SOMERSETSHIRE - 1889

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BADGWORTH. 29

BABINGTON is a straggling parish, 3 miles south-east the Westbury Iron Co. Limited; the coke is principally used

from Radstock stations on the Somerset and Dorset and by the Company for smelting iron at their works at West-

Great Western railways and 5! west-north-west fr"m Frome bury, in Wiltshire. Babington House, the seat of Captain

station on the Great Western railway, 12 south-west from Wyndham Knatchbull J.P. is an ancient mansion which has
Bath, in the Frome division of the county, Kilmersdon been in the pos5ession of this family for nearly two centuries :
hundred and petty sessional division, Frome union and it is pleasantly situated near the church and is surrounded

county court district, Midsomer Norton district of the rural by a handsome lawn with parterres : there are two entrances,

deanery of Merston, archdeaconry of Wells and diocese of one on the north, through a beautiful wood, by which the
Bath and Wells. The church of St. Margaret is a building house is sheltered, and the other by a carriage drive. Captain

of stone, erected in the reign of Queen Anne, and consisting Wyndham Knatchbull J. P. who is lord of the manor and
of nave with apse, south porch and a round tower at the Lt.-Col. Sir Richard Horner Paget bart., lll.P., D.L., J.P. of

west end, containing one bell : there are sittings for 100 Cranmore Hall, are the chief landowners. The land is
persons. The register dates from 1725. The living is a principally in pasturage for dairy purposes. The soil is lower
rectory, average tithe rent-charge £1o7, net yearly value lias clay; the subsoil is limestone and bastard freestone.

£129, including 26 acres of glebe, in the gift of Lord The acreage is 6oo; rateable value, £1,371 ; the population
Hylton, of Ammerdown Park, and held since 1886 by the in I88t was 194.

Rev. Waiter Eugene Whitaker B.A. of Brasenose College, Parish Clerk, Captain Wyndham Knatchbull.
Oxford, who is also orfe£ct2o0r of Holcombe, where he resides.
Mrs. Long's charity yearly is chiefly for educational The children of this place attend the school at Coleford

purposes, but a sum of £5 is applied to church purposes: Letters arrive at 9 a. m. through Bath l.o Coleford, thence by

the church land of one acre produces 16s. yearly : Mont- foot post. The nearest money order & telegraph office is
peisan's charity of £5 is paid to the rector of Strattou-on- at. Coleford

the-Fosse. Here are coal and coke works, the property of WALL LETI'ER Box cleared at 5.30 p.m

Gray Miss, Babington house Bryant Edwin, dairy fanner, Goodeaves Harding Jamee, farmer, Hippies farm

KnatchbuU Captain Wyndham J.P. Champion Simon, dairy farmer, New- SteedsJn.dairyfarmer,PageHousefarm

Babington house berry faTm

BACXWELL is a large parish, consisting of five hamlets glebe, with house, in the gift of the Marquess of Bath, and

Tiz. CHURCH TowN, FARLEIGH, WEST TowN, DowNSIDE held since 1873 by the Rev. Edward Burbidge M.A. of

and MooRSIDE, 7 miles south-west from Bristol, on the Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan chapel.

road to Weston-super-Mare and a mile south-east from The charities are of the annual value of £46 xos. A fair is

Nailsea station on the Bristol and Exeter section of the Great held on the 21st September. Brockley Court is the residence

Western railway, in the Northern division of the county, of Cecil Hugh Smyth-Pigott esq. J.P. The Marquess of Bath

Bedminster union, Bristol county court district, Portbury F.S.A. who is lord of the manor, and Antony Gibbs J.P. of

hundred, Long Ashton petty sessional division, Portishead Tyntesfield, Wraxall, are the chief landowners. The soil on

district of the rural deanery of Chew Magna, archdeaconry the east side of the parish is sandy, on the west loamy; a

of Bath and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of St. great portion of the land is in pasture. The area is 2,882

Andrew, at Church Town, is an ancient edifice of stone in the acres ; rateable value, ,£8,203 ; the population in 1881

Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, was 960.

memorial chapel, south porch and a lofty tower with richly Parish Clerk, James Manning.

ornamented pinnacles, containing a peal of 6 bells : the Sexton, Henry Lock.

chancel retains its sedilia of Early English date and on the A portion of the ecclesiastical parish of ST. KATHARINE,

north side is a chamber supposed to have been the cell of an Felton, was taken out of this parish May 6, 1873.

anchorite and now used as a vestry: there is a fine 16th PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, West

century rood screen; and an interesting monument to various Town (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S. 0.

generations of the Rodney family, who formerly owned the Somerset added).-James Manning, sub-postmaster.

Court, consisting of a decorated canopy, c. 1400, beneath Letters arrive from Bristol at 7 a.m. & 2.30 p.m.; dis-

which is an altar tomb with the effigy of a knight in armour p&astc. 3h0edp.amt 10.55 a.m. & 5·55 p.m. & 7·55 p.m. week days
c. 1460 : there is also a stone screen, with inscriptions and . on sundays. The nearest telegraph office is

coats of arms, to Sir Waiter Rodney and his wife; the latter at Nailsea railway station

built the adjoining chapel as a memorial to her husband, and WALL LETTER BoxEs.-Church Town, cleared week days

was buried here in 1537 : the east window is a memorial to 5.30 p.m.; sundays 5 p.m.; & Farleigh cleared week days

the Daubeny family and three others commemorate the 5.15 p.m.; sundays 4·45 p.m

families of Bigg, Homer, and the brothers Philip and Robert National School built with house for master in 1865 ; 153

Simmions. The register dates from 1674. The living, children; average attendance, no; Thomas Austin Smith.

fonnerly a rectory, is now a vicarage, average tithe rent- master; Mrs. Phcebe Maria Smith, mistress

charge £281, net yearly value £280, including 108 acres of Carriers pass through to Bristol daily

Backwell. Lock Henry, stone mason & sexton Sperrin James
MarshallFrederick,farmer,Hillside farm Symes 'William, St. 1\:.[argarets
Batt Misses, Dibden, Moorside MilesWm. beer retlr.& shopk.pr.Farleigh Walsh Edward Stanley, St. Margarets-
Burbidge Rev. Edward M.A. Rectory Missen George, farmer, Moorside
Norman Mary Ann(Mrs. ),frmr.Farleigh Walton --, Blackwell Hill house
LysaghtSidneyR.TheGrange,Chrch.Tn Ogborn William, farmer, Church Town
Owen Edward, farmer, Farleigh COMMERCIAL.
Robinson Alfred Robert, Backwell house Parker James, baker, Farleigh Attwell Charles, beer retailer
Turner John,Coomb house,Church Twn Roberts Jsph.shoe ma.&shopkr.Farleigh Attwell LouisaCaroline(Miss),dress ma
Stockley Henry, Clifton house Sams John, plumber, Farleigh Bagust Henry Charles, baker
Smith James, tailor, Farleigh Batt Albert M.R.c. v.s. veterinary sur-
COMMERCIAL. Smith Thomas Austin, school master &
Alvis Samuel, farmer, Court farm geon & shoeing forge
assistant overseer, Church Town . Coles Theophilus, farmer, Fir grove
Ball George, farmer, Oatfield farm Vowles John, farmer, Downside
Brean George, haulier, Church Town Vowles Robert James, George inn, & Cook Jacob, blacksmith
Garland Henry, rope & twine spinner
Cambridge William;relieving & vacci- fly proprietor, Farleigh Goulstone Thomas, farmer, Moorside-
nation officer, No. 2 district & regis- WattsJas.farmer&timber mer.Moorside
trar of births & deaths for Ashton Young George, market grdnr. Farleigh Holder Edward, farmer
Lott Hy. & Wm. painters & contractors
sub-district, Farleigh West Town.
Lott James, painter
Cobb John, farmer, Church Town Congdon John Lott William (Mrs.), dressmaker
Gulley Misses
Edwards Robert, farmer, Hyetswood Hall John W. West Town house Manning James,sub-postmaster, grocer
Foord James, farmer, Brook farm Lucas Henry Robbins Samuel & parish clerk
Pritchett Henry, Lawn side
Fox George, cattle dealer Smyth-Pigott Cecil Hugh J.P. Brockley Pritchett Henry, surgeon, Lawn side
Garland Albert, quarry owner Rendell William, beer retailer
court Rossiter James, builder
Griffin John, farmer, Backwell park Sellick Carolina (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hayward Henry, builder, Ivywell Shelton Frederick, beer retailer
Hicks Charles, farmer, Grove farm Viner Asaph, baker&; grocer
Hill Charles, farmer, Farleigh White Samuel, butcher & farmer
Horler George, farmer, Moorside
Horler Rowland, fanner, Downside

Kingdon John, station master

BADGWORTH is a parish and village situated on the Bath and Wells. The church of St. Congar is a building of

road from Bristol to Bridgwater, 3 miles south-west from stone in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
Axbridge station on the Cheddar Valley branch of the Great chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a western tower
Western railway, in the Wells division of the county, hun- containing a clock : in 1864 the chancel was rebuilt in the
dred of Winterstoke, petty sessional division, union and Decorated style and the body of the church repaired, the

county court district of Axbridge, Burnham district of the gallery removed and the western arch thrown open: in the
rural deanery and archdeaconry of Taunton, and diocese of course of the work it was discovered that the original stone

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pulpit, ornamented with curious but much mutilated carved TARNOCK is a tithing, about I mile north-west from the
figures,had formed the pedestal of the later pulpit : in 1873 an church. The road called "Kingsway," passing from Tamock

organ was introduced,and slightly enlarged in 1888: there are to Mark, was so named from the Royal troops having
170 sittings. The register dates from 1671. The living is a rec- marched along it to the battle of Sedgmoor. Waiter Long

tory, average tithe-rent charge £396, net yearly value £496, esq. is lord of the tnanor of Tarnock.
including 87 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Sir
Charles Mordaunt bart. and held since 1861 by the Rev. Letters from Weston-super-Mare, via Axbridge, by mes-
Harvey Mallory Mapleton M.A. of St. John's College, Oxford. senger arrive at 8 a.m. LETTER Box in the village cleared
Sir Charles Mordaunt hart. M.A., D.L., .J.P. of Walton Hill, at 6. 10. The nearest money order & telegraph office is
Warwick, who is lord of the manor, Waiter Long esq. .T.P. of at Axbridge
Belmore House, Upham, Rants, and Messrs. Chappell are
the chief landowners. The soil is loam with subsoil of clay. National School (mixed), built in 1874 for 70 children;

The land is chiefly in pasture. The area is x,815 acres ; average attendance, 24 ; Miss Ada. Gane, mistress

rateable value, £5,o62 ; the population in x881 was 281.

Mapleton Rev. Harvey Ma.llory H. A. Cox Edmund, butcher & shopkeeper & Spra.U Thos.corn & cake factor & farmr

Rectory corn factor, Tarnock \ Spratt William, farmer

COMMERCIAL. Duckett George, farmer [Receive letters Stagg John, carpenter, Tarnock

Bailey Henry, farmer, Tarnock via Mark] Taylor Edwin, farmer, Tamock
Burrow George, fanner
Catley Evan James, farmer, Tarnock Fry Wm. farmer, Badgworth Bow farm Thomas Charles, shoe maker, Tarnock

Hicks Waiter, farmer Tilley Charles, farmer

Chappell George, yeoman Hicks William, farmer Tilley John, carpenter

Cook John, farmer House Samuel, farmer, Tarnock Vincent Edwin, shoe maker, Tamock

Counsell Henry, farmer, Tarnock Rich George, farmer, Tarnock Woodward John, farmer, Tarnock

WEST BAGBOROUGH is a pleasant village and rectory, average tithe rent-charge £236, net yearly value

parish situated on a southern slope of the Quantock hills, £4so,including 73 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of

the highest point of which range, called "Willsneck," 1,270 and held since 1857 by the Rev. John Benjamin Riky M. A. of

feet above the level of the sea, is in this parish, which is 3 St. John's College,Cambridge. The charities are of ;{,12 yearly

miles north from Bishops Lydeard station on the West value. Red deer are found wild on the Quantock hills in

Somerset branch of the Great Western rail way, 8 north-west this parish. Bagborough House is the seat of Mrs. Fenwick

from Taunton, in the Western division of the county, bun- Bisset (nee Popham), who is lady of the manor and principal

dred of Taunton Dean, Bishops Lydeard petty sessional landowner. The soil is various, a part being a rich loam

division, Taunton union and county court district, Wellington and some clay ; subsoil, sand and marl, and a free sandstone.

district of the rural deanery and archdeaconry of Taunton The area is 1,973 acres; rateable value, £3,198 ; the popula-

and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of the Holy tion in 1881 was 475· .

Trinity is an edifice of stone in the Perpendicular style, con- Parish Clerk Edward Fox

sisting of chancel, nave of three bays, north aisle, south '·
porch and an embattled western tower containing one bell: PosT OFFICE.-Edwin Wale, receiver. Letters arrive from

the east window is stained : there are mural monuments to Bishops Lydeard R.S.O. at 7.15 a.m.; box closes at 7.40

the Popham family, of whom Mrs. FenwiCk Bisset is the p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at

present representative: in 1873-4 the church was restored Bishops Lydeard R.S.O

and the chancel aisle added, at a cost of £1,8oo: there are National School (mixed), for 76 children : average atten-

250 sittings. The register dates from 1552. The living is a dance, 65; Edwin Wale, master; Mrs. Wale, mistresS'

Fenwick-Bisset Mrs. Bagborough house Bishop John, farmer, Milton farm Rich George, farmer, Bashfords
Lowis Col. Ninian, The Cottage Clarke James, farmer, Hearn farm Simons James, tailor
Riky Rev. JohnBenjamin M.A.[rector], Dibble Thomas, farmer, Shopnoller fnn Strong James, butcher& farmer
Pearce Isaac, blacksmith White William, wheelwright
Rectory
Rich Charles, beer retailer Wyatt Thomas, Blue Ball P.H.& farmer
Webber John
Barber Charles, baker & shopkeeper

l3ALTONSBOROUGH is a village and parish situated the Rev. William Neville M.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford,

on the river Brue, 5 miles south-east from Glastonbury who resides at Butleigh. There is a Wesleyan chapel

and 4 south-west from Pennard station on the Somerset and seating 100 persons. The Mora.vian chapel, erected with

Dorset joint railway, in the Eastern division of the county, minister's hwoiullseseinat1825s9o, is a building of stone in the Gothic
eastern division of Glaston Twelve Hides hundred, Somerton style, and persons. Orchard Neville is the

petty sessional division, Wells union and county court residence of Miss Cicely Neville. The trustees of the late

district, rural deanery of Glastonbury, archdeaconry of William Benjamin Naish (d. 1885), who are lords of the

Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of St. manor, Mr. James Austin, Mr. Albert Haine, Mr. William

Dunstan is a building of stone in the Late Pointed style, con- Austin, Mr. Albert Whitehead and Mr. Isaac Albert Mullins

sisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled and Robert Neville-Grenville esq. M.A., D.L., .J.P., M.I.M.E.

western tower with pinnacles containing a clock and 6 bells : of Butleigh Court, are the chief landowners. Soil and subsoil,

the chancel retains its sedilia, which are ornamented with blue lias. The land is chiefly in pasture. The acreage

shields inclosed in panels and there is an aumbry on the is 2,472; rateable value, £6,045 ; the population in 1881

north side : the chancel walls have a richly carved oak was 703.

cornice, and there is a modern rood screen, the ancient stair SoUTHWOOD is a small hamlet 2 miles south-east. HAM

turret remaining on the north side; the ceiling of the nave STREET is a small hamlet, half a mile east ; MrLL STREET is

is waggon-shaped and was restored and coloured about 1875 ; a small hamlet, a quarter of a mile south-west.

the benches, dating from the 15th century, are of massive Parish Clerk, William Dunkerton

character; and the wood work includes a stool of Jacobean PosT & M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.

date, said to have been formerly in use for offenders when -Mrs. Mary .Ann Fatten, receiver. Letters through

doing penance : in the south wall of the nave is a piscina, Glastonbury arrive at 6.55 a. m.; dispatched at 6.15 p.m.;

and the church still keeps an hour-glass stand: the gables sunday 10 a. m

of the building exhibit some good medireval crosses, and ScHOOLS : -

the tower roof displays fantastic metal work, wrought and National (mixed), built in 1848 for 100 children; average

affixed by a local smith : in the churchyard is a cross with a attendance, 49 ; Miss Mary Gloyns, mistress

modem base and shaft, and an ancient crucifix head: there British, Ham Street (mixed), founded in 1861, for 6o

are 200 sittings. The register dates from 1560. The living, children; average attendance, 57; Miss Mary Tammadge,

formerly a chapelry, is now a vicarage annexed to that mistress

of Butleigh, average tithe rent-charge £372, joint net St. Anne's high class school for the daughters of clergymen

yearly value £443, including 45 acres of glebe, in the gift & professional gentlemen is under the care of the Clewer

of Robert Neville-Grenville esq. J.P. and held since 1882 by Sisters; 28 boarders are received

Baltonsborough. Clapp John, farmer, West Town Look William Henry, farmer
Corp Christopher, farmer Maidment Henry, farmer, Bridge farm
Jacob Mrs Creed James, farmer Masters Charles, shoe maker
Lance Rev.Edwin Mildred M ..~.[curate} Creed Sidney, farmer Masters William, farmer
Neville Miss Cicely, Orchard Neyille Dunkerton William, blacksmith Nurse Charles, farmer
Goodson .John & Wm. wheelwrights Fatten Mary Ann (Mrs.), Post office
COMliiERCIAL. Hawkins John, farmer Pearce John, farmer & tax collector

Appleby John, farmer & landowner Hickman Alfred, carpenter Pearce Arthur, farmer
Hill William, farmer Read Charles, carpenter
.Arnold Thomas, shoe maker Hodge George, mason Reynolds William, dairy farmer
Jacob Daniel, farmer Silcox Hy.Thos.Greyhoundinn,& frmr
Austin WilliaiP, yeoman, Hill side
Barber Stephen, mason
BarringtonJn.sen.frmr.DoubleHousefm

Buttle Charles, road contractor

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BANWELL. 3l

St. Anne's High Class School for Girls Berry Henry, baker & miller (water) Whitehead & Mullins, cheese factors
(Sister Florence, in charge) Cotton Robert, traveller Whitehead Albert, yeoman
Hickman Edward Lloyd, shopkeeper
Waterman John Charles, shopkeeper James Thomas, butcher Southwood.
West Edward, mason Masters Alma (Miss), shopkeeper
Masters Charles, boot maker Bush Frank, farmer
Ham Street. Reynolds Henry, farmer Creed Frank, tarmer
Haine Albert, yeoman
Rea Rev. Charles [Moravian] Somers George, blacksmith Higgins George, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Somers Joseph, farmer Jarrett Robert, farmer
Toogood James, shoe maker
Austin James, yeoman
Badman Joseph, baker

BANWELL is a large parish and village, having a station which, though several times restored after the Conquest by

called Sandford and Banwell, on the Cheddar Valley branch Bishops of the see of Bath and Wells (particularly by Bishops

of the Great Western railway, I mile east from the village, Drokensford, A.D. 1309; Beckington, 1443; and Oliver King,

3i miles north-west from Axbridge, 6 south-east from Wes- 1449), never attained its orig~nal magnificence, and after

ton-super-Mare and 135 from London, in the Wells division of the Reformation fell into decay. During the last century

the county, Winterstoke hundred, Axbridge petty sessional the ancient hall, built by Bishop Beckington, was converted

division, union and county court district, Locking riistrict into a residence, called the Court House, restored about

of the rural deanery of Axbridge, archdeaconry of Wells, I87o, under the direction of Mr. Haus Price, architect;

and diocese of Bath and Wells. Since June, 1864, the other parts of the ruins have been pulled down, with the

village has been lighted with gas, by a company formed in exception of the chapel, which still remains : the window in

1863. The church of St. Andrew is a spacious and hand- the eastern end is a fine specimen of Early English character;

some building of stone, in the Decorated style, consisting of in this chapel Bishop Drokensford performed important

chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, south porch with parvise, ceremonies and executed deeds and mandates still on record:

and a lofty western tower with embattled stepped parapet in 1874 several fragments of Norman stonework and other

and pinnacles, and containing a clock and 6 bells : there are interesting monuments were di'!covered ; the abbey is now

several stained windows ; the east window being a memorial the property and residence of Surgeon-General Robert

to the Right Rev. George Henry Law D.D. bishop of Bath Bowen. On the highest part of the hill, amidst thriving

and Wells 1824-45: in 1888 a stained window was erected plantations, the late Bishop of Bath and Wells erected a

by the parishioners and friends, on the north side, to corn- tower, visible at a great distance, overlooking the surround-

memorate the fiftieth year of the Vicar's ministrations; in ing country and the Bristol Channel. At the extremity of

the vestry is some Flemish glass, illustrative of incidents Banwell Hill, is the residence of Major James Adeane Law

from the Book of Tobit: a very elaborately carved and J.P. termed" The Caves," from its proximity to the famous

richly gilt oak screen, of the 15th century, divides the stalactite, and bone caves here, in the latter of which an

chancel and nave; it appears to have been erected about immense quantity of bones were found and arranged, chiefly

1522, and in the churchwardens' accounts are various entries by the exertions of the late Mr. Beard; these are now

relative to its construction and decoration; the rood which preserved in the Taunton museum. Banwell Castle, the

surmounted it was sold in 1531 : the chancel retains an property and residence of WolselE'Iy Partridge Emerton esq.

almery and piscina: the nave has a fine cradle roof, and is a commodious building, in the Tudor style, and there are

there is a good stone pulpit and a font of Perpendicular several other good residences. The Ecclesiastic$1 Commis-

date: in the nave is the brass of a civilian and his wife, c. sioners, who are lords of the manor, and William Wyndham

q8o: in the chanool is another brass, with effigy in the esq. B.A., D.L., J.P. of Dinton House, Salisbury, Wilts, are

processional dress of an ecclesiastic, to John Martok, physi- the chief landowners. The soil is loam and clay; the sub-

cian, ob. May 31, 1503; in the nave is another brass, with soil, clay and limestone. The chief crops are grass and

mutilated effigies to John Blandon, ob. 1554, and Elizabeth, wheat. The area is 4,829 acres; rateable value, £16,773;

his wife, and on the same slab is an inscription to Thomas the population in 1881 was I 1717.
Morse, ob. x6o8 : near the chancel door is a memorial to Sexton, George Shallish.

William Beard, a local self-taught zoologist and long known PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., s. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office

in connection with the famous bone cavern here, he died (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Somer-

Jan. 9, t868, aged 95: in x865 the interior of the church set added).-Henry Coster, sub- postmaster. Letters

was handsomely restored and decorated : there are sittings for Westwick & St. Georges should be addressed near

for 700 persons. The register dates from the year t569. Worle, Weston-super-Mare; for Rolstone, Hewish, near

The living is a vicarage, annual yearly value from tithe Bristol. Lett.ers arrive at 5 a. m. ; delivered at 7 a. m. ;

rent-charge £628, with residence, in the gift of the Dean dispatched at 2_30 & 8.40 p.m. ; a second mail arrives at
and Chapter of Bristol, and held since 1838 by the Rev. 2 p.m
William Hamilton Turner M.A. of Pembroke College, Cam-
bridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel. A fair is held on the INSURANCE AGENTS:-

I8th January for cattle. In the centre of the village rises Accidental Death, J. Purrett

the spring from which the place in part derives its name ; County Fire, W. Corfield

it forms a pond, works a eorn mill and is also used by the Manchester Fire, Woolfryes & Powell

owners (Messrs. Castle and Rogers) for working the ma- Ocean General, Charles Baker

chinery of their brewery ; it yields about 12 tons per Railway Passengers & Royal, J. Purrett

minute, and has never been known to fail. There is a well- Standard Life, Woolfryes & Powell

appointed Volunteer Fire .Brigade st.ation, the engine West of England Fire & Life, Woolfryes & PoweJl

together with the engine-house was presented by the late Parochial School (mixed), for 300 children; average at-

Miss Fazakerly, of The Abbey; the brigade consists of a tendance, 180; Harry George Cray, master

captain (Thomas Castle, jun.), engineer and ten men. This RAILWAY STATIONS:-

village presents many objects of interest to the visitor and Puxton, William Robert Hunt, station master

antiquary: historians agree that the Bishop's palace, men- Sandford & Banwell (Cheddar Valley branch), John C.

tioned by Leland, in his" Itinerary," as then standing here, Brayley, station master

was built on the s:te of the notable Saxon monastery, CARRIER TO BRISTOL.-William Wride, mon. & thurs. re-

founded by King Alfred, and destroyed by the Danes, and turning same day

[Letters for persons residing at Westwick Dibble Mrs. Church street TurnerRev.Wm.Hamilton M.A Vicarage

& St. George's should be addressed-" near Dibble Mrs. The Laurels Woolfryes William, Hill side
[LWettoerrles, fWorespteorns-osnusperr-eMsiadrien.g"] at Rolstone Emerton WOL'·~eley p artr1'dge, Banwell
COMMERCIAL.

should be addressed-" Hewish, near Bris- castle Amesbury Geo. blacksmith,St.George's
tol."] Emery Charles Nigel, Woodlands Amesbury John, farmer, Knightcott

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Frost Wilfred, Eastleigh house Appleby Esther Ann (Mrs.), pavior,

Aubrey Richard, West street Gill Mrs. West street Knightcott

Beak Misses, Elmhurst Law Edmund, Sunny bank Aubrey Richard L.R.C.P.Edin. physician

Bloxham Rev. Edwa.rd John [curate], Law Major Jas. Adeane J.P. The Caves & surgeon, West street

The Laurels May Oliver Marsom, West street Bailey Samuel, baker

Bowen Surg.-Genl. Robert, The Abbey Parnell Mrs. The Myrtles Baker Charles, Ship commercial hotel,

Castle Charles, High street Plaister Mrs. West End villa. auctioneer & valuer

Castle Miss, High street Powell John Hungerford, Rose villa Baker Thos.farmer&butcher, Weywick

Castle Mrs. Winthill house Robinson Rev.Thos.Arthur M.A. [curate Banwell Volunteer Fire Brigade

Castle Thomas, Banwell house of Wick St. Laurence], St. George's (Thomas Castle, jun. captain)

Castle Thomas, jun Rodgers Rev.Isaac [Weslyn.],Wesleyvil Beak TheMisses,ladies' school,Elmhurst

Caunter Richard Lawrence, Eversleigh Rogers Joseph, The Elms Beard William, farmer, Westwick

Collins Bevis, Hill end Rogers Mrs. Oliver, Charleville Bell William Henry,chemist & vet. surg

Corfield William, Towerhead cottage Say James, Plantation house Bisdee Henry, yeoman, Knightcott

Cotgrave Mrs. The Grange Shephard Mrs. West street Bisdee Samuel, farmer, Rolstone court

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Blake John, mason, Hill end Frost Ernest, farmer, Wolvershill PURRETT &. GEORGE,manufacturing-

Bowering Ann (Mrs.), farmer Fugill Henry Edward, watch maker, chemists, aerated water manufac-

Brake John, beer retailer East street turers, brewers, cider &perry makers

Brown Josepb, farmer, & coffee tavern Gas & Coal Company Limited (John & merchant5, sole proprietors of

Byles \\'illiam, baker & confectioner Hungerford Powell, sec. ; Henry Purrett's magic C(}ugh mixture &

CASTLE&. ROGERS, beer, ale, porter Coster, manager & collector) Purrett's magic fire extinguisher,

& bitter ale brewers & aerated water George Charles William, shoe maker Westwick brewery & works, Apple

manufacturers, The Brewery. See Gill William, farmer & landowner, The farm, Wurle ·

advertisement Laurels, Rolstone PruenHenryFawcett, farmer, Knightcott

Castle Charles, corn factor ·Goding George, painter Rosser Henry, carpenter

Caunter RichardLawren('e L. R.C.P.Edin. Goding James, carpenter IRyall George, baker & corn. dealer

physician & surgeon,& medical officer Harris David, haulier Ryall John, farmer, St. George's

& public vaccinator, No. I district, Harris Jacob, shoe maker Say Edmund, farmer, Rolstone

Axbridge union, Eversleigh Hawkins Jeremiah, farmer, Westwick Seager George, farmer, Weywick

Chapman John, farmer, Knightcott Hebert Lucy Edith (Miss), milliner Seymour George, farmer, Wolvershill

Chapman Mary (Mrs.),farmer, Yarbury Hemmens Albert, farmer & butcher Seymour Richard, farmer, Wolvershill

Clark William Cox, boot maker Hemmens Alfred, pork butcher Sheldon Edwin, blacksmith

Clarke Samuel Gill, farmer, Rolstone Hemmens Hannah Maria (Miss), shop- Staple Joseph, farmer, St. George's

Clarke Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Rolstone keeper Stephens Alfred, beer retlr. Knightcott

Clarke William Gill, farmer,Wolvershill Hemmens William, pork butcher, High Stephens Frederick, butcher

Collins Bevis William, farmer street Stephens Mary Jane (Miss), butcher

Coombe Albert, cowkeeper, Rolstone Hicks John, farmer, Doubleton farm Stock Frederick, mason

Coombe Hebden, farmer Hicks Robert, farmer, Rolstone Stockbridge Henry John, boarding &

Corfield & Glanville, wine & spirit im- Hodges Benjamin, draper, West str9et day school

porters, Towerhead cottage Hollier William, plumber & gasfitter Stuckey's Banking Co. (branch of .Ax-

Cornelius Charles, Bell hotel House Albert Oliver, farmer, Westwick bridge), open <m sat. & fair days;

Cossey William, farmer, Wolvershill Ho\ise Edwin, farmer, St. George's draw on Robarts, Lubbock & Co.

Cossham Jn.Gingell,farmer,Wolvershill House Thomas, farmer, Hill end London E c

Coster Henry, manager & collector to House William Walter,farmer, Rolstone Thomas John Appleby, sec. Rational

the Banwell Gas & Coal Co. Limited, Hurley Samuel, jun. farmer, Rolstone Sick & Burial Association

& resident agent to Fox Fowler Co. Hurley Thomas, shopkeeper Thomas Reuben, blacksmith

bankers, Post office Hurley Thomas Leonard, farmer, Yar- Vale James, farmer, Wolve:rshill

CounsellWilliamSidney,farmer,Winthill bury Vale Thomas Hayne,butcher, Church st

Court Elijah, farmer, Wolvershill Irish James & Co. drapers & grocers Wardle William, general dealer

Court Elijah, jun. farmer, Wolvershill Kerton James, farmer, Knightcott Webb Charles (Mrs.), farmer

Creighton Charles, beer retailer Laney Samuel, carpenter Westlake Saml.mrkt. grdnr.Whitecross

Criddle Richd. dairy farmer, Westwick Laver Samuel, farmer, St. George's Wilkins Peter John, draper & grocer

Crook Henry, shoe maker, West street Lee Felix, farmer, Weywick Willett Thomas & Son, grocers, iron-

Curry Alfred, fanner, Wolvershill Lewis William, tailor, West street mongers, corn factors & millers,

Curry Edward, butcher &farmer, West- Lukins Wallace, beer retailer Butstone house & Banwell mill

wick Milliner Charles,Woolpack inn,& mason, Wilts & Dorset Banking Co. Limited

Curry James, farmer, Westwick Westwick (agency), ·open on wed. & sat. 10 till

Davis James, farmer, Rolstone Neate George, grocer & draper I & fair days ; draw on London &

Davis William Gill, farmer & assistant Nicholls E. & Son, bakers & confec- Westminster Bank Lim. London E c

overseer, Knightcott tioners Woolfryes & Powell, solicitors

Day Harry & Thomas, road contractors Palmer Joseph William, farmer, Bone Woolfryes William (firm, Woolfryes &

Day James, painter & plumber cottage, Winthill Powell), solicitor, commissioner to

Day Matthew, carpenter Parker Gilbert, shopkeeper administer oaths in the Supreme

Dibble Alice (Miss),dress maker, West st Parker William, farmer, Towerhead court, & perpetual commissioner,

Drew Amelia (Mrs.), farmer, Rhodyate Poore Waiter, saddler registrar of the Axbridge county

Edwards Harry, farmer, Rolstone Porter Francis, farmer, Wolvershill court, & agent to the West of England

:Fox Fowler Co. bankers (sub branch Porter Thomas, farmer, Westwick Fire & Life Office ; & at High street,

from Weston) (HenryCoster,resident Powell John Hungerford,solicitor (firm, Axbridge

agent); draw on Barclay, .Bevan & Woolfryes &Powell), secretarytothe Wride William, carrier

Co. London E c Banwell Gas Light Co. Limited

BARRINGTON is a village and parish, 5 miles west- 1605 it was purchased by Sir Thomas Phelips kt. and bart.

by-south from Martock station on the Yeovil branch, and 4 it is now a farm-house, and some portions remain in an

north-east from Ilminster station on the Chard branch of excellent state of preservation. Richard Marker esq. D.L.,

the Great Western railway, in the Southern division of the J.P. of Combe, Honiton, Devon, is lord of the manor; and

county, hundred of South Petherton, Ilminster petty ses- William Parsons .Peters esq. of Yeabridge House, South

sional division, union and county court district of Langport, Petherton and John Woolcott esq. are the chief landowners.

Ilminster district of the rural deanery of Crewkerne, arch- The soil is clay and loam and sand, and the subsoil clay.

deaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The The chief crops are wheat, beans and flax. The acreage is

church of St. Mary is a cruciform building of stone in the 1,158A. 2R. 37P.; rateable value, [2,592. The population

Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chan- in x88x was 418. ·

eel, nave, transept, north porch and an octagonal tower NmoN, Il miles north, was formerly extra parochial but

containing 4 bells : there are 250 sittings. The register is now annexed for civil purposes to this parish and eccle-

dates from 1584. The living is a vicarage, yearly value siastically to Hambridge.

£290, in the gift of the Rev. V. S. S. Coles M. A. and held since Parish Clerk, John Morris.

1885 by the Rev. Joseph Hamlett, who resides at Shepton Letters are received through llminster, arrive at 9 a.m.

Beauchamp. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. There is a charity WALL LETTER Box cleared at s.xo p.m. week days only.

of £3 yearly value. Barrington Court, one of the most The nearest money order & telegraph office is at South
beautiful specimens of Domestic architecture remaining in Petherton

Ithis county, was probably built by Henry Daubeney, 2nd National School (mixed), erected in 1848, for 100 children;

baron and ISt Earl of Bridgewater, who died in 1548, the average attendance, 52 ; with an endowment of £44
manor having been for ages the property of that family ; in yearly ; Miss Hannah Willmott, mistress

Ba.zeley Ernest Augustus, The Priory Derriman George, farmer Reed Edward, dairyman

Bond Charles Drayton Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Rowswell Louisa (Mrs.),Royal Oak P.IL

COMMERCIAL. Greenslade William, shoe maker & farmer

Bond John, shopkeeper Jacobs James, farmer,Barrington court Rowswell Mark, farmer .

Brister Mary Ann (Mrs.)& Son,fa.rmers Jacobs Wm. farmer& assistant overseer Tratt George, wheelwright & farmer-

Brister Nancy (Miss), farmer Male Hannah (Mrs.), farmer Tratt Joseph, farmer & blacksmith

Corner Charles, police sergeant Male Henry, farmer Watts George, farmer

Dabinett Thomas, shoe maker Male Stanford,shpkpr.&linen collar ma.

BARROW GURNEY is an agricultural parish and district of Bristol, Portishead district of the rural deanery of

small village, between the roads from Bristol to Weston- Chew, archdeaconry of Bath and diocese of Bath and Wells.
super-Mare and Bristol to Exeter, 5 miles south-west from The old church of the Holy Trinity, situated close to Barrow
Bristol and :r mile south from Flax Bourton station on the Court, was a small building of stone in the Perpendicular
main line of the Great Western railway, in the Northern style, consisted of two aisles, south porch and a low em-
division of the county, Hartcliffe hundred, Long Ashton battled western tower containing 3 bells; but in 1889 this
petty sessional division, union of Bedminster, county court building was entirely pulled down and a new church, witb

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mRECTOR..Y.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BAltTON .s·r. )}AVID.; ~:}

tower, erected on the same foundations: the old church soil is clayey; subsoil. limestone; wheat, barley and roots are
eontaiued monum~Jnts to the Gore family, and one of ex- grown, but the land is chiefly in pasture. Dial quarrr is of
cellent design, dated 1616, to l<'rancis James LL.D. The carboniferous limestone; limeburning is carried on. The

register dates from the year 1590. The living is a vicarage, parish contains 2,026 acres; rateable value, £6,762; the
net yearly value £2oo with residence, in the gift of H.M. population in 1881 was 302,

Gibbs esq. and held since 1882 by the Rev. James Alfred Sacristan, Charles Weekes.
William Wadmore M.A. of Oriel College, Oxford. Large
filter basins of the Bristol waterworks are here. Barrow PosT 0FFICE.-Charles Weekes, receiver. Letters through

Court is the residence of Henry Martin Gibbs esq, J.P. 'fhe Flax Bourton R.S.O. arrive at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched 5-50

principal landowners are John Henry Blagrave esq. J.P. who p.m. ; no delivery on sunday. Winford is the nearest
is also lord of the manor, Antony Gibbs esq. J.P. of Tyntes- money order & !<'lax Bom·ton the nearest telegraph office

field, Wraxall, and Sir John Henry Greville Smyth hart. National School (mixed & infants), built in 1863, for 100
M.A., J.P. of .Ashton Court. A village club and reading children; average attendance, 55; 1.\irs. Hannah· Butt,
room was opened in 1882 by the present incumbent. The mistress

George Mrs. Hillside Child Jn.(Mrs.),farmer,The Steps farm Russell James, farmer & cattle dealer

Gibbs Henry Martin J.P. Barrow court Griffin George, lime burner VowlesBenjamn.farmer,Freeman's farm

Hayward Hugh Hawkins James, farmer & surveyor, Vowles Charles, miller (water)

WadmoreRev.Jas.Alfd. Wm.M.A. [vicar] Reservoir farm Vowles James, farmer

Were Mrs. Bonville, Gratwicke hall Hearne Henry, beer retailer Weekes Robert, farmer, Cattern's(arm

COMMERCIAL. Jones Frederick, farmer & baker Williams James, farmer
Jones Joseph, miller (water) Yates Charles, farm bailiff to Henry

Atkins Albert, carpenter Marshall Charles, farmer, Hill farm Martin Gibbs esq

Bax Richard, farmer,Spring Head farm Naish Thomas, assistant overseer Yates George, blacksmith

Drown Richard, superintendent of the Purnell Thomas, Fox & Goose P.H Yates William, shopkeeper

reservoir of the Bristol Water Works Reynolds Edwin,farmer, Redwoodsfrm

NORTH BARROW is a parish and village, 3~ miles Cambridge. There is a charity of £3 yearly, arising from

south-by-west from Castle Cary, 2l north from Sparkford £IOo invested in Consols, distributed in coals; one of 10s.
station on the Great Western railway and 7 west from yearly, being the interest of £2o left by Mrs. Ann Welch-

Wincanton, in the Eastern division of the county, hundred man, which is given in bread; and one of 2os. yearly arising

of Catash, Wincanton petty sessional division, union and from land left by Mrs. Agatha Clothier, also given in bread.

county court district, rural deanery of Cary, archdeaconry Viscount Portman is lord of the manor and chief landowner,

of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of The soil is sandy loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are

St. Nicholas, rebuilt in x86o1 is an edifice of stone in the corn and some land in pasture. The area is 751 acres;
Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch
rateable value, £ x,u.x ; the population in x88x was I x8.

and an embattled western tower containing 4 bells : in 1887 Parish Clerk1 Matthew Lockett.
the bells were rehung at the expense of the Rev. J. J.
Stanton, then rector : the church affords 100 sittings : it is Letters received from Bath, vi§. Sparkford, by foot post and
seated with open benches: the churchyard is one of the are delivered about 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. Castle Cary is the

most picturesque in the county. The register dates from nearest money order & telegraph office. WALL LETTER
1562. The living is a rectory with the vicarage of South Box cleared~ 8.30 a.m. & 6.5 p.m. on week days only

Barrow annexed, average tithe rent-charge £10o gross, National School (mixed), for this & the adjoining parish of
yearly value £245, including 56 acres of glebe with resi-
deuce, in the gift of Viscoun,t Portman, who ha.S two turns, South .Barrow, erected in 1875, midway between the two
and the Dean and Chapter of Wells one turn, and held since parishes, principally at the expense of the late Viscount
1889 by the Rev. George Mills, of Corpus Christi college, Portman, for 40 children; average attendance, 29; Miss
Rebecca Ashworth, mistress

Mills Rev. George [rector], Rectory Farthing Samuel, shopkeeper, baker, Tabor Thomas, dairy & corn farmer,
.Ames John, farmer
Brown Oliver, farmer farmer & butcher Barrow farm

SOUTH BARROW is a parish and village, 4! miles living is a vicarage, annexed to the rectory of North Barrow•

south-west from Castle Cary, 7 miles west from Wincanton, average tithe rent-charge £xoo, joint gross yearly value

and one mile north from Sparkford station on the Great £245, including 56 acres of glebe, in the gift of Viscount

Western railway, in the Eastern division of the county, Portman, who has two turns and the Dean and Chapter of

hundred of Catsash, Wincantou petty sessional division, Wells one turn, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Georg6

union and county court district, rural deanery or Cary, Mills, of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge. There is a

archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. chapel for Bible Christians. Viscount Portman is lord of

The church of St. Peter is an edifice of stone of the 1sth the manor and chief landowner. The soil is sandy loam and

century, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch the subsoil, clay. The chief crops are grass and corn. The

and an embattled western tower containing 3 bells : the area is 752 acres; rateable value, £x,x6x; the population iu

church was restored in 1882, when the ancient carved bench x881 was 122.

ends, the pulpit and communion rails were renovated, and Parish Clerk, George Raymond.
the stairs and the arch to the rood loft opened, under the
direction of Mr. Trask, architect, at a cost of between £700 Letters by foot post through Bath, via Sparkford, delivered
and £8oo : in 1888 a brass lectern was placed and other im-
provements made, at the cost of the Rev. Joseph John Stanton about 7.30 a.m. WALL LETTER Box cleared at 6.3op.m.
Queen Camel is the nearest money order & telegraph office

M.A. vicar from 1878 to 1889 : there are sittings ,for 100 A National school for the children of this parish was built in

persons. The register dates from the year 1500. The 1875 at North Barrow

Dauncey Mrs Par- Danncey Eli, farmer Pickford John, fanner
Hounsell James Davis George Pickford Silas, farmer, Manor farm
Payne Frederick, shopkeeper & shoe Raymond George, carpenter
Phillips Jonas Windsor George, thatcher
maker
:Bartlett James Marshall, farmer, Pickford Edward, farmer, Church farm
sonage farm

:SARTON ST. DAVID is a small parish, including the the foundations of the south transept still exist; the arch

I:J.amlet of SILVER STREET: it is 7 miles west from Castle which formerly opened into it from the nave has been built
Cary station on the Great Western railway, 4 north-east up: in the nave was formerly a large painting of David the
from Somerton and 9 north-east from Langport, in the Psalmist, now removed to the parsonage : the church was
Eastern division of the county, hundreds of Catsash and repaired and reseated in 1874 and has sittings for 120 per-
Wytstan, Somerton petty sessional division, Langport union sons : in the churchyard are the remains of a cross, on the

and county court district, rural deanery of Cary, arch- west side of which is the effigy of a bishop with maniple and
dea~nry of Taunton and diocese of Bath and Wells. The wearing a mitre, and carrying a wallet, suspended by a strap
river Brue flows through the parish and turns a flour mill. over his right shoulder; the figure has been assigned to St.
The church of St. David, originally cruciform, is an ancient David, Archbishop of Menevia in the 6th century. Tha
building of stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of register of baptisms and burials dates from 1714, and of
chancel, nave, north transept, north porch and a central octa- marriages 1755. The living is a vicarage, average tithe

gonal tower,with pinnacles,containing 4 bells : the·doorway of rent-charge £143, gross yearly value £3oo1 including 38
the north porch is Norman : on the north side of the chancel acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of

is a hagioscope, and the doorway leading to the rood loft Bath and Wells, and held since 1862 by the Rev. Gilbert

remains: the chancel also retains a piscina, but imperfect: Edward Smith B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, There.

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34 BARTON bT. DAVlD. SOMERSETSHIRE.

is a Congregational chapel. Francis Henry Dickinson esq. PosT OFFICE.-Henry Reynolds, receiver. Letters from

F.S.A., D.L,, J.P. of Kingweston House, and John James Somerton S.O. arrive at 7.25 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.25

Bond esq. are chief landowners. The soil is clay and the p.m. week days only. The nearest money order office is

subsoil blue lias. The chief crops are wheat, beans, orchard at Keinton Mandeville &telegraph office at Baltonsborough.

and dairy produce. The area is 946 acres ; rateable value, Postal orders are issued here but not paid

£I,598; the population in I88I was 338.

Sexton, Joseph Stone. National School (mixed), built in 1864, for 6o children;

SILVER STREET is a hamlet on the north-east, and is sup- average attendance, 52; Miss Mary Jane Connor,mistress.

pose4 to derive its name from an'old Roman road, ex silva.

Smith Rev. Gilbert Edwd.B.A. Vi<'arage Indoe Edwin, farmer Reynolds Henry, grocer, builder &.

Tyack Rev. William [Congregational] Jeffrey Thomas, shopkeeper contractor, assistant overseer; esti-

COMMERCIAL. Lawrance Samuel, engineer, millwright mates given for general repairs, Post.

Bishop John, butcher & farmer, con- & hot water engineer, general repairs office

tractor to nobility & private families Masters William James, farmer Stone John, farmer

Cribb George, coal dealer Norman William Joseph, Barton com- Stone J oseph, cooper & sexton

Eades Edmund, blacksmith mercial inn Taylor & Hooper, millers (water)~

Frampton Alfred, farmer Norman William Joseph, builder, corn, flour & meal mers. Barton mills

Frampton Joseph, farmer plumber & house decorat.or; esti- Whittle John (Mrs.), farmer

Garrett William, farmer mates given for general repairs Willcox George & Mary Ann (Miss)t

Hooper Sl. miller, see Taylor & Hooper Otten Richard, carpenter farmers & landowners

Indoe Edward, farmer, Gosling street Reynolds George, plasterer

BARWICK is a small parish, situated on the borders of Hendford hill, Yeovil. STOFORD is a hamlet, half-a-mile east.

Dorsetshire, I mile south from Yeovil Junction station on Here is a Wesleyan chapel, seating IOO persons. A large

the South Western railway, in the Southern division of the cattle and horse fair is held here on the uth June and 28th

county, Houndsborough, Barwick and Coker hundred, September yearly. Barwick House, the property of Charles

Yeovil petty sessional division, union and county court dis- Alston Messiter esq. J.P. and residence of Daniel Lloyd-Jones

trict, rural deanery of Merston, archdeaconry of Wells and esq.is a mansion of Yeovil stone with Hamhill stone dressings

diocese of Bath and Wells. The church of St. Mary Magdalene in the Jacobean and Italian styles, and has a number of lofty

is an ancient building of stone in the Early English style, towers; it is situated in a fine undulating park of nearly 200

consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, south porch acres, ornamented with luxuriant timber, and containing a.

and a tower on the north side containing 2 bells : in the north spring, which supplies a sheet of water. Little Barwick,

aisle are two mural tablets to the Newman and Messiter the residence of William Lockhart McCall esq. is situated on

families, and one in the south aisle to the Symes family, a small eminence and commands a fine expanse of scenery.

dated I67I : the stained east window was presented by Mrs. Charles Alston Messiter esq. 1. P. is lord of the manor and

Harbin : the north aisle has a ceiling of ancient panelled owns nearly the whole of the land. The soil and subsoil are

oak: the nave is seated with handsomely carved oak benches, sand and clay. The chief crops are barley, oats and some

dated 1533 : the church was completely restored and the land in pasture. The area is 76I acres ; rateable value,

chancel rebuilt in I885-6, at a total cost of £1,500 ; during £2,428 ; the population in 188I was 534·

the restoration several architectural features of interest were Sexton, Henry Forse.

discovered, including the hagioscope, stone steps to the rood WAT.L LETTER Box cleared at 7-45 a.m. & 5-I5 p.m.; sun-

loft and sculptured heads : there are sittings for I70 persons. day, I I. 20 a. m. WALL LETTER Box, Stoford, cleared at

The register dates from I56o. The living is a rectory, 8 a. m. & 5 p.m.; sundays, 8 a. m. Letters by foot post

average tithe rent-charge £117, net yearly value £150, in- from Yeovil, which is the nearest money order &telegraph

eluding 2I acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of Charles office, arrive at 8 a.m .

Alston Messiter esq. and held since 1883 by tho Rev. Nicholas National School (mixed), built in 1830, for 99 children;

Lower Gedye, of Queen's College, Oxford, who resides at 33 average attendance, 72 ; Miss Eliza Madaford, mistress

Field Mrs. Stoford Field Henry & Edward, bakers,Stoford Pearse Wm. John Woolmonton, farmer

Lloyd-Jones Daniel, Barwick house Forse George, shopkeeper, Stoford Podger Walter Henry, miller (water);

McCall William Lockhart (late I4th Fox William, shopkeeper, Stoford & at West Coker

Hussars), Little Barwick Gillard William, carpenter Purchase Robert, beer retailer & black-

Madaford Mrs. Stoford Langdon George Edwd. baker, Stoford smith, Stoford

COMMERCIAL. Madaford William,stone mason,Stoford Welchman Robert Edwd.farmer,Stofrd

Barge Joseph, beer retailer, Stoford Marsh Samuel, farmer, Barwick farm White Hy. dairyman, Court, Stoford

BATCOMBE is a village and parish, situated between yearly value £703, including 65 acres of glebe, with residence,

the roads from Bruton to Frome and Shepton Mallet, 3 in the gift of and held since 1879 by the Rev. Walter Collyns

miles east from Evercreech station on the Somerset and Baker M.A. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Richard

Dorset railway, 3 north from Bruton station on the Great Bernard, author of a book on Witchcraft and " The Isle of

Western Tailway, 3 south from Cranmore station on the Man, or Legal Proceedings in Manshire against Sin," was

Witham and Wells branch of the same line, in the Frome sometime rector here and died in 164I. Among the rectors

division of the county, Whitestone hundred, Shepton Mallet of the parish was also the celebrated Richard Alleine, his

petty sessional division and union, Frome county court dis- successor, and one of the 2,ooo incumbents ejected from

trict, Bruton district of the rural deanery of Cary, archdea- their livings in I662 for non-compliance with the Act of

conry of Wells and diocese of Bath and Wells. The church Uniformity. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. Westcombe House-

of St. Mary is a large ancient stone building, principally in is the seat of Capt. Henry Ernst D.L., J.P. The manor

the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of four of Batcombe belonged for centuries to the monastery of Glas-

bays with clerestory, aisles, south porch, vestry and a mas- tonbury: at the dissolution of religious houses by Henry

sive western tower, with pierced parapet of great beauty, VIII. the rectorial manor with the advowson of the church

containing a clock and 6 bells, a new tenor bell having been was given to James Bisse and his heirs: in 1689 it came

hung in 1887 : the later portion of the building, which corn- into the hands of Humphrey Buckler; in 1728 Rodney

prises the south aisle and porch,was erected by J ames Bisse in Bridges esq. purchased it ; it afterwards became the pro-

1629 : the exterior of the church is much enriched with carv- perty of the Duke of Chandos, and finally of the Rev. Waiter

ing: the nave has a pierced parapet, and on the west face of Collyns Baker M. A. (the present rector). Capt. Ernst D.L.,

the tower,within a canopied niche, is a figure of Our Saviour, J.P. Mrs. Chard and A. C. Murton Neale esq. and the Rev.

crowned, with the globe under his feet, and on each side of the W. C. Baker lii.A. who is lord of the manor, are chief land-

niche are angels carrying thuribles, emblems of the Passion, owners. The S6il is a light loam; the subsoil is chiefly

and scrolls : in the chancel is a piscina, and at the east end of stone. The whole parish is divided into small farms, prin-

the north aisle is a turret: the eastern gable of the nave re- cipally dairy. The acreage is 3,229; rateable value, £7,653;

tains a crucifix, and the gable of the chancel a floriated cross the population in 188I was 619.

of the Early Decorated period : the font was cleaned or Westcombe and EASTCOMBE are hamlets in the parish
testored in 1844: in the chancel are stained windows to the
of Batcombe ; ALHAM is partly in this parish and partly in
Rev. Thomas Coney, so years rector of the parish, and the parishes of Evercreech and Cranmore.
Elizabeth, his wife, and by the side of the vestry door is a

quaint brass to Philip Bisre D.D. rector of this place from SPARGROVE, formerly a parish, is now a hamlet, 2 miles

1598 to I613, and ar<>hdeacon of Taunton : a large stone south-west, in the parish of Batcombe. The font belonging

monument in the north aisle records the decease of members to the church and portions of arches and pillars found em-

of the Bisse family; the earliest of these dates is 1593 : in bedded in an old bridge have been collected and placed in

the vestry is an oak register chest, made in 1683: there are Batcombe church for preservation. The old manor house,

sittings for 400 persons. The register dates from 1642. built by T. Moore in the reign of Charles I. is now a farm-

The living is a. rectory, with the perpetual curacy of Upton house.

Noble annexed, average tithe rent-charge £68o, joint net PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity&; Insurance Office, Holly

DIRECTORY.] S0~1ERSETSHIRE. BATH. 35

Hill.-Henry George Gibbons, receiver. Letters arrive 5-45 p.m. Batcombe is the nearest money order office &

from Bath at 7.1:; a.m. & 3.50 p.m.; dispatched at 12.:15 Bruton the nearest telegraph office
& 5-55 p.m. The nearest telegraph offices are at Ever. Parochial School (mixed), built in 1842 & enlarged in x888,

creech & Bruton. WALL Box cleared at :12 noon & 5.40 for :120 children ; average attendance, 85, of which the

p.m. ; sundays delivery at 9·45 a.m rector & churchwardens are trustees; James Fulford,

Westcombe letters through Bath via Evercreech by foot master; William Miles, assistant master; Miss E. Russell,

messenger, arrive 7·45 a.m. WALL LETTER Box cleared assistant mistress

:Batcombe. Fulford James, assistant overseer & Seager Walter, beer retailer, Holly hill

Andrew Rev. Wm. J ames B. A. [curate] collector of poor rates Shears Charles, boot maker
Baker Rev. Waiter Collyns M. A. Rectory Gibbons Albert, baker & butcher Steeds Henry, Three Horse Shoes P.H
Britton Rev. Ernest B. B.A. [curate] Gibbons Benjamin, farmer, Thornhill Steeds John, miller (water) & farmer,
Chinnock Mrs Gibbons Henry George, draper &
Cuningham Julian J. Hol1y cottage Middle mill
Festing Captain Michael Morton Met· grocer, Post office, Holly hill Swain John D. shopkeeper
Gibbons John, farmer, Honeycliff farm Tanner Abel, blacksmith
calfe, Provis Gibbons William, farmer,Horsehill frm Vining Henry (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Neale Mrs. John
Rabbits Mrs. Edward, Batcombe lodge Goddard James, farmer, Ashcombe Westcombe.
Gnlliver Joseph, fanner
COMMERCIAL. Hunt Henry, farmer, Ashcombe Bull Miss, Westcombe cottage
James Thomas, farmer, Church farm Cannon Major Osbome, Barwell
Barnes Henry, beer retailer Noble Theophilus, baker Ernst Capt. Henry D.L., J".P. (late of

Bond John, farmer,BatcombeVale farm Parfitt Thomas, fanner, Spargrove 88th regiment), Westcombe house

Butler Joseph Henry,farmer,Lower frm Perry Frederick Robert, eorn miller Bown Thomas, farmer

Butler Samuel, farmer (water), Spargrove mill Taylor Henry, farmer

Cary Joseph, farmer, Batcombe mill Rex Charles, mason Taylor Joseph (Mrs.), farmer

Cary Thomas, farmer, Seale house Rex Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker Taylor Richard, farmer

Cuff William, road contractor Russell Saml. carpenter & wheelwright Taylor Robert, wheelwright

Davis Henry, coal dealer Sage George, farmer, Pugh's farm Taylor William (Mrs.), farmer

•

BATH is a city, parliamentary and municipal and county taken from the West Welsh by the West Saxons, who settled

borough, and in C(;>njunction with Wells, a bishop's see, a here in 577· In 676 a. convent was founded; Offa., King of

polling·place for the Frome division of the county, market Mercia, took it from the West Saxons, and founded here

and union town and watering-place, on the navigable river in 775 a college of secular canons, who were expelled in 970

Avon and the Kennet and Avon canal, with stations on the by King Edgar, and replaced by Benedictines; but the place

Great Western main line, the Midland railway, and the was subsequently wasted by the Danes. Athelstan is

Somerset and Dorset Extension railway, from Bath to Ever· thought to have set up the first mint here. Bath was the

creech, Io6f; miles from London, 86f from Banbury, 87 dower of Edith, Queen of Edward the Confessor ; and, at

from Basingstoke, x26l from Barnstaple, :103 from Hirming. the time of Domesday Survey, was a royal demesne, there

ham, 5 from Box, 216£ from Bradford {Yorkshire), 44! from being at that time only 570 inhabitants. In the time of

Bridgwater, 24<>! from Bridlington, ni from Bristol, 56 William Rufus, the mineral springs were neglected, and the

from Cheltenham, I77! from Chester, 13 from Chippenham, town was burnt by Geoffrey of Coustances, an adherent of

54! from Cirencester, n2i from Coventry, 94 from Crediton, Odo, bishop of Bayeux. In xo88 it was bought for 500 marks,

994! from Dawlish, 135 from Derby, x83 from Doncaster, by John de Villula, afterwards first bishop of Bath, who

87 from Exeter, 229! from Fleetwood, 34t from Frome, 49 made it a bishop's see, and in no6 restored the city and the

from Gloucester, 22:1 from Harrogate, 262! from Holyhead, minster of St. Peter, making the head monk a. prior instead

210873A~ from Hull, 100k from Leamington, 203 from Leeds, of an abbot, but in the reign of Richard I. Bath. and its
from Lincoln, 200! from Liverpool, x87i from Man· privileges were transferred to the Crown in exchange for

chester, 14:1 from Matlock, :19! from Melksham, 304 from the rich Abbey of Glastonbury, which was then bestowed on

Newcastle-on-Tyne, I5oi from Nottingham, 63! from Ox- Savarie, bishop of Bath and Wells, and a kinsman of Leopold

ford, :140 from Plymouth, 209! from Preston, 7:1 from of Austria. In :1539 the priory was dissolved, but the church

Reading, 259~ from Scarborough, 174 from Sheffield, I6of was preserved, and is now the high church of the city. In

from Shrewsbury, :131 from Stafford, I8If from Stockport, the Civil War, the city and neighbourhood were the scene of

71! from Stroud, 36i from Swindon, 56! from Taunton, many encounters, and the city was alternately held by both

64ifrom Tewkesbury, n2!from Torquay, n6 from Totnes, parties, being at an early stage of the contest fortified by
II from Trowbr1dge, 32! from Warminster, 28! from West· the King at an outlay of £7,000; but in x642, it was taken

bury, 9x!from Windsor, III~ from Wolverhampton, 78 from by Sir William Russell K.B. fifth Earl of Bedford and a

Worcester, 69i from Yeovil, and 216! from York. The general of horse in the parliamentary army, but who after-
difference between Greenwich time and Bath time is I I wards joined the Kin~, and was taken prisoner at the first

minutes. battle of Newbury, Sept. 20, x643: on Lansdown, a drawn

The city is locally in the hundred of Bath-Forum and battle was fought on July 5th, :1643, between Sir William

within the rural deanery and archdeaconry of Bath and Wailer and Sir Beville Grenville; subsequently the former

diocese of Bath and Wells. was worsted at Roundway Down, near Devizes, and the

Bath is supposed to have been founded by the Romans, Royalists thereupon recaptured Bath, and held it for some

who held it from circ. 54 till A.D. 4:10 ; and the records of time. In the reign of James II. the Duke of Monmouth,

ancient history no less than the numerous and varied col- raising his standard in the west, in June, x685, marched on

lection of Roman relics found in this city, and exhibited at Bath, but the citizens closed their gates against him: Queen

the Royal Literary Institution, largely attest this presump- Anne and Prince George of Denmark made the city for rtome

tion : the city, called by them, on account of its hot springs, time their place of residence, and thus brought it into

"..4.quae Sulis," chiefly occupied a site now covered by the favour; and in 1728, John Wood, an architect, began the

western and .southern portions of modern Bath ; of the buildings which contribute so much to the attractiveness of

ancient walls, a small portion remains, including the eastern the City, including Queen square, the Parades, the Circus,

gate and part of the old wall now contiguous to the Grove and many other parts of the town; the Royal Crescent was

Tavern, New Market row, near which, some years ago, the work of the younger Wood. Richard Nash, a native of

human bones and a considerable quantity of Roman coins of Swansea, educated at Oxford and for some time an officer in

the emperors Carausius (A. D. 287-94), and Claudius (4I·54), the army, in :1704 came to Bath, and became master of the

the tyrant Tetricus (267·74), the Constantines (3o6-337) ceremonies at the Assembly Rooms, where he was corn·

and others were discovered in a good state of preservation, monly known as " the Beau" ; in spite of his eccentricities

The tympanum of a temple to Minerva, found on the site of he succeeded by his clever management in making Bath a

the present Pump Room, is preserved in the Institution, as highly fashionable place of resort. and greatly contributed

well as some ~epulchral tombs and altars found in the city. by his influence to the improvement of the town.

By the Britons the place was called "Akeman" (Aquae and The city comprises the original parishes of SS. Peter and

Celt. man, a district) :and by the Saxons "Akemanceaster." Paul, St. James and St. Michael, bounded by the river Avon,

After the retirement of the Romans, A.D. 410, Bat.h was with the extensive parish of Walcot on the north and west,

S. G. & B. 3•

S6 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE.

and separated by the river from Bathwick parish on the east, the time to have belonged to a temple, are now believed to

also in the borough: Lyncombe and Widcombe parish form have formed a portion of one of the entrances to the baths

the southern portion of the city, having the river on the from the north ; further discoveries were made in or about

north. Under the Local Government .Act, 1888 (SI and 52 18o8, on the laying out of York street, and also in 182S;

Vict. c. 41 ), Bath becomes a county borough for certain pur- and in 1869 Mr. C. .E. Davis F.S.A. of Bath, began the works

poses ; lor parliamentary purposes, a portion of the parish of exploration, which have resulted in the discovery and

of Twerton was added by "the Boundary .Act, 1868.'1 careful disinterment of extensive remains westward, as well

Bath is lighted with gas from works in the Upper Bristol as in the correction of the hypotheses formed by prerious

road, the property of a company, and the water is supplied explorers. Of these remains the most important are the

by the Corporation from their reservoirs at Charlcombe and great bath discovered in I88o-I, the circulal' bath west of it

Monkswood. in 1884-6, and the great Roman well beneath the King's bath

The city first returned members to Parliament in the 23 in 1878 ; the inclosed hall containing the great bath is In

Edward I. (I29S),andstillreturns two members. Until the feet 4 inches long by 68 feet 6 inches wide, and the bath

passing of the Municipal Corporations .Act, 1835 (5 and 6 itself, including the continuous steps surrounding it on all

William IV. c. 76), it was governed by the charter granted sides is 81 by 38 feet; around the bath are scholm or ambu-

by Queen Elizabeth at her visit in 1590; the corporation latories, 14 feet wide, with three recesses or e:redrm on the

now consists of a mayor, 14 aldermen, and 42 councillor.s, north and south sides, the central one being rectangular and

who also act as the Urban Sanitary .Authority, the city being the others circular; the latter had stone seats, or stibadia,

divided into seven wards. There is also a recorder, who pre. and fragments of the backs of these, finely carved, have been

sides at courts of quarter sessions, and about 30 justices of recovered ; the whole hall, now open to the air and to be

the peace, including the mayor and the ex-mayor, with a inspected from .Abbey street, was originally roofed in, the

separate commission. The town clerk is steward of the division of the roof immediately over the bath consisting of

city leet, a separate court-leet being held for Bathwick. The a quadrangular dome spl'inging from a cornice supported on

income of the city, arising from lands, the hot springs of the double square pilasters, rising from the seholm and the steps

baths and pump rooms, the cold springs of the water works, of the bath, and 49 feet 2 inches in height from the bath

and the market tolls, is considerable. floor; the ambulatories were also covered in and a kind of

The situation of Bath, embosomed within surrounding clerestory lighted both ; the approach to this bath was by

hills, is singularly beautiful : from these hills extremely fine two large doorways at its western end, and it was filled with

views are obtained of the city and the picturesque country hot water from the springs by a rectangular lead pipe,

adjacent : the temperature, from the sheltered position of nearly 2 feet wide and 7 inches deep, proceeding direct from

the town, is generally mild. The streets, instead of being the great well, and entering the bath at its north-west angle ;

confined wholly to the bottom of the valley, are laid out cold water was supplied by another pipe on the north side,

along the sides of the hills immediately inclosing it, and discharging into a large bronze or stone trough, the plinth

thus form terraces of fair stone houses, rising one above of which remains on the steps ; the circular bath adjoining

another, or arranged as squares and crescents, planted with is, including the steps encompassing it, about 30 feet in

trees and intermixed with gardens, producing a general diameter, and has three gangways, one on the north and

effect of much attractiveness, and not inferior in natural two on the south ; it is constructed of concrete, probably

beauty to that of Florence. The river .Avon, which passes once covered with lead, and is contained in a hall 39 feet

through the city on the south and east, is crossed by several 6 inches long by 35 feet, with attached plastered pilasters ;

bridges : the old bridge, a structure of five arches, at the the whole hall has now been covered in with an arched

end of Southgate street, was originally erected in the 14th vaulted ceiling, panelled, the vaulting ribs being continued

century, and there formerly stood on it a small chapel dedi- from pilasters at the sides; to the south is a corridor, and

cated to St. Lawrence : Pulteney bridge, erected in 1770, on the south-west a hypocaust on pilm, opening on the south

and uniting High street and Great Pulteney street, has three to a circular chamber about 17 feet in diameter, besides

arches and shops on either side; the elevations toward the other apartments, as yet only partially excavated; on the

river are in the Italian style and relieved by a pedimented north side of the circular bath is another corridor, the north

centre ; below it is a weir; Cleveland iron bridge, of one wall of wliich, afterwards built up, was originally an arcade

arch, unites Bathwick street with Walcot; and another iron opening directly on the great well, discovered in 1878, on

bridge connects the north parade with the avenue east of the the purchase of the Kingston hot springs by the Corporation ;

river: the Great Western railway twice crosses the river as the well, situated immediately beneath the King's bath, still

it bends southwards, and it is spanned on the south-west by forms as anciently the great receptacle of the springs, and is

the Midland bridge and the viadnet of the Midland railway : in plan an irregular octagon, built so as to inclose the

there are also the Victoria and Albert suspension bridges. various sources of the springs, and measuring about so feet

SPRINGS AND RoMAN BATHS.-The hot springs, the in length from east to west, with a breadth of 40 feet ; the

medicinal qualities of which have made Bath famous, are walls, built of large blocks of stone, are 3 feet thick and

traditionally of very high antiquity, and baths are said to from 6 feet 6 inches to 7 feet high, and when discovered

have been constructed here so early as 86o B.c. ; subsequent were found to be largely cased on the inside with lead

legends relate that in the 6th century the springs were exceeding half an inch in thickness and weighing 3olbs. to

visited by St. David and King .Arthur, and then received, in the square foot, and from 20 to 30 tons of this lead was

the presence- of the king, the archiepiscopal benediction; eventually removed and sold to defray in part the cost of

during the period of the Roman occupation, a very exten- excavation ; the floor of the King's bath above is constructed

sive and magnificent series of baths was constructed here by of solid concrete, and the only outlet from the well is the

the Romans, who gave to the place the name of ".Aquae central shaft, up which the water rises and flows over into

Sulis," and numerous altars have been disinterred on the the bat.h; from the well eastwards ran a culvert, over 120

site, inscribed to "SuL," the divinity presiding over springs feet long, which, after being closed for 1,300 years, has been

of water; some remains of these buildings, which had been reconstructed, and is now nsed for carrying off waste hot

covered over and lost sight of, were discovered in the x6th water.

century, and even earlier, but it was not until I7S4·S, on During the excavations many interesting objects have been

the removal of part of the ancient palace erected by John de met with, including a metal mask of Romano-British

Villula, bishop of Bath (m88-n22), that the extent and character, inscribed tablets, metal vases and a metal cup,

importance of the Roman work began to be manifested ; this two patens, bronze ornaments, ivory and jet objects, frag-

palace reached westward from the abbey nearly to the ments of Samian ware, and a bronze sluice from the great

confines of the King's bath, and in clearing away the debris bath, now in the Pump Room ; and amongst the decayed

of the foundations towards the south-east there was dis= rushes against the north-west pilaster in this bath was found

closed the fine hall, 43 feet long by 34 wide, which now a teal's egg, showing that on the destruction of the Roman

forms the principal feature at the eastern extremity of the .Aqum Sulis by the Saxons A.D. 577, after the encounter

buildings already excavated ; in the centre of this hall was a with the Britons a't Deorham, the place must have remained

bath, 34 by 15 feet, surrounded by wide scholm, or plat- for a long period ruinous and deserted ; the mud at the

forms, covered in, and supported by an arcading, and at bottom of the bath was full of the shells of tiny molluscs of

either end were transverse chambers with semi-cirrnlar various species, and also contained a large quantity of

recesses, perhaps for cold baths ; to the east of it was a hydrobia ventrosa, a species of mollusc found in brackish

series of rooms of different temperatures, as in the mo~ern water, as well as different forms ol diatomacem; the "Vege-

Turkish baths, which have been partially explored, but there table deposit above the mud appeared to have grown the

are still others beyond, including probably a cooling Dutch rush and wild oats. The whole system of baths,

chamber, which are yet covered np; the materials of the when complete, probably occupied the greater part, if not

Roman works discovered at this time were largely used in the whole, of the south side of the Roman forum, the western

the erection of the Kingston buildings and baths. During wing extending some distance down the present Hath street.

the period 1789-99, while excavations were in progress for The excavations described have been carried out by the

the erection of the Pump Room, large fragments of stone Corporation and the Bath .Antiquities Committee, aided by

were found, finely sculptured in low relief with figures and the Society of .Antiquaries of London (who contributed £so),

other subjects, and comprising portions of cornices, and the the Duke of Cleveland x.G. and other noblemen and gentle-

tympanum of a pediment ; these remains, conjectured at men. The preceding account of the springs and Roman

.DIRECTORY.] . SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 37

baths is compiled mainly from the small " Guide" by C. E. which are ten divisions, separated from each other by orna-

Davis esq. F.S.A. mental porcelain slabs, each division containing extremely

A.liTCIENT AND MODERN BATHS.-The most ancient and delicate and ingenious instruments for applying the water in
famous of all the baths in the city is that now called "the various ways ; those in the four end divisions are for appli-
King and Queen's bath,u. but originally known as •• the cation to the nose, ears, eyM &c. and those in the six central
divisions are for using the water in connection with medi-
King's b at h," and S() named, it is supposed, from KLien~Or',Bwlahdou d, cated tinctures, if necessary, for the mouth, throat and
grandso n of the King Lud, and father of King is
traditionally said to have been cured of leprosy by the use of respiratory organs. These two rooms may be said to com-
these waters ; the bath, situated in Stall street and attached prise the more notable features of the new baths, which are
to the grand Pump Room, was built prior to 1542 ; it is 65 also fitted with special contrivances for t"entilation ; the re-
feet 10 inches long, by 45 feet 2 inches wide, and will hold maining baths on the upper floor include another reclining
so,ooo gallons; it stands, as alreadymentioned, immediately bath, one fitted with douches, lave, enemate, a large bath
over the great octagonal well of the springs, and the water, holding about 8oo gallons, with steps down into it and seats
rising through a sh~ft from below at a temperature of 1169 , all round, another Ragatz bath with special fittings for in-
issues impetuously through a perforated iron plate in the jections, and four baths with dressing-rooms, arranged as a
centre of the bath and above the surface of the water : on suite and comprising a room which can be heated so as to
the north side a vaulted arcade of three arches communi- give a moist heat np to 85°, or a dry heat up to I5Q0 , or
cates with a corridor opening into dressing and reposing both methods in combination ; the large bath is provided
Tooms ; and on the east and -west sides are arched recesses with a hydraulic lift, traveller and invalid chair for the use
with seats ; against the south wall is a stone chair given by of invalids. The lower floor js within a few inches of the
Anastasia Gray in 1739; on the west and south runs an orna- original Roman level, and the new work not only rests npon
mental balustrading in the Jacobean style, erected in 1624 at the ancient foundations, but the actual remaining walls of
the cost of Sir Francis Stonor kt. and repaired by the Cor- the Roman baths have been incorporated, and where it was
poration in 1863; attached to the walls are votive brazen found impossible to leave portions of Roman work exposed,
rings, inscribed with the donors' names, and in some in- their site and shape has been indicated by different coloured
stances of considerable antiquity and interest. ThP. old tiles in the new floor, or oaken trap doors have been made
Queen's bath, consiiructed in ;r597 at the cost of Mr. Ballot, in spots where the remains were <>f sufficient interest to
a munificent citizen, was removed during the excavations in awaken a desire for actual inspection. The six baths on this
1885-6 ; it took its name from Anne of Denmark, queen of floor, tho~h hardly so elaborate as those above, are equally
well appomted, and include a Carlsbad reclining bath with
James I. who made nse of it in 1615.
douche fittings, darnesAsiinxgd~roouocmhes and a Rarratz and reclinin(J'
The Cross Bath, in Bath street, about 100 yards south- baths, all with ; there ar; also rooms fitted

west of the King's Bath, has an irregularly-shaped area of up as vapour baths in connection with the King's bath.

about 20 feet long by 16 wide, and contains about xo,ooo

gallons ; the water rises from a well 14 feet below the pave- The grand Pump Room, situated in the Abbey' church-

ment, and has an average temperature of I00° ; the bath yard, adjoining the King and Queen's Bath, was built by the

was partly reconstructed in 1790, under the direction of Mr. Corporation in 1704-6, under the auspices of Richard Nash

Baldwin, but none of its votive rings now remain. This esq. ; in 1751 it was enlarged, and in 1786 improved by the

bath takes its name from a fanciful architect.ural design addition of a colonnade ; but in 1796 the building was wholly

erected here, in x688, by John (Drummond), Earl of Melfort removed and the present structure erected, from designs by

K.T. by order ofMary Beatrice, Queen of James II. Mr. Baldwin; the front elevation, a work of the Corinthian

'fhe Hot Bath is an octagonal building, erected by John order, is 90 feet in length and relieved in the centre by four
Wood, jun. in 1776; the general area is about 3,126 square
columns, supporting a frieze and pediments~ the hall, 65
feet, the bath itself having a depth of 4~ feet and holding
feet long, 56 wide, and 3+ high, is surrounded by fluted
9,100 gallons, the temperature rising to 120°. Near it are
the Royal Private Baths, seven in number, and a tepid columns of the Corintbian order, supporting a coved and
swimming batli erected by the Corporation in 1829, after a
design by Decimus Burton ; in plan it forms an oval, with a enriched ceiling; the upper portion of the walls on each side
major diameter of 6o and a minor diameter of 23 feet ; its
general depth is 4! feet; and its capacity 36,ooo gallons, the is pierced with square openings between the columns, form-
water being supplied from the King's bath.
ing a kind of clerestory ; at each end ~re wide arched
The Royal BJ.ths, attached to the Grand Pump Room
Hotel, built by the Corporation in 1870, contain 12 private recesse-,, one of which has a gallery, aud the other contains
baths and a large tepid swimming bath.
a. marble statue of" Bean Nash," by Hoare; the mineral
The Roman or Kingston Baths, in Church street, formerly
the property of the Duke of Kingston, were discovered on waters are supplied from the spring, at a temperature of
the removal of the Abbey house in 1755, and are now used
as baths for the working classes. II4° Fah. the water rising into an elegant fountain placed

Under the Bath Improvement Act, a large sum of money in an annexe on one side of the room, in front of which is a
was expended on the baths, pump-rooms, and similar edi-
fices; and during the year 1855· the Cross Baths, Kingston long balustraded bar from which the water is served; tha
Baths and the Queen's Private Baths, were repaired.
r<>?m is. amply provided with chairs and lounges and sup-
The new Queen's Baths in Stall street and York street, the
foundation stone of which was laid 23rd July, 1886, were phed with newspapers &c. and an excellent band of musit.:

plays daily; the room is much frequented at all times, and

forms a fashionable promenade, especially in the winter

season. ,

Upwards of £4o,ooo have been lat.ely expended by the

Corporation in pertecting the various appliances, which now

include every modern and Continental improvement.

The Mineral Springs which supply! these baths yi3ld
507,6oo gallons of water daily, at a temperature of 120° Fah.

completed in x888, from the designs of C. E. Davis esq. The following is the analysis of WWiam Herapath, the

F.S.A. architect, of Bath; the frontage towards both streets eminent chemist of Bristol, and cousin of the mathematician

is in the Italian style, with Ionic pilasters supporting a deep of the same name : -

cornice and attic ; the latter is relieved by semi-circular pedi- Chloride of magnesia .. . . .. ... ... ..• ... o. 636
ments and its plain parapet broken by numerous ornamental Chloride of sodium.:................... 1.778
urns. The entrance is that of the old baths, and now leads Sulphate of magnesia.................. 0.791

to a spacious central hall, with an open timber roof, and Sulphate of soda........................ Y. 132
Bicarbonate of lime..................... o.8o2
luxuriously fitted; on three of the side3 are doorways lead- Bicarbonate of iron ......•........... 0.025
ing to various baths or dressing-rooms ; the fourth is pierced Bicarbosate of magnesia ............ a trace
with stained windows overlookill6 the principal staircase ; Sulphate of lime ......................., 9.610
the flooring is laid with mosaic and reproduces t.he pattern
of a Roman tessellated pa,·ement found in 1886 in Bride- Silica....................................... o. 180

well lane ; the baths partially surrounding the central hall

and reached from it, comprise an .Aix douche and two other

douches, an inhalation room, a humage room and a Ragatz

reclining bath, all having attached dressing-rooms ; in the The analysis of Richard Phillips, the chemist, shows the
inhalatbn room is an octagonal marble basin, with a smaller following contents in a quart of water:-
one above it of aluminium, bevelled at an angle of about
8o0 ; upon this bevelled plate an almost infinite series of Carbonic acid gas ....... ....•...... 2.4 incbe~
jets is made to play from a finely-perforated metal pipe con-
cealed in the ejge of the lower story of the basin, and the Sulphate of lime..................... 18.o grains
plate being heated by steam assists in giving off an atomized
vapour ; the upper story. in which mineral water is placed, Chloride of sodium ..............• 6.6 ,
being heated by a steam chest below, throws off minerJ.l
vapour, or, by using spring water instead of mineral, ordi- Sulphate of soda..................... 3.0 ,
nary l"apour, or medicated vapour, if so required; the
Carbonate of lime .................. 1.6 ,
humage room contains a large walnut-wood table, upon
Silica..................................... o.4 "
Oxide of iron ...................••... 0.0039
Loss .................................... ~-3~66 "

The specific gravity of the water is 1·oo2. "

38 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY'S

Analysis of the Bath water by Professor Attfield :- graceful work, erected about 1515, and restored by Mr.

Carbonate of calcium ............... 7.8402 Edward Davis in 1833; its style is Florid Perpendicular, and

Sulphate of calcium.••...••••.••••••• 94· 1080 the fan traceried vaulting, canopied niches and rich carving

Nitrate of calcium •. ...•••. ..•.•. .•• .5623 contribute to make this chantry, though not an integral part

Carbonate of magnesium •.••••..• .56n of the building, its choicest feature; the south screen of the

Chloride of magnesmm •••.•. .•. .•• 15.2433 acnhadntsroy has been restored ; the east window of seven lights
Chloride of sodium .•••.•••••••••.•.. 15.1555 feet high by 20 wide, is flanked by square stair
Sulphate of sodium .................. 23.1400
Sulphate of potassium............... 6.7020 • turrets similar to those at the west end, and below the win-
Nitrate of potassium ...... ...... ... 1.0540
Carbonate of iron..................... 1.2173 dow may be seen the bases of pillars placed.by Bishop Robert
Silica .................................... 2. 7o61
in II37-66: there is no episcopal throne, but a chair for the

bishop is placed on the north side, below the restored screen:

there are many stained windows ; in 1888 the north side of

the west window was filled with stained glass in memory of

168.2698 Bartlett and Jane Little 'and six of their children; a new
organ was erected in 1838 and has since been enlarged by the

CHURCHES.-The ABBEY CHURCH of SS. Peter and Paul is addition of several new stops: the church contains numer-

supposed to stand near a spot once occupied by a Roman ous monuments, the principal of these being that of Bishop

temple to Minerva and subsequently by a very early church Montague (16o8-16) a high tomb in the nave, with effigy and

consecrated by St. David in 596; in 676 a church of secular canopy, erected in 1621 ; the others worthy of notice are

Canons was founded by the Viceroy Osric, and rebuilt in 775 those of Alderman Chapman, Mary Jt'rampton, 1698, with

by King Offa; and in this structure King Edgar was crowned an epitaph by Dryden; James Quin, the actor, d. Jan. 21,

on Whitsunday, 973, it being then a Benedictine monastic 1766, with half effigy, and an epitaph by Garrick; Beau

church; in 1091, on its purchase, as above mentioned, by Nash, d. Feb. 12, 1761, with epitaph by Dr. Harington;

John de Villula, it became a cathedral, and was completed Lady Miller, 1781, with bust by Bacon, sen. ; the Rev. C.
after .a fire by Robert the Norman in 1137; the present Crook; Dr. Christopher Butson, bishop of Clonfert and Kil-

building, erected on the site of the former church, is a noble laloe (1804-36); General Sir Henry Johnson; William

cruciform structure, commenced in 1499, by Oliver King, Broome LL.D. a translator of "Homer," d. Nov. 16, 1745;

bishop of Bath and Wells, and it is said that the bishop was Sarah Fielding, sister of the author of "Tom Jones" and

led to undertake the work by a vision or dream, the circum- authoress of "David Simple," d. Ap. 1768, with epitaph by

stances of which are thus related by Sir John Harrington: Dr. Hoadley; Dr. John Sibthorp, professor of Botany, d.

-"That as the bishop one night lay meditating in bed he Feb. 8, 1796, by Flaxman; Archdeacon Thomas, Dr. Caleb

saw the Holy Trinity, with angels, ascending and de~cending Hillier Parry M.D., F.R.S. 1822 ; Lieut.-Gen. Sir Manley
by a ladder, near to which was a fair olive-tree supporting a Power x.c.B. ; Dr. Harington, physician and musical com-

crown :" Bishop King was, however prevented by death poser, 1816; Baron Thompson; Mr. William Hoare;

from completing his design, which was continued by priors Fletcher Partis esq. founder of the college for gentlewomen;

Byrde and Holloway (1499-1534) .and by the last prior, Admiral Sir Richard Hussey Bickerton hart. d. 1832, by

Gibbes, until the Dissolution in 1539 when the church was Chantry; Mr. Jacob Bosanquet, 1767, by Carter; Sir William

dismantled, and the glass, ironwork, lead and bells sold for Draper K.B. the opponent of "Junius," d. Jan. 8, 1787;

£4,800; it remained in this state for many years, but at Venanzio Ranzzim, the composer, 1810; Rev. Dr. Trail,

length partial repairs were made, and the church was re- Hon. W. Byngham, American senator, by Flaxman; Lieut.-

consecrated in 1584 ; by the successive benefactions of Col. North; Col. Charles Godfrey, 1714 ; Lady Cockburn;

Thomas, Earl of Sussex, Lord Burleigh, Thomas Bellot, Admiral Sir William Hargood, capt. of the "Belleisle" at
steward of the household, and Bishop Montague, who held Trafalgar; Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. P. Acland x.c.B. d. 1816;

the see from 16o8 to 1616, and gave £1,ooo, the edifice was Sir Nigel Gresley; William Melmoth, translator of Cicero

gradually restored before 1614, the nave being the last por- and Pliny, d. Mar. 15, 1799; the Rev. Thomas Robert Mal-

tion completed. In 1833 it was extensively repaired and the thus, author of an "Essay on Population," d. Dec. 29, 1834;

roofs new leaded ; some of the surrounding buildings were Archibald Maclaine D.D. translator of Mosheim's "Ecclesi-

also removed, dnd a stone choir screen, from a design by astical History," d. Nov. 25, 1804; there is also a stately

Blore, erected, and the church was re-opened Dec. 25, 1835. monument of marble with a canopy supported by four Corin-

\\ubsequent to 1859 a complete restoration of the fabric was thian pillars to Jane, wife of Sir William Wailer, inclosing

effected by the late Sir G. G. Scott B.A.; the whole exterior effigies of both ; the figure of Sir William, who died Sept. 19,

of the building having been thoroughly repaired, the ceiling 1668, was mutilated, according to tradition, by James 11 :

of the nave groined in stone, and the interior renovated and there are two brasses, one of which, dated 1664, is to the

seated with open benches. In 1885 an oak screen was Reeves family; the other commemorates ~ir George Ivy or

erected at the south-west corner of Prior Byrde's chapel, in Ive, knighted at Greenwich, Ap. g, 16os, ob. 1639, ~usanna

commemoration of the restoration of the church, by the (Hide), his wife and 6 children. Bishops Fitz-Jocelyn (1174-

Rev. Charles Kemble M. A. sometime rector of Bath and Pre- 91); John de Tours (de Villula.) (1o88-1123); Godfrey,

bendary of Wells, who died in 1874. The church consists (1123-35); Robert of Lewes (n35-74); l:!avaric (II92-12o6)

of a choir of three bays, with aisles and south chapel, and Roger !(1244-48), were buried in the old cathedral: the

nave of five bays, with clerestory and aisles, a transept of length of the church from east to west is 210 feet, and of

two bays on each side, without aisles, and a central tower the transept, 126 feet, and the breadth of nave and aisles, 72

162 feet in height, containing 10 ponderous bells, the 1st feet. The cloisters, chapter house, dormitory and prior's

and 2nd of which were cast in 1774 and the remaining 8 by lodge, built by Bishop Beckington on the south side of the

Abraham Rudhall in 1700 ; its most characteristic features nave, and the abbey gateway on the east side of Stall street,

are found in the length of the choir, the breadth of the nave were destroyed after 1569 ; the name of the almonry is still

aisles, the narrowness of the transept, aud its profusion of preserved in the Ambrey on the west side of South street,

windows, fifty-two in number, a circumstance which has and the mill remains near the Orange grove, the southern

obtained for it the name of the "lantern of England." The part of which was called" Mitre Green ; " near the river are

west front is flanked by two stair turrets, which are covered still the "Dolemeads:" there are 1,390 sittings, of which

with sculpture representing Bishop King's dream and having 154 are free. The register dates from the year 1569. The

panelled and battlemented parapets surmounted by modern living is a rectory, net yearly value £4oo, with residence, in

pinnacles : the fine west window of seven lights has above it the gift of Simeon's trustees, and held since 1875 by the

a large canopied niche, and the gable is finished with battle- Rev. Richard England Brooke M.A. of Caius College, Cam-

ments of open tracery, the whole space between these and bridge, canon and prebendary of York, rural dean of Bath

the arch of the window being filled with a representation and surrogate.

of the heavenly host : over the western doors, which date The parish church of St. James, situated at the intersec-

from 1617, is the legend "lJomus Mea domus Orationis;" tion of the lower Borough Walls with Southgate and Stall

the prominent feature of the nave is the clerestory, here of street, is a building of stone in the Italian style, erected in

unusual size; the twelve clustered columns which support 1768-9 from designs by Messrs. Jelly and Palmer, and

the elliptic arches of the arcades are set diagonally, and consists of nave with apse, aisles, with galleries and a

vaulting shafts are carried up from the floor to the ceiling, western tower 155 feet high, built in 1848, in place of an

which is carved and richly panelled : there is no triforium, older structure, under the direction of Messrs. Manners and

and externally the clerestory is supported by flying but- Gill, and containing a clock and peal of 8 bells ; the roof is

tresses ; the transept has finely decorated ceilings and supported within by four Ionic columns, and in the apse is

enormous north and south windows, each of five lights, and in a reredos with a representation of " Christ and his disciples

the south transept is a piscina niche ; here also is the cano- at Emmaus," by Benjamin Barker; the organ was built by

pied font, dating from 1710 ; the tower, of two stories, is Steed, of Bristol, in 1782 : in a crypt beneath the church are

wider on the east and west than on the north and south, and memorials to Marmaduke Fawkes, 1753 ; Lady Elizabeth

has a panelled and embattled parapet,and octagonal panelled Brudenell, 176o ; and others of that fami1y ; Col. the Hon.

turrets, with crocketed spires at the angles : the choir, Hugh Mackay, of Bighouse, d. 1770; Waiter Chittick M. D.;
vaulted in stone, exhibits fan tracery of very elaborate George Stepney esq. physician, 1759; General John Paslow,
design, and has on the south side Prior Byrde's chantry, a 17S6, and family; and to the family of Broughton; in the

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choir is a monument to the Mainwarings : the ehurch was £88o, with g acres of glebe, in the gift of Simeon's trustees,

-restored in ,z88a, and has .x,090 sittings~ of which 500 are and held since 1886 by the Rev. Ernest Augustus Eardley-

:free. The register dates from the year 1569. The living is Wilmot H.A. of Clare College, Cambridge, and surrogate.

a vicarage, net yearly value £2c;o, in the gift of Simeon's St. Andrew'~ Julisn road, Walcot, a chapel of ease to St.

-trustees, and held since 1884 by the Rev. Philip Wil1iam Swithin's, Waleot, erected in 187o-3, and consecrated Sep.

Girdlestone Filleul H.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford. xr, :r873, is a building of stone in the Early Decorated style,

St. Michael's parish church, Broad street, rebuilt and from designs by the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott B.A. and his

()pened January 4th, 1837, from designs by Mr. George son, J. 0. Scott esq. F.s.A. and consists of chancel, with

Philip Manners, city architect, at a cost of £8,ooo, is an aisle on the north and organ chamber .on the south side,

edifice of Bath stone, in the Early English style, standing nave, aisles, north and south porches and a tower with spire

north and south and consisting of nave, with a semi- 220 feet in height and containing a clock ~ the nave is

hexagonal apse at the north end, aisles, and a southern divided from the aisles by arcades of four arches, supported

tower with spire 182 feet high and containing 8 bells; the by columns alternately clustered and octagonal : all the

nave is separated from the aisles by arcades of five arches on windows are stained, except those in the north aisle : the .

.clustered columns, supporting a groined ceiling ;. the church cost with site over £26,ooo, mainly raised by contri-

1Windows of the apse are stained; and there are sedilia on butions, and has more than :r,ooo sittings, of which 400 are

the south side: there are 1,200 sittings, 550 ol which are free.

Jree. The register of baptisms and marriages dates from Christ Church, Montpelier row, Walcot, attached to a

:the year 1569; burials from 1572. The living is a rectory, district arranged about 1841, was erected in 1798 on a site

met yearly value £107, with residence, in the gift of Simeon's granted by Lord Rivers, and consecrated 7th November in

-trustees, and held since 1857 by the Rev. John Castle that year; it is a building of stone in a modern Gothic style.

Bumett H.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and surrogate. consisting of nave with a.pse, south porch and an embattled

BATHWICK.-The parish church of St. Mary the Virgin, western tower with pinnacles and spire; -containing ~ ~lock

an edifice of stone in a modern Perpendicular style, was and 8 bells : numerous gifts have been made to the church

erected in x814 and subsequent years, under the direction of in recent years and various improvements effectively carried

Mr. Pinch, architect, at a cost of £x<J,ooo, and consecrated out : there are sittings for x, 100 persons. The register dates

February 4th, 1820, by the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol; from the year 1871. The living is a perpetual curacy,

it consists of chancel, nave of three bays, and aisles, south yearly value £x2o, in the gift of the Rector of Walcot, and

porch, and an embattled western tower rising to a height of held since 1884 by the Rev. Benjamin Norton Thompson

125 feet, with octagonal turrets at the angles, and con- M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.

taining 6 bells; the bells were completed and hung in x88o; Holy Trinity ecclesiastical parish was formed from the

the tenor bell, weighing 21 cwts. was cast by Mears, o! old parish of St. Swithin's, Walcot, Nov. 19, 1839: the
.iLondon, in 1819 : on February 2nd, 1875, a large and church, situated in James street, is a. building of stone in
beautiful chancel, built from the designs of the late G. E. the :Florid Gothic style, erected at a cost of £ 17,ooo, from

:Street esq. B.A. was also consecrated: the east window and designs by Mr. Lowder, and consecrated 1oth December,

all those on the south side of the chancel are stained l the 1822, by the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol: it consists of

screen, of Mansfield stone and hammered iron, is decorateed nave, aisles with galleries, and a western tower with spire

in gold and colours : the Litany desk was the gift of Mr. and containing one bell, presented by the late Rav., Martin

Street, and the desk and books for the Communion table Stafford 1 there are sittings for I ,ooo persons, 700 being free.

were presented by the Rev. T. F. R. Ravenshaw F.S.A. The register dates from the year 1840. The living is a

rector of Pewsey, Wilts (x857-82) : there is a fine memorial rectory, net yearly value {,175, in the gift of trustees, and

window in the south aisle to the late William Falconer H.D., held since 1852 by the Rev. James Murray Dixon H. A. of St.
.F.R.S. of Bath, d. 3oth Aug. 1824, erected by his friends : Edmund Hall, Oxford, surrogate, acting chaplain te the

the church has over x,ooo sittings, of which 350 are free. Forces and diocesan inspector of schools.

The register dates from the year 1668. The living is a St. Saviour's ecclesiastical parish was formed out of St.

Tectory (Bathwick-cum-Woolley), average tithe rent-charge Swithin's, Walcot, Nov. 19, 1839 r the church, situated near

£183, gross 1early value £468, net {,92, with residence, in Beaufort buildings on a site granted by Miss Tanner, was
the gift of the Duke of Cleveland K.G. and held since 1871 begun April 2nd, 1829, and consecrated April 28th, 183~ :

by the Rev. George Tugwell H.A. of Oriel College, Oxford, it is an edifice of stone in the Decorated style, consisting of

and surrogate. chancel, nave of five bays, aisles and an embattled tower of

The ecclesiastical parish of St. John the Baptist was three stages 120 feet high, with crocketed pinnacles and con-

formed from that of Bathwick June 30, 1871 : the church, a taining a clock and 8 bells, cast and hung at an expense of

building in the Early Pointed style, from designs by Mr. C. £6oo by the munificence of William Hooper esq. of East

E. Giles, was erected in x86x, chiefly at the cost of the Rev. Hayes: there are 700 free sittings and 400 rented seats.

L. R. Hamilton, on a site granted by Lord William Powlett, The register dates from the year 1840. The living is a rec-

and consecrated August xst, 1862, by the late Lord Auck- tory, net yearly value £328, including glebe, with residenoo,

land, bishop of the diocese (1854-69): in 1871 the church in the gift of the trustees of the Church Patronage Society,

was enlarged by the addition of a new nave and chancel1 and held since 1884 by the Rev. John Alexander Jacob H.,&.
from the designs of A. W. Blomfield esq. H.A. architect: of Trinity College, Dublin.

the church has now 650 sittings, all free and unappropri- St. Paul's ecclesiastical parish was formed out of the

s,ated. The register dates from the year 1871. The living is parishes of St. James and Holy Trinity, Walcot, Feb.
a viearage, net yearly value£155, in the gift of the rector of x869 : the church, situated at the west end of Queen's

Bathwick, and held since 1879 by the Rev. James Dunn H. A. square and erected in 1873, stands partly on the site of an

of Brasenose College, Oxford. old hotel and partly on the site of St. Mary's Episcopal

WALCOT parish church (St. Swithin's), which occupies the chapel, designed by the elder Wood : it is a. building of stone

.site of the old church, a small edifice about 36i by 26 feet, in an Early Gothic style, from designs by Messrs. Wilson,

is a large building of stone in the ltalian style, erected in Wilcox and Wilson, architects, Bath, consisting of apsidal

1780, and consisting of nave with apse, aisles with galleries chancel, nave of three bays and north aisle: the aisle was

.and a small tower containing a clock and one bell ; below the added in x88o and the total cost was about £8,ooo : there

~hurch is a crypt belonging to the ancient structure 1 there are 750 sittings. The register dates f,rom the year 1869.

.are memorials to the Rev. James Sparrow M.A. 40 years The living is a vicarage, net yearly value {,300, in the gift

rector, 1773; Sir Edward Berry K.B. rear-admiral of the of trustees, and held since 1885 by the Rev. Angus Clerk,

Red, d. 13 July, 1831; Maria Langham, 1793; Christopher who is also minister of Corn Street Mission chapel,

_Anstey, author of the " New Bath Guide,'' d. at Harnage, St. Stephen's, Lansdown road, is an ecclesiastical parish

Wilts, 3 Aug. x8o5; Elizabeth (Ashby), wife of Sir Nathan formed December 6, x88x, out of Walcot parish and re-

Wright kt. lord keeper, d. 1765 ; Lieut. J. Lewis l<'itzgerald, formed 20 January 1882 : the church, erected in 184o-5,

:x835; Rev. J. Sibley, 44 years rector, x8x5; Willi&m Hoare is a cruciform building in the Deeorated style from

B.A. d. 1792, and Elizabeth his wife d. 1793; Rev. James designs by late James Wilson esq. F.S.A. and consists of
St. I.eger, archdeacon of Clo~-ne, 1834; Col. Brooke, gover- chancel with vestry and organ chamber, nave, aisles, tran-

nor of St. Helena, x8u; Count Ale:x:andre PischardD'Arblay, septs, porch, and a tower on the west side of the north

d. x8x8, and Frances (Burney) his wife, dramatic writer and transept, 120 feet in height, with a lantern and pinnacles at

novelist, d. 6 Jan. 184o, and the Rev, A. P. D'Arblay, her the angles : the font is in the Florid Gothic style, and has a

son, d. 1837; Col. Thomas Pownall F.R.s., F.S.A. governor finely carved oak cover presented by the Finder family in

of Massachusetts Bay in 1757, and director general of the 1843 as a memorial to their father: the east window is

office of Control, d. 25 Feb. 18o5; Jerrie Peirce F.R.S. sur- stained: in 1867 an aisle was erected by the committee of the

geon, 1768 ; and to the families of Whitworth and Aylmer: Royal School for Officers' Daughters, and is used by them ;

there are sittings for 1,056 persons, 6oo being free: in the and in xS82-3 a new chancel with vestry and organ cham-

churchyard, once a. Roman cemetery, urns and inscriptions ber was built from designs by Mr. W. J. Willcox, architect,

have been found. The register dates from the year x691, of Bath: the church will this year (x889) be reseated and a

and there is a list of rectors from 1547, before whi('h time it new pulpit erected : below the church is a spacious crypt :

was served by the monks of Bath abbey. The living is a there are about 720 sittings, 170 being free. The register

rectory, average tithe rent-charge £139, net annual value dates from Sept. :r88o. The living is a vicarage, yearly

BAtH. So"MERSETSltiRE. [KELLY's

value £268, derived from pew. rents, in the gift of Simeon's Chancellor, and has been held since r8Bx by the Rev.

trustees, and held since r88t by the Rev. Hilton Bothamiey Edmund Juxon Wemyss-Whittaker, Yicar of Lyncombe.

aX.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. All Saints' proprietary chapel, situated on an elevation

WIDCOMBE church (St. Thomas Becket), the parish below Lansdown crescent, is a building of stone in the Greek

church of Lyncombe with Widcombe, and the oldest church Classic style, from designs by Mr. Palmer, and was opened

in Bath, is a structure of the Perpendicular period1 c(\llsist- 26th October, 1794 : the interior is surrounded by a gallery
ing of chancel, aave, north porch and an embattled western supported on eight columns, rising to and sustaining the

towel' with pinnacles at the angles containing one bell : it Foof, which is ornamented in stucco : the windows exhibit

was built by Prior Byrde (1499-1s29), and was an appendage heads of the twelve apostles in stained glass : there are

of the now extinct church of St. Mary de Stall in Bath; .but sittings for soo persons, 400 being free. The incumbency, in

from various fragments discovered at different times it the gif~ of trustees, has been held since x888 by the Rev.

appears that an earlier editice had previously existed on the Richard George Handcock M.A. of Christs College, Cam-

same site and probably from the Norman era: the church bridge.

was partly restored in 1869 under the superintendence of C. The Bryrner chapel,at the General Mineral Water Hospital,

·E. Davis Jo".S.A. architect, of Bath, the walls strengthened'by is so· named after James S. Brymer esq. who, in 1859, pre-

an inner casing of stone, a new roof placed and the internal sented £5oo for its special adornment: it is a building of
fittings renewed at an expense of£ r,4oo, raised by voluntary stone in the Romanesque style, from designs by Messrs.

contributions : in the church are various memorials of the Manners and Gill, consisting of nave, with ante-chapel, and

18tl't eentury to the family of Bennett: there are sittings for & semicircular apse, approached by two step~: the ante-

'130 persons. The register of baptisms dates from 1574; chapel is separated from the chapel proper by a screen of

'maTTiages, 16r2 ; burials, IS92 : these include also those three arches : it is -raulted, and contains a memorial window

of Lyncombe from the same dates. The living is a vicarage, to Mr. Brymer, and here also is placed the organ : the

net yearly value £4SO, with residence, in the gift of Simeon's church proper has a panelled roof and is lighted, on the

trustees, and held since r88o by the Rev. William Thomas south side only, by five stained windows, the designl! in

Henry Wilson M. A. of Magdalene College, Cambridge. which, partially reproduced from examples in theVandarmini

St. Matthew's church, an auxiliary to that of St. Thomas, Palace, Venice, incorporate various royal, municipal, and

Widcombe, and situated at the foot of Widcombe hill, is a other shields : in the apse are seven stained windows, illus-

building of Bath stone in the Decorated style, erected in trating events in Holy Scripture connected with the element;

1846-7 from designs by Messrs. Manners and Gill, architects, of water: the whole of the windows are adorned with marble

at a cost of £s,5oo, and consists of nave of three bays, with shafts and elaborately carved capitals, and the roofs, th~
quaSi-chancel, aisles, south porch, and a tower on the south arch of the apse and cornices are all richly decorated in gold

side with broach spire 1S5 feet high, and containing a clock and colours : the pulpit iil of white Clandown lias, and the

and 6 bells: there are 7,300 sittings, of which above Boo are eagle lectern of oak : the communion table of oak was p-re-

free. sented by J. H. Markland esq.: the chapel is seated with oak

"~ The ecclesiastical parish of St. Mark, Lyncombe, was benches for about r5o persons, of which 40 are free. The-

formed Feb. 8, r8s6, out of the previously united parish of chaplaincy has been held since 1872 by the Rev. Thomas.

Lyncombe and Widcombe: the church, built in 183i and Tyers M.A. of Caius College, Cambridge.

consecrated 27th April, 1832, is a fine building of stone in Corn Street Mission chapel, in the parish of St. Paul, is a.

the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, plain building of stone, with a semicircular apse at the east

aisles and a !.ofty embattled western tower with pinnacles, end, and from 1785 to 1809 was used as a Catholic chapel:

containing one bell : there is a stained memorial window to it has about 400 sittings, of which 1so are free. The Rev.

T. P. Clarke esq. : in 7883 the church was restored and re- Angus Clerk, vicar of St. Paul's, is the incumbent.

seated and a new chancel and gallerieS erected at a cost of Kensington chapel, built by subscription in 1795 from

£ 2,ooo : there are sittings for 900 persons, of which 400 are designs by Mr. Palmer, was originally a chapel of ease to

free. The registers are included in those of Widcombe. Walcot, and is a plain rectangular building of stone, with

The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £us, an apse at the east end: it has 7SO sittings, xso being free.
groSS' yearly value £335, in the gift of Simeon's trustees, The living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of the Church
:and held since x88x by the Rev. Edmnnd Juxon Wemyss- Patronage Society, and held since 1887 by the Rev. William

Whittaker, who is also minister of St. Mary Magdalen chapel, Haigh Etches M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford.

Holloway, Bath. Laura chapel, Henrietta street, takes its name from

St Luke's ecclesiastical parish, South Lyncombe, was Laura, Countess of Bath, on whose estate it was erected in

formed Mar. 31, 1868, out of that of St. Mark: the church 1796, and is auxiliary to the church of St. Mary, Bathwick:

is a cruciform building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, the chapel is a plain but spacious building of Bath freestone,

transepts, aisle and a belfry with spire containing one bell : and has a gallery supported by coupled Corinthian L"'lumns:

- there are 400 sittings, of which 120 are free. The register there are sittings for 1,000 persons, 200 being free. The

dates from 1869. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value incumbency is in the gift of the Rev. S. F. Arrowsmith, and

£r87, with residence, in the gift of Simeon's trustees, and has been held since r889 by the Rev. Samuel Rogers.

held since r888 by the Rev. Matthew Butterworth Moor- Portland chapel (St. Austin's), in Julian road, and in the-

house M. A. of Queen's College, Oxford. parish of Walcot, was erected in 1816 by Mr. Young, ani is

' The Episcopal chapels are numerous, and include the fol- a plain building of stone : previous to its re-foundation as.

lowing, some of which present features of considerable an Anglican place of worship it had been successively

interest :-The Octagon chapel, Milsom street, a chapel of occupied by congregations of Independents and Catholil!s.

-ease to St. Michael's, was erected in 1763 at the cost of Mr. but was first devoted to the use of the Established church.

Street and the Rev. Dr. Decheir, from a design by Mr. by the Rev. S. H. Widdrington, formerly rector of Walcot ~

Lightholder, architect : the fine altar-piece, representing the there are soo sittings, some of which are free. The incum-
"Healing of the Lame Man at the Pool of Bethesda," was bency, in the gift of the trustees, has been held since r88zby

painted by William Hoare esq. R.A. in 1765: Sir William the Rev. Francis Pocock.

Herschell u .. n., F.R.s. the Astronomer Royal, in the early Thomas Street chapel, erected in 1830, is a plain building

part of his career was organist of this chapel: there are of stone, held by the rector of Walcot at a rent of £35

· sittings for 4SO persons, so being free ; the Rev. Henry yearly and repaired by him in 1884 at a eost of £rso: it is

Palmer Leakey, minister, who is also vicar of Stoneaston under the charge of the curate of East Walcot, by whom

and Farrington-Gurney, Somerset. the services are conducted.

The chapel of St. Mary Magdalen, Holloway, erected in St. Paul's parish room, Monmouth street, now ( r889)

7495 by John Cantlow, prior of Bath, was restored in 7760 being erected, will be used for parochial work and religious
- and enlarged in 1823-4 and is a small building of Bath stone servi•ces.

• in the Perpendicular style, 46 by 14 feet, consisting of chan- PRIOR PARK.-The Catholic colleges of SS. Peter and

cel, nave, chapel, south porch and an embattled western Paul consist of two wings, adjoining the magnificent mansion

tower containing one bell: the ceiling is waggon-headed and built by Ralph Alien, in 1743, from the designs of Mr.

ribbed, with bosses at the intersections : the chancel walls Wood. The buildings are all in the Classic style, and stand

and interior and exterior of the porch retain five mutilated in a commanding and beautiful situation at the head of t,he

tabernacles, four of which are of graceful design: there are vale of Widcombe, roo feet below the level of Combe Down,

also two canopied niches in the nave and another near the and 400 feet above the city of Bath, about a mile distant.

chancel ; the west window has some fragments of ancient the prospect being closed by the more distant heights' of

stained glass : in the chapel are memorials to Anne, suc- Lansdown. The mansion, a stately edifice of the Corinthian

cessively wife of Nathaniel Biggs and Thos. Nicholas, 1662, order, has a frontage of about 1,300 feet, with a projecting

with arms: John Coxe esq. of London, 1763: Anne he:x:astyle portico in the centre, from which arcadPs, extend-

- Phillips, 1743 ; and an invocatory inscription in black ing on either side, terminate in pavilions; the portico is sur-

letter without names : in the south porch is an inscription mounted by a pediment, but the building generally is

recording the erection of the chapel by Prior Cantlow ; and finished with a balustrade ; this is the residence of the

against the north wall another describing its repair in 1760: president, who has the schools of philosophy and theology

there are sittings for 12opersons, 20 being free. The incum- under his immediate charge. St. Peter's college is for

bency, net yearly value £1oo,\ s in the gift of the Lord junior pupils, and St. Paul's f()'F' t.he m&re a.dva.nced classes :

DIRECTORY.] .' . .BATH•. _. 41 .
.
. SOMERSETSHIRE.

this is not entirely an ecclesiastical establishment, but those erected in .1788-9, a:nd enlarged· in x814: in ~82'1 the· front

who desire tQ embrace the clerical profession pass from St. was improved, and in 1852 the npper part was reconstructed
Paul's college into the school of Theology in the president's at a cost of [2,000: a further restoration took place in ·x863,

house. In the corridor is a brass to the Most Rev. George and in x888 a new organ was erected and various structural
Errington (archbishop of Trebizonde), who died. January improvements carried out at a cost of £14,000. This church

14, 1886. deitves its chief interest as having been the scene of the

The Catholic church, dedicated to St. John the Evangelist,. ministrations of the celebrated William Jay, who was pastor

situated on the South parade, is a. cruciform building of here for 63 years (179I-I853). The registers date from

Bath stone in the Decorated style, erected in x86x from the 1785. •

designs of the late Mr. Charles Hansom, of Clifton, and ·The Congregational church, Charlotte street, is a build~ng

consists of apsidal chancel, with side chapels, clerestoried of singnla~ design, in the Romanesque style, erected at a

nave, transepts, aisles, and a western tower with spire, 222 cost of £4,0oo : its principal feature is an irregular decagonal

feet in height, and containing a clock and 8 bells : the church lj'ntern rising from the centre, supported on ten columns

measures 150 feet in length and 6o in breadth : the nave is of Pnrbeck marble ; to the latter the --surrounding galleries

separated from the aisles by arcades with Devonshire marble are also secured : there are 980 sittings ; beneath the church
pillars and carved capitals : the aisles are adorned with are schoolrooms for 100 children.
carvings in stone of the " Stations of the Cross : " the apse The Swedenborgian church, Henry street, is a building

has three stained windows, that in the centre representing of stone of the Ionic order, with a portico, erected in 1844•
"the Crucifixion," and the others the "Resurrection" and the total cost being £a,ooo: there are about 220 sittings.
"Ascension : " the altar is supported by a double row of Beneath the chapel are schoolrooms for xoo children, and

marble columns, and the reredos exhibits four large panels, a valuab'le library, chiefly theological.
on which are carved in bold relief scenes from the life of St. The Unitarian chapel, Trim street, originally .erected in

John the Evangelist : over the tabernacle rises a canopy, 1793, at. a cost of £2,500, was modified and greatly improved
resting on four marble c,olumns, under which the Crncifi:x:··is in 186o; it is now generally in the Romanesque style, with

placed: on either side of the sanctuary is a row of stalls fot an apsidal recess at the north end: there is a mural monu-

the use of the clergy or others: on either side of the ment to Henry Edward Howse esq. who died in 1834, and

sanctuary are two chapels, each with its altar and reredo3, was 9 years chamberlain of the city, and a generous contribu-
and lighted by a stained window : at the west end are the tor to the erection of the chapel : there are 350 sittings.
chapels of the Blessed Sacrament and St. Benedict : the The registers of this chapel date from 1719.

latter has a reredos containing, in a series of niches, carved CEMETERIES.-I. The Abbey Cemetery, situated at Lyn-
representations of scenes from the life of the saint, and a combe,andcommandinganexquisiteviewoftheBathvaller.
finely executed window, in which is a figure of St. Benedict covers 5 acres: it was purchased by the Rev. the Hon. W. J.
and representations of some of the chief miracles of his life: Brodrick, laid out by Mr. London, and consecrated 3oth

here also is a marble tablet on which are inscribed the names January, 1844 ; there is a mortuary chapel in the Norman
of the chief benefactors of the church : most of the windows style, erected from a design by Mr. Manners, and in the
are stained, some being memorials: there are sittings for grounds are the tombs of the Rev. Ed w. Tottenham, formerly

8oo persons. Adjoining the church is a priory and schools minister of Laura chapel, Thomas Carr D. D. bishop of Born-

in the same style, the latter erected in 1883. bay (1836-51), d. 5 Sept. 1859, General Dick ~nd the Rev.

The Catholic church of Our Lady Help of Christians, in Charles Kemble, prebendary of Wells and rector of Ba\o

Julian road, erected in 1879-BI, at a cost of £8,ooo~ from 1859 to x874; here also is a memorial column to persoos

designs by Messrs. Dunn and Hanson, of Newcastle-upon- connected with Bath who fell during the Crimean war.

Tyne, architects, is an edifice of Bath stone in the Decorated 2. Adjoining is the Catholic cemetery, consecrated in x859,

style, consisting of sanctuary, nave, south aisle, side chapel, with an entrance in Perrymead. 3· Bathwick cemetery lies

sacristies, with sacristan's room and organ chamber above : in the \'"ale of Smallcombe, and was consecrated 1856: it has

the aisle is separated from the nave by an arcade of five bays, two chapels, one for the Established church, designed by

supported by columns of Ancaster stone with carved Mr. T. I<'uller, formerly of Bath, and another by Mr. A. S.
capitals : the east window is stained and depicts scenes from Goodridge. 4· Lansdown cemetery, originally a pleasure
the life of Our Lord: the cost of erecting the sanctuary and ground belonging to the late William Beckford esq. was con·

side chapel was wholly defrayed by Mr. J. H. Sperling, of secrated in April 28, 1848, and has a mortuary <:hapel ;
Cranhill : the handsome window in the Chapel of the Sacred near the entrance is a lofty tower 130 feet in height, in the

Heart was the gift of Miss Galton : there are sittings for Italian style, designed by Mr. H. E. Goodridge : Mr. Beck-

about soo: the foundation stone was laid on Tuesday, 24 ford's remains, at first interred in the Abbey cemetery, were.
June, 1879, and the opening of the church by Cardinal removed here after the consecration, and are deposited in a

Manning took place on 3 May, x881. sarcophagus designed by himself; he died 2nd May, 1844.

The Catholic Apostolic chapel, in the Vineyards, is a aged 84. 5. A cemetery, consisting of eight acres of ground,

building in the Transition-Norman style, erected in 184o, situated in the Lower Bristol road, was consecrated in 1862.

and consists of apsidal chancel and nave only= the windows for the parishes of Lyncombe, Widcombe and St. Jame!t; It
of the chancel are stained, and it contains an oak chair was laid out by Mr. Butler of Widcombe, and has two

carved with representations of the Baptism of Our Lord: chapels in the Gothic style of the 14th century, designed by

there are 200 sittings. Mr. C. E. Davis, of Bath; these are cruciform in plan, wiih

The Wesleyan chapel, New King street, is supposed to apsidal chancels, and are connected by a cloistered carriage

have been first founded by John Wesley himself in 1779, but way, over which rises a graceful bell turret. with a lofty

was rebuilt in 1847 in the Late Decorated style, and will tapering spire. 6. The cemetery for St. Michael's, at Locks-

seat about x,ooo persons. brook, consecrated in x862, has two mortuary chapels_ 7·

The Wesleyan chapel, Nelson place east, Walcot, was Walcot cemetery, situated at Locksbrook, on the Upper

founded May 31st, 18r5, and opened May 3oth in the sue- Bristol road, and consecrated in 1863, covers 12 acres, and
ceeding year : the principal front' has a portico of the Ionic has two chapels, in the Early Decorated style, united by a.
order, and beneath the chapel are schoolrooms for 700 chil- cloister, from the centre of which rises a. tower roo feet in
dren: there is also a Wesleyan chapel at Dafford street, height; all the buildings are from designs by Messrs. Hicks
Larkhall, with sittings for 200 persons. and Isaac, of Bath. 8. The Unitarian cemetery, Lyncombe,

The Countess of Huntingdon's chapel, in the Vineyards, presented to that body in 1819 by E. Howse esq. is situated

opened 6th October, 1765, by the Rev. George Whitfield, is in the midst of the beautiful scenery of the valley of Lyn-

a structu-re of some elegance, with a gallery, supported on combe, and has a convenient mortuary chapel.
fluted pillars, added in 1783 : it has 840 sittings, of which The Guildhall, erected during the years 1766-75, is a
150 are free. Adjoining is a chaplain's residence and a handsome building of three stories, in the Italian style, from
committee room, in which are portraits of Lady Huntingdon designs by Mr. Thomas Baldwin, archit-ect; the elevation

and the Revs. Rowland Hill and George Whitfield. The towards the Market place exhibits a slightly projecting

registers date from 1793. centre, relieved in the two upper stories by four columns of

There are also Baptist chapels in Hay hill and Manvers the Composite order, supporting an entablature and pedi-

street, founded originally in Somerset street in 1720. ment, on the apex of which and rising above the balustrad-

The Jews have a synagogue in Corn street, built in r841; ing is a figure of justice bearing the sword and balances;
and there is a meeting house for the Society of Friends, narrow wings project on either side: the whole basement

in York street. story is rusticated : the interior contains on the ground floor

The Moravian chapel, in Charlotte street, founded 19th a vestibule, sessions court, justice rooms, jury room, town

March, 1834, by Thomas Slater esq. of Bath, and opened clerk and treasurer's office, record room and lobby for attend-
xoth October in the following year, was erected at a cost of ant officials; on the first floor are the council chamber and

£2,852, in place of the earlier building in Monmouth street, the banqueting room, So feet by 40 and 31 feet in height.

dating from 1765, and is an edifice in the Classic style with containing portraits of Frederick, Prince ot Wales and his

a central portico of the Corinthian order supporting a pedi- consort, Augnsta of Saxe-Gotha, which, as well as a silver

ment: there are sittings for 300 persons, the greater part cup and cover, were presented by His Royal Highness, in

being free: attached are schoolrooms and a minister's house. grateful recognition of the attentions received from the

The Congregational church, Argyle street, is a building corporation and citiuns generally during his visit in 1734;

42 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

there are also portraits of George III. and Queen Charlotte~ it has a funded capital of £r6,ooo: the management is

by .Allan Ramsay ; of Earl Camden, who represented the vested in a council of 66 members, half of whom retire

city in Parliament from 1757 to :r794, and of William Pitt annually, but are eligible for re-election: the permanent

M.P. for Bath in r76r, both by W. Hoare B.A.; the other officials being Mr. Thomas F. Plowman, secretary, and

rooms contain additional portraits, including those of Beau Mr. Josiah Goodwin, editor.

GiNseaansheb,ruabsltyWoPfa.dGHeeoMoar.Prge.e;fIoRlrla.BlpbayhthT,Au1lr7lne2en2r_e4el8slqi;,. ionf tPherioMar yPora'rk~ ;roaonmd The Bath General or Royal Mineral Water Hospital (in-
and a roll displaying corporated by .Act of Parliament in 1739• as u The Hospital

the names of all the known mayors of Bath from I4I2 to the or Infirmary at Bath") was established for the relief and

year xc86o, the· gift of T. Barrett esq. mayor in that year. support of poor persons from any part of the United King-
Th dom afflicted with complaints for which the Bath Waters
e orpo:ratiOn possesses two maces given by Queen are a remedy : and consists of two handsome buildings con-
Elizabet.h in 159°·
nected by corridors. The older structure, the foundation
The Police Station was erected in Orange grove in r865, stone of which was laid by the Hon. Wm. Pulteney (after-

the former building having been found indequate to the wards Earl of Bath), in 1737, contains the patients' sleeping
waTnhtes oBfatthhe Tchiteya. tre, in Beaufort square, erected from de- wards' baths and domestic offices, and was opened for the

signs by George Dawe, architect, and totally destroyed by reception of :patients in May, 1742, The celebrated Richard

fire on Good Friday, r862, was rebuilt on the same site in Nash, in conJunction with Dr. Oliver and Ralph .Alien, was
1862·3 d h d M amongst the most prominent promoters of the undertaking.
nn er t e irection of r. C. J. Phipps F.S•.A. archi- The foundation stone of the new building was laid by the late
ttehcet1coonf sLtrouncdtoionn, an d opened on 4th March in the latte r year : L dp dh
is a t once elegant a nd ingenious, and affords or ortman, uring t e presidency of Wm. Long esq. in
d f · frequent1Ymet I859, and in 1861 (Jerom Murch esq. being then president)
a egree 0 convemence not with in buildings the building, which provides spacious day rooms, a beautiful

of this kind: the theatre will hold upwards of r,6oo persons. chapel (described further on), board-room and officers'

The .Assembly rooms, situated between Bennett and Alfred apartments, was completed; in the rear are recreation rooms
tshtreeeptrsi,ncwiperael ebnutirltanince1i7s6b9-y71a1pboyrtJicoohnofWthooedDtohreic yoorudnegr eorn1 and an e:xerc·ts·mg ground· The number of beds is 165 (98

the west side, leading to a central octagonal ante-chamber, for males and 67 for females), ample space being allowed for

from which a doorway on the left conducts to the ball-room, each patient. The patients are gratuitously provided with

I02 feet long, 43 feet broad and 42! feet high, and adorned board, washing, medical attendance and the use within the

with 40 columns and pilasters I2 feet in height; the tea. building of the mineral waters, no recommendation from

room is 70 by 43 feet and has a colonnade of the Ionic order; subscribers, governors or any other person being necessary

there is also one card-room 56 by 27 feet and another of for admittance, but applicants are required to be in such

octagonal shape, 48 feet across, in which, framed in panels pecuniary circumstances that the expenses attendant upon

on the walls, are full length portraits of Beau Nash and a long residence in Bath while using the mineral waters would

Heaviside, by Shaw, Captain Wade, by Gainsborough, and be more than they could afford; and it must also be shown
of Tyson, by James. that the waters are applicable to the patient's case. The
The Jubilee Hall, Broad street, erected bv public subscrip- annual expenditure is about £s,ooo, of which nearly £2,ooo
tion in I888, is the local head quarters of ihe Young Men's has to be supplied by voluntary contributions. The number

Christian Association, and contains a spacious lecture and of in-patients treated in x888 was 1,133· Forms and all

concert room, with reading and recreation rooms and a well- particulars may be obtained by applying to the Registrar at

furnished gymnasium. the Hospital.

St. James' Memorial Hall, Lower Borough, was erected in The_ Royal United Hospital originated from two kindred

x888 at a cost of about £r,soo in memory of L. R. Valpy institutions-the Bath City Charity, and the Casualty Hos-

esq. and the Rev. W. J. Bolton, and is used for various pital: the former of these was founded in 1747, under the

meetings in connection with St. James' Church. name of "the Pauper Charity," and was intended to provide

The Pavilion Music Hall, Saw close, built by Mr. Welch strangers only with the means o( benefiting by the Bath

in 1886, is now owned by a limited company. waters ; in 1792 the scope of the institution was enlarged,

The Harington Club, Harington place, was established in and it assumed the character of a general dispensary for

1874 to promote social intercourse, mental improvement medical cases only. In 1788 the necessity for some institu-
and r1ational recreation.
tion for the treatment of surgical cases having been felt, the

Hetling House, St. James'parade, formerly the mansion of Casualty Hospital was founded, and the two institutions

the Hungerford family, has been taken on lease for 200 continued to exist together, each taking the particular class
years by the vicar and churchwardens of the .Abbey church, of cases for which it was adapted. About 1822 it was

and renovated and adapted for Sunday school and parochial determined to unite them, and, suitable baucioldsitnogfs£h1a,0v0in0g,
purposes. being erected between 1824 and 1826 at

Tile Bath and County Club, 21 and 22 Queen square, the two institutions became amalgamated, and were re-

originally founded in 1790 in York buildings, was established opened 24th June, 1826, under the title of "the United

in r857, and consists of about 300 members, gentlemen of Hospitals." In r866 a new wing was added and the old build-

Bath andl the surrounding neighbourhood : strangers are ing raised one story, as a memorial to the late Prince Con-

introduced by permanent members for short periods. sort, when Her Majesty was pleased to allow the building to

The Athenreum, in the Orange grove, formerly the be known hereafter by its present title. The elevation of

Mechanics' Institution, was opened in r8:.z5, and has reading the old building in Beau street, designed by Mr. Pinch, is

and recreation rooms and a library of several thousand relieved in the centre with three-quarter columns sustaining

volumes of standard and popular works. a pediment, with the city arms in the tympanum, the whole

The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, 'fer- being relieved by a rusticated basement: the building also

race walk, founded in 1825, is a low and heavy-looking build- includes a chapel, designed by Mr. G. P. Manners, architect,

ing of the Doric order, erected by Earl Manvers, from of Bath, board-rooms, apartments for the officers and nurses,

designs by Wilkins, with a hexastyle portico, surmounted by the usual wards for patients, and an operating theatre :

a frieze and pediment, and occupies the site of the old .As- immediately under the cornice of the .Albert memorial wing

sembly rooms, burnt down on the 21st December, r82o : it is the inscription-" The Prince's Ward, erected in memorv
has a library of upwards of rs,ooo volumes, and a museum of .Albert the Good A.D. M.DCCC,LXIV." In the entrance hali,

of Roman antiquities, coins, geology, ornithology, and other in a niche facing the door, is a colossal bust of H R.H. the

branches of natural history, including a collection of richly late Prince Consort, by Noble: the following inscription,

plumaged birds, made by Mrs. Godfrey; a collection of suggested by Her Majesty, being cut on the plinth:-" His

fossils illustrating tile geology of the district, formed by life sprang from a deep inner sympathy with God's will, and

Charles Moore esq. F.G.s.; and a geological collection illus- therefore with all that was true, beautiful, and right." The
trativ~ of South ~ustralia, made by S. W. Keane esq. ; ~nstit~tion now hol?s 120 in-J?atients: the total number of

there IS also a readmg-room supplied with London and pro- m-pattents treated m r888 bemg 8,883. The total cost of

vincial newspapers and periodicals, a writing-room and chess the alte;ations was a little over £1714oo,of which sum £6,523
room ; there are also marble busts of Francis, sth Duke of -~as. pat~ for the Albert Memorial wing. The capital of the

Bedford, d. Mar. 2, 1.A80u2g1. by Nollekens :and of Sir Benjamin mstttutwn amounts to £r5,020 (stock). Albert E. Boyce,
Hobhouse hart. 15, 1831 ; and Hastings Elwyn, secretary-superintendent ; the Rev. Henry Birchfield Swabey
d.

1826, by Chantrey. The Bath Literary and Philosophical M.A. of King's College, Windsor, Nova Scotia, chaplain.

A~ociati.on holds its meeti~s here on ~he second and fourth Bellott's Hospital, situated in Beau street, founded in x6og

FrtTdhaeysBmathea~cnhd month durmg the sesston. the encourage- by Thomas Bellott, and rebuilt rionom18s59f~rismaavlaeilaabnlde for ro
West of England Society for poor persons, and has separate female

ment of .Agrteul~ure, Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, patients, and well-arranged dormitories. .A bath has been

founded m the mty .of Bath. 17,77, ~nd united in 1~68 with constructed within the hospital, and the mineral waters in-

the.Sout~ern Co~nttes Assomatt?n, IS the oldest agricultural troduced, for the benefit of the patients, each of whom re-

soc~ety w~th contm1;1ous ~n~ umnterrupted existence in. the ceives medical advice and nursing gratis, together with coals

Umted Kmgdom : m add1t10n to an ample revenue, denved and 2s. 4d. per week. The number of in-patients treated

chiefly from subscriptions and the profits of its annual shows, in r888 was 78.

DIRECTORY.) - BATH. 43

SOMERSETSHIRE.

There are four dispensaries~ the Western Dispensary in the successor of "Beau Nash;, as master of the ceremonies;

Albion p1ace, Upper Bristol road, established in 1837, and in Dr. John Sibthorp, professor of Botany at Oxford, and

x888 the number of patients treated was x,ooo ; the Southern author of the "Flora Grreca," who died here 8 Feb. 1796;

in Claverton street, Widcombe, was established in 1849 ; the Christopher Anstey, author of the poem called the" New

numbet of patients treated here in x888 was 6oo; the Bath Guide;" John Anstey, his son,a.uthor of the" Pleader's

Eastern in Cleveland place, first established in 1832, was Guide ; " Dr. Archiba.ld Maclaine, translator of " Mosheim's

built in x845, from the designs of Mr. H. E. Goodridge, and Ecclesiastical History;" the Rev. Thomas Robert Malthns,

is distinguished by its exceptionally convenient arrange- the political economist; Sir William Herschel LL.D., F.B.S.

ment: the principal front consists of a central division re- astronomer royal; Dr. Harington; Venanzio Rauzzini, a

lieved by columns and pilasters supporting a pediment with musician, and teacher of Braham, Madame Mara, Billington,

wings on either side, and over the entrance is a tablet in- Storace, Mountain, and Incledon ; William Beckford, the

scribed to John Ellis esq. of Southwark, by whose energy author of "Vathek," and builder of Foothill Abbey; John

and munificence the institution was for some time mainly Palmar, the introducer of the mail-coach system, comptroller

supported; he died October 31, 1837: the Hahnemann Free of the General Post Office, and M.P. for Bath; Mrs. Hester

Dispensary in Abbey street, was established November, Lynch Piozzi, the authoress; Joseph Glanvill F.B.s. a divine,

1888 ; there is also a dispensary in connection with the and writer on "Witchcraft" and " Apparitions ;'' Thomas

Homreopathic Hospital, in Duke street. and Benjamin Barker, painters; Caleb Hillier Parry M.D. a

The Ear and Eye Infirmary was established in 1837. medical writer; Admiral Sir William Edward Parry, his son,

St. John's Hospital, or Blue Arms, Chapel court, Bath polar navigator,born at Bath,19 Dec. 1790; William Falconer

street, was founded in II74• by Reginald Fitz-Joceline and M.D., F.B.s. a medical writer; his son, Rev. Thomas

rebuilt in 1728 by James (Brydges) 1st Duke of Chandos, Falconer, translator of the "Classic Geographies," the anti-

under the direction of John Wood, sen. ': it is intended for quarian and historian of Bath, was curate of the living for

the reception of six aged and infirm men and as many 30 years; and John Britton, the eminent antiquary, and

women, each of whom receives a supply of coals and 48· 8d. author, both alone and in conjunction with Mr. E. W.

per week ; attached to the hospital is the chapel of St. Brayley, of several important archreological works, was

Michael ; the mastership and chaplaincy have been held servant to a cellarman at Bath.

since 1863 by the Rev. William James Grant Luckman M.A. The population, ar.ea, and rateable value are as under:-
of Queens' College, Cambridge.

The convent of La Sainte Union des Sacres Coours, Population Rateable value.
£t8,673
Pulteney road, is an educational establishment conducted by 1881. Area. £22,766
£22,7II
the sisters of the order. SS. Peter & Paul •••••• t:a,070 19 £37.417
The Penitentiary, Ladymead, was founded in 18o6 ; the St. James ........•...••• t5,042 SI £53.566
buildings, designed by James Wilson esq. F.S.A. of Bath, are St. Michael ............ 2,302 25 £128,793
in the Romanesque style and include a chapel, with sittings Bathwick ·····••·······• S,I67 570'
for 300 persons, built in 1825 at the sole expense of Mr. Lyncombe&Widcombe *12,277 1,846 - - - -£284,415
Walcot ..•........••....• *24,977 1,234
Parish, and restored in 1845·
- - - -The Market, in High street, was erected In 1868, at a cost - - -3·745
of about £s,ooo. The market days are Wednesday and - - - -Totals 51,835
971
Saturday.
Races are held on Lansdown hill, where a grand stand is Twerton)partly in par-
liamentary borough)
erected.

The Royal Victoria park, of 21 acres, was laid out by Mr. •Includes 685 officers and inmates ot the Workhouse and 63 in the
Militia Barracks.
C. E. Davis F.S.A. architect, and was opened October 23,
I830, by Her Majesty, then Princess Victoria, and H.R.H. tincludes 118 in the Royal United Ho11pita.l.

the Duchess of Kent, and is supported by subscription : it is ++Includes 153 in the Mineral Water Hospital.
well planted and contains the Victoria column of freestone, ~

set up in 1837 : at the north-west corner of the park is a SoPER's FARM is a portion of Walcot parish, without the
colossal bust of Jupiter, by the late Mr. John Osborne, a municipal and parliamentary limits of the city, with an
self-taught sculptor.
area of 186 acres.
Sydney Gardens, situated at the end of Pulteney street and
at the foot of Bathwick hill, were laid out by Mr. Masters pARISH CLERKS.

and opened in 1798 ; the gardens cover an area of sixteen SS. Peter & Paul, Thomas W. Basey, 7 James' street
acres, and are intersected by the Kennet and Avon canal, (deputy & sexton)
here spanned by two bridges and by the viaduct of the Great St. James', Henry Collins, 2 St. James' street, St. James'
church (&sexton)
Western railway.
The Bath Horticultural Society holds its meetings in these St. Mary (Bathwick), Edmund Stiles, 17 Raby place
St John the Baptist (Bathwick), J. Hewitt
gardens.
The Earldom of Bath has been borne by Philibert de St. Swithin's (Walcot), David H. Shepherd, 3 Belgrave place
Shaunde, 1485, and the families of Bourchier, 1536-1656; Holy Trinity (Walcot), R. Halland, I Great Stanhope street
Granville, I661-17II ; and Pulteney, 1742-64; and the St. Saviour's (Walcot), Henry Poole Evans, 3 Beaufort plain
(&sexton)
Marquisate since 1789 by the Thynne family.
Among the eminent persons connected with Bath are St, Paul's, T. Hill, Monmouth street

aWilliam Prynne, the political writer and author of "Histrio- St. Thomas Becket (Widcombe), Alfd. J. Salter (&sexton)
mastix," born at Swanswick in 16oo, recorder of the city St. Stephen's (Lansdown), Jas. B. Lovell, 22 Richmond pl

and grandson of the first mayor of Bath; Henry Fielding, SEXTONS.
author of" Tom Jones," born at Sharpham, 22 April, 1797;

William Broome M.A., LL.D. a translator of Homer; St. Andrew's (Walcot),W.R.Hillman,9 Northamptn.st(clerk)

William Melmoth, the translator of Pliny ; Rev. Richard St. Luke's (South Lyncombe), Thomas Kitley, Wells road

Graves, author of the " Spiritual Quixote," and sometime St.Mark(Lyncombe),Mrs.MaryManns,I2Bridge pl.Hollowa.r

rector of Claverton, near here, from 1750; James Quin, the St. Michael, Mrs. Thresher

actor; Dr. Edward Gordon, a physician; Samuel Derrick, St. Swithin's, Ebenezer Browning, Guinea lane

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HOURS OF ATTENDANCE.-Sale of stamps, registration of 6.10 p.m. (extra id. stamp, 6.20 p.m.); Gloucester
(day), 10.20 a.m.; Birmingham & Cheltenham (day) &
letters, week days, 7 a. m. to 10.30 p.m. ; sunday, 7 a.m. North of England, n.5o a. m.; Bim1ingham, Cheltenham

to 10 a. m. & 5 to 6 p.m. Parcel post business, issue & & Gloucester (day),2.40 p.m.(extra!d. stamp,2.45 p.m.);
Gloucester, 7-55 p.m.; sunday, 6.10 p.m. (extra id.
payment of postal orders, week days, 7 a.m. to 10.30 stamp, 6.20 p.m.); South Wales (day), 12.45 p.m.; Dor-
chester, Southampton& South-West of England (night),
p.m. Money order, savings bank, government annuity 6.40 p.m. : sunday, 6.10 p.m. ; Southampton & South-

& insurance business & issue of licences, week days, 10 West of England (day), 10 a.m.; Southampton &c. 2

a.m. to 4 p.m. 'felegraph business, towe6ekp.dmays, 7 a.m. p.m. ; Salisbury (day), 2 p.m. ; Salisbury (night), 9
to II p.m.; snnday, 7 to 10 a.m. & 5
p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 9.15 p.m.); sunday, 6.10 p.m.
NoTE-•Only DISPATCHES.-MAILS. on sunday (extra ld. stamp, 6.20 p.m.); Dorchester, Salisbury,
the night mails are dispatched Southampton & Weymouth (day), 2 a.m.; Blandford,

London (night) & allparts, 10.30 p.m. (extra. j-d. stamp, Bournemouth, Sherb11rne & Wimborne (day), 6.40 a.m.;

n.3o p.m.); London (1st day), 7·45 a. m.; London (2nd Bournemouth, Dorchester & Weymouth (day), SI p.m.;

day), 9.30 a.m. ; Lpndon (3rd day), Oxford & Reading,

x2 noon ; London (4th day), Chippenham, Oxford,

.44 BATH. .SOMERSETSHIRE.

. Bristol & West of England, 2 a.m.; Bristol (xst day) & Wells, Westbury &c. (day), II a.m. (extra id. stamp,
West of England, 8.10 a.m. (extra ~d. stamp, 8.20 a.m.) ;
u.IS a.m.); Shepton Mallet, Midsomer Norton & R'\d-
Bristol (2nd day) & West of England, u a.m. (extra id. stock (day), 8.40 a.m. ; Evercreech, Radsiock, SheptGn

stamp, n. 15 a. m.); Bristol (3rd day), Exeter & Torquay, Mallet, Wincanton &c. (day), 11.55 a.m.; Radstock, 4.1.;>
p.m. ; Bathampton, Freshford & Limpley Stoke (day},
1.40 p.m.; Bristol (4th day), 3.40 p.m. ; Bristol (5th 8.10 am. ; Freshford & Limpley Stoke, Bradford·on-Avon,
day), Clevedon, Weston-super-Mare, Bridgwater & Codford, Heytesbury, Warminster &c. (day), 2 p.m. ;.
Bath Ist rural deliveries, 5·45 a. m. (extra !d. stamp-,
Taunton, 4.50 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 5 p.m.); Bristol 5·55 a. m.); Bath 2nd rural deliveries, 12.45 p.m. (extra
!d. stamp1 12.55 p.m.); Batli town deliveries, 6.4,5;
(6th day), 6.10 p.m. ; Bradford-on-Avon, l<'rome, Gilling- & g. rs a. m. 12.45, ..5·45 & 7·45 p.m

ham, Mere, Radstock, Shaftesbury, Trowbridge, Warmin-

ster, Wells, Westbury, Wineanton &c. (night), 2 a.m.;
Bruton, Castle Cary, Frome, Glastonbury, Trowbridge,

TOWN RECEIVING OFFICES &c. •
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HOURS OF ATTENDANCE.

The Offices are open on Week Days only, except Twerton-on-Avon &; Midland Railway Station.

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OFFICE. For Sale of Stamps, For Money Order & For Telegraph
Registration of Savings Bank Business.
Letters, Business.

Parcel Post & Postal
Order Business.

Bathwick hill (George's place) ........................... no attendance
no attendance
Bathwick street (No. 21) .................•.................. no attendance
no attendance
Charles street (No. 28) ................................... . g a.m. to 6 p.m. no attendance
>- saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
jCleveland place (5 Cleveland terrace) ...................
9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
East Twerton (4 Longmead terrace)..................... ,Lr g a.m. t o 8 p.m. no attendance
Grosvenor (8 Balust rade) •.. ••• ... .... .. .. . ... . .. .....•... no attendance
no attendance
High street (No. 21 ) .••.••..•.•••••••••••••.•••••••••••.••••• 1 g a.m. to 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
>- satnrday
IHolloway (2 Hayes place) ..• •. . ... ..• .. . .•• .. ..... .. ... ... no attendance
Kingsmead (Ig Kingsmead square) ..................... g a.m. to 8 p.m. no attendance
no attendance
Lansdo"l\,.n road (No. 2) .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ...... J J
8 a.m. to 8 p.m
Locksbrook (6 Augusta place) ........................... 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. no attendance no attendance

Lower Weston (Violet bank) .............................. ' 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
sunday
Margaret.'s buildings (No. 4) .............................. >- g a.m. to 8 p.m.
St. Andrew's (8 Marlboro' street) ......................... 8 a.m. to ro a.m
8 a.m, to 8 p.m
Southgate street (No. 40) ................................ 8 a.m. to I a.n1

Twerton-on-Avon ........................................... ... 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. sunday
12 noon to r a.m
Widcombe Parade (No. I6). •. ... ••• ..•.. .••• ..• .. . .. . .• . .. . 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m

Great Western Station (down platform) ............... no attendance sunday
g a.m. to ro a.m
Midland Railway Station ••...•••••••.••.•• ............... ~ no attendance no attendance

RECEIVING OFFICES. 1Locksbrook, 6 Augusta place (2) 8.30 & (3) I0.35 a.m.; (5)

2.I5, (7) 5·45 & (*9) g.15p.m.; sunday, ro.3o a.m

. Bathwick hill, George's place (2) 8.45 & (3) I0.2o a.m. ;
(4) 12, (5) 1.5o, (6) 4.5, (7) 5.2o, (8) 7.50 & (*9) g.3o Lower Weston (2) 8 & (3) xo.25 a. m. ; (5) 2, (7) 5.35, (8)
7.20 & (*9) 9.10 p.m.; sunday, 9.ro p.m
p.m. ; sunday, g.3o p.m

Margaret's buildings, No. 4 (*r) 5, (2) g & (3) I0.50 a.m.;
Bathwick street, No. 21 (*r) 5, (2) 8.50 & (3) 10.35 a.m.;
(8) 8.2o & (*g) 9-45
s.so,(4) x2.r5, (s) 2.5, (6) 4.2o, (7) 5.35, (8) 8.5 &. (*9) g.35

p.m. ~ sunday, g.35 p.m
(4) r2.3o, (5) 2.2o, (6) 4·35· (7)
p.m.; sunday, g.45 p.m

Charles street, No. 28 (*I) 5, (2) 8.50 & (3) I0.5o a.m.; St. Andrew's, 8 Marlboro' street (*r) 5, (2) 8.50 & (3)
10.40 a.m.; (4) 12 noon; (5) 2.ro, (6) 4, (7) 5.4o, (8>
(4) 12. rs, (5) 2.20, 6 (4· IS), (7) 5·50, (8) 8 & (*9) g.20 7·45 & (*g) g.I5 p.m.; sunday, g.r5 p.m
p.m. ; sunday, g.2o p.m

Southgate street, No. 40 (*r) 5, (2) 8.50 & (3) 10.45 a.m. ;
s.so,Cleveland place, 5 Cleveland terrace (*x) 5, (2) g & (3) 10.50 (4) 12.25, (5) 2.15, (6) 4·25, (7) 5·45· (8) 8.10 & (*g)
a.m.; (4) I2.3o, (5) 2.2o, (6) 4·35. (7) (8) 8.20 & g.45 p.m. ; sunday, g.45 p.m

(*9) 9.30 p.m. ; sunday, g.3o p.m Twerton-on-Avon(2) 8.40 & (4) II a.m.; (6) 2.50, (7) 5.10

East Twerton, 4 Longmead terrace (2) 8.50 a.m.; (4) u.1o, & (*g) 8.30 p.m.; sunday, ro a.m
(6) 3• (7) 5.20 & (*g) 8.40 p.m.; sunday, 1o.ro a.m
Widcombe parade, No. x6 (2) 8.50, (3) xo. 15 & (4) xr.55

Grosvenor, 8 Balustrade (2) 8.50 &(3) 10.35 a.m. ; (4) 12. IS, a.m. j (5) 1.45, (6) 4t (7) 5.15, (8) 7-45 & (*g) 9·I5p.m. >

(5) 2.5, (6) 4.2o, (7) 5·35• (8) 8.5 & (*g) g.ro p.m.; sun- sunday, g.r5 p.m

day, g.1o p.m • Letters only.

High street, No. 21 (*r) 5• (2) 8.55 & (3) xo.so a.m.; (4) Collection No. x falls into the first delivery, the first day

12.3o, (5) 2.2o, (6) 4.3o, (7) 5.5o, (8) 8.20 & (*9) 9.35 mail to London, Bristol & the West of England. No. 2 falls
into the second delivery, the day mails to London (2nd) &.
p.m. ; sunday, 9·35 P·Ill

· Holloway, 2 Hayes place(~) 8.50 & (3) 10.35 a.m.; (4) r2.15, Devizes, Gloucester, Southampton & South-West of England.
No. 3 into the day mails to Bristol (2nd), & the West of Eng-
(5) 2.5, (6) 4.2o, (7) 5·35• (8) 8.5 & (*9) g.35 p.m.; sun- land, London (3rd), Radstock, Wincanton &c. No. 4 into
day, g.35 p.m
the third delivery & day mails to Bristol & the West of Eng-

Kingstllead (*r) 5, (2) 8.s5 & (3) 1o.so a. m.; (4) 12.2o, (;;) land, to Bournemouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Trowbridge
2.2o, (6) 4.20, (7) 5.5o, (S) 8.5 & (*9) g.35 p.m.; sunday, &c. No. 5 into the fourth day mail to London, Bristol & the
West of England. No. 6 into the day mail to the West of
9·35 p.m England, & the fourth delivery. No. 7 into the fifth day

Lansdown road, No. r (it.t) 5, (2) g & (3) 10.35 a.m.; (4) mail to Bristol, the night mail to the North of England &

. u.5o, (5) 2.5, (6) 3·5c:>, (7) 5-35, (8) 7·35 & (*9) g.rs Ireland. No. 9 into the general night dispatches to all

p.m.; sunday, 9.15 p.J4 parts.

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH• 45·
•

TOWN DELIVERIES. Sparkford, Sutton Montis &c. 9·45 a.m. ; Bath :rst rural
deliveries, 10.30 p.m.; Bath 2nd rural deliveries, I2.45
Hour of From Arriving at
-commencement. p.m. ; Bath town deliveries, g. I5 a. m. I2.45, 5-45 & 7 ·45
- p.m
Ist, 7 a.m. •Jt•••• All parts ............... _....... .
Members of Parliament.

North of England & Scot- Edmond Robert Wodehouse esq. lii.A. 56 Chester square; &
land ......... .,.... ,. ..,........... 6.so a. m
Travellers' & Oxford & Cambridge clubs, London s w

~nd, 9.30 a.m. Bristol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.25 a.m Col. Robert Peter Laurie c.B., J.P. Hardres court, Canter-
( London, Southampton & 8.45 a.m
u.45 a.m bury; & 55 Eaton place & Carlton club, London s w
_Jrd,I2.so p.m. South-West of England I2.IS p.m
London, Ireland, Reading Returning Officer, The Mayor
North of England & Scot- 12.35 p.m
Corporation.
land ......................... 3·45 p.m
Bristol & West of England, s.so p.m MAYOR-Henry William Freeman (councillor).

Bradford- on - Avon & 6.5 p.m REcORDER-Henry Colman Folkard, 4 Pump court, Temple,
1'rowbridge,Chippenham 6.25 p.m
Bradford-on-Avon, Devizes, London E c.
Frome, Wells (Somrst. ),
Westbury (Wilts) &c ••• ALDERMEN.
L o n d on, Chippenham,
Reading, Swindon &c .•• Retire I889. Retire 1892.
Bournemouth, Radstock,
Shepton Mallet, Wincan- Jerom Murch Charles Frederick Marshall

ton &c....•.••••••.••••••••••• Thomas Washbourne Gibbs James Chaffin

Birmingham & Gloucester James Clark William Bright

4th, 6 p.m. I John Stothert Bartrum John Jonathan Wilkinson
sth, 8 p.m.
Major Christopher Deake John Taylor

Brickmann Captain Thomas Henry

Thomas Jolly Lysaght B.N

Anthony Hammond Charles Wellington Oliver

Bristol, West of England & COUNCILLORS.
London ..................... 7.50 p.m Bathwick Ward.

On sunday there is one delivery only, commencing at *Wm. Fothergill Tuckett M.D tBenjamin William Wood

7·35 a.m. *Frederick George Farwell !Thomas Geo.Palmer Hallett
DELIVERIES.
Includes Letters from tWilliam Stephens Loder !Henry Argent Simmons

Hour of Kingsmead Ward.
Commence--
Arriving at *George Powell tWilliam Crucknell Jolly
ment.
*Richard King tJames Augustine Quin

tRichard Oliver Heywood tJoseph William Morris

7 a.m. ...... All parts_............................ - Lansdown Ward.
*Capt. Robert Peel Floyd tGeorge Norman
North of England & Scotland..• 8.25 a.m *Capt. Frederick Henry !Major-Gen. James Burn
8.45 a.m
9.30 a.m. Bristol, Southampton & South- Huth tLieut.-General Reginald
West of England •.•..•..•....•• 11.45 a.m
I2.2o p.m tAlexander Wyatt Quinton Mainwaring
London ..............................
12.35 p.m Lyncombe & Widcombe Ward.
London, Ireland, Reading & 2-35 p.m
3·3o p.m *Thomas Wm. Baynton Cox tWilliam Pumphrey
Swindon...........................
4-IS p.m *Richard Harwood Moore tJames Fortt
North of England & Scotland... 4·5o p.m
-x p.m. ••• Bristol & West of England, 5·30 p.m tSamuel George Mitchell tBenjamin Pearson

Bradford- on -Avon, Trow- s.so p.m St. James's Ward.

bridge, Chippenham &c .•.••• 6.5 p.m *James Collins tAlexander Cochrane
6.50 p.m
South Wales ........................ *Charles William Radway tHenry William Freeman

Bristol & West of England ...•.• tAlfred Geo. Derwent Moger tJoseph Bladwell

Bradford- on- Avon, Frome, St. Michael's Ward.

Wells, Westbury, Salisbury, *William Henry Brumby tJohn Sylvanus Turner

6.10 p.m. Weymouth &c .................. *John Rubie tWilliam Bally Bartrum

Birmingham & the North ...... tRobert Dyer Commans tRobert Baggs

London .......•...................... Walcot Ward.

Chippenham, Reading, Swin- *.John Ricketts t John Evans Sturges

Boduornne&mcou·t·h··,··R··a··d·s~·t·o·c··k·,··S··h··e·p··- *Alfred Taylor tWilliam Lock

tGriffiths Dyer tThomas Owen

i8.Io p.m. ton Mallet, Wincanton &c. ; Marked thus • retire in 1889.
Birmingham, Cheltenham &
Gloucester........................ Marked thus t retire in 1890.

Marked thus ! retire in 18!•1.

Dorchester,Frome&Weymouth AUDITORS.
John Evans Sturges (mayor's)

l Bristol & West of England...... 7.30 p.m Samuel Hayward, Hanover house } elective
Frederick Shellard, I7 York street
London .................,............ 7.50 p.m

L

On sunday there is one delivery only, commencing at OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION & URBAN SANITARY

7·35 a.m. .AUTHORITY.

N.B.-Letters posted at the General Post Office, Lon:ion, Recorder, Henry Colman Folkard, 4 Pump court, Temple,
before 4·I5 a.m. fall into the second delivery; posted before London EC

7·45 a. m. into the third delivery; before 1.45 p.m. into the Town Clerk, John Stone, Guildhall

fourth delivery; & before 3.30 p.m. into the fifth delivery Clerk of the Peace, Benjamin Hick Watts, Guildhall

PARCELS. Coroner, William Joseph English, 2 Northumberland bldgs

City Prosecutor, Cannings Collins, 8 Edgar buildings
DISPATCH OF MAILS j PARCELS liiAY BE POSTED UNTIL:- Treasurer, Henry Gore, Guildhall

London (night) & all parts, 10.30 p.m.; London (1st day), Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority, Francis Horace

II.45 a. m. ; London (2nd day), Reading, 2.45 p.m. ; Lon- Moger, 3 Wood street

don &c. 6.40 p. m. ; Chippenham, Devizes &c. I I a. m. ; Medical Officer of Health, Anthony Beaufort Brabazon M.D.
Chippenham, Calne, Devizes, Melksham & Swindon, I2.30 I2 Darlington street

p.m.; North of England (day), II a.m.; North of Eng- Analyst, James Wright Gatehouse F.c.s. 36 Broad street

land, Ireland & Scotland (night) & South Wales, 6. IO p.m.; Chief Constable, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Thorsby Gwyn, Central

Gloucester &South Wales; 4 p.m. ; Southampton &South- Police station, Orange grove

West of England (night), 5·45p.m.; Dorchester, Salisbury Surgeon to the Police Force, Henry Culliford Hopkins, 4

& WeJmouth (night), 6.40 p.m. ; Dorchester, .Salisbury Gay street

& Weymouth (day), Southampton &c. 2 p.m. ; Bristol Surveyor of Works, Major Charles Edward Davis F.s.A. 55

(1st day) & West of England, II a. m.; Bristol (2nd day) Pulteney street
& West of England, I2.30 p.m.; Bristol (3rd day), 4·45 City Engineer, Alfred Mitchell, Municipal offices; Water
p.m.; West of Englaod Rural District (night mail), 7 works Engineer, Charles Gilby, Municipal offices

p.m ; Midsomer Norton, Freshford & Limpley Stoke, 8. IO Consulting Surveyor, George Joh1i Parfitt, 3A, Terrace walks;

a.m.; Bruton, Castle Cary, l''rome, Trowbridge, Wells Surveyor, Charles Robert Fortune, 3A, Terrace walks

(Somerset), Westbury &c. (day), II a.m. ; Midsomer Inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals') Act,

Norton, Radstock, Shepton Mallet, Wincanton &c. (day), I878, Thomas Dike Broad F.R.c.v.s. Broad street

n.45 a.m. ; Frome, Shepton Mallet, Trowbridge, Wells Inspector of Weights & Measures, of Gas & Water Meters &

(Somerset), Westbury &c. (day), 12.30 p.m.; Bradford- of Premises Licensed for the storing of Petrole11m, & Gas

on-Avon, Freshford, Warminster &c. (day), 2 p.m. ; Examiner, James Williams, Municipal offices

46 B~TJI. S.OMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY's

Inspector of Nuisances & General Inspector, Henry Grahame Insurance Agents.

Montagu, Municipal offices Alliance, J. C. Cox, 38 New King street
Collector of Tolls of Provision Markets, John Wycherley, I4 British & Irish Plate Glass, :I<'. E. Shum, 3 Union street

St. Mark's place Commercial Union, F. E. Shum, 3 Union street; A. F. 0.

Superintendent of Weighing Engines, Robert Amery, The How, 4 Bridge street; G. Perrett, 8 Broad street; E. R.
Athenreum
Blackett, IO Stall street; H. G. Speckman, 25 Daniell
Superintendent of Corn & Cattle Markets, James Lewis,
Corn Market house street; T; Street, 22 Henrietta street; & Prior, Bowles &.

Collectors of Rates, George Cox, 4 St. James' street; Henry Co. 41 Broad street

Catley,_16 Claverton buildings, Widcombe; & H. Bright, County Fire, B. Pearson & Son, I4 Milsom street; H. J.
19 Darlmgton street
Superintendent of Baths & Bump Room, Paul George John- 4Coward, City Bank; J. A. Tucker, 12 NorthO"ate street·

ston, 3 Abbey street G. W. Wheatcroft, 13 Abbev churchyard ; S. Hayward
Prince's buildings; E. Jefferies, Morford brewery; A.'J.
Superintendent of Public Bathing Place, Edward Coles, Old
Purdy, Victoria villa, London road ; R. Stratton, People's
Darlington wharf
Coroner's Summoning Officer & Inspector of Explosives, club, Harrington street ; F. Wilcox, The Roses & A.

Henry Berry, Orange grove Green, lnglecroft, Oldfield road

Sergeants-at-Mace, J. B. Yates & Mark Chamberlain Economic Life, lnman, Adam & Thring, 4 Queen square·

Mayor's Officers, Mark Chamberlain & James Black J. Allon Tucker, 12 Northgate street; J. H. Wilson ;

Belmont & R. P. Steadman, Sydenham villa '

General, W. G. Eyres, 5 Wood street; E. Styles, 17 Raby

County Magistrates for Weston Petty Sessional place ; A. Hawes, 6 Walcot parade; H. Fear, Herald
Division.
chambers, Nort hga te ; R. Quartermaine, r Sunny bank ~
Batheaston; R. H. C a oad, Weston
rpenter, 2 Station

Skrine Hy. Mills esq. M. A. Warleigh manor, Bath, chairman W. A. Bryant, 4 Cleveland row; & A. H. Smith 8

Temple Earl D.L. Newton park, Bristol Williamstowe, Coombe Down '

Blathwayt George William esq. D.L. Porlock, Taunton Guardian Life, Gill & Bush, Miles buildings

Braikenridge William Jerdone esq. I6 Royal crescent, Bath Hand-in-Hand, H. P. Watts, I4 Bath street; J. C. Cox, 38

Butler Saml. Evan esq. M.A. Caisson ho. Combehay, Bath HaNnde-w~nK-Hin!lgnsdtrPeleatte · Frederic Shellard, I7 York st
Bythesea Saml. Fras. Glossop esq. The Hill, Freshford, Bath Glass,

Caillard His Honor Judge Camille Felix Desire D. L. Wing- Imperial Fire, Inman, Adam & Thring, 4 Queen square; F.

field house, Trowbridge H. & R. A. Moger, 3 Wood street; F. & H. Clark, 5 Union

Daubeney Lansdowne esq. Shockerwick, Bathford, Bath street; J. A. Timmins, 4 Henrietta street ; & H. Allen, 20

Duckworth Russell esq. B. A. The Cloisters, Bath & 2I Southgate street

Foxcroft Edward Talbot Day esq. M.A., D.L. Ashwick grove, Imperial Life, F. H. & R. A. Moger, 3 Wood Hstaryewe~t·rdJ. A.
street ; & W. M. I6
Oak Hill, Bath Timmins, 4 Henrietta

Grant Colonel Charles William R.E. Penn hill, Bath Bathwick street '
Hammond Anthony esq. IO Royal crescent, Bath
Jones Lieut-Colonel Inigo Richmund, Kelston park, Bath Law Fire, Gill & Bush, 3 Miles buildings

Liverpool & London & Globe Fire, H. Butcher, 35 :Milsom

Lean George Stuckey esq. Lyde house, Bath 1 street
Murch Jerom esq. D.L. Cranwells Weston 'Northern, T. Ames, 1 Belmont; A. Ashbee, Wilts & Dorset
Pester Major-Gen. Hugh Lowma-r:, Fern lo. Weston rd. Bath Bank; W. ~· Chesterman, 46 Milsom street; H. W.

Skrine Henry Duncan esq. D.L. Claverton manor Bath Clark, 5 Umon street; J. Clark, 8 Edgar buildings; J.
Clerk to the Magistrates, Isaac Williams, 30 P~ragon ~udfield! 8 Walcot buildi_ngs; E. _H. Fuller, Sherbourne
~
Petty Sessions are held at the Court House, Locksbrook, VB~Ialldau; dGibllm_l&dm_.Bgussh;, Miles bmldmgs; J. M. Ostler, I4
Upper Bristol road, every saturday, at I 2 noon. The _G. S. Pearce, x Broad street;
following places are included in the Petty Sessional R&ICJ!!k· eBtt.s,TI?~lPeya,raIg!)oOn r' aFn.geSghreolvlaerd J.

Division ;-Bathampton, Batheaston, Bathford, Camerton, & Co. I7 York street ;
.
NOPcohWTer~t'aYlnlm~1_lltCx,oeh!Jn,.F&Ui~r8·Smeo,CGononCsex,o.,3FrEg3iN8re.eoN,rLs~ttiArhtwet.ulemKeAt~;m&esrh&glbNsaeatHners,de.heb,WBtuI.iilldtTQsinuu&gceske,DenQro,usrqes3eeutnaBrsBelqaa;udnaGukrd.e;
CCohrasrtlocno,mDb~enkCehratrotne,rhEoungselisHhicnotmonbeC, Flaavreleritgohn', Combehay
Freshford: bu~ldmgs .

Kelston, Langridge, Monkton Combe, Newton Saint Loe, Provident Ltfe, B. Pearson & Son, 14 Milsom street; H. J.

Northsmke, NoTretollnisSfotr.dP' hilTipw, eSrtt.oCn'ath. Werienlleo,wS'ouWthes<t~~otkone,'

Swainswick

Woolley '

Magistrates for the City & Borough. Coward, City Bank ; Prior, Bowles & Co. 4I Broad street

THE MAYOR & RECORDER. & W. G. Wheatcrt>ft, I3 Abbey Churchyard

Reliance Mutual Life, B. A. Dyer, I Queen square; E. R.

Bartrum John Stotbert, 13 Gay street, Bath Blackett, ro Stall street ; J. T. Broad, Broad street

Benson Maj.-Gen. Robson, Perrymead court, Bath Rock Life, J. Wilson; H. A. McMillan; Inman & Adam;

Bla.ine Robert Stickney, Summerhill, Sion hill, Bath & R. Swannell

.Bowie Maj.-Gen. Charles Vincent R.A. 19 Bennett st. Bath Royal, J. C. Cox, 38 New King street

Brickman Major Christopher Deake, 6 Grosvenor pl. Bath Royal Exc hange, Rooke & Coker, 37 Gay esetnreseqt~·arWe.· J.
English, 2 North umber land build ings, Qu
Burn Maj.-Gen. James, 17 Lansdown crescent, Bath &

Cardew George Schuyler, I6 Marlborough buildings, Bath W. H. Bright, 2I High street '

Chaffin James, The Grange, Charlcombe Royal Farmers', E. Bradshaw, 46 Walcotstreet; J. C. Cox,

Clark James, Inglescombe house, Wells road, Bath 38 New King street

Commans Robert Dyer, 22 Macaulay buildings, Bath Scottish Provident Life, H. Butcher, 35 Milsom street

F~rd Col. John Randle, 11 Lansdown place east, Bath Sun Fire, T. W. Gibbs ; H. A. Fry, jun. (& Life), I9

Gtbbs Thomas Washbourne, The Briars, Entry hill, Bath Monmouth place; & Inman, Adams & Thring, Queen sq

Gill Thomas, 4 Old Sydney place, Bath Union Fire & Life, J. C. Cox, 38 New King street

Hallett Thomas George Palmer-, Claverton lodge Bathwick West of England Fire & Life, Frederick Ernest Shum, 3

hill, Bath ' Union street; Stone, King & Co. I3 Queen sq. ; Powell &

Hamm on dRAicnhtahrodnOy,liIvOerR, oISyaMl acrrelsbcoernot ~Bhabthui Powell, 8 Union street & D. Hale, 35 Milsom street
Heywo od
ldings , Bath Westminster Fire, T. Jones, 3 John street; H. W. Bowles,

Jolly Thomas, Park View lodge, Oldfield road, Bath 41 Broad street; T. Baggs, 34 Cornwell building~; W. G.

Lysaght Capt. Thomas Henry R.N. 35 Sion hill Bath Coyle, 22 Broad street; E. R. Dolling, The Old Bank· &

Mackillop Charles William, 14 Royal crescent ' J. T. Waldron, 2 Queen square '

Marshal! Charles Frederick, The Ferns, Lansdown, Bath Baths.
Moger Alfred George Derwent, Perrymead, Bath

Murch Jerom, Cranwells, Weston park Baths' Ticket Office (corporation), adjoining Corporate
Quinn James Augustus, 14 South parade, Bath Grand Pump Room hotel, Stall street property,
Paul Georg6
Tuckett William :Fothergill, I8 Daniel street Grand Pump Room, Abbey churchyard Johnston,
Tugwell Henry William, Crowe hall, Widcombe hill, Bath gen. manager
'l'urner John Sylvanus, Grenville lodge, Lansdown, Bath Royal Baths, adjoining Grand Pump Room
Vanghton Lieut.-Col. Theophilus, 7 Cavendish place, Bath hotel
Von Donop Vice-Admiral Edward Pelham Brenton, 3I Park
King & (~neen Bath, Stall street
street, Bath Royal Private & Hot Baths, Bath street
'Wilkinson John Jonathan, 2 Westbourne villas, Bloomfield Tepid Plunging & Swimming Bat-hs, Bath

road, Bath street
Clerk, Edward Newton Fuller, 5 Old King street
Cross Baths, Bath street

City Petty Sessiom are held at the Guildhall daily, at Cleveland Pleasure Baths, Hampton row, Richard Farmer

10.30 a.m Public Baths & Laundries, Milk street, J. E. Batho, hon. sec

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 47

Public Establishments. Prince Albert's Somersetshire Light Infantry, xst Volunteer

Athenreum, u Orange grove, Robert Amery, librarian Battalion (comprising A, B, C, D, E, F, G & H com-

Assembly Rooms,Colonnade,CharlesWellingtonOliver,lessee, panies), head quarters, Lower Bristol road; Col. A. F.

Alfred street B. Wright, lieut.-col. commanding; A. 0. Tabuteau,

Cemeteries .-Abbey, Lyncombe vale, Thomas Basey, abbey major; Major F. J. Justice, adjutant; J. M. Harper,

sexton; Bathwick, Smallcombe vale, E. N. Fuller, cler&; acting surgeon; Bath companies-A, Capt. J. G. Wilton,

George Gammon, keeper ; Lansdown, Lansdown road, Rev. C. W. Shuckle M.A. acting chaplain; B, Capt. T.

David Hill Shepherd, clerk ; Catholic, Perry mead, Ames ; E, Major H. A. Fry; F, Capt. T. E. Wilton

Thomas Hunt, keeper ; Lyncombe, Widcombe & St. BATH UNION.

James's, Lower Bristol road, James Collins, clerk ; Joseph Board day, wed. at the offices, 3 North parade, 10.30 a. m.

Flagg, superintendent; Walcot, Locksbrook, Upper The Union comprises the following places :-- Bathampton,

Bristol road, Isaac Williams, clerk ; Joseph Lucas, super- Batheaston, Bathford, Bathwick, Charlcombe, Claverton,

intendent ; St. Michael's, near Locksbrook, Upper Bristol Combe Hay, Dunkerton, Englishcombe, Freshford, Bin-

road, R. A. Moger, clerk; William Roles, superintendent; ton Charterhouse, Langridge, Lyncombe & Widcombe,

Baptist Burial Ground, Lyucombe hill, William Seer, keeper Monkton Combe, St. Catherine, St. James (Bath), St.

Creche & Infants' Nursery, 7 Westgate buildings, Miss Jane Michael (Bath), St. Peter & St. Paul (Bath), Southstoke,

Cable, matron Swainswick, Twerton, Walcot, Wellow, Weston,Woolley.

Coal Market & Hay & City Weighing House, Saw close, The population of the union in x88x was 71,241 ; rateable

Robert Amery, supt value, £405,664

Corn & Cattle Markets, Walcot street, James Lewis, clerk ; Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, John

res. 20 Walcot street Mannings. 3 North parade, Bath

County Court :-Offices, Abbey street : the court is held Treasurer, George Stuckey Lean, Stuckey's Bank

at the Guildhall at such times as fixed by the Judge; His Assistant Clerk & Vaccination Officer, Joseph T. Eddolls,

Honor C. F. D. Caillard, judge; George John Robertson, 3 North parade

registrar ; Richd. Harwood Moore, high bailiff, office, 9A, Relieving Officers, No. I district, Wm. E. Winckworth, 8

York street; Waiter Edward Mullins, registrar's chief Portland terrace; No. 2 district, John Thomas Davis,

clerk; E. C. Clarke, Bank chambers, Bristol, Official Re- The Limes, Odd Down; No. 3 district, Benjamin James

ceiver in Bankruptcy.-The district comprises Bath Baker, Laburnum, Prior Park road

(city), Bathampton, Batheaston, Bathford, Box, Burnett, Assistant Relieving Officers (for tramps), Henry Sutton, J.

Charlcombe, Claverton, Cold Ashton, Colerne, Combe A. Beaton & Thomas Curtis, Central Police station

Down, Combe Hay, Compton Dando, Corston, Doynton, Medical Officers, No. I district, John Davies, 38 Gay street;

Dunkerton, Englishcombe, Hinton Charterhouse, Hound- No. 2 district, Caleb Barrett, 3 Henry street; No. 3 dis-

street, Langridge, Marksbury, Marshfields, Monkton- trict, Frederick William Hanham L.R.C.P.Edin. :1 Lyn-

Combe, Newton St. Loe, Priston, St. Catherine's, Salt- vale villas ; No. 4 district, Charles Harper L. R.c. P.Edin.

ford, Southstoke, Stanton-Prior, Swainswick, Twerton, Batheaston; No. 5 District, James Wigmore M.D. Twer-

Wellow, Weston, Wilmington, Woollard & Woolley ton; No. 6 district, William Edward Stainton Stanley

Certified Bailiffs under the Law of Distress Amendment L.R.C.P.Edin. Wellow; No. 7 district, Henry William

Act :-George Bull, 4 John street; Henry W. Bowles, 41 Langdon, Beechen Cliff view, Newbridge road, Weston

Broad street; Thomas David Clarke, 8 York street; Public Vaccinators, City & Borough, H. Culliford Hopkins

John Bracher, I Broad street ; George Pratt, 2I L.R.C.P.Edin. Station, Pierrepont place; No. I Rural

New King street; Edwin James Short, IS Westgate district, Charles Harper L.R.C.P.Edin. Batheaston: No. 2

. street ; William Henry Brumby, 3 Burton street ; Henry Rural district, James Wigmore M.D. Twerton; No. 3

Mortimer, 20 Monmouth place ; Mark Hooper, Coombe Rural district, W. E. Stainton Stanley L.R.C.P.Edin.

Down ; Frederic Shellard, 17 York street ; Henry Gould, Wellow; No. 4 Rural district, H. W. Langdon, Beechen

The Retreat, Lower Weston; George Cox, 4 St. James' st Cliff view, Newbridge road

Cremorne Pleasure Grounds, Hampton row, Bathwick, Mrs. Superintendent Registrar, John Mannings; deputy, Josepb

Lotta Matilda Buckley, proprietress T. Eddolls; offices, 3 North parade, Bath

Harrington Club, 5 & 6 Harington place, G. Bull, secre- Registrars of Births & Deaths.-Batheaston sub-district,

tary; Robert Stratton, manager John Dingle, Batheaston; deputy, Henry J. Dingle, Bath-

Humane Society, 3 Miles buildings, Jas. Day Bush, hon. sec easton; Bathwick sub-district, William Hayward, I6

Inland Revenue Office, Hay Hill house, Fountain buildings, Bathwick street ; deputy, W. M. Hayward, 16 Bathwick

Edward Eldred, collector; Thomas Price & Waiter John street; Lyncombe & Widcombe sub-district, Albert Ed-

Hunt, supervisors; Thomas Southwell, chief clerk; John gar Davis, 4 Southcot place; deputy, Benjamin James

Heath & A. T. Jenkins, clerks; Robert Lovell Legg, P. Baker, Laburnum, Prior Park road ; Twerton sub-district

Burgess, Samuel Preston, M. Lunt, Joseph Kelly, Pat- Edward William Loveless, 4 Roseberry place, Twerton;

rick John Power (Weston) officers; Edward Hardman deputy, William Millard, 4 Roseberry place, Twerton ;

Bowers, surveyor of taxes Walcot sub-district, Francis Glover, 30 Paragon; deputy,

Jubilee Hall, Broad street C. Glover, 30 Paragon

Law Library, 3 Fountain buildings, Joseph A. Timmins, Registrars of Marriages, William Hayward, 16 Bathwick
street; deputies, W. M. Hayward, Robert Hyde Carpen-
hon. sec. & librarian

Masonic Hall, Manvers place ter, Weston, & Benjamin J. Baker, Laburnum, Prior

Meat, Fish, Poultry & Vegetable Market, High street (open Park road

daily), John Wycherley, collector, 14 St. Mark's place Workhouse, Odd Down, is a building of Bath freestone, &

Odd l<'ellows' Hall, Westgate buildings, H. Wall, sec will hold x,o8o inmates, George Dowling, master; Rev.

Police Force, Central Police station, 8 Orange Grove, Lt.- Francis Wm. l<'owler B.A. chaplain; Samuel Craddock,

Col. Reginald Thorsby Gwyn, chief constable ; Albert medical officer; Mrs. Elizabeth Dowling, matron; A. W.

William Noble, clerk: Henry Berry, supt.; Henry Legg, schoolmaster; Miss Mary J. Clewett & Miss

Payne, Henry Sutton & Joseph Beaton, inspectors ; :14 Lavinia Poulter, schoolmistresses

sergeants & 66 constables ; a portion of these also forms RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY.

a Fire brigade; branch station, Old bridge, Widcombe; Meets at 3 North parade, 2nd & 4th saturda.y in the month

police barracks, Grove street at 10.30 a.m.

Dep6t for the Sale of Work by Ladies of Limited Means, 3 Clerk, John Mannings, 3 North parade

Edgar buildings, Mrs. Sarah Saunders, secretary Treasurer, George Stuckey Lean, Stuckey's Bank

Royal Literary & Scientific Institution, Terrace walk, Medical Officer of Health, C. Harper, Batheaston

Hy.Mitchell, librarian ; Emest A.Baker,assistant librarian Inspector of Nuisances, E. H. Sheppard

Royal Sydney Gardens, William March, keeper ScHooL ATTENDANCE CoMMITTEE.

Soup Kitchens, Bridewelllane; Broad quay; Pulteney road Meets at 3 North parade every alternate wed. at I I a. m.

& Cornwell buildings, Walcot; J. M. Ostler, hon. sec Clerk, John Mannings, 3 North parade

Temperance Hall, Claverton street, Widcombe, Henry Attendance Officers, William Ernest Winckworth, 8 Port-

Thomas Cottell, hallkeeper land terrace; John Thomas Davis, The Limes, Odd Down;

Theatre Royal, St. John's place, Saw close, William Lewis, Benjamin James Baker, Laburnnm, Prior Park road

lessee Hospitals. Infirmaries &c.
Widcombe Church Room & Institute, Widcombe hill,

Thomas E. Horseman Royal United Hospital, Beau street & Hot Bath street;

VOLUNTEERS. Charles Coates M. D. hon. consulting physician; H. F. A.

North Somerset Yeomanry Calvary, Staff Office, Upper Goodridge M. D. Thomas Cole M. D. & A. E. W. Fox M. B.,
Bristol road; Col. Earl of Cork & Orrery K.P., A.D.c. c.M. hon. physicians; Thomas Goldesbrough Stockwell

lient.-col. commandant; A. E. Ford, major; Capt. R. G. F.R.c.s.E. Richard Sumner Fowler F.R.c.s.xdin. & Henry

W. Chaloner, adjutant; Rev. W. M. Leir, hon. chaplain; Wilham Freeman L.:R.C.P.LOnd. hon. surgeons; Ernest

Surgeon-Major J. J. Saville, surgeon; Charles Bockwell, Field M.D., C.M. Frederick Samuel Cowan L.R.C.P.Lond. &

sergeant-major; B troop, Major S. E. Butler; Sergeant- Samuel Craddock M.R.c.s. hon. medical officers; Frederick

Major Frederick Holwell, drill instructor King Green F.R.C.s.Eng. R. J. H. Scott M.B.c.s. & Thomas

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48 BATH.

Davis Ran:sford L.R.::'.P.Lond. hon. assistant surgeons; Clerk to Lyncombe, Widcombe & St. James Burial Board,

Charles Gaine, surgeon dentist; H. C. Hopkins, patho- James Collins, '3 Abbey churchyard

logical registrar & curator of museum ; Henry .Alexander Clerk to St. Micbael's Burial Board, R. A. Moger, 3 Wood st

Spencer L.n.c.P.Lond. house surgeon; A. L. Snow A.P.s. Collector of Excise, Edwl,\rd Eldred, Hay Hill house, Foun-

dispenser; Rev. H. B. Swabey M. A. chaplain; Albert E. tain buildings

Boyce, res. sec. & supt. ; Miss E. Hodgkin, lady supt. of Collector of Poor's Rates for the Borough: Bathwick.William

nursing; Tugwell, Brymer & Co. bankers & treasurers ; Hayward, I6 Bathwick street ; Lyncombe & Widcombe,

& H. P. Evans, Alexander lodge, collector Henry Thomas Catley, 16 Claverton buildings; St.. James',

Ear & Eye Infirmary, 9 Walcot t.er.; Louis Jsph. King, surgn George Cox, 4 St. James· street; St. Michael, :Frederick

Eye Infirmary, ~ Belvedere; William Murdon Beaumont, Fortt, 35 Paragon ; St. Peter & St. Paul, Henry Bright,

surgeon; George Hill, 2 Kensington Grosvenor, collector 19 Darlington pi. ; Walcot, Geo. Pratt, 21 New King st

Hahnemann Free Dispensary, Abbey street; John Hamilton District Registrar of the High Court of Justice at Bath,

McKechnie M.D. & George Norman, surgetms; established George John Robertson, 4 .Abbey street

Nov. 1888 & supported by voluntary contributions Government Inspector of Schools for the Bath district of the

Homreopathic Hospital & Dispensary, I Duke street; Samuel County of Somerset, Rev. Henry Boothby Barry M.A. 7

Morgan M.D. consulting physician; Percy Robert Wilde Burlington street

M.D., C.M. hon. medical officer; Reginald Graham Wills Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, E. C. Clarke, Bank cham-
M. B., c. M. stipendiary medical officer; Edmund Capper, bers, Bristol

secretary; Miss Florence Hampshire, matron. Insti- Sheriff's Officer for Somerset, George Pratt, 2I New King st

tuted 1859, supported by voluntary subscriptions. There Steward & Agent to the Duke of Cleveland's Bathwick &

are I5 beds & the average number of out-patients is 3,300 Wrington Estates, Frederick Geo. Farwell, II Laura place

annually Supervisors of Inland Revenue, Thomas Price & Walter John

Dispensary for Diseases of the Skin, 4 Church street, Abbey Hunt, Hay Hill house

churchyard; Hy. Culliford Hopkins L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon Surveyor of Taxes, Edward Hardman Bowers, Hay Hill

Eastern Dispensary, Cleveland place east, Walcot; Frederick house, Fountain buildings

Samuel Cowan L.n.c. P.Lond. William Nicholas Heygate,

Hugh Lane L.n.c.P.LOnd. H. G. Terry, T. Pagan Lowe Places of Worship, with times of Services.

L.R.C.P.Edin. & W. S. Walker, hon. medical officers; *** R. signifies Rectory; v. Vicarage.
Octavius Augustus Glasser Collins L.R.C.P.LOnd. resident

medical officer; Charles Wigley, hon. sec.; J. F. Green, Bath.-.Abbey SS. Peter & Paul, R. (parish church), .Abbey

sub. sec. ; Geo. Thomas, dispenser; Geo. Hill, collector churchyard, Rev. Richard England Brooke M.A. (Canon

Southern Dispensary, Claverton street; John Williams, sur- of York); Rev. Samuel Henry Pemberton Whittuck &

geon; William Bright, dispenser Rev. Maurice Erskine Hoets M.A.. curates ; n a.m. &

Western Dispensary, .Albion place, Upper Bristol road; John 3 & 6.30 p.m. ;- mon. tues. thurs. & fri. I2 noon; wed.
Davies & Henry Culliford Hopkins L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeons; 7.30 p.m. ; sat. 4.30 p.m
W. S. M. Goodenough, hon. secretary
Bath.-St. James, v. (parish), St. James street, Rev. Philip
Bellott's Hospital, Beau street, endowed by Thomas Bellott William Girdlestone Filleul M.A.; II a.m. & 3.r.5 & 6.30

in 1610, for 10 poor persons ;· .Arthur Edward Wellington p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m.; saints' days, II a.m

:Fox M.B., C.M. medical officer; E. N. Fuller, clerk to Bath.-St. Michael's, R. (parish), Broad street, Rev. John

trustees ; Mrs. Martha Ellett, matron Castle Burnett M. A. (surrogate); Rev. Thomas Carss M.A.

Blind School Home, Emberton house, 36 Bathwick street, curate; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m

opened in June, 1857, for four blind girls educated at the Bathwick.-St. Mary, R. (parish), Bathwick Rectory, Rev.

institution in Walcot parade. It was first removed to George Tugwell M.A.; Rev. James Salter Barrett & Rev.

I7 Vineyards, & in 1866 to the present address, where Clement Griffiths B. A. curates; 7, 8 & n a.m. & 3.30 &
r. I blind young women now reside ; Miss Catherine 6.30 p.m.; week days, 10.30 a.m. & 5 p.m

Jacombs, matron Bathwick.-St. John-the-Baptist, v. (district), Bathwick

Deaf & Dumb Industrial Home, I Vineyards ; Mrs. Elizabeth street, Rev. James Dunn M.A. ; Rev. Thomas Jesson LL.B.

Wilson, matron curate; Io.go a. m. & 7 p.m. ; week days, 5 & 8 p.m

Female Home & Penitentiary, Cornwell buildings, Miss Walcot.-St. Swithins, n. with St. Andrew's & Thomas Street

Sarah Bellamy, matron chapel (parish), Rev. Ernest .Augustus Eardley-Wilmot

Highbury .Almshouses, Highbury place, Snow hill Jf.A. (surrogate); Rev. James Silvester :r.r.A. Rev. Francis

Home for Crippled Boys, 3 Prospect place, Camden road ; Edward Murphy M.A. Rev. Lewis Hughes B.A. & Rev. G.

Rev. F. Pocock, sec. & treasurer W. Fall, curates; n a.m. & 6.go p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m.;

Institution for the Blind & Deaf & Dumb, 8 & 9 Walcot fri. II a.m
parade ; Miss J uliet Peebles Harrison, matron
Walcot.-Christ Church, Montpelier row, Rev. Benjamin
Orphan Apprentice Home, Upland cottage, North road, Norton Thompson M.A.; Rev. Herbert Bentley Freeman
Bathwick ; founded in 1877 to receive boys from the M.A.. curate; 8 & II a.m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; 9.30 a.m.
Claverton Down Orphanage, when apprenticed to trades; daily; wed. & fri. u a.m
Mrs. Clarkson, lady supt. ; Miss .Ann Singer, matron
Walcot.-Holy Trinity, R. (district), James street, Rev.
Royal Mineral Water Hospital, Upper Borough walls; H. James Murray Dixon M.A. ; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs.
Hensley lii.D. Anthony Beaufort Brabazon M.D. & John 7·30 p.m
Kent Spender M.D. physicians; T. G. Stockwell, Richard Walcot.-St. Saviour's, R. (district), Larkball, Rev. John
Carter M.D. & Frederick King Green F.R.c.s. surgeons; .Alexander Jacob M.A.; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. & fri.
Rev. T. Tyers M.A. chaplain; Charles Thomas Griffiths, sp.m
.
resident medical officer ; Frederick William Dingle, regis- Walcot.-St. Andrew's, Julian road, Chapel of Ease to Wal-
trar ; Miss E. Hellings, matron
cot St. Swithin's; 8 & n a.m. ; 3, 4.10 & 6.30 p.m. ;
St. Catharine's Hospital, founded by Edward VI. for the daily, 5.30 p.m. ; wed. I2 noon & 8 p.m. & fri. I2 noon
relief of poor aged persons, Bath street
Walcot.-St. Stephen Lansdown, Lansdown road, Rev.
St. John's Hospital or Blue Alms, Chapel court, Bath street; Hilton Bothamley M.A.; Rev. Lancelot John Fish M.A.
Rev. William James Grant Luckman M.A.. master
curate; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m. ; fri. &
St. Michael's Orphanage, 2 Bathwick street; Miss Agnes saints' days, I2 noon
Milner, lady supt
Walcot.-St. Paul's, v. (district), near Queen square, Rev.
Trained Nurses' Institute & Home, 44 Rivers street; Miss .Angus Clerk M.A.. ; Rev. .Alpheus Leopold .Adams B.A.
Margaret 'faylor, lady supt
curate; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7·30 p.m
Young Women's Friendly .Association, 9A, Russell street; Widcombe.-St. Thomas A' Beckett, v. (parish), with St.

Miss Mary Je:ffes, supt Matthew's, Widcombe hill, Rev. William Thomas Henry

Wilson M.A.; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m

Public Officers. Lyncombe.-St. Mark's, v. (parish), St. Mark's place, Rev.

Abbey Sexton, Thomas Basey Edmund Juxon Wemyss-Whittaker M.A.; Rev. Edward

Bushell M.A.. & Rev. Thomas Pierce Williams, curates;
.Agent for Foreign Office Passports, Clerk to Walcot & St. u a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. II a.m. & 7 p.m
Saviour's Burial Boards, Registrar of St. Saviour's Burial Lyncombe.-St. Luke's, v. (district), South Lyncombe, Rev.
Board & Clerk to the Weston Highway Board, Isaac Wil- Matthew Butterworth Moorhouse M.A.; II a.m. & 6.30
liams, 30 Paragon
Clerk to the Trustees of Bath Municipal Charities, Edward p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
EPISCOPAL CHAPELS.
Newton Fuller, 5 & 6 Old King street

Clerk to the Abbey Cemetery, Thos. W. Basey, 7 James st Avon Street School (St. Paul's), sun. 7 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m

Clerk to Bathwick Burial Board, Henry .Argent Simmons, .All Saints, Lansdown place west, Rev. Richard George

8 Edgar buildings, Eath Handcock M.A. ; II a.m. & 3 p.m. ; wed. & fri. II a.m

Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, Harry Philb,rick Watts, Brymer Ruyal or Mineral Water Hospital, Rev. Thomas

xo Bath street 'fyers M. A.; II a.m. & 3.30 p.m. ; wed. 3 p.m

Clerk to Lansdocuwmn Burial Board, David Hill Shepherd Corn Street (Mis:.-ion), Rev. Angus Clerk; fri. 8 p.m

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Kensington, Kensington place, Rev.· William Haigh Etches; Colleges.

11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed, 7 p.m BATH CoLLEGE, North road.
Laura, Henrietta street, Rev. Samuel Rogers; n a.m. &
Head Master, Thomas William Dunn M. A. late fellow & tutor
6.30 p.m. ; wed. in Lent, ~I.30 a.m of S. Peter's College, Cambridge
Octagon, Mi1som street, Rev. Henry Palmer Leakey ; I I
Assistant Masters, The Rev. T. M. Bromley M.A.; A. N. C.
a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. n.3o a.m
St. Michael's (St. John's Hospital), Hetling court, Rev. Treadgold esq. B.A. ; J. Girdlestone esq. B.A. ; R. E.

William James Grant Luckman M.A. ; n a.m. & 3 p.m. ; Moyle esq. M.A., F.c.s.; I<'. A. Applewhaite esq. B.A.;
daily, u a.m Rev. W. H. Beach M.A. ; W. A. Walker esq. B,A. ; H. F.
Thomas Street, served by the clergy of Walcot St. Swithin;
u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; no week day service Fox esq. M.A.; & Rev. M. E. Hoets M.A
Penitentiary, Cornwell buildings, Rev. Henry Birchfield
Junior School, The Rev. J. C. Dunn B.A
Swabey M.A. ; 3 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m Hon. Secretary, Col. Richard Harbord
Portland, or St. Austin's, Julian road, Rev. Francis Pocock;
Bath School of Art, 33 Paragon; hon. secretary, Surg.-
u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. u.3o a.m Gen. W. B. Beatson M.D
RailwayMissionRoom,Monmouth pl.; 3 & 7.3op.m.; fri.8 p.m
Royal United Hospital, Rev. Henry Birchfield Swabey M.A. The Grammar School, in Broad street, founded by King
Edward VI. July 12, I553, was revived in the reign of
chaplain; u a.m.; wed. 3 p.m
St. Mark's Mission Hall, Lower Bristol road, served by the Charles II. & rebuilt by the Corporation in 1734 ; the

clergy of St. Mark's; 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m present structure was erected in 1752, the foundation stone
St. Marr Magdalen, Holloway, Rev. E. J. Wemyss-Whit- being laid by Francis Bales, then mayor, on the 29th May
in that year; the school has a yearly income of about
taker M.A. ; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; no week day service £2,000, & is conducted subject to regulations embodied
St. Paul's Parish Room, 35 Monmouth street in a scheme approved by Her Majesty in council in I872:
there are exhibitions tenable at the school & at the univer-
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

St. John the Evangelist, South parade; priests, Rev. George sities, the latter being worth £6o yearly for four years.
Clement Clarke; Rev. George Joseph Davis B.A. & Rev. Clerk to Governors, Frederick Ernest Shum
Archembald Francis Fleming ; sunday mass, 8, 8.45 & I I ; Head Master, Rev. Henry Edgar Sanderson M.A
catechism & benediction, 3 p.m. ; vespers, sermons & New Kingswood School, Lansdown, is a building of stone
benediction, 6.30 p.m. ; daily mass, 8 & 9 a. m. ; holidays in the Tudor Gothic style, from designs by James Wilson
of obligation, mass 7, 8 & 1:0 a.m. & vespers & benedic- esq. F.S.A. architect, of Bath, & is exclusively devoted to
tion 4 p.m. ; night prayers & rosary, thurs. & sat. 7 p.m.; the education of the sons of Wesleyan ministers : the school
with benediction on thurs. ; other days, 8.30 p.m was originally founded in 1748 by the Rev. John Wesley, at

Our Lady Help of Christians, Julian road; mass, 8 & u Kingswood, near Bristol, & was removed to the present
a.m. ; catechism & benediction, 3-30 p.m. ; devotions,
sermon & benediction,6.3o p.m.; daily mass,S a.m. ; thurs. site in x8sx; the buildings, oC'cupying an area of upwards
benediction 6.40 p.m. autumn & winter; 7· ro summer of rs,ooo square feet, are arranged in the form of the
letter H: the principal or south front having in the centre
Prior Park College ; mass, sun. & holidays of obligation, 8 a tower 82 feet in height & forming the chief entrance ;

& 10.3oa.m.; rosary, vespers &benediction, 3 p.m.; thurs. at either extremity of this elevation are projecting wings,
benediction
occupied respectively by the seniors' schoolroom & the
dining-hall, each 70 feet long by 30 broad, & the entire

Jewish Synagogue, Corn street frontage is 210 feet in extent; in 1882 the buildings were
Friends' Meeting House, York street; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ;
enlarged & will at present hold 300 boys
thurs. II a.m
Governor & Chaplain, Rev. George Bowden
Baptist (Bethel), 45 Walcot street, Rev. Alfred Raddon; :u
Head Master, W. P. Workman M.A
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7 p.m
Baptist (Bethesda), Weymouth street, Walcot, ministers The Royal School for the daughters of officers of the army,

various; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. & thurs. 7 p.m Lansdown road, is a building in the Geometric style,
Baptist (Providence), Lower Bristol road, ministers various;
from designs by James Wilson esq. F.S.A. architect; the
II a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; mon. wed. & fri. 7 p.m
Baptist, Manvers street, Rev. H. F. Gower; u a.m. & 6.30 principal front includes a lofty central tower I48 feet

p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m high, with north & south win,O"S forming schoolrooms & a
Baptist, Ebenezer terrace, Rev. John Huntley; n a.m. &
dining-hall ; the objects of the institution are to provide,
6.30 p.m.; mon. wed. & fri. 7 p.m
at the lowest possible cost, a good practical & religious
Baptist, Hay hill, Rev. Wallace Pettman; u a. m. & 6.30
education for daughters of officers of the army & Royal
p.m.; wed. & sat. 7.30 p.m
Catholic Apostolic, Vineyards, Philip Mann Wilmot M. D. ; Marines

xo a.m. & 5 p.m.; tues. & thurs. 9 a.m. ; wed. & fri. 9 Principal, Miss Julia Walker

a.m. ; & daily, 5 p.m Secretary, George Forster •

Christadelphian,Westgate bldgs. minist-ers various ; 6. 30 p.m Pnwn PARK SS. PETER & PAuL (CATHOLic) CoLLEGEs.

Congregational (Argyle), Argyle street; u a.m. & 6.30 President, The Right Rev. Edward Canon Williams D.D
Vice-President, The Very Rev. James Canon Williams
p.m.; mon. & thurs. 7.15 p.m Masters, Very Rev. Charles Canon Collingridge; Revs.
Con.:,OTegational (Percy), Charlotte street, Rev. Edwin Simon;
Edward Graham, Daniel lies, Josh. Chard Edward Bates;
11 a.m. & 6.go p.m.; wed. & fri. 7.30 p.m Edw. Jones esq. Licen. Philos.; John Henry esq. B.A.
Lady Huntingdon's, Vineyards, Rev. Richard Marriott ; u Loud.; Michael Henry esq.; & The Very Rev. Monsigp.or
Shepherd
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; fri. 7 p.m Professors of French, Mons. L'AbM Hubert. Other Visiting
Moravian, Charlotte street, Rev. Fre:lerick La Trobe; II Masters attend the College from Bath
High School for Girls (in connection with the Girls' Public
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30
New Church (The), Henry street, Rev. John Martin; u a.m. Day School Co. Limited), 5 Portland place j Miss Firth,

& 6.30 p.m head mistress

Plymouth Brethren, Gospel hall, Snow hill, Walcot, Schools.
ministers various; 6.30 p.m

Plymouth Brethren, Manvers hall, Manvers place; II a. m. A School Board of II members was formed January 31,

& 6.30 p.m 187I. The board meets every 4th thursday in the month

Primiti>e Methodist, Claremont, Rev. J. H. Dash; u a.m. at the Guildhall

& 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7-I5 p.m Clerk to the Board, Henry Argent Simmons! 8 Ed,r--ar bldgs

Primitive Methodist, Westgate buildings, Rev. Thomas School Board Officers, Alfred John Salter, xo Cambridge

Meakin; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m terrace; Alfred Neate, Th3 Close, Inglesbatch; & W.

Unitarian, Trim st. Rev. F. W. Stanley; 11 a.m. &6.30 p.m Palmer, 8 Sidney buildings

United Methodist :Free Church, Lower Borough walls, BOARD SCHOOLS.

ministers various; II a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7 p.m

Wesleyan, Daffard street,Lark- Kingsmead (girls & infants), Kingsmead street, erected in

hall; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; Rev. Wm. Burchell, Rev. x88o, for xso girls & 250 infants ; average attendance,
Robt. Wentworth Little, 350 ; Miss Clara Roach, girls' mistress ; Miss Selina Hen-
tues. 7 p.m ministers; Rev. Edward wood, infants' mistress
J. Robinson, Rev. Saml. Lyncombe (infants'), Lower Trafalgar place, erected in
·wesleyan, Nelson place east, Haigh & Rev. Thomas
1877, for 258 children ; average attendance, 210 ; Miss
Walcot; u a.m. & 6.30 Wood, supernumeraries Georgina Henwood, mistress
p.m.; wed. 7 p.m
Wesleyan, New King street; Walcot, Uppar Dover street (boys), erected in 1882, for 150
u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.
children ; average attendance,117; Jn. Wm.Brewer,mast.er
7p.m

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50 BATH. S0~1ERSE'l'SHIRE. [ KELLY's

NATIONAL & BRITISH SCHOOLS. in which a middle-class school of about 30 children is held,

Abbey & St. James', Weymouth house, St. James's street under the tuition of the nuns of La Sainte Union; Joseph

(mixed & infants), erected in 1814, for 212 boys, 190 girls Flynn, master; the Community of La Sainte Union, mis-

& 216 infants; average attendance, 196 boys, 157 girls & tresses; Mrs. Sarah Henry, infants' mistress

141 infants ; Frederick Lewis Helps, master ; Miss Louisa Octagon Chapel, Barton buildings, Queen square, established

Winckworth, mistress; Miss Ellen Hinton, infants' mist in 1763, for 6o girls, from 6 to 14 years of age, who are

Bath & Bath Forum British (boys), Kingsmead street, erected educated, partly clothed & on leaving school are either

in x8xo, for 325 boys; average attendance, 31<..1; William apprenticed or placed in domestic service, each with a
gratuity of £3 ; Miss Susannah Francis, mistress
James rrosser' master

Bathwick, Henrietta park, erected in 1846, for 350 children ; St. Mary's Catholic School, Barley street, erected in x885,

average attendance, 96 boys, So girls & 98 infants; Henry for 120 children ; average attendance, 68 ; Miss Eliza

Hale, master; Miss Merry, mistress; Miss Edith Simpson, Kopp, mistress

infants' mistress. The infants' school was erected in 1840 Newspapers.
Christ Church (infants), 13 Ballance street, for 6o children;
Bath Argus, 3 Green street, Edward Vere-Walwyn, pub-
average attendance, 54; Mrs. Emma Watts, mistress
Kensington Episcopal, Upper East Hayes (mixed), for 146 lisher & proprietor; published 3 times daily, morning &
children; average attendance, 68; Miss Mary Ann Bailey, evening. See advertisement
Bath & Cheltenham Gazette, 12 Old Bond street, Martin
mistress
National (girls & infants), 7 Barley street, enlarged in 1884, Harvey Goulter Wood, proprietor & publisher; published
for 257 children ; average attendance, r6o ; Miss Frances monday & wednesday. See advertisement
Mary Goff, mistress; Miss Rose Bryer, infants' mistress Bath Chronicle (published thursday) & Bath Daily Chronicle
St. Matthew's, Milebrook place, Widcombe, enlarged in r 884, (published daily), 5 Kingston buildings, Abbey church-
for 26o boys, 220 girls & xoo infants; average attendance, yard ; William Tyte, pubhsher & proprietor
209 boys, 155 girls & 85 infants; Thomas Edward Horse- Bath Herald & North Wilts & Somerset Guardian, 12 North-
man, master ; Miss Garrett, mistress ; Miss Milton, in- gate street, William Lewis & Sons, proprietors & publish-
ers; published daily. See advertisement
fants' mistress
St. Mark's (Lyncombe) (mixed), Trafalgar place, Holloway, Bath Journal, 7 Kingsmead street, J. B. Keane & Co. pro-
erected in 1845, for 238 boys & 218 girls ; average attend- prietors & publishers; published saturday. See advert
ance, 226 boys & 209 girls ; David Clark, master; Miss Bladud, 7 Kingsmead street, J. B. Keane & Co. publishers;
published wednesday. See advertisement
Laura Gayner, mistress

St. Matthew's (infants), Middle lane, Dolmeads, erected in Railway Stations.
1842, for 300 children; average attendance, II5; Miss
Great Western, J. H. George, superintendent; Charles
Elizabeth Coombes, mistress
Griffiths, goods superintendent; J. F. Stevenson, district
St. Michael's (mixed & infants), Broad street, erected in engm• eer
184x, for 230 boys & girls & 140 infants ; average attend-
ance, qo boys & girls & 6o infants; Robert "'m. Reay, Midland, Seymour street, James William Yaxley, station
master; omnibuses to & from Railway Stations to meet
master ; Miss Kate Kingscote, infants' mistress
St. Paul's (mixed), Avon street, for 240 children; average all trains ; goods depot, Lower Bristol road

attendance, 167; Miss Emily Bartlett, mistress Omnibuses.
St. Saviour's (mixed & infants), Brookleaze buildings,
Combe Down, from' Lansdown Arms,' 4 & 7.30 p.m. daily;
erected in 1845, for 136 boys, 162 girls & II3 infants; to Bathford, 6 journeys daily; to Upper Weston, 8
average attendance, 120 boys, Ill girls & 96 infants; journeys daily; to Lower Weston, 14 journeys daily; to
Newton St. Loe, 3 journeys daily; to Prior Park Road, 15
Frank William White, master; Miss Kate Agnes White, journeys daily ; to Twert{)n, 22 journeys daily; to Gros-
girls' mistress ; Miss Elizabeth Phillips Easterbrook, in- venor & Larkhall, 12 journeys daily

fants' mistress The Tram Cars run at short intervals between Grosvenor &
St. Stephen's (Lansdown) (mixed & infants), Beacon bill, Great Western Railway

erected in 1839 & enlarged in r885, at a cost of £x,roo,
for 207 children; average attendance, r85; Mi~s Martha

Slatter, mistress; Miss Alice Slatter, infants' mistress Carriers by Canal. '
~rrinity (branch), James street, for 175 boys; average
Gerrish & Co. Limited, from their wharf, Dorchester street
attendance, 89 ; Richard Holland, master

Walcot (mixed & infants), Guinea lane, for 250 boys, 250 Carriers by Railway.

girls & 200 infants ; average attendance, 200 boys, 140 Great Western Railway Co. to all parts, Joseph Harries
George, passenger superintendent; Charles Griffiths,
girls & 130 infants; George H. Chester, master; Miss goods superintendent; J. C. Wall, goods delivery agent

Annie Cott, girls' mistress ; Miss Alice Davis, infants' Great Western Railway Parcels Receiving Office (Rowland
Stickland, age::tt), 20 New Bond street
mistress .•
Midland Railway Co. James William Yaxley, passenger supt
Walcot (East), Dover street (girls & infants), for 326 chil- Midland Railway Parcels Receiving Office, 24 New Bond

dren; average attendance, 128 girls & 95 infants; Miss street; Henry Grundy, agent

Theresa Pullen, mistress ; Miss Martha Alice Smith, Somerset & Dorset Joint Lines Railway Offices, R. A. Dykes,

infants' mistress superintendent, 14 Green park
Foster's Parcel Express Co. to London (John Selway, agent),
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Industrial School for Girls, Walcot parade, certified April I 3 John street
Pickford & Co. ; office, 2 New street, Kingsmead square;
17, 1876, for So; Miss Margaret McCaskell, supt
Preventive Home Voluntary, 3 Spencer's Belle vue, Lans- Henry Bird, agent
Sutton & Co. (Henry Moore, agent), 7 Bath street
down road; Miss Emily Gray, matron
Somersetshire Industrial Home for Boys, Lower Bristol road,

certified July 19, 1866, for 200; Donald Young, master
Sutclifie Industrial & Juvenile Reformatory, Walcot build-

ings, erected in 1848, for 40 children; William Henry Carriers by Road.

James, master; Mrs. .Annie Kate James, matron With the inns they call at & days & times of leaving.

OTHER ScHooLs. .AsuwiCK HALL-George Banks, • Three Cups,' Walcot st.

Bath Orphan & House of Protection, 12 Walcot parade; Miss wed. & sat. 5 p.m

Sarah Jane Tyne, matron .ATWORTH-John Tucker, 'Bell,' Cornwell buildings, wed. &

Blind School Home, 36 Bathwick street, formed in 1857, for sat. 4· 30 p. m

u gir1s; Mrs. Jane Palmer, matron BADMINTON-EH Pitt, 'Bell,' Cornwell buildings, sat. 3 p.m

Blue Coat, Upper Borough Wa1ls, was founded in I7II by BECKINGTON-Cross, 'Lion & Lamb,' Lower Borough walls,

the exertions of Mr. Robert Nelson, author of'' A Com- wed. fri. & sat; Hancock, 'Golden Lion,' Southgate st.

panion to the Festivals and Fasts," for educating & cloth- wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m

ing boys & girls, & in 1728 new buildings were erected Box-John Hancock, ' Three Cups,' Walcot street, wed. &

from a design by Mr. Killigrew, under the auspices of the sat. 5 p.m.; H. Chandler, 'Bell,' Cornwell buildings, wed.

Corporation; these were again superseded in 186o by the 3.30 & twice on sat.; John Tucker,' Bell,' Cornwall build-

present structure, erected from the designs of Mr. ing, wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m

Manners : the style genera1ly is Elizabethan & the plan BRISLINGTON- Mullins, New inn, Southgate street, daily

includes a square tower of five stories, terminating in a 4.30 p.m. except fri

jeche : it will hold roo children : average attendance, 95; BuRNETT-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily 4 p.m
CAMERTON-Cook, New inn, Southgate street, daily except
William Kay, master; Mrs. Kay. mistress

Catholic, South parade (mixed & infants), erected in r883, fri. 4.30 p.m

for 489 children; average attendance, 76 boys, n6 girls, CARLINGCOT-Cook, New inn, daily 4.30 p.m. except friday

· 83· infants: the school has since been enlarged by the CASTLE CoMBE-James Pullin, 'Three Cups,' Walcot 11treet,

erection of the "Sweeney Memorial," to perpetuate the wed. & sat. 5 p.m.; Snell, 'Bee Hive,' Ladymead, wed.

work of ove:r 20 years, in Bath, of the late Abbot Sweeney, & sat. 4.30

DIRECTORY.] 801\;IERSETSHIRE. BATH. 51

CHEWTO~ MENDIP-;rarsons, New inn, Southgate street, MIDSOMER NoRTON-George Cross, 'Lamb & Lion,' ,Lower

daily 4 p.m Borough walls, mon. wed. fri. & sat

CHILCOMPTON-.lames Smith, New inn, Southgate street, MITFORD---George Cross, 'Lamb & Lion,3 Lower Borough

mon. wed. & sat. 4 p.m walls, wed. & sat.; John Weaver, 'Golden Lion,' Sout4,«Yate

CHIPPENH.AM-Harris, 'Three .Cups,' Walcot street, mon. street, sat. 3.30 p.m

wed. & sat. 4 p.m MoNKTON FARLEIGH-Hyatt, 'Bee Hive,' Walcot street,

CL~NDOWN~Keel, 'Golden Lion,' Soutbgate street, daily tues. & sat. 4 p.m

CLUTTON-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily; Pike, NETTLETON-William Pullin, 'Three Cups,' Walcot street,

'Golden Lion,' Southgate street, daily 4 wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m

CoLD AsHTON-William Pullin, 'Three Cups,' Walcot st. NEWTON ST. Lox- Parsons, New inn; & Henry Pike,

wed. & sat. 2 p.m 'Golden Lion,' Southgate street, daily, 4 p.m r

CoLERNE-James Pullin, 'Three Cups,' Waloot street, wed. .NoRTH WRAXALL-William Pullin, 'Three Cups,' Walcot

& sat. 5 p.m street, wed. & sat. -4.30 p.m.; Hughes & Wiltshire, 'Bee

CoRSHAM-G. Amos, 'Saracen's Head,' Broad street, mon. Hive,' Ladymead, sat. 4 p.m
wed. & sat. 4 p.m. ; John Hancook, 'Three Cups,' Walcot NoRTON ST. PHIUP-Cross, 'Lamb & Lion,' Lower Borough

street, wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m walls, mon. wed. fri. & sat.; John Weaver,' Golden Lion,'

CoRSTON-Hy.Pike, 'Golden Lion,'Southgatest.daily 4 p.m Southgate street, wed. & sat

DoYNTON-G. Amos, 'Saracen's Head,' Broad street, wed. PAULTON-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily

& sat. 3 p. ril PETTY FRANCE-William Search, ' Bell,' Cornwell buildings,

DUNKERTON-Smith, Cook & Hale, New inn, Southgate wed. & sat. 3.30 p.m
street, mon. wed. thurs. & sat. 4.30 p.m.) Keel, 'Golden PICKWICK-Harris, 'Thre~ Cups,' Walcot street, mou. wed.

Lion,' Southgate st. mon. wed. thurs. & sat. 4.30 p.m & sat. 4 p.m.; John Hancock, 'Three Cups,' Walcot

DYRHAM-Crew & Long,' Bee Hive,' Ladymead, wed. & sat. street, wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m

4·3op.m PucKLECHURCH-Crew & Long, 'Beehive,' Walcot street,

EAST HARPTREE-James Tucker, New inn, Southgate st. sat. 4 p.m

tues. & fri RADSTOCK-Smith, 'New inn,' Southgate st. daily, except

FARliiBOROUGH-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily; thurs. 4.30 p.m. ; Keel, 'Golden Lion,' Southgate street;

Pike, 'GoldenLion,' Southgate street, daily 4 p.m REDFOST-8mith1 New inn, Southgate street, daily, except

FARRINGTON GuRNEY-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, thurs

daily 4 p.m · RoAn-George Cross, 1 Lamb & Lion,' Lower Borough walls,

FRESHFORD-James Read, 34 Broad street, mon. wed. fri. & wed. & sat. ; J. Hancock, ' Golden Lion,' Southgate street,

sat. at 5 p.m sat. at 4.30 p.m

FROME-Cross, ' Lamb & Lion,' Lower Borough walls, m on. SEEND~John Tucker, 'Bell,' Cornwell buildings, wed. &

wed. fri. & sat sat. 4.30 p.m

HALLATRow-Parsons, :New inn, Southgate street, daily SaERSTONE-Eli Pitt, 'Bell,' Cornwall buildings, wed. &

HAWKESBURY UPTON-William Search• 'Bell,' Cornwell sat. 3.30 p.m

buildings, sat. 3.30 p.m SoPWORTH-Eli Pitt, 'Bell,' Cornwell bldgs.wed.& sat.3 p.m

HENNINGTON~Henry Weaver, New inn, Southgate street, SouTH WRAXALL-Samuel & Thomas Rudman, ' Beehive,'

sat. 2 p.m Ladymead, tues. & fri. I p.m

HIGH LITTLETON-Parsons1 New inn, Southgate street, STONEASTON-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily

daily ; Pike, 'Golden Lion;' Southgate street, daily 4 p.m SwAINSWICK-Stephen Billet, 'Beehive,' Ladymead, tues. &

HINTON (Glouoester)-Crew.& Long, 'Bee Hive,' Ladymead, -sat. 4.30 p.m
wed. & sat. ~J.go p. m _...
· TEMPLB CLOUDt-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily;
HINTON CHARTBRHOUSE~George Cro3s, 'Lamb & Lion,' Pike, 'Golden Lion,' Southgate street, daily, 4

Lower. Borough walls, mon. wed. fri. & sat TIMSBURY-Mullins, New inn, Southgate st. daily, except

HuNTERs' HALL~William Pullin, 'Three Cups~ Walcot fri. ; Mullins, New inn, Southgate st. daily, except fri

street, wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m · TORMARTON-Eli Pitt, 'Bell,' Cornwell buildings, wed. &

KINGWELL-Parsons, New inn, Southgate st. daily 4 p.m sat. 3 p.m

LIMPLEY STOKE-JamM Read, 34 Broad street, mon. wed. TUNLEY-Cook & Mullins, New inn, Southgate street, daily,

fri. & sat. 5 p.m except fri

LYTTON-Parsons, New inn, Southgate street, daily; Tucker, WELLOW John Phillips, New inn, Southgate street, thurs.

New inn, sat , & sat. ; Weaver, New inn, Southgate street, sat. 4 p.m

LucKINGTON~Eli Pitt, "Bell,' Cornwall buildings, wed. & WEST KINGTON-William Pullin, 'Three Cups,• Walcot

sat. 3.30 p. m street, wed. & sat. 4.30 p.m
MARKSBURY-Parsons, Naw inn, Southgate street, daily; WicK-G. Amos, 'Saracen's Head,' Broad street, wed.& sat~

Henry Pike, 'Golden Lion,' Southgate street, daily 4 p.m 3 p.m

MARSHFIELD->Stephen Billett, 'Bee Hive,' Ladymead, tues. WoLVERTON-Cross, 'Lamb & Lion,' Lower Borough waiJ.so

& sat. 4·30 p.m.; William Pullin & Hardy, 'Three Cups,' mon. wed. fri. & sat

Waloot street, mon. wed, & sat. 4.30 p.m · WRITHLINGTON-Keel, 'Golden Lion,' Southgate street,

ll.EADGA.TE-J. Cook, New inn, Southgate street, daily 4.30 daily, except thurs

p.m. except fri ' · YA'l'TON KEYNALL-Slade, 'Beehive,' Ladymead, sat. 3.30

MELKSHAM-John Tucker, 'Bell,' Cornwall buildings, wed. p.m

& sat. 4.30 p.m ••

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BATH .STREET DIRECTORY.

••

Abbey chambers. .........here is Abbey pl.......... r:r Lewis James Wm, dentist Abbey street, from Abbe)

See ABBEY CHURCHYARD. 5 Davies Jas. bookseller &o 12 Batt Wm. Robt. upholstrer churchyard to Abbey green.

Abbey churchyard. ... entrance to Roman bath ... 13 Harris, Newrnan & Co. Eustace Samuel Brownlow,

ABBEY CHURCH (SS. PETER Grand Pump Room (King's 13 ~bweaotoclrleonftdrWamp.eGres~.solctr Kingston billiard rooms
& Queen's Baths) (Paul
......... here is York st. .........
Geo.Johnston,gen.man.) 13 '\\ heatcroft Mrs.Lom,artist I Bath FriendlySociety(Walt,
& PAUL) .F..a..r.mh,erre~o~.sd Tiley Brothers florists &o M lli
Independent Order of 14 Edwa~d u ns,
2 Re<:habites (Bath dis- ... Stall st. .... - ... Edwards Mis; Elizabeth sec)
t ri·ct) (Joh n 6 I
W't hy, sec. ) uce Supp1y As- teacher ()f music • ..3...J..ohhnerseto1n.s PAabubleyGgeroe.emn a.n..g.r...
1 4

(Abbey c~ambers). socia.twn. (l\rlrs. Jane 15 Rodway & Co. straw bonnet of Corporation baths
2 BaJt~hhDneWpoisthityB, amnaknL. 1~m~r,ctr Ferris, manageress} makers 4 C0.J:th~ RC~~errttsOofnficreeg(GiS:~
7 RussellJn, &Son, bootmas
3 Collms Jas. & Son, solicitors 8E aWdeaslkMlartse. J.Aonhnn, Tldhgonmga. sh&o Abbey green. H...a.h..n..e.mhaernenI·SF..~rv.euerkDsi.'ts.p.e..n.s..a.r.y.
L Y~lCo m b e & w · d.cornb &
3 , e <o>A,.
I
~t. James Bunal Board
Offices (J~mes Collins, Co. chem1sts t Highfield John & Sons, (J H McKechnie MD &
.house de~rators G~orge Norman surg~~)
clerk & regtstrar) 9 KitleyWilliam, jun. artists' 51'itrnan Fehx, greengrocer .'
colorman
3 Bath Auxiliary Bible 10 Naybours Richard Walter, 6 Freemasons'tavern,William AbbeyVlew,end of ~ulteney

Society Depot, 1 . music seller Phillips gardens, BathWick.
John Dykea agent I:( Batb Drug eo. (A. F. 10 & II Crystal Palace P.H. WoodBennett(AbbeyView
4 Williams Dan.fancy repos
Oollis, mngr.), chemists William McCoombe, house)

B. G. & B. 4•

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BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. I,

[KELLY'S

ABBEY VIEW continued. .•• here is St. A.ndrew's ter ... St. Paul's School (mixed) 9 Radway Charles William
I Head Waiter
Assembly Rooms (CharlesWel- 42 Church Frederick, shopkpr ro Watts Hy. Philbrick, clerk
2 Johnson Maurice Sidney
lington Oliver, lessee) 45 Cole William,brass founder to ~he commissioners of

4 Day Henry Oliver Chas. Bryant, architect 46 WilcocksNthnl.S.Geo.engnr taxes

5 Morris Mr3 Shackell Mrs. Mary, florist ......... here is New et •••••••• II TaylorMissFlora,paprhngr

5 Melhuish Miss ...... here is Sa11ille row ...... 70 Phillips Robert, beer retlr 12 Royal Mrs. Mary, dairy
6 Sammes Thomas
16 Jackman Mrs. Elizabeth, 71 Vowles Jas. chimney swpr 15 Archard Alfred, pawnbro.
7 Sbayler Waiter
8 Parr Edwin Archer lodging house 78 Clement Geo.chimney swpr

17 Ball Miss Margt. ldgng. ho 86 Warren Jas.fruit salesman Bathwick hill.

9 Anderson Henry 18 Buvington Henry,ldgng.ho .. 1 Loder William Stephens.
xo Emerson Mrs 19 Hall Mrs. E. lodging house Ayrlington villas.
See PuLTENEY ROAD. 2 Curry Rich

Abbeygate street, Stall st. Alpha villas. Back street, Ambury. 4 Hagley William T
See CALTON ROAD.
I Titley William &Sons, pro- 4 Book Charles, coal dealer 5 Foster William
vision merchants Alton place. 5 Warbutton Alfred, sh?pkpr 6 Adams William
See TRAFALGAR PLACE. Stone Alfred William
7 Jefferys Arthur, chimney Randall Thomas, mmeral 78 Greenaway Mrs
sweeper
9 Simmons Henry Argent

Abingdon buildings. Ambury, Corn street to water maker Julianroad ro Tutton Misses
See JuLIAN ROAD. Broad quay. Ballance street,
II Rad~onRev.Alfd.(Baptist)

Luton Edward, beer retailer to Portland place. I2 Currie Col. James
Franci.S Henry, decorator 13 FWooroddMMrsis. sArthur
Adelaide place. ......... here is Back st. ......... 6
See DARLINGTON PLACE. S~art William Tho~. decoratr Gratuitous Sch?ol 14 Houghton Miss
Gnffin Samuel, engmeer 7 Baker Chas. chimney swpr 15 Bain Mrs
Ainslie's Belvedere, 16
27 Belvedere. Chandlers & Mawer, maltsters u Cohen Maurice, tailor 17 Tuffnell Col. Arthur
22 Crooke Ja~e_s, shopkeeper 18 Shelley Spencer
2 Parsons Mrs. Francis, lodg- Angel place. 39 Morgau Wdham,shopkeepr

ing house See LowER BRISTOL ROAD. 39 MorganMissHrrt.millnr.&c WALL LETTER Box .

3 Bartlett Arthur Angel terrace. 43 BrewerWm.boot&shoema 20 Pace Rev. Henr:y Horat1o
4 Dillon Robert See WELLS ROAD.
5 Davey Giles 44 Tadd Henry, painter &c 21 Tennyson Horatw
7 Gould Mrs. Ann, ldgng. ho Argyle place. 22 MonypennyCapt.Wm.Davd
8 NaumannErnst.J.Idgng.ho See GROVE STREET.
Balustrade. Cathcart Gybbon
9 Mathew William
See LONDON ROAD. 23 Holroyd Mrs.
24 Hallett J. G. Palmer M.A

Ba.rnard villas. Dobson William (Oakwood)

Ainslie's buildings, Argyle street, Pulteney See PULTENEY ROAD. WOODLAND PLACE:
6 Proyor Chas. Hartley
27 Belvedere. bridge to Laura place.

Glock Robert, gasfitter NORTH siDE. Bartlett street, Post office 2 ThornhillJohn

Harris William, carpenter 2 Seers Chas. Hy. printer &c to Assembly rooms.
3 Hitchcock Wm. confectnr 56 & E & Walker Mrs. (Coombe Royal)
Albert terrace. GArdeagmosryWG.ileloiargme,, .ob,oorookcesreller I, 2,c0ewr'se,nl,a,dc7ermapeenr9,sh, SoIYs.'ilkeamrnss e&rc- W•••o.•o. hd eArChe'lDaaevraeenr· teoBMnGrreadnstshst.k.(.nWdoc.d.k.le.n.rd..s'.:..:1e)..
See PuLTENEY ROAD. 4 3 &4 ClarkJames, watch ma
5
Albion buildings. ......... here 'tS Grove st. .........
See UPPER BRISTOL ROAD. 16 Smith Misses Elizabeth & 8 Pra~t Walte!, ho.decora_tor Gibb~~seca;:. c~as.;.;,(·c~i:
Marian, stationers &c 8!l Phdlput Mtss Ellen, chlld- lina house)
ARGYLE CoNGREGATIONAL ren's outfitter
Albion place. CHAP~L 9 Evans&Owen,warehousmn WooDHILL PLACE ·
See UPPER BRisTOL ROAD. McCausland Rev" Conolly
7 Wolfe M~ss Sarah, dyer Oram Tom, fly proprietor 2 ·

Albion terrace. . . . . . . . ..here 'tS L aura p l ... . . . . .. ••• here is St. Andrew's ter ... S !AM
SIDE.
SOUTH I a_s rs

See UPPER BRISTOL ROAD. 8 Ekin & Appleby, chemists Barton buildings, King st. W L --B
Alexander buildings. 190 MPeoarr.ns·oshnHFyre.wdc·m. ei&taslpia·mn"twmaer MClaaRAu_rL.kEdLs. LoB~iEaeFTtuhTrt..eEw-dRCi·Ceoknl··OcHWkXI·m(nUbP.So1ahune~dres)r
n Addis Mrs. Frances Jane, 4 ODocMtracigassosnWOShacathsrolo"tnoy,l, treas. &sec
See LONDON ROAD. 3
lodging house

Alexa.ndrard. Lyncombehl. II Brooks Alfred, dyer Barton street, Queen sq. Smith MaJ.-Gen. Fredenck

I FisherWm.Hy.(Roseneath) 12 Masters Henry Jas.chemist I Button Fk.Chas. carver ~c He!lry (Rave_nscroft)
2 Thorne Albert Edward 13 Dainton Wm.Chas.boot ma Laurie Mrs. (Fiesole)
(Tower house) • Ohvoarn1etys' Mrergsi.stAryme1t.a, 2 HQ.IucekesnESdqwua.mre&taCvC.?G· teaoi.lGorlsll ClDut.Cte.Lrb. u(cHk .RM.e.v. m.Jassp.ecCtoarspoarr
Young Jules D. (2 Bever- I3 ser- 3

ley villas) G 0 d dd A rt h ft 4 Haddy &Strange, Job mstrs schools) (Fiesole)
Cambridge John B atrB burk, con&ec 4 Davis Geo. boot & shoe ma StoffellWm.Martin(Grove vil)
(I Bever- I4 n r Davi.s.Mrs. R bcca.regs.offi ce p rer;tdergast M"Isses (V.I"lla-
1156 Wroyoadne Wrmos.R. egainearlsd,dcairy •
ley villas)
:>
Everitt Frank (Adela villa) I6 Phelan Miss ~yobie, school 6 Gardmer Fk. Wm. arc:tct Bmnca)
.

II Wetten Edward Thomas 17 Bath Coal Company (The) 7 Steers Jas. commssn.a.,ent Walker Fredk. J?hn (Prwry)
I3 Lambert John (Benjamin Richard Fini- 8 Aust Reuben, gr~engrocer ......here are Wmdsor ter. tj-
gan Pearson, manager) 9 Cox Henry, furmtu~e dlr
14 Hancock William James Cleveland wr:lk ·:..:··..

IS Roberts Humphrey 17 Jones Mrs. Mary E.milliner Io Mould Brothers, bmlders 35 Henderson MaJOr William

16 Martin William Hy. tailor I7 HolmesJn.Hy.cricketdepot IO B_ruton John, carver &gldr (Lomond house)
SCeamrepwleEFdrwanacrdis' gardener h ere · p u l t eney brt"d[le 11 BiIrgdgCmhsoans.1&Fraanvki·n,b,cereprrnettrlsr Allen M rMs "Isses
piano dlr 12 36 Morn0 ce
17 ... 1S ••• 37

n· . c19

2l Lonoo John ' Auow place. 12 DownsWm.l''ras.com. agnt 38 Trask James

23 Mullett Francis, carpenter See DoLEMEADS. Riccard Mrs. (r York pl)

25 Moore Henry, carriers' agt Bath street,opposite King &

Harley Henry, plasterer Arundel place. Queen's Baths. Bathwick street.

30 Coward John (Rose bank) See NoRTHAMPTON STREET. x BaldwinFk.&Son,prov.dlrs Jesson Rev. Thomas LL.B.

Alfred street, Belmont. Augusta. place. 2YoungPhilipC.pawnbrokr [curate of St. John's],
3 Hawkins George Frederick (Bathwick house)
I Wingrove J oseph,ldgng. ho !:;ee LYNCOMBE HILL.
2 Hockey The Misses An ne & & Son, dancing academy I Worsley William
Mary, milliners
Avon Cottages. 3 BryantMrs.Ann,leathr.mer 2 St. Michael's Orphanage

2 Hockey Thomas, ldgng. ho See D01:un.ms. 4 BathAmalgamatedFriendly (Miss Agnes Milner,lady

3 Lydeard MissC.A.ldgng.ho SocietyProvidentMedical superintendent)
. , Institute(W.Ridout, sec) 3 McMillan Henry Alexander
4 Wornell & Hales, ldgng. ho Avon street,Kmg s Mead sq. 4 BathUnitedDistrictAncient 5 White Mrs. Mary&Fanny,

5 PyneJas.K.teacher of music 2 Phillips Joseph, shopkeeper Order of Foresters(Wm. ladies' school

6 Aldridge Miss Sarah, lodg- 4 & 5 Fountain inn, Mrs. Ridout, sec) 6 Howard John

ing house · Mary Ann Neil St. Catherine's Hospital ......... here is Villa pl .........

7 Clark Mrs. Cathrn.day schl 10 Baker Jsph. John, shopkpr 5 Shutter Jas.oil& colorman IO Gray&Co.(Bathwick brwy)
m ... her~ is Bartlett st ...... r2 FrancisJohn,chimney swpr 6 DudfieldChas.carver&gldr n Brown Dymore
8, xo, II, 12, 13 & I4 Evans 14 Hodges Edward, blcksmith 7 Sutton & Co. carriers,
.... hereis Kirkham'sbldgs ••••

& Owen, drapers 21 Derrick Thomas, coal dealer Henry Moore, agent 12 Boulter Mrs
15 P~ooet Mrs
. 32 Dyer Mrs. Eliza, beer.retlr 7 SmithAlfd.&Co.stamp dlrs I3 ST. JoHN's MrssiONHous£

•

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH._ 53

14 SumsionMrs.Fk.lodging ho 2A, Bishop Edwd. shoe makr Belm.ont, Fountain bldngs. Belvedere place.

IS Dowde Mrs 3 Evans Hy.P.collector to the 1 WilsonJohnHenry,solicitor See LANSDOWN ROAD.
I6 Hayward William, assist. Bath Royal Hospital I WillcoxWm.John,architect

overseer, reg. of births & 4 Carey Mrs 2 Lowe Thos. Pagan,surgeon Belvedere vi11as.
deaths for Bathwick sub- 6 Smith Charles Melson
3 Landor Miss See BELVEDERE.
dist. & reg. of marriages SA, Baker Miss
I7 Blakely Miss 6 Lumbery Miss 4S Beake Miss . Bennett street from Bel-
18 GoldsworthMrs.MaryJane, 7 Edmonds Charles Gregory Mrs '

6 FowlerRd.Sumner,surgeon moot to Circus.

grocer 8 FramptonClement,flyprop 7 GwynCol.Reginld.Thorsby I Lambert Mrs. Louisa &
•••••• here is Bathwick pl •••••• 9 Willcox Mrs 8 Field Ernest M.D Waterman Miss Fanny,
9 BurnettRev.Jn. Castle M.~
I9 HarperHy.chimneysweepr xo King Mrs 10 RogersMrs.Ann,lodging ho lodging house
20 Humphries Misses Jane & Webb Robert, fly proprietr I Sidmouth Dow. Lady

May, dress makers II Christie Mrs I Black Miss
HuntleyMrs.Prsclla. grcr Beaufort villas,Claremont. I2 Sugden Misses 2 Cotton MissAmelia, ldg.hQ
21 { PosT & M. 0. 0. & S. B I Strother Mrs
....... here is Cottage row. ...... 2 Salter Mrs 13 Pearse Mrs Mrs 3 Phillips Mrs. Gwynne
23 Crown P.H. Wm. Horsell 4 Edgecumbe Miss Ommanney 4 Welsh Miss Ann, ldgng.ho
1rs4 Ezard Mrs 5 Cant Mrs. Emma, ldgng.bo
6 Chivers _Samu~l
......htl'l'e are Sydney grdns..... 5 Wooster Edgar William 16 Acton Frederick
.. .e. .o. LhOllN'l'Ne AuDSE:av~lle 1'0W ......
27 ,B~......uecmkbleerrWy isllyiadmne,yb,ogort makr Beaumon1; villas. 17 Horton MI'ss
28 ocer 18 Hunt Mrs

29 PollettAlfred,fly proprietor See OLDFIELD PARK. 19 BlomefieldRev.LeonardM.A Peacock Jas. & Sons, fi.shmngrs

30 Angell James, baker Bedfobrud1"lds1't0rgese, tw, a210eoWt - alcot 20 Aslett Geo Stratton M B Harris George, fruiterer
-"3"'IIAT,oHmulkbienrstAGleforergde,g' rbeuentcghreorcr M.S. phys·1·c1· an & surg·eo·n• AHsoswemesbLlaywsoRno•owminse merchant
(Charles

32 Tutton EnocbB.beerretailr Bence&Bickham,coach buildrs Belvedere, Montpelier to Wellington Oliver, lessee)

33 Collins George,greeugrocer B h ,.,.. Lansdown road. Sumsion William, billiard rm~
DP aarnsioelnssMBrse.nJ]·.anseh,ode~mesask me ra eec -.ount.
34 2 BaWth.ME.yBe~uInmfoinrmt,asry~rgeon 7 Buckland_George, baker
See CALTON ROAD.
35
3SA,Lohvede~ FDre~.ldairyman Beechen clift' Holloway 3 Bee Hive P.H. Albert Thos. 8 EEllwoodd SS~mon, lladcet;nanh
.......:. e1·e u an~e st... ...... • • Manning 9 woo .1mon, .o gtug o
...... here u the C~rcus .....
36 Blind SchoolHome(Ember- Tucker Wm. (C.larendon ho) 4 Lander Fredk James tailor n Biggs Mrs. Eliza, ladies'&:
ton house) (Miss Cath- PROSPECT PLACE~ Swanborough. Em~nuel
erine Jacombs, matron) I Bushell Rev.Edwd.[curate 5 children's outfitter
trunk maker '

37 Batten Misses of St. Mark's] 6 SmithEdward confectioner I2 HeygateWm.Nichlas.surgn

39 Hewish John, carpenter 2 Freeman John 7 Evill Miss ' ......... here is pircus pl.......:.
40 Stafford Samuel James
8 Hancock Frederick Cole I3 & 14 FranCis Mrs. E. pri-

41 Lewis Mrs.Catb.lodging ho MooreMrs.W. C.(Prospectvil) 9 RyrtMrs.HannahM.lodg.ho vate hotel Miss Bessie,
41 Perry Mrs Gibbins HenryB.(Holly lawn) Il Trobridge Jas. Fk. lodg. ho
IS Thompson

42 Poole Mrs. Barlow BaskettWm.Hughes(Beechlo) n Ducker Miss lodging- house
ClarkeThos.David (South vw) 12 BarbcotMrs.Louisa,lodg.ho .........~ere is Russell st.........
43 Homer Mrs

44 Butcher Mrs Mundy Mrs. (Acton cottage) 13 Butt Miss Sarah lodging ho 16 Pala1ret Rev. Preb. Rd. M. A
Bateman Alfred, Pain Rd. Rogers (Stanley ho) 14 8haul Mrs. Sar~h, lodg. ho 17 Riley Miss
carpenter

- ..... htl'l'e is Henrietta pk ...... Spear Fk.Wm. (Shirley cotts) 15 Tovey Mrs. Ellen,dress ma 18 Mackay Lt.-Col. Hy.Fowler

BathwickCemetery(closed) Willway Mrs. (Shirley villa) 1 6 Noble Miss 19 Bow_ie Maj.-Gen. Charles

ST. JoHN THE BAl'TIST YoungArthr.E.(Wellngtn.ho) 17 Smallbone Misses Vmcent R.A

CHURCH Bence John (Nelson house) x8 Evans Mrs. Evan, lodg. ho 2o Hill John Barton

Dunn Rev. James M.A.(St. Martin Jas. A. (Eastern house) 2x90 Grivell Job, lodging house 21 Padden Mrs. Ann, ldgng.ho
John's vicarage) WilliamsMrs. Anna,ldg.ho 22 F~lconer Mrs. Ra~dle W
Hoh~es~ohnThomas(Beechen

. Chff v1lla) 2I Kopp Joseph, prof.ofmusic 23 S1ms George, lodgmg house
.Bathnwn1ck tex:race_, bottom Baster Joseph (Cliff lodge) 21 KoppMissEmilia,mus.acdy 24 Water':llan Mrs. Sarah,
of Bathwu:k hill. Tabb ThomasBray(Croft side) 22 Cross Miss Marina, lodg.ho lodgmg house

I Garrod Mrs Cbapman Robert (Fairlea) 23 GregoryMrs.Emma,ldg.ho Berkele lace
.2 Stevenson Mrs. Montague Miller John (Sunnymead) 24 Prescott MissHelen,lodg.ho
3 Peach Robert Edward M YP •

Bathwick villas. Arcbard Alfred(Sunnymount) 24 Dyer Basil Arnold See CAMDEN ROAD.
Greves Geo.W.H. (Hillsboro') 25 Neely John .
Shacklock Thos. (The Tors) 25 Payton Mrs. Elizabeth, wine Berkeley street, Snow hill.

See HENRIETTA PARK. Holwell Frederick, drill in- & spirit merchant 2 Brewer Henry, grocer
Beacon hill.
structor (York villa) . 3 Harding Edward, shopkpr
...... here ts Lansdown rd ...... 4 BeesleyWm.Hy.sbopkeeper

Wadman Cbarles (TheTower) Beehive yard, Goldsworthy Wm. fly pro- 9 Rhymes Thomas, shoema

Beau street,29 &30 Stall st. See LADYMEAD. prietor (Belvedere cot) 10 Nowell William, plumber
26 Church Miss Lucy, dairy Berkeley Arms P. H. Mrs.

2 Horse & Jockey P.H. Belgrave place. 26 Ford William John, draper Matilda James

Humphrey Mills See CAMDEN ROAD. 27 Dillon George, butcher Beverley villas.

3 Smart John, hair dresser ...here is .A.inslie's Belvedere... See ALEXANDRA ROAD.
4 KnightJ.W.&Son,paiHters Belgrave road, Claremont. 27~JenningsJohn, bootmaker
Bladud buildings,
Bellott's Hospital, HAWTHORN VILLAS: 27~Dyer George, greengrocer
I Neate Mrs. Mary A. millnr
Mrs.MarthaEllett,matrn I Hackett Jas. Stephen M.D 28 Little Mrs 2 Hall Henry Geo. gasfitter
3 Bath & Somerset Dairy Co.
Bath RoyalUnited Hospital 2 Sanderson Capt. William 29 Thomas Henry Joseph
Limited (Henry Bailis
.(H.A. Spencer,ho. surg.; 3 Linay Thomas John .M.P.s. chemist. Tucker, sec)

Albert C. Boyce, sec) 4 York Charles Cox 30 Long George, ho.deeorator

3o!Duek Charles, bookseller
"Beauford square,Barton st. Colman Spencer Thomas 31 Dyer Jobl", greengrocer

.1 Williams Ebenezer, shopkr (Olympia villa) 32 WilliamsDaniel,fumtre.dlr 4 Cox Frederick Philip, cigar

.a Titley Frank, tailor Little Rev. Robert Wentworth 33 Hopkins Edwin A. painter importer &c

3 PrinceFrederick P.H.Henry [Wesleyan] (Holly mount) 34 Rich Charles, plumber 5 Goodman Saml.cabinet ma

Robert Page Arnott Mrs. (The Firs) 35 Long Mrs. Emily, lodg. ho 6 & 7 Hallett Chas. booksellr

IO HodgesWm.Alsbry.grngro Ingle Douglas (Bereton villa) here .;. =artley pl 8 Rowe James, boot maker
II Ellett John, gasfitter ...... ~ n.•
...... xo Hoblyn Francis Parker
'l:U.,Eames Edwd.french plshr Belgrave terrace. BELVEDERE VILLAS:
M.R.c.s. & hon. surgeon

15 Ellett Hy.&Sons,blcksmths See CAMDEN ROAD. 4 Gould Henry Chancellor to the Bath Penitentiary

18 SilcoxHy.Geo.Wm.gasfittr Belgrave villas. 3 Hamper Mrs n Stuckey James
See CHILTON ROAD.
Beaufort bulldings east. 2 Grant William 12 Pine-Coffin Miss
See LONDON ROAD. Bell cottages.
I Sheppard Henry,writer &c 13 Scott Richd. Jas. H. surgn

14 Bath, Somerset, Gloucester

Beaufort buildings west. See LOWER BRISTOL ROAD. 36 Ashley Oscar, eartbnwr.dlr & Wilts Freehold Land &
37 Birth William, bnilder Building ~ociety
Bellevue buildings, 37 Cross George, builder
See LoNDON ROAD. 14 Bath Society for the Pre-

Beaufort pl.St.Saviour'srd. See LANSDOWN ROAD. 38 Hiskens Wm. tobacconist vention of Cruelty to
39BarryJn.Prittard,watchma Animals (J. M. Ostler,
I Garraway Jn. F. dairyman Bellevue place. 40 Batten Wm. George, grocer secretary)
2 AkeburstMnt..Ja.ne,grogrcr See LANsDowN ROAD. .........he1·e is Guinea la......... Ostler & Curtis, accountnts

64 BATH. ·SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

BLADUD BUILDINGS• con. · BLOOMFIELD CRESCENT : 3 GillardMrs.MaryA. tbccnst 4zi ThorpMrs.Sarah,japanese

IS Harbutt William, artist I Linsley John Thomas 4 Monk William & Co. bath art stores

IS Harbutt Mrs.Elizh.C.artist 2 Keevil Waiter Frank chair manufacturers ST. MICHAEL's CHURCH
5 Shackell Mrs. Mary, florist
Bloom:ft.eld c1•escent. 3 Ayers William Lawrence Thomas' saddler Broad St. place,23Broad st.
6 7. Packer Mrs. Mary,chimney
4 Cameron Mrs 7 Aram Mrs. Ellen,umb:rella

See BLOOMFIELD ROAD. 5 Morris Alfred John

Bloom:ft.eld gardens, from 6 Batt Mrs maker sweeper
Wells road. 7 Tyte William
7 Baskett John, grocer .
1f 8 WalkerHenryJohn,chemist Brockst.Circus t~ Royal cres.

Hammond John William WALL LETTER Box 8 Conservative Association 1 Mercer & Fuzzard,lodg.ho-

(Hereford lodge) Fear Henry (Tyning view) (Samuel Hayward, sec.& 3 Watson Mrs

Foot Albert (Meliora) Maggs Charles, market gar. registration agent) 4 Lydiard Miss

Fry Henry A. (Hagley) dener (Tyne view) 8 Frome Division Conserva- 5 Thornhill Mrs

Harris Mrs. C. H. (The Field) tive Association (Martin 6 Mitchell Alexander M.D
Valentine D'Arcy, sec) 7 Hickes Charles Robert
Brinkworth Edwd. (Ellesmere) Bloom:field terrace4

Wood Mrs. (The Lawn) See WELLS ROAD. 8 Bath &CountyConservative 8 Browne Mrs ·

TarrantRev.Hy.(OrchardLee) , .. Benefit Building Society 8 Duck Miss
Funnell SI. David (Cobden ho) Bolwell s bulldmgs, oppo-
(George Perrett, sec) 9 Waring Henry
site Clavertol). buildings.
8 Junior Conservative Asso- IO Goodridge Henry Frederic
Bloom:field place. I White James, gasfitter
ciation(Wlt.Mitchell,sec) Augustus, physician
See BLOOMFIELD ROAD. 3 JamesAbraham, basket ma
8 Primrose League (Bath u Johnstone Miss

lUoom:ft.eld road, Wells road 4 Bond George; poulterer Habitation) (General B. 12 Norman George, surgeon
to Odd dowJl, Bishop John, greengrocer
7 JefferysWm.chimney swpr Cracroft, hon. sec) 13 RobbinsMrs.Emma,ldg.ho

Io 8 D'Arcy Martin Valentine, 15 Bridgin Miss Charlotte,

SOUTH SIDE. I3 White George, greengrocer barrister lodging house

Canning Mrs. (Elm bank) Bond court. 9 ScottWm. perambulatr.ma x6 Harrison Mrs
Broad Thomas Dike, veter- I8 Prankerd John
BRIGHTON VILLAS : See UPPER BoROUGH WALLS. inary surgeon ... here is Upper Church st ...

I Willcox Samuel King Edward's Grammar Fox James, lodging house
2 Andrews William Henry Bridewelllane,Westgatest. School (Park View house)
RRRoaeeisnedeJsWypMha.irtWse.rmJ1._121.}.CWKeeslvs~itbloloa~usrVn.lle)
Soup Kitchen Sanderson Rev. Henry I9 SymonsMissRebecca,ldg.ho
I Cottle Charles, news agent
5 Silcox Charles Edmund, Edgar 11r.A. 20 PillingerEdward,ldging.ho

St.Michael's Parochial Scbl BrockStreetSwimmingBath

NSPDA~~hhilxc1?ehoprnonpt lsMMlJse~risNhssss.o.IeC(m(VBh(~oFrIsllioalsa(srhTmR(nr~ogoartsfsoaeaanlv)vgelV.allrlI~eaV")e"I):l)) I7 hair dresser IO Clark James, hair dresser (James Steers,manager)
19
20 Guy George, locksmith u McClellandVictr.fncy.repos 21 Edwards Miss Hannah
2I King John, shoe maker I2 SturtewagenTheophile,pas- Maria, lodging house
Goulstone Walter,bottle dlr
trycook 22 .Perrett Miss Maria,ldg. ho
Wood Martin Harvey G.
13 Davis Samuel, butcher PILLAR LETTER Box

Russell Charles (Chfton VIlla) printer I4 & ISTurk'sHeadP.H.Robert ...here are Margaret's bldgs ...

Drew Charles James H.(Edin- Tutton 23 & 24HackerEdward,grocer

burgh villa) Bridge place. I6 Humphrys John, outfitter 25 Creech William,lodging ho

Moore Mrs. (Tyne villa) See HOLLOWAY. Stuckey James, livery sta- 26 Yalland Mrs. J. lodging ho

.Asprey Francis (Somerset vil) bles (York House mews) 27 Ford Mrs.'Ann, lodging ho

...... here is St. Luke's rd....... Bridge street. Fuller & Hick, wine & spirit 28 Dunn Richard, chemist

Fuller Stephen L. I } Hatfield NORTH sm:s. merchants 29 Cook Miss Mary A.lodg. ho

Gordon Misses, 2 place I Routley Edwin, watch ma ...... here m·e York bldgs ...... 30 Woolcott George, lodg. ho
2 C?oke .Joh~, grocer
Fear Geo. farmer(The Farm) . 17 Blackmore John, dentist 31 Hitch.cockFras.J. confectnr
CRESCENT COTTAGES: 3 Pickermg George&FranCIS, IS Evry Daniel, greengrocer 32 Goodmg Samuel, lodg. ho
new & secon~hand book- Jubilee Hall (Young Men's 33 Parker Joseph
3 Shellard Jas. stone mason

5 Pride Henry, carpenter sellers & statwners. See Christian Association) 33 Parker Mrs. Jane,dress ma

8 Shellard Thos. stone mason advertisement (Wm. Edwd. King, sec) 34 Painter Chas. fishmonger
Macfa~lane John Henry, I9 & 2 s Press DavidT. cnfctnr
Shallard Henry (Rock view) 4 music warehouse . 34 Ho;stma:nn &Knott!mllnrs
NORTH SIDE. 4 19 Dark Alfred J. hair dresser Chwk M1ss M. lod~mg ~o
How Augustu~. Fredenck 2I TuckerGeo.Hy.carvr.&gldr 35 Bath &S.o~ersetsh1reDauy
35

Hawkins Frederick William, Osmond, IOIICitor 22 CoyleWilliamGeo.stationer Co. Lnmted
landscape grdnr. (Elm ho)
ELM PLACE: 5 Cohttaenrgem.ll gsBwroatrheehros,uspeaper 22 12EMdmayosnJdoshWn ,mp.ogrrkeebnugtrcohceerr 36 Elwood John, lodging ho
23 . Bro·okleazeb~i.ld~. gs,Lark-
6 Loretz & Co. importers of
I Davies & Hillier, chemists swiss & german carvings ... here ts Broad Street pl ... hall, St. SaviOurs road.

2 Eames Frederick, jeweller 7 Tylee & Co. chemists 24 LongEdwinJas. wood turnr Singer William Smith
3 Cayley Rev.ReginaldArthr 25 Tanner ~amuel, grocer II Hunt Mrs. Harriet, dairy
4 Moody Frederick 8 Hallett Charles, bookseller 26 Merchant,Geo.Richd.dairy I4 Beer Joseph
6 Hanham Mrs 9 Curtis l''rederick, printer 20 Sprawson Wm. accountant
7 Hooper James 27 Wheatsheaf P.H.Jas.Keevill
8 Morgan Rev. Waiter Giles u Deverell Henry, boot ma & 19 Press David T. baker Edwards Mrs. (Brookleaze
souTH SIDE. 28 AaronMrs.Kate,fancy repos cottage)
[curate of St. Luke's] 13
9 Whatley Albin S Bridge Street Wine& Spirit 28 Holoway Samuel, carver TrimbleJn.A.(Aurora villa)
IO Thompson Mrs St. Saviour's National Schl
Vaults, Henry Wright 29 Pryor Edward, painter
u Ford William Shawley 29 & 3I Eames Jacob & Sons, Brookleaze place.
Weeks William,livery stbls 30
Sollis Henry Geo. fruiterer watch makers

12 Aitkens Rev. Albert Brighton villas. 32 Hague Alfd. Chas.optician See ST. SAVIOUR's ROAD.

I3 Hancock Mrs See BLOOMFIELD ROAD, 34 Harding Thomas, fruiterer hS
~4 Watts Harry Philbrick 35 Dyer John, silversmith Brooklyn ;road,Lark a1I, t.

Broad quay,fromOldBridge. 36 ClarkWm.wine&spirit mer Savwur's road.

Taylor Wm. (Wentworth ho) I Walker Robert, corn mer 36 Francis Solomon, window I Langley Frederick, grocer

BLOOliiFIELD PLACE : 2 Bladwell J. A. & Co. slate glass warehouse 52 Short James, shoe maker

I Bagshawe Mrs importers & general 36 Gatehouse James Wright,

2 Jones Miss builders' merchants. See analytical chemist Brougham place.

4 Hensley Miss advertisement 37 Sydenham James,plumber See ST. SAVIOUR's ROAD.

Marriage Ernest, engineer 38 Weaver & Sons, bedding
Monro Rev. Robert D. [dio- AdamsGeorge,stone mason manufacturers &c Brunswick place,Belvedere.

cesan missioner] (Bloom- ......... here is Ambury ......... 39 Hall Charles, gasfitter 2 Bryant Mrs

field house) Fear Chas. hay & straw dlr 40 Jordan Harington William, 3 Scarborough Mrs

Merrikin John Bilby (West- 3 Woodward Jas. beerretailr watch maker 4 Pocock Rev. I<'rancis

field cottage) Marshall, Banks & Son, 4I Bath & West of England 5 Armitage Misses

••• here is Englishcmnbe rd ... dye house Trade ProtectionAssocia- 6 Fox Mrs

.Ashford Edwin Charles M.D. ......hfn"e is Little Corn st...... tion(Hy. W. Bowles, sec)
4I Prior,Bowles&Co.auctionrs Brunswick street,
(The Moorlands)
Porter Robert (Westfield ho) Broad street, 7 Green street. 4IA, Trustees of the late I Hanover place, Walcot.

Williams Charles, fax·mer I Bracher John, auctioneer Frances CountessWalde- 5 Downs Miss

(Westfield fann) I Pearce Geo. Saml. solicitor grave, coal merchants 8 Dillon George

GandyThomas Jn.(Woodfield) I Hand & Clark, engravers 4IA, Goodman & Co. dentists 8 Dillon & Durbin, dress mas

Wood J oseph (Collina cottage) 2 Rose &Dickinson,wtch. mas 42 Saracen'sHeadP.H:Jn.Rubie 9 Perrett John

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH,

.12 Edmonds John, sen 8 Pearson Mrs 4 Miller Ernest William, in Ca.mden terrace.

14 Batchelor William 9 Bartrnm William Bally ~mrance inspector See CAMDEN ROAD.

:Budbrook place. ro Steele Lady CLAREMONT PLACE : Canal bridge, Widcombel
See S·r. SAvmu:a's ROAD. II Neave Mrs 5 Parfitt Mrs continuation of Sussex place.

I2 Dames Charles Richard 6 Watts Miss Troutt Henry James, boot ma

13 CoyleMissAgnes,lodging ho 7 Brabent Miss

Burlington place. I4 Coyle William, lodging ho 8 Collins James ..•... kerB is Canal brd.fJ ••••••
See JuLIAN ROAD. Yerbury Ebenezer George
15 Breton Miss 9 Smith Ernest
(Canal Bridge house)
r6 Walter:J Miss ro Bailey Miss

Burlington stJruleE!t, 5 Gdlou- 17 GaitskellMajor-Gen.'Fredk. u Brace Joseph Bradfield William, carpenter
c. B., R.A WALL LETTER Box Garrett William,coach builder
cester P1ace, tan roa to 18 Herdman James Batstone James, baker Harding George Henry,cooper
Portland place. 21 Wilmot Philip Manu M.l> Stockden George, coal mer
soUTH-EAST SIDE.

1 Horton Mrs OsmondMrs.(Thornham villa) Canton place.
3 Mylne Mrs Camden road, Camden CITY VIEW : See LONDON ROAD.

4 Oaten William, lodging ho crescent to Claremont. I Virgo Mrs Carisbrook vma.s.
See 0Lm'IELD P~RK.
5 RoachMissHelen,lodgng.ho NORTH-WEST SIDE 2 Irish John Heard
Carolina bnild:i.ngs.
6 KBiatrsroyn MMisrsses Boothby W"gIllr"taaprnhserM(rTs.hHe yS.hRrudb· bP· ehr0yt )o- 3 RW0 goabwtsuaornnndMEMdisiwsssa rd See PULTENEY ROAD.
77 Barry Rev. Henry 45
Carolina place.
M. A. [H. M. inspector of UPPER CA:'I!J?EN PLACE : 6 Amery John See PULTENEY ROAD.
school~]
I Brewster MISS 7 Mundy CharlesLewis Carolina terrace.
8 J~mes Miss ~ary A.l~g.ho 2 Annahei~ Jas. teacher of 8 Mnndy William See PuLTENEY ROAD.

9 D Arcy Martm Valentme _Iangua.,es 9 Cooke William Henry, pro-
ro ThompsonRev.B.Nrtn.lt.A 3 Km~ Mrs
II Froes Francis 4 Davtd~on ~:s fessor of music
12 BlakeMrs.Rosina,ldgng.ho 5 Jeffens Wdltam Ernest BERKELEY PLACE:
6 Spack~an Mrs 11 Hill Mrs
12 Whi.teside Rev. James B.A ro BennettThos.tchr.ofdrwng

13 Mohne Mrs 7 AClmayesSaCnhda~rolersd 9 Tovey William
14 Horton Daniel . S
9 Ferb~che fhomas 8 Pearce George Samuel Castle view.
I4 Kersten Fraulem
76 Wilson Rev. Murray See ENTRY HILL.
HendyMrs.(Burlingtonho) ro Hopkms George Shephard Dunning Mrs ..
HolbrowMrk.boot&shoema II Cramo:r;tdWm.Hy.decoratr 5 Brown Ewing Cathenne place, Rivers st.

12 Veal Misses 3 Shepherd David Hill, parish I Grosvenor Mrs
clerk 2 Fox Michael
Burton street, Union street I4 Brereton Rev. H. H •

to New Bond street. I5 Colema.n Matthew M.D I SimpkinMrs 3 Jerningham Admiral Ar-

1 Hurdm. g GJ b 17 Lansdown.Theodore LOWER CAMDEN PLACE : thur William
eo. n. oot ma 18 Coward Miss BMa"Iil.llesyHWe~lIrltra•r1nodHge·tnngryhouse 4 Tebs Miss Mary, ldgng. ho
2 Bethell & Co. ironmongers I9 Tope Chri"stopher Bte W"lli 5 Bennett M"ISS Theresa, Iodg-
I
3 Brumby Wm. Hy. auctionr 20 DitteLeon landscpe gardnr ing house
3

4 George Henry, ·grocer 2I Reese Mrs' . 45 AllveennJsame1 s am 6 West J ohn, Iodgm. g house
uonmonger 22 Clarke Mrs 7 Newman Miss C.ldgng. ho
5 TYIer H Y· Wm. 6 LP~mffeM/John .......•. here is Rivers st..••...••
78 8 Grreme Mrs
BaCthRL?ad(CGar&HTramway) 24 Waiters John, lodgingho Drake M"ISS
o. Im. eo. ext, sec .
..
Rtvers' Arms P.H. Wdham 10 HarrisonMissJulia, school 9 Brooks George, lodging ho

Calton road, Lyncombe hill. Charles Boulton 11 Tice Arthnr ro Bunbury Rev. Sir John

ALPHA VILLAS : CAMDEN TERRACE : I 2 Hawkins Miss Richardson hart

I Lyddon William Charles I Tucker Charles W. I 3BFErLaGnRkAliVnEFPrLasA.CHEy: . grocer I2 Foot Miss
2 Silcock Arthur Henry 2 Schneegans George I3 Cox & Bodman, lodging ho

3 Glover Thomas, plumber piano tuner :t Marshall Mrs 14 Chafy Mrs
..• here is Upper Church st ..•
3 Silcox Miss 2 Lowder Miss
I5 MackechnieJohnHamilton,
I3 Hayman Wm. upholsterer 4 AttwellJohnClms.surveyor 5 Shephard Miss

I7 Mullett John, carpenter 6 Spragg Mrs 6 Acworth Misses physician

37 Dinham Henry,shopkeeper 8 Price Thomas I7 Redmore John S.lodging ho

Day Joseph, bootmaker{27 Sparkes Simeon, butcher BELGJ:?.AVE TERRACE: 19 Angell William, lodging ho
Upper Trafalgar place) WALL LETTER Box 3 Gayner Chas.house decorat ...here m·e M0;rgaret's b~dgs..•
3 Gayner Misses Annie & 20 S~ackell RIChard! dairy
47 RoomJas.Hawkes,lcksmth PROSPEC'l' PLACE:

55 Bool John, quarry master HuntDI.florist(Bellevuevil) Grace, day school heretsStahlela.or Clrcusmews

WALL LETTER Box BryantRichard(Sunnydale) 6 SilvesterRev.James[curate Catsley's place.
62 Carter Mrs. Kate,dress ma
2 Bloom James, florist of Walcot]
I~ove George, shopkeeper
MercbantFras.beerretailer 3 Home for Cripple Boys, 7 lnglis Rev. Arthur B. A. See ST. SAVIOUR's ROAD.
BERCH MOUNT : . . Rev. F. Pocock, sec [Cath. Apos]
4 Hooper Miss 9 Ball Thomas Cavendish orescent, Sion hl.
3 Tucker John Wdham Hook Miss (Rose cottage) 10 Pratt Mrs
2 Gulliver Lt.-Gen. Hy.Wm

2 Francis Lewis 5 Ellis James, piano tuner u Mitchell Alfred c.E 3 Hicks Capt. George

I Chadwick Mrs 6 Morgan Miss 12 Stewart Stair 4 Stuckey Mrs

-- 7 Lansdown Mrs 13 Wood Edward 5 BunburyMrs

Mitchell Samuel George, 8 Jones Charles MALVERN VILLAS: 6 Hole Mrs

builder (Calton villa) 10 Smith William 2 Ealand Lewis William 7 Pigott Lient.-Col. Arthur

:144 Lippia.ttJn.jobbing grdnr II Van Gelder Soloman, 3 Gover Wm.Geo.pianotnnr 8 Fownes Capt. Edwd. Cnrtis

teacher of music 5 Barnes Thomas 9 Christie Mrs

Cambridge place. 13 Cruttwell Frederick Wm 6 Bruton Miss 9 Johnston Miss .

See WIDCOMBE HILL. 15 Cross George, builder MALVERN TERRACE: u Winwood Rev. Henry
r6 Tucker Frank, tailor
I Blade Miss Florence, day Hoyte M.A., F.G.s

Cambridge terrace, Wid- 20 WithersWm.lodginghonse school .
combe hill. 22 Phillips Samuel, dairy 4 Coleridge John Keat CavendJsh place, 2 Park
5 Dutton.Jn.&Jas.photgrprs place to Cavendish crescent.
2 Pasmore Mrs
Woodford William Henry ChandlerWm.(Malvern lodge) I Frost Miss .
3 Holder Miss
(Claremont villa) Lord Thos. Robt.(Woodlands) 2 Morgan Lewis Wayne
4 Wyatt Henry James
Gregory Capt. Filmer (Eaton CLAREMONT T.l!lRRA.CE: M.D., J.P
5 Prowse :Miss villa)
Carrington Mrs. (Frankley 3 Jeffreys Edward William
6 JMena•vk John
8 ins Mr s Morgan Mrs. (Wilton villa) house) 4 Twyford Mrs

10 Salter Alfred John Johnstone Mrs. (Dromani) I Payne George, dairyman 4 Simpsori George

STANLEY PLACE : 3 Miles Arthur Fredk.grocer 5 Petgrave Ez.ekiel Charles

2 Beane Miss 4 ConnettJn.Wilson,butcher 6 Evans MajorJas.Llewellyn
Camden crescent,Belvedere 3 Hopkins Arthm: Thomas, 5 Rising Sun P.H. Wm. Dyer 7 Vaughton Lieut.-Col. Theo

I Calver Miss lodging house Biggs Henry, shopkeeper 8 Austin Miss ;

2 Bishop Mrs STANLEY VILLAS : Lane David, greengrocer IO D'Angibau Mrs ,

3 Watts Mrs I Trembach William James, II Beatson Surg.-Gen. Wti
commercial traveller Camdenrow,Lansdownerd. Jiam Burns M.D
5 WatkinsMrs.Annie,lodg.ho
2 Loader William 6 Kench MissSarah,dress ma 12 Williams Josiah Dore J.l'
6 Hovenden Mrs

7 Piper John Townend 3 Heydon William Frederick BarryMrs.(Claremont cot) 13 Austin Miss R. E

56 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

CAVENDISH PLACE con. I2 Bath Savings Bank (Thos. Church st.Abbeychurchyard. Cla.remont buildings, Fai::.

Webb Miss (Cavendish vil) Shepherd, actuary) EAST SIDE field road, Walcot.

WINIFRED'S PLACE: I3 RBlea(yQcnkuoeelrdeWsnWSamqltu..Elairdveemmrdyes.pwtaasb.m)letsr II MMm'agmg.ss MMit'.ssssFJ.uAli.a1'a' ddt'reess,ssmehai 16 J&ac'1k7sAonscWotmtT.hbose.ebrereertareiltelrr
I Bush Robert Clement
2 Reynolds Mrs
I4 EadesMrs.Hannh.ldgng.ho ......... here u Yo,rk st .........
Baker Capt. Chickley S. {St. PERCY CoNGREG. CHAPEL 2 Carwhard~ueAWbbm.lodging ho Claremont place.
Eve Mrs. (Perc~·Iodge) ......... ere ts ey grn••••••••• See CAMDEN ROAD.

Winifred's)
......here is Cavendish cres...... I6 Newman Miss Sarah Ann, WEST SIDB. Claremnt.rd.St.Sal"iour'srd

· ' Cedar villas. dress maker ......... here is Ym·k st .••.••••• Hurd Miss (Southcote) .
Ingle Douglas (Brereton vil~a)
See 0LDFIELD PARK. 17 Goodman Henry 4 Dispensary for Diseases of ........... he're m·e Beaujm·tv,ls.
Chapel court. I8 Oakley Mrs. Cath.ldgng.ho the Skin(HenryCulliford
~ 8outhboU1-ne gdns...
19 Lloyd Miss Clara, ldgng. ho Hopkins surgeon)
20 Da\'is Hy.Jas.tchr.of music ' WALL LE1TER Box

See HOTBATH STREET. 2I Head Robert Church st. Widcombe hill. EASTBOURNE VILLAS:
22 Lamacraft Miss I Hill Edward Francis
Chapel row, Queen square Coles M~s. I } Wi~combe G3uTnnuicnkgerCGapeto.rgJeohn Francis
Coles Mtss,I
to Charles street. Chatham row, Cornwall villas

r Strange George buildings. 2 Large Miss . . (Eastbourne house)

2 Skurray Mrs. Thomas I Hill J osiah 3 Helps Fredertck LewlS .•. .. • here is EastboUI-ne ......
3 Watts Mathias David 4 Goldsworthy Edwd.painter 4 Drke Joh~ HuntJoseph,farmer(Bay frm)

4 Williams Wm. cabinet ma 7 Broad Charles,paperhanger 4 Oooum Miss March James, mason (Vale
5 Bligh Mrs. Fanny,ldgng.ho 13 Black well Reginald, french Lang.~ord C. St. Ledger View cottage)
(~hdcombe lodge)
6 Sparrow William Edwin, polisher ...... here is Vale VietD pl......

music warehouse I4 Stevens Albert, grocer Oldmg Edward Charles, .••..• ...he're is Eastville....... ..

6 Sparrow Mrs. Sophia,dress jobbing grdnr.(Chrch.la) Claremont row.
maker Cheap st.Unionst.toHighst. Baker Charles (The Dell)

7 Hawes Waiter, florist NORTH SIDE. Dudley William, carpenter See TYNING LANE.

8 Caple David, linen draper I Isaacs & Son, hosiers (Church lane) Claremont terrace.
Ellicott John, ].obbing gar- iee CAMDEN ROAD.
9 Hart Wm. Robert ,Stat w. ner .. . ...here u· urr.nw• n •••pa.~sage •••
dener (Church lane)
IO Bell Mrs. Ellen, watch ma 2 IsaacsEdwin, hardware dlr

10 Bell & Depinna, feather 3 Thornley Charles J. & Co. WIDCOMBE OLD CHURCH Clarendon villas.

dressers hat makers

11 Queen's Square Vaults, 4 Humphries & Co. bakers Circus, top of Gay street. See WIDCOMBE HILL.

Fred!U'ick Cumberland 5 Pinch & Co. chemists I Goss Tregenna B. surgeon Claverton bldngs.continua-
I2 Vigis Lewis, chemist 6 Andrews Stephen Fox,grcr
2 Waterfield Misses tion of Cla'l"rton.st.Widcombe.
ChaTles place. ... ......hert is Shum's et..........
See DOLEMEADS. 3 NMoubrlleeEy dHweirnv,eloydging house I Day George, tobaccom·st
7 Knight Henry, tailor 5
Charles street, Queen sq. 8 WhatleyThos.pork butcher 6 Kerr J. G.Douglas,surgeon 2 NWills Jamwes, bakber ·
to Green park.
9 Adams William, grocer 8 MacDormot Edward Deane 3 ewport m. to accomst
1o Sb.eppy Oliver &Co tea dlrs h .. 4 Sartain Robt. pork butcher
Io Restan.ck Mrs. 0 wen, ser- IO CoMat.Aes., CMh.aDr.leps Mys.Dtcian Mapson n"ll I' am, b u t ch er
5
"1

I Taylor John, butcher vants' registry office h ·B k 6 Ormond Thos.G.linen drpr
2 Phillips Mrs. Kate, milliner SOUTH SIDE. ......... e1·e ls roo st ......... 7 Baggs H ewn·lrayc, ogmrboecselrz' p
II2I MLailntoenHugMhi,ssseusrgeHoanrriett, ......way to
3 Taylor John I3 Cornish William, butcher I3 EKs'EkemlAlmLoahm&.sBSCa.sruarhg'n1.odddeg<nJ',thi.sot . .. . ..
4 GarlandHenryJas.architct 14 Rodway & Co. milliners &c 8 CRFooa1rm1eI.semerayRndAA.lHf1dfrI'.geJddao,snc.,hbhm·oaouatldime!rra
5 Sims Elijah, lodging house 10
6 Eames Arthur I5 EHdabrrr1o.so, keNWewmm.Haennry&, dCrpor.
7 CrossM1.ssp ri.sci'11a, dressma I6 II33 II
8 BakerWalt.Hy.& Uo.grocrs woo11en drapers I4 Smmigth rJtasu. rsu.rsguerognn.deennttisstt I2 R:UddI'Ck Charles, plurnber
17 Batt Wm.Robt.upholsterer A Id S Wwa11acef
...... hm·e is Kingsmead st...... 18 Lewis Jas. Wm.surgn. dent ArnoldM. fd 13 Pmnell James, gasfitter •
t Hrno . rl\s'I.'ss I4 Warren Sl.& Son,plumbers
Derri.man MI' Ss Ma 'ld 14 G arnson .Dp~r·oth.o Idanhcg I6 Ca t ley Henry Thos. poors,
1~ rate collector for Lvn-
1 0
Matthews J ohn, baker I8 a

ie ?' l·9 Pugsley James, boot maker
Annie,boot &; shoe dealer
-J:9A,HoggRobt.moneyexchngr I9 Titley, Son & Prire, tailors I6 was~yne
IC ar M. A combe & Widcombe dist
1 S ar dropJerh KISS h
2o,2I &; 22MatonWm.C.cnftnr Kettlety Alfd. gasfitter &;c
Chelsea buildings. G rey hou nd m· n, Chas. 0 wen
Gloucester] House P.H. Jas. r 17
Lee Shephard I
I8
f.11 City Coal Co. (William
7 BCp0 1eenT her o n .DM. .PAh.Jp;;s.y~s~.~c~nn 19 Harrison William, grocer
8 o ;a s

Hamblin, manager) See LONDON ROAD. I9 rfwd M~ss Effn~d eh- 20 Mitchell John, beer retailer
I2 Lewis William Thos. dairy McCalnenn~InSSJo za, gug. 0 2I Sawyer Francis, watch ma
I 3 Lenay Mrs hn M 22 Gough Charles, baker
Hoo~r Chilton roa~, Tyning lane to I9
I5 William Upper East Hayes. rd2..0..P..r..i.ehsetrMe ursBMennleotdt sgti.n.g...h.o... 23 Barnes G eo. WaIt d er &c
·' 2 Bush Thomas ·
3 Clapp Mrs P't Ed. 24 Y ·
I6 Railway hotel, Mrs. Ellen 9 Smith James Harding H~I nmsalneyHewnray M'.10~d.~ghm.ysgi.hCn0 25 Backhoose Mrs. E. confctnr
Stone 2I Young J oseph Jas. butcher
22
......... here is James st..........

17 Hawkins Mrs.Pierce,ldg.ho Io Hopkins Edward 2 3 Wilde Percy, physiCian Claverton street, from the
I8 Croome Frdk.Geo.ldgng.ho 12 Matker Alfred 24 FreemanHenry Wm. surgn Old Bridge, Widcombe.
:v. 1, ·22~
I9 Kingdom Miss Eliza, ldg.ho I3 Skinner William ~ete.rs :ev.E~hod.fJ ~.A 19 &; 20 DavisAlfd.Jas. boot ma
20 Barratt &; Ludlow,milliners 14 Hood John Thomas 2I Price Mrs.Ann,hair dresser
27 d av;s K. ·:r·A
AME'6bw1I~ea1ad1r.rIhoR~tnssI',C:·Irehr,ncr~Jhrso.~dhgnnI1A0edJlsem,1.xe0agrdnsgdhe.eh0nr0,
21 Turner Mrs 28
22 PhillipsJsph. Ed. ironmngr 29
3o
...... here is New King st.......

23 Hallows Edmund , coa1mer

G24 Moon Charles, lodging ho
I5 Lake Robert Lovell, inland 22 Price William Hy. shopkpr

revenue officer 23 Lewis Alfred, tobacconist

16 PHoannddfuno,ri.d11I.Tahmomas 24 CBalakrekr lA''rretdheurri,ckg,robceeerr retlr
I7 25
I<'uller Mrs. (Chi!ton house) 26 Wilcox Henry, confectioner
25 Davis John, house decoratr ...here is Upper East Ha:yes... ......... ere. lS ay ......... 27 Bending John, tailor

26 Bills James Hillier John, I} S bk 28 Troake Robert, chemist
27 & 28A, Phillips William, fly Rees Miss, 2 unny an Circus mews, Catherine pl. 29 Smallbone Miss Sarah Ann,

prop~etor Bark~r Mrs. (Tenby villa). Janes George, livery stables ~illiner

28 { Godwm Mrs. Mary,statnr Rabbits Mrs. (I Swansea vtls) Circus Brewery p .H.Mrs.Eliza 30 Otndge John, carpenter
PosT & M. 0. 0. & S. B Eyers Thomas (2 Castle view) Marchant 3I Gardiner Fredk. William

UPPER EAST HAYES TER. : GoldsworthyWm.flyproprietr 32 Bishop Mrs.Eugenie,cnfctr

Charlotte street, Queen sq. I Hancock George Stuckey James, livery stables 33 Claverton Brewery P.H.

3 Williams Miss 3 Ferris Mrs SantsAlfred, veterinary surgn Robert Charles Harding

4 Hobbs George 4 Davy Mrs Fox Frederick, beer retailer 34 Lanning Edwd.job. gardnr

5 Mann Richard, builder BELGRAVE VILLAS: Pope Arthur M. livery stables 35MitchellArthr.Chas.butchr
6 Beckett Charles
I Seymour William, builder 37 Coopers' Arms P.H. Albert

7 Clark Frederick Charles 2 Etches Miss Circus place, Bennett street. 38 Stiles
8 Clayton Leonard S. school ~bltyW~.b.am,s~l maker 40 Wheeler John, painter
9 Mumford Francis John Christ Church cottages. 2 Lyncombe Brewery P.H.
10 Sharp Miss See MoNTPELIER.
3 w ms eorge, 1 or · Edwin C. Troutt

MoRAVIAN CHAPEL Church lane.. City view. 42 Sharman IsaacPrtr.grngro
Il La Trobe Rev. I<'rederick Brinkworth R. l\'Iessiter,

[Mora¥ianl (Chapel ho) See CHURCH STREET. See CAMDEN ROAD. corn merchant

DIRECTORY.] • BATH.

SOMERSETSHIRE.

way to Widcombe toll bridge .••.••••. here is Wine st ••••••••• Crossway place. '16 Oatley Miss

Hall Henry, toll collector Collett Wm. fried fish shop See ENTRY HILL. I7 Seers Charles Henry

Southern Dispensary (John .. Lad~ Cumberland row, 54 New 18 Comyns Miss collector to
Williams,surgeon; William Cornwall buildlngs, 19 Bright Henry,

Bright, dispenser) mead to Walcot Church. King street. Bath Gas Co

souTH SIDE. I Bell P.H. John Willis Jewell Silas Jn.coachsmith 20 Pike Miss

Temperance Hall, Henry 2 Blatchly Chas. J. G. dyer 2 Love Mrs.MaryAnn, ldg.ho Rogers David (Bathwick

Thomas Cottell, hall keeper 8 China Thomas, tailor dairy)
...... ...here is London st... ... ... Dafl'ord bui1dngs. Larkhall. .
Claverton view.
See WELLS ROAD. Ir4s Needes Thomas, baker NewmanJames,I} Dafford Darlington street, I04Syd-
Budgett & Co. tea mers Birth Mrs. 2 place ney grdns. (new) to I Vane st.
Cleveland cottages.
I6 Dawes Ed~~· house decrtr 9 Emerson Joseph :Fisher, I Hudleston L~wson, ldg. ho
I7 Batham Wilham, shoe ma commission agent 2 Kem~edy MaJor-Gen.Henry
I8 Kell~JosephWm.pawnbrkr 10 Hilyer Francis
See LoNDON ROAD. Friend . . ..

Cleveland place east. I9 Perkms MissAgnes,cnfctnr I4 Hughes Mrs 3 Wood BenJamm Wilham
20 Batham Henry, shoe maker Buckland Geo. (Eden ho) 4 Duke ~rs
White William, blacksmith 5 Schnetder Mrs
See LoNDON ROAD.
here is W alcot burial ground Daiford place. 6 Clarke Mrs

Cleveland place west. 24 British Workman Refresh- See DAFFORD BUILDINGS. 7 Hunt Mrs
ment Rooms(John J ames Daiford str~et, Larkhall.
See LONDON ROAD. Wood, manager) • 8 Trot ter Joh nSMa~. mloedlg,inpgrhoo-
9 Van Praag
Cleveland row.
25 Don Cossack P.H. William WESLEYAN CHAPEL fessor of mustc

See HAMPTON ROW. 0. Foxwell I & 2 Larkhall SundaySchool IO Coulthard Frank, engraver

26 Davis I<'rederick, rag mer 20 Sutton Nicholas, tailor IO ~ulthard ~~s. L. brdng.ho
Cleveland walk, Bathwick Clark James, tailor ( 27 38 Humphreys Wm. beer retlr II Hill~ry Wdli~m, fly pro-
hill to North road. CornweU place) · . pr1etr.(Darhngtonmws)
Vaughan Richard (Elms-Lea) 27 Button Jas. Ayliffe, grocer Damel st~;t,:r~n;_ Sutton I2 Brabazon Anthony Beau-

TimminsJsph.A.(Lorraine ho) 28 & 29 Swaffield Jethro,coach street to 3 at W1C street. fort M. D. physician

Ellis Mrs. ( Caerbadon house) builder I Axford Mrs ..
Dawlish villas.
Byrom Mrs. (Byland house) here are Gibbs' et. cfCornwell ter 2 Buckpitt Misses
See 0LDFIELD PARK.
Devenish Samuel Weston M.B. 30 Gibbs James, greengrocer 3 Bennett Jamer/

(Queenborough villa) 3I Daniels Mrs. Emily Mary, 4 Longman_Edward Robert Devonshire buildings,
shoe maker 5 Crosby Missea
Coburg place, co~tinuation
of Sussex place, W1dcombe. 32 Chatham House P.H.Henry 6 Oxley Miss Wells road to Devonshire pl.
Ollis 7 Berry Mrs. Christiana, I Phillputt Frederick Wm

Y Garrett Wm. coach builder 33 & ~4 Baggs Mark & Sons, lodging house 2 Ross Mrs
3 Matravers Mrs
2 Helps Leonard, beer retlr wine & spirit merchants 8 Goucher Edward .

3 & 4 Collins Charles, baker Female ,Home & Peniten- 9 Holbrook John, lodging ho 4 Hale David

•••••.he-re is Canal bridge.•.• ,.. tiary (Miss Sarah Bel- 10 Richards Miss 6 Bennet Mrs. E. Carlton
College road, Lansdown rd.
lamy, matron) II Horsell William 7 Turner James
8 Rich Miss
PENITENTIARY CHAPEL I2 Huff Arthur

I Bryant Mrs 38 Hayward & Wooster, bldrs 13 White Mrs IO Wilkiuson John Jonathan

2 Spring Major Robert Purnell James, grocer (4 IS Morgan Miss II Gray Capt. John Hunter

Grey Major-Gen. John Southey place) IS Paige Miss K.tchr. of music 12 Rogers John Vercoe

William (South lawn) .••.•• here is Cornwell1•ow •••.•. I6 Bailey Mrs. Lucy, ldgng.ho 14 Harding Erastus
Ford Capt. Charles W. TownsendGeorge,wood turner 17 Heams William, ld~. ho IS Drummond Mrs

(Hadspen) 18 Tuckett Wm.FothergillM.D 17 Clarke Mrs. J. Strachan

Knight Capt. Charles Cornwall place. 19 Hayward Miss Rosina, 18 Scott Waiter

Raleigh (The Limes) See CORNWELL BUILDINGS. dress maker 19 Maberly Fredk. Herbert

Knight Lioni.T.(Beacnsfld) .. Ig HaywardWalt.M.accountnt 2I Dullam William
Knight Misses (Beaconsfld) Corrldo:r;, HJgh street to 2I Knight Herbert Henry ......here is J)evonshire p! .••..•

Cox Thomas William I Umon street. 22 Price Mrs Devons;u.ebp~ld"• Devon-
Baynton (The Chesnuts) Massingham HenryGeorge, 23 Brown Mrs. Ann, ldgng. ho

Colonnade. boot & shoe warehouse 24 Bateman Miss Georgina, s Ire UI mgs.

2 CoxMissAnn,fancy repostry lodging house I Henry John Wesley Rogers

See BENNETT STREET. 3 Newman Charles, hatter 25 Sartain Hy. Geo.ldgng. ho B.A. academy
Combe Down.
4 May Mrs. John, ladies' out- 27 Date Charles 2 Gaisford Rev. Thomas

fitting warehouse 28 Lane Miss Lucy, lodging ho Amyas M.A

See ENTRY HILL. 5 Haywood Thos. hair dressr 28 Bateman Alfred 3 Hale Mrs

6 & 8 OvertonJas.toy wareho 29 Smith John Bull Devonshire terrace.
Corn street, Southgate st. 7 Dugdale John & Co. photo- 30 Hopping Thomas Henry, See WELLS ROAD.

I Corn Street Brewery P.H. graphic publishers inspector insurance agts

Amos Down 8 & 6 OvertonJas. toy wareho 3I Alien George, collector to

u, Tagliabne Angelo,marine 9 & IO Hatt'fhos.J.hair drssr Bath Gas Co Devonshire villas

store dealer I I Eames Brothers, watch mas 32 Gataker Capt.MelmothWm See ENTRY HILL.

3 Heath William, hair dressr ..•... here is Union pass •••••. 33 Crook Mrs DoflroemmeWaI~~sc,omthbee R~.ver .
5 Woodridge James, shopkpr I2 & I3 Foster William, fancy 34 Cabot Mrs. Mary, ldgng. ho Side,
61\Jeddick Wm.Geo.shopkpr 34 Johnston Mrs
goods dealer shp toPul-

AlbionBrwry.(Geo.Crump) I4 & IS PearceWm.Lewis,hosr 35 Richards Misses teney bndge,.

1 I MaggsMrs.Ann,wardrb.dlr r6 Tisseman William James, 36 Bruce Miss Willcox George, beer retailer,

......... here is .Ambury ......... fancy goods dealer 37 Pulteney Arms P.H. Wm. (Waterloo buildings)

%2 & I3 Bowler & Sou, brass I7 Davis 'rhos. Lukes, lace dlr Saxty .....• here is Canallrrdg .••.•.

founders r8 Harfield & Ha.ncock,statnrs . Sharpman Isa.ac, shopkeeper

•..... here is Little Corn st.••... 19 Blanche Madame, milliner Darlmgton place, _from. 1 (6 Avon cottages)

Bowler Jonathan Burdett, 2I & 22 Loretz & Co.importers George street, Bathwick hill. ........• here is New st . .••.•••.•

aerated water manufac- of swiss&german carvngs ADELAIDE PLACE : Willis James, beer retailer (I

turer (Corn Street place) Crescent cottages. I Windebank Oscar Winifred terrace)
2I Harris Thomas, shopkeepr See BLOOMFIELD ROAD. 2 Greenfield Miss .•...htn•e the railway crosses ..•.

22 Sumsion MissMry. beer rtlr Swift Elias,mason(s Arrow pl)

•••....•• here is .Avon st ••••••... Crescent :fields. I Williams Mrs Stevens John, beer retailer,

JEWlSH SYNAGOGUE See UPPER BRISTOL ROAD. 2 AstleyRev.Wm.DugdaleM.A (2 Charles place)

27 McCoombe CharlesSydney, 3 I<'rampton Misses Rose George, shopkeeper (6
rag dealer Crescent lane, Rivers street. 4 Patteson Miss St. David's place)

CoRNST.EPISCOPALCHAPEL 8 Humphries Enoch,flypropr 5 Beckingham Mrs FERRY PLACE :

29 Turvey Benjamin & Sons, 'fall John, fly proprietor 6 Lansdown Harold E I to 3 Sadler Edwin, beer retlr
9 Pritchard Aaron,greengrcr
monumental masons 7 Macrone Miss
3I Drew Edwin, painter Cross lane, I6 Monmouth st. 8 Briscoe Misses

33 Stickler Joseph, carpenter I2 Moxon Mrs. Ann, bottledlr 9 Holts Rev. Morris E. M.A. Goodson George, shopkeeper

36 Short George, haulier u Harper Joseph & Edmund, [curate at the Abbey] {I & 2 Farmer's terrace)

J6A, HallEdward,hair dresser chimney sweepers ro Andrews Thomas Franklin MIDDLE LANE:

37 Malt & Hops P.H. I<'reik. Collett George, carpenter 12 Matthews Misses Stevens Edward, blacksmith

Bennett Smith Care James, carpenter I4 Oldland Mrs (I6 Peterborough place)

58 B.ATH. SOlVIERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

DoLEMEADs~ontinued. 16 Bishop Samuel ••. ••• hffre is Gl·eenaway la...... 3 Hall Henry George,gasfittr

Debank Mrs.Rebecca,beer rtlr 17 Dugdale Joh11 GoodropArthr.(SouthHill cot) 3A, Bath Law Society &

Gillman Mrs.Sarah,shopkeepr 19 Dixon Miss THE BRIARS: Library (J. A. Timmins,

(Foundry house) 20 Firth Brewer Gibbs Thomas Washbourne hon. sec)

Atwell Abraham, hoop maker 22 MatthewsGeo.stone mason Gibbs Thos. Washboume, jun 4 Bush Thomas, printer

Preece Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper 23 HamperMiss Gibbs Herbert Washbourne 5 Flint James, gasfitter

(2 Lilac house) 24 Morris Miss 6 Patmore Henry, dairyman

Joyice Wm. Hy. upholsterer 25 James Mrs Hulbert Thos. (Entry Hill ho) 7 Hunter & Nicholls, drapers

(1 Lilac house) 27 Mansbridge William Collins James (Granville ho) 8 Rich Wm. Thos. seed mer

St. Matthew's Infant School 29 White Frank Gibbons Mrs. Thos.(Newfield) 9 Orchard &Hayward, blind

Chancellor Mrs.Elizh.shopkpr 30 Harlow Benjamin :Fisher MontagueG. (Dorches- makers

Jaques Henry, mason 31 Heard Misses Bertha,Bessie ter lodge) ro Lambert Hy. photographer

MaggsMrs.Naomi,dressmaker & Adele, dress makers WilliamsJames (Bladud villa) u Moon Aaron, grocer

PuLTENEY PLACE: PRIMITIVE METH. CuAPEL Spear George E. (Springfield) .........her6 is Hay hill ........ .

t Somerset Arms P.H. Mrs. . Hall J. W. Teverill (Leland) I3Lansdown Arms P.H. John
Eliza Hiscocks . Eastbourn~ villas.
Humphries Mrs. Maria, laun- Smith

7 Mead John, shopkeeper See CLAREMONT ROAD. dress (Rock house) I4 Cooksley Albert,veterinary

· ·' Ebene~er t~rrace, NewmanMrs.Elizabeth, laun- shoeing forge
Harrison J n. grocer(9
New st) Canal dress (Upper Entry 1Iill ho) I4 Gould Henry,livery stables

Dorchester st~et, South- bndge, Widcombe. WALL LETTER Box ..
ga~e street to.GreatWestern
2 White Alfred Reeves Albert (Crossway ho) Franldey buildmgs, Tyn-
3 Edwards Mrs.
Fanny, Fuller Sydney C. Leedham ing lane, Walcot.

Railway Statwn. dress maker (Carradale, Combe down) 2 ForceMrs.Sarah,lodgingho

NORTH SIDE. 4 Shaerd William Henry Whitaker John Hector(Cause- 3 Francis John

1 South. Pole inn, Mrs. EBENEZER BAPTISTCHAPEL way place, Combe down) 4 RichardsMrs.Emma,ldg.ho

Matilda Jane Bartlett . . . Parker James, blacksmith 5 Cox Frederick William
3 TurnerMrs:Ann,lodgingho Edgar b_uildmgs, opposite (Combe down) 6 Francis Arthur John

4 Chamberlam Tom, lodg. ho Mdsom street. Marks Nathaniel(Ivv cottage) 8 Collins Miss

5 BrinkworthEdwd.corn mer I Lock William Bury Miss (Hamilton cottage) 9 Pugsley Mrs

6 GreatWesternRailwayinn, I Holman)IissGrace,drssma Hallett Elisha,grocer(I Castle IO Haml Mrs

Samuel Ladd 2 Bartholomew Chas.turkish view) :n Glover Francis

SOUTH &IDE. baths Underwood George, jobbing
Bath Cry~tal Ice Co. Lim. 3 Saiusbury Bros. wine mers gardener (2 ValeView cots)
Gascoyne place.

Henry Butcher, sec 3 DepotoftheAssociationfor Batten Edwd.Wm. (Rose cot) See SAw CLOSE.
8 Fielding J. S. loan office
the Sale of Work by Spender Thomas (Tyre} cot) .

8 Gerrish&Co.Limited,canal Ladies ofLimitedMeans, MoormanHy.crpntr.(East vw) Gay st. Queen sq. to Circus.

carriers (John William Mrs. SarahSaunders, sec TERRACE VALE: 3 Green Fredk.King,surgeon

Jiammond, manager) 4 Smith Chas. Rt.dentalsrgn 2 Butler George, mason 4HopkinsHy.Culliford,surgn

9 Fry A.L.&Son,timber mers 5 City Club, 3 Clare Henry, jobbing grdnr 5 l<'arr Miss

Lewis E. Muudy, sec 5 Tate Tom, jobbing grdner 6 Terry Charles, surgeon
Dover street, I Dover ter. 6&7 BiakeJohnH.privte.hotel 6 Curd Charles, surgeon

Walcot. 8 Simmons, Clark & Collins, Marks James,carpenter(Entry 7 Moon MissMary, ldging.ho

I Deverell Arthur, beer retlr solicitors Hill cottage) 8 Budd Saml.Punnett, surgn

3 MaggsGeo.chimneysweepr 8 Bath School Board Office UPPER VALE COTTAGES: 9 Reeves John, boarding ho

4 Blake Frank, carpenter (Hy.ArgentSimmons,clk) I HarfordGeo. market grdnr IQ Edwards&Tapp,lodgingho

8 Weaver James, shopkeeper 9 DeaneHy.Edmund,outfittr 2 Weeks Henry, carpenter II Spring Major Robert

....... here is Bf!rkeley st .............. hf!re is Saville row ....... 3 Kettleby Henry, carpenter I2 BaleThomas,lodging house

East Walcot Nat. School stre~t, 52 Great Cross Keys P.H. Wm. Thomas 13 BWhaarttrlu~my John Stothert
9 Lusty Thomas,greengrocer Ed.ward I4 Mrs. Mary Ann,
I4 Fortt Miss Emma,dress ma Pulteney st, to .'l Vane street. Weaver (Odd down)
lodging house

· I Keevil Henry IS Grattidge Mrs. Ann,ldg.ho
Dover terrace. 2 Coore Henry Fairfleld park, Walcot. I6 Fox ArthurEdwardW. :M. B.

See LONDON ROAD. 3 WilliamsWm.J.:M.D.physcn Pritchard Henry, chimney physician

4 Parish Miss Emma,lodg.ho sweeper (7 Hampton view) I8 Wilkinson Mrs
Duke street, from North 5 Parker Alfred, lodging ho Harrison John, grocer (26 I9 Formby Robert

to South parade. 6 Tuck WiHiam, lodging ho Malvern buildings) 2Q HelpMrs.Sarah,lodging ho

I Homooopathic Hospital 7 Hancock Geo. C.lodging ho Moore William,plumber(Mid- 2I Copp Joseph,lodging house

(Graham Wills, stpndry. 8 Goulding Misses Jane & summer buildings) 22 Taylor Col. Robert Lewis

medl.off.; Miss Florence Elizabeth, lodging house 23 HolbrookMrs. Ann, ldg. ho

Hampshire, matron) 9 Awdry Mrs Fairfield terrace. 24 Harris Richard, lodgingho

2 LongMissEmma,brdng.sch IO Sondermann Herr See RAGLAN's. 24 CoppingerAlbertWm.surgn

3 Kennington William & Co. n Thirlwall Mrs. John, ladies' 25 Wilson Mrs. Elizbth.ldg. ho

bookbinders boarding school Fairfield villas. 26 Page John, lodging house

4 Townley Miss ......... here is Vane st. ......... See HENRIETTA. PARK. 27 Burroughs Mrs

4 Uphill Miss I2 Weleh Mrs 28 Reece Mrs

5 Elliott Mrs. Rowland I3 Adams Mrs.Susan, lodg.ho Farmer's terrace. 29 Moger I<'rancis Horace

.........hffre is South par......... 14 Wood Jacob See DOLEMEADS. 3Q GameChas.surgeon dentist

6 Clark Miss IS Carpenter Wm. lodging ho lac .........here is Geor,qe st.........

7 WilliamsMiss Chrltt.ldg.ho I6 Rouse Miss MaryE.lodg.ho Ferry P e. 3I Simms Henry &Son, piano-

SHibbardMissMercyS.school I7 Pinch Fredk. accountant See DOLEMEADS. forte dealers

9 Long J ames, lodging house IB Priest Hy. teacher of music 32 Meehan Bartholomew &
IO Williams Wm. Hy .lodg. ho Fonthill rd. Lansdown rd. John Francis, booksellers

uBriscoeMrs.Chrstna.lodg.ho Eldon. place, Brookleaze RoYAL VILLAS : 33 Capper Edmund, homooo-

.. bmldmgs, Larkhall. I Reid Sir John Waiter :M.D., pathic chemist

Dnpsford pl. BathwiCk hill. 5 May Miss Jane, laundress :s:.c.B., LL.D 34 Green Friese,photographer

I Webb Edwal"d 24 DavisWilliam, basket makr 2 WoodcockRev.Edwd.Walkr 35 SnellMrs.Sarh.Annie,ldg.ho

2 Patison Mrs 27 Morris Alfred, beer retailer fi ld la 36 West John, lodging ho:1se

3 Austin Miss Elm place Fore e P ce. 37 Rooke & Coker, solicitors

6 Cox Arthur See BLOOMFIELD ·ROAD. See LYNCOMBE HILL. 38 Dayies John,_ surgeon.
1 Taylor Mrs Elm villas.
9 Barrett Rev. James Salter . ild. 39 Chtvers Cednc, bookbmder
Fountam bumgs, top of 39A, ChurchMrs.Annie,ldg.ho

(curate of St. Mary's] See LOWER BRISTOL ROAD. Broad street. 40 Gale Mrs. Jane, lodgingho

IQ Matheson Mrs Entry bill, Wells road. HAY HILL HOUSE = 4I Morgan Thomas,lodging ho
II Burn Edward DEVONSHIRE VILI.AS: Inland Revenue Office
1:2 Handyside William Gay's buildings.
Tax Office (Edward Hardman

1:3 Nash Mrs. Pearson I Shackell Mrs Bowers, surveyor) See GAx's HILL.
I4 Turner Miss 2 Helps William Daniel Excise Office (Edward Eldred, Gay's hill, Walcot.
1:5 Stammers Mrs 3 Cossins William Brown
collector ; Thomas Price &

Eastbourne, Claremont. 4 Renaud Rev. George WalterJn.Hunt,supervisrs) GAY'S BUILDINGS:
3 Watson John, beer retailer
10 Clement Charles Kenway Miss Maitland,ladies' HAYHILLCHAPL. (BAPTIST) 8 Gingell Mrs. Mary Ann,
I I Bermingham Mrs school (South Hill house) I Browne & Gill, architects
shopkeeper

DIRECTORY.] SOl\IERSETSHIRE. BATH. 59

9 Chamberlain Miss Elizh. Grafton place. 63 Doveton Miss 4 Newman Robert, dairy

dress maker See PARK LANE. 64 Farr Miss Ellen, lodging ho S Caulcher J ames, tailor

CanningMissMary,drss.ma 64 Symes Miss 6 Scudamore Arth.C.gasfittr
__ Great Bedford street, 22 & 6S Smith Miss Portia- 6 HillmanMissLa.ura,drssma
23 St. James's square. 6S Raby Misses 6A, Fortt James, baker
Pratt Waiter (Gay's house)

Parker John, market gardener I Adam Wm. Chas. Mercer ...... here is William st ...... 7A, Lanham John, tailor

2 Coombe Mrs. Marianne, 66 Montgomerie Mrs 7 Gayner Waiter, grocer

George street,Bathwick hill. lodging house 67 Carpenter John, lodging qo 7 Lee Mrs.Helene F.stationer

I Rowswell Mrs 4 SpackmanJulius, ldgng.ho 68 Bayly Frederick 9 Masters MissElzth.milliner

2 McClatchie Mrs ... here is St. James'spk ••• 69 Milsom Charles xo ChislettMrs.ElizaM.butchr

3 Tully Miss 7 Hyatt Mrs 70 Burge George, lodging ho It Masters Mrs. Jane, dairy

s3 Manshee Miss 8 Philipps Miss 71 Brown George, lodging ho I2 Old Green TreeP.H. Francis
Hartree John James P IO Buckle Mrs 72, so & SI Marchant Frank,
J. Marchant

6 Stent Daniel II Stone Rev. Meade Nisbett lodging house I3 Fortt James, baker

......hert are Sydney bldgs•••••• 12 Travers Rev. Robt. Duncan 73 Baker Alfred, lodging house 14 Sculthorpe Jas. picture res

IO Willsher Miss Great Pulteney street, 6 74 Munday Mrs. Alice, ldg. ho Irs4 Pearce &Silby, engravers
li Gregory William 7S Morrish Jn. Saml.ldgng.ho Clarke John, butcher

I2 Macleroy Mrs Laura pl. to I04 Sydney pi. 7S Dilkes Miss 17 Hitchens J"ames Bruce,

x Love Mrs. Ann M.ldgng.ho 76 Brymer Mrs wheel chair maker

George street, from Milsom x Lloyd Miss 76 Thomas Miss 18 Crooke Albrt.Edwd.fishmr

street to Gay street. 2 Jackman Alfd.private hotel 77 Lloyd Seth, lodging house 19 Brown & Co. printers

soUTH SIDE. 3 Head Samuel, lodging ho .........here i$ LaUJ·a pl.......... I9 Singleton Mrs.Mary,ladies'

x Wilts & Dorset Banking 4 McDonald Mrs outfitter
Co. (branch) (Jerf"my 5 RossiterMrs.Emma,ldg.ho Great. Stanhope street, I9A, BrockGilbert,tobacconist

Taylor Digby, manager) 6 Chauncy Mrs New Kmg st. to Norfolk cres. 20 Chivers David,book binder

2 Gould & Son, hosiers &c 7 Croome John, lodging ho x Holland Richard 21 Peach William, grocer

3 Perry Mrs. Alice Mary, 8 Dafnis George, lodging ho 2 Turner Miss Annie,day schl Green~ay
dress maker 9 Peake Geo. Fredk.ldgng.ho 3 Southwell Thomas
3 Bishop Mrs. Mary Ann, xo & xo.~, Millard Miss Mary 4 Griffith Thomas lane, Lyncombe

hlll to Wells road.

boot warehouse Ann, lodging house 5 Saunders John, lodging ho DaggerHenry,hay&strawdlr.

4 Wale MissMatilda,hosier &c n Goldsworthy Jas.ldgng. ho 6 KendallMrs.Susan,drss.ma (Greenway Lane farm)
s Cousins & Sons, jewellers x:r Dummett Mrs
7 Curtis Frederick Clutterbuck Hugh F. (Combe

6 Braham Philip, optician I2 Henery Edmund Thornton 8 Estens James, lodging ho cottage)

7 Patton Stephen Hy.cnfctnr I3 WorthingMissLydia,ldg.ho u StoncSamuelJohn,decoratr OoganJohnD.(Coldstream vil)

8 Tilsley George, chemist &c 14 Waterman Miss Hannah, 12 Lanham Thos. lodgmg ho Howell Henry John(Grove vil)

9 Gandy Thos. & Son, tailors lodging house IS ThoroldEdmund M. A.tutor Fergusson Robert ('fivoli)

ro Dutch William, grocer IS WatermanHenry,ldgng.ho ......... he1·e is Ni.le st .......... Biggs Mrs. (Greenwaylodge)

n Commans & Wilson,chmsts 16 NICholson Mrs 20 Duke Edwin, gentleman's Kitley Frederi(!k, nurseryman

12 Simms Saml.Wm. booksllr 17 Dagger Frectk. lodging ho nurse SharmanlsaacChas.mkt.gdnr

Simms Henry&Son,music I8 HollowayFrederickWilliam 21 WallisMrs. Jane, lodg. ho MallettWalt.Ellis(Summrdle)

warehouse I9 Barnwell Mrs 22 Motley Frederick James Mallett John (Culverwell)

... .•• ... here is Gay st ... .•• ... 20 Callow Mrs 23 Colverwell Jas. undertaker Bath Miss (Aviary cottage)

NORTH SIDE. ......here is Sunderland st...... 26 Collins Walter Tracy Ehrke Edwd.(SouthHill villa)

13 Foote Miss Mary B. cnfctnr 21 Fisher Joseph F. ldgng. ho Green Park. Grosvenor place.
14 Rolfe Mrs. Matilda, teacher 22 Beavis Henry F. lodging ho

of dancing 23 Wayte Miss WEST SIDE. See LONDON ROAD.

...... here is Miles's bldgs ...... 24 Hall Miss I Craddock Samuel, coroner Grove street, 6 Argyle st.
IS PrewettEdwd.umbrellama 26 Hawkins Thomas,ldgng.ho 3 Griffiths Mrs

ISA, Windebank Frank, tailor 27 Huntley Isaac, lodging ho 4 Lavis George, lodging ho ARGYLE !'LACE:

I5A, Windebank MrR. Frank, 27 Thompson Col. Henry 6 Mullin Joseph, lodging ho 2 Bendall James George,

milliner 28 Codrington Maj.-Gen.Robt 7 Bullock Mrs. Mary,lodg.ho wheelchairman

16 Knott Mrs. Elizh. ldgng. ho 29 Hayden Mrs. Annie, ldg.ho 8 Pitman Miss 3 Willis Alfred, plumber

EDGAR HOUSE: 30 Cooper John, lodging house 9 Tucker James Allon

I7 Churchill John 31 Anderson Major Robert ro Vanderspar John ;Louis ArgyleChapel SundaySchls

Hilburd Miss Ellen, ldg. ho 32 J ones Frederick, lodging ho 12 Clerk Rev. Angus [vicar of x Rising Sun 1'. H. William

BaileyWilliam Henry,tailor 33 Headlam Mrs St. Paul's) Joseph Harris

, . 34 Mallett Mrs 13 Leakey Miss 2 HarperWm. chimney swpr

George s place,Bathwtck hl. 3S Awdry Ambrose 14 Somerset & Dorset Joint 2!Wheeler Gerald, dairy

Adams Geo. baker&cnfctnr 36 Mackenzie Mrs LinesRailwayOffices(Rt. Morris Thomas, builder

1 Vilven William, dairyman 37 Baggs Mrs. Sarab,ldgng.ho Armstrong Dykes, supt} 3 Field William, beer retailer

2 Western Counties Steam 38 BarnwellMrs 15 HollisMissJaneE.ladies'sch 6 BurgeMrs.Elizth.greengro

Bakeries & Milling Co. 39 Lawrence Miss r6 Terry Henry Geo. surgeon 5 ST. MARY's CHURCH HousE

Limited 40 Lemann Misses 17 Chowne Mrs & MrssiON Roox

3 Jenner Mrs. Thos. butcher ......here areSydneypl. (Old), 17 Braddon Miss 7 Hunt Charles, shopkeeper
Sydney grdns. 4" Sydney pl. 9 Ostrich P.H. Thomas Butt
Read Stephen, grocer EAST SIDE.
4 { PosT & M. 0. 0. & S. B (New) 4" Sutton st............. 21 Baldwin James Police Barracks

5 Page Geo. Ralph, ldgng.ho 41 PhillipsChas. Wm.ldgng.ho 22 Harries Mrs Harris Jas. marine store &

Gloucester cottages. 42 Trobridge Wm. Jas. ldg.ho 24 De Gex Mrs coal dlr. (3 Henrietta pl)
See PRIOR PARK ROAD. CarpenterWm. coach bldrs
44 Twamley Mrs 25 Shum Mrs Flower William, carpenter

45 Willes Mrs 26 Balgay Lieut.-Col. Henry

Gloucester place. 46 Harington Capt. Richard 27 Morris J oseph William NashJob, haulier(2 Ivy cot)

See J ULI.A.N ROAD. Hastings 28 DovetonCol.JohnChadwick Bendall Caleb, wheelchair-

47 Loud MissMaria,lodging ho 29 Dixon Capt. Matthew R.N". man(I Henrietta bldngs)

Gloucester street,Rivers st. 48 Anderson Mrs 30 Mundy Mrs Thompson James (coal dlr)

2 Moon Aaron, grocer 49 Woollon MissLouisa,ldg.ho 32 Roper Miss (Henriettacottages)
3 Wale Josepb, butcher DavisEdward,cabinetmkr.
so, 51 & 72 Marchant Frank, 33 Williams Mrs
4 Baverstock Jas. S. grngrcr lodging house 35 DeSommeryLaCntss.Cecile (Grove cottage)
s Eades Frank, beer retailer 52 Cambridge Miss Ellen, 36 Dawson Frederick
18 Hampton George, wheel-

lodging house ~7 Blair Lt.-Gen.Chas.Renny chairman
Gordon road, Prior Park rd. ••. ... here u· E'dward st •••••• 3B KennedyMaJ·.-Gen. J as. Don Amery Fredert•ck , bm"Ider

I6 Parkinson John Porter PILLAR LETTER Box 39 KellyMrsElizabeth,lodg.ho Brooke Thomas, aerated
IS Cooper John water manufacture~~
53 Cook Mrs. (Harley house) 40 Avarne Mrs

I4 Palmer Frederick William 54 Wood Miss Harriet, ldg. ho Green ~tree,t, . ~t. Newman Williant, farrier
13 Webb William 55 DavisMaj.Chas.Edwd.F.S.A opposite (Grove Street mews)

12 Martin Alfred, painter 56 Aust Miss Mary .A.ldgng.ho Mlchaels ch,urcb.. Day & Go. engineers &c.

II Ferris Jsph. jobbing grdnr 57 Hippisley John .J.P., D.L I GilesMrs.Elizbth.dress ma (Spring gardens) T

9 Perman Edward 58 Nicholls William, ldgng. ho 2 Bave Edgar, hair dresser

7 Gunning William 59 Nash Mrs 3 Vere- Walwyn Edward, Guildhall.

6 Doble William, lodging ho 6o Duck William Hy.ldgng.ho printer. See advert See HIGH STREET.

4 Hull John Thomas 6r Cooke Mrs. :Fothergill BathArgus, Edward Vere-
2 White Mrs 62 Lemann Rev. Francis Gre- Walwyn, propriet6r & Guine~ lane, 24 Vineyards.

x Elkins Stephen, tailor gory !I..A. publisher. See advert 7i Nowell William, plumber

60 BATH. SOMERSET~HIRE. [KELLY'S

GUINEA LANE-Lcontinued. 3 Sargent John, painte'r Roadway George (Nibley vil) High street.

gA, Pearce Samuel,carpenter 4 Poynting Geo. F. carpenter Bird Wm. Willicombe, slater White Lion hotel, Francis P.
. ...••• here. i~ Bathwick st :·•·· Fanner
Io HellyerWalter Jas. shoe ma bui.ld.~gs, Wid- Mould Wllliam John, flonst MuNICIPAL OFFICES:
z<>t Edwards Zachrh.gasfitter Hat:field

I3 Blackmore Thos.boot makr combe hill. Henrletta place. Consulting Engineer,Alfred
I2 Jeffery Thos.wheelchait·mn I Sharland Rd.Peter,com.agt Mitchell

. .•......here is Belvedere••• ·"·... 2 Etwell Miss Annie,dress ma See GROVJC STREET. Water Works Engineer,
Charles Gilby
t:6 Hayes Hy.John,shopkeeper Clements Mrs. (Cambridge H . tt d B th . k
17 WilliamsJsph,wheelchrmn lodge) enrle a roa ' a WIC • Inspector of Nuisances,
Henry GrahameMontagu
:r8 Compton Edward, fly prop Found John, jobbing gar- Erwood & Son, builders

I9 MarshWilliamHenry,tailor dener (Hatfield lodge) Henrietta st. 3 Laura pl. Inspector of Weights &
20 BWraolwcontinNgaEtiboennaelzSrc.bhoooolt(m~ta. Hat:field place. 2 Broad Thomas Dyke Measures & Gas & Water
Meters, James Williams;

Swithin's) (boys, girls See BLOOMFIELD ROAD. 3 Robinson Francis John, assistant, AlbertWilliams

&infants) Hawthorn villas. Pestalozzian school .•.here is entrance to Market...
4 Brown Richard
GUILDHALL:

Hamilton rd. Lansdown rd. See BELGRAVE ROAD. 5 TimminsJsph.Aaron,solctr CToitwynTCrelaesrkureJr~hHneSntroynGe ore
Marshall Chas.Fk. (The Ferns) Hay hill, I Vineyards. 6 Frampton Wm. lodging ho

7 Goodri?ge Alfred Samuel, Clerk to Mairstrates, Edwd.

Hampton row, Bathwick. I Edmonds John, tailor architect Newton Fuller LL.B

Huish Edward George, car- 2 Doney Mrs. Augusta, lace 7 Worrall ~~s ...here is entrance to Mm·ket...
8 Ames Wdh3:~ George
penter (Rosemont cottage) cleaner I &2SmithWm.Hy.trunk ma
Inglis Rev. James (Fir cot) 2 Flay Miss Ellen, dress ma 9 Edmonds~llham,~dgng.ho here are Orangegro.qCheap st

Cleveland Swimming Baths, Hillier Miss Helena, dress 10 March David,lodg!ng house 9 Wills James, baker drpr
maker (2 Hay hill house) II Cole Edw:a~d,lodgmg house 10 Ricketts Geo. woollen
Richard Farmer,proprietr
CLEVELAND ROW: 4 Headley Miss Eliza, millinr 13 Peard Wdliam. Florence, 11 LloydPhilipJ.&Co.tea mers
6 Cane Charles 6 Williams Frank, wheel l4 La~sdowne MISs 12 Christopher hotel, James
5 Marshman Alfred
chairman kmdergarten school Robins9 n

3 Evill William Bryant,piano Hayes place. I4 Hollway Miss . 13 DawsonWm.&Frdk.printrs
tuner 15 Cole Saul, lodgmg house 14 Sare Hy. Frank, watch ma

2 Lindsay George See HOLLOWAY. 16 Ruddo.ck <:Jharles, ldgng.ho 15 & 16 Tugwell, Brymer,
17 Moyard ~ISS Emm~, ldg.ho Clutterbuck &Co.bankers
I Parton SydneySl.beer retlr Hayes:field park, Wells rd. 18 Coles MaJor-Gen. Thomas (The Old Bank)

:2 SchickelJn.teachr. of music EAST SIDE. Gordon . 15 & I6 Brown GeorgeSamuel
3 Long Waiter, tailor 17 Thomas Saml.Frdk. hosier
Slade Mrs. (Clyde bank) ) 19 Shuckburgh MISs

5 Fell Charles, dairyman Lee Charles (Hayesland ho OTHER SIDE. I8 MassinghamHenry George,
Cremorne Pleasure Gar- Bush Sydney (The Repose) 20 GazeleyRev.R~bt.CourtM.A
boot & shoe warehouse

dens (Mrs. Lotta Matilda Mayo Miss (Hayesbrow) 21 Gale Henry Fritz, ldgng.ho ...... here is the CorridO'l' ......
22 Sykes M~s .
Buckley) .. WEST 8!DE. I9 & 20 StoffellWilliamMartin
~ .....here is GroS1Jerwr Su:pen- n.Illcox ~rs. (Le~.ghton house) 22 Taylor Mtss Ehza,prep.schl & Co. grocers
sion bridge...... Tltley Miss (Branburg house) LAURA(EPISCOPA~)CHAPEL ...here is Northumberland pl..•
. Bar~ing Thom~s (Banwell ho) 23 Holmes John Hy.•dgng. ho { BrightWm.Hy.tobaccnist
Hampton v1ew. DaVls John (Wmsley) 25 Atwell Chaf. Jas.ldgng. ho 21 PosT &M 0 0

See FAIRFIELD PARK. Overton James (Kenilworth) LAURA(EPISCOPAL)CHAPEL 22 Thornley,Hunt& Co.hattrs
F~rd James <G;~smere)
Hanover place. (2 nd entrance) 23 Finglass Thos. Robins,grcr
~Iller Mrs. (" ddersmouth) 26 Reed Mrs
See LONDON ROAD. . 24 Oliver Geo. boot manufctr
. TltleyArthur Pews~y(Melrose) Davey &.Co. fly proprietors 24 BerryAlfredErnest,carpntr
(~ennetta mews) 25
Hanover street, I P1eca- Co.ulthardWalter(Comlongon) Gardiner James & Edwin
drapers (Bath drapery
W1thyJohn, }Tyndall27WllhamsMrs
Withy Alfd: ~rnest, villa 28 Scammell. Th?s. lodging ho
dilly, Walcot. Tr?tman~IlhamRobert(Hart- 29 Thewen~ti Miss bazaar)

J: Pring John 26 & 2&7pCroavteiRr iRo.nBm. e&rcChoa.nwtsine

J: Gee Rev. Hy.[Cath. Apos] mgton villa) 30 J;lyde Miss.
2 Catley William . 30 Frethey Miss
:3 Wiltshire Miss Amy & Hayesland villas. 31 MHoalrbtrinooRkiWchmarJdasJ.aldmg~ng.ho .
Maggs MissLouise,school . See WELLS ROAD. 32 Hlgh street,Lansdown road.

4 Sculthorpe Miss Mary Ann, Hen & Chicken court, 48 33 J ackman Al.fd. boarding ho II Fry Harold, boot maker
dress maker Walcot street 34 Godsall Misses Anne &
5 Maslen Mrs · Eliza, lodging house Highbury buildings, Tyn-
6 Hayward Samuel Watts Charles, locksmith &c 36 Helps John, lodging house ing lane, Walcot.

'1 Barnes Mrs Bird Thomas, french polisher 37 Tucker Mrs. Cary I Mannings Mrs

8 Coombe Mrs H ~~R· OttVaEbSuTilRdE':~s. ·
-9 Coombe Henry Griffiths Henrletta villas.
Henrietta cottages. See HENRIETTA PARK. Highbury place, Snow hill,
1:0 Clement Joseph See GROVE STREET. Walcot.

u Coombe Mrs
12 Birch Mrs Henry street,Orchard street Highbury Almshouses
. to Kingston square. I 0 His Mrs

.Harington place, Barton Henrietta park, continua- I Child Charles, shopkeeper 2 Harrison Henry

street to Queen street. tion of Henrietta street. 2 HooperEdward,accountant 3 Taylor Robert Hooper
45 GQuraatifteonThMorms as Samuel
I Cokeley Geo.heraldic prntr Ty1~r Be~ry WI'lliam (I Bath- 3 Ba_rrett ca1eSb, suhrgeoldn GBaoIudlwd .iJnoJhonhSncamel
:2 VickerGeorge,wood turner Wick VIllas) 4 BnscoeMrs. ara pAa.i.dngte.hr o p tt G
West Wi11iam Henry (2 Bath- 4 Axford ~ugMustus, 6
3A, Carter Mrs.Harriet,dress 8 Terrle T eorgJ,.e d
maker wick villas) 5 Coles Miss argt. lo g. ho 10

3A, Baker William, chair ma Victoria Infant School 6 Haywood xT·hmogmstaosn tr
4 Petgrave Ezekiel C. solicitr Baker Gam· s(2provi'dence vils) h.ere • a(y1oHr .Ighobmu nt. eco. r)a o
Chasey Wanford Stephen ... ... sq ...... ry rrace
5 & 6 Harington Club (Geo. t:i

9 Kelly Joseph William e

Bull, sec) Smith Miss (2 Fairfield villas) NEw CHUHCH Highbury terrace.
Bathwick Parochial National 7 Palmer William Henry
.Harley street, Julian road. Schools (boys' & girls') 10 Sloan John, mattress ma See HIGHBURY PLACE.

I Wright William, fishmongr Campbe.ll Mrs. (Magdala villa) u Millord Edward & William
:2 Wise Wm. baker & cnfctnr Cater Richard B. (Avondale) Alfred. cabinet makers Holloway, from Wells road·

ST. MARY's CATHOLIC SCHL HENRIETTA VILLAS: II 'Russell Arthur, carpenter I Howes Mrs. Mary Ann,

5 Ladies' Committee Room I ~arne~. ~y. house decoratr Monk James, fly proprietor confectioner

(Lying-in Charity) 3 Pike l\ dham, carpenter Short William, coal dealer 2 MoxhamWm. tinplate wrkr

6 Saltford Mrs ""'Rose Thomas Whittaker BristowArchibald,vet.forge 3 GreenGeo.Chrchill.shoe ma

7 Girls' School (National) 5 Morgan Miia 4 Arnold Samuel, grocer
Lane Mrs. Sarah, milliner 6 Willcox James Henry Hetling court, Westgate 5 Young Mrs. Mary Ann,

(I Portland terrace) 7 Cantle William Henry buildings. wardrobe dealer

8 Ezard Miss I Pump Room 6 Voce James, eating house
Hartleyplace, 36 Belvedere. 9 Marriott Miss
2 Iles H.obt. John, bookseller 7 ThompsoaHy.coffee rooms

I Clark Edwin, greengrocer 10 Cousins William ST.JOHN'sHosPITALCHURCH 8 Young George, butcher
-s: Thomas Mrs. Mary Ann, II Taylor Mrs
upholstress 8 HarrisonWm.Hy. booksellr 9 Drew George, beer retailer
Scott Geo. boot & shoe ma 10 Cormack Daniel, carpenter

l>IRECTORY.J SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH. 61

I2 GardnerHenry,greengrocer 4 Baker Jn. Cave, lodgingho ST. MARY -THE - VIRGIN. 7 Bath Journal Office. See

•••••• here is Parker's et •.••.• 5 &6WadmanChas.eabnt.ma CATHOLIC CHURCH advertisement

I5 Francis Nehemiah, grocer 6 Morgan Thomas, jun Williams SidneyHy.painter 7 Bladud Office

x6 Half Moon P.H.Jn.Stratton ro, 39 & 40 Wibley Charles, ABINGDON BUILDINGS: Kingsmead Board School

17 Hutton Jn.earthenware dlr builder &c 10 Scull J oseph &; Charles, (girls & infants)

I8 Floor Waiter, grocer u Harris Francis Hy. tailor bacon curers IO Warfield Alfd. Jaa.boot ma

Eskett John George, shoe Barrington Edward C. 9 ToveyWm.&Edwd.crpntrs n Whitemore Alfd. greengro

maker (Wells place) bicycle maker 9 ToveyMissElizabeth,draper n Wood Henry, cabinet ma

Lye Henry, carpenter Midland Railway hotel, 8 Jenner William, butcher II FullerS.&A.coach builders

Harvey George, grocer ( r William Sargeant 7 Oxford Brewery inn, Thos. & harness maker;;

& 2 Thorpe buildings) ...... here i.~ Seymour st ...... A. Pearce I2 Matthews Albert, butcher

Young Fox P.H. Thomas I6 Pryor Edward, painter 6 GoodmanDanl.Hy.chemist I3 Green&Marsh, musicsllrs

Bull (Old Orchard) I9 Bolwell Geo. cabinet makr ... here is Nm-thampton st ... 14 Barnes Mrs.Elizabeth,dyer

... here is Fry's Belle Vue ... 25 Parker Albert, coml.travlr 5 Batten Jesse, grocer 14 BarnesAlbert, photo~phr

Tewkesbury Charles,carpenter Lee Jn. Jas. (Scarboro' ho) 4 Harrison Thomas, fruiterer 15 Lavis Mrs. Annie, dairy

(Bladud cottage) Tanner Henry, cab propr 3 Mott Mrs.Lucy,news agent r6 UrockerMrs.Annie,dressma

Barber Edward, mason (x CareJohn (Seymourhouse) 2 SamuelsMrs.Sarah,bootdlr I7,18 & 19 FullerS. &A. coach

Paradise terrace) 32 Saunders Henry, printer I Carter Hy. Geo. dairyman builders & harness mas

PARADISE PLACE : 33A, Skevington William here are Northampton bldngs 20 Turner John, wine mercht

4 Culverwell Chas. boot ma Henry, working jeweller Countess of Huntingdon's ... ......here is Charles st.........

5 Silcocks John, grocer 34 Hill Robert, beer retailer Connexion Burial Ground 21, 22 &23 FullerS.&A.coach

PARADlSE ROW: 35 Tapp Abijah [disused] builders & harness mas

I MaggsCharles,greengrocer Smith Bros.&Co.cabnt.mas ......here is St. James's st... ..• 24 Bath & Bath Forum British

3 Marshall Hy.chimney swpr .........here is Charles st......... Roberts Henry, livery stables School •

B Perry Mrs. Sarah, coal dlr 37 Parfitt Miss Mary, coal dlr ... here is Marlborough st ... 25 Marsden Mrs. Jane, dining

4 RussellSaml. wheelwright 39 WoodsHy.Bennett,flypropr ST. ANDREW's CHURCH rooms

6 Davis Miss TRINITY CHURCH BURLINGTON PLACE: 27 Red Lion P.H. Jas. Phillips

7 Lush James Trinity National Schools 10 Nicholls Mrs. Emma, dress ......... here is Cross la .........

8 Gould William 39, 40 & IO Wibley Charles, maker 28 Parker Wm. pork butcher

Hibbard Jn. (Paradise ho) builder &c 8 Bright Frederick, ironmngr 29 Arthurs Reuben, baker

40A, SwiftJohn,bath chair ma 7 Davies Alfred Jas. boot ma 30 &3I Cousens SI.dining rms

ST. MARY MAGDAT.EN (EPis- ......... here is New st ......... 6 Skuse William,greengrocer 32 Twining Edward & Sons,

COPAL) CHAPEL .........here is Trinity st......... 5 CrossThomas,carpenter &c coal merchants

Stone JohnAug.(Paradise cot) 49 Trinity inn,Frdk.S.Walker 4 Dacombe Miss Elizh. mllnr 33 BathArms P.H.Wm.Tutton

FullerFdk.Wm.(Hollowayho) 3 Collis James, carpenter 34 Stott John, boot maker

HAYES PLACE: John street, Queen square. 2 Bartlett Mrs.Mary,registry 35 Phillips Joseph,photogrphr

2 & 3A, WillcoxSaml.carpntr 7 Bell Miss Elizh. plumassier office for servants 36 Goad Robert, shopkeeper

2 Willcox Samuel, stationer 2 Melluish Wm.wrkng.jewllr z Bartlett Wm. wood carver 37 Griffiths & Son, grocers

PosT & M. 0. 0. & S. B 3 Bull &Jones, law stationers :r Sly Misses Elizabeth & 38 Francis John, printer
I Provis Jacob, fly proprietor 6 FinchMissEmma,embrdrss Emma, dress makers 38 Fisher James, hair dresser

... ...here is Hayes.field pk .... .. 7 KingRd. &Son,linenuraprs ...... here is Gloucester st ...... Kingsmead ter. James st.
BRIDGE PLACE : 8 & S9onsK, unpighhotlstTerheorms as & R IVERS STREET PLACE : x May Mrs. Ca!'oline, lodg.ho
2 NewnhamJohn,hair dresser
I Old Bridge inn, Mrs. Ruth IO Jolly & Son,linen merchnts 3 Scudemore Edwd. undertkr 2 YoungMrs. Henrietta,dress

Watts maker

2 Watts Chas. Wm. butcher xoA, BurgeFredk.carvr.&gldr 4 May Mrs. Mary S. hay & 3 Morgan Thomas

3 Garland Mrs. Sarah_, baker u Hill Edwd. L. picture restr corn dealer 4 Puttock Mrs. Elizh.lodg. ho

4 Perrett Wm. Jn. dairyman I3 Foster's Parcel Express Co. Kelston view. 5 Curtis Arthr. Jas. lodg. ho

6 Young George, grocer Lim. (John Selway, agt)
7 Woodman Mrs. Mary Ann, See SYDNEY BUILDINGS. 6 HandollSaml.Jn.lodgng.ho

tobacconist Johnstone st. 9 Laura pl. Kensington. 8 Dowland Rd. W. lodging ho
8 Hurley Edwd.umbrella ma 9 Gregory Thos. Hy. painter
9 Sargent Wm.harness makr 7 {)oles Mrs
I2 MannsMrs.Mary, cffee rms See LoNDON ROAD. Io MaberJas.Edwn.lodging ho
...... here is Trafalgar pl ...... 2 Manchip William 11 Hayman Wm. C.lodging ho
I3 Old Fox P,H, JamesButcher
3 Linney Wm. lodging house Kensington cottages. I2 HollowayChas.Jas.cbnt.ma
HeadJn.greengrcr.(I Lilacpl) 4 Pidsley Frederic M.D See LoNDON ROAD. 13 Drewett Mrs. Eliza,lodg. ho
Fielding William, mason
5 Cockell Mrs Mary . I4 Cox Mrs
6 Oliver. Mrs. Ann, K1ngsmead square, end of I5 Penny Edmund, lodgingho

lodgmg house . Westgate street. I7 Smith Hy. Jsph. lodging ho

Morris James, fly proprietor 7 Alien James, lodgmg house I Bradbury & Co. Limited 20 Stretton Perkins, herbalist

(5 Wells terrace) 8 Forbes John :M:.D Ja~es (H. Millier, agent), sew- 2I England John Edwd. tailor
AshleyJacb.cal.dlr.(Wellster) 9 LuckmanRev. Wm. ing machine makers 22 Sants Waiter

Hibbard John, brewer (Hollo- Grant H.A: b&oacr~damp-g 3 Matthews Mrs. Mary Ann, 23 Northmore George
way brewery) sc.hool [maste,r
marine store dealer 24 Sants Mrs
......hereareBeechen Cliff pl. W~allmofJSt.JohnNshospital] 4 Wall Thomas, confectioner 27 WeeksSamburne,cabpropr
'.;1£ Calton r d .•. ...... ..• Io SGr1i·.ma~nhMMam"ISe~s . M.A ... .....•. here t·s A van st ......... 2 8 J ames "oamue1
Haines Frederick, jobbing 5 Edwards Henry, coffee ho 30 Linsley John
I 2I Fi~ttzgeralr~s.~aJ..Jas.P~eston
gardener (8 Magdalen pl) 7 Berry Wm. Lewis,plumber . ..
SPRINGFIELD PLACE: I 9 Black Horse P.H. Hy.Payne Kmgston buildmgs, Abbey
I3

I Weeks Thomas, carpenter I4 Hudson" iliiam,lodgmg ho here is Trinity st. .j- .New st churchyard.

3 Weston Daniel, shoe maker I5 Parker M,rs. Mary, lodg. ho 13 & I4 Warren William, fruit 4 Bell&Moody,surgl.inst.ma!'r

7 Morrison Charles, mason . road, Mo~t~li.er to salesmen 4 DavisHy.Moody,srgn.dntst
__ Julian ...... here is Kingsmead st ...... 5 Bath Chronicle Newspaper

Lempriere Rudolph George, Marlborough bmldmgs. 15 Betts Alfred James, grocer (William Tyte, printer &

com. traveller (Beechen I Reynolds & Son, coal mers 16 Preston MissEmma,toy dlr publisher}

Cliff cottage) 2 Manegt~ Horse P.H. James 17 Goddard George, baker .........here is Church st....... ..

O'Gallgher 18 StierJohn,tobacconist,hair Bath Stone Firms Limited,
Hotb!l.th street, Stall street.... here is Larnpard's bldgs ... dresser & perfumer bath stone merchants

I Findley John, shopkeeper 3 Webb John, coffee rooms White Edward, chemist (The Abbey yard)

2 Rowe Albert, shopkeeper 4 Blyth & Son, painters &c I9 PosT OFFICE RECEIVING 8 Tuttell Thomas J. surgeon

3 Kateley Thomas, gasfitter 5 & 6 Gillmore John Charles, OFFICE chiropodist

3 KateleyMrs.Mry.wrdrb.dlr boot maker 20 Kearley & Tonge, grocers 9 Harris Fredk. lodging ho

4 Harris George, shoe maker ...... here is Ballance st ...... 21 SlatterMrs.SarahM.draper n BartlettMrs.MaryA.millnr

5 SculthorpeJohnEben.tailor GLOUCESTER PLACE : . . I2 Drury Mrs. Edith,servants•
St. John's Hospital or Blue I Jefferis William, fruiterer Kmgsmead street, ~Ings- registry office

Alms (Chapel court) 2 Harrison Thomas, baker mead square to New Kmg st. I3 Knowles Richd.bookbinder

Royal Private &Swimming 3 Harris Henry, dairy 2 Deverell Henry,boot maker Sturges John S. academy

Baths 4 EdwardsMrs.Emma,ldg.ho 2 Mercer Charles, coffee ho .
Bath Royal United Hospital 5 Simms Samuel William 3 WhiteMrs.Charltt.shopkpr Kmgsto~ road,Henry street
...... here are Bu1·lington st. ~ 3 Hutchings Rowland, pork
to Stanley road.

Jamesstreet,Charlesstreet. Harley st ............ butcher u., CuttingThomas,flypropr

2 KeenJames,frenchpolisher PoRTLAND (EPISCOPAL) 4 Moore Uriah, ironmonger 2 CarrJas. wheelchairman

... here is Kingsmead ter ... CH.!PEL 7 Keene J. B. & Co. printers Morris & So!l, carpenters

SQl\iERSETSHIRE, (~LLY'S

KINGSTON ROAD-Continued. Laml>ard's bldgs.Julian rd. 2 Foote John, prof. of music Pollard Maj.•Gen. Dillon GW!r·

6 Brown Mrs. Alice, taacher I & 2 Gayner Charles house 3 White lUchard tavus (Bea.umont villa)
of music Roeckel Edward, professor Perreau Mrs. H.~ N. (Beau-
decorator ' of m~ic (Lansdown ldg) mont vill~)
. ·•· ... lun·e 'ts College rd .,•. 'I'
....... hm·e is Dorchestm• st. ...... 7 Mack Thos. wheelcbairman
Lon~ Jaco~ &Sons,bml~ers II Taylor George, coal dealer
Dans BenJ. .C:h~. cabmet Gr.ov~ Jolly P~ul (~ewla;'ld ho~se)
maker (Phibp St. cots) 14 Bailey William, beer retlr Lansdown Pnvate Eyre Col.
Billett Wm chimney swpr Hotel Co. L1mited (R. C. FrederlCk Vm<;ent
Cutting Alfd. S. fly propr AshleyTho~ Payne brewer Wall, sec)
IS Somers Reuben, tailor R.A. (Ro<.-kville)

·' Estens Mrs. (Elm Grove villa) Wilson John Hy. (Wood.ville)

Lansdown cres~ent, I6 WALL LETTER Box New Kingswood School (Rev.
Kingston sq. Pierrepont st. Lansdown place east to I here are St. Stephm's pl. St. George Bowden, governor &

I Lowe Edward, lodging ho Lansdown place west. Stephm's rd. ~Richmond hill. chaplain; W. P, Workman

2 Fonting Mrs.AnneM.ldg.ho I Robbins Mrs ST. STEPHEN's CHURCH M.A. head master)
2 & 3 Fowkes Miss Eliza & Mould Willi3:m, jobbing gar- ...... here is ~on~hill rd. :: ....
Ladymead, continuation of MissLeonideDauthereau dener (Sprmgfield cottage) Farewell MaJ.-Gen. Wilham

Walcot street. ladies' school ' Mackey James, cowkeeper Thomas Freke (Westwood)

Young Bros. iron & brass S4 Goldie John Henry (Northfield dairy) Strangways Miss (Firsleigh)
founders,Walcot foundry Holme Miss Royal Schoo~ for the. Daug~- Phillimo~e Rear-Adml. ~eHry
ters of Officers ~M~ss Juha Bouchier c.~. (Stonele1gh)
Tucker John, stone mason 6 Hippisley Miss Walker, lad~ pnne1pal)
Creek Mrs. (Cmtra) .
(Beehive yard) 78 Russell Gen. Sir Edward L Rogers Freden?k Evelyn M.A.
I Bee Hi\"e P.H. William Gordon Maj.-Gen. Patrick school (Hamilton house)

Luke Sharples Io9 Carey Adulphus prep.schl Stevens Matthew(Lindo VIlla) LansdownCemetery,
2 Thayer Thomas Day,earth· Ellaby Sml.Fras. R~ley ~iss (St. Lawrence) Waltet; Butler, sexton

enware dealer II Barrow Rev.Christr.B. M.A Hmchhff Alfred (Oaklands) Blatbwayt Arms P.H. George

3 Catberine Wheel P.H. Wm. I 2 Waterman Lt.-Gen.Edmd. Hare & Hounds P.H. John Parsons
Lansdown terrace.
Trout .Frederick & Mrs Creech . See LANSDOWN ROAD,

4 Lucas. Mrs. 1\'Iary Ann, 1IS4 Millett-Davis Geo. Millett Turner Jn. S. (Granvillecot)
cabmet maker Benson Lieut.-Gen. Robson Powney Jn. frmr.Chapel farm

5 Crook Wm.Rufus,fishmngr J<'.L.s., J.P WALL LETTER Box Larkhall buildings.
6 Watts Mrs. Emma, ward- I6 Sheppard Philip W.EST BIDB. ,

robe dealer I 7 Burn Maj.-Gen. James ...... here u Morford st ...... See ST. SAVIOURs ROAD.

78 'WTTerkb JoMhn, baMker h I8 Anstey Rev.Jn. FilmerM.A ABdELVEDAElRfB PdLflACE: • to Larkball pl.St.Saviour's rd.
uc er rs. art a, corn :oto Ruth Capt. I<'redk. Henry 2 ams re., y propne r .
merchant I Fry Tom, pamter &c I Gerr1sh Alfred

9 & IO Trimby George, an- Lansdown place east, from . 2 Hawkins Henry •

tique furniture dealer Lansdown road to I Lans- 20 Allen Cbas.wheelchairman 4 Clarke John .
II Humphrys John, draper I9 And:ews Mrs. Mary Ann, S Gar~ner FrederiCk Dyer
down crescent.

I2 Taylor Mrs.Haunah Maria, I Parsloe ~I.ss E. _M.lodg. ho 18 ta1loress F. shopkeepr 7 Dav1s Mrs
china dealer Brewer Chas. 8 Haigh Rev. Samuel
13 Adams Mrs. Eliza, ward- 2 TCaylor 1\'hssEmiWly,ldgndg.hho ... here is Mount Pleasant ... 9 Stokes Mrs.(Davardo villa)
3 Hoie~~~y Mrs. · 10 g. 0 BELLEVUE BUILDINGS:
robe dealer IO Dutton Charles Holland

I4 Wait Simeon, greengrocer 4 Ma eh. Ill"MS A ld h I MMiclCdoarmneMn rJsa.s.Afnisnhiem, odnrgeessr
...... here 't·S Old 0 rehard ...... 6S H oasrksf'fam~ L<Gtr.s-.C0n1•nR, gn. g.ldo Laura place, 7 Argyle st.
IS Bladud's Head P.H. Isaac 8pa or eorge egma 3 maker
7 PILLAR LETTER Box
Carpenter 8 Gl~'nto_n Charles Maxwell 5 Edwards Mrs. Amelia, J: Sare Frederick
x6 Harris Mrs. Sarah, furni-
dress maker 2 Stafford Mrs. Hannah M.

. ture broker 9 Fanbairn Mrs • 6 Lansdown Brewery P.H. boarding house

1:7 Smart Robert plumber IO Forshall Edwd. Vaughan William Smith 3 Hill Mrs
HatawayMrs.'Anne ward- FS81omr.kdghLt MtH-.eCnorly· John Randle 7 Croom Elm' s, 1odg·mg h ouse ...... here l·s .Tc:Tzenr't•ettast ......
.f:.II ' II 8pencer .... .. ... here t·.s H"lgh st .. ... .... 4 Burcombe Sam1.1odgm· g h o
robe dealer
12

:19 Snook George, gasfitter I3 Gto les d Bailey Mrs. Ruth, boot & shoe 5 Sanderson Mrs

Humphries Geo. coal dealr I4 Dar_au M" rs maker (2 Bellevueplace) .6 Carpenter Miss Mary
IS avie~ 18~
SPENCER's BELLEVUE: ... huC~iciselGy,reloadt gPiunlgtmhuo:uysest ...
x6 JervOls MaJ.-Gen. John G I Halliday Miss
Lambridge.

See LONDON ROAD. Lansdown place west,from 2 Way Mrs 7 Hambidge MissM.ldgng.ha

Lambridge buildings. 20 Lansdown crescent to 20 3 Preventive Home· Volun- 8 Mills Frank. lodging house
See ST. SAVIOUR's ROAD.
Somerset place. tary Industrial School ·9 Fowler-Butler Miss

I Hare Edward (MissEmilyGray,matrn) ...... here iS Johnstone st ......

4 Walker Mrs IO Smith & French, ladies'

Lambridge place, St. 2 Penruddock Mrs 5 Partridge Rev. Wltr..Jn.li:.A boarding school
Saviour's road.
4 Rind Miss · r • n Farwell Fredk. Geo-. agent
:z Storry Mrs
~ Drought Miss 5 Venning James Meybohm Thompson Mrs. Oliver (South to the Duke of Cleveland
3 Raisen Mrs
6 Pakenham Monta.gu view) ~~ Whitaker Mrs. Eliza Ann,

7 Jarratt Miss Stagg Mrs. (Lem•a.) lodging house
8 Vickers Mrs
Ball Mrs. (Westover) .........here i& Argyle st .........

4 Woolcott Mrs 9 Rideout Mrs Hope Mrs. (Rock house) Leicester cottages.
5 Bush Mrs. C. A
... ... here is Somerset pl ...... .. • here is Lansdown pt east ...

7 Shere Mrs ALL SAINTS' (EPISCOPAL) WALL LETTER Box ·· See PRIOR PARK ROAD.
SPRINOFIELD PLACE i
9 Newton Edmund CHAPEL Lisbon terrace.
I Rogers William r 1•• See WELLS ROAD.
u Lock William Lansdown rd. 26 Belvedere. ~ Fitton Mrs
I2 Hannam Mrs

1:3 Golding Mrs EAsT SIDE. 4 StubbsRev.EliasThackeray I·Uao place.

I4 Nowell Mrs ... •.. here is Caru.dm row ...... K.A. [rector of Charle-

:z5 Hopebouse Rescue Home, x OldeFarm House P.H.Mrs. combe] See HoLLOW.A.Y.

Miss G.Hopkins, matron Elizabeth Platt 6 Verscboyle Mrs

x6 Hutchings Miss · 2 Lewis Richard, upholsterer 7 Fisher Mrs Little Corn street, Corn st.

J.7 Burden.& Giddings, crpntrs 2 ten Brink John Henri, 8 Fuller Miss 13 Bennett John, shopkeeper

x8 Yarnall William Henry teacher of music 9 Hart John Henry Eustace Tansey Richd. wheelwright
'19 Watcham Mrs. Ann Ellen,
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0. & 8. B 10 Lowe Misses .
lodging house 2A, Kingman Geo. fruiterer I I May Thos. Henry Delabere L1ttle Sta~ope street,
20 Ealey John
~~ Freeman Mrs 2A, Kingman Miss Ellen, I2 McWatters David Upper Bristol road.
22 Spengler Gustave, artist
23 Scott John dress maker 14 Annesley Capt. John . I Three Blackbirds P.H.
24 Culverhouse Eli
25 Collings Mrs 3 Garraway Alfred Hy.baker IS Monypenny Mrs James Bence
26 Brewer John William
28 Hooper James Richard 4 Read Edward, grocer x6 Hutton Robert · 3 Harris Mrs.Annie,dress ma

Lambridge st. 13 Lambrdg. 5 Powell William Livinstone villas.
6 Lawday William, plumber Everett Mrs. (St. Cuthberts)
Hathway Fredk. earpenter
Hayward Alfred, mason 7 Scull Charles SandfordMrs.(Springfield vil) See 0LDFIELD PARK.

8 Naile William, lodging ho Fuller Mrs.(Shelburne villa) ..
9 Long James, fruiterer Douglas Col. John Charles, London road, contmuat10n

LAssnows TERRACE : (Lansdown house) of London street.

I :Moscardi Lucio Donato, Reid Lestock (Cbarleoote) SOUTH-EAST SIDB.

professor of languages ......... here is Sion rd ....., .. Sa.insbury Brothers, brewers .

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE.. 63

Harding & Son, carpenters I 2 H yams Mrs. Elizh. news agt May Geo. Edwd. (Gl'osrenr. ho) MYRTLE PLA:::B :

NELSON PLACE EAST: I3 Edwards MissEmily,millnr GROSVENOR PLACE: I Ryall Tom, coal dealer

I Young :Frederick, butcher q Barnard George, tailor I Rice William 3 & 4 Snook George, farrier

2 Woodward Waiter John, IS Hall Thos.Edwd. ironmngr 2 Eyr~r Surg.-Gen. Edmuud 6 MorrisFrancis, shopkeeper

watch &c. maker I6 Garraway Henry, baker Waiter CHELSEA BUILDINGS:

3 Fletcher Geo. fancy dealer I7 PugsleyWm.boot&shoe ma 3 Helling Miss I Andrews John, carpenten

4 Hurd Edward, baker IS Andrews Oliver, dairyman 4 Buckpitt Misses Mary & 2 Ferris Mrs. Elizh.lodg. ho

5 Angell James Walter,tailor I9 Hockey Chas. SI. bookseller Katherine, ladies' school 9 Snailum John, coal dealer

20 Sincla1r Mrs. Mary, grocer 5 Sendall Mrs .......•. here is IJover st .........

WALCOT WESLEYAN CHAPEL ...... here is Bedford.st ...... 6 BrickmannMaj. Christr, D DovER TERRACE:

Orchard & Hayward, blind 2I Marchant Thomas George, 9 Thompson Misses I Bell William, beer retailer

makers(Cleveland cottages) provision dealer 10 Jacob Rev. Jn. .Ale:x:r. M.A 2 Drayton William, shopkpr

CLEVELAND TERRACE: 22 Ball Harrison Wm. carver 12 Lewis William 3 Fry John White, carpenter

6 Doble Robert, dairyman 24 Lewis Mrs.Elizh. greengro 13 Musgrave Mrs s Blake Edward, plumber

Player Octavius Robert, 2S Connett John, butcher 14 Pechell Capt. Charles 7 Winckworth Jas.ho.decortr

Western Counties 26 Kingston Joseph, grocer r6 Gammell Capt. James 8 Bolwell David, shopkeeper

5 Bakeries & Milling Co. 27 Kingston Jsph.cbina&c.dlr 17 Magniac Capt. Lane 8 Critchley Saml. hairdressr

Limited ....•• here is Weymouth st ...... 19 Brooke Capt. Edw. Fras. B 9 Rhymes Wm. greengrocer

PosT & M.O.O. & S.B 28 DurbinGeo.boot&shoema 2I Stables William Skilbeck Io Parker John, shoemaker

4 Bath Jas. watch & clock ma 29 White Eli, pork butcher 22 Dolan Miss u Cleaver JohnWebb,plumbr

4 Lee Arthur, photographer Sutcliffe Industrial Schools 23 Lock Geo. Thos.ladies' coil --

3 Watts George, plumber YORK PLACE: 24 Robertson George John Weil Charles, coach builder

2 Gunning MissKte.dress ma I Porch Charles, butcher 2S Chester Col. Paul ...... here is Brunswick st ......

2 Hyde Edwd.Jas. greengrcr 2 Jones Nathaniel,linen drpr 26 Ricketts John HANOVER PI.ACE:

1 Masters Mrs. Mary Ann, 3 Pickering Mrs. Mary & 26 Ricketts Jn.Arth.Wyndhm I Bridle Horace George

umbrella maker Pinsom Miss Elizabeth, 28 Knight James 3 Williams George Frederick

CLEVELAND PLACE WEST: fancy repository 29 Hobson George 4 Wiltshire Henry, tailor

13 Crook James, fishmonger PorterButt htl.MarkBraggs 30 Du Vernet Mrs. Colonel 5 Williams Wm. coal agent
I~ SheppyOliver&Co.teadlrs 5 TowellsMrs.Mary,ldgng.ho 3I Williams .Arthur

II Edwards Robert Edwin, 6 JohnstonThos.G.clsscl.tutr 32 Codd Misses Jeffery James, chimney swpr.

wine & spirit merchant 33 Edwards Samuel, college (3 Piccadilly place)

IO Piercy Miss Baggs Mark (York villa) 34 MarshTh(J3.Edwd.Millesc.E PICCADILLY:

8 Jones Miss LowER EAST HAYES: 3S Terry John 6 Milton Mrs.Matilda J.grocr

7 'fanner William 1 Edwards William,greengro 36 Hook MissEliza,ladies' schl 5 lUcketts John, wheelwright

6 Funnell Fredk. sign writer 2 Chappell Thos.Dare,bntchr 37 Etches Rev. William Haigh 4 Basson Ernest, corn dealer

6 l<'unnell Mrs. J. lodgmg ho 3 Newman William 38 Cooling George 3 Ash William, boot maker

4 Sweetland Wm. organ bldr 4 Kerby William Slade 3} Sharp-Gilmour Mrs ...... here is Hanover sq ......

... here is Cleveland brdg ••• S Blake Miss 40 Sculthorpe Jn.E.ldgng. ho 2 Bath George, gasfitter

CLEVELAND PLACE EAST: 6 Neate George 41 Jacob Major-Gen. Herbert I Baker Miss Carolina, linen

Eastern Dispensary (Octa- 7 Staines Henry. lodging ho draper

°Lvi.Rus.CA.Pu.Egdum.stu. rseGs..mC0o0l1l·icnas1 8KBEaNilSeIyNHGTenOrNy:
KWiinl g RiJchhard(G(Grosvenorld. g) ) 1 BrGitaanstnoinaP.H.John William
officer; George Thomas, J Tucker James, dairyman ton n rosvenor vd ...... hereis Hanover st .........

dispenser) 2 Gleaves Mrs Holder Luke, nurseryman BissAlfred John, nurseryman

7 Care Mrs 2 Needes Mrs (Grosvenor cottage) (East Hayescottage)

6 Walland Miss Josephine, 3 Hill George Taylor Joseph (Chestnut cot) ... here is Upptr East Hayes ...

dressmaker PILLAR LETTER BOX NORTH-WEST SIDE. KENSINGTON CO'ITAGES : ·

5 Haysman Miss Amy,school 4 Thomas .Alexander WALCOT PARADE : I &2 Rowlands William, job-
I~ HollowayMiss Cath. baker
4 Martin Oliver Prust 5 Wilson Spencer bing gardener

3 Sayer Arthur, pawnbroker 5 Wilson Miss I Organ Mrs 3 Winckworth Henry,plumbr

I & 2 Pyke John, linen drapr KENSINGTON EPISCOPAL 2 Hayward James1 watch & Waiters Alfred, nurse~man

CHAPEL clock maker

Baggs Joseph, jun. grocer 6 Utterson Mrs 3 Baggs Robert (Kensington nursery)

(Cleveland house) 7 Tyte Mrs 4 Wiblin William Mayall Henry Charles (Ken-

CANTON PLACE: 8 Butcher George 5 Lehmann Frank Ludwig sington villa)

I Vizard Henry, plumber 9 Tucker Mrs 6 Hawes .Alfred SmithHy. bootma. Mile end

2 Price Miss Kate,fancy drpr to Palmer Miss Jane,ldgng.ho 6 Carpenter Mis3 Basson Ernest, fly proprietor

Barter Mrs. Jane,dress ma u Duek Mrs.LouisaH.lodg.ho 7 Harding ThomasG.earpntr (Percy mews)

WA.LCOT TERRACE: I2 Lansdown Misses 8 & 9 Institution for the MILE END:

x Butt George, tailor I3 Graham Thomas Blind & Deaf & Dumb 3 Milton Mrs. Harriet, fancy
(~iss Juliet Peebles Har-
2 Stuart George, piano tuner I4 James Miss draper

3 Weedon Miss Margaret E. IS King Charles Richard C r1son, matron) 2 Basson Mrs. Maria. fly prpr

lodging house I6 Bailey Maj.-Gen. William IO Elwin Miss I FerrisAshley, grocer

4 Manning Misses Kate & Stafford II Young Henry

Ellen, dress makera I7 Jay Mrs I2 Bath Orphan Sc.hool . & Harrison Waiter, fruiterer, &

4 Cogswell Miss IS Clarke Joseph Robert M.D House of Protect10n(M1ss telephone exchange
5 Vezey Henry John 19 Gardner Miss ~arah Jan~ Tyne,matrn) WoRCESTER TERRACE :

6 Wood Mrs 20 Harington Mrs. Lowth I4 Le1gh-Lye M1ss I Southby Mrs ,

7 Barter Miss Louisa Rosina, 2I Clissold Mrs 15 Langston Rev. Chas. J?nes 2 Smith Mrs.Mary A.lodg.ho

ladies' school x6, 17 & x8. Bath Certified 3 Hunt Edward
sl~dustrial. School (for 4 Bragge Mrs
8 Willway Mrs.LucyHannah, Woodey James (Acacia lodge)
gtrls) (M1ss Margaret NowellMiss
dyer PERCY PLACE:

9 Bath Ear & Eye Infirmary I Tutton Mrs McCaskell, supt) 6 Chambers Miss

Marsh Thos. Edwd. Milles, 2 Jones Robert Preston I9 Collis .Samuel . . 7 Malin Mrs

civil engr.(Hawthrn.ho) 3 Harman Mrs 20 FranciS Alfred William 8 Turner James

SalisburyConservativeClub 4 Lewis Captain David --
s(Charles Glover, mana- BrowningMissJane,lodg.ho Anglo-Bavariau Brewery Co. Cla.rke George John (Beau-
ger) (Hawthorn house) 6 WatherstoneJas.Anderstne (John T. Hood, manager) f.or.t cot~g.e) . .

WALCOT BUILDINGS: 8 Pyke Mrs Read John beer retailer Plulhps William Wllhams J.P.
here'is Thomas st
I .Alcock Henrv, chemist 9 Scard Henry Beness (Beaufort house)
2 Howell Fredk. tobacconist IO Basso~ Miss Georgina, ···L~;G ACRB:
·•· ·••••• .•.here is the road to Larkhall...
BAL~STRAJ?E.:
3 Cooper Charles, butcher .lodgmg house 1 Hudd Wm.John insur.supt
4 Strange George, beer ret u Pmson George &Lo3ngVezAecyre& Co. coach mas I P?PJOY Wilham, boot ~akr
2 tavern, Mrs. 2 P1ke Henry, tobaccomst
5 Foote Henry, news agent ALEXANDBB BUILDINGS: 4 NewmanWm.&S~n,poultrs
I Whatley Thomas 4 Lizzie L. Tutton
PILLAR LETTER Box
6 Hall Edwin, fruitere~ 5 Bath Samuel, danyma~
2 Williams William 56 Clayfield Fredk. coffee ho 6 Barn~eld M_atthew, frwtr
WalkerRobert, corn dealer
7tCCobobbbJWamme.s,Hcyo.nffeucmtiO. ndelrr 3 Jenks Mrs . 7 Hopkms Oh~e~, plumber
4 Home James
5 Baggs Robert Henry
g Smith John, grocer Maslen Wllham, baker

9 WilliamsWm.Holbin,pantr 6 Hawkins George Blake George Alfred, paper- 8 PosT OFFICE RECEIVING
Io Morris & Son, bakers 7 Ellis Wm. McDonogh v.D hanger (Walcot house) HousE, M. 0. & T. 0.

II Thomas Joseph, metal mer ..•.•••••here is Snowhill......... & S. B

! SOMERSETSH' IRE. (.KELLY'S

64 :B.ATE.

LONDON RO.&.n-:-continued. Lorne villas. 8 West Miss Mary, dressma. Lyncombe hill.

BEAUFORT BLDGS. WEST : See PuLTENEY ROAD. 9 Brooks Mrs. Annie, day EAST SIDE.
LYNCOMBE TERRACE~
I Wain Mrs. Eliza, beer ret S<'hool
2 Partington Jn. Jas. chemist Lower Borough walls, be- Long Jacob & Sons,builders I Keel Edwin John

3 Sinclair Mrs tween Southgate st.& Stall st. 10 Peach Jsph. jun. coal mer 2 Stamp Geo. clerk of works

4 Quarrington Rev. Fredk I Nowell IsaacJ.leather seller II Waite Ric?ard Walls 3 Pope MissCaroln.lodgng.ho
S P~pe Mrs 2 Milsom Thomas Henry, I2 Batters ~ISS . . Baptist Burial Ground,
6 Nie.ulant Mrs Wm. Seer, keeper
7 H~ush John funeral furnisher I3 La'YleySaml.railwy.mspctr
S Spencer Lot, boot maker
8 Hill Joseph 3 Young Sml.Wltr.hairdrssr I4 Smith Mrs 6 Taylor Matthias, shoe ma
9 Flower Thomas Bruges Hunt Charles H~ncy 8 Love Joseph, shopkeeper
IO ~arm~n Mrs 4 Smith Mrs. Mary, shopkpr IS Lyncombe ~ W1dcombe
St. James's Memorial Hall SouTHCOT PLACE:
u P~ckenng ~rs & I Laughland John
2A, Dodson Geo. Jesse, artist
I2 Whatley Miss ...here is St. James's passage... St. James s Cemetery,

UNITED METHODIST FREE . Joseph Flagg, supt

CHURCH Pnn?e A_lbert's Somerset-

I2 Watts Mrs 8 ClarkGeo.oil&colorwareho shire Lightinfantry_ (1st 3 Wall Rt. Curtis,accountant
Volunteer Battahon), 4 Davis Albert Edgar, regis-
I3 Palmer JohnAlfd.lodg. ho IO9 MaggsSml.Palmer,plumbr (Col. ~o~mandant., A.
I4 As?man Charles Sheppard Hy china mender F. B. W~ht) . trar of births & deaths
IS WIJ:?-Slow M~s Somers~tshue Certified In-
Io Sheppard Emma, straw for Lyncombe & Wid-
combe district
I6 Smith Hastmgs bonnet maker

BEAUFORT BLDGS. EAST: u CanningWorthy,shoe makr dustnal Home for Boys, 5 Smith John

I Capel Mrs HarrnanJn.S.mrne.stre.dlr D. Young, master 7 Shirley Miss

2 Jerrard Miss IS Lamb & Lion P.H. Robert NORTH SIDE. 8 Ge?rge t'seJ?g Harris
Fishlock Richard, beer retailer 9 ~~t~e~1 avt
3 Bradish Miss Thomas Io p 1 ks Womill~s
4 Chandler Charles
I9 BirdMrs.Ann,wardrobe dlr Hibbard John, malt.ster II2I Aamr oer rMrs tam, surgeon
5 Shebbeard Mrs 20 Coward Thomas, dairy LHaavz~erldTm' heoCmhaass,. p ·whee1wrght
carpente!
6 NCroakwefMora~jo~risEsdews a rd Lower Brisr1 ;road, from Collms James &Sons, millers, I3 McCarthy Charles, county
court officer
7

8 Evans ""\\ Ilham M. D. deputy the Ol Brtdge. Camden steam flour mills Ottl M'
i~spector general of hos- JacksonMiss Emma,tobaccnst Baye_r Charles & Co. stay mas ~~ Jell;~il~!m Henry

pitals RAILWAY ARCHES: Bell mn, Jsph. Geo. Reynolds I 6 Pike Edwin James
Ha~ding George, cooper Wells William, cork cutter (I BerryJas.Alx:.(Southcotho)
9 Kilvert. Mrs Scnven Alfred, mason
IO May MISs Bell cottage) WALL LETTER Box

II WCoric~kerhaRmevM.Risds.Ki.dston M.A Gibbs James, lime dealer Stothert & P•ri.ttcLabimin.eet nmgainneferrss FMoRaEnFnIinE~8DJPn~(AFCoEre:field vil)
I2 Sumsion Waiter, wood dealer Lock W. &

I3 Atkmson Mrs . sACNhGoErLlePyLJAamCEe:s, . OLDFIELD PARK TERRACE: I Warren Waiter, corn. trav
I4 Harbord Col. Richard tailor 3 Ashman Mrs
IS Gore H~nry 7 Holmes Thomas, plum~er 2 Lock William Morgan Mrs. (Forefield ho)

...... here~sBeaufortpl ...... I 2 Saunder~ Geo.,?l~cksrmth I Rowland John 3 Dymond Charles William
F.S.A. civil engineer

LAMBRIDGE: Hump?r•es ".llham, beer 4 Thompson Edw. Christphr

I Wickham Miss retailer (Umon terrace) Holloway Jn. (Sydenhamho) 6 Pearson Benjamin

2 Trenchard Miss Purnell Fredk. shopkeeper Denman Giles (Green Pk. vil) 7 Hope Rev. Thomas M.A

s4 Codrington Mrs WESTMORGLANDboBUILDI~Gs: Whiting George (Netley villa) 10 Rogers Edward Samuel
Minto Mrs
6 Howell Miss 3 Thomas eo. ot ma er ELM VILLAS : 1 I Mercer Henry

5 Denman Edward, baker I Burgess James AuGUSTA PLACE:

7 Bush James Day BAPTIST)CHAPEL (PROVI- 2 Butcher Fredk. corn. trav 2 Curtis Misses

8 Hoblyn Miss 119 BShDrEooNkCsWE~0~· bobotkmaker Cox Frederick,timber mer- 3 Southby Mrs
9 lJrew Miss
IO Brown MI.SS chant, Sydenham wharf 4 Ponsonby Hon. Prances C
II Smith Thomas Hastings 10 D' ohrt IT h1oasm.~, ora.k ber t h P h 'll I' pS MaJ·Or Alfred (Au-
I2 Smith Mrs. King PLSA Eh. u c er MIDLAND TERRACE . 5
I48GTm: JOaHmUNM, S hk Hazeldine Charles.Piper 1
Short William gnsta house)
98
here~.s . 4 mge rs. ara ,s op pr . 6 BBakcqrueMJresan Chas. Fredc
...... st ...... ..5..R...o.b. erhtesreJoishnO,abkesetr retailer 5 WattsChas.teachr.of music 7 ae .
Lambrzdge 8 Sl~per Misses
.........
I4 Rogers Miss . Steadman Joseph (Ryden-

Couch John Tucker, miller Great Western Goods station ham villa) 9 Pnce George .
I Clark Thomas, lodging ho
(Lambridge mill) . wALL LETTER Box Powell George Ferns (Butt

ST. MARK's MrssiON HALI. Ash cottage)

London st.I4Cornwell bldgs. Green Park tavern, Mrs. Mary WALL L~TTER Box . WEST SIDE'.

I DaV·Ies. MI'ssElizabet.hKez.ia, Janhe Kn.eeCh l enh BaLthimMitetddlatnimd bSearwmMerisll.s&Cco. ...... here are St•M.ark!s p l. ~-"'
berlin wool repos1to..-v ...... ere 18 e t am st...... M 'C Calton rd ............
3I SDGYoaDlwEeNdM~'HnrAgesr.".·..' oTEWpEl lRrIei..Rlenl"tt•'"'Coa' smrEho'··p SmaIlDl LWANl.lDb.amOAcLabW.mHeAtRmFa:ker CBH...aaa.kw.r.neth.rhseooCrenrhnDza.esraBlVA.ees.Ilnde(J.(Cx.Ma(hGn.fodfrnrethaeaongrundbsea.e.nV)...kI.l_,))
2 FGTBeaarngenngenesnelJrlRMaHosI·.byBFeS··PArgtel,.badJs·olUsao&nrt'.&u•cghso·hrinono• mJeca~.de•g1rlrrr chair pr kbeeapthr 1 SCoon' a'l
3 Reyn old s& coal merchts
4 Dean Fo rest Co.coal mers
5 Cl M El' be h Bath Coal Co. coal merchants
· T:rm· t·ty 8 edarevsesr makresr. Iza t ' Adams unMda(JEolrg-G.meVnI:llaT~ hom. a)s
......... here sq......... Benjamin George, coal mercht Edm
tS Kingswood & Parkfield Col-

6 Smith Mrs. Emily, grngrcr II Gardiner John Fielding
GHlailslsoRneuAblebner, tc•hgeremeinsgt rocer CCaoVttI.l1e1 SMarms ue1' carpenter Bllaideruyd Co EBluwtoc~hder sT·thmoos.nR(oEbats. t(Hcli1'lflfS) ide
7 1I73 Coal Co. coal merchts

8

..9.hHeraenakrseTHhaotmta! sF' peaotrhkerbsuytacrhdr 19 RI'Chards MI'SS EIDI.1y, d ay Radstock Collieries (the trus- Fe1on11'wAt.c(kHReedvd.Eo. dnRm)ACuEnd Thomas
school tees of)
~.t. Skrm. e's p l ...... WESTMORELAND MART : Hallows Edmund, coa1 mer TXFORtDMTER :
I F~rhge Mrs
IO Hat & Feathers P.H. Wm. I Pinch & Co. chemists TThwo·mmm·p sgoEn dEw. &a rSdo n&ss, coonasl,mceoras1 2 CIaSmerbellrsMiss
2 Hand Thos. Danl.dairyman
Km. g r3 Batchlor Charles L. draper merchants 3 d
4 r
II Davis Fras. G. confecLioner 4 Smith Fredk Rd fishmongr Midland Railway GoodsDepot
I2 Johnson Miss Rosalina, 5 Somersetshi;e ·Industrial Welch John Thomas, contrac-
BKn?o0w~P~1e!s'cJt?asletprhavep1·e on~
hardware dealer
School (D Young, super- tor to the Bath urban sani- ~ Hrig h .1ss:
......... hffl·e is Thin's pl .........

I3 Hamlen Joseph, saddler 6 PaiynnteenSdi.ednnte)y, ,ggreroencegrrocers tary authority. See advert 4pTDRuurIOarmknRepeYsr PMriLeiAssCseEsr:s
14 Martin Fredk. H y. tobccnst Misses
Lower Camden place.
IS Three Crowns P.H. Albert 7 Andrews Saml. Geo. baker 4
See CAMDEN ROAD. 3
James Nethey Hughes Mrs Donne.
... ......here is Nelson ter......... Chivers Alfred, coal merchant Lower East Ha.yes. 2 Freeman John

(I Westmoreland cottages) I Sturtis Thomas

London terrace, opposite WESTMORELAND TERRACE; See LONDON ROAD. Stone James (Priory)

London street, Walcot. I Bernas Albert, carpenter Lyn Vale villas. L y""n"Idcocomrnbbee pl. from Old bdg.
3 Griffiths & Son, grocers 2 Hamblin Wm. coal mercht Claverton
... ......here is Carnilen st.... ...... 3 Pow William See ST. MARK's PLACE. to I!t •

4 Cottle Albert George IA, Lewis Mrs. Rosina, ser-

LongAore. 5 Milson Wm. insurance agt Lyn Wid vllla.s. vants' registry office
6 Hearse Fredk. Geo. grocer
See LoNDON ROAD. See ST. MARK's PLACE. I Strin,ofield Miss Jessie,
7 Banger Eli, boot maker
dress m:1ker

. I ' .SO' ~IERSETSHIRE. BATH. 65

DIRECTORY.]

s Keeling Henry George 2 Stocks Wilham, lodging ho 22 Serrell Rev. Henry Digby Public Baths & Laundries,

4 Cullen Henry 3 Bright William M.A.[rectorofPodymore- James Eli Cox, supt

5 Carpenter Wm. coal mer 4 Higginson Miss Jane E. Milton] LloydErnestWalt.sign writ

6 Blackwell Jas. french polshr dress maker 23 Cross Miss Arengo Seaman Jn.Waldemar,bldr

7 Meister Fredk. upholsterer 4 Higginson Wm. lodging ho 24 Mainwaring Col.ReginaldQ Morgan & Son, saw mills

8 Garland George, tailor 5 Trude Thomas 26 Shepperd Miss

9 Marsh Hemmington,acctnt 6 Mitchell William Webb 28 Burne Henry Holland Millard's court.
See WALCOT STREET.
u Tucker John, mason 7 Todhunter Albert, lodg. ho 29 Kerl Thomas

12 Brinkworth Charles, baker 8 Morris Mrs.MaryA.lodg.ho 30 Gordon Mrs

Lyncombe ter1ace. 9 Morris George, builder 32 Banning Rev. Benj. M.A MJlsom street.
10 Chard Miss Sophia,lodg.ho 33 Chandler Col. John Thos

See LYNCOMBB HILL. u Williamson William 34 Sutton Miss WEST SIDE.

12 Calman Mrs 35 Marlborough tavern, Mrs. I Pinch Edwin Felix, statnr

Lyncombe vale. Veale Miss Charlotte,ladies' Mary Ann Woodrow I Bath SanitarySteam Laun-

Woodruffe Mrs. (Lyncombe school (Manvers house) dry Co. Limited
hall) Veale Wm. (MI\nvers ho) M:arlboro";lgh lane, Upper 2 LovellGeo.Wood,fncy.drpr

Dobbs Miss (Lyncombe lodge) .••..• Mre is Stanley rd ...••• Brtstol road. 3 LingWilliam Girling,trim-

-Giles Mrs (The Grove) I7 & I8 King Joseph, marble 2 Harrison Wm. Jonn. tailor ming manufacturer

Giles Samuel } The mason 3 StevensTom,jobbing grdnr 4 Stedall Alfd.mantle wareho

Pumphrey William Cottage I3 Nicholls Thos.temprnce.htl Weston Jn. Gideon,carpntr 5 I<'ortt & Son, confectioners

Moger Mrs. (Lyncombe house) •• •.•• here is Railway pl ••• ••• Vincent Thomas & wine merchants

Gibbins Alfred, nurseryman EAST SIDE. 6 Steele & Marsh, dispensing

Sharman Isaac, farmer (Lyn- Poynton Wm. Hy. picture dlr Marlborough,street, I & 45 chemists

combe farm) BAPTIST CHAPEL St. James s square. 7 King Richard & Son,

AbbeyCemetery,EdwinPerrin, .,.... t' buildn B k 2 Robinson Miss mourning warehouse
keeper ......a.rga.re s . gs. roe 3 Pugh Mrs 8 King Rd. &Son,linen drprs

SouTHVILLB TERRACB: street to Catherme place. 4 Ogilvie Mrs 9JackmanA.&Son,watchmas

I Watts David 3 Rawlings EdwinC.fruiterer 5 Pope Mrs IO Knight Thomas & Sons1
upholsterers
2 CooperRobert,com.travellr { Collins Mrs. Sophia,statnr 6 Bailey Miss

3 'frauter John William 4 PosT, M. 0. 0. & 8. B 7 Rossiter Emanuel, lodg. ho u, I2, I3 & 14 Jolly & Son,

4 BickertonChas.R.M.crpntr 5 Mullins John, baker PosT,M.O. & T.O.& S.B. linen drapers

5 Batt Joseph 6 Shackell Richard, butcher 8 James Frost, sub-post- I4 Pearson Benj. bookseller

8 'fancock George 7 Vincent Thomas, plumber master I4 Bath Floral Fete & Band

9 Davis Thomas William 8 Cater R.B.& Co.wine mers 9 Lovegrove Mrs. L.lodg. ho Committee,

"IO Creighton Charles 9 Frampton JohnS. carpentr IO Drage Mrs Benj. Pearson, sec

u Rogers William 9A, Orchard George F. tailor u Patterson Mrs IS Milsom & Son, pianoforte

I2 Bees William IO Rudm:ln Henry, greengrcr u Murphy Rev.FrancisEdwd. & music warehouse

13 Curtis William Henry u Cooper Wm. commsn.agnt M.A.[curate ofSt.Andws] x6 Vokes EdwinJas. watchma

I4 Russell Jesse Ernest I2 Woodman Robert, bootma I2 Green Miss Eliza, lodg. ho I6 Mundy, Brewer & Mundy,

15 Macmillan John I4 King Jsph. Arthr. confctnr stock brokers

t6 Willis William Waiter I5 Rumsey Mrs. Melita. P. & Middle lane. I6 Bath Boating; Co. Limited

MissElizaW.stationrs. &c See DOLEMEADS. (L. C. Mundy, sec)

Walker William (Glenside) I6 Stagg George, baker x6 Bath Horse Show (L. C.
I 7 Wood Miss Janet, milliner Middle Dover street,Dover Mundy, sec)
Heafield Francis (Brookleaze)
SUNNY BANK: street, Walcot. 17 Eyres Geo. & Co. milliners

14 Cassells James Reid Bruce Margaret'shm,IMargaret's 6 Beesley John, baker I9 Vezey & Co. coach builders

I3 Culverwell Edwin James place, ·walcot. 19 Scovell Miss Emma, millnr
Midland Coal Wharf. 2I Kendall Richd.ironmonger
I3 Smith Francis John 3 Cottell William, haulier
4 Orchard Fredk. ho. decrtr See LowER BRISTOL ROAD. 22 Morris Fredk. upholsterer
MaryinEdwd.Jas.(2Nrflk.vls) 8 Adams Thomas, grocer 23 Gould & Son, hosiers, hat•
Rumming Miss, 2 } Tracey Barley Mow P.H. Ernest Midland terrace. ters & tailors

Macmillan Oliver, I villas W. Cavil See LOWER BRISTOL ROAD. 24 Wilts &Dorset Banking Co.

SUNNY BANK: ..•••• Mre is Gay's bldngs •••••• Midsummer buil.dings. (Jeremy Taylor Digby,
7 Wilcocks Nathl. George I7 Helps Miss Ann,shopkeepr manager)

6 Lyell Joseph Powell Daniel, coal dealer See FAIRFmLD PARK. ......... here is George st...•.. ...

5 Tudor Mrs Margaret's place, London Milbrook place. EAST SIDE.
terrace to Walcot parade. See WIDCOMBB PARADB.
4 Goss Walter George 25 Merrikin Jn.Bilby, chemist
2 Dainton Edwd. confectionr Mile end. ::z5 Foster MissEleanor,millnr
3 Peters George 3 Logie John, boot maker See LoNDON ROAD. 26 Somerton Miss P. fancy
2 Couch William Henry
:x Smith Benjamin repository
26 Hooper George, solicitor
Lyndhurst place. 4 Coleby Jn. Wm. greengrcr
26 Hooper Jn. W. auctioneer
5 North Pole P.H. Joseph Miles' bldgs. I5 George st. 27 Parkhou8e & Co. oriental
See THOMAS STREBT. Jefferies
2 Ponsford John, beer retlr warehouse
Macanlay building& 7 Young Fredk. fishmonger 3 Gill & Bush, solicitors
7 Brimble William, painter 3 Gill Christr. C. solicitor 28 Cooper Mrs. Fanny E. shoe

See WIDCOMBE HILL. warehouse
8 Dore J ames, greengrocer 3 Bath Humane Society (Jas. 29 Cooper The Misses Isabella
Magdalen place.
Day Bush, hou. sec) & Jane, ladies' outfitters
Marlborough buildings. 4 Cramond Hy.brewers' trav 30 Finagan & Co. hair dressrs
~ee HOLLOWAY.
I Ruth Reginald 5 CanningMissAnnie&White- 3I Collings Edward Francis,
Malvern buildings. 2 Davies William M.D
head Miss Florence, schl silversmith

See FAIRFIELD PARK. 6 Vachell Mrs 5 Cole Mrs. Charlt. dressma 32 Pridham Mrs. Alrbt.Edwd.

Malvern terrace. 7 Carter Capt. Edward 6 Dyer Basil A. solicitor berlin wool repository
32 Lambert Hy.photographer
8 Hayes Rev. Thomas M.A 7 Smith Robert, dentist

See CAMDEN ROAD. 9 Coote Charles Jn.Aldworth 8 Applegate Wm. coml. trav 33 Turner Brothers, naval &

Malvern villas. IO Valpy Mrs 9 Pearson Mrs military tailors
II Ellis Admiral William
IO Bradbury John, dentists' 34 Heafield Francis &Co.glove

See CAMDEN ROAD. I2 Carleton Gen. Henry Alex machinist manufacturers

I3 Brymer Waiter Spencer u Brown Mrs. Charlt. millnr 35 Hale David, solicitor

Manvers place, Henry st. 14 Brooke Rev. Canon Richard I2 Hexter Miss Emma, millnr 35 Butcher Henry, chartered

3 Monk James, fly proprietor England M.A. [rector of . accountant
Bath] Milk street, south of Kings- 35 Bath & District High Level
5 Bennett Miss Anne, teacher

of music WALL LETTER Box mead square. Water Works Co. Lim.

Masonic Hall I5 Heywood Richard Oliver I Card Henry, shoe maker (Henry Butcher, sec)

Manvers Hall 16 Cardew George S. M.D. [in- ~o Helps George, beer retailer 35 Arnold John, photographr

spector-gen. ofhospitals] Orchard Thos. wheelwright 35 Plum George, cutler
:Manvers street, Kingston 18 Tanner Miss Anne, ldg. ho 27, 28 & 29 Sants Edwin, 36 Mallett & Son, jewellers,
sq. to G.W.Railway station. I9 Leechman Mrs
tobacco pipe manufactr silversmiths &c

WEST SIDE. 20 Connolly Vice-Adml. M Sants Walter, potter 37 Phillips W. A. ironmonger
z Collings Cannings 2I Parry Mrs
Baggs Edwin, engineer 37 PerrenAug.Frdk.phtgrph

S G. & B. 5

66 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [ KELL't'S

MILSOM STREET-continued. jMonmouth street,Westgate 5 Seagram Lieut.-Col. J.H.S. 17 Bladud Coal Co. (Ezekiel

37 Young Women's Christian place to Charles street. 6 Morris Mrs Leg-ge Brown, agent)

Association & Home 3 Stier John, hair dresser 7 Gill Mrs 18 Hill Wm. umbrella rnanfr
(Miss Isabella Spence, Hollister John shoe maker 8 Egerton George 18 Weaver !<'rank, dentist
53
hon. sec) Walker Robert corn dealr 9 Eldred Edward 19 StierMchl.&Son,watchmas
38 LordJn.&Thos.Robt.tailors 6 Griffiths & Son: grocers ro C~ope Richard Henry 19 Withy Alfd.Ernest,sol~citor
Wmtl.e Char]~ . 20 Great . ~ester';\ Ratlway
38 BirdFredk.C.photographer 87 Singer Mrs.Kezia,shopkpr II Kenmngton Wtlham
39 & 40 Rtuckey's BankingCo. Mills Hy. wardrobe dealer I3 RecelVlng Office,

(Arthur Stuckey Lean, IO9 WBaalikleeyrGGeeoo.rAg.e~tcmo.ospaewr mls Wall & Co. agents
manager) Mount Pleasant, Lansdown 2o McCarthy Hy. Wm. solicitr

4I CharlesWm.boot&shoema 12 HillierMrs.Eliza,shopkeepr road. 21 GoldsworthyRbt.&Co.tailrs
3 Batten Valentine, sbopkprs 22 & 22~ Goddard John & Co.
4I SpurgeAlgernon,photgrphr 13 Gamlin Samuel shoe makr
42 Col~ihole Rf.chd ..linen drapr 14 Collett George,~eei\,OTocer 7 O'Neill John, marine store wholesale confectioners
43 Smtt~ & Wills, Jewellers ~c
15 Wrigbt Richard, boot makr dealer 22A, WaddyJas.F.tobacconist

c44 Medrmgton Marcus, hair 16 GarlickWm.firewood dealr 9 Richardson George, boot & 23 Kitley Edward, watch ma

dresser ••• ••••• • here 'Z·S ro.f.ls la ••••••••• shoe maker 23 Wilkins Brot1hers, brewers

45 Davis & Sons, gasfitters 17 Richards Mrs. Emma Jane, 23 Crump Char esJn.stationer
OCTAGON CHAPEL (EPIS· greengrocer Myrtle place. 24 Midland Railway Receiving

COPAI.) 20 Monmouth Street Society See LONDON ROAD. Office
Nelson place east,
OcTAGOY CHAMBERS: . for Relieving Sick Poor, 25 Ty&leeS~I~r~lthdtneErdcwhaanr~d, wine
c.hesterman Wm.Thos. sohctr Richd.Watson,collectr

Silcock Thomas Bal!, surveyor 24 Hannams Hy. beer retailer See LoNDON ROAD. 38 Counties Conservative Per-

Bath Land Co. L1m. (Thos. 28 GWroifofdinmaPn.WH.mM· Crhsa. s ·pDaiianntar N e1son p lcarceescwenet.st , N orf lk smoacnr·eetnti (BJenn. eCfi.tCBouxi,ldaigntg)
B. Silcock'sec) 30
o

46 Wortbington & Co. Lim. Chh;~1i!'Prince's st I Hopkins Mrs Ne:W Bo:ild Street build-
brewers ...... Cu . h M •••R... 2 NCroamcr.sofst·rMmaejo.n-Gen.Bernard mgs, New Bond street.
47 Drummond Wm. C. flori.st 30A, grenemngnrgocaemr rs. . 3
Smi~h 5 Fennell Wm. Art~r. ld,g. ho I p eac11 WI'llI' am, grocer "11".
Miss ~ara ~ ~ills wine me~chant
47 Miss Catherme, milliners 31 Stewart Geo. confectioner .
32 Payne J oseph, hair dresser 6 Lansdown Fre~e~ck Chas 2 N ?~le &Chrvers,goldsmrths

33 Tanner James, carpenter 7 Keel Robe": Wdham 3 GII ard Henry & Co. tea &
8 Farrar David
Monmouth place U er 34 Frost William chair makr coffee dealers
Bri.stol road, comm'enc.mPPgat ePrAe Uu· LS,st.PJA,'oRhInS'Hs pRlo.o.M.... 42I NB8HE1.ueLmnsShsOs1HNe0I·y1gV1..hTvILehHLroAesn.Str:cyhr.ofmusi·c
Monmouth st reet ,eastward. 35 ST. New Bond Street pUlapcpee,r
.... .. h New Bond street to
37 Crook Wm. Rufus, butcher Borough walls·
ST. PAuL's PLACE :

Button Mrs. Mary,refresh- Montpelier, Belvedere to 6 Clift Frederick EAST SIDE.

ment rooms Julian road. 7 Crocker Alfd. Jas.ldgng.ho I Rudge John Arth.Roebuck,

M~ore Wm. coach builder I Cooper John Haviland philosophical instrument

I Bailey Edward, boot makr 2 Wallis Thomas, lodging ho Nelson villas. maker
I & 7 Edmunds Henry Her-
2 Cross Charles Hy. saddler 3 Hancock Miss See NELSON PLACE WEST.
2 Roberts Miss bert, hair dresser
3 London & West of England
4 Lee Miss New stt·eet. 3 Pouter Wm. beer retailer
.Yeast ~o. (R.Rees,man) CHRIST CHURCH See DoLEMEADS.
CH~ISTCHURCH COTTAGES : 5 Wilkinson Bros. printers
4 Shp Edwm, batter I HFraarnvkecyoEmlijMahissTheodo~ N.
5 Bull C~arles, shopkeeper 2 ew street, Kmgsmead sq. WEST SIDE.
....R..AheILrWinAs~CMumISbSeIrOlNanRdorodM..... 6 Mitchell Joseph Wm. baker
J>ickford & Co. carriers, 7 & 2 Edmunds Henry Her-
Bath Aerated Water Co.
bert, hair dresser

Limited (WalkerRaggett Roberts Jas.H.ridingmastr Henry Bird, agent 8 Norris Mrs. Mary,dress ma

&Co.Limited,proprietrs) Moore Wm. coach builder I Bick Waiter John, dairy 8 Graves Sydney John, sew-

King's Arms P.H. William 8 Edwards George,ironmngr 3 Powell Henry,pork butcher ing&knitting machine dlr
Osborne h· .,.r .-/!. d d 4 Harris James, coffee rooms 9 Fisher Frank, stationer
·•• ·•• ere t.S .1:uorJ or r ... ... 5 Hardm' g J effery S. confctnr x·
2 Jones Wm. pork butcher Moorfteld terrace. N Ch r1es
9 Scott Geo. boot &neshwo~eamgta ew mg stre?t, a
2A, EllisMrs.Catherine,dairy IO Llewellyan Wm. street to Great Stanhope st.
4 Sealy Charles, grocer
5 Dorey Jspb.Heath,confctnr See 0LDFIELD ROAD. n Fisher James, hair dresser I Aplin Mrs. Geo. lodging h()

Howe Mrs. Malley, dairy . 12 RodwayMrs.Hannah,ward- 2 Keene Alfred, artist

6A, Wise Mrs.Jane,wardrobe Morford. street,Julian road. robe dealer 3 Watson Mrs.Elizh. stay ma

dealer I May Mrs. Mary Sarah, 4 Osborne Alfred, builder
7 Dury Edwin, boot maker corn dealer New Bond str$et. 5 Webber Edwin, lodging-h.<>

7A, Silby Jubal, gasfitter I May Miss Mary Ann, SOUTH SIDE. 6 Brown George

7A, Cole Charles Whitehorn, dress maker I, 2, 3 & 4 Ealand F. & C1o. 7 Foote John, lodging house

bicycle repairer 2 Tibbitts Maurice, saddler linen drprs.& silk mercrs 8 Cook Mrs.Olivia,Iodging h()

8 Gilbert Mrs. P. beer retlr 3 Rose P.H. George Button ...... here is Bm·ton C1't ~.. ... 9 Howes Lawson

9 Bullin William, tailor 5 Cooke George T.paperhngr 5 Mattingly Mrs. Maria, 10 Weekes Miss Sarah Ann,

10 CambridgeWm.Edwd.grcr 9 Bull George, accountant dress maker lodging house

IOA, Chappell Rbt.Jas.shpkpr 10 Hutchings Rowland, pork 5 Pavitt Misses Lalira & xo Weekes William, tailor

n Coles William, boot maker butcher Louisa, dairy II Brownell William, teacher

... here is Little Stanhope st ... u Francis George, painter &c 6 Stock Brothers, tailors of music

r2 Wootten Noah, shopkeeper 13 Pullen George, tailor 6 McTavish MissAlexandrina 12 Godwin Albert, lodging ho

I4A, Young Wm. Jn. coal dlr I3 Pond Wm. carver & gilder Martha, dress maker 13 CooperMrs.Susan,lodng.h()

I5A, SendallWltr.Hy. grngrcr 18 Gleed Miss SarahAnn,grcr 7 JonesWm.Hy.fancydraper 14 Atwell Hy.Wm.Iodging ho

I6 Hughes Thomas Golding, 19 Curtis William, tailor 8 Taylor Alfred, bread & his- 15 Seaman Mrs.Annie,Iodg.h()

boot maker 20 Green William, tailor cuit baker 16 Ashley Miss

Smith John, wheelwright 23 Bunch of Grapes P.H. Ed- 9 Clough Thomas,gunmaker 17 CarterMrs.Elizh.lodgng.ho

...... here is Charlotte st ...... ward Neil 10 Western Counties Steam x8 Dury Edwin, boot maker

17A, Brimble David, coal dealr ...... here is Lansdown rd ...... Bakeries & Milling Co. 19 Ponter Charles, tailor

x8 West Henry, carpenter 24 Phelps James, shopkeeper Lim.(FrankW.Lucy,sec) 20 Hamper Miss Alice, school

I8A, ElbroJn.scripture reader 25 Baker Wm. chair & sofa ma ...here is New Bond Street pl... 21 Pratt George, auctioneer &

19 Mariner, West & Tylee, 26 Baker Thomas, beer retailr n Fanconi & Co. confectioner valuer&collector ofpoor's

metal workers 29 Naile Wm.lamp & oil dealer 12 Hopkins Joseph, hair drssr rates & sheriffs' officer

I9 Fry Hy.Arthr.jun.auctionr 30 Gibbons William, tailor 12 Shepherd David Hill, asses- for Somerset

I9 Bath & West of England 31 Cross Miss Sarah, ldgng. ho sor of taxes 22 Turner Mrs

Pantechnicon (Henry A. 32 Mercer Edwd. Jn.B. builder I2 Phippen William,accountnt 23 Bally John, lodging house

Fry, jun. proprietor). 33 Milsom George,tobacconist 13 Shepherd Wm.Clark,tailor 24 Hartree Thomas

See advertisement 34 RobertsJas.H.riding mastr 13 Pocock Miss Elizh.dress ma 25 Long Charles,fly proprietor

20 Mortimer Hy. auctioneer t B W I4 TooneJsph.Vidler, chemist 26 DafterMissSarah,lodgng.h()
22 Tiley Joseph, shoe maker Moun eacon, a1cot. NORTH SIDE. 27 TownsendFredk.lodgng.h()

23 Cooper Thos.Geo. beer retlr 2 Strover Major-Gen. Henry 15 Edwards Joseph, mantle 28 Bolwell George, upholsterer

24 King Edwin, shoe maker (Sunnyside} warehouse 29 BrooksChas. Wm.ldging hf}

25 Windebank Oscar, timber 3 Brinkworth Robt. Messiter 16 Brown Tom G.haberdasher 30 Tuck Isaae,carriage trmmr

merchant 4 Whatley James Lander 17 Vilven Wm. jun. fruiterer 31 Byfield Mrs.Harrit.drss ma

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. .BATH. 67

32 Silby Jubal, plumber New Market row,Bridge st. n Falkner Misses 35 Pollard Mrs. Ellen,shopkpr

33 Newbury Thos. upholsterer 1 Sollis Henry Geo. fruiterer 12 Horsford Mrs 37 Sharp Wm. chimney swpr

34 HardingMrs.Emma,ldg.ho 2 Newman Fk. Geo. butcher 13 Kemmis Henry 39 FareFredk. Wm.carpenter
•••••••••her~ are Stanhope pl. tj- I4 Swabey Rev. Henry ~irch-
Llttle Stanhope st.••••• h3erCe riosotkheWemnt.rRanucfeu sto, f iMs hamr knegt .r field M.A. [chaplam to Northgate .
street, HJgh st.

35 Western Counties Steam 4 & 5 Claek Thos. auctioneer theRoyalUnited Hospital to St. Michael's Church.
& to the Penitentiary] 1 JusticeAlfredJohn,butcher
Bakeries&MillingCo.Lim 6 Rummertavern Mrs Char-

35 SheppardMissKate,stay ma lotte Carter ' · IS Shum Mrs 2 EalandF.&Co.linen drapers

36 JamesMrs. Susannh.ldg.ho 7 Beef Steak tavern, Richard 18 Dixon Rev. Jas. Murra.yM.A ...... htrre is Neto Bond st... :..
35A, Weeks George, grocer Miles Lovett [rectorofTrinity,Walcot]
3 TyleeJn.Ed.wine&spiritmr
36A, Williams Wm. greengrcr 9 Meade Ezekiel dairy Norfolk villa.s. 4 Payne James, boot maker
37 Hurford Edwin, lodging ho ' 4 Castle Commercial hotel,
38 Cox John C. insurance agnt New Orchard street,South- See LYNOOMBE VAI.E. John Rubie

38 Perman Miss gate street to Philip street. 5&6 JarvisBros.confectioners

39 ChamJ?ion Mrs. Caroline, 1 Greenslade Wm.Hy.gasfttr North parade. 7 Price David, photographer

lodgmg house 2 Warmisham Saml.scale ma IA, Dunn George, printer 7 Britton Jas.Lacy,frntre.dlr

40 RobinsChas.Wm.lodgng.ho 3 Gingell Chas. dining rooms Fernley House hotel, 7 Barratt MissAgnes,milliner
4
41 SalmonMrs.Mary,ldgng.ho Crown Brewery inn George William Lawes Harrison 8&9 HortonGeorge &Daniel,
41 SavageMissMarie!dressma 3 Bath Union Offices (John cabinet makers
43 ~ckerJohn,lodgmg.house Biggs '
45 Starr Mrs. Ann, lodgtng ho
5 & 6 Swift & Kingston, bath Mannings, clerk) xo FisherRobt.&Co.confectnrs
chair manufacturers
Superintendent Registrar's u Cooling George& Sons,seed

46 Rugg Geo. Peter, shoe ma 7 Shore Stepben, grocer Office (John Manning, merchant.s, &c
47 & 48 'fownsendMrs. Sarah,
supt. registrar) n BathUnitedLiberalAssocia-

lodging house New quay, continuation of 4 Child Mrs. Ellen, lodg. ho tion(T.B.Silcock,hon.sec)

so49 Tyte Georgo, lodging house Broad quay. S Hurley Mrs II WilkinsonFras.comsn.agnt
Reynol_ds Mrs. Theresa, IO SpurrellJames, shopkeeper 6 ChedgZ?wG~o.houseagt.&c 12 Lewis . William & Sons,

lodgmg house Linsley John currier .••... here u Plerrepont st .•.••. publishers, engravers,
51 Pouter John, auctioneer ' 7 ~ansdown Miss printers & stationers

52 Crane William, lodging ho New Westgate buildings. 7A, HarveyThos. accountant 12 Bath Daily Herald &North

53 Lansley J ames, lodging ho See SAw CLOSE. 8 Cox Edward, lodging house Wilts & Somerset Guar-

WESLEYAN CHAPEL 9 Cochrane Alexander dian (Wm. Lewis &Sons,

SalterMissEllen, ladies'schl Newark Cottages. Io Way Joseph, lodging house publishers&proprietors).

••• here is Cumberland row .•• See PHILIP STREET. II BridgeMissesAgnes&Mary, See advertisement

54 Shee Mrs. Annie Maria, lodging house 12 Bath Directory(Wm.Lewis
Newark strec:~· Dorchester 12 B~rrow Mrs. Eliza, lodg.ho
lodging house & Sons, publishers).

55 German James H. academy street to Phihp street. LtsterMrs:(Nth.Parade ho) 12 Tucker Jas. Allon, solicitor

Market, . ~Jtreet. I Harris Jas. cabinet maker .......... here ts IJuke st ••••••••· 12 Fear Herbert,commssn.agt
New IA, Waterson Geo.cabinet ma 13 Carlyon Mrs I3 Ward & Co.seed merchants
Htgh

I, 2 & 137 SimsWm.fruiterer IA, England Jn. Jt'. vet. surg 14 Day Joseph 14 Hales Thomas, butcher

3 Taylor Miss Ada, florist 3 Foster John, builder North Parade Bridge, 15 Carey Mrs.M.chinawareho

4 Button Jn.china & glass dlr 5 Martin John, baker Fredk.Grey,toll collector 16 Kempson Geo. Fdk. hosier

5 & 6 Ferris Alfred, prov. dlr 7 Jelf&Co.medireval irn.wrkr N 0rth d Bath . k 17 Packer & Co. tobacconists
7, 8 & I3 Batt &Co. poulterers · 9 Mitchell Saml. Geo. builder roa wtc · N th b la d bld
'
11 Cryer John, butcher .•.......here is. Philip st ..•.••.•• WALL LETTER Box or urn er n ngs.
12 Weaver George, butcher 12 SilcockMrs.Anne,ldging.ho Mallock Mrs.(No~t~ lodge)
.Queen square. .

20 & 2I Smith Thomas,butchr 13 HayterMrs.MaryA.drss.ma Dunn Thomas Wdham M.A I Collms Frank Henry,ta1lor
22 Cryer Charles, butcher ...... here is Railway st •••.•. Bath College (Thos. Wm.Dunn I Munday Luther, academy
2 Appl~by .'!9~ffery,la~ ~tnrs
25 Ollis Charles, b?tcher 16 Thomas Wm.lodging house H.A. head master) 2 Enghs?Wdl~a~ J.sohct~ors

27, 28, 29& 3oBeaV1s Sl.butchr 1 g Long Jacob &Sons,builders Dunn Rev. Joseph Chas. B.A
31 & 32 Matthews Albt. butchr Smith Brooke coffee rooms Bromley Rev. Thomas Massey 2 Bath ElectricL1ghtCo.L1m.
34 Marshman Arthur, butcher 20 ST. JAMEs's 'HALL (back M. A. (house ~aster of Bath (Hy. Geo. Massingham,

35 WeaverWm.meat salesman entrance) college) (Darlington house) managing director)
38 Weaver Chas.meatsalesmn Orphan~pprenticeHome(Miss 2 Bomer~ets?ire Coal Canal

40 Noad Thos. meat salesman Nile street,LowerBristol rd. Ann Smger, matron, Upland Navtgatwn( Wm,Jeffery,t

4I NoadJonathan,meat salsmn 1 Vardon Alfred Thomas cottage) principal clerk) .
3 ~llton Thos.& Sons,solictr
42 Cray Edwd. meat salesman 3 Heal John lodgin.,. house North Farade buildings ' 4 G1bbsThomasWasbbourne,
43 Noad John, meat salesman ' "' N th d
so49 Jones Robert,meat salesmn or para e. solicitor
Wotton Wm. meat salesmn Norfolk bldngs. James st. I Coo~e James, shopkeeper 5 GibbsThomasWashbourne,

51 & 52 Gundry Henry, florist I Booth Mrs . Io JenmngsEdward,beer retlr _jun. solicitor
53 Sidman Mrs. Mary,grngrcr 2 Woodley Ri~hard,lodg. ho
G1bb~~erbertWashbourne,

54 Biss Alfred John florist 3 Smart Edwm Jacob North Farade passage, soliCitor
56 & 57 JonesThos.~kt.grdnr 3 Adams Rev. Alphreus
North parade. 5 Harvey Miss

58 Every Wm.marketgardenr Leopold B.A. [curate of 3 King's Head,Francis Baker 6 Bartlett Geo. Hy. solicitor ·

59 & 6o Hopkins Mrs. Sarah St. Paul's] 4 Townsend William, baker 7 Maule&Robertson,solicitrs

Anne, greengrocer 4 Co_x Charles, tutor 5 Bennett Fredk. lodging ho 7 Box Bath Stone Co. Lim.

66 to 71 Mansfield John Wat- 5 Wmckworth Mrs N 0 r t ha t o t t & 6 (R. C. Dames, managing
mp nlds ree uli5 director)
son, greengrocer 6 Fussell Mrs • ·an N~rthumberl~d
72&73 Glisson Thos.tripe drssr 7 White Mrs Abington bui ings, J
74 Steger Chas. greengrocer 8 Huddart Miss road to Portland road. place,

83 & 84 LancasterJn.prov.dlr 9 Curtis Sidney Morgan, 1 NewportAlfd. Rd.lodg. ho H1ghstreet to Unwn passage.

85 Marshman Jn. pork butchr teacher of music 3 Perry Daniel I, 2 & 3 Stoffell Ww. Martin

IO.J. NewmanJames, fishmngr 10 Dawson William Frederick 4 White Horse P.H. Edwin & Co. grocers, &c

IOJ Taylor Hy. market gardnr II Wibley Charles Harvey 4 Tucker Mrs. Eliza Jane,

109 & no Ashman Mrs. Jane, 12 Bush Mrs 8 Brown(Miss Amelia)&Hart beer retailer

market gardener :rg Wadsworth Miss (Miss Jane), dress mkrs 5 Davis Thomas, watch ma.

Ill & 112 Tylee William Geo. I4 Corbould Miss Io Knee William, lodging ho 6 Haines Mrs. Eliza, boot ma

market gardener I5 Freeguard Fras.lodging ho I5 FearnsideHy. tchr.of music 7 Wornes Mrs. Martha Ann,

II4 Tylee Mrs. Ellen, fancy I6 BurgeFrederick,lodging ho 16 Bethell George dairy

repository I7 Townsend Thos. ho. decrtr 8 FryerMrs.R.E.fancyreposy
115 Francis Henry, dairyman Norfolk crescent. 19 WilliamsSidneyHy.painter 10 Beaupin Fredk.L. tobaccnst

n8 Bullock Wm. greengrocer 2 Pabst Mrs 20 Fellowes Miss ........here is Union pass.••.•.•••

122 Curtis Thomas, florist 3 Dyke Robert 23 WilliamsMissMary,lodg.ho II DudfieldSaml.&Son,tailors

128 Martin Rd. Jas. fishmongr 4 LeakeyRev. Henry Palmer 24 Weston Mrs I2 EustanceMrs.Jane &Gard-

131 Batt & Co. poulterers 5 Goold Valentine 25 Greenhill Joseph, pdlnter ner Miss Elizh.lace clnrs

X32& I33 SmithHy.mkt.grdnr 6 Brown Col. William St. B 29 Scull Joseph 13 CloaklyChas.photographer

134 & 135 Smith Thos. florist 7 Radcliffe Miss 32 SaundersJames,lodging ho I3 Cloakly Miss Elizh. artist

136 Lydyard Mrs. Hannah, 8 White Stephen ..•...• here is Arundel pl •••... I4 Willway Mrs. Lucy H. dyer
Harper Henry, chimney IS Adam_s Ern.est Jn.e~aver
market gardener 9 Jeffery Mrs

137 & 1 & 2SimsWm.fruiterer 10 Huddart Miss sweeper(4Arundelplace) I6 Gunnmg Wm. Hy. tailor

S. G. & B. 5*

68 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY's

NoRTHUMBHRLAND PL.-con. City Coal Co. coal merchants Gardiner EdwinJn.(OI\kleigh) 7 Cross Keys P.H. Lionel

17 Stoffell William Martin & Carpenter Wm. coal merchant Musgrave Geo. (Westholme) Stevens

Co. grocers &c Bladud Coal Co. coal merchts Collins John (Rivers) 8 Central Police Station,

x8 & 19 Potts & Co. chemists Tlv>mpson Ed. coal merchant Livermore Arthur (The Hern) Lieut.-Colonel Reginald

20 Thornley,Hunt&Co.hatters Reynolds & Son, coal merchts TitleyWm. A. (Cheriton ho) T.Gwyn,chiefconstable

. Twining Edwd. & Sons, coal Leon Abraham (Lime lodge) Albert Richd.Noble,clerk
Oak street, Lower Br1stol rd. merchants LEFT SIDE. .........here i., Orange et.........

17 Baily Henry, shopkeeper Brazier Herbert Jos.auctioneer 9 Sun P.H. Frederick Pearse

18 BroomMrs.Srh.shopkeeper Parkin Lewis (Harben villa) (Thorn bank) 10 Hunter & Clarke, mnfrs. of

19 Doyle Luke, dairyman TappEdwinHarold(Exetervil) WESTMORELAND VILI.AS: soda water & lemonade

QuEEN VILLAS: 2 Burgess Philip 10 Clarke Benj. Gillam Kift

Octagon chambers. 8 Small James 3 WebberWilliamMaunder n Athenreum (Robt. Amery,

See MILSOM STREET. 6 Small Wdliam 4 Preston Samuel librarian)

Odd Down place. 5 Kerslake Roger, academy 5 Clement Mrs. 12 Kingswood & Parkfield Col-

4 Griffiths Charles 6 Poolman Samuel George liery Co. (J.Edward Hen-

See WELLS ROAD. 3 Short William Henry 7 Stanley Frederick shaw, manager)

Old B ond s t reet, bottom of 2 Short Miss Emma, school 8 Vowles Mrs I3 Heathcote Mri. W. C. dyer
I Titley Miss 15 Twining Edward & Sons,

Milsom street. Glendell Alfd.Geo. (Myrtle vil) coal merchants

EAST SIDE. Ambrose Stephen(Bishopston AllwrightAlfd.(Lansdown vil) 15 Titley Edwd. Bewsey,solctr

5 Byfield Miss Maud, millinr lodge) WALL LETTER Box ...... here is Terrace walk ......

6 Charmbury Mrs. Harriett, Vaughan Geo.(Leighton villa) CEDAR VILLAS: 17 & I8 Sturmey Miss Georgi-

fancy repository Gilby Charles (Drakeloe) I Stone John ana H. furrier

7 Murlis Joseph Wm. fancy ChilversFredk. (Westmrlnds) 2 James Miss 20 EllisonMrs.Mary A.stayma

draper Phippen Wm. I } Beaumont 3 Long George J. 20 Savage MissesA.&A.miUnrs

8 Arnold John, photographer Millard Edwd. 3 villas 4 Adams William Austice, 22 May John B. watch maker

9 & 10 Yabsley Andrew W. PassmoreMrs. (1 Dawlish vils) commercial traveller Oxford buildings,

artists' colorman Ibbertson Mrs. I} Starcross 5 Musgrave James

9 & Io MoutrieChas.L.auctnr Helps William, 2 villas 6 Walker Waiter See LowER BRISTOL ROAD.

PILLAR LETTER Box ShepherdHy.Rt.P.(Raleighvl) Oxford row, Belvedere.
here is Upper Borough walls BanksChas.Edwd.(Walton vil) Duck William

WEST SIDE. CARISBROOK VILLAS: Wasbrough Rice H.D. (Ar- I Armstrong Mrs.Lucy,lodg-

U White Hart vaults, Edward 2 Weaver Harry George denvohr) ing house

Smith I Taylor Alfred Knight Hy.Marvin (Lyndhrst) 2 Read Mrs. Elizth. A.lodg. ho

u Becket & Son, undertakers · Craddock John Plastow Mar- 3 Wintle Rev. Thomas Dray-

12 Wood Martin Harvey Goul- Willcox Frank (The Roses) shall (Marston villa) ton M.A

ter, printer Hallam George Robt. comcl. Green Hugh (Badminton villa) 4 Sims George, ldgng. house

Bath&Cheltenham Gazette. traveller (The Lilies) WALL LETTER Box 5 De BreffeMrs.Jsph.lodg.ho

See advertisement Magrath Mrs. (lnglenook) Andrews Stephen Fox (Elms- 6 Gardner Saml. C.ldgng.ho

u Sayce(Betton), Vaughan& SandfordMrs. (2Enmorevils) leigh) .... •• here is Bennett st ......

& Co. share brokers CriswickHy.Chas.(Dunbarho) 7 Stokes Miss Charlt.lodg. ho
-.:2A, Maxfield MissMary Elizh. Webb Arthur Jn. (Royal vil) Oldfield Park terrace. 8 Wallbridge Miss Sarah M.

berlin wool repository Chesterman William Thomas See LOWER BRISTOL ROAD. lodging house

13 Soane James Wm. & Sons, (Ryde villa) Oldfield place. 9 Bolt Mrs. Cath. lodging ho
xo Mitchell Wm. lodging house
music warehouse Bowcott Jas. Wm.(College vw)

I4 Gregory & Jelfs Misses, PearsonBenj.R.F.(Lynthorpe) See OLDFIELD PARK. n Peach Miss

berlin wool repository Allen Miss (Denbigh lodge) 12 Gordon Mrs. Edward Wm
14 Davis Henry James, art Spain Rev. Dixon(Earlesdene) Oldfield road, Wells road.
Oxford terrace.
screen manufacturer Cox John (Lynton villa) LEFT SIDE.

I4 Da.visMrs. Srh.china depot KingstonEdwin (Sydney villa Silcock Thos. B. (Oldfieldldg) See LYNCOMBE HILL.

15 Davies&Hillier,phar.chmsts Jones James (Stratton house) Jolly Thos. (Park View lodge) Paradise houses.
x6 Wilton Miss W. milliner ReynoldsFrederickWilliamD. Provis Jaco b, fly proprietor

z.7 Hawkins&Son,auction~ers (Derby villa) RaineyJas. Tuck (St.George's See WELLS ROAD.

x8 Smith Bros. & Co. cabinet Twining Edward (Earle villa) lodge) Paradise place.

makers FortuneChas.Rt.(Hankleyvls) Titley Edwd. B.(Oldfield villa)

1[9 Canning Geo. cigar mercht Taylor Miss (Conybush) Ghey Horatio H. (Mt. Rose) See HoLLOWAY.

20 Noke Edward, hosier Humphries George (Thorne Jolly Frank (Stow villa) Paradise place.

21 Pa.yne & Co. goldsmiths holme) Hewitt Mrs. (Southborne)

......... here is Quiet st ......... MurrayJn. H.(Livinstonevil) Smith Miss Naamah (Crows See WELLS ROAD.

. RidgeRev. Wltr.Robt.(Elston) moor) Paradise row.
Old Darlington wharf. Lock Thos.(n Livinstone vils) Landon Col.Saml. (The Ferns)

See SYDNEY GARDENS. Draper Thos. (Gordon villa) Kitley Thos.(Oldfield nursery) See HoLLOWAY.

. Clark ArthurJas. (Gleddy ho) Kelson Thomas,farmer (Moor- Pa.ra.dise st. from Wells rd.
Old Kmg street, Queen sq Patman Wallace, 2} Victoria lands farm)

:;a Smith Mrs. Annie, lodg. ho Meakin Rev. Thos. I villas RIGHT sm:s. 4 Weeks James, ho. decoratr

3 ButlerMrs.Martha,lodg. ho Stone Tom T. (Willow glen) Massingham Henry George 5 Swanburough Wm. Thos.

4 HuntMissEliza,lodging ho Tregarthen Stephen (Haw- (Claremont) painter

5 Payne & Fuller, solicitors thorn glen) Harston Mrs. (lnglecroft) 8 Sawyers Chas. cab proprtr
...~..here are Bartm bldgs...... LIVINSTONE VILLAS :
Falkner Lieut.-Col. Frederick 9 Lewis Mrs. Sarah, ldgng.ho

8 Tice Miss Rose, teacher of 3 I<'oster Joseph John (Sunnyside) IS Smith SydneyWilliam

dress cutting 2 Knibb Samuel Long Jacob (Percy villa) 19 Sherbom Wm.marblemasn

·;1o &nJolly&Son,silk mercers I Mills Ernest James Matcham John (Belgrade) p d'
Colebrooke Hy. (!lex villa)
a.ra. lBe terrace.

· OldOrcbarc:tstreet,Manvers Roberts Thos. (Ashley house) Baker John, market gardener See HOLLOWAY.

place to Pterrepont place. Bees Sidney Gray (Ashton ho) (Oldfield Park gardens) ..

x6 Shakspeare inn, Wm. Ash Lewis Jas. Wm. (Brynhyfryd) Harding Charles (Oldfield Paragon, 15Bladud bmldmgs

17 Moger Thomas, carpenter Vere-Welwyn Edward (Dra- brick & tile works) to Walcot church.

x8 CrookJn.boot&shoemaker chenfels) Hales Richard (Moorfield ho) u, Usher Geo.boot&shoema

. Harries Mrs. (Cromer) Sprouting Harry, 3} Moorfield I Maggs James Chas. artist
Oldfield park, Lower BriStol Wood Martin (Stoneywood) Elling Stephen, 4 terrace. I ShackellMissEllen, teacher

road to Wells road. Fortt Fredk. (Charnwood ho) Manners William Geo. (Moor- of music

RIGHT SIDB. Farley Misses (Effingham ho) field villa) 2 Nott Miss Sarah, ldgng. ho

0LnFmLD PLACB: Colmer Geo. R. (Rose dale) 2 Carss Rev. Thomas M.A.

1 Dillon George William Bowles Henry (Etfingham) Onslow villas. [curate of St. Michael's]

2 Francis Henry Taylor lames D. (Blair Athole) See WEsTON ROAD. 3 Ricketts John, solicitor

3 Banfield Herbt. ins. agent Ellery Chas.S. (Eiburton villa) 3 Ricketts Jn. Arthur W. solr

Cogswell James Parsons (Leo- Orange grove, East end of 4 Tylee William, lodging ho

l'arham Wm. hortcultrl. bldr pold villa) the Abbey. 5 & 6 Bright Miss Emma,

Mould Bros. bldrs.(Wstmrlnd) Bracken John ~Glen view) 3 1.inay &Co.surgical instru- lodging house

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Gerrish Henry (!<'airfield) ment makers 7 Eva.ns Wm.Geo. lodging ho

CoAL WHARF: Dickinson Geo. (The Laurels) 4 Abbey hotel, Chas. Wicks 8 Baggs Misses Harriett &

Peach Joseph, jun. coal mer Walker Samuel (Rose bank) 6 Wood William, boot maker El.Ua, lodging house

l •'

DIRECTORY.] SOM.ERSETSHIRE. B!TH. 69

S Harris Mrs IS Pitcairne Thomas xo Manvers Arms P.H. James Prince's buildings, oppo-

S Fasana Mrs I9 Pierpoint Rev.Edwd. P.u.A Pearce site York buildings.

10 Chadd (Miss Ann) & Wiltou 20 Smith Mrs .••••• here is Newark st ••.••• I Pullar J. & Sons, dyers

(Miss Eliza), lodging ho 2I Wailer Mrs SwaffieldWm.Hy.beerretlr I Oliver Miss Ethel, dressma

II Grove Miss 23 Haynes Mrs 16 Bartlett Samuel, carpenter 2 TuckettHy.Herbert,dentist
11 Skinner Mrs
24 Fansbaw Col. Thos. Basil I7 Paisey Wm. umbrella ma 3 Dudley Edmund Lewis,
I2 Wilson John, dentist 25 Parsons Mrs. Charlotte 19 Clark George, painter &c surgeon dentist

I3 Elhs Richd. lodging house Fanny, day school 4 DormerFrederickM.artists'
colorman
I4 Little Miss 26 Tyers Rev. Thomas M.A. Piccadilly.

15 Lystor Mrs. Alice, ldgng.ho [chaplain to Mineral See LoNDON ROAD. 4 Dutt()nJn.&Jas.photgrphrs
I6 Skeate Edwin, surgeon Water hospital] 4 Church of England Young

I7 Nethercot Mrs. Amelia L. 27 Goodwyn Mrs Piccadilly place. Men's Christian Society
See LONDON ROAD. (Rev. J. Murphy &
lodging house 2S Gosselin Mrs Edwd. Wells, hon. secs)

1S Lewis Miss Emma,ldgng.ho 30 Windsor Miss

I9 Smith Edwin,lodging house 3I Von Donop Vice-Admiral . . 5 Kitley William, florist
20 Stokes Miss Susan,ldgng.ho Edward P. B Plenepont pl.Pierrepont st. 6 Winckworth William D.

2I Saumarez The Misses 32 lrvine Waiter M.D 2 Richardson Mrs. Ann, surgeon dentist

2I SaumarezRear-Adm.Philip 33 Lenny Mrs dress maker 7 Underwood Enoch, tailor

22 Latter Richard 34 Nedham Miss 4 Lanham Thos. Jn. gasfitter 7 Titley William & Sons, pro•

23 Chard MissEmma,ldgng.ho 35 Brown MissAnn,lodging ho Vaccination l;tation (H. vision merchants

24 WilliamsStephen,ldgng. ho 36 Peppin Misses Crelliford Hopkins, pub- Princes street, Queen sq.

25 Bowen Sydney .•. here is Park Street mews .•• lie vaccinator)

25 Bowen Misses 38 Allen Mrs. Frederick 6 Dill Ralph Jacob 2 Smith Frdk.R.ticket writer

26 Wood Miss 39 Bateman Mrs 3 Blake Frederick, plumber

27 Rowley Mrs. Kate,ldgng.ho 40 Hughes Thomas Pierrepont st. from North 5 Goding John D. tailor

28 Thorndike Mrs. General 4I Ashley Miss parade to Kingston square. 7 Thompson Mrs. Mary Ann,

29 Bolwell Alfred Rd.ldgng.ho 42 Gill Christopher Coleman 2 HardingMissV.R.lodgng.ho dress maker
...... here is St. Jarnes's sq...... 4335AVTV, uioMccwkkulMenwsdrM·syIt.lr"MIEsa.lErmiszm,hia.lcyloc,lodduggninntgga.nhhtoo 8 Beau~o:t Arms P.H. Thos.
29 Walker Wm. Searle, surgn
30 Williams Isaac, solicitor Park Street mews, 36 & 37 Phdhps
30 Glover Francis, solicitor II Staples Frank, shoe maker
Davi.s EdPadrk'fshtree.t. b m~ster •.•..•... gh. eKreinagrsetoSnosuqth parade Prl.or park, head of Wi.d-
31 Edwards Roland, english w · os. ]O .••••••.•
&e. t utor PageRobt.Henry,fly proprietor combe vale.

32 Toleman Thomas

Shorland William Henry
ColoopdegringMhrso.usSearah Ann,
33 Bath School of Art (Charles yla
Martin Hodges, hd.mstr)
2 MaPtathreswosnJaags.ech1. mneny. .swpr
34 HubbardJas.com~rcl ..trav 1 SS. Peter & Paul (Catholic)
35 ForttFr~dk. p1>~~a1t pamter CCaonlloegnesunT(iRli.1igamhtsRDe.vD..EpdrewSdI·-.
35 Fortt MIS~ CeCilia, teacher S

Hayman Wm. upholsterer 9 Collett MissEdith,ldgng. ho dent ; T~_e ery ~v. J ames
Hancock Wm.R.upho!strer 10 JordanMrs.Fras.lodgng.ho Canon \\llhams, v1ce-pres)

of drawmg Isaacs Thos. Wm. banJ? ma 11 Harvey Edwd. lodging ho Maps<;'n Wm. Toper, farmer
36 Hayward Jesse ~ead ~has. ~rench poliSher 12 Stone Charles, lodging ho (Prwr Park farm)
.1.3..S..thaerrre Sydney Thomas
Walcot Cem~tery (closed) S1ms Fredenck, turne~ Prior Park buildings.
is Pim·epont pl..
ST. SwiTHIN s CHURCH Dudley Wm. Th?s. pnnter .. ..
Park gardens, Weston (be- II H~wes.Thos. cabmetmaker 14 Spencer Mrs.Mary,booksllr See PRIOR PARK ROAD.

yond the Borough boundary.) II Pierom Stephano, ~odeller 15 & 16 Chandler Mrs. Ellen, Prior Park cottages, Prior
Longworth-Dames Mrs. (Ross- II Osborne Albert, bmlder lodging house Park road, Widcombe.

lyn villa) Percy place. Portland place, from Port- I Gay Frederick, mason

Boulderson Lieut.-Col. Wm. See LONDON ROAD. land road to Mount Pleasant. 2 Denner Robert Edw
Lovell (Greenbank villa) 3 HorsemanThomasEdward,

Brown Mrs. (Sydney villa) Perr mead Lyncombe vale I Chirnside Jas. boys' school schoolmaster
Bunbury Vesey Thomas (Ash- • 2 Watson Lt.-Gen.Edward D 4 Serle John, bath chair mkr
Y '
W~LL LE~ER Box
ton villa) 3 Mulcaster Mrs ._ Blanchard Frederick
liill Mrs. (Sunnylands) Ma1tlandMiss(Perrymead ho) 4 Graham Maj.-Gen. Alex- 6 Turner Misses

Hunter Captain Frederick Weste:n Mrs. R. (Moregrove) ander William 7 Symons Miss Ada F. scho:>l

Ernest (Springfield) Devemsh Mrs.(Perrymead et) 5 High School for Girls 8 Courtney William, jobbing

Tagart Wm. Hy. (Parkfield) Jeeves Thos. (Perrymead ldg) 6 Eardley- Wilmot Rev. gardener

Stothert John Lum (Audley) Catholic Cemetery, Ernest Augustus H.A. 9 Smith Mrs
Thomas Hunt, keeper [rector of Walcot] 10 Payne Arthur

Park lane. Christmas William 0. (Wood- 7 Holley James Hunt 11 Olive Mrs

Hoel-·WalshMr8.(Graftn.pl) bine cottage) 8 Alexander Andrew

2 Beckett Mrs Duckworth Russell B.A., J.P. IO Murray Mrs Prior Park gardens, Prior

2 Falkner Miss (The Cloisters) ... here is Mount Pleasant •.. Park road, Widcombe.

3 Darley William M Moger Alfred G. Derwent I2A, Portland Arms P.H. Mrs. I CooperwaiteJohn, scripture

DaubenyWm. (Strattonho) (Warner) Harriett Cleverley reader for St. Mark's

12 Holland Wm. lodging ho 2 Gillett Thomas George
Park place, 9 & 10 Park Peter street, St. James's I3 O'Donoghue Mrs. Colonel Stone Tom
3 Bornemann Mrs
street to Cavendish place. parade to Corn street. 14 Comber Capt. George M

I Heath Mrs I Godfrev Mrs. Mary feather I6 PalmerMissSelina,ldgng.ho 4 Martin Theophls. cattle dlr

2 Mainwaring Mrs. Admiral dresser ' .••.•.here is Burlington st...... 5 Gadd Samuel

Park st. IS St. James's sq. 3 IngramEdmd.wheelwright 17 PC~lacrkh JWaiml~eisam 6 Poisson Adelcv
4, 5 & 6 Hughes Geo.greengro 18 . ·.

I Turner Surg.-Gen. John n Bristow Luke, shopkeeper 19 Kmg Austm Pnor Park road, W1dcombe

F.R.L.s 14 Old Chequers P.H. Charles 20 Beach Rev. Wm. Henry H.A parade, Widcombe.

2 Bruce Misses Cavill WEST SIDE.
3 Jenyns Miss
I6 Dowland Rd. W.cork cutter Portland rd. Portland place. I Merchant William, painter

4 Barlow Maj.-Gen. William I7 WalesJames, pork butcher Macarty Miss (Portland villa) 4 Canvin Job, shoe maker

James Pratt 21 Cannings George, grocer Ford Mrs. (Bedford villa) 5 Alien Jas. cabinet maker

5 Meyrick Miss 22 Puddy George, coal dealer ST. JAMES's PARK: 7 Pritchard Henry Jas. tailor
6 Buckeridge Mrs
26 Mason's Arms P.H. James Ealand J<'rederick (Hill- 8 Stapleford Peter, painter

7 Wood Mrs .H.utland marton villa) 9 Morris Chas. Wm.carpentr
S Bruton Wrey Chichester Peterborough place. 2 Marsh Mrs 10 Stone Frederick, painter
8 Toveys Misses ... here are Prior Park cots •••

9 Warden Mrs See DoLEHEADS. Minchin George, nurseryman PRIOR PARK BUILDINGS:

•••...••• here is Park pl ••••••••• :1 Yates George
Io Rogers Mrs. Mary Ann, Philip street, St. James's Portland terrace. 2 Edwards Miss

lodging home street to Newark street. See HARLEY STREET. 2 Silversides Miss
II Clarke Mrs. Whitmore 3 Alien Leonard Henry
I2 Cole Mrs Sheerly John, wheel chair- p . b"U s·100 h"ll 4 Humphries Joshua William
man (2 Newark cottages)
nmrose _L • 1•

:13 Carpenter Surrey Edwd. S 2 GodwinMissAda,upholstrss The RetreatP.H. Jsph.Markey 5 Gibbs Francis Henry

I5 Youn(J' Anthony W 3 Brooke George, tailor Pearce Mrs. Louisa, beer retlr 6 Gunston George Henry

I6 Burt Edwin 6 Palmer Hy.pianoforte tunr Crisp Samuel, dairyman 7 Bowcher Mrs

I7 ClarkeCol.JamesCumming 7 Lanham John, tailor Mould Wm. Henry, nursery 8 Leader Wm. corn. traveller

70 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

· PRIOR pARK ROAD con, I2 Palmer Miss Elizabeth, QuEEN's PLACE : Queen square.

9 Hunt Waiter John berlin wool repository I6 FathersWm. jobbing grdnr IA, Carter Richd.M.D.physcn

I x Clarke Mrs I3 PrewettEdwd.umbrella rna IS Blake George, mason I Little C. E. & Nash, solctrs

u Smart Robert Broughton 14 Weekes William, tailor I3 Vincent Thos.lodging ho 2 WaldronJn.Thos. priv.hotl

13 Fisher Mrs rs Goddard Arthur, confectnr Roe Mrs. (Queen's cottage) 3 Heard Edward, lodging ho

14 Gould Robert r6 Holvey Wm. tobacconist Fe~n~ Mrs. Emily Jane, 4 Inman Adam & Thring,

IS Edwards Miss Hannah, 17 MemberySydney,tobaccnst mtlhner (Queen's cot) solicitors

lodging house rB James Wm. boot&shoe factr IO Golden Fleece P.R. William here are Wood st. ~ Bartan st

17 Proude Mrs 19 Bennett Mrs. Selina, news Charl~ Hod~es s Harris John D. goldsmith

IB Wood George Harvey vendor •••.•• here ts Carolme ter •••••• 6 RansfordThos.Davis,surgn
I9 Wood Cyril Jones
Adams Mrs. Mary, shop- 7 Drummond Mrs. James
Pulteneygardens,Pulteney keeper (I Carolina ter) 8, 9, Io, u & 26 Francis

Sotheby Mrs. (Lyncombe rise) road, Widcombe. 9 Soup Kitchen Mrs. E. private hotel

Davey Misses (Ashley villa) I Newman Charles 8 Frost John, turner I2 Pinnell MissAnne,ldgng.ho

Moor Mrs. (Walton lodge) 2 Veal William 7 Wheeler Henry, dairyman I3 Stone, King, King, Stone

......... here are Lync()mbe vale 3 Edbrooke Nathaniel 4 Mould George, carpenter & Watts, solicitors
~ P e:rrymead...... •• . 4 Rodway Miss 3 Candy John, shopkeeper ...... ...here are Princes st. 4'

EAST SIDE. 5 Shuter Daniel Josh 2 Candy Brothers, brewers Chapel row............

...here are Priar Park grdns... 6 Hill Miss (Smallcombe brewery) ST. PAuL's CHURCH

Woodbridge Wm. (Rockley ho) 7 Hick Mrs I Beavis James, butcher I4 Barrs Mrs. Thos. ldgng. ho

LaneFergusWright(Brooklyn) 8 Wood James Hicks ..• here a1·e Princes bldngs ... I5 Simpson Mrs

Lane Miss Florence, profes..'IOr 9 Mullens Walter Edw Pack Horse P.R. James Dury 15 Simpson Capt. Charles

of the organ (Brooklyn) IO Hull Mrs (I & 2 Albert terrace) 16 Smyttan Mrs

WillisThos.Walt.(Homeleigh) II Knott Joseph Roberts Samuel, greengrocer 17 Newman Mrs

Gower Rev. Harry Frank I2 Sinclair Miss (I Carolina place) 18 Brodrick The Hon. Misses

(Glynwood) 13 Moore Richard Harwood Rogers William, gardener (3 r8A, Turner John, lodging ho

Smith Wm. insurance agent 14 Sturges John Evans Woodbine place) 19 SummersGeo.Wm.lodg.ho

(Holborn house) Wells & Son, florists Rogers Edwd. Saml.builder&c ...... here is Charl()tte st ......
.........here are Regent ter. ~ ...... here is Queen's par ......
Garlick Mrs. Emily, lodging IS Jackson Misses

house (Cambridge house) 16 Chivers Cedric the Canal bridge...... 21 & 22 Bath & County Club

Richards JohnJsph.(Ferndale) r8 Isaacs Edwin EAST SIDE. (Jn.Gait, house steward)

Mills Henry Wm. (Kinross) I9 Goldney Gabriel Rose Henry Fulwood (Glen- 23 DavidsonMaj.-Gen. James

Shackell Thos. (Crandale ho) 20 Edgecombe Misses cairn house) 24 BurridgeMissEmma,ldg.ho
... .. • here is Gardan rd •• .... 27 .Sabine Mrs · l Pulteney 26 & 8, 9, ro & u Francis
Sipel Mrs. (Chapham house) 27 Sabine Miss Stone Mrs.
Stone Henry R. f house
Mrs. E. private hotel

Grant Hy.ldgng.bo.(Rock vil) 28 LeGrice Miss Thomson Urquhart George 27 Cowan Fredc. S. L.R.c.P.
Jones John Bright(Glenhurst) 29 Marshall James Alfred (The Grove~
Lond. surgeon

Huntingdon Geo. (Hope villa) 29 Marshall Miss ... here the Ratlway crosses ••• ......... here is Gay st .........

Foster Mrs. (Clan villa) Cottell Thos. mason (Albert

Haines Mrs. (I Leicester cots) Pulteney mews, Great Pul- cottage, Railway lane) Queen Square place.
~ilkinson F~ancis (Fernle~gh) I Knight Thomas & Sons,
Ashley John, I }Worcester teney street

HensmanEdwin,2 cottages Honeybone Edwd. fly proprtr 0 Donnell Miss (Avenue villa) binet makers
Alexander Mrs. I} Glo'ster WhiteWm.Hy.gasfitter&smith Brewer Jn. A. (Summerleaze) ea

NeateHy. H.Thos.2 cottages Ryall Fredk. coach builder Sloggett Richd. (Iowa house) Queent s~e~!· tTr.i~
Le-Patourel Lievre (Wharf-
Jennmgs George, I } Somerset Ames Alfred, fly proprietor 0 we s ree · street

Budd 1\Irs. 2 cottages Howard John, carpenter dale house)
Grantham Mrs. (The Limes) 2 Sava~e Joh~,.shoe maker
Rogers Mrs. I }Warwick

Grubb Miss, 2 villas Pulteney place, ..here are Pulteney gardens... 2 Hardmg Willlam, carpentr

Clarke Miss I } Baliol See DOLEMEADS. WALL LETTER Box 3 Castle Robert, watch ma

Gibbs Mrs. ' 2 house Pul~ney road, from ~ath- Bartlett Thomas Edward, 5 RTooloemmJ~ans.THhaows:ksepsi,rgiat svfaiuttletrs
Welch Jn. Thos. (Summer ho) landscape gardener 7
Welch Wm. A. vet. surgeon WI~kchurchtoCanalbndge, Widcombe Gas works,
......here u Harnngtanpl ......

(Summer house) Widcombe. Jas. Smart, local supt II Bream Henry, shoe maker

Peacock Edwd. (Bewdley villa) WEST SIDE. CAROLINE BUILDINGS: Queen villas.

Dugden Philip (Oriel house) Reeves Miss, } Barnard 20 Downs William Francis,

Alexander Mrs. (Oriel cot) Reeves Roger, house emigration agent See 0LDFIELD PARK.

Couch John Tucker, miller Seiley Mrs. 2} Barnard I9 GoughMrs.Emma,laundrss

(Widcombe mill) Spackman Henry, 3 villas IB Warren Samuel Queen's parade, Queen sq.
I} Ayrl:ington 17 ~rownJohnThos.lodgng.ho
Priory place. White Mrs. 2 villas r6 Eames S~muel Lear I Rasch Mrs
See LYNCOMBE RILL. Bla,nd Mrs.
Prospect buildings. 2 Wallace Miss
l::lTON~LE~GH VI~LAB: I6 EamesMI~se:sL.&M.school Robinson Mrs
IS Dudley w.d~tam 43 Jervis Hon. Miss
I Lewm Nathamel I4 Beaton Wdham James Frances Mary Carolina
2 Clerk Mrs

See WELLS ROAD. 3 Challen Mrs 13 Wells Josh. wood turner 65 Cockell Col William
4 Phillip William Alien r2 Chappell,Mrs.Emily,ldg.ho Johnstone Rev. Chas.Fredk
Prospect place. u Dudlef Fredk. Jn. ~odg. ho
See CAMDEN ROAD. . 2} L.orne ro Butt Saml. T. lodgt~ ho 78 Stokes Mrs hotel
Francis:Mrs.E.private
Brmkw?rth Jacob, 9 Johns Thomas, lodgmg ho Jennings Miss
Hall Miss A. W. C. I villas 8 Stone John Walker Mrs
Prospect rd. Widcombe hill. Convent of La Sainte Union 9
10
Collett Henry, dairyman d.es Sacres <:reurs, educa- 7 Ascott James . II Thomson Mrs. Hay

(Violet bank) twnal establishment, con- 6 Hodges Geo.Sm1th,lodg.ho I2 Harris Richard ldgng ho
Huntley Rev. John LBaptist] ducted by ladies of theOrder 5 Hill Mrs. Lavinia ' ·

(Shunem villa) ....... here is the way to Narth 5 Fear Mrs · Queen's Parade place

Robinson Mrs. (Fairstowe) Parade. toll bridge...... 4 Baker Mrs.Sophia,laundrss Queen square. '

... here the Ratlway crosses ••• 3 West Thomas B · M M lod · h
Prospect villas. ..here is Ferry la. IJolemeads.. 2 Free Registry & Temporary rlar rs. ary, gmg 0

See BEECHEN CLIFF. SuMMERLAY's PLACE: Home for Young Ser- Queen's place.
Providence villas. 13 Coombs James Valentine vants (Miss Elizabeth See PULTENEY ROAD.
12 Stockall Geo. haberdasher Pinnell, matron)

See HJ<:NRIETTA PARK. II Batt Robert I Tonkin James Henry .
xo Saunders Jesse ST. MATTHEw's PLACE: Qwet street, Wood street

Pulteney bridge, Bridge st. 8 & 9 Bartlett Job, beer retlr 9 Snow Arthur Legg,lodg.ho to Milsom street.

NORTH SIDE. 7 Dinham James, grocer 8 Large George 2 Bath & Somersetshire

I, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Duck, Son & 6 Lush Miss Jane, laundress 7 Long Wm. James, mason Dairy Co. Limited (Fras.

Pinker, music warehouse s Colston James 6 Long Miss Dorcas Emma, Henry Tucker, sec)

7 Shackell Mrs. L. fruiterer 4 Budge Frederick Charles dress maker 3 Ambrose Bros. watch mkrs

8 StaffordSaml.Jas.prov.mer 3 Wiltshire Albert Edward, 5 Upchurch William 3 Dunn&Hill,commsn.agents

souTH SIDE. jobbing gardener 3 White Misses 3 SpurgeAlgrnon.photogrphr

9 Jones Mrs. Mary Esther, 2 Date Charles Wm. painter 2 Radford Edwin Alf 4 GodfreyAug.Ths.linendrpr

dress maker & decorator I Channon Mrs. Margery, S Singer Manufacturing Co.
Io Roworth W~. watch mkr r Hi~ Ch~.Edwin,dairyman
lodging house W.G.Sharland,managr

II Musgrave&LICkfold,mllnrs .here 's Middle la. IJolemeads• ... here is the Canal bridge ... 5 Robinson Leopold H.dentst

•

DIRECTORY.] SOl\1ERSETSHIRE. BATH. 71

6 Hammermeister "Henry Richmond hill, Beacon hill. 4z Pleace Miss Gertrude Ann, "St. Andrew's ter, Alfred st.
Frede~ick, ~bacconist
Wiggett Edward H.(Beech- _lodging_ house. I, 2, 3, 4 &; 5 Evans & Owen,

...... heN u Mtlsom st ...... field house) 42 Kxdner Mxss AnmeFrances, wholesale & retail drapem

1 Eames Jacob & Sons, Lister Mrs. (Northfield ho) day school . 6 Oram Tom, job master
Bothamley Rev.Hilton H. A. 43 But~er Geo. lodgmg ~ouse Maggs Waiter, bookbinder
-w.:atch makers 44 TramedNu~ Inst1tute & 9, Io & 11 Evans & Owen,
8 SmxthBros.&Co.cabnt:mas (Richmond lodge)

9 Head Thomas, Fredenck & Starbuck Miss (St. Kildas) Home (Mtss M. Taylor, wholesale & retail drapl'S

Waiter, cabinet maker& 2 Stanley Rev. Francis Wm lady superintendent)
:xo Powell & Powell, anctionrs
3 Brown Thomas 45 de la Sudarie Prospar, St. Ann'spl35NewKing st.
u MagerFr~k. boot&shoe mkr
44 Cour Miss teacher of ~rench 3 Dudley Geo.insurance agnt
••.,..... here u Queen st ......... Done Miss 46 Head Frede~ck
6 Hyden Mrs. Matilda, dress

]taby place, Bathwick. 5 Gill Wallace 47 Faulkner MaJ.-Gn.Hy.Cole maker
6 Wilmot Mrs so48 Wals~ Mrs
BATHWICK. PARISH CHURCH 7 Molesworth Mrs New l!!n, Harr! Cottrell 8 Hamblett Thos. carpenter
••

(ST. MARY) 8 Fenton Miss .....here u Catherme ·mews..... St. DaVld a place.

~ Clarke Mrs Pollard Wm. jun. florist Rivers Street place. See DOLEMEADS.

~ Tanner Miss Richmond place, Beacon See JULIAN BOAD. St. George'a place.
2 Heath Miss
3 C~~;llaghan <?om.Geo.A. R.N See UPPER BRISTOL ROAD,
hill, Walcot. Roohfort place,Bathwickst.

4 Mttchell Mtsses Jones Mrs. {\'alleyView ho) to Cleveland bridge. St. James' parade, Corn st.
.5 tord ~hn
~ Snook Martin, dairy' I Green Edw. Aug 2 Drake John, lodging house
~Jooaryns-;veayrkdSs~Mm"1u8e8l 3 Amor Mrs. Annie, lodg. ho
'9 I Barker Miss 2 TurnbullGeo. Wardlow M.D 4 Beak William J ames, tailor
~~ Ja~~~~cGeu~~!!uel Peters 3 Medrington Marcus 3 Hamilton Albert 6 Kopp Andreas, musician
5 Heath Miss Helen,dress ma 4 Carey Mrs. (Rochfort ho)

JWo1h-11nt.satmons 6 F~rd Wm. lodging house Cleveland bridge (George 7 Kopp Miss J ane, dress ma
M" 7 Hmgton Hubert, beer retlr Chas. Wolf, toll collector) IO CoombesMrs.Mary,lodg.ho
1I32 MIrSsS I3 Phill~' psJ n. J·Obb"mg gardenr
on s hill, L kh ll ~~ Stone James S. painter
I154 SChheuprhcehrMd rMs I.SS 15 NorriS George, shoe maker .a.o e ar a · I2 StoneMissMartha dress ma
22 Love1.1 J a~es I 6 Smt·th Thoma.s, carpenter I3
24 Ha~dmg RIChard Osman t. Graham Albin I<' 'reden· ck,

x6 Leigh Misses hopuasen.sh Ro a.l railway inspector
StI.cleleark &E-•l.'o.Ldmguinndg' 25 SWtoh~iteehAebardahMamrs, I BowkeYr Al1carne, sbcoeanrd"mg ho I~n;7o, CPoopllpinlessEtodnweinBrWos..cataripleonrster
'~7 26 b_eer retlr

IS Dike Geo. Thos. coal mer 27 Davts Robe~t, artiSt 3 Baldock Mrs I8 SandallGeo..A.lamp wareho
T.... Re C:h~i 1. f.;_·~·
Syd h 28 Congdon Mtchael Thomas 4 Studd Mrs I9 Devonshire Arms P.H. Jas.
29 Gillo Robert 6 Burckhardt Adolphus A Keedwell
ndew
u(~w~h . kv.ect o)g · ' 39 Bruton Mrs. Ann, beer retlr 7 Micklethwait Maj. George 20 Hibbert Wm. hair dresser
a WIC r ory 51 Nott William, shoe maker Nathaniel 20 Rich William butcher
8 Churchill Joh~.
Raglq 'Villas. 52 Tudgee Henry,_painter 21 Jones James,'grocer

See RAGLAN's. Mahony Damel, stone 9 Henderson W1lham Henry 23 Bristow George, lodging ho
mason (Belle vue) 10 Hammond Anthony J.P 24 Hiskens Mrs.MaryA.ldg.ho
Raglan villas. Randall Jo~n, ~arket gar- II ~ann He~ry
See WELLS .ROAD. 25 Crane Charles, lodging ho
........ h~n·e is .Amory la ........
Raglan's, Claremont. dener (Hill vtew) 12 Pttman Etzak
Hooper Mrs. Mary, beer retlr WALL LET~ER B<?X
13 Carpenter Vice-Admiral 27 Hutton Ed ward B. tailor
RAGLAN VILLAS : St. Stephen s NatwnalSchls Hon. Waiter Cecil 28 Hacker Mrs. Mary lodg.ho
I Goodridge Alfred Samuel MacKillop Charles William 3I
3 Rowe Waiter 15 Sto~e Jo~n Perry Samuel, coff~ roomJ
4 Bush Robert
Rivers street. .. 33 WhittockArthurA.boot me.

I Findon Miss 16 Bra1kenr1dge Will1am J'er- 36 Snell James, tailor

3 Lane James, lodging house done J.P 37 GreenTreeP.H.Jn.Franklin

4 LaneSydney,lodginghouse I7 Conant Mrs St. James's park.
5 Newman Miss 18 Falconer Alexander P

Coombs James, shopkeeper 6 Gourd Miss 19 Handley Rev. Edward M.A See PORTLAND ROAD.

(I3 Fairfield terrace) 7 RawlingsMiss Mary,ldg.ho 2o Ruth Percival
CummingsMrs.Elizh.laundrss 8 Phillipps Miss 21 Offley Mrs . St. James's square, 8 Marl-
23 ~organ Rev.. Edwm ~ohn borough ~treet.
Io Bishop Miss
11 Whitaker Miss Elizh.ldg.ho 24 ScotL ~rs. FltzmaurJCe I WestAlwyn, lodging house
Railway arches.
See LowEB BRISTOL ROAD. 12 Perry Mrs.Elizh.lodging ho 25 Peel MISs Silvester Andrew G.ldg.ho
. 3 Scott Mrs
I3 Nickleson Mrs. Louisa, 27 Walsh H~n. Mrs. Dtgby 4 Smith John, lodging house
Railway lane. 28 Bruer~ Mtss
lodging house 5 Skinner Mrs. Russell
14 Plyer Aug. Geo. lodging ho 29 Walbr.xdge Mrs
See PuLTENEV ROAD. 6 Lean Mrs
15 Baker James,lodging house 30 Hawkms Col. Scott 7 .Bourch"ter M"1ss
Bailway place, opposite Gt. ... .... he1·e ··u Gloucest er st ...... R oya1 villas. 8 Nott Miss

Western Railway station. 16 Presley John, grocer See l<'ONTHILL ROAD.

Great Western Railway, 17 Hawley Mr11.Mary, lodg.ho Russell s~reet, Bennett st. 9 Osmond MissMary,lodg.ho
Bath Station (J. H. 18 Rickwood Mrs.Eliza,ldg.ho xo Strettell Miss

George, supt. ; Charles 19 Watkins Mrs.Mary,lodg.ho to Rxvers street. 12 Batho James

Gritlith, goods ditto 20 Carroll William James I Presley Miss Mary, lodg.ho 13 Bagshaw Edmund Acres

Holmes & Co. timber & 21 Southcomb Miss 2 Bell G. lodging house 14 Davis Robert, surgeon

slate merchants (Rail- 22 Southc6mb Mrs 3 Moore Mrs 15 Ricketts Mrs

way wharf) 23 Reynolds Misses Amelia & 4 Tanner Miss Ellen, lodg.ho ..........here is Park st.....4 ••••

3 Ambrose Ambrose, builder Lydia, dress makers 5 Morris Mrs. Ellen, lodg.ho 16 Helme Mrs. (Colloney ho)

Parsons John 24 Smith Misses Jane & Mary, 6 Norman Miss 17 Gilmore Miss .
18 Eden Mrs
4 Martin & Son, cabinet mkrs lodging house 7 Selwyn Mrs

.S Bladwell Joseph,.builder 25 Pattison Mrs 8 Girrard Mrs. Henrietta, 21 Walker Lady

Urch John W. basket ma 26 Simpkins Misses lodging house 22 Buttanshaw Rev. Preben-

Royal Station hotel, Walt. 27 Ely Mrs. Rarah, lodging ho King LouisJoseph,surgeon dary John M.A

Hill 28 Morris Mrs. Eliza, lodg. ho (Rivers house) .... here is Great Bedfard st....

...... here is b.fanvers st ...... 29 Griffiths Mrs.Elizh.lodg.ho ......... htJ•tJ is Rivers st......... 23 Cooper Mrs. Eliza, lodg.ho

SouthWastern Temperance 30 Palmer MissCarlne.lodg. ho 9A1 Young Women'sFriendly 24 X ewman Ernest Jas.ldg.ho
hotel, l<'redk. Rosendale 31 Tarry Samuel, draper Association (Miss Mary 25 Thorne Miss Ann, lodg. ho

4 StoneHy.Mills,trav.draper 31 Tarry MissesEllen&Sarah, Jeffes, superintendent) 26 Manchester James,lodg.ho

5 & 6 Railway hotel, Mrs. day school 9 Kiing Mrd. Ann, lodg. ho 27 Ollis Miss Eliza, lodg. ho

Clara Reynolds 31A, Horstmann OttoG.watch 10 l:<'letcher Mrs. Ann, lodg.ho 28 Orde Miss

7 Clerk Charles maker II Wornell Miss Matilda, 29 HannMrs.LucyJane,ldg.ho

Coward Wm. H. engineer 32 SlackJames D. lodging ho lodging house. 30 Randall Mrs.Caroln.ldg.ho

lta. 33 Plowden Miss :12 Ogilvie Misses 3I Clark J<'rank R. lodging ho
ilway street, Newark .........here is Russell st ........ 13 Noble Mrs. Emma, lodg.ho 32 PooleMissSarahAnn,ldg.ho

street to Stanley road. 37 SmaleMrs.Emma,dress ma 14 Purvis Col. Charles 33 Carrington Lady

IA, ProctorFrdk.Albt.draper 38 Nourry Madam Henrietta, 15 Forbes Mrs 34 Knee '~hos.earthenwaredlr

4 Moody Miss teacher of french 16 King Henry, lod.,oing house ......here 18 St. James's pl.,••••
39 Airey Miss Mary Parke 17 Gibson George, lo~ing ho 35 Beaumont w~.M. surgeon
7 Toone Thomas John

8 CroomMrs.Harrt.ldgng.ho 40 Langdon MissEliza,lodg.ho 18 Clark Hy. Jas.lodgmg ho 36 Bartrum Edwm, lodg. ho

72 B.ATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. [KELLY'S

· ST. JAMEs's SQUARE con. xs Ketnor John • Shum'11 court, 6&7Cheap st.

BaouqHAM: PLACE:

37 WhistonEdmd.&Co.chmsts I6 Barter William s·3 Shorter Luke, carpenter YoungJn.Christr. blacksmith
.......kere is St. James's st •••••• 17 Cullum John William 4 Edwards Geo.pork butcher h"1l Land
':J8 HaggerMrs.Louisa.lodg.ho x8 Shernon Henry James 5 RochMissMaryJane,shopkr 1on _L • s own cres.
7 AscottSydney,beer retailer Parsloe Edward Wm. A.
40 Keeling Mrs.Fanny, ldg.ho I9 Alexander John Paul,

41 Chick Miss teacher of music ...... here is IJaJford st ...... grocer (Ivy house)

42 Alien Luke, lodging house LYN VALE VILLAS : Shaul James, butcher Henry Wm. (Dorie house.)

43 Carlton Mrs I HanhamFrederickWilliam, Smith Fdk. grocer (Ogtao ho) 2 Keene Thomas

45 English Miss physician &surgeon ... ... here is Brooklyn rd ... ... 3 Brearey Mrs

St. James' street, Julian ~d. 2 BarkerMrs CATSLEY's PLACE: 4 Norgate Mrs
LYN Wm VILLAS : Smith John, beer retailer 4 Campbell Miss
to 37 & 38 St. James's sq. 1 Lawrence Joseph Henry Slip John, coal dealer
~ Scott Jas. boot & shoe ma 5 Lee Miss
Harris, surgeon St. Saviour's terrra.ce.
5 Bridges Miss
2 Harlow Benjamin, watch 2 French Richard 6 Lean George Stuckey .J.P
7 Walker General George W.
& clock maker 3 Hoare Misses See ST. SAVIOUR'S ROAD.
(Tilehurst)
3 ·wyatt .Alexander, butcher 5 Walker Henry St. Stephen's road, Rich- Wanostrocht Misses(2 Tile-
••• .•.here is St. James's pl•••••.
4 Hooper James, fishmonger ST. MARK's CHURCH (Lyn- mond hill. burst villas)

5 Western Counties Steam combe) Fowle Major-Gen. Charles 8 Saunders Mrs.(Sion house)

Bakeries Milling Co. Stephen(St.Stephen'slodge) 9 Peake Mrs
Limited, bakers
St. Ma.ry's buildings, Gullick Theo. (Heathfield ho) 10 Vaughan Mrs
6 Cole Frederick, grocer See WELLS ROAD.
8 Warde Mrs Sylvester Mrs. (Lonach lodge) u Monckton Hon. Miss
9 Roberts Henry, riding & St. Matthew's place.
See PULTENEY ROAD. Randolph Edwd. (Bella vista) 12 Pardey Mrs
job master
IO St. James's vaults, James I3 Gostling Mrs
Saville row, 16 Alfred street 14 Bradshaw Mrs

to Bennett street. 15 Robberts Rev. Chas. Wm

Phillips I McWattersDavid,booksellr I5 Holland Miss

I I Dyer Mrs Harriett, dairy St. Michael's court, 51 2 LoxtonHy.Jn.fancy draper WALL LETTER Box
Walcot street.
3 Hanham & Son, tailors X7 Horsburgh Mrs
St. James'cshturreceht., St. James' Lambert J oh n, gasfitter
4 Griffin Alfred Wm. chemist I9 Padday Col. Arthur Chas

5,6 &7TuckerThos.linen drpr 23 Rooke Ernest W. (Sion cot)
8 Chivers Samuel, grocer 24 Ho_bbs M~: (Duncan cot)
Turvey Benjamin & Sons, St.Michael's pl.West,o-atest.
marble masons . 25 Bailey WilhamJohn (Cran-
WEYMOUTH HousE: Queen mn, Jn_.W.Mansfield Saw close. . hill dairy)

Abbey Church & St. 2 Pow John, tailor . Hay & CityWeighingMachine, 26 Inman Thomas Frederick.

James' Church (Na- 7 PalmerEdward,cabmetma Robert Amery, supt (Kilkenny house)
...here ara B~th_st. ~ Chandos Butcher George, cheese factor 27 Duppa Mrs
tional) Schools

2 Collins Henry, sexton of butldtngs ............ Bath Pavilion Co. Limited, 28 Benson Maj.-Gen. Charles

St. James' St. Paul's place. William Miles, manager A. (Ormonde house)

4 Cox George, auctioneer S ...... here is Westgate st ...... 29 Williams Mrs. (Trafalgar
...... here is Manvers pl ...... ee MONMOUTH PLACE.
NEW WESTGATE BUILDINGS: house)

S Gunning Jsph. undertaker St Saviour's road, Gros- I Parfitt Wm. beer retailer 30 Thring Christopher Bevon

6 Legg Edward, beer retlr · venor to Larkhall. 2 Robbins Mrs. Elizabeth, 31 Handcock Rev. Richd. Geo•
...... here are Philip ~ New
wardrobe dealer M.A. (Kenmare lodge)

Orcha1·d sts. ............ SOUTH SIDE. 3 Millard Wm. umbre1la ma 32 Larkins Misses

ST. J AlliES' CHURCH Wickham Edwin, beer retailer 4 Phillips Thomas, locksmith l33 Pooley Miss Mary H. school

...... here is Weymouth st ...... VICTORIA PLACE: 8 Millard Edwd. beer retailer: 34 Loretz Mrs. (Sion lodge)

8 I<'orster Jas. Arthur, baker I Stead Mrs 35 Lysaght Captain Thomas

St. John's place. 2 Young Mrs Ridout George, turner (Seven R.N. (The Whins)

3 Montagu HenryGraham Dials lane) 36 King Francis Tbornley

See' LOWER BRISTOL ROAD. 4 Vincent John ST. JoHN's PLACE: 37 PooleyJohnC.(Lennoxcot)

St. John's place. 5 Niccolls Miss Kendall Richard, ironmonger 38 Skrine Lieut.-Col. Charles-
6 Medrington Malcolm ...... here is Monmouth st ...... Parsloe Chas. Hy. lodg. h()

See SAw CLOSE. 7 Harbridge Mrs 6 Howe Robert, paperhanger WALL LETTER Box

8 Feakins Mrs Garrick's Head P.H. Mrs. WINIFRED'S LANE :

St. Luke's :road, Bloomfield ...... here is- Beaufm-t pl ...... Elizabeth Short Nation Miss Harriet, laundrss

road to Wells road. Western Counties Steam Theatre Royal, Cole Thomas, beer retailer

Heath Miss (The Lilacs) Bakeries & Milling Co. Lim William Lewis, lessee

MinesHarryRlph.asst.insp. ...••.here is Lambridge pl...... WelchJohnThos.contractor PickettRchd.jobbing gardener

of schools (Fern Lea) ..here is Upper Lamln·idge st.. 10 Benjamin Geo.coal mrchnt (St. Winifred'sWell cottage)

Thomas Miss (The Quinta) Lock George William, grocer II SandallEdwinA.greengrocr George Rev. PhilipEdwd.M.A...

Waterman Rev. George (Victoria house) .........here are Beaufort sq. ~ (Winifred house)

M.A. (Berwyn) LARKHALL BUILDINGS: Barton st ............ ............here is Sion pl.........

Kirkus Robert (Berwyn) 7 Jones Mrs. Ann, coal dealer GASCOYN PL~E: Blaine Robt. S. (Summer hill)

Westbrook CaptainRichard 3 Loader James, shoe maker Broadley &Co.wine merchants . ..

G. C. (Hermosa) 2 Burrows Thos. hair dresser Drew, Son & Co. stay makers SlOD place, BathwiCk hill.

6 Martin Misses (Levanto) Copesilake,Lindsay,Crampton I Harding Miss

Mower HenryWilliam Keys Stuckey Mrs. (Lambridge lo) & Co. warehousemen 2 Marshall Mrs

(Lansdown villa) Haddrell William, shoemaker 3 Cooke Miss
4 Sanders Miss
Merchant Waiter (Ash- (2 Budbrook place) Seven Dials lane.

bourne) NORTH SIDE. See SAw CLOSE. 5 Henderson Mrs. Georg&

IO Stock Thomas ...... here is Claremont rd... ... • ~-<· •
Chesterman Ezekiel Bick- Powney 'fhomas, builder (St. Seymour street, Green pk. S1on place, o10n hill.

ham (Mentone) Saviour's terrace) I & 2 Lewis Walter George, I Pbilipp!! Rev. George M.A

BartlettAbrhm.(Redcarvl) ST. SAVIOUR's CHURCH photographer 2 Wilson Mrs

.........here is Wells rd......... Avery John (Cregclare) 3 ColemanChas.insurnce.agt 3 MacLeod Col. Charles D

Knight Hy. (Elmborough vil) 4 Scott Albert, ho. decorator 4 Fraser Miss

St. Mark's place, 40 Claver- Salter Thomas, :tlorist 6 Ryan Mrs.Elizh. lodging ho 5 Maitland Surg.-Gen.Gilbrt;

ton street. LAMBRIDGE BUILDINGS: 7 Boscombe Mrs. Naomi, 6 Bagnall-WildRalphBagnall

2 Reade Thomas 6 Burgess George, baker lodging house 7 Paynter Mrs. Howell

3 Southwell Edward 5 Keeping Mrs. Mary Ann, 8 Jackson John, lodging ho 8 Leeds Lady Fanny

4 Mattock Mrs haberdasher 9 Viner Dr. Charles William 9 Robinson Rev.Richd.Hayes

5 Bidmead Daniel 4 Bindon James, grocer Midland Railway Station Andrews James, jobbing

6 Cannon Thomas 3 Lodge Frederick, baker (James William Yaxley, gardener (SionPlace ldg)

7 Mills Miss Elizh. dress ma 2 Lodge Fredk. pork butcher station master; Richard .
8 Walker Geo. Arthr.lodg.ho I White Lion P.H. William LambJervis,goods agent S10n road, Lansdown rood.

9 Bryant Mrs Henry Mortimer Inland Revenue Customs Fowler )liss (Crossland)

IO Brown Mrs ... here is Brookleaze bldngs ••• (Wm. Burgess, officer) Hill Miss (Crossland)

u Stroud Miss Larkhall inn, Charles Withers (Midland Railway statn) Jowitt Mrs. (Sedg-ley)

12 Clement Clifford Sheppard Adams James, builder (12 Shamcastle lane. Hamilton Miss (Glanworth)
t3 Chappell Fredk. lodging ho Brookleaze place) Zincke Miss (4 Alma villas)

14 Wycherley John 1...... here is Larkhall pl ...... See SYDNEY GARDENS, Ashley Thomas P. (Rolleston)

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DIRECTORY.] . SOMERSETSHIRE. BATH• 73
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JollyWilliam Crocknell(Home St. John's Priory (Rev. 52 & 53 Blatcbford William, Stanleyroad,Manversstreet

Lea) 51George Clement Clarke ; linen 'draper to Railway street.
Hyslop Mrs. (Kelso house)
Rev. George J. Davis Chancellor Mrs. Kate, MarshmanMrs. (Stanley ho)
Meade Miss (Glen Avon) B.A. ; Rev. Archembald confectioner
1 Jobnson Miss Annie 'f.
Francis Fleming). 55 Harrison John, grocer
shirt maker
Snowhi11,Lungacre,Walcot. Sou thbourn' e garde·ns, 56 Knight Joseph, chemist 2 Harlidge J n. lodging house.
GosPEL HALL Claremont road.. Southville terrace. 4 Colverwell Thos. painter

Gover Thomas, coal dealer (I . See LYNCOMBE VALE. 5 Davis Mdlle.Jaenne,teacher
& 2 Wa.lcot place) ... here are Beaufort tnls ••.
••••••here are ,ureymouth sq. '.!:£1 I Alexander Mrs of music
Little Mount Pleasant... I Pamtinter Mrs
Spencer's Bellevue. ...... here is Kin.qston rcl ......

I Coles John, eoal dealer 2 Montagu - See LANSDOWN ROAD. 6 Nodds Geo. lodging house

9 Biggs Wm. coal & wood dlr 3 Mclndoe Arcbibald 8 Ridout Mrs. Lydia,lodg. ho

..... here l·S Turp. per .JnJO'tJer st..••• 5 Newman William Spring gardens. 9 Smith Geo. Edwd. lodg. ho
See GROVE STREET. xo Rogerson John, tailor
13 Rowe Thomas, shopkeeper 6 Goodwin Josiah F.S.A II Mitchell Henry

IS Curry Joseph Hy. tailor Southcot place. Spring:6.eld place. Stanley vmas.
I9 Clark Thos. Arthr.shoe ma See LYNCOMBE HILL. See HOLLOWAY. See CAMDEN ROAD.

Davis Robert, stone mason

Independents'BorialGrund Southey place. Spring:6.eld place. Starcross vi11as.
New inn, Mrs. EmilyLocas See LANSDOWN ROAD. See 0LDFIELD PARK.
Coachmakers' Arms P.H. See CoRNWELL BUILDINGS.

Mrs. ~ane Saonders Southgate street, Stall Stall street. Stoneleigh villas. •
See PULTENBY ROAD.
•••••••.here u Berkeley st..... ••• street. to Old Bridge. 2 Winstone Charles Mark,
Summerlay's place.
Somerset buildings, oppo- I Turner George, butcher wine & spirit merchant

posite Walcot church. 2 ColebyJohn Thomas,baker 3 Coaffee Mrs.SosanM.baker

19 BlackmoreRichd.ref.rooms 3 Randall trhos. confectioner ... here is .Abbey church_yard... See PULTENEY ROAD,
20 Jones Charles, pork botchr
4 Ruddock Benjamin, grocer King & Queen's Public & S11nny bank.
See CHILTON ROAD.
21 GioucesterP.H.Richd.Exell 5 Spear G. E. & Bros. cheese Private Baths (Paul George

24 ClarkJas.&Son,organ bldrs factors Johnston, general manager)
6 Oxford P.H. Arthr.Wadoux ..••••.•• here is York st .........

Somerset cottages. 7 GlendellEdwd.C.linen drpr 6 Price Lewis, draper Sunny bank.

See PRIOR PARK ROAD. ...here is M(U'chant's passage.. 6A, Veal William, watch ma See LYNCOM:BE VALE.
8 Day, Butcher & Co. wine 7 Theobald & Son, grocers ..
& spirit merchants 8 Mondy Edward & William, Sussex place, cont~nuat10n
Somerset place, Sion hill.
9 Star 'fea Co. ironmongers of Claverton bldgs. W1dcomba
5 Cuker James Gould John B. Gray, manager I White Edward, chemist
6 Hare Lieut.-Col. Rd. Thos 9 AndrewsStephenFox,grocr 2 HackerGeorge, boot maker
xo Golden Lion P.H. William Io Blackett EdmundR.printer 3 Wheddon Edwin, tailor
7 Methuen Rev. Thos. P. M.A Emanuel Osborne II Watts Frederick, butcher 4 Mills Albert Edw.greengrcr
8 Goldie Miss 5 Lawes Jn. :Fredk.news agnt
9 Dorehill Arthur Leslie n Levesley Jas. & Co. tailors ni Alien James, tobacconist 6 Snell John William, tailor
I2 Timins Charles 7 Dunn Gco. Wm. E. dairymn
I3 Pedder Rev. John M..A. I2 Furze Hy. Fletcher, tailor 12 Lee Chas.& Son,ironmngrs
I4 Mactier Robert I3 Tucker Wm. & Co. tailors 13, I4 & 15 Gardiner Bros. Swansea villa.s.
IS Nevile Mrs. Gerard 14 Dayer Robert, dairyman
I6 Page Misses 15 Exeter inn, Henry Rossiter drapers See CHILTON ROAD.
x6 Spear G. E. & Bros. cheese
I7 Curteis Misses ...... here is A bbeygate st ...... Sydenham terrace.
I8 James Miss factors
x6 Ford William John, draper x6 Titley William & Sons, See LOWER BRISTOL ROAD.
I9 Wood Mrs 17 & I8 Fuller Fredk.William, provision merchants
2oM3nn Miss
wine & spirit merchant I7 Coleby & Giles, bakers
x8 Hill Asher, grocer
19 Mercantile Co. (George

19 Allen Owen, watch maker ...... Chne:rretiss·s, moauntahggearte),sttai.l.o..r.s. S dn bull='" G
19A, R ussell Edwm· , frm·terer 20 Newman Olinthus, hard-
20 & 21 Rainey James Tnck,
ware dealer
auctioneer
sWebster John, academy y eyB h m. nkghs.'ll9 Beorghe
st!eet, at WlC 1 to at -
(Hermitage)
•••here is IAnsdow~& pl. west... WICk Cemetery.

Somerset place. 22 HallAlfred, boot&shoema 2I WilkinsJas.M.tmprnce.htl 2 Hotham John
See WELLS ROAD. 23 Wyatt William, butcher 22 Cox Fredk. watch ma. &c 3 Gibbs James Stillman

24 Southgate inn, Chas. Dyer 23 Hemmings William,botchr 4 Tay-Leaver Mrs

Somerset street, & 25 Cottrell Timthy.dining rms 23A, HarnsStphn.H.hairdrssr 5 Grove Miss
34 35 26 Bright William & Son, 24A, Price Jn. grindery dlr.&c 6 Titley James Isaac

Southgate street. chemists & druggists 25 Wild James, linen draper 7 Howie Miss Eliz. Pope, scbl

I Moody Fk. & Co. bill posters ......here is Dorchester st...... 25A, Maggs Mark, boot & shoe 8 Palmer William

2 Alien Henry, auctioneer 27 Full Moon P.H. Alfred maker 9 GalsworthyJames(Ivycot)

II Mansfield Edwin, plasterer Richard Tanner 26 Lamb P.H. George Morris Spashott Mrs.~ Goindy

12 Seward & Co. bill posters 27A, Howe Jn. Albt. stationer 27 Francis Mrs. Mary, boot & Cooper Miss lodge

16 Flower Edwin,beer retailer GoldingGeo.monmnt.l.msn shoe maker 10 Evelyn Mrs

South Hayes. ..... here is the Old Bridge..... 28 Mills Wm. Fletcher, grocer Davies Mrs. (St. Ronans)
See WEI.LS ROAD. 28 Eastmans Lim. butchers 29 Greenslade Wm. watch ma BrayHenry(Brighton villa)

28A, Beer Albert, greengrocer ......... here is Beau st ......... SelwynMrs. (Eton villa)

29 HawkinsFredk.Alfd.grocer 30 CoombeHy. bt.&shoe wreho II Lazenby Geo. corn. travller

South Hayes cottages. 30 Neal Robert, plumber 31 Oxenham John, tailor 13 Bellerby Mrs

See WELLS ROAD. 31 VokesEdwinJas.watchma 32 Healey Edwd. wire worker 14 Turner Col. Henry Fyers

32 Oram John, saddler 33 Isaacs Fk.G.& Sons,hatters Skose Josh, prof. of violin

. 33 & 34 Alien Hy. auctioneer 33 Young Women's Christian (r Kelston view)
South parade,Pierrepontst. ..... here is Somerset st ...... Association (servants' Parker Mrs. Lloyd (2 Kel-

PILLAR LE'ITER Box 37 RogersMrs.Jn.Dent,grocer registry) (Miss I.Spence, ston view)

I BodleyMrs.Mary A.Iodg.ho 38 Wyatt Wm. pork bntcher hon. sec) 16 Jordau William Mayo

2 Banks Wm.Fras.lodging ho 39 Robie Jn. wine & spirit mer 34 Bush Dnl. Thompson,tailor ...... way to Canal bridge ......

3 Ball Francis, lodging house 40 Happerfield AaronC.grocer 35 & 36 Baldwin Frederick & 17 Windsor Mrs

4 Guy Robt. Geo. lodging ho PosT & M.O.O. & S.B Son, cheesemongers x8 Stillman William

5 West Joseph, boarding ho ......... here is CO'rn st .................. here is Bath st ......... 19 Martin Rev. John [Sweden-

6 Lambden Miss Mary E. 41 New ion, Henry Penney Baths & Pump Room Ticket borgiau]

lodging house 42 Denman John, baker Office 20 Vincent Misses

7 Rowse James, lodging ho 43 KnightWm. boot &shoe dlr New Royal Baths, 21 Stoodley Capt. Frederick

8 Melville Mrs. L. lodging ho 44 GoodropArthur,pork btchr PaulGeo.Johnston,gen.man 22 Prosser William James

......... here is Duke st ......... 45 Webb William John E. boot Grand Pomp Room Hotel, 23 Weston Misses

9 WarrenMrs.Elizb.ldgng.ho & shoe maker Chas. Wm. Radway, lessee 24 Martm Mrs. Edmnnd

Io Hull William, lodging ho 46 Lansdown Thos.glss.&c.dlr 24 Siequien Miss

II Dainton Mrs. E. lodging ho 47 J acomelliAnthony,confctnr Sta.nhope place, Great Stan- 25 West J oshoa,comm. travllr

12 PearceyMrs. Mary,lodg.ho 48 Grant Jas.&Sons,greengro hope street. 26 Kitt Benj. c.E. (Sydneylo)

13 Gough Thomas, lodging ho 4~ Pratley Waiter Raymond, 4 Sheppard Wm. collector 27 Woodward Henry

l4 Quinn James Augustus fishmonger &e 28 Barter Mrs. (Sydney villa)
29 Butcher Frederick
ST. JoHN THE EVANGELIST so Budgett Farnham, tea dlr Sta.nley place.

[CATHOLIC] CHURCH SI DenmanJohn,hardwaremn See CnmEN ROAD. 30 Gregory Mrs

74 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

SYDNEY BUILDINGS con. DateChas.plasterer&plumber 6 Brooks Henry, baker 20 Colmer James, draper &c

Gardiner Jas. (Holly villa) (back of Sydney place) xo &u Taylor William& Sons, 22 Roadhouse William,draper

32 Wood Mrs bookbinders 23 Butler Alfred Henry, boot
33 Thompson Mrs
Sydney wharf! IB Raby pl. 13 Perkins Chas. truss maker & shoA warehouse

34 Dawson Mrs BathwiCk. 15 Lee Jn.J.cardboard box ma 24 Knight Henry, boot & shoe

35 Hodges Charles Martin Dike George Thomas, coal 16 Shore Hy. boot & shoe mkr warehouse

Rogers Rev. Saml. [incum- merchant (Raby wharf) x6 Townsend Jas.R. wood trnr 24 Quaife Thos.Sl.watchjobbr

bent of Laura Episcopal Russell Saml. wheelwright 17 Drew,Son&Co. who. stay ma 25 Whatley Jas.Lander, tailor

chapel] 7 Maslen Chas. boot maker TRilll BRIDGE: 26 Arding Alfred, grocer

Lane 1\'liss (Darlington cot) Tucker Mrs. Martha, hay 3 Owen Jas. furniture dealer Union terrace.

MartinRichd.mrkt.gardnr. &c. dealer 4 Card William, bird fancier

(Sydney Buildings cot) . Perrin Ernest, smith . . See LowER BRISTOL ROAD.
Martin Henry, farmer Fry John White, carpenter Tymng la.Snow h1ll, Walcot.

(Smallcombe farm) I Frost James, fly proprietor Highbury Brewery P.H. Mrs. Upper :Borough walla.

Bathwick Cemetery(Small- Io Owens Hy. wheelchairman Selina Rogers NORTH SIDE.

combe vale), George I2 Large Francis, boat builder Harris Henry, seedsman 2 &; 3OSsebvoernnSe tars P.H.William

Gammon, keeper Stockham Mrs. Mary Ann Harris Miss Elizh. dress ma
•
& Charles, brewers Musgrave Frank L. shoe ma 4 Pearce George,hair dresser
Sydney gardens, Bathwick. Terrace vale. Reynolds Waiter } Claremont 5 & 6 HowesLawson,pawnbkr
Sydney Pleasure Gardens,
Geo.beerret.II row 7 Harris Francis Hy. tailor

William March• keeper See ENTRY HILL, Union passage, back of 8 Webb Joe, dining rooms

Hancock Mrs. (Lonsdale). Terrace walk, North parade Union street. ....... ·here is Bond court........

lnnPs Jas. S. R. (Ravensvllle) to Orange grove Ph1'lll' ~S H h. d Brown Charles, painter &c.
Spry Alfred (Sydney house) . ·. I y. air resser 99AA, lOf(ierItanrB1m.Jdoe0gnbemd'wacAkoaeultfrrcreatd)
Perry Miss (Beckford villa) Bath Royal Literary & SCien- 2 BraddlCk Jn.W. S. tobccnst m aker

2 OALpDplDeAgaRtLeIMNGrsT.OANnnW,dHrAssR.mF.·a tMifli'ctche1I.1n,ssteictu. t&iolI'nbra(rHi·aenn)ry 3 B&utlsehroeAdlferae1derHenry, boot 1 'et

p1 ure

Smith Mrs Annie dress ma ...... here u North parade...... 4 & 5 RoadhouseWm.outfittr 10 W0 'lk1e,s.offNreeysBtC~PdHW·l.~Aktr th
BissEdwid house decorator 1 Stewart Arthur, wine & 6, 8 & x8 Colmer Jas. draper ur
7 Milford John, trunk maker
' spirit merchant
3

"7r5

2 F Albert Ch l b' d ""a"' h ~.~dthAelfCorrdiJdorb...t..&.. II 1 mson ros. prm ers
o&otam.m~1 Ir ldere ...
°Jefferis Wm. market gardener here is New Bond St. pl. ...

Free Swimming Baths (Old
ar es, 9 sml re · 00 12 Mitchell Joseph Wm. baker
Darlingt.on wharf) preserver w~haores.ho_ubsreush ~~bI<:' rlnl Moon
Edward Cole, ......... here ts York st ......... shoe & H Ed d
supt 3 Braddick William, temper- xo Palmer manfr I3 P. · w·

Gillard Robt. market gardnr 3A, ance hotel R. city ..... ....here lS Unzon pl. ......... p~~~~~hr:;.:EBRu;to~ st
Tiley Brothers, florists &c. Fortune Charles IIA, Western .........
Counties&So?th

(Nursery grounds) surveyor Wales,Telephone.Co.Lim .......here is Old Bond st. ......
4 Bath & West of E~land & r. W. Bollmg, supt I8 Fuller Mrs. Fanny wine &
Rowse James (Raby 'filla) Southern Counties Socty. n Broo~ Mrs.A. umbrella ma spirit merchant '
Clack Thomas (Kildare)

PavittSamuelJamesnursery- Thos.ForderPlowman,sec I2RuddiCkFras.Albt.beerrtlr I 8A, HBJhao·aht~hn~MF~or.aWnnec~t1~·sr,~yPmCuha0tnI•saLtgel'eriDrer.
man (Shamcastle iane) 4 Sturges John S. academy 13 Lane Geo. ivory&wood trnr 8
5 Plowman Thomas Forder h14er, e15'I·.S~ B orough wall I A.
Cantle Benj Jas (Windsor cot) 6 Spackman&Son,lnd.agts.&c uTrp. per ad Rt. up s
• Barlow Mrs: (Cieveland villa) holst
16 He r
Parham Wm (Cleveland ho) 7 Chedgzoy Mrs. Mary,mllnr ...here u Northumberland pl... ....... ere 'I.IJ r1.m r ge.......
• 8 6 &8C l J d & SOUTH SIDE.
BlaxallFrncs. HenryH.D.,R.N. Thomas street, Long acre I ' h .o mthercas.idraper c Blue Coat School,
(Clan lodge) , ....... ere ts e orr or....... R0{~hl.dMar:'enWtse'lrl;ll'haw0dm~aaKstlearyGHr~fm1f~i.~~~ht r'
Walcot. I9 ClarkeMrs.Eliza,basketma
HawsticekTchoottma"a's~)florist (Bruns 4
- 6 Hopes Thomas Spencer 20 Bishop Wm. oyster rooms
Rossiter Wm. S.sign writer 2I Palmer Wm. Hy. engraver
s:WALL LE'l'T;R Box
· "r h d BestWm.decorator(Renby) 22 Nash James, news agent rMFersiesids keEn.W. Hmme·1D1e1..1ntngegsa,lem'rea0gti.rsoctner)arr"'.
••· ··· ·· ·here .J..' ort r · ·· ••• ··· u Bishop Chas. Henry, boot 23 Sidwell Frank Geo. statnr
t.s

S · kl d J h b 1
Sydney place (New), Bath- L & shoe maker 245 LtlCf anM. spCl. eer rfettr ...... h(fj·e is Parsonage la ......
wick to 41 Gt. Pulteney st. YNDHURST PLACE: 2 an teWarm.tsJsas.arnae,wcosna~cenntr BaHthosGp~itnaelr(a~1r0t~gMu.~m'alebrmaI.Wldm~tger)
3 Bright Frederick• 26 Har
PI:f-LAR LETTER Box 4 Stow Richard Charles 27 Thyer Charles, beer retlr
94 N1mmo Col. Thomas Rose THaan1enseLr aMwrrsence J ......... here ts Unwn st .........
95 u"rynell-M. a.yow Mr~ 20 ames
21 U m.on s t reet , Sta11 street t o 22 Hanco?k RI'?hd. brush ma
96 Bruce Wdham Ada1r THOMAS STREET CHAPEL Burton street. ......he1·e u Umon passage......
97 BCyt~eseha Lt.M-G~n.GHy.FHras I9.f!ead Rob~rt, up~o.Isterer
9 8 onmg am &J.- en. y. 29 Chick Miss WEST SIDE.
30 I & 2 AndrewsStphn.Fox,gro 20 Fu~dley Rtchd. dmmg rms
99 BocEs0wvreplasyll'nMier·st(dsM)Haodursatsouns taff 31 CHha~mda'mG~eMorrgse tad. or Shum Fredk. Ernest,solctr 21 &Ra3m°boC,w~tePr.HR..1W?hm.ar.dWBee· k&s
Ioo Van Stranbenzee Gen. SI. r Jas. 3 West of England Insurance 29
33 Withey T.hos. Jas. ins.agnt 3
Co.(branch) (Fdk.Ernest Co. wme & spmt merchts
...... here ~s Clarence st ......
35 Walcot Liberal Club, Shum, solicitor & agent)
Charles T. G.C.B Et J Wh1'te, 3 Bath Society of Guardians' Upper Bristol road.
XOI Garrett Henry Newson rnes · sec Office (I<'rederick Ernest PILLAR LETTER Box

I02 Haydon Mrs Thorpe buildings, Shum, sec) ST. GEORGE's PLACE:

I03 Haigh George See HoLLOWAY. 4 Marshall,Banks&Son,dyers I & 2 Winterbotham Henry

...... h(fj·e is JJarlington st ...... 4 LeonAdolphe,surgn.dentst Thomas, beer retailer

I04 Kelsey Mrs Tilehurst villas. 5 Williams & Co. booksellers 3 Alexander Mrs. Ellen &

... here is Gt. Pultency st ... See SION HILL. 5 Clark F. & H. solicitors George, greengrocers

Sydney place (Old), 40 Gt. Tracy villas. Clark Francis S. solicitor 5 Biggs John, shoe maker
6 Society for Promoting 6 Sims Alfred, shopkeeper

Pnlteney st. to 2 7 Bathwick st See LYNCOMBE vALE. Christian Knowledge De- 8 Woosey Hy. Jas. beer retlr

......... here is Sutton st .•• .... .. pository, xo Maslen J ames, baker

I Donald 1\Irs Trafalgar place, Holloway. John A. Godwin, agent II Rice Thomas, tailor

2 Jameson Mrs Griffith Thomas Edwd. Geo. 7 Moger George & Sons, 13 & 14 PointingJohnEdward,

2 Jeuner Mrs cabinet maker (3 Alton pi) bankers(Bath City bank) hay & straw dealer
3 Lloyd Rev. George
St. Mark's (Lyncombe) Na- 7 Coward Henry 15 Rodman Edwin

4 Gill Thomas tional Schools 8 Powell &Powell,auctnrs.&c

5 Boulton Miss Lyncombe Board Schl.(infnts) 9, 10 & u&2oColmerJas.drpr I Western Dispensary,

5 Layard Miss ...here is Up. Borough walls... W. S. M. Goodenough,
6 Thackwell Mrs
Trim bridge. 12 WillsGeo.dlr.in wrks.of art hon. sec

7 Williamson Mrs See TRIM ST~ET. 13 Horstmann Gustav & Son, ALHION PLACE:

8 Mattbews Mrs watch makers 3 Millard Edwin, chair ma

10 Spencer Francis F.R.c.s.L Trim street, Upper Borough 14 PeacockEdwd.Geo.fishmgr 4 HumphreysGeorgeHenry,

II Grant Brig.-Surg. John G. walls. ...here is Northumberland pl... lodging house

A.lii.D UNITARIAN CHAPEL I7 Goldsmid Alfred J. boot & 5 Coleman Miss Maria,grocer
12 Louey Henry R.N
I Martin Henry, horse dealer shoe maker 6 Wornell Miss

13 GummLt.-Cl.Geo.Marryat 2 Card William, bird fancier I8 Gear Wm. Hy.stationer &c 7 Cambridge Miss Elizabeth,

14 Warren Rev. Edwd. B. M.A. 4 Morley John, beer retailer .......here is the Corridor....... beer retailer

...... here is Bathwick st ............... here is Queen st ......... 19 WilkillSim Bros. printers 7 Cambridge Robt.watch ma

JDIRECTORY. SOl\IERSETSHIRE. ]lATH• 75

Gunn George, infants' food Upper Vale cottages. • 3! Stafford Arthur Claud
manuftr. (Victoria mills) See ENTRY HILL. Baker & Clack,ca.binet ma.s
:1:1 Biss Mrs.Eliza,ho. decoratr WARWICK PLACE:
8 Cambrtdge Jn. blacksmith Vale View cottages. I2 Davis &Sons, gas engineers
II Edwards Mrs See ENTRY HILL. I3 Bowden Thos. fishmonger 1 Bartlett Andrew, teacher
I4 Long William, hairdresser of music
Tall John, fly proprietor Vale View pl. Claremont.
(Victoria mews) I5 Palmer Hy. furniture dlr 2 Saunders Willia.m
I6 Bishop Wm. greengrocer 3 Carter Jas. insurance supt
I7 to 20 Brown Jas. coach bldr

ALBION TERRACE: I Hicks Miss I9 TitleyWm.&Sons,provision 4 Hemery Robert, builder

3 Peek Mrs 2 Dingle Frederick William merchants
5 Lavis Wm. Hy. lodging ho 3 Collard Richard Thomas 20 ClappJames, cooper Franklin Frederick, builder
6 Maskell Charles Thomas ••••••. here i.~ Ladynlead ••••.•• (Warwick cottage)

.. •. Foot bridge to Twerton.•••• Vane street, I2 Darlington Corn & Cattle Markets, Bush Thos. C. (Somerville ho)
Lester Mrs. (Onega lodge) street to II Edward street. James Lewis, clerk Bush Thomas Chas. plumber

BeatonWilliamHenry,smith 2 Farnell Miss Wiltshire Sack Hiring Co. SoMERSET PLACE:
(Victoria yard) (Jas. Lewis, agent),Corn I Berry Waiter, tailor

Norris Frederick & Albert, 3 SB~tlralogchka.n~iMs~ress Exchange 2 PeasleyWm. Manning,drpr
cabinet makers 4
.. Woodbridge William, agri- 3 OsborneWm. James, baker
5 Pteraccmt Stgnor Emtlio
ALBION BUILDINGS : cultural implement mkr 4 Benham James, butcher

North Somerset Yeomanry Victoria park, Phillis Jas. coach builder, 5 Dark William

Cavalry, p tt G ~r~e H d . Cattle Marketlard
Capt. R. G. W. Chaloner, t k fen.ry), atry 2I Collins Raymon Harris, DaviesBenj.Chas.I }Somerset
y(av· Corn Market coffee tavrn OsborneMrs.Eliz. 2 house
adjutant tc ona. a.r ann

Charles Buckwell, sE'Ir- Victoria place. 2Ii .~arrison Samuel,_grocer PAR~DISE HOUSES: .
geant-maj. (Albion ho) See ST. SAVIOUR's ROAD. 22 Ghsson Thos. P ..trtpe drssr I Scr~venAlfd.mason &bmldr
23 Sharp Mrs. Anme, shopkpr 2 Smith Mrs
Martin Robert W. cheese Victoria vi11as. 24 B~wn Miss L. clothes ~lr PA~ADISE PLACE:
factor (Down house)

Hop Pole l'.H. James Olive See OLDFIELD PARK. 26 Mtller Arthur, beer retailer I Samsbury Mrs. Ann,
Brock ......here is Parson's yard...... greeugt"ocer

PhillipsMrs.Ann beer retlr Victoria yard. 27 Halls Mrs. E. furniture dlr 2 Fear Mrs. Elizabeth,

WESTHALL BUILr:INGS: See UPPER BRISTOL ROAD. 28 Davis Mrs. Emma, ward- invalid nurse
1 3 Jefferies John, shopkeeper robe del_Ller . 2 Millard Robt. Fredk. tailor
37 Nickless Elijah, rope & 29 Connor Mtss Emdy, shpkpr 3 Adams ~rs .
vma fields, Bathwick. 30 Three Cups P.H. Hy. Thos. .
twine maker Cast1e G Mb Osborne 4 Adams Franms, lodgmg ho
tavern, eo. em ery .....• here is Paradise st ......

Momrgeatenr mSaamkeuresI (W& eSstohna,llg) as Mllaetmh bBeorayt.mJogbc, m0 •rbkota.tgbaurdiledneersr 31 FT~oyxl&oHr oAulnfrdesdp, ·Hba· kJner·Bailey ILMISaBrOtiN•n TFErRedReArCicEk··, tailor
32
33 Kmg~ton Thos. undertaker
[For nameWsESbTeOyNonJd this see Vineyard.s' Fountain bldgs. 34 Dudtield Ambrose,lthr.sellr 2 Carter Mrs. Sarah,.ldgng ho
32I ~NGHT'.ooaorMtmtd-aW'a.lRnlt·YlFMh'·rsaraBmsn.USkIoLpDhINtaG,lSdg•• .ho
CRESCENT FIELDS· : lDn~dtDWnnu~gtslMmsthnoMobrnasu'l.sHmeHCohaa"m1tnlrdnoeranfeho)ndrJ D(eMafrs&. 35 CHoalrlriei sroCnharMlerss' .shCopa.kreoelipneer'
2 STkueranteers JRaombeesrt •gwaordodendelrr 35
2265 PPaerm· ryter&GeEon. Tghla'sn.cdoaschhopenintgr 2 . lodg- wardrobe dealer
. 36 PBaelsmt Rert.J&spSho.dn,lrs.r.ignnanptaim.quterss 3 ACorcwhaa.rrddF'frhaos.mS.acsoDmombln.etryav
37 4
smith ' 3 Smart rs.Ann,lo gmgho 38 AinsworthGeorge,plnmber 5 Leaker Houfner

Stiles Wm. furnitr. remvr 4 Bllennetttt MW.m.Eacl.counCtanlnt 39 Price Wm. hair dresser 6 Answorth William

Bryan George, wheelwrght 4 enne tss tza ·m r 40 Wood Thomas Page & Co. 7 Lunt Mark
5 B~enc~we Mrs gun makers 8 Westby Ashley George

Upper Camden place. 5 Frs.hwtek Mrs . . Bird Thos. french polisher 9 Banks John
See CAMDEN ROAD. 6 Brtt~en Jam~ Wtlham
(Millard's court) HAYESLAND VILLAS:

7 BuvmgtonMissAnn,drssma .... here is Millard's court.... I WillisFdk. Wm.comml.tra.v

8 Ar_nold Mrs. Miriam,lodg- 442I James John, basket maker 2 Rumboll Alfred
mg house Hayward Mrs. Emma grcr 3 Isaac Frederick George
Upper Church st. Brock st. •

2 Grandfield Wltr. ldgng. ho 9 Howe James, carpenter 43 Bradshaw & Co. seed;men 4 Luxton Miss
3 Brown Mrs. lodging house IO JonesMrs. Alice,lodgingha 44 Palmer Fredk. Wm. tailor Turner George (Abergeldie)
4 Den 'raa:ffe Misses CouNTESS OF HUNTING- BETHEL BAPTIST CHAPEL
DO~'s CHAPEL.
5 Herbert Mrs Marrwtt Rev. Rtehard 46 Rowse James, ironmonger Manby Mrs. (Ash Dene) ......
St. Michael's Burial Ground
S Hughes Mrs ...... here is Kelston t1iew
7 Lexen Mrs.~u~,lodgng..ho 11 Gibbens MissSarh.ldgng.ho
Ral~hJoh~, accountant (closed) Griffin Saml. (Kelston view)
Flor~an~ehx,tchr.of french
8 Maxweil MaJ.-Gen. Patrwk 12 4so9 Whiting George, cutler Burchell Rev. W. (St. Erme)
I4 White James, butcher Clark I<'rancis Samuel (Ingles-

Upper Dover street, Snow IS LewisMissHester,ldgng. ho 51 Keel & Sons cabinet mkrs eombe house)

hill, Walcot. I7 Flee Mrs 52 TuckerMrs.Mrtha.seedsmn Clark Herbert Wm. (Ingles-

Walcot Board School 18 Holloway F'k. Wm. special combe house)
_Plead~r _& conyerancer Clark Jas. (Inglescombe ho)
4 Beesley Fredk. Geo. baker Walcot terrace. ..• here is Hayesfield park •·•
II Robbins Thos. carpenter I9 Lmg William Gtrhng See LoNDON ROAD Gill Joseph (Bruton cottage)
. CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC
·

Upper eEnad s tWHa1caoyt e. s, Mlle 20 RElaCbHdyUlRMlACrHlsbert W argmamr. desnt es r Braotahdw'icSkv: dney Butler aMrer sI·JeSvaor-anshh'~. rdeabilrdyngs . . .
. ' ...here
k • 11
Episcopal School 22 an a ~wr ng.JW r . . ,' James Mrs. R. Warder (Belle-
2 Beaumont Miss 23 Star Inn, Jn. Geo.Membery WoodtwlSs Geo. (Hazelwood) vue house)

2 Hayman Mrs 24 North George, fruiterer WALL LETTER Box
3 Goodman Samuel Taine Mrs. (Bellevue villa.)
Warwick place.

4 Lake Mrs. Wa.lcot buildings. See WELLS ROAD. Keel Chas. Harry (Fern cot)

5 Ingham Capt. Chas. David See LoNDON.ROAD. Wa.I·wick villas. Martin John William (Laun-
6 Wtlton Thomas Edmund ceston villa)

7 Hill William Wa.lcot parade. See PRIOR PARK ROAD. Boiling Thomas William

Upper East Hayes ter. See LONDON ROAD. Waterloo buildings. (Prospect house)
See DOLEMEADS. Andrews Miss (Barrow view)
See CHILTON ROAD. Walcot place.
Welborne cottages. Chesterton Miss (Barrow view)
Upper I.ambridge street, See SNow HILL. St'e WELLS !WAD. Devonshire Arms P.H. James

J.arkhill. Wa.lcot street, Northgate Wells place. Rawlings
•.. here z·s St. savz·our•s r d ... street, St. Michael's church See HoLLOWAY. Batten Edwa.rd, provision dlr.
I HuishJohn, butcher to Ladymead.
(Devonshire house)
2 Brant Mrs. Sarah J. grocer I Hancock Jas. furniture brkr CLAVERTON VIEW:
I Whitaker Waiter

3 Ford Henry Thos. butcher 2 FletcherMrs.Emma,marine Wells road. I Whitaker Mrs. Waiter,
teacher of music
Bell CharlesWilliam,wheel- store dealer

chairman 4 Hayward F~dwin, gasfitter SOUTH SIDE. 2 Salmon Mrs

\\'ALL LETTER Box 4A, Pratt Thomas,shoemaker I RoyalSailorP.H.Jn.Bainton 3 Gover Jsph. Wm.bookseller

SA, Brooke Charles, druggist 2 Sargent Edwin, saddler 4 Fry Henry Augustus, sen
Vpper Trafalgar place. 6, 7 &8 Cox Thos.&Son,grcrs 3 Thomas William & Son, 5 Hawley·Miss E. L.ladies' col

See CALTON ROAD. 9 & 10 Barter Mrs. F. saddler coach builders 6 Green Horatio

76 BATH. SOMERSETSHIRE. (KELLY's

WELLS RO~ontinued. Stent Misses Maria & Eva, Westgate street, bottom of Weston park, Weston,

DEVONSHIRE TERRACB: school (Berwick lodge) Union st. to Westgate bldgs. beyond theBorough boundary.

4 Richards Hervey ..•.•• here is Old.field rd •••••. 3 ToveyFranklvor,watch ma Cooke Miss (Weston hill)
'' 3 Symons Miss Emily
Eyres George (Chelsea villa) 4 & 5 Cutler Albert, hosier Ford Mrs. (Stanley villa)
2 Lyle Horatio Peers
Davis Jn. brewer,Bear brewry 6 Carter Albert, pork butchr MurchJeromeJ.P.(Cranwells)

I Bowler Jonathan Burdett Bear inn, Gracious Cole 8 Deacon Thomas, hair drssr Cossham Handel M.P.(Weston

-- Tugnett Francis, coal mer 9 Oliver Geo. boot & shoe dlr Park house)

Walker Robert, farmer (Lower ...here are Bloom.field grdns.•. IO Painter Charles, fishmongr Smith Cpt.Haskett(TheHyde)

Barrack farm) ZellJas. Geo. (Bloomfieldcot) 11 Jones Walt. Hy. confectnr FletcherEdwinS.(TheGrange)

Shellard Hy. quarry master BLOOMFIELD TERRACE : 11 Mills Fk. Chas. photogrphr Thomson Capt. Hugh Gordon

(Union quarry) 4 Hortor TomS I2 Wetten Edwin Jsph.confnr (The Elms)

Union Workhouse(Odd Down) 3 Bale Mrs. C I2A, Francis Fredk. toy dealr Gabriel Chas.Hy.(Vale lodge)·
ValentineW.Burden,master 2 Clark C~arles ~enry I 3 Mansfield Jn. W.potato mer Llewellin Edwd. T. ~Oakfield)

Mrs. Constance M. Burden, I Reece Miss Lomsa I4 Grapes P.H. Charles Edwin Johnston Mrs. (Sprmg grove)
mistress .•••••here is Bloom.field rd...... Bartlett Verschoyle Miss (Summerfld)

Brown Ashton Graham, frmr. .•....here is St. Luke's 1•d .....• I5 Osmond Miss Jane Alice, BannatyneMrs.(Mountnessng)
(Glassho. farm, Odd Down) LYNCOMBE(SouTH) ST.LUKE's news agent Amos Charles Hr.nry, painter

Bool John, quarry master CHURCH & MISSION RooM I5 Short William, auctioneer &c. (2 The Grove)

(Glasshouse quarry,Coombe Moorhonse Rev. Matthew B. I6 Bath Cash Supply Co.grcrs King Miss (Southfield)
Down & Beehive quarries, M.A. (Vica~~e)
I7 Lacey James, outfitter Pole Alexander Edward, bar-
Odd Down) Rowlands Wdham (Eton ho) I8 Whitemore George, baker rister (Montrose)

Brittan Mrs.(Luther cottages) Ashbee Ashton (West_Yiew) 19 Davis Charles Or:ando, Goodenough William Stephen
Cornish Robert, carpenter Green Mrs. (Devonshtre cot) china & glass dealer Mair (Savile house)
(Odd Down hou~)
WELBORN.R COTTAGES: 19A, Short Wm. furnitre.brkr Doherty John C. (Vernon ho)
Wailer Alfd.Per~y, mland rev.. I Sharman Mrs.
20 Smart Edwin Jacob Hall Mrs. (Fleetlands)

officer (The Ltmes) 2 Hamblen Chas.quarryman 20 Davis Hubert Edwin, hair Gaine Charles (Weston Lea)

PROSPECT PLACE: dresser Pigott Miss (Glenfield)

I Cole Miss Elizh. l3:undress Red Lion P.H. Charles Stride 2oA, Tuckwell Richard, grocr PopplewellMrs.(Richmnd.ho)
2 Bank Alfred, haulier WALL LE'ITER Box 2oB, Cutler Thos. tobacconist WALL LE'ITER Box

. Wason John Edward F. (Odd .•• hm·e are St. sJqa. mq.es' parade,
Ehza, Down lodge) Kingsmeail 1v Close
saBiggs
Mrs. shopkeeper Weston road, partly beyond

(2 Odd Down place) Base Mrs. Maria, grocer (Odd 21 County VaultsP.H.Ashman the Borough boundary.

Down) & Williams NORTH SIDE.
NORTH SIDE. Barrett Th'lmas,laundry (Red 22 Palmer James Wm.outfittr Canning Mrs. (Cranhill)

9ABNuG~EhLTThEoRs.RACCh_Ea:s. plumber Lion house. Odd Down) 23 WithamWm.&Son,gasfttrs Counsell Mrs. (Ormond villa)
Noad Jsph.baker (Odd Do":n) 23 Eastmans Lim. butchers WALL LETTER Box
10 Ek!n~ John, tail~r 24
Moxham Samuel, blacksmith Childs Mrs.Sarah, grngrcr Phayre Mrs. (Ormond lodge)

11 Phdhp Rees, cabmet makr (Odd Down) . &c. 2256 White Mrs.Emma,butcher DrummondWm.C.nurserymn
12 Heskett Henry, shopkeeper pamter Woodrow William Henry & Williams lsaac (Ormond ho)
Br(oHwansleG~eeorerg)e,
13 Hollard Jesse, bootmaker Son, poulterers Clark Stephen, fly proprietor

14 Laver Thomas, carpenter Love Edwm, quarry owner. & 27 Newman Mrs.Elizh. butchr here is the Borough boundm-y
I 7PLR:O-"SwPrEeCncTe B~Ue~ILrDgeIN, GsSa:d d l e r Bh:oa.thOsdtdonDeomwenr)c. haSnete(O~odhvtte 2g & W29aTitheor,mppaswonnbrokCehrarles BoydRev.StanleyM.A.} Elm-

Hoyd Mrs. brook:
IS Sllves~er ~Ilham Thomas, Stnde Thomas, beer retailer ..•.•• hel'e i.~ Bridewellla •••.•. Turner Percy Vere, barrister

14 WcilalibammestCm~aankceerFrederick, Wells terrace. 30 Curtis Benjamin china & (Westfield house)
glass dealer ' Currie Mrs. (Laura lodge)

MCaafJl.?yI-dtpmlerJaonnp.t nSWetemtpo.h•Hen~,.ppaa~.mnt~err See HoLLOWAY. 3I Lansdown Mrs. Mary A. Moore Mrs. (The Laurels]
I3 Westbourne viJJas. linen draper Greathead Rev. Stevenson
12
See BLOOMFIELD ROAD. 32 Hancock Edwin & Co. sur- M. A. (Villa Hope)
u Railway tavern, Fredenck 33 gical instrument makers cottage)
CReairdpeMnitsesr.(WH~esntrfyie,ld nursery·
M!:Jtel:o:: Westgate buildings 'Vest- Paget Joseph Lane, baker

IO Prt.c~ Yr George te street ' 34 Mills Wm. Thos. greengrcr man (VIctoria nursery)
9 Edward 35 West James, coffee tavern Fox Mrs. (Cranhilllodge)
ga ·

8 DaVI8 Mrs. Sarah, dressma I Plummer Arthur, grngrcr ..••••here is Parsonage la •.••.. Baker Mrs. Wyndham (Dune·
7 S?lartWm.Thos.?o:decortr
2 Brass Wm. John, boot mkr 36 ReynoldsFrederickWilliam din lodge)
5 37
6 RBAoniugdswreeo:wo\~dbSsJasam~s.mlmA.daln,lel~lnrm,sgserptoecmcetarr PRIMITIVE METHODIST Digby, pawnbroker Jackson Mrs. (Dunedin lodge)

5 CHAPE~ Butcher John Edward, Jones Aug. HintGn (Ivy lawn)
3 H~cker Walt. corpml. trav pork butcher Morris Fredk.(Westfield ldge)
Cre~he & Infants Nursery,
2 Maslen MISS Emily, pre- 7 Mtss J~ne Cable, matron 38 Angel hotel, Henry Leaker Dudley Wm. Edward, brigade
paratory. schoo~ surgeon(St.Leonard's lodg)

I Lanham MissMaria,drssma 8 Green MtssSarah,dress ma Westha11 buildings. Sainsbury Fras. Jn. (West cot)
9 Grego~ Mrs. Emma, See UPPER BRISTOL ROAD. ..•.••. here is WtJston pk ..••..•
-- DixonMarkThos. J.P. ( Rcklnds)
WALL LE'l"I'ER Box lodgmg house
SoaneJas.Wm.(Sth.Hayes ho) 10 Dagg Mrs.Eliza, dress mkr

MorresElliotJas.(IRaglan viis) 11 Smith Brothers & Co. wine Westhall place, Park lane. souTH SIDE.

SouTH HAYES CO'ITAGES: & spirit merchants Poole Mrs.Rbcca.laundress West Mrs. Wm. (Grafton ldg}

1 Davis John, carpenter 11 Pocock Geo. T. accountant Carter James, dairyman . here is the BJrough boundm"'!J.

2 Flower Joshua Smith, 12 Hunter Thos.&Alex.draprs Park tavern, Mrs. Mary I Niirnberg Rev. Nahum

carriage proprietor I3 Collins Thomas Paynton Ann Mortimer Richardson Fredk. James

3 Palmer Charles 14 Baker Thos. furniture brkr 4 Francis Misses Sarah & (2 Onslow villas)

I7 Mendum Henry, carver Mary, dress makers Green Mrs. (Fairlawn)

Filleul Rev. Philip W. G. (St. I8 Whiting William, steam 6 Smith Harry Bryant .here is Audley rd.Park grdns.

James' lodge) saw mills Dolling Edward Pester Maj.-Gen. Hugh J.P.

Williams Rev. Thomas Pierce I9 Goodall Frank, printer Collins Chas. photographer (Fern lodge)

(Charlton villa) . 20 Anstee Geo. coffee rooms Bath Lawn Tennis Club Northey Miss (Lit. Woodc?te)

&loTH HAYES: 21 Stone John, oil & colorman StoneHenryChas.(Sunnyside)
I Wilson Miss Westmoreland cottages. Barrow Miss (Weston vil~a) .
23 Oddfellows' Hall,

2 Drew Perren H. Wall, sec See LOWER BRISTOL ROAD. Marden Mrs. (Weston pnoryJ
3 Ferris John ......here is Hetling cou1·t •••... Hancock Mrs. (Apthorp villa)

4 Hawkins Mr.;; Chandos Arms P.H. Thomas Westmoreland mart. Detmar Capt. Mortimer(Hen-
5 Bladwell Henry W. builder Henry Hinton ley lodge)

6 I<'arnall Mrs. Elliott ......here are Chandos bldgs...... See LowER BRISTOL ROAD. Home Mrs. (The Retreat)

Chandos Hall Pinder Mrs. (Brookfield)
Ansty Thomas (Ashleigh) Willcox Fredk. G. bicyle agnt Westmoreland terrace.
Weymouth street, 26 Wal-
Perrow William (Fern bank) Brazier Hrbrt. J. furntre.brkr See LowER BRISTOL ROAD. cot buildings, Walcot.
Parkins Henry Alleine :M.D.
Westgate pl. Westgate st. Westmoreland vi11as. Morris George, builder
(Illawarra) See 0LDFIELD PARK. BETHESDA BAPTIST MEETING

Alien Henry (Glenalarch) I Bush Sydney Wm. grocer ROOM

..••.. here is Old.field park •••..• 2 Clarke George, butcher

Leon Abraham (Lime lodge) Pitt Edwin, coffee room
Maw Miss C. ladies' school Seven Dials P.H. Charles Westmorland buildings. Widcombe crescent.

(Lime Bank college) Edward Ames See LowER BRISTOL ROAD. See WIDCOMBB HILI..

1

DIRECTORY.] SOMERSETSHIRE. l3.ATH. 77
'

Widcombe hill. :;a & 6 Orphan Home (Girls') I3 & I4 Sparks Wltr.Geo. bakr York buqdings, opposite

SOUTH SIDE. (Miss HenriettaJ.Judell, IS Edwards Israel, dairy ·Prince's i>uildings.
I York House hotel, :Mrs.
White Hart P.H. John Herd resident manageress) I6 Hayes Robert, grocer
Smith Benjamin, builder Elizabeth Ashcroft
PayneWm.Tyte,lndscpe.grdnr 3 Harris Miss PosT & M. 0. 0. & S. B 2 PosT OFFICE (Oldham T.
WIDCOMBB CHURCH ROOM &
4 Knapp Rev. Martin Arthur Barlow, post master;
INSTITUTE 5 Goodwin John Medmer Widcombe terrace. Herbert S. Wooster, chief

CLARENDON VILLAS : 6 Orphan Home (Miss Henri- See WIDCOMBE HILL. clerk)
I Wyatt Mrs 3 Broadhurst Edwin, fish-
etta J.Judell,res.mngrss) Widcombe villas.
7 Hall Charles See CHURCH STREET. monger &c

WALL LETTER Box

2 Simpson Miss 8 Sharland Miss Wine street, 37 Corn street. National Provincial Bank

3 Inness Mrs 9 Lindsey William Hewitt 3 J&e f4f eRr ya ns Jdsapl lh .Tchhoi ms. nceoynsfwecptrr of England (branch)

4 New Mrs IO Cake Mrs 7 (Artbr. Williams,mangr)

5 Davis Henry James 11 Eberhardt Mrs York place.

6 Disbrough Miss I2 Daly Miss Winifred terrace. See BATHWICK HILL.
See DoLEMEADS.
7 Ettrick A. Douglas I ..Mus., 13 Blenkiron:e~Br~lmw.K.A York place.
L.C.M. teacher of music W inifred's d ale. LoNDO~T
8 Ingle Mrs 1I54 CHlearrmkeanWiloliamrt organ See " ROAD.

9 Coward Frederick B I6 Milner Mrs See CAVENDISH PLACE. York street, Terrace walk

I7 DParate!~!ye Capt. Zachary B Winifred's lane. to Stall street.
I8 Mrs See SION HILL.
WALL LETTER Box SOUTH SIDE. v1ts
WIDCOMBE CRESCENT: 19 Gordon Mrs I Inston Mrs. Ann, wine

1 Wemyss-Whittaker Rev. 20 Brendon Misses Wood street, Queen square. 2 Eustace Brownlow, teacher

Edmund Juxon M.A 2I Savile Mrs I El~~o~~!1!ft ~::"• dealer of music
FRIENDs' MEETING HousE
2 Fox Misses 22 Commans Robert Dyer
3 Bullock James (Macaulay house) 2 p earce M1' sses Lom.sa & 7 Spmuriwllianyer Mrs. Sarah A.

4 Shaw-HelIiar Rev. Jn. M. A NORTH SIDE. Annie, ladies' outfitters h . C'h h
5 Pitt Waiter M.mst.c.E ST. MATTHEw's CHURCH MBnoRJ. g•?esbrhe~rFotr~aAkn~lCldri·e.sdn'H&s~0o~eII<C~:Ieet o~r&ls ......... ere t.S urc st •••••••••
.... here are .rnr.a't.fll.leZ.-.Z. bldgs •••• 3
6 Sutton Mrs 3 7A, Stockall Alfred, eno,-.ineer
7 Wilson Rev. William Thos. CAMBRIDGE PLACE: 8 Clarke Thomas David,

Henry M.A I Allen Alfred auctioneer

8 Clapton Henry 2 Hallett Mrs ene e dUeHnI.c mg. ocie Y' 9 Han dh eCrehaz·srlAesb'bdeayisrty•m••a••n•••
b MFr kt Pm· ch, sec ••• •·•.••
.n Bell Misses 3 J ames Theodore p •
ro7 Maclean John Lindsay M.D 4 Dri.ver W1'll•' am 3 Ha1.ll.sEt. dwrsa.rd L. s ationer 9.".., HI'gh Ba•'l•'ff's Office (Rd.
u Cockell Brig.-Surg. Philip 5 Theobald Mrs 4 Smith Edwd. Jayso.nbsh,..cna~rvmear Harwood Moore, high
Wyatt 6 Moore Mrs bailiff}
hI 5

II32 MSyolrvgeasnterMCissar es M.D ..7..H..hoeorpee~u FCraemd ebnr.i~dkg•e 11 . t . 5 SEayaxrnteyts.•qWEm~mt~1.a68rGde,o. sohCitox: •••.•• here is .Swallow st.••••••••
teorri.•s•.. 6 dealer m
IO Stuckey Jas. livery stables
I4 Lear Rev. Chas. Edwd.M.A Burningham George (Wid- 11 Highfield Samuel, tailor
here are .Stall st. ~Abbey pl
combe Hill house) Woodbine place.

Giles Robert, fly proprietor Wl.dcomb~ parade! bottom See PULTENEY ROAD. NORTH SIDB.
(Widcombe Crescent mews) ••••••.•• here is Abbey st ••••.••••

Baker Benj. Jas. (Laburnum, of W1dcombe hill. Woodhill place. Branch William, bookbinder

back of Widcombe crescent) I Willis Robert, greengrocer See BATHWICK HILL. .•••.• .••here is Church st ..•••••••

Motley Thos.architect(Willow I Tolman George, baker Woodland place. 11 wB uar1·ttoenMMt'issasLA.nanrite'1,sdt rm·e shs ma1·ar
cot. back of Widcombe cres) 2 Lovell Chas. Robt. furn. dlr
3 & 4 Burgess & Co. grocers See BATHWICK HILL. 12
I2 Waite John, working jewllr
WIDCOMBE TERRACE :
I Bowden Rev. Fras. M. M.A 5 Chapman Robert Fredk. Worcester buildings, I3 Wiseman Jas.carver &gildr
2 Davey Elias stone & wood ca~er Brookleaze bldings. Larkhall. I4 Waldron Mrs. Annie, regis-
6 Loram Thomas, chma dlr try office for servants
3 LeachRev.Robt.BurtonM.A 6 Loram Misses Kathline & I Hazel Mrs. Hannah, wood 15ChapmanWm.Rt.watchma
4 Grant Major Thomas J
Jennie, dress makers &c. dealer IS Watson Mrs. Annie, regis-
5 Smith Miss 7 Neems MissGertrude,dairy IO H.olwellHy.Fr~kln.boot ma
I2 B•ss J~mes, P:'mter &c try office for servants
6 WheatcroftWilliam George 8 Merchant Ambrose
16 TuttonMrs. Annie, lodg.ho
... ......here is Church st......... 9 Lawes Thomas, greengrcr I6 Gun~I~g Miss Hannah, I7 Shellard Frederick & Co.
New inn, Edward Hancock IO Ring of Bells P.H. Mrs. A.
Stone Frank, painter mlllmer accountants
w oroester road.
Tngwell Hy.Wm. (Crowe hall) Wilkins I7 Bath & District Building

•• •••• here is Prospect rd •••••• 11 Goodrop Arth. pork butchr See PRIOR PARK ROAD. Society (F. Sbellard, sec)
I2 Williams Christr. Wm.grcr I8 ButlerMissMaryAnn,mllnr

MACAULAY BUILDINGS: St. Matthews' National Worcester terrace. I9 Knight John Wm. & Son,
.1 Lamb Charles Edward Schools (Milbrook place) See LONDON ROAD. house decorators

BATH COURT DIREC'rOR Y.

Acton :Frederick, 16 Belmont Alien Mrs. 36 Bathwick hill ArchardAlfd.Sunnymount,Beechen cliff

AcworthMisses,6Belgrave pl.Camden rd Alien Mrs. Frederick, 38 Park street Archard Thomas Dobney, 3 St. Mary's
Adam William Charles Mercer LL.B. I Allright Alfred,Lansdown vil.Oldfld. pk buildings, Wells road

Great Bedford street Ambrose Stph.Bishopston ldg.Oldfid.pk Armitage Misses, 5 Brunswick place

..Adams Maj.-Gen. Thomas Edmund, Amery John, 6 City view, Camden road Amold S. Wallace, I4 Circus

Elgin villa, Lyncombe hill Ames Chas. 7 Up. Camden pl. Camden rd Arnott Mrs. The Firs, Belgrave road

Adams Rev. Alphreus Leopold B.A. Ames William George, 8 Henrietta st Ascott J ames, 7 Caroline buildings,

fcurate of St. Paul's],3 Norfolk bldgs Amor Mrs. I2Southcott pl.Lyncombe hl Pulteney road

A<fams Mrs. 3 Paradise place, Wells rd Anderson Major Rt. 3I Gt. Pulteney st Ashbee Ashton, West view, Wells road

Adams William, 6 Bathwick hill Anderson Henry, 9 Abbey view Ashford Edwin Charles M.D. The Moor-

Airey Miss Mary Parke, 39 Rivers street Anderson Mrs. 48 Great Pulteney st lands, Bloomfield road

Aitkens Rev. Albert B.A. I2 Elm place, Andrews Miss, Barrow view, Wells road Ashley J n. I Worcester cots. PriorPk. rd

Bloomfield road Andrews Stephens Fox, Elmsleigh, Old- Ashley Miss, I6 New King street

.Alexander Andrew, SI Portland place field park Asbley Miss, 4I Park street

Alexander Mrs. I Gloucester cottages, AndrewsThos.Franklin,Io Darlington pl AshleyThos.Payne,Rollestone,Sion road

Prior Park road Andrews William Henry, 2 Brighton Ashman Chas. I4 Beaufort bldgs. west

Alexander Mrs. Oriel cot. Prior Park rd villas. Bloomfield road Ashman Mrs. 3 Oldfield Park terrace,

Alexander Mrs. I Southbouroe gardens Annesley Capt. John, I4 Springfield Lower Bristol road

Allen Alfd.ICambridge pi. Widcombe hl place, Lansdown road Aslett George Stratton M.B., M.s. 20

Allen Henry, Glanalarch, Wells road Anstey Rev. John Filmer M.A. I8 Lans- Belmont

AllenJas. 5 Low.Camden pl.Camden rd down crescent Asprey Fras. Somerset vil. Bloomfld. rd

Allen Leonard Hy. 3 Prior Park bldgs Ansty Thomas, Ashleigh, Wells road Astley Rev. William Dugdale M.A. 2

Alien Miss, Denbigh lodge, Oldfield pk Answorth William, 6 St. Mary's build- Darlington place

Alien Miss, Villa Rosa, Bloomfield road ings, Wells road AtkinsonMrs.I3 Beaufort buildings east

78 BATH. SOMER~ETSHIRE. [KELLY's

Attwel1Jn.Cbas.4Camden ter.C-amdn.rd Batten E. W. Rose cottage, Entry hill Bradish Miss, 3 Beaufort buildings east

Austin Miss, 8 Cavendish place Batten Misses, 37 Bathwick street Bradshaw Mrs. I4 Sion hill

Austin Miss, 3 Dunsford place Batters Miss, I2 Westmoreland terrace, Bragge Mrs. 4 Worcester terrace

Austin Miss Rose E. I3 Cavendish pl Lower Bristol road Braikenridge William Jerdone J.P. x6

Avarne Mrs. 40 Green park Bayly Frederick, 68 Great Pulteney st Royal crescent

Avery John, Clegclare, St. Saviour's rd Beach Rev. Wm. Hy. M.A. 20 Portland pl Bray Hy. Brighton villa, Sydney bldgs

Awdry Ambrose, 35 Great Pulteney st Beake Miss, 4 Belmont Brearey Mrs. 3 Sion hill

Awdry Mrs. 9 Edward street Beane Miss, 2 Stanley place, Camden rd Brendon Misses, 20 Macaulay buildings

Axford Mrs. I Daniel street Beaton William James, I4 Carolina Breretou Rev. H. H. I4 Upper Camden

Ayers William, 3 Bloomfield crescent, buildings, Pulteney road place, Camden road

Bloomfield road Beatson Surg.-Gen. William Burns M.D. Breton Miss, I5 Camden crescent

Bacque Jean Chas. Frederic, 6 Augusta u Cavendish place Brewer John Andrew, Summerleaze,

place, Lyncombe hill Beaumont Miss, 2 Upper East Hayes Pulteney road

Baggs Mark, York villa, London road Beaumont Wm. M. 35 St. James's sq Brewer John William, 26 Lambridge pl

Baggs Robert, 3 Walcot parade Beckett Charles, 6 Charlotte street Brewster Miss, I Upper Camden place,

Baggs Robert Henry, 5 Alexander bldgs Beckett Mrs. 2 Park lane Camden road

Bagnall-Wild Ralph Bagnall, 6 Sion Beckingham Mrs. 5 Darlington place Brickmann Major Christopher Deake,

place, Sion hill Beer Jsph. 14 Brookleaze bldgs, Larkhall 6 Grosvenor place

Bagshawe Edmd. Acres, 13 St. J ames's sq Bees Sidney Gray,Ashton ho.Oldfield pk Bridges Miss, 5 Sion hill

Bagshawe Mrs.Bloomfld. pl.Bloomfld.rd Bees Wm.12 Sthville ter.Lyncombe vale Bridle Horace George I Hanover place,

Bailey Maj.-Gen. William Stafford, 16 Bell Misses, 9 Widcombe crescent London road

Kensington, London road Bellerby Mrs. 13 Sydney buildings Bright Fredk, 3 Lyndhurst pl. Walcot

Bailey Henry, 8 Lower East Haye,9 Bence John, Nelson house, Beechen cliff Bright Misses,5 Oxford ter.Lyncombe hl

Bailey Miss, IO Claremont pi. Camden rd Bennet Mrs. E.Carlton, 6 Devonsh bldgs Bright William, 3 Manvers street

Bailey Miss, 6 Marlborough street Bennett James, 3 Daniel street Brinkworth Ed ward, Ellesmere, Bloom-

BaileyWilliam Henry, gLower Camden Benson Lieut. Gen. Robson F.L.s., J.P. field gardens

place, Camden road 15 Lansdown crescent Brinkworth Jacob, 2 Lorne villas, Pul-

Bain Mrs. I6 Bathwick hill Benson Maj.-Gen. Charles Annesley, 28 teney road

Baker Capt. Crichley Sherston, St. Sion hill Brinkworth Rt.Messiter,3 MountBeacon

Winifred's, Cavendish place Bermingham Mrs. I I Eastbourne Briscoe Misses, 8 Darlington place

Baker Benjamin James, Laburnum, Berry Jas.Alex.Southcot ho.Lyncmbe hl Brittan Mrs. Luther cottage, Wells road

back of Widcombe cres. Widcombe hl Bethell George, 16 Northampton street Britten James William, 6 Vineyards

Baker Charles, Cliff ho. Lyncombe hill Bidmead Daniel, 5 St. Mark's place Broad Thomas Dyke, 2 Henrietta street

BakerChas. TheDell,Church st. Widcmbe Biggs Mrs. Greenway ldg. Greenway la Brodrick Hon. Misses, I8 Queen square

Baker Gains, 2 Providence villas, Bills James, 26 Charles street Bromley Rev. Thomas Massey M.A.

Henrietta park Birch Mrs. 121Ianover street, Walcot [house master of Bath college], Dar-

Baker Miss, 5A, Beaufort place Birth Mrs. 2 Dafford place, Dafford lington court, North road

Baker Mrs. 7 Augusta pi. Lyncombe hl buildings, Larkhall Brooke Capt. Edward Francis Brown,

Baker Mrs. Wyndham, Duuedin lodge, Bishop Mrs. 2 Camden crescent 19 Grosvenor place, London road

Weston road Bishop Mrs. xo Rivers street Brooke Rev.RichardEngland M. A. [canon

Baldock Mrs. 3 Royal crescent Bishop Samuel, 16 Eastbourne of York,surrogate,rural dean & rector

Baldwin James, 2I Green park Black Miss, x Bennett street of Bath], I4 Marlborough buildings

Baldwin John, 6 Highbury pi. Snowhill Bladwell Joseph, 5 Railway place Brown Col. Wm. St. B. 6 Norfolk cres

Bale Mrs. C. 3 Bloomfield ter. Wells rd Blaine Rt. Stickney, Summerhill,Sion hl Brown Dymore, n Bathwick street
Balguy Lieut.-Col. Henry, 26 Green pk Blair Lieut.-Gen. Charles Renny, 37 Brown Ewing, 5 Berkeley pl.Camden rd

Ball Mrs. Westover, Lansdown road Green·park Brown George, 6 New King street

Ball Thos. 9 Belgra,·e ter. Camden rd Blake Miss, 5 Lower East Hayes Brown George Samuel, I5 & I6 High st

Banks Chas.Edwd. Walton vil.Oldfld. pk Blakely Miss, 17 Bathwick street Brown Miss, 10 Lambridge

Banks John, 9 St. Mary's bldgs. Wells rd Blanchard Frederick, 5 Prior Park cots Brown Mrs. ro St. Mark's place

BannatyneMrs. Mountnessing, Westn. pk Bland Mrs.2 Ayrlington viis. Pulteney rd Brown Mrs. Sydney villa, Park gardens

Banning Rev. Ben M.A. 32 Marlborough Blaxall Fras.Hy. M. D. ,R.N. (med.ins.local Brown Richard, 4 Henrietta street

buildings gov. board), Clan lodge, Sydney grdns Brown Thomas, 3 Richmond hill

Barker Miss, r Richmond place Blencowe Mrs. 5 Vineyards Browne Mrs. 8 Brock street

Barker Mrs.2Lyn Vale vils.St.Mark's pi Blenkiron Rev. BartholomewM.A. [vicar Bruce Miss, 36 Daniel street

Barker Mrs. Tenby villa, Chilton road of Coates Parva, Lincs.], I3 Macaulay Bruce Misses, 2 Park street

Barlow Maj.-Gen. Wm.Jas.Pratt,4 Pk.st buildings Bruce Wm. Adair, g6 Sydney pl. (New)

Barlow Mrs. Cleveland vil.Sydney grdns BlomefieldRev.Leonard M.A. 19 Belmont Bruere Miss, 28 Royal crescent

Barnes Mrs. 7 Hanover street, Walcot Boiling Thos. Wm. Prospect ho. Wells rd Bruton Miss,6 Malvern villas,Camden rd

Bames Tbos. 5 Malvern viis. Camden rd Booth Mrs. I Norfolk buildings Bruton Wrey Chichester, 8 Park street

Barnwell Mrs. I9 Great Pulteney street Bornemann Mrs. 3 Prior Park gardens Bryant Mrs. 2 Brunswick place

Barnwell Mrs. 38 Great Pulteney street Boswall Miss Honstoun, 99 Sydney pl. Bryant Mrs. I College road, Lansdown

Barrett Rev. James Salter [curate of (New) Bryant Mrs. 9 St. Mark's place

St. Mary"s], 9 Dunsford place Bothamley Rev. Hilton M.A. [vicar of Bryant Richard, Sunnydale, Camden rd

Barrott Caleb, 3 Henry street St. Stepheu, Lansdown], Richmond Brymer Mrs. 76 Great Pulteney street

Barrow Rev. Christopher Broome M.A. lodge, Richmond hill Brymer Waiter Spencer,I3 Marlborough

I I Lansdown crescent Boulderson Lieut.-Col. William Lovell, buildings

Barrow Miss, Weston villa, Weston road Greenbank villa, Park gardens Buckeridge Mrs. 6 Park street

Barry Rev. Henry Boothby M.A. (H.M. Boulter Mrs. I2 Bathwick street Buckland George, Eden house, Dafford

inspector of schools), 7 Burlington st Boulton Miss, 5 Sydney place (Old) bmldings, Larkhall

Barry Misses; 7 Burlington street Bourch1er Miss, 7 St. James's square Buckle Mrs. 10 Great Bedford street

Barry Mrs. Claremont cot. Camden row Bowcher Mrs. 7 Prior Park buildings Buckpitt Misses, 2 Daniel street

Barter Mrs. 28 Sydney buildings Bowcott James Wm. College view, Old- Budd Mrs.2 Somerset cots.PriorPark rd

Barter William, I6 St. Mark's place field park Budd Samuel Punnett, 8 Gay street

Bartlett Abraham, Redcar villa, St. Bowden Rev. George [governor & chap- Budge Frederick Charles, 4 Summer-

Luke's road lain], Wesleyan college, Lansdown lay's place, Pulteney road

BartlettAndrew, I Warwick pi. Wellsrd Bowen Misses, 25 Paragon Bullock James, 3 Widcombe crescent

Bartlett Arthur, 3 Ainslie's Belvedere Bowen Sydney, 25 Paragon Bullock Misses, 4 Vane street

BartlettGeo. Hy.6Northumberlandbldgs Bowie Major-Gen. Charles Vincent R.A. Bunbury Rev. Sir John Richardson bart.

Bartrum John ~tothert, I3 Gay street 19 Bennett street xo Catherine place

Bartrum Wm. Bally, 9 Camden crescent Bowler Jonathan B. I Devonshire ter. Bunbury Mrs. 5 Cavendish crescent

Baskett Wm. Hughes, Beech lodge, Wells rd Bunbury Vesey Thomas, Ashton villas,

Beecben cliff Bowles Henry, Effingham,Oldfield house Park gardens

Ba~er Joseph, Cliff lodge, Beechen cliff Boyce Albert C. Royal United hospital Burchell Rev. W. St. Erme, Wells roacl

• Batchelor Wm. 14 Brunswick st. Walcot Boyd Rev. Stanley M.A. Elmbrook, Burckhardt Adolphus A. 6 Royal cres

Bateman Alfred, 28 Daniel street Weston road Burcombe Saml. lodging ho. 4 Laura pl

Bateman Mrs. 39 Park street Boyd Mrs. Elmbrook, Weston road Burgess James, I Elm villas, Lower

Bates Rev. E. Park colleges, Prior park Brabazon Anthony Beaufort M.D. r2 Bristol road

Bath Miss, Aviary cottage, Greenway la Darlington street Burgess Philip, 2 Westmoreland villast

Batho James, 12 St. James's square BrabentMiss, 7 Claremont pi. Camden rd Oldfield park

Batt J sph. 5 Southville ter. Lyncombe val Brace Josph. r I Claremont pl.Camdn.rd Burn Maj.-Gen. Jas. 17 Lansdown cres

BattMrs.6 Bloomfield cres.Bloomfield rd Brachen John, Glen view, Oldfield park Burn Edward, li Dunsford place

Batt Rt. u Summerlays pl. Pulteney rd Braddon Miss, 17 Green park Burne Hy. Holland, 28 Marlboro' bldgs