponds,Bristl James, 6 Royal crescent, Che:i.tnham

pellier, Cheltenham GingeII Mrs. Hill house, Tetbury st. GolightlyCapt.Robert Edmund D.S.O.

George William Edward, Downside, Minchinhampton, Stroud Brookside, Avening, Stroud

Stoke Bishop, Bristol GingeIl Wm. Marshfield, Chippenham Golightly Rev. Thomas Gildart M.A.

Gerrish J.Rounceval st. ChippingSodby Gissing Algernon, Willersey, Broad- Rectory, Shipton Moyne, Tetbury

Ghosley Hy. E. Salter st. Berke1ey way R.S.O. (Worcs) Gollop Chas. Jas. Oakfield, Lydney

Gibb William Alexander, Infirmary, Gist Major Francis J.P. The Cottage, Gallop Miss, High street, Lydney

Southgate street, Gloucester Kingscote, Wotton-under-Edge Gooch Mrs. The Lawn, Park place.

Gibbings Miss, 3 Royal parade, Bays- Gist Mrs. Charlton house, Tetbury Cheltenham

hill road, Cheltenham Gist-Gist Samuel,Wormington grange, Goodeve George WilIiam, Penstowe,

Gibbings Miss, The Chestnuts, The Stanton, Broadway R.S.O. (Worcs) London rd. Oharlton Kings,Chltnhm

Redding-s, Badgeworth, Cheltenham Gittins Mrs. 2 Richmond villas, Marle Gooding John Callender M.D. Stanner

Gibbins S. 40 Worcester st. Gloucester Hill parade, Che:tenham house, Suffolk lawn, Cheltenham

GLOU. 25

386 .GOO GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [ KELLY'S

, ,

Goodburn Mrs. 88 Oxford rd. 'Glo'str Grahatn Col. Robert' B. Glen Isla, GreenMisses,8a.lford"'ho .Prestbry'R. S. 0

Goodlake Capt. Henry Selwyn, Twyn- Douro road, Cheltenham Green Mu. Holmwood, Westbury-on-
ing pal'k, 'rwyning, Tewkesbury" Chaham A.Cotteswold ha. Tewkesbury , Trym, 'Btistol" •. , ," ' I

Goodrich William Wynne J.P.Coomhe Graham D. Stoke clff.Stapleton, Bristl Green Mrs. Jersey lodge,' Hewlett "rd.

lodge, Wotton-under-Edge, Graham G.Laurel bank,Downend,Btistl Cheltenham: '

Goodrick Rev. Alfred Thomas Scrope Graham Mrs. Benella, Painswick rd. Green Mrs: 'West "ilIa, Shurdington,
M.A.Rectory ho. Winterbourne,Bristl Chelt~nham ' . Cheltenham 't ' . '
,

Goodway Edward, Olapton, Bour- Graham Mrs. Clevedale,Downend,Brstl Green Wjlliam Frede1'ick, I Bath ter-

ton-on-the-Water S.O Graham Mrs. Ryecote, .. St. Luke's, race, Watermoor Toad, CiTenceste.r'

Goodwin A. J.2I Brunswick sq.Glo·str Cheltenham ' Green W. G. 25 Regent' st: Glol:l~ster

Goodwin Charles.. Mordiford lodge, Graham Mrs. Stanford road, Lydney Greene George, 132 'Oxford I'd. G:o'stt

London rd. Charlton Kings,Ch~tnhm Graham Robert J.P.Southmead,West- Greene-de Freville Major Edward Hy.

Goodwin John, Hughenden, West- bury-on-Trym, Bristol ' D.L., J.P.'(Cambs.), Brockhampton

ern road, Cheltenham Graham-Clarke Leonard John M.A., park, AndoveTsford R.S.O

Goodwin Mrs. F.dward·s coUege,South J.P. Manor house,Frocester,Stoneho Greenslade Willi-am Aeraman, The

Cemey, Cirence~ter " Graham-Clarke Mrs. Manor house, Larches, Eastfield, Westbury-on-

Goodyere Mrs. Dineley, 20 Promenade, Frocester, Stonehouse Trym, Bristol

Cheltenham Grainge Thomas John, Thames lodge, Greenstreet William John M..!.

Goold Alfred Ernest, Newnham All Saints' road, Cheltenham Cainscross road, Strond '

Goold J()hn Arthur, Picton house, Granger'Richard Peyton, Wentwood, Greenus Harry, Long-hope R.S.O

Wellington parade, Gloucester Cromha:!, Falfield R.S.O Greenway C. Fernbank,Downend,Brstl

Goold Mrs. Little Dean, Newnham Gransmore Joseph, Niton villa, Sand- GreenwayE.53 St.George·s pl.Chltnhm

Gordon General John C.B.,J.P. Over- hurst road, Longford, Gloucester Greenway F. G:endale, Stapleton,Brstl

court, Bisley, Stroud Gransmore Mrs. II Kingsholm rd. Greenway John, Lansdown place,

Gordon .A1ex. Pucklechurch, Bristol Gloucester , Downend, Bristol

Gordon John H. Hoo villa, Deerhurst Grant 'G.H'3Newton pl.Kingswd.Bristl Greenway Mrs. Broomhill house,

WaIton, Tewkesbury Grant Henry Sanders, Ninnage lodge, Stapleton, Bristol

Gordon Mrs. 8 Hatherley place, St. Chaxhill, Newnham Greenway Samuel, 3 Knowsley parade,

Stephen's road, Cheltenham Grant Miss, 2 Ashford villas, Ash- St. Paul's- road, Che~tenham

Gordon Thomas EliSba M.D. Alma vil. ' ford road, Cheltenham Gregg James, Boulsdon house, Clif-

Chalford, Stroud Grant Miss, 4 Cloverdale lawn, Pains- fords Mesne, Gloucester

Gordon-'Canning RO'bert Francis, Hill wick road, Cheltenham Gregor Rev. Arthur George M.A.

house, Rartpury, Gloucester Grant Mrs. Chalford Hill, Stroud Drybrook, Micheldean R.S.O

-Gordon-Canning William James J.P. Grantham- Major Edward, 5 Lans- Gregory Benjamin, r Torquay villas,

Hartpury house, Gloucester down crescent, Cheltenham Selkirk street, Cheltenham

'Gore Capt. Thomas, Waterdale,West- Graves Mrs. Thirlestaine 10dge,Thirle- Gregory Edward James, Beechwood

bury-on-Trym, Bristol staine road, Cheltenham house. Montpellier, Cheltenham

'Gore Hugh Holmes, Arch house, John Graveson Mrs. Leahoo, Hewlett road, Gregory Henry Ohurchman,. I Keyn-

street, Shirehampton, Bristol Cheltenham sham bank, London rd. Cheltenham

('Gore Robert Laurence, I Dorset villas, Gray Bev. A. Arlington, Fairford S.O Gregory J'oseph, Magdalen villa, Lon-

Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Gray Geo. Herbt.' Moreton-in-Marsh don road, Tetbury

~'Gorham C.Haw st. Wotton-under-Edge Gray Jas. 83 Regent st. Gloucester Gtegory Miss, Mptle house, Kings-
, 'Gorm J. J. Low. Westgate st. Glo'ster Gray Jas. Edwd. Moreton-in-Marsh wood, Bristol

, Gorton Edwin, 8 Leighton rd.Chltnhm Gray John Cass()n,38 'Clarence square, Gregory William, Stanleyhouse, Hew-

, Gorton R. 32 Chester st. Cirencester Cheltenham lett street,' Cheltenha.m

~ Goslin Mrs. 3 Rodney ter. Oheltenhm Gray Joseph William, Cleveland viIs. Grenside, Waiter. Octavius, West End

'Gosling Frank S. High st. Lydney Shurdington, Cheltenham villa, 8 tratton;' Cil'encester

• Gosling John Chandler, Marsden, Al- Gray Miss, Willes'borough, Hales roa.d, Gresley Rev. Nigel Wa:singham M.A.

bany street, Cheltenham Cheltenham The RectorY'. Dursley

· ~Gosling Nathaniel, Ethelville, Church Gray Mrs. 74 High st. Tewkesbury Gresson Major Willilim Henry, Fern-

road. St. Mark's, Cheltenham Gray Mrs. 17 Suffolk sq. Cheltenham leigh, Lansaown road" Cheltenham

, "Gostage Mrs. Buckingham house,Wel- Gray Thomas,' Devonshire' terrace, Greswell Leonard Henry Charles, The

lington street, Cheltenham Moreton-in-Marsh Grange, Alveston R. S. 0

·'·Gostling G. 57 Lewis la. Cirencester Gray W. H. 64 High st; Tewkesbury Gretton Mrs. Coney Gree, Up. Hather-

· Gott Allan, Evenlode house, Even- Gray-Jones Thomas, Springfield, 1ey, Cheltenham '

lode, Moreton-in-Marsh ' Christchurch road,. Cheltenham Grey M-iss,2,Argyle pI. The Pk. Chltnhm

" ~ott Benjamin Scaue M.A., F.C.S. Greame Miss, The Grange, Pittville, Grey Miss, ,r Blenheim terrace, Port-
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'Corinium, St. Mark's, Cheltenham Cheltenham land street, Cheltenham

, Gough Rev. John M.A., LL.B. Vicar- Greaves Rev. Charles Reeves, Vicar- Gridlev Edward, 26 Priory st. Cbltnhm

age, Beckford, Tewkesbury' age Upleadon, Gloucester' , Grier T. 7 Montpellier vils.Cheltnham

Gough Alfred Edward, 2 Sunnyside, Greaves Rev. Talbot, Stok'e hOllse, Griffin Col. Robert Durie, Drake ho.

Tuffiey avenue, Gloucester StoM Bishop, Bristol , Malvern road. Cheltenham

"'Tough Arthur Edward, 15 ~eynsham Greaves Mrs.I Granley villas,Glouces- Griffin David, 43 Brook lit. Gloucester
Griffin J oseph, ,-S;aughter (Lower),
terrace, Hales road, Cheltenham ter road, Cheltenham

Gough Benjamin, High grove, Charl- Green Lady, Sidney lodge, Western Bourton-on-the-Water R.S.O

ton Kings, Cheltenham road, Cheltenham GJjffin Sam!. Cambridge, Stonehouse

"Gough Charles, Norman cottage, Wot- Green Rev. Edward RA. Vicarage, Gr,iffin William, Laurel cottage,Moor-

ton St. Mary without, Gloucester Beachley, Chepstow end road, Oheltenham

'Gough Mrs. 3 Arthur st. Gloucester Green Rev. John Edward M.A., Mus. Griffith Col. J o'bn Gilbert Erskine,

~Gould John, Chester st. Oirencester Doe. Farmcote wood, Guiting Fairfield house, Leckhampton road,

. Gould Mrs. Hafod, Shurdington, Power, Chilltenham Cheltenham .

Cheltenham Green Rev. John Fowler M.A. Vicar- Griffith Major John Charles J.P.Dean-

Goulding C. W. Woodmancote,Dursley age, Whiteshill, Stroud wood, Pittville Circus l'd.Cheltenbm

"'Goulding Frederick, Clarence cottage, Green" Abraham, Albert villa, Sel- Griffiths Mfi. Llanfair, Prestbury

Barnwood, Gloucester kirk street, Cheltenham R.S.O

. Gouldsmith J. D. Kemble, 'Cirencester Green ehas. Chesterton, Cirencester Griffith Mrs. Pretty edge, Sidenbam,

'Gover Hy. Compton, Greenfield.Bristl Green Charles Arthur, I Raymond Chepstow

Gover Mrs. Char~rove hou~e, Shurd- terrace, London road, Cheltenham Griffith Rd.32 Lansdown cres.Chltnhm
Green C. P.Welford,Stratford-on-Avon Griffiths Rev. Frederick William RA.
ington, Cheltenham

GowerRev.H.The Nook,Newent.Glo'str Green Edward A. Brewery house, Vicarage, Coalpit Heath, Bristol

Gower Mrs. Alma cot. Saul, Stoneho Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Griffiths Rev. George Pruen M..!.

Grace A. Hi~h st. Chipping Sodbury Green Edwinson, Windsorton, Lon- Hillfield, St. Mark's. Cheltenham

Grace A.H.High st.Chipping Sodbury don road, Cheltenham Griffiths Arthur D. Yorke villa, Cin-

Grace Edward Mills, Park house,. Green F. Hilton, Frampton court, derford, Newnham

Thornbury R.S.O Frampton-on-Severn, Stonehouse Griffiths Arth. F.The Grange, Bishops

Grace George Henry, Richmond place, Green Frederick Smith, Oak leaze. Cleeve, Cheltenham

Kingswood, Bristol Rudgway, Almondsbury R.S.O Griffiths Frederick Thos. The Grange,

Grac& Miss, Grove villa, Downend, Green G. E. Hillside, Tuflley, Glo'ster Bishop's Cleeve, Cheltenham

Fishponds R.S.O Green Henry, The Retreat, Barton Griffiths G. Maryport st. Berkeley

Graeme Col. Charles de .Tersey, 4 End, Nailsworth, Stroud GriffithsJ .Closeturf,St.Briavels,Colefrd

Bayshill lawn, Parabola rd.Chltnhm Green .Tohn George Glenleigh, The Griffiths John, Penn house, Kings-
G:ahamCapt. G .A.,J.P .Rednl)ck,D'~rslr Reddings, Badgeworth, Cheltenham woad, Wotton-under-Edge

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Griffiths Mrs. Campden 8.0 dwinnell Joseph, Camden lodge, Bisley Hall John Morris, Albert. villa, 5trat-

Griffiths Mrs. Elm lodge, Lansdown road; Strond ton, Cirencester ,

road, Cheltenham , " Gwynn John, Cl'owther, Friezewood, Hllll Joseph, Inglewood, Eldorado road,

Griffiths Mrs. Lloyd, The 'Granleys, Rudgway, Almondsbury R.S.O Cheltenham, ,
Church Toad, Stl Mark's, Cheltnhm Gwynne MIr~. Barto~ grange, Nails- Hall Jose-ph C.E. ,ROokville,' Vittoria

Grigg Mrs. Maythorne. Christchureh worth, Stroud' I ' walk, Cheltenham.
J Habgood Charles, ~aura co~tage. Old- Hall Louis Henry, Qhurch Lane farm,
road, Cheltenham ", I ,

Grimes Henry, Ivy cot. Stonehous~ bury Court road, Fishpondsf 'Bristol' Churcham, Gloucester
Grimes Miss, IS St. Michael's square, Habgood O.~JS~raits, Fisbponds,Bristl RallMrs. Church pI.Rodborough, Straud

.. Gloucester . , ' , i -Habgood J .•58 Cricklade st.Cirencstr Hall Mrs. Edward's college, &outh Ce1'4

Grimes Mrs. Beverley house.. Park rd. Hack Benj~1 4 Oxford place, Lon- ney, Cire-nOOster '. '

Gloucester " don road; Cl1eltenham , Hall Mrs. G:reenway villa., London road,

GrimesW.StonevlIe.King's rd.Chltnhm HaClk Harry; I ~Ashlingvillas, High >Charlton Kings, Cheltenham

<Grimes W. J.The Woodlands, Dnrsley street, Cheltenham , Hall Mrs. Vine cat., Longford, Glo'swr

Grim-mett William, Manor house,Stan- Hack S. 4S Kingsholm rd. Gloucester Hall S. Linden viI.Sandhurst, Glo'ster

ton, Broadway RS.O. (Worcs) . Hacker Charles Ash, Paisley, Bath rd. Hall William Sadier, Well close, Brock-

Grindley G. J. 13 Selkirk st.Cheltnhm Cheltenham', . worth, Gloucester

Grimes Harry, Barnwood, cottage, Haddon Mrs. Clarefield. ,Cleave roa.d, Hallam Rev. William Edward 1MI.A.

Barnwood, Gloucester Cheltenham - ' , Porch ho~se, Church street, Newent,

Grist F. Barn close, Nailsworth,Stroud Hadingham· Stepben . Wallace, The Gloncestm'

Grist G. A. 26 Park pI. Cheltenham Beeche6, Newnham Rallett Mrs. Elm view, Pucklechurch,

Grist Lawrence, The Beeches, Thrupp, RadIey Alfred, Harrington'house,Bour- Bristol

Stroud ton-on-the-Water R's.O Ha-Uett Wm. E. J. Selsley, Stroud

Grist Matthew, Me'rreWs house, Wood- Hadley Mrs. Cambridge, Stonehouse Hulling Mrs. Wick, Dursley

chester, Stroud Radnw Rev. William Elliot M.A. Vicar- HalliweU John, Irwell, Abibey t~rrace,

Grist Mrs.The Beeches,Thrupp,rStroud 'age, South Cerney, Cireneester Winchcomb R.S'.O

Grist Richard Lewis. Cotswold, Brims- Hadwen W. R 34 Brunswick sq.Glo'str Halpin WaIt. Chas. Parkend, Lydney

combe, Stroud Ragger Mlrs.' Uplands college, Slad I'd. RaI&ey Amold Tom, West End house,

Grist William Charles, Brookside,Chal- Stroud Wickwar RS"O

ford, Stroud Hague William, Sharpness, Berkeley RaIsey Sydney, Belgrave rd.Gloucester

Grogan Major Edward George. I Mont- Hailey Rev. Charles A., RA. (Jram- RaIsey Thomas, Southfield villa, WU:k..

pellier grove, Cheltenham ' mar sOOool,Long -Marston,6tratford- .war R. S.O

Grogan Rey. George W., M.A. Thorn- 'on-Avon - Ralsey W.A. High st. Wickwar RS.O

ville, Moorend road, Cheltenham Hailing Thos. Broomland house, Ox- Hama.r Rev. William, Rockview, Glou-

Groom Prof. T. T .• B.A.• D.Se. Royal fom pa-ssage~,CheUenham cester road, Cheltenham

Agricultural college, Cirencester Haime John, 39 Clarence sq.Cheltnhni Hamblin Charles, Northfield, Tetbury

Gr:olWenor Alfred· A., RA., M.R Hame Miss. 3 Belgrave terraee. Bel- Ramel Miss. Staunton house, Coleford

Oampden S.O grave road, Glouce'ster ' Hamilton Major-Gen. Thomas de
Grosvenor William, Greville lodge~ Haines Oapt. Stanhope, The Reddings, Oourcy V.C., J.P. Dunboyne. Pitt4

Church down, Cheltenham J ,Churchdown, Cheltenham ville, Cheltenham ,

'Grosrtmtll' Wilshaw William. B.A..,M.D. Haine. Alffed, Long-wells gI'een, Han- Hamilton' Miss, Glen Arbuck, The

18 Clarence street, Gloucester ham, Bl'istol' Park, Cheltenham

Grove Capt. Stanhop81 R.N., J.P. The Haines John- Pleydell Wilton, 20 Den- Hamilton Misses, Greville house, Grat4

Grove, Taynton, Gloucester mark road, Gloucester . ton road, Cheltenham

. Grol"e Miss, Cam:pden S.O Haines Mrs.' Moorwood house, Bagen- Hamilton l\Irrs. Montgomerie, 4 Cots-

Grove W. 11 Parliament st. Gloucestr don, Cirence&ter'" ·wold villas, Painswick. rd.Cheltenhm

Grover Miss, Edward's college, South Hames' Nigel' Decimus, T Rosewame', Hamlet HenTy,' 2 Rye villas, Selkirk

Cemey, Cirencester ' Denmark road,. GlouCester street, Cheltenham '

'Groves Isaac, WalnutTree-villa, King Haines Walter B.A, St.Chloe, Stroud Hammond Georgeo Edwllrd,. I NevU

Stanley, Stonehouse I Hale Major-Gen:' RobeTt J.P: Alder- villas, Hewlett road, Cheltenham

.vzGmIJb William Robe~ ~ Pittville par. ~,jey 'h()u~6t 'Wotton-under-Edge H~mmond 'Hel'bert. Somerset lawn,

Cheltenham ' H a l e Ohas-., B. London m. Gloucestr Southgate street, Glo-ucester

Gneret L.Castleford,Tutshill, :Chepstw Hale :I''.t FeTl'lMdeo; Hanbam, Bristol,· Hammonds- Gearge, The Hollies, Fish-

Guest-Williams, Rev. tWilliam Seller' Hale Georget, Two :Mile Hill road, Two ponds. Bristol " , ,

M.A. Vicarage, Painswick, 'Stroud" t Mile Hill, BristJol',·' . .',': . I - Hamper Mrs.' I Cirenoe\$ter' terrace"
Guilding Mrs. 37 London ro.Gloucestef Hale J. BiIson ho.Oinde~ord, N-ewnhm Corin street, Oirencester
Guinness Arthur'Percy Assoo.. M.lnst. Rale Willia.m., , Matthew, C!.avel"tOn, H8.nbid~e Mrs. lIa' Slad road', iStroud
a.E. Coombe, Wotton-under~Edge j Stoke Bishop, Bristol ' Hancock Rev. ,John Ml.A.' 8ta.p~et'On,
Guige Dowa~er Lady, Boxwell tollrt, Hal~ William Stather, The Elms.Bridge Bristol, '
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Wotton-under-Edge ,yate, Warmley, Bristol ",. Hancock Alexander. I EImgrove' pI.

Guise 0>1. Sir' William Francis George Bales Miss',:' iMereara, Hewlett· road, . FiShponds, Bristol ,
bart. D.L., J.P; Elmore rn. Glo'ster Cheltenham r. " . ' >" .'. . HSDCock Charles, The. Grey house,
Guise John W. Highfield vils.NeWnhm lIaIford Charles ·'Merrett,·~ ,M:illbrook Pnck1echurch, Bristol
'

Guise Misses, :BoxweR conrt" Wotton· place, Charlton 'Kings, Cheltenham Hancock Edgar,Rosedale, Ghurchdown,

nnder-Edge lIal!ord' Mrs.. Will4rsey, Broadway Cheltenham .

Guise IMIrs. Belmont house. 'Malnrn R.SI.O. (Worcs) . . ' , " 'I Hancock James; Milibrook house,Charl·

road, Cheltenham Hall Col. 'Henry Ge'o-I'ge, Lindon house, tun Kings, Cheltenham
Gnlland Surg.-Gen. Alex. Gnlland' :p., 36 St. 'Micnael'ssq-uare, "Gloucester Haneocks Alfred John, £evernda!e,Spa
M.D.MalvernHill ho. Pittvll.Chltnhm Hall Lieut.~O>I. George William Monk, ' road. Gloucester -
Gunn Peter, I TrafaI~ar place, St. 100 London'lroad; Gloucester •

Hancox Richard Wm.Waiter Nathaniel,
gan Rev. AI',; C.. /Pillowell, Yorkley; ·Dorvult Sapperton. ,Cirencester
Margaret's road, Cheltenham

Gunning J. W. 2 Gt. Western rd.Chlt Lydney - ,-,. , , ,,,.' Hanc<tt 'WaIter, Chalfo-rd, Straud

Gunning John William, ~ Great West. Hall Rev. Heriry M:A.. 't- Paragon tel'- Ifand Rev. William Patrick L., B.A.

. ern road. Cheltenham race, Bath :r6ad,: Cheltenham Vicarage. CoIn St. Aldwyns. Fair-

Gnrner MisS'e8. Pittville, Cheltenham Hall REw. John'M!eUand M.A. Rectory, ford S.O '

Gurney John, Cattylbrook house, Pem- Harescombe, StI'Qud .' Handler James William M.A., J.P.

broke !!treet. Gloucester Hall Rev. Robe'W M.A. The 'Vicarage, Fauconberg. Ovt!lI'ton rd. Cheltenhm

Gurney Joseph, Rosedale. Pembtoke Saw, Stonehou~e- . ~ Handley Saw,' Z3 Church st.Tewkesbry

street, Gloucester , Hall" Woodspring, St. Bri1ta!s, Hauds Rev. Alfred Watson A.K.C.L.

Gurney Thomas. Barton house, Lo-wer Brockweir, Chepstow (Mon). , 20 Lansdown crescent, Cheltenham

Barton street. Glouceste1-' Hall Alfred' Lee,' High strellt" Winen- Hands F. W. 48 Ciarence sq.Cheltnhm

Gurnev WaIter GeraId LL.B. 12 Wel- comb R.S.O . 'Hand8 Mrs. Campden S.O

lington 8rrnare, ,Cheltenham Ha.ll ChM'les.'HilIsboro.ugh, Leckhamp- Hands Mrs. 48 Clarence sq.Cheltenhm

Gwilliam William, Lea house, Dnnalleoy ton road, Cheltenham: - Handy ehas. 73 Park End rd. Glo'ster

street. 'Cheltenham Hall Edward. Esteourt house, Staple- Hankinson Rev'. Joseph. 2 Heightley

Gwinnell Alfred. Iron Acton. :Bristol ton, : B r i s t o l · · . villas, King's road, Cheltenham

GwinneU O. Srelsley vils.Selsley.Stroud Hall Frederick, 57 Lansdown, Stroud Hanks !Frank, 13 Grosyenor place stb.

Gwinnell Henry Augustus. Victoria Hall Henry, ~ Mose-Iey villas,Barnwood, Cheltenham

house. Tewkesbnry I'd. Cheltenham Gloucester Hanks Joseph. Naunton. Cheltenham

GwinnellMrs. TheKnapp, Sels!ey, Stroud HaP Hy.New town,Sharpness, Berkeley Hanks ~1iss, Naunton, Cb"ltenham

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Hanks Mrs. Ryecote, St. Luke's, Harris Capt. Hamlyn Hundingdon, Hart:and Mrs. Rosetta cottage,

Cheltenham The Conifers, Hambrook, Eristol Bollow, N ewnham

Ranman Charles Frede-rick,Frog castle, Harris ..lrthur James, Elm house, Hartland S. 16 Denmark I'd. G:o'ster

Longford, Gloucester Fishponds, Eristol Hartland T.Church st.Newent, G:o'str

Hann Lewis, Lindisfarne, Queen's rd. Hams Arthur R. St. White's house, Hartland W. High st.Newent, GIo'ster

Cheltenham Ruspidge, Newnham Hartley Rev. Christian, High street,

Hannah Rev. John, Park road, Lydney Harris Eenjamin, Downend road, Minchinhampton, Stroud

Hannam-a.ark Frederic F .RG.S. 10 Kingswood, Eristol Hartley William Dye, The Limal,

Royal parade, Eayshill road, Cbel- Harris Edwin, 10 Honyatt I'd. Glo'str King Stanley, Stonehouse

ienham & The Eungalow, Killcott, Harris E. H. 20 North pI. Cheltnham Harrtnell Rev. R, M.A. Rectory,Little~

Wotton-under-Edge Harris Frederick William, Sarnia, ton-on-Severn, Thornbury R.S.O

Hanson Rev. Henry Rastrick B.A. Rec- TufHey avenue, Gloucester place, HaVritcsharoargnee,BRleedvi•.ngJtoohnn,CAhisphpfionrgd M.A.
tory, Cranham, Stroud Harris George, 4 Kensington Nortn

Hanson Miss, 3 Eellevue place, High Fishponds, Eristol Hartshorne Thomas, Trenfie:d, El-

street, Cheltenham Harris George, Kingswood, Eristol dorado road, Cheltenham

Ranson RQbert, 75 Lower Earton st. Harris Hy. I Derby road, Gloucester Harvest Maj.-Gen. Edward Douglass.

Gloucester Harris James, South Cerney,Cirencstr Hollington ho. Hales I'd. Cheltnham

Hardeman John, Newnham Harris J.Watledge, Nailsworth,Stroud Harvest Lieut.-Col. Henry Lewis. 2:

Hardess Arth. 42 Park I'd. Gloucester Harris J. Ladybellegate ldg. Gloucstr Eattledown vils.Hales rd.Cheltenhm

Harding .Albert Confiers,Oldbury Court Harris John Powell, Elockley villa, Harvey Rev. Alfred James M.A. TOO

road, Fishponds, Eristol St. George's place, Cheltenham Vicarage, Shirehampton, Bristol

Harding Chas. J.P. UptQn gro.TetJbury Harris Josiah, Downend, Eristol Harvey Rev. William Hugh Peyton

Harding Chas. 50 Worcester st.Glo'str HarrisL.Gladstone ho. Up.Cam,Dursley M. A. Vicarage, Chipping Sodbury

Harding Charles Cater, Oldbury Court Harris Miss, Cudnell bank, Charlton Harvey Alfred M.B. Ewelme, Wes~­

road, Fishponds, Eristol Kings, Cheltenham bury-on-Trym, Bristol

Harding Edwin, 36 Lower Earton st. Harris Miss, Leonard Stanley, Stoneho Harvey Ernest, Cloudshill road, St.

Gloucester Harris Miss,S Pittville par. Cheltnhm George, Bristol

Harding George Dermott, Oldbury Harris Miss, Stow-on-the-Wold S.O Harvey Frederick, Hygrove house',

Court road, Fishponds, Eristol Harris Mrs. Bevon ho. Cam, Dursley Minsterworth, Gloucester

Harding Henry Percy, Station road, Harris M1\s.Bledingtn.OhippingNorton Harvey Henry Melville, Elmbridge-

Shirehampton, Bristol Harns Mrs. 2 Connaught buildings, court, Hucclecote, Gloucester

Harding James P. IHillfield, Dursley Wotton St. Mary without,Gloucestll' Harvey S. G. 97 Park End I'd. Glo'str

H3ll'ding James Palmer, jun. Long st. Harris Mrs. SI Falkner st. Gloucester Harvey Thomas Watts, Roseville laWll',.

Dursley Harris Mrs. 6 High street, Coleford St. George's road, Cheltenham

Harding Misses, Bledington, Chipping Harris Mrs. 23 Honyatt I'd. Gloucester Harvey Thomas Watts, jun. 2 Clare

Norton Harris Mrs. Kelvin grove, Church- villas, Sandfield road, Cheltenham

Harding Mrs. 2 Rowenfield villas,Glou- down, Cheltenham Harward Frands Vernon, I Queen's

cest.er road, Cheltenham Harris R.Worrall hl. Lydbrook, Ross villas, Queen's road, Cheltenham

Bardman William Caswell, 30 Eruns- Harris Samuel, Cudhill, Upton St. Harwood Edward J.P. Woodhouse,.

• wick road, Gloucester Leonards, Gloucester Tockington, Almondsbury R.S.O

Hardwick Miisses, Edward's college, Harris Sidney Herbert,3 Sussex villas, Haskell Thoma81 James Forbes-, Bran~

South Cerney, Cirencester Clarence road, Cheltenham don house, Painswick rd. Cheltenhm

Hardwick W. Frampton Cotterell,Brstl Harris Tom, The Grove, Amberley, Haskins A.A.Linden lea,Hanham,BrstI

Hardwicke Hardwicke Lloyd J.P. Ty- Woodchester Haskins Mrs. Warmley ho. Eristol

therington grange, Falfield RS.O Harris William Charles, Rosemead, Haskins Wm. Warmley house, EristoI

Hardy T. H. 17 Pittville vils.Cheltnhm Barton road, Tewkesbury Hasluck Rev. James Geol'ge Edward

Hardy Thomas de Lisle, CoIston house, Harri8K}n Rev. D., M.A. Charlton M.A. Rectory, Little Sodbury,Chip-

Fairford S.O Kings, Cheltenham ping Sodbury

Hardyman Rev. James, Old Town par- Hamson Rev. Francis George, White- Hassall Mrs. 8 Eerkeley place, High

sonage, Wotton-under-Edge court, Uley, Dursley street, Cheltenham

""!arewell A. E. 20 Park I'd. Gloucester Harrison Rev.John William Crawford, Hastings Rev. Francis Henry, Prelr

9:anord Major Frederick L. Lindley, Mickleton, Moreton-in-the-Marsh ton-on-Stour, Stratford-on-Avon

College road, Cheltenham Harrison A.W.,J.P.Raglan ho. Lydney Hastings Rev. Henry George M.A.

Hanord Edmd. 'I Priory st. Cheltenhm Harrison Cuthbert, The Cottage, Dyr- The Manse, Rodborough, Stroud

'Hanord Mrs. BIaise castle, Henbury, ham, Chippenham Hastings Mrs. 1 Rose villas, Dunalley

Bristol Harriso'l Geo. E. 22 Lansdown,Strond street, Cheltenham

Harford William Alfred J.P. Oldown Harrison H. M. Stannton, MerOOn Hastings Mrs. Shuthonger manoc.

house, Olveston, AlmondS'bnry R.S.O house, Newnham Twyning, Tewkesbury

Hanord William Hy.D.L.,J.P.Oldown Harrison Miss, Rowanleigh, Welling- Hatch Miss, Hanbury terrace, Earton

house, Olveston, Almondsbnry R.S.O ton square, Cheltenham road, Tewkesbury

Hargrave Mrs. 39 Park End rd.Glo'ster Harrison Mrs. Holmdale, Pittville Hatch Mrs. Rose cot. Fishponds,BristI

.Harg-reaves John, Leckhampton court, Circus road, Cheltenham Hatcher John, Buryfields, Bourton-on-

Cheltenham Harrison Mrs. Lyndale, Moorend Park the-Water R.S.O

Harker Mrs. 7 Painswick lawn,Chltnhm road, Cheltenham Vashni, Stoke HHaattfhiaewldayJoJhonhnR,BroSoakltseidr esht.ouEseer,kEewleev•n,
Harle John J., F.S.I., M.RA.C. Whit- Harrison Mrs. George,

field house, Falfield R.S.O Bishop, Bristol Kemble, Cirencester

Harlow PeTcy Jonathan Sturgess,Pem- Harrison Mrs. William, Western cot- Hatherell Abraham, Inman's, Old

berton, St. Luke's, Cheltenham tage, Stoke Bishop, Bristol Sodbury, Chipping Sodbury

Harman Henry Joseph, Leadmore "il. Harrison Waiter John, Dumfries, Hatherell Mrs. Old Sodbury, Chip-

Charlton Kings, Cheltenham Churchdown, Cheltenham ping Sodbury

Harman Mrs. 47 Denmark I'd. GIo'ster Harrison William, Wimborne villa, Hathway Miss, Bourton-on-the-Hill.

Barman Wm. 7 Cromwell st. Glo'ster Victoria road, 0irencester Moreton-in-Marsh

HarmeT George Hemy, Apsley villa, Harrisson Capt.Chas.Millns,St.Arvans, Hatten William, Salter street,Berkele••
Victoria road, Cirencester Pittville, Chelten'ham Hatton Arthur Vincent, W"orcester

Harmer Wm. S. 3 Tower st.Cirencstr Harrowby Rt. Hon. Earl of P.C.,D.L., lawn, Worcester street, Gloucester

Harnett Mrs. Powisland villa, Tivoli J.P. Norton house, Campden S.O. ; Hatton T. Springhill,Nailsworth,Stroud

road, Cheltenham & 44 Grosvenor square W; & Carl- Haughton Thomas, Cross honse, Up·

Harney Thos.High st. ThornburyR.S.O ton, St. Stephens, Traveller's, Con- ton St. Leonard, Gloucester

Harp€!l' Ja.s. Byron cot. Ebley, Strand stitutional & Athenreum clubs,Lon- Hauney Miss, 3 Priory tel'. Cheltnham

Harper Miss, 40 Park I'd. Gloucester don S W Haviland Mrs. Duntisbourne Abboth,

Harper Mrs. Bri£,!htside, Ebley,Stroud Hart Charles, 18 Carlton st. CheItnhm Cirencester

Harper Mrs. 66 Hemy road, Gloucestr Hart James, 58 Conduit st. GIo'ster Haviland Mrs. Oak villa, St. Mark'i,

Harper Mrs. PakenhilI, Strond Hart :Miles J.P. Elton court,Newnhm Cheltenham

Harper Thomas,II Cambray, Chltnhm Hart Miss, Withy bridge, Boddington, Haviland Mrs. 3 Theresll plaee, Bristol

Harper Tom William Harris, 16 Gros- Cheltenham road, Gloucester

venal' street, Cheltenham Hart Mrs. 44 Regent st. Gloncester Haward Mrs. Hill court, Pittville.

Harries Rev.William John,Kingswood, Hart William Henry, Castleton villa, Cheltenham

Wotton-under-Ed£,!e London rd.Oharlton Kings,Cheltnhm Hawes Mrs. 21 Brunswick rd.Gloucstr

Harries William, Wood view, West- Harter George Lloyd Foster M.A.,J.P. Hawes Mrs. Broad Campden, Camp-

bnry-on-Trvm, Bristol Pnckrup hall, Twyning, Tewkesbury den S.O

Harrington Thomas Jas. St. Joseph's Hartland Hy.Highfield,Newent, Glo'str Hawes Wa:ter, The Old Grammar

villa, Greart Western I'd. Cheltenham Hartland H. M.I5 Denmark rd.Glo'str school, Cirencest-er

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Hawken H. Haslemere,Park rd.Stroud Heath lV. 6 Pittville par. Cheltenham Herbert WiI:iam Hawkins, Paradise

Hawker George,Woodmancote,Dursley Heberden Rev. Henry Buller M.A.Rec- house, Painswick, Stroud

HawkerMisses,Burfordst. Lechlade S.O tory, Lower Oddington, Stow-on- Herbert W. 27 Midland rd. Gloucester

Hawker Stephen, Rockleaze, Avon- the-Wold S.O Herring Henry, 2 Westgrove villas,

mouth, Bristol Hedges Mrs. Iron Acton, Bristol Barton road, Tewkesbury

Hawk'er W.B:edington,Chipping Nortn Heelas Archibald Henry Grant, Little- Herring Mrs. 2 Market par.Gloucester

Hawkes J. Painswick rd. Gloucester worth, Amberley, Stroud Herring William Henry, Maesy-carn,

Hawkins Rev.Edward Hugh M.A.Holy Heelas Mrs. Springfield, Chalford,Strd Long Leavens, Wotton St.Mary with-

Trinity vicarage, Whitehall, Stroud Heffeman Surg.-Gen. Nisbitt M.B. out, Gloucester

Hawkin!'l R 12Devon rd.Fishpnds.Bristl Eton villa, The Park, Cheltenham Hewer Mrs. 7 Lewis lane, Cirencester

Hawkins Edward, Sandfield, Church- Hellings Robert, Hindmarsh, Hale's Hewer Mrs.1 Oxford buildings, High

down, Cheltenham road, Cheltenham street, Cheltenham

Hawkins E. 17 Regent st. Gloucester HeIlings R.C. 40 Clarence sq.Chltnhm Hewett Rev. Jas. Chalford Hill,Stroud

Hawkins Frederick William, Merlin Helliwell Charles Herbert, Winkfield, Hewett James Pickering, Gwydyr ho.

Haven house. Wotton-under-Edge Swindon road, Cheltenham Bath road, Rodborough, Stroud

Hawkins G. 2 Liverpool pI. Cheltenhm Helps A. The Knap, Birdlip, Gloucester Hewitt George Colthurst, Serridge ho.

Hawkins George, I Wellington place, Helps Arthur Spry, The Knap house, CQalpit Heath, Bristol
Hewitt J. Gregg, ~ewlands, Frenchay,
Wellington street, Cheltenham Great Witcombe, Gloucester

Hawkins George A. 2 Liverpool place, Helps Misses, Cotswold house, Park Bristol
Hewitt ~Iiss, Heath cottage, Coalpit
High street, Cheltenham road, G:oucester

Hawkins J. K. 30 North pI. Cheltnhm Helps Mrs. Ball's green,Minchinhamp- Hea.th, Bristol

Hawkins John Richard, Springfield ton, Stroud Hewlett Daniel, Barnwood court, Barn..

villa, Upton, Briton, Bristol Hember Miles, St. Monrad, Westbury- wood, Gloucester

Hawkins Miss,27 Heathville rd.G:o'str on-Trym, Bristol Hewlett Joseph,Birdwood villa,Church-

Hawki~ Miss, Minsterworth, Glo'ster Hember Robert S. St. Monrad, West- am, Gloucester

Hawkins Mrs. 3 All Saints' villas, All bury-on-Trym, Bristol Hext Capt. Francis Marwood, Eildon,

Saints' road, Cheltenham Heming Richard, 16 Brandon terrace, Lansdown road, Cheltenham

Hawkins Thomas, sen. Welford, Strat- Gratton road, Cheltenham Hey G. I Annan vls.Kingsholm,Glo'str

ford-an-Avon Hemming Albt. Prospect pI. Dursley Heycock Capt. Chas. Hensman, South-

Hawkins William, Corin vi:la, I Vic- Hemming Miss, Finsbury 10dge,Prest- court ho. Leockhamptn.rd.Cheltenbm

· toria road, Cirencester bury RS.O Heyden Charles, 21 Park rd. Gloucestr

Hawley Lieut.-Gen. Robert Beaufoy Hemming Richard, 9 Sussex place, Heywood Henry de la Poer Beresford,

· C.B. Stratton, Cirencester Hewlett street, Cheltenham Eastington house, Stonehouse

Haydon Robert Henry, Campden S.O Hemmings William, I Prospect villas, Heyworth Major John, Gloucester ho.

Hayes J. 8 King-sholm sq. G:oucester Tuffiey avenue, Gloucester Lamdown roail, Chp,ltenham

Hayes Miss, The Avenue, Church- Henderson J ames A. Prospect house, Heyworth Mrs. Springfield house,

down, Cheltenham Winterbourne Down, Bristol Westlbury-on-Trym, Bristol

Hayes Moses, 13 Heathville rd. Glo'str Henderson John Marshall,Brooms grn. Hiatt Mrs. Quinton house,Lower Quin-

Haygarth Edward Brownlow, Sidding- Dymock, Ledbury ton, Stratford-on-Avon

ton manor, Cirencester Henderson Mrs. 21 Honyatt rd.Glo'str iliatt 'William, Sheep street, Stow-on-

Rayman C. Ridgeway,Fishponds,Bristl Henderson Mrs. Seagrave house, The the-Wold S.O

Rayman H. The Elms, Stapleton,Brstl Park, Cheltenham . Hibbard Thos. W.Bamwood Idg.Glo'str

Hayward Ven. Henry Rudge M.A.The Henderson \Valter, 2 Sussex vn:as, Hibbert T. 21 Ashcroft road, Cirencstr

Vicarage, Thomas street, Cirencestr Clarence road, Cheltenham Hichens Mrs. Trevena, Christchurch

Hayward Rev. Henry Basil RA. Rec- Henderson William, Regent street, road, .cheltenham

tory, Winstone, Cirencester Kingswood, Bristol Hickes ~lJiss, .stock house, Berkeley

Hayward R~v. John Clough M.A. Hendy E. Ryde vil. Fislhponds, Bristol Hickman Rev. Waiter Richard RA.

Vicarage, Randwick, Stlfoud Hendy S. High st. Kingswood, Bristol Rectory, Bagendon, .Cirencester

Hayward Charles, Claremont, Belmont Henegan Mrs. Bibury, Priory place, Hickman Comelius, Carlton viI. Linden

road, Cheltenham High street, Cheltenham road, Straud road, Gloucester

Hayward C. I Ferndale viIs. Tewkslbry Henley EdwardWhishawL.R.C.P.Edin. Hickman Geo. Northfield houie, Korth

Hayward Charles, Ravenscourt, Tivoli New County Lunatic Asylum, Barn- place, Cheltenham

road, eheltenham wood, Gloucester Hicks Misses, Hempsted, Gloncester

Hayward G. 2 Ferndale vils. Tewksbry Henly Ernest Havelock, Long street, Hicks-Beach William Frederick J.P.

Hayward Martinus Peter, 15 Royal Wotton-under-Edge Witcombe park, Cranham, Stroud

parade, Bayshill road, Cheltenham Henly Mrs. 98 Weston rd. Gloucester Hickson Mrs. Elm-side, Filton, Bristol

Hayward Misses, Alkerton grange, Hennah Mrs. Fernleigh,Western road, Higgens Richard Elford, Upper Spring-

Alkerton, Stonehouse Cheltenham field road, Stroud

Hayward Mrs. The Cedars,Fairmount Hennell Miss, 11 York terrace, St. Higgins Frauds Edmund, 4 Jersey

road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham Georg-e's road, Cheltenham place, Hewlett road, Cheltenham

Hayward Mrs. The Grange, Winter- Henry Lieut.-Col. Francis J.P. E:mes- Hi~gins G. S. ~2 Stroud rd. Gloucestr

beame, Bristol tree house. Tetbury Higgins Hy. Willsbridge ho. Bristol

Hayward Mrs.1 Victoria ter.Cheltnhm Henry Miss, I Argyle villas, The Higgins Henry Thomas Taylor, 'West.

Hayward W. E. High st. Tewkesbury Park, Cheltenham over, Tuffiey, Gloucester

Haywood George, North villa.Glouces- Henry Miss, Rawdon house, Christ- Riggins John, 6 Jersey place, Hewlett

ter road, Cheltenham church road, Cheltenham road, Cheltenham

Haywood Mrs. Vivian viI:a, Fairmount Henry Misses, Strathmore,Leckhamp- Riggins ,Mrs. Dudbridg€l hill, Rod-

road, St. Mark's, Cheltenham ton road, Cheltenham borough, Stroud

HarleMns·.Orchd.. ~t.Wotton-undr.-Edge Henwood Thomas, Courland, Char:ton Higgins Mrs. 11 Jersev place, Hewlett

Heale Mrs. 27 St. Mark st. Gloucester Kings, Cheltenham road, Cheltenham

Healey Albert, Westleigh, West- Hepworth Mrs.320arence sq.Chltnhm Hig-gins Mrs. Fernv field, Abinghall,

gate bridge, Gloucester Herbert Arthur John, Derwent villa, Micheldean R. S.0

Healing A. E. High st. Tewkesbury Sydenham road north, Cheltenham Higg-s Franklin. ·C'larence house, Rus-

Healing Francis Kingsbury, Oldfield Herbert E.S.12 Denmark rd. Glo'ster sell street, Gloucester

house, Tewkesbury Herbert G.Bexley, Pittville, Cheltnhm Highley Edwd. J. St. John st.Colefrd

Healing Miss, 61 Church st.Tewksbry Herbert John, 134 London rd. G:o'ster Highnam Miss, Old Sodbury, Chipping

Healing Mrs. Southfield, St. Mark's, Herbert Miss, Cainscross, Stroud -Godbnry

· Cheltenham Herbert Mrs. 9 Archibald st. Glouestr Hignell 1Drs. Childs Wickham, Broad-

lIeating \Yilliam Grafton J.P. Old- Herbert Mrs. I Denmark rd. Gloucstr way RS.O. (Wores)

· field house, Tewkesbury Herbert Mrs. Fernside cottage, Blais- Hild~brand Mrs. Blenheim house,

Heane Miss, Stafford house, Libertus don, :Kewnham Cleeve road, Cheltenham

· road, St. Mark'!!', Cheltenham HerbertMrs.6 Westfield terrace.Long- Hiles Miss, 2S Park place, Cheltenham

HearseyMrs.Thornbury grange,Thorn- ford, Gloucester Biley Mrs. Ty-Clyd, Gloucester road,

bury R.S.O Herbert Samuel, Osbome house, Con- Cheltenham

Heastie Mrs. 86 Oxford rd. G:oucester duit street, Gloucester Hill Rerv. William, Drybrook, Michel-

Heath Rev. Christopher RA. The Herbert Sidney, Car:ton lodge, Carl- dean R.S.O

Vicara~e, Hucdecote, Gloucester ton street, Cheltenham Hill Albert, Hamhrook, Bristol

Heath W.9 Gloucester .row,Tewkesbry Herbert Thomas, Gloucester lodge, Hill Charles Gathome, Poole court,

Heath William, Kingswood house, Promenade, Cheltenham Yate, Chipping Sodbury

Wotton-under-Edge Herbert Wm. Miserdens, Cirence~ter Hill Frank, 7 Greville terrace, Gratton

Heaven Joseph R Kiftsgate court, Herbert WiI:iam de Bray R.!.., LL.B. roarl, Cheltenham

Mickleton, M<llfeton-in-Mush Painswick, Straud Hi:! Hy. Old Rock, D~-mock, Glo'ster

39()' BIL GLOUCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S

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Rill Henry, The Rookery, Twyning, Badges Henry Thomas Bernard RA. Holmann Miss Von, Went house, Uley,

Tewkesbury ·CoIston's school, Stapleb>n, Bristol Dursley -

Hill H. 80 Gloucester st. Cirencester- Hodges Mrs. The Knapp, Charlton Holmes A'Omrt Hon. Charles. The

Hill Isaac O. 12 Dyer st. Cirenoe'Ster Kings, Oheltenham Elms, Stone, Falfield R8.0

Hill James Cotesworth, The Moors, Hodges Mrs. 4 Westfield terrace, Long- Holmes Henry, High st. Stonehouse

Barnwood, Glo'ster ford, Gloucester Holmes Mrs. Buckingham place,Down-

Hill In. High ho. Newent, Gloucester Hodges Mrs. John, . Castle street, end, Brist<>l

Hill John, Waterloo terrace, Holts, Thornbury R.S.O Holmes Mrs. Whithorne house, Charl-

Newent, Gloucester Rodges William L.R.e.p., D.P.H. ton Kings, Oheltenham

Hill Miss, Darlington villa, Bisley road, Camb. 38 Park rOll,d, Gloucester Holmes Mrs. Artbur, East, Trevordene,

Stroud Hodgking Henry, Yo-Semite, Christ- Cleave- road, Cbeltenbam

Hill Miss, Instow, Malvern rd.Chltnhm church road, Cheltenham Holmes Richard, rrhe Bush, Dymock,

Hill MiSS,2 The Limes,Bisley rd.Stroud Hodgson Capt. George E. 6 Montpellier Gloucester .

Hill Misses, Ooglan ho.LonghopeR.S.O terrace, Cheltenham Holmes Rbt. 20 Brunswick rd. Glo'ster

Hill Misses, Gloucester cottage, Tuts- Hodgson John, Woodford hill, Berkeley Holmyard Miss, 43 London rd. Glo'str

hill, Chepstow Hodgson Misses, Bridge cottage, Tots- Halt Rev. Vernon M.A. The! Vicarage,

Hill Mrs. 5 Andover terrace, Ashford hill, Ohe-pstow Tewkesbury

road, Cheltenham Hodgson Mrs. Tutsbill villa, Tutshill, Halt IMiss, The Villa, Uckington.

Hill Mrs. 9 Slad road, Stroud Chepstow Cheltenham

Hill Mrs. Guy, Beaconshill, Dymock, Hodson Rev. Thomas M.A. The Vicar- Halt Miss, Wellingt<>n lodge, Welling.

Glouceste-r age, Charlton Kings, Cheltenbam ton square, Cheltenbam

Hill St. Maur, The Cedars, Downend, Hogarth Andrew Allison M.B., a.M. Holtham Richd. 122 London rd.Glo'str

Bristol Harley houlle, Cambray, Cheltenham Holttum Rev. Norman Augustus.

Hill William, Ashley villa. Gloucester Hogarth David Frank, Rivershill, St. Vicarage, Compton Abdale R.S.O

road, ,Cheltenham George's road, Cheltenham Holyfield Mrs.54 Keynsham st.Cbltnhm

Hillen.A. W. I4 Crescent ter.Cheltnhm Hogg :Miss, Winterbourne, Eristol Home Francis, Market pla:ce, T'etbury

Hillier Mrs. Shipton Moyne, Tetbury Hogg Mrs. IS Brook st. Gloucester Home H. Highfield villas, Newnham

Hillier William, Cattybrook, Almonds- Hoitt Rev. 'Henry Thomas M.A. Lyd- Home Mrs. 6 Suffolk sq. Cheltenham

bury R S . O b r o o k , Ross . Homer Henry Arnold, 'Churcb end.

Hills Thomas, 4 Oldbury Court road, Holborow Fras. Yate,Chipping Sodibury Twyning, Tewkesbury

Fishponds, Bristol Holborow John, The Laurels, 'Sburd- Hone George,62 Churcb st. Tewkesbury

Hilton :Mlisses, 5 Clarendon villas, Pitt- ington, Cheltenham . Hood J obn, Mount street, Cirencester

ville, Cheltenham Holborow John Long, Belle vue, The Hook Arthur William, Victoria cottage.

Hilyer John, 7 Leamington place, Pitt- Edge, Stroud Brimscombe, Stroud .

ville, ,Cheltenham Holborow Miss, Bell-t3' vue, The Edge, Hook George, 3 Andover terrace, Ash-

Hine. Wm. I4 Conduit ~t. Gloucester Stroud ford road, Cheltenham

Hinton William Henry, The Oastle, St. Holborow Mrs. Charlton, Tetbury Hook Stephen, 2 Elm villas, Shire·

Briave~s, Coleford Holborow Mrs. Old Sodbury house, hampton, Bristol

Hippisley Rev. Robert William M.A. Ohipping Sodbury Hook Urban, Brimscombe, Stroud

Rectory, Stow-on-the-Wold 8.0 Holborow Mrs. Trinity road, Stroud Hooker Charles Paget, Dollar Ward

Hipwood Rev. Edmund, The Lawns, Holborow Ulrich, 2 Wbiteball, 'Stroud house, Gosditch street, Cirencester

Tumer avenue, Gloucester Holbrook Charles, E~donburst, Barn- Hooper Alfred, Devonia; Rodborougb,

Hipwood Mrs. 19 Erunswick sq. Glo'str wood, Gloucester Stroud

Hipwood Samuel,23 Midland rd.Glo'str Holbrow L. Frampton Mansell, Stroud Hoopea- Alfred, 5 MaI'lborough place.

Hireson Rev. Thomas, .Abinghall, Holden Fredk. 14 Cambray, Cheltnhm Princes stree-t, Cheltenham

Micheldean R.S.O H{)lder James, Glynthorpe, LibeJrtus Hooper Charles Henry,Eastington ldg.

Hiscock John, 2 Oakley villas, Chester- road, St. Mark's. Cheltenham Stonehouse

ton, Cirencester Holder Mrs. 'Brockhampton, Cheltnhm Hooper Davi<4 Chestnut hill, Nails·

Hitchens Mrs. Ernest, Yaf:,eJ lawn,Yate, Holder Mrs. Downend, Erist<>l worth, Stroud

Chipping Sodbury Holder Mrs. Frampton Cottel'ell, Bristl Hooper Edgar, Newport, Berkeley

Hoad J ames, Evington villa, Eving- Holder Mrs. Malve,rn villa, Malvern rd. Hoopell' Henry Charles, Landour villa,.

ton, Cheltenham Cbeltenham Park road, Stroud

Hoare .Alfred E. Apsley villa, Libertus Holder Mrs. 38 Weston rd. Gloucester Hooper Henry Robert, Fairmount, Eb-

road, St. Mark's, Cbeltenbam Hole Charles, Downend, Bristol ley, Stroud

Hoare Artbur J.P. Stone court, Fal- Hole Fras. 14 'Honyatt :rd. Gloucester Hooper Herbert, Thrupp, Stroud

field R.S.O Holford Capt. George Lindsay O.I.E., Hooper James, Marshfield,Chippenham

Hoare Miss, Charlton ho. Cirencester J.P. Weston Birt house, Tetbury Hooper Joseph Francis, Commelines

Hoare Mrs. 2 Lypiatt terrace, Chltnhm Holland Lieut.-Col. John Yate, 5 Pitt- mill, Upton St. Leonards, Gloucestr

Hoare IMlrs. O. A. R. Manor house, villa villas, Cheltenham Hooper Miss, I Bath vIs. Park ;rd.Glo'str

Mickleton, Moreton-in-the-Ma:rsh Holland Charles, Abergele, Victoria rd. Hooper MTS. 12 All Saints' rd,Chltnhm

Hobbs Capt. J()seph, I Roman villas, CirenceoSter Rooper Mrs. Brooklyn, Thrupp, Stroud

Victoria road, Cirencester Holland E. Hillesden, Prestbury R.S.O Hooper l\Irs. Fir Tree house, Rodbor-

Hobbs Alfred Joseph, Lynton villa, Up. Holland Edwin, Stratford road, Stroud ough, Stroud

Spring-field road, 'Stroud Holland Mrs. King's lea, Kemerton, Hooper Mrs. Tirley. Gloucester

Hobbs F:rank, 2 Audove<r terrace, Ash- Tewkesbury Hooper RO'bert Nathaniel J.P. Stan·

ford road, 'Cheltenham Hollands Mrs. 18 Paragon terrace,Bath shawes court, Yate, Chipping Sodbry

Hobbs :1<'. -Chesterton lawn, Cirencester road, Cheltenham Hooper Samuel ,Clww, .Albion villa,

Hobbs John, High st. Wickwa.r R.S.O Holliday Charles,I6 Royal parade,Eays- Rodborough, lStJ'Oud
Ho·bbs Miss, 9 Brunswick sq. Glo'ster hill road, Chelt~nham
Hooper Thomas, Newport, Berkeley

HO'bbs Mrs. The Pleasaunce, Rodbor- HolIingsworth Miss, 19 Arthur street, Hooper William John, Ashdon house~

ough, Stroud Gloucester . Eat,h road, Rodborough, Stroud ,

Hobbs Thos. 85 Regent st. Gl0l1cester Hollis !Mrs. Stow-on-thl'-Wold S.O Hope L{l.dy, I 3 York terrace,St.George'9

Hobbs Wm. Frampton Cott.erell,Bristol Honis Wm. F. 12 Pa.rk End rd. G-Io'ster TOad. CheUenham

Hobday Leonard, Hillbrook house, Am- Hallawav Rev. J()hIII F~derick Evans Hope Reov. Sackett M.A. Vicaa-age,

barley, Nailsworth M.A. Vicarage, Pilning-. Eristol Chedworth S.O .

Bobday Mrs. Pensile house,Nailsworth, Holloway George, San Remo, Stroud Hope William More D.P.H. The Limes,

'Stroud Toad, G!oucester' Earton street, Gloncester

Hobley Alfred Jones, :2 The Limes, Holloway Georg'e John. The Hill,Cains- Hopkins Rev. E. W. The Slad, Stroud

Prestbury R.8.0 ('ross rd. Straud & 'Hill ho.Amherley Hopkins Rev. Frank Lawrence M.A.

Hobson Rev. Thomas, Hope cottage, Hollflwav Mrs. Farm Hill house, Pagan Temple Guiting house.Gniting Tem~

Slad road, Strolld hill, Straud pIe, Winchcomb R.S.O

Robson In. 406 High !!It. Cheltpnham Holloway Percy iMnrseill. I C'onderton Hopkins Henrv. Manor house, Bishop'lr

Hockaday FrankStep,Highbury,Lydney villas. Hales road, Cheltenham Oeeve, Cheltenham

Hadge Henrv, Singlet()n villa, St. Hollyer lMil'l~es, :Mount Pleasant, Brims- Hopkins Hiram, Watledge, Nailsworth,.

George, Bristol ('ombe, Strond Stroud

Hadge Henrv. jun. o:.oudshill road, St. Ha1man Alfred. Pre!!!tbnry cottage, Hopkins Joseph William, Glendale lwn.

George. Bristol Prestburv road, C'heltenhnm Erook street, Glollooster

Hadges Rev. 'Samuel, Bristol TOad, Holman Frank. S<>uthmf'ad manor, Hopkins Miss, 40 MJidland I'd. Glo'stM

Nailswnrlb, ,Strond Westbllry-on-Trym, Bristol Hopkins Mrs. Mn.rket square', Stow-

Hodl!'es Charles F;"hpnf>7.Br, Hill side, Holman Frederil'k Cha!l. St. George's on-the-Wold S.O
mews. Che~tenllam
Shire-hampton. Er;stol Hnnton Henrv f'hE'ster. Swindon ldg.

HOdgesD.lvid,2Be!grave ter.Gloucester Holman Hy. Bowen's Hill I'd. C<>leford Swindon, Cheltenham

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Hopkins Mrs. 32 Regent st. Gloucester Howes Mrs. The Poplars, Kingswood, Humphris Mrs. I Sussex place,
Hewlett street, Cheltenham
Hopton Miss, 2 Chedworth villas, Barn- Bristol
wood road, Wotton St. Ma.ry without, Howl'S Rt. Winterbourne Idg. Bristol Humphris Mrs. WyndclifIe. Hewlett

Gloucester How:ett William, 7 Andover terrace, road, Cheltenham

Hopton Mrs. Upper court, Kemerton, Ashford road, Cheltenham Humphris William, 2 St. Philip's

Tewkesbliry Howman H.A.I8 Brunswick rd.Glo'str terr~e, Gratton road, Cheltenham

Hora W.TheRookery,C1eeve Hill R.S.O Howse William, 6 Denmark terrace, Humphryes Mrs. 2 Columbia place,

Horington Tom, The Elms, Fishponds, Gloucester road, Cheltenham Winchcomb skeet, Cheltenham

Bristol Howsin Edward Arthur M.D. I I Row- Humpidge Henry Calley, 10 Theresa

Ho.-rlick James, Cowley manor, Cow- croft, Stroud place, Bristol road, Gloucester

ley, Cheltenham Hoy Fre1k. The Hollies, Lechlade S.O Humpidge Henry Theodore, Frame

Horlick Mrs. Rock house, Barnwood rd. Huband Thomas Artbur, Lake bouse, Park road, Rodborough, Stroud

Wotton St. Mary without, Glo'ster Bishop's G:eeve, Cheltenham Humpidge James D. Frome Park rd.

Horn Rev. W.Milton end, Fairlord S.O Hucklesby Rev. George, Rehoboth, Rodborough, Strond

Horne Arthllr, Moreton-in-Marsh Brimscombe, Stroud Hunston SI. Frank, Moreton-in-Marsh

Horne Francis H. Moreton-in-Marsh Hudden Misses, Barrow lodge, Bit- Hunt Alfd. Geo. Prospect pI. Dursley

Horne Frederick, !Mbreton-in-Marsh ton, Bristol Hunt R Kingswd. Wotton-under.Edge

Horne Mrs. Moreton-in-Marsh Hudleston Miss. II Pittvire villas, Hunt Miss, Avonbrook, Church street,

HorsingtonThomas,Oldbury Court rd. Cheltenham Tewkesbury

Fishponds, Bristol Hudson Lieut.-Col. Herbert E., J.P. Hunt Miss, 24 London rd. Gloucester

HorsIey Major-Gen. Frank, Manor ho. The Halts, Newent, Gloucester Hunt Mrs. 22 Carlton st. Cheltenham

Horsley, Stroud Hudson Rev. Edward Francis Williams Hunt Mrs. Glencairn, Lansdown rd.

Horsley W. 42 Weston st. Gloucester M.A. Vicarage, Se:s1ey, Stroud Cheltenham

Horsley William Henry, Filey lawn, Hudson Misses, 34 Stroud rd. Glo'str Hunt R A. 22 Carlton st. Cheltenhm

Sydenham road north, Cheltenham Hudson Mrs. IIO Oxford rd. Gloucestr Hunt Stephen Everard, I Park vieW'.

Hort E.O.Mickleton,M.oreton-in-Marsh Hudson Mrs. 41 Victoria street, Fair- Bath road, Rod'borough, Stroud

Horton Rev. Reginald M.A. Dymock, view, Cheltenham Hunt William, Northcote, Westlbury-

Gloucester Hudson Wm. T. I Regent st. G:o'ster on-Trym, Bristol

Horwood Rev. Thomas Geo-rge RA. Huff Miss, Marshfield, Chippenham Hunt W. T. 22 Carlton st. Cheltenham

The Vicarage, Tetbury . Huggings James,54 London rd.Glo'str Hunter Lieut. Charles Norris, Horfield

Horwood Charles, Hewittville, London Hnghes Rev. Jonathan, The Laurels, barracks, Horfield, Bristol

road, Che:tenham Chaxbill, Newnham Hunter A. A. Cheltenham college,

Horwood James, Merlin Raven, Wot- Hughes Alexander James, .r; Knows- Bath road, Cheltenham

ton-under-Edge ley parade, St. Paul's rd.Cheltenhm Hunter Douglas Cox, Fitzroy road,

Hosgood Sebastian, Gellionen, Barton Hughes Alfred S. The Firs, Cains- Fishponds, Bristol

road, Tewkesbury cross road, Stroud Huntley T. C. High st. Stonehouse

Hoskins W.Holmleigh,Staplehill, Brstl Hug'hes Chas. 4 Palace yd. Gloucester Huntley William, Bell Hill road, St.

HoswellMrs.30Montpellier ter. Chltnlhm Hughes Charles Josepb, 2 St. Ann's George, Bristol

Hotehkin The Misses, The Priory, villas, Hewlett road, Cheltenham Hurcombe J. 5 St. Paul's rd.Gloucestf

Dursley Hughes G.P.Cedar hali,Frenchay,Brstl Hurlstone Mrs. Woodland cot.Dursley

Hough Charles Cooper, Braceland Idg. Hughes J.Breams Crss.Bream, Lydney Hurn William, Bristol road, Nails-

English Bicknor, Coleford Hugbes Mrs. Chalford, Stroud worth, Stroud

Hough George, 54 Regent st. Glo'ster Hughes Mrs. 2 Langton Grove road, Hurst Rev. Bertram Preston M.A

Hough George Frederick, I Oxford pI. Charlton Kings, Cheltenlham Barton road, Tewkesbury

London road, Cheltenham Hughes Mrs. 2 Oriel villas, Oriel Hurst Art-hur Reginald,Little Barring-

Houghton Major-Gen. Richmond, 20 road, Cheltenham ton, Burford R.S.O. Oxon

Imperial square, Cheltenham Hughes WaIter William, Upfield, St. Hurst Mrs.24Montpellier ter. Ohltnhm

Houghton Rev. Ernest John M.A. Briavels, Coleford Husk C.' 2 Kingsholm sq. Gloucester

Vicarage, Brookthorpe, Gloucester Hugill E. F., RA. Wycliffe college, Hussey Rev.E.W.,M.A.Rectory,Ledbry

Houghton F. G.Queen's htl. Cheltnhm Stonehouse Hustler Rev. George M.A. RectOil'y,

Houldey R. I RusselI st. Gloucester Hulbert Arthur William Hyde, I4Pitt- English Bicknor, Coleford
House1ander H. Wick court, Bristol ville parade. Cheltenham
Hutchinson Rev. Canon William Hy.
How Augustus Frederick Osmond, Hulbert Edward,Enfield cottage,Down- M.A. Chalfont lodge, ThePk.Chltnhm
Bridge Yate house, Warmley,Bristol field, Stroud
Hutchinson Rev. Clement M.A.

How John, 33 Cambray, Cheltenham Hulbert M'rs. 8 Dorset villas, West- Northleach R.S..O

Howard Edward Charles, Heronden, bury-on-Trym, Bristol Hutchinson Mrs. 5 Bayshill lawn,Para-

5 High street, Cheltenham Hulbert Samuel, Bryant's Hill road, bola road, Cheltenham

Howard Edward Stafford RA., D.L., St. George, Bristol HutchinsonMrs.3 Berkeley st.Chltnhm

J.P. & Lady Rachel, Thornbury Hulbert T.R.North Cerney,Cirencester Hutchinson Mrs. Upperton, Eldorado

castle, Thornbury R.S.O Hulbert William, Mythe house, road, Cheltenham

Eoward Edwin, Italia, Leckhamp· Gloucester Toad, Cheltenham Hutton Crompton B.A.• J.P. Hares-

ton road, Cheltenham Hull Rev. E. T. Buckland', Brood- combe grange, Strond

Howard Francis Augustus, Beech way RS.O Huxham J. 48 Worcester st. Gla'ster

cottage, Rodborough, Stroud Hull Rev. Russell, Kingswood, Bristol Hyatt John, Kemerton, Tewkesbury

Howard John Henry Escott, Wood- Hullah Arthur, Prestbury villa, Pitt- HydeA. The Sq.Stow-on-the-Wold S.O

mancote, Dursley ville Circus road, Cheltenham Hyde John J.P. Southleigh, Chester'

Howard J. W. 5 Brunswick sq. Glo'str Hullet Mrs. Whitecliff villa, CoIl'ford ton, Cirencester

Howard Joseph, Coombe bank, Eving- Hullett John, 51 Denmark rd. Glo'ster Hyde J oseph. 50 Slad road, Stroud

ton, Cheltenham HuI:s Mrs. Corse house, Gloucester Hyde Mrs. I Tonedale villas, Glouces-

Howard Miss, 16 Lansdown parade, Hulls Mrs. Hanbull'Y ter. TewkesbUiI1 ter road, Cheaenham

Cheltenham Hulls Thomas Henry, Corse ho.Glo'str Hyde-Olarke Mrs. Habherley brake

Howard Misses, Abbeville, Church rd. Humby James, Collipriest,Hewlett rd. Hatherley road, Cheltenham

St. Mark's, Cheltenham Cheltenham Hyett Fraucis Adams RA., J.P.Pains

Howard Misses, Beeches gm. Stroud Hume WaIter P. Marchmont, Horton wick house, Stroud .

Howe Mrs.4 Pittville par. Cheltenham road, Wotton, Gloucester Hyett James, Finsbury, Prestbury rd.

Uowell George, Woodbine cottage, Humfrey R. C. 4 Denmark rd. Glo'str Prestbury R.S.O

Hampton street, Tetbury . Humphrey Rev. Thomas E. South Hyett Mrs. 16 OIarence sq. Cheltnhm

Uowell Henry, 10 Parliament st.Glo'str Carney. Cirencester Hyett Mrs. 3 Dunalley parade, St.

Uowell Henry, The Walnut Trees, Humphreys Henry, Hill top, Pi tt- Paul's road, Cheltenham

South Cerney, Cirencester villI', Cheltenham levers Mrs.I & 2 Pittvil1e ter.ChUnhm

Uowell Isaac Beak, Barston house, Humphreys Mrs. 2-1- Park pI.Cheltnhm Iles AlbertW.Burford ho.Lechlade S.O

South Cerney, Cirencester Humphreys Mrs. Winter,Berkeley villa, nes A. East End ho. Fairford S.O

Howell John, The Cottage, South Cer- Berkeley street, Cheltenham lIes Alexander Hitchman, Fairford S.O

ney, Cirencester Humphries Mrs. St. ChIoe, Amber- Iles Dan!' The Retreat, Fairford 8.0

Uowell Miss, Silver street, Tetbury Hulem•vp, hSrtireosudSidney, Iles Henry, Kingswood, Bristol
Bowell William, Avonmouth, Bristol Eastfield lodge, Iles Henry, The Orchard,Fairford 8.0

Rowells Howard, Oxford 8t. Lydney Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol Iles Jsph.Rockville, Kingswood, Bristol

Rowes Henry H. Hunter's hall, Bit- Humphris Miss, 9 Oxford st.Cheltnhm nes Miss, Croft house, Fairford-kO

ton, Bristol Humphris Mrs. Avening, Leckhamp- Imm Henry, High street, Lydney\

Rowes Herbert, 70 Henry rd. Glo'ster ton, Cheltenham Ind Mrs. 8 Howard stree~ Gloucester

Howes James, 2 Wolseley villas, Swin- Humphris Mrs. 2 Keynsham parade, Ingleby Miss, Down Leaze, Cid So§.<

don road, Cheltenham High street, Cheltenham bury, Chipping j30dbury