DIRECTORY.] KENT. BIRCHINGTOS• 61
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BouldingHy.frmr. &hop grwr. Priory fm Paine Edgar,frmr.&hop grwr.Court ldg Waddell Thomas, farmer, Fagg farm
Paine Emma (Miss), shopkeeper Webb Thomas, butcher
Clark Henry, steam traction & thrash- Willing -, house decorator
ing machinery proprietor. Ree advert Rolfe Waiter, farmer, Bridge farm . Wood Charles, farmer
Stickels Frederick, farmer, Prospect frm Wood Joseph, farm bailiff to Ja.mes
Earl-, farmer, Hill hall Stone Richard, farmer
Hook George Edgar, grocer Sillibourne esq
Law Samuel, farmer Thornby Thomas, farmer, Stone Cross
:BIRCHINGTON is a parish on the sea coast, with a the superintendence of Mr. C. N. Beazley. The register-
station on the London, Chatham and Dover railway, 69 dates from the year 1539. The living is a vicarage with the
miles from London, r! west from Westgate and 3~ south- chapelry of Acol annexed, avera~e yearly value from tithe
west from Margate, and is in the Isle of Thanet division of rent-charge £230, net income L 222, with residence, in th6'
the oounty, lathe of St. Augustine, hundred of Ringslow,.• gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held since r888 by
union of the Isle of Thanet, Margate county court district, the Rev. John Kirkham Fox B. A. of St. John's Colle,1p, Cam-
Westbere rural deanery and archdeaconry and diocese of bridge. There are also Wesleyan, Baptist and Primitive
c:Bnterbury. The surface of the parish is elevated and is Methodist chapels. Birchington Hall, the seat of Mrs. Gray,
bonnded on the sea-coast by bluff cliffs, indented by West- is pleasantly situated and comm3.nds a fine vir.w of thr1 sea.
~t.e Bay and Epple Bay, and on the borders of the cliffs Rose Bank is the residence of the Hon. Cecil Thcodorc Weld
detached sea-side residences or bungalows have been erected. Forester J.P. Henry H. P. Cotton esq. is lord of the manor.
The village, lying along the old road from London and The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, Horace Henry Powell
Canterbury to Margat.e, is about three-quarters of a mile in Cotton esq. St. John's College, Cambridge, and the Birch-
length, being included in the Cinque Ports liberty of Dover ington Bay Co. are the principal landowners. The soil is-
and under the jurisdiction of the justices of the Cinque mar! and sand ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are whea:t,
Ports. The parish is lighted with gas and supplied with barley and oats. The area is r,68o acres of land; rateabla
water from works situated at Wcstg-ate, the property of the value, £ro,r85; the population in x88r wa.~ r,J93·
Westgate-on·Sea and Birchington Gas and Water Co. The QuEx is about half a mile south.
church of All Saints is a building of shingle in the Perpen- GoRE END was formerly a village, with a churcb, but
dicular style, with a tower of Early English date, and con- thmugh the encroachments of the sea, all that now remains
sists of chancel with chapels, nave, aisles, south porches are two off-hand farms of about 300 acres, bought by the
and a tower with shingled spire on the south side of the Birchington Bay Estate Co. and Mr. J. W. Rammell, on.
chancel, containing a clock and 5 bells, dated 1728: the nave which are three cottages ; this district has for centuries beea
is divided from each aisle by arcades of five arches, springing regarded as forming part of tile parish of Birchington ancl
from octagonal pillars: in the south chapel is an interesting has a coast guard station.
wooden chest and a brass to John Heynys, vicar of Monkton, Parish Clerk, Williarrt Browning.
ob. 1523 : the north chapel, formerly belonging to the Quex
PosT, :M:. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
family, once possessors of an estate in this parish, has a brass
with two figures, one being considerably smaller than the Mrs. Sarah Pemble, postmistress. Letters arrive from
other, and an inscription to John Queke, 1449; another has
a female figure, with a smaller one kneeling at her feet ; Margate via Westgate at 7 a.rn. & 12.45 & 6.30 p.m.; dis-
there is a. third to Margaret, wife of John Cryspe, 1533, with patched at ro.3o a. m. 7.20 p.m. & sunday 7.20 p.m
the figure of an enswathed infant ; here also is a panelled Coast Guard Station, Epple Bay, William Davis, chief
altar tomb to Sir Henry Crispe, ob. 1575 and Catherine
officer & 7 men ; Gore End, Richard Herraghty, chief
officer & 8 men ·
(Scott) his first wif.e, with effigies and shields of arms; there ScHOOLS:-
are other tombs to this family of later date, in the heavy National, built in 1840, for 2oo children ; average attend-
Jacobean style, one of which commemorates Henry Crispe ance, 200; Alfred W. G. Score, master
and Marie his wife, r6r8; another has six compartments, Infant, built in 1875, for 6o children; average atLendance,
each inclosing a bust in has-relief: there are several memo- . 6o ; Miss Rebecca C. Banks, mistress '
rial windows, and the church has been well restored under Railway Station, Robert James Levett, station master
P.RIVATE RESIDENTS. Parkinson Bromet, Ivydene Birchington & Westgate Volunteer Fir6
Ashton Capt. Alfred,Roding,Spenser rd Peat Misses, 16 Minnis road Brigade (Alfred Ashton, captain;
Bailey Stuart, 2 Tower Bungalows Pemble Charles, 7 Station road Joseph Taylor, superintendent)
Bamfylde James 1\I.R.C.~Eng. The Pemble James William, 4 Prospect viis Bloy Charles (Mrs.), ladies' school,
Sycamores Perfect Rev. Thos. [Cong.], Margate rd Canterbury road
Bell Major William Morrison, Thor Pointer Thomas, Grove house Bowles Alfd. lod~ing ho. 3 Prospect viis
Bloy Rev. Charles [Baptist], Vine Rayden Arthur Robinson J.P. Minnis rd Bray Ebenezer,florist, 20 Gordon square
cottage, Church street Reynard Miss, Stati)ln road Brown Charles, lodging ho. Semaphore
Bosley William, 6 Prosped villas Reynard Mrs. Station road villa, Epple road ·
Brunton Herbert, Ethelbert road Sayer Edwin, lodging house, 2 Bath cots BrojVn Hy. Jn.lodging ho.6 Prmpect viis
Cotton Henry Horace Powell, Qllex prk Bidders Miss, Kent house Brown Thomas, farmer, E'lst End farm
CousinsGeo.SwissBungalow,Spenser rd Smith William, Station road Browning Abel John, lodging house, 12
Cnllerne Baylie H. Cliffside Smith William James M.A. Station road Prospect villas
Deacon Mrs. Cambridge vil. Station rd Stone Geo. Alex. Park villa, Margate rd Buddle William, blacksmith, Church st
Finch Mrs. A. E. 2 Ethelbert road Thorn Thos. Myrtle house, Church st BusbridgeEiizabeth(lYirs.),glass &china
Forester Hon. Cecil Theodore Weld J.P. Tomlin Gustavus, 8 Station road dealer, The Square
Rose bank Wanstall Oliver, Station road Bushel! & Son, maltsters, Minnis road
Fox Rev. John Kirkham [vicar], The Weaver Richard, ro Prospect villas Byel<'.E.&M.A.(Misses),boardinghouse,
Vicarage, Canterbury road Wild Mrs. r Minnis road 12 Minnis road
Graham Colonel, Minnis road Wilkins Henry, Beaconsfield, Alpha rd · Cheesman Wm.lodging ho.EastEnd viis
. Grant Robert, Fernleigh villa Wilson Richard, Albany villa Cobb & Co.bankcrs (sub-branch of Mar-
Gray Mrs. Birchington hall Wilson Mrs. Orlebar, 2 Minnis road gate; open tues.&thurs. ),The Square~
Haggett Robert, 1 Epple villas COMMERCIAL. draw on LloydsBank Lim. London E c
Haig Ch~\rles Robert, r8 Minnis road Adams Thomas \Villiam,lodging house, CousinsGeo. house&estate agt.Station rd
HarrisJames Smith, St. John's house 7 Prospectvillas Crump Stephen,lodgingho. Epplelodge
IIinkley Edwd. C. Westfield,Margate rd Al!Saints'Boys'Orphanage(MissPerches, Cullum Arthr.lodging ho.8Prospect vils
IIolness Stephen, Grenham villa matron), 12, 13 &. 14 Gordon square DuckettJas.Wm.farmer,SouthF.nd farm
Keen Miss, 24 Minnis road Ames Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 2 Fairman Thomas, bootmaker,Station rd
Kendall Josph. Montague ho. Minnis rd Prospect villas Foreman Richard, carrier, Walnut Tree
Knight Mrs. Epple terrace Amos Hy. Alfred,lodging ho.7 Gordon sq house, Church street
Latto Mrs. 5 Minnis road Amos William, farmer, Gore End farm, Fright James, New inn, The Square
Lendon Edward Seyer, 2 Station road Minnis road Golder Drayson, ironmonger, Park lane
Lipscombe George, Ingoldsby Ashton Geo. Fredk.chemist, 5 Station rd Golder Orlando, registrar of births &
Lyon Lieut. Chas. R.N. Park ho. Park la Austen William, sanitary plumber, deaths & relieving officer, 15 Park la.
Macnamara Waltet· H. The llut painter, glazier, paperhanger & house Goodbourn Frederick William, baker
Matthews Sydney, Alfred road decorator, gas & hot water fitter Goodbourn Thomas, blacksmith
Meakin Fredk. St. Austell, Wilkie road BartlettHenry,lodging ho. rEastEnd viis Harris J ames Smith L. K.Q. P.c. rreL
Money Mrs. I The Tower Bungalows Bamfylde Jas. M.R.c.s.Eng., D.Ph.R.C.P. surgeon, & medical officer & public
Mrore Charles, Sunnyside &s. LOnd. physican&surg. The Sycamrs vaccinator, Minster district & medical
Moore Mrs. Llanaden Benecke Frank, farmer & dairyman, officer to the workhouse, Isle of
Neame Henry Clarence, Margate road Great Brooks end & Margate road Thanet union
Neame Mrs. Rockdean Birchington BayFreehold Land & Estate Harvey J olm, boot maker,Colman's lane.
INeame Walter, Beach house, Epple rd Co. (James E. Keen, manager) HaywardWm.Queen's Head P.H. The Sq
O'Hagan Henry, Rossetti Bungalow Birchington Institute(Rev. J. Kirkham Hilliar Edward Henry, Bungalow hotel'
o,.....,,.. waliam, Upper Gore end Fox, hon. sec.), The Square Hinkley Edward C. grocer, The Square,
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Hinkley Edward J ohn,collector of taxes, Knott Henry, coach builder Sandwell Eliza (Mrs.),laundress, llugh-
The Square Latto Mrs. lodging house, 5 Minnis road enden place
Lees George, florist, Epple nursery
Histed Henry,Sea View inn,Station road Milgate Edward, Powell Arms P.H Sayer Ed win, lodging ho. 2 Bath cots
Mitchell Fanny ()lrs. ), china dealer,
Roar Geo. lodging ho. 9 St. James' tcr Shrubsole Lewis, brick mkr. Minnis rd
Hollands Sarah (Miss), lodging house, Margate road
Peat Margaret Stuart & Mary Stuart SmitbJ.W.&Son,saddlrs. Wanstall's cots
Church street Smith William & W. J. boys' schoo~
Holness James,carpenter, 1 Gordon sq (Misscs),ladies' school, I4·I6Minnis rd
PembleJas.& Sons,butchers,The Square Kent County school
Holness Stephen, builder, Station road PembleArthur Henry, AcornP. H. Park la
Hooker Gilbert,c'1imney swp.Station rd Pemble Robt. Hy. shoe maker, Park la Sully Alfred, boot maker,Chureh street
Hooker Jas. farm bailiff, Gt. Brooks end Pemble Sarah (Mrs.), grocer,Post office Stewart John, fishmonger, Station road
Hudson Charles J ames, miller (steam Perrins J n. Ernst. dairy, 11 Victoria ter Stone George, draper & upholsterer,
PettmanEliza Mrs.) ,grngro.The Square
& water), Birchington mills Pettman GeorgeHy.builder, The SLJ.uare Station road
Pitcher J ames, boot maker,6 Victoria ter Tapsell Henry, baker, Station road
Hudson Horace,lodging ho. 6 Station rd Port B.obert, greengrocer, Park lane
Hudson Jn. Prior,shopkpr. IS Mill row Rayden Arthur R. farmer, Minnis road Tomlin William, farmer, 2 Epple villas
Hutchcson David A. nurseryman, The Reed Thos. Benj. carpenter, Station rd Warner(Ed ward) & Maddox(Ephraim),
Reed Thomas Benjamin, jun. lodging
Chalet, Church street fly proprietors & carriers, The Square
Johncock Joseph Augustus, fancy re- house, I 1 Prospect villas
Reynard Miss, ladies' school, Woodville, Watson Frederick Harry & Co.maltsters
pository, Station road & merchants, Church street
.Jordan Thomas, baker, Park lane Station road
Keen James E.manager to Birchmgton \\'ebb Edmund, nurseryman,Margate rd
St. Mary's Convalescent Home (Sister
Bay :Freehold Land & Estate Co. 26 Mary, matron), The Beach avenue Willett Thomas, farmer, Quex farm
Minnis road
KeenMa.ry(Miss),locgingho.24:.\1innis rd Willsher George, blacksmith, Minnis rd
Kennard David, grocer, Park lane Willsher (Lean) & Tibble (Edmund),
Kenward Edwin, butcher, Margate rd plumbers, Station road
Wilson Thomas Harty, carpenter
Wood Alfred,lodging ho. 1 Prospectvils
13IRLING is a parish and village, at the foot of the chalk acres of glebe, in the gift of the Marquess of .Abergavenny
hills, 2 miles north-east from Malling station on the London, K.G. and held since 1890 by Lhe Rev. Stuart Churchill M.A.
Cha.tham and Dover ra1lway, 8 south-west from Rochester, of Brasenose College, Oxford. The Manor, the residence of
7 oorth-west from Maidstone and 2 south-west from Snod- the Hon. Ralph Pelham Nevill D.L., J.P. (lord of th& manor
land station on the North Kent railway, in the Mid division and principal landowner), is an extensive mansion, in the
of the county, Aylesford lathe, Larkfield hundred, Malling modern Gothic style. The soil is various, sand, clay and
petty sessional division and union, Maidstone county court gravel; subsoil, stone and gravel. The area is I,883 acres,
district, North Mailing rural deanery, Maidstone archdea- a large proportion of which is devoted to the cultivation
~onry and Canterbury diocese. Birling is watered by a small of hops ; rateable value, £4,4I6; the population in 188r was
~tream flowing into the Medway. The church of All Saints 884.
is a building of Kentish rag, principally Perpendicular in LAYLAND is three-quarters of a mile north-east.
:atyle, and consists of large chancel, nave, aisles, separated HAMHILL is also in the parish, I mile east from the parish
from the nave by an arcade of four bays, south porch and church.
an embattled western tower containing a clock and 6 bells, Parish Verger, George Kilner.
3 dated respectively 163I, I63I, I659 and the others 1746: PosT 0FFICE.-Robert Spink, receiver. Letters from Maid-
several stained windows have been added at the cost of the
late patron and his daughter, Lady Augusta Mostyn; a pul- stone arrive at 7.50 a. m. & 3.20 p.m.; dispatched at 5.25
pit and desk of oak, with carving, were placed in the church
by Lady Caroline Nevill and her sisters: there are two pis- p.m. ; sundays, arrive at 7.50 a.m.; dispatched at 10.35
<:inre. a stoup and numerous memorials of theNevill family: a. m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
Snodland
an organ has recently been introduced at a cost of £250; ScHooLs:-
and an elaborate screen, the gift of the Hon. Ralph Pelham National (mixed), enlarged in I882, for 100 cllildren; aver·
Nevill, has been placed across the tower arch: there are 240 age attendance, 72 ; Miss Adelaide Garrod, mistress
sittings, 140 being free. The register dates from the year National, Hamhill, built in r872, for go children; average
1694. The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge attendance, 70 ; Miss Phillips, mistress
.£r37, gross yearly value £273, including residence and r6 CARRIER.-Thos. Allchin, to Maidstone, on mon. thurs. & sat
Churchill Rev. Stuart M.A. Vicarage Boakes Edward, grocer, Ham hill Langridge Jas. basket maker, Ham hill
Capon Alfred, Bull r.H. & farmer
Gorham Henry, Birling rookery Chatfield Frederick, blacksmith Langridge Robt. builder&grocer,Hamhl
Nevill Hon. Ralph Pelham n.L.1 J.P. Crowhurst Alfred, farmer, Ham hill Mitchell Sarah (Miss), dress maker
Curtis John, wheelwright Ongley Charles, farmer & hop grower,
The Manor • Denman John, shopkeeper
Elsley John, assistant overseer "\\-'alnut Tree farm
Spink James, Birling villa English Thomas, farmer
Higgins George, farmer Roots John, farm bailiff to Hon. R. P.
W hitting Miss Homcwoud Alfred, Freemasons' Arms
Nevill D. L., J.P.
COMMERCIAL. P .H. Ham hill
Bucks Williarn, Beehive coffee tavern Rust William, land steward to Hon. R.
..AdamAlexander, farmer,Austen's farm Knell Hobert, farmer, Groves farm
P. Nevill D.L. 1 J.P
.Allcbin Thomas, carrier Spink Robert, grocer, Post office
Viner Wm. Chas. relieving & vac. officer
.Bishop George, builder
& reg. of births, deaths & marriages
Bishop William Fullman, builder
Wood Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Ham hl
:Buss William, farm bailiff to Marquess
of .Abergavenny K.G. Birling place
.BISHOPSBOURNE is a parish, situated on a feeder of J have been in I6o3: it is supposed that while rector of this
the Stour, on the entrance of the Barham Downs, with a parish he planted a yew hedge, which bounds the rectory
station on the Canterbury and Folkestone line of the South I garden, now ten feet high and eight feet thick, and an object
Eastern railway, 4 miles south-east from Canterbury and 2~ of great beauty; he was buried at Bishopsbourne and is sup-
miles south from Bekesbourne station on the London, Chat- posed to lie in the church, but the exact site of the grave is
ham and Dover railway, and about half a mile from the 1 unknown ; his monument was removed in r885 from the
Dover road, in the Eastern division of the county, lathe of I north to the south wall, in order to make room for the organ
St. Augustine, Kinghamford hundred, petty sessional divi- I then presented by :.\lrs. Bell : at a much later date the late
.sion of Wingham, Bridge union, Canterbury county court B.ev. George Murray, afterwards Bishop of Rochester, held
-district, East Bridge rural deanery and Canterbury archdea- this rectory; he presented to the church a stained window
-conry and diocese. The church of St. Mary is an ancient which has recently (1890) been replaced by a memorial
-cruciform building of flints, in the Early English and later window to Richard Hooker: the church was thoroughly re-
;gtyles, and consists of chancel with a south chapel, nave, paired and reseated in I872, at a cost of £1,6oo, and 1
-transepts forming short aisles, each being divided from the beautiful reredos of stone added in I 877 at a cost of nearly
nave by two arches, south porch, vestry and a low Perpen- £3oo, raised by subscription: there are 200 sittings. The
-dicular tower of three stages at the west end of the nave, register of baptisms and marriages dates from I558 ; burials
-containing 5 bells: on the north side is an Early English from I57I. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value
door and near it a stoup: there is some stained glass in the £6oo, including £wo a. year received from the Barha!ll
north transept: in the church is a memorial to Richard tithe rent-charge, with residence, in the gift of the Arch·
Hooker M. A. (commo·nly known as "the learned and judi- bishop of Canterbury, and held since 1874 by the Ref.
cious Hooker"), author of the celebrated "Ecclesiastical Thomas Hirst M. A. of Clare College, Cambridge; it was for-
Polity," and sometime fellow of Corpus Christi college, Ox- merly united to Barham, but was separated from it by all
ford; he was rector of Bishopsbourne from 1595 till his OrderinCouncilini846. ThemartyrNicholasRidley, Bishop
death, which, according to the parish register, occurred of London, was also rector here. Westward of the church iS
November 2nd, r6oo, although it is erroneously stated on Bourne Park, the seat of Matthew Bell esq. M.A.,D.L.,J.P. the
his monument, not erected till 30 years after his death, to , lord of the manor. Charlton Park, the seat of the Rev. Williaiii
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Tattersall K.A. is half a mile south-east. The principal land- traced: the tumuli may be viewed on Thursday afternoon,
owners are the Rev. William Tattersall, Matthew Bell esq. by ticket (6d. each), sold for the benefit of the Kent and Can-
D.L., J.P. and the Marquess Conyngham. InGorsleyWood, terbury Hospital. The soil is loamy; subsoil, chalk. The
on the property of the Marquess Conyngham, three tumuli chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and hops. The area is
were opened by his lordship's permission in February, x882; 2,002 acres; rateable value, £2,689; the population in x88x
~a circumferences of the tumuli touched each other, and the was 353 (now 291).
mounds were of progressive heights: in the centre of each
Parish Clerk, John Fagg.
was discovered a kistt1aen or stone-chest, the capstone of PosT OFFICE.-James Lucas, receiver. Letters arriye from
which was a little below the surface of the surrounding Canterbury at 5-45 a. m. & 1.20 p.m. ; dispatched at 7·So
ground: the dimensions of two of the kistvaens were 4 feet & 10. Io p.m. ; on sundays at 1.50 p.m. The nearest money
in length, breadth 2f and depth 2!; the third kistvaen was order & telegraph office is at Bridge
rather smaller, and its depth was equal to its len15th; some National School (mixed), erected x861, for xoo children;
charred bones and a skull were discovered ; and the place average attendance, 45; Miss Rudkin, mistress
where the cremation had taken place could be distinctly I Railway Station (S.E.R.), Wallace Wm. Hart, station master
Bell Matthew M. A., D.L., J.P., Bourne pk Daniels John, farm bailiff to Matthew Scott Henry, farmer, Woodgate farm
Sharpe l''redk. carpenter & undertaker
Gibbs Henry Bell esq. n. L., J. P. Lenhall farm Stockbridge James, farmer & wool
Hirst Rev. Thomas M.A. [rector]
Tattersall Rev. Wm. M. A. Charlton park Harvey Henry, farmer, Cold harbour dealer, Pheasant's hall
Ma.tt,hews Joseph George, boot maker Turner George, Lion's Head P.H•
COMMERCIAL. Maxted Henry, blacksmith
.Bnshell Thomas, shopkeeper Perkins John, farmer, The Court lodge
BLACK HEATH.
BLACKHKATH g1ves its name to the hundred and is the head The Catholic church, dedicated to Our Lady Help of
of a petty sessional division (sessions held at Greenwich), in Christians, is in Cresswell park.
the North Western division of the county, lathe of Sutton- The Congregational church, situated near the railway
at-Hone, Lewisham union, rural deaneries of Greenwich and station, and erected in 1854, is a building in the Gothic
Woolwich and archdeaconry and diocese of Rochester, ex- style. There is a Wesleyan chapel in The Avenue, Bennett
tending into the parishes of Charlton, Greenwich, Kidbrooke, park, and one in Sunfields, Old Dover road.
ruLewisham and Lee, and within the parliamentary boroughs The Presbyterian church is the Charlton road.
of Greenwich, Lewisham and Woolwich, within the" County The Blackheath and Charlton Cottage Hospital, situated
of London," as constituted by the Local Government Act, in the Old Dover road, was established in 188o and has 15
x888, in the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal court and beds, including cots for children.
Me.tropolitan police and in the South Eastern metropolitan Morden College, situated on the eastern confines of the
postal district, and is included in the Lewisham and Green- Heath, in Charlton parish, was founded in 1702 by Sir John
wich District Board of Works. 'fhe North Kent railway has Morden, for the support of decayed merchants, but the
a station here and passes under the east end of the Heath by house was built about 1695, and is a picturesque edifice of
a tunnel about a mile long. red brick with stone dressings, forming a good example of
All Saints' is an ecclesiastical parish formed April 19th, the so-called " Queen Anne" style. The number of mem-
1859, from the civil parish of Lewisham : the church, erected bers was at one ttme restricted to thirty, but from the in-
on the Heath in x859, is a building of stone in the Geometric crP-ase of funds this number has been extended to forty,
style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and each of whom receives £roo yearly; there are also so out
a tower with spire containing a chiming clock with four pensioners receiving £8o a year and under.
dials: all the windows are stained and there is a sculptured The St. John's Working Men's Club is in Bowater place.
reredos richly decorated with Venetian mosaics: the church The Heath, approached by steep ascents from Greenwich
has 630 sittings, of which 200 are free. The register dates and Lewisham, contains nearly 300 acres and has a con-
from the year 1859· The living is a vicarage, average tithe siderable population on its borders : it is about a mile and a
rent-charge {,61, net yearly value [484, in the gift of the half from Greenwich and the same distance from Lewisham
vicar of Lewisham, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Edward and Lee and is now under the control of the London County
Foyle Randolph B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Council as a place of recreation, for which purpose it is much
St. John the Evangelist's is an ecclesiastical parish formed resorted to in the summer season by pleasure parties. There
January 31st, 1868, from the civil parish of Greenwich : the is a tumulus on the Heath and the surface of the district
church is an elegant building of stone in the Perpendicular generally is undulating, extending to Greenwich park.
style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a lofty tower The Ranger's lodge, situated in the park, frontin~ Ches-
with spire, containing I bell, and was erected at the cost of terfield walk and now occupied by Gen. Viscount Wolseley
the late John Angerstein esq. who also endowed it : there K. P., a.c.n., G.C.M.G. was formerly the residence of General
are 864 sittings, of which 200 are free. The register dates Wolfe; the lodge belonged in 1753 to the famous Lord Ches-
from the year 1853. The living is a vicarage, yearly income terfield, and the Princess Sophia of Gloucester lived in it till
£s8x, derived from pew rents, in the gift of William Anger- her death in 1844: it was at one time occupied by the Duke
stein esq. and held since 1875 by the Rev. Joseph William of Connaught. Vanbrugh House and Vanbrugh Castle, both
Marshall B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. quaint specimens of brick-work, were built by Sir John
A Mission Hall, in the Early English style, was erected in Vanbrugh kt. the eccentric architect and dramatist.
1883, at a cost of£114901 to be used as a boys' school and as According to popular tradition Julius Cresar encamped
a church on Sundays: it holds 300 persons. here. In 1001 the Danes had a camp here, where they held
St. German's, a proprietary chapel within the parish of the Archbishop of Canterbury prisoner, after sackmg his
Kidbrooke, is a structure of brick with stuccoed front, con- city and cathedral. Here Wat Tyler, a smith, of Dartford,
sisting of chancel and nave. The living is a perpetual assembled an immense force of rebels in 138 I and Jack Cade,
curacy, with an income derived from pew rents, in the gift the men of Kent in 1450 ; and in 1497 the Cornish men
of Mrs. Battiscoml>e, and held since x884 by the Rev. collected on this spot under Lord Audley. In the year 1400
Richard Hayes Robinson K.C.L. : it has 500 sittings, of Henry IV. received Manuel Palreologus, Emperor of Con-
which about 100 are free. stantinople, at Blackheath, when he came to solicit aid
St. Michael and All Angels, Blackheath park, is an eccle- against the Turks; and Henry V. the Emperor Sigismund.
siastical parish formed from the civil parish of Charlton: In 1415 the same monarch was received here by the Lord
the church, erected about 1826, is an edifice of stone in a Mayor and Aldermen, on his return from the battle of
modern Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, Agincourt ; and also his son, Henry VI. after his coronation
Dorth and south porches and an eastern tower with pinna- at Paris. In 1517 Cardinal Campeggio, legate of the Holy
cles and spire 172 feet high and containing 2 bells : it has See, was met here by the dignitaries of the Church and
8oo sittings, of which 150 are free. The register dates from State in a gorgeous procession, and here Charles II. was
the year 1874· The living is a perpetual curacy of uncertain similarly received on his restoration 29th May, r66o.
Yearly value, derived from pew rents, in the gift of Albe- The population in t88x of the ecclesiastical district of All
marle Cator esq. and held since 1889 by the Rev. Arthur Saints was 2,097 ; the area is 135 acres ; population of St.
Evelyn Barnes-Lawrence M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. John, 3,738; area, 195 acres.
Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.
POST, MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 9o IO & II.20 a.m. & 1 1 3.10, 4·5t 5·151 5·45o 6.30, 9 &
Savings Bank & Annuity & Insurance Office, n.go p.m
Beaconsfield buildings, Lee road.
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, 5
Letters are delivered at 7.30 & 11.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 8,
Langton terrace, Woodlands road.-R. Lewis, receiver.
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Letters dispatched at 8.20, g.25 & 10.45 a. m. ; 12.25, 2.30, Schools.
' 3.25, 4-45, 7, 9 & II p.m. ; sunday, 8.45 p.m Rlackbeath Proprietary School prepares boys for the Uni-
PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & .Annuity & Insurance Office, versities, the professions, for the Royal Engineers k
Grate's place.-R. Jarvis, receiver. Letters dispatched at Artillery & for the Indian civil service ; two exhibitions 01
8.50, 9.25 & 10.45 a.m. ; 12.25, 2.35, 3.30, 4·45, 7, 9 & £so a year are given annually to boys proceeding to Oxford
or Cambridge, who pass the best examinations in divinity.
11.55 p.m
Public Establishments. classics, mathematics & history ; two scholarships of [,IQ
are awarded yearly at Easter, both tenable at the schoot
Blackheath & Charlton Cottage Hospital, Old Dover road, E. for two years ; The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of thtt
Clapton M.D. consulting physician; H. F. Bailey, H. L. Diocese, president; G. Humphreys esq. M. A. treasurer>
Bernays & P. Cooper L.R.C.P.Lond. R. Fegan M.D. J. W. F. Wickings Smith esq. G. Humphreys esq. & A. J~
Miller M.D. & C. K. Morris, medical officers; Henry J. Wbatley esq. trustees; G. ll. Richardson esq. & I<'. W_
Hooper L.n.s.R.c.s. Eng. dental surgeon; Major-General Bluett esq. auditors; T . .A. Bussell esq. sec.; headmaster.,
Swayne, sec.; Miss Westlake, matron Herbert llendall esq. M.A. Christ's College, Cambridge,
Eastern District H.ate Office, 2 Mount Lebanon villas, First Class Classics ; second master, H. R. Woolrych esq.
William Henry Holding, collector M. A. Pembroke College, Oxfo~d ; chaplain, the Rev. F. B.
Greenwich Union Infirmary, Vanbrugh hill, Waiter Charles Mayo M. A. Worcester College, Oxford; classics & English,.
Skardon llurney M.K.Q.C.P.Irel. medical officer; Henry the head master & the second master, C. E. Laurenceesq.
James Dixon, assistant; E. Tyler, master
Morden College .Asylum for Decayed Merchants, St. German's B. A. Pembroke College, Oxford & the Rev. F. n. Mayo M.A.
·worcester College, Oxford ; mathematics, senior master E..
place, the Rev. the Hon. John Harbord M.A. chaplain ; Provis esq. M.A.. Clare College, Cambridge& GriffitbJones
Horace Elphinstone Rivers esq. treasurer esq. M.A.. Jesus College, Oxford; modern languages, F.
Metropolitan Fire Engine Station, Royal Parade mews, John Osiander esq. University of Tubiugen & L. E. Kastner esq.
William Hale, engineer University of Bonn; natural science, Griffith Jones esq.
South Vale Lecture Hall, Lee road, Thomas Lewis, caretaker M. A. O:xford; junior mathematics & writing, R. H. Wood
esq. Queen's College, Oxford; shorthand, F. Phillips esq.;
Volunteers. • gymnastics, Mr. J. W. Henderson
Congregational School for the Sons of Missionaries, Lee road,.
Kent Artillery (5th & 6th batteries, 1st brigade) ; head
quarters, Dartmoutb place, M. Barnett, lieut.-colonel near the railway station, first founded at Walthamstow,
Essex, in January, 1842, & removed to Blackheath ~
Queen's Own (Royal West Kent H.egiment) znd Volunteer November, 1857; attached to the college are two schola~
Battalion (comprising A. B, C, D, E,F, G, H, J, L&Mcos.);
bead quarters, Holly Hedge house ; Col. William Bristow, ships of the value of£so yearly, for two years, tenable at
lieut.-col. commanding ; Lieut.-Col. H. W. Pook, second
in command~ E. Sattertbwaite & F. W. Frigout, majors; any university in the United Kingdom; Rev. Edward
Capt. E. E. Ravenhill, adjutant; Surgeon H. W. Roberts, Waite M.A.. head master
in medical charge ; Blackheath companies-A, Capt. H. E.
llristow; ll, Capt. Gordon Smith; G, Capt. Hesketh Pem- Blackheath Centre School, Vanbrugh castle, Westcombe.
Park road ; Miss Kate Gale, principal
. broke; H, Capt. G. T. Charleton; J, Capt. H. Benwell;
L, Capt. W. K. Lemon & M, Capt. G. J. Reward, com- Blackheath Hill School of Art, 13 Lansdowne place, opened
mandants in Jan. r88r ; G. Brown, head master
Government School of Science & .Art, .Alexandra hall, Ben-
ne1.t park; J. B. Jameson, head master
Blackheath High School for Girls, Wemyss road, opened by
Places of Worship, with times of services.. H.R.H. Princess Louise, Marchioness of Lorne, 7 Jan.
.All Saints Church, Blackheath, Rev. Edward Foyle Randolph
r88o; Miss F. Gadesden, bead mistress
B.A.. vicar ; 8 & II a.m. & 3.30 & 7 p.m. ; evensong daily Kidbrook Girls' Training Home, Old Dover road; Mis
5 p.m. ; wed. & fri. II a.m
St. German's Chapel, St. German's place, Rev. Richard Elizabeth Mary Lowe, matron
Hayes Robinson, incumbent; 11 a. m. & 7 p.m All Saints (girls), Blackheatb vale, for 8o children; averag~
St. James' Church, Kidbrook Park road, Rev. John Cox
attendance, 54; Miss E. Jones, mistress
Leeke M.A. rector; 11 a.m. & 3.30 & 7 p.m.; wed 7·3o .All Saints, Tranquil passage (infants), built in I85r, for I2()
p.m. ; fri 11.30 a.m
St. John the Evangelist Church, St. John's road, Rev.Joseph children; average attendance, 8o; Miss Mary Hambledon,.
William Marshall B.A. vicar; 11 a.m. & 7 p.m mistress
St. John's Mission Hall, Lyveden road, II a.m. & 7 p.m St. Michael's, Paragon mews (boys), built in 184o, for 13()
St. Michael & .All Angels, Blackheath park, Rev. Arthur boys; average attendance, 100; James Alien, master
Evelyn Barnes-Lawrence M. A. incumbent; II a. m. & 7 St. John's ~ational, Lyveden road (boys), built in 1883,.
for II2 children ; average attendance, 95 ; .Alexander
p.m.; wed. 11.30 a.m Matthews, master
Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church, Cresswell
St. John's National, Old Dover road, built in 183o, for 13()
park; 7.15, 8.30 & 11 a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; daily mass girls & 150 infants; average attendance, 120 girls & 14()
7.15 & 8.30 a.m.; holy days, mass 7-IS, 8.30 & 10 a.m infants ; .Anna Fleming, mistress; Mrs. E. M. Philpott.
Presbyterian Church of England, Rev. J. Head Thomson infants' mistress
St. Mary's Catholic, Cresswell park, built in 187], for So child-
ren; average attendance,77; Rev.FrancisSheehan,princpL
M.A.., B.D. minister; II a.m. & 7 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m Conveyan<:e.
Baptist, Shooter's Hill road, Rev. R. E. Chettleborough, North Kent Railway Station, Tranquil vale, Edward D.
Chapman, station master. Omnibuses to meet the trai!ISo
minister; 11 a.m. & 8.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Congregational, near the railway station, Rev. C. Wilson to & from Eltham, also to & from Harvey road, Shooter'&
Hill road, seyeral times in the day
M.A.. minister; II a.m. & 7 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
The Brethren, Bennett park; 11 a.m. & 6.go p.m Carriers.
Wcsleyan Methodist, The .Avenue, Rev. James Ernest May, Gridley & Ford, Rushey green, Lewisham; W. T.
Clapham ; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m Wootten, Wm. Gridley & C. & J.Wootten, daily to London
Wesleyan Methodist, Sun fields, Old Dover road; II a. m. & Parcels Delivery Co. Carter, Paterson & Co. & Pickford .t
6.go p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m • Co. Tranquil vale
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Andras Miss, 14 Wemyss road Atkins James Batten, 4 Park villas
.Able Chas. Denton c. E. 11Eastcombe viis .Andrass John W. G. 15 Eastcombe viis Auld William, 42 St. John's park
Adam John, 15 Morden road :r; Anstey William John R.N. .Albion villa, Austin Henry W. 34 Shooter's Hill raJ
Adam Miss, 3 Aberdeen terrace Westcombe hill Aves Alfred Cuthbert, 2 Eliot place
.Adam William H. RN.,M.R.c.s. (deputy Apsley John, 7 Park row llacot Miss, 57 St. John's park
lladhamEdwd.J. Woodside, Glenluce rd"
inspector general of Hospitals & Archer Henry, 2r Blackheath vale
Fleets), 8 Eastbrook road Archer Mrs. 75 Shooter's Hill road Badbam Miss, 28 Vanbrngh park
Adams Miss M. A. 1 Upper Park place ArdouinAlfred, Waverley ho.Humber rd Badock J. Barlow l<'.H.I.B.A. Over'
Adamson Thos..A.Rowlands,Mycenre rd .Armstrong Lieut.-Colonel John Arthur cliff, Ulundi road
.Adkin Hy.J.Glynde lo.I6 Kidbrk.Pk.rd R.E. Gilnockie, Beaconsfield road Bailey Henry Thos. 8 St. Germans pl
.Aidridge Mrs. 56 Shooter's Hill road .Armstrong Mrs. 146 Shooter's Hill road Bailey Mrs. 102 St. John's park
Aldridge Thomas, 7 Rutland gardens Ash Thomas, 24 lllackheath vale Bailey Thomas Reeves, 3 Eastbrook rd
war.Allan Mrs. 4 Mount Lebanon villas, .Ashburner1\'Iajor-GeneralGeorge Elliot, Baillie R. Radnor house, The Manor
Westcombe hill 18 St. John's park llainbrigge Mrs. 10 Vanbrugh Park rd
Alien Frederick George, 5 Humber ter .Ashton Charles, 32 Shooter's Hill road~ Baird Alexander, 8 Kid brook Park road
.Alien Mrs. 4 South vale . .Ashton Fredk. Job, 1o Eastcombe villas Baker James, 2 Westcombe terrace.
Alien Mrs. The Oaks, Coleraine road Ashton Job, 2 South row Westcombe hill
Alien William, 10 Denzil terrace Aspinall Joseph. 39 Bcnnett park Baker Robert Thos. 5 Kidbrook Park nl
Anderson Miss, Inglewood, Ulundi road Aston Mrs. 6 Hervey villas, Hervey rd Halfour Geo. Shrublf,nd ho. Humberrd
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Ba.lla.nceArth. W.Park ho.Blackheath pk BromleyJas. W.F.Eastnor,Westcombe hl Cohen Samuel H. Heathside, The Vale
Banning Hy. Thos.14Vanbrugh Park rd Bronsdon Charles, 3 Montpelier row Colbourn Mrs. 8 South vale
Ba.nnisterMisses,roVanbrugh Pk.rd.east Brooman .Mis<~ S. 2 Bennett park Collings Capt. William, Humelea, West-
Barber Henry Wm.6o Kid brook Park rd Brown Alfd. J. Glen l\'lohr, Vanbrugh hl combe Park road
Bargman JolJ.n, St. Bride's, Ulundi rd Brown Hradshaw, 20 Vanbrugh park Collins Robt. Hy. R.N. I03 St. John's pk
Barnes Edward, I Montpelier row Brown Genrge, 5 Oinsdale road Colquhoun Lieut.-Col. James A. S. 104
Bamesl"k.4Westcombe ter. Westcmbe.hl Brown Geor..:e B. 13 St. Germain's place Shooter's Hill road
Bames Miss, 5 Lawn terrace Brown Miss, Hughenden, Coleraine rd Congdon William Edward, I Denzil ter
Bames Mrs. I Grotes cottages Brown Misses, 3 Craigerne road Connolly Arthur Jas. 2 Carisbrooke ter
BamesWm.Geo.ParkEnd,Blackheatb pk Brown Mrs. 93 Shooter's Hill road Cook Joseph, Cleveland ho. Hardy rd
Barnett Malcolm,63 KidbrookPark road Brownhill Rev. Jn. Jas. B.A. [curate St. Cooley Henry, I 14 Shooter's Hill road
Barnett Misses, Blackheatb park John theEvangelist],88 St. John's pk Cooper John, 142 Shooter's Hill road
Barret.t Major-Gen. Richard l>vyle, I3 Bruce Mrs. Southery cot. Black heath pk Cooper John J. 8 Park villas
Vanbrugh Park road Buchanan .Tames, 7 Kidbrook grove CuoperMrs.Stainton ldg.Shooter's Hl.rd
Barringt.on-Woodman Mrs.87 Shooter's Buckley Rudolph, 20 Kidbrook grove Cooper Ptr. Stainton lo. Shooter's HI. rd
Hill road Budd R E. 28 Osborne terrace Copland Henry Syed, 38 Bennett park
Barron W. J. 24 Kidbrook Park road Bunce Miss A. 2 Upper Park place Coppard William, 19 Wemyss road
BarrowRobert Philipson, Blackheatb pk Bunnett Geo. R. 10 Vanbru~h Pk. rd. ea Corbett Miss, 2 Cresswell park
Barry-Jupp Edward, 76 St. John's park Burgess James, 7 South vale Cornelius Henry, 27 Osborne terrace
BartlettWm.2:)Combe ter. Westcmbe.hl Burman William, 8 Vanbru~h park Cornelius Joshua,Trossachs,Mycenre rd
Barton Chas. Thos. 40 St. John's park Burness James Alex. 2 St. John's park Corner George E. Art club, Bennett pk
Barton Mrs. 3 Glendaulk villas Burnett William Charle9, Ferndale, Corner Mrs. 20 Wemyss road
Batley William Fox, 12 Vanbrugh park Westcombe Park road Coubro Lewis G. 13 Park villas
Battiscombe Miss, II2 Shooter's Hill rd Burney Miss, 25 Kidbrook Park road Courser Mrs. 23 Shooter·s Hill road
Bayly Col. F. G. R.A. 12 Kidbrook gro Burney Wait. Cilas. Skardon M.K.Q.C.P. Court Mrs. John, 2 G.rotes buildings
Beachcroft Edward, 20 The A\"enue rrel. Greenwich Union infirmary Courtenay l''rederick, 28 South vale
Beadle Chas. Park vi!. Beaconsfield road Burrell Edmund R.3 VanbrughPk.rd. we Cousins Mrs. 4 Rutland gardens
BealeJn. Heath view,Westcombe Pk.rd Burt George John, 6 Humber terrace Cousins Mrs. 83 Shooter's Hill road
Beale Miss, 18 Eastcombe villas Bush Mrs. Devonshire ho. Humber rd Cowell Arthur, 55 St. John's park
Beames Edward, I4 Dinsdale road Bushell GeorJ"e, 5 Banchory road Cowie Thomas, The Nest, Hervey road
Beaumont Macdonald, 8 Morden road Busk Charles J. I7 Morden road Craddock Edward H. II Humber ter
Beazley Rev. Joseph, 13 The Paragon Busk Mrs. 25 Vanbrugh park Craddock Thomas, 9 Park villas
Beebe Miss, 5I Shooter's Hill road Bussell T. A. Lee road Craig Mrs. M. 58 Vanbrugh park
Belke Madame, r61 Shooter's Hill road Butcher Mrs. 5 Park row Cranch Miss E. 9 Eastcombe villas
Bell Mrs. 167 Shooter's Hill road Butler Jas. \Vm. Blyth ho. Humber rd Crane Frederick William, 4 Eliot place
Bell Wm. R. M.D. 37 Shooter's Hill road . Butler Thomas, 7 Park villas Crawford Sir Thomas (D:rector-Gen.)
Bellamy Mrs. r9 Montpelier row Buttansbaw Mark Noble, Kendal house, M.D., K.C.B., I.L.D. 5 St. John's park
.Belleroche Edward, 14 Eliot place Blackheath park Creak Captain Ettrick William R.N. 36
Bendall Herbert M.A. (head ma9ter of Cadman Daniel Charles, 17 Wemyss rd Kidbrook Park road
Blackheath pro,Jrietary school ),Lee rd 1 Caffin Ed ward, 2 Haddo villas Creasey Robert, 96 Shooter's Hill road
Benn Ion Hamilton, 40 Shooter's Hill rd 1 Caffin Miss, 6IoBVeaacnobnrsufgiehldpbaurikldin~s Creswick Ueorge S. Rothley, Mycenre rd
.Bennett George Rd. Vanbrugh bill Caffin "\Y. J. Crocker Mrs. 10 Lawn terrace
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Bentley Hy. Wm. 51 Kid brook Park rd ! Calthorpe Henry C. 133 Sho.oter's HI. rd Crocker Thomas, 17 Denzil terrace
llentley Thomas, 12 South vale Camoron Frcderick, I Humber terrace Crookenden Isaac Adolphus A. I. c.E. I38
llerkely-Calcott :\Irs. 4 St. John's villas Capper Waiter, 5~ Shooter's Hill road Shooter's Hill road
Beswick Charles, 41 Vanbrugh park Carey Herbert S. 7 Eliot place Croshaw Miss, 7 Aberdeen terrace
Jlevan Hubert, 6 Vanbrugh Park rd. ea Carnague Mrs. 37 Kid brook Park road Crozier Col. HenryD. R.E. 2 Aberdeen ter
Bevingtllfl Wm.Alfd.Avndl.Coleraine rd · Carrow John, 46 St. John's park 1 Crush William, Elim, Ulundi road
Binning Jas.Stevenson,47Shooter'sHl. rd Carter Arthur Roger, 2 Mayfield ter Cumming Arthur, 19 South vale
Jlinns Anthony, 70 Vanbrugh park Carter Roger, 8 Kidbrook grove Cumming William, 17 South vale
Binsteed Charles By. 6o Shooter's HI. rd . Carter Silas, 31 Shooter's Hill road CunisHoraceA.1Combe ter. Westcmb.hl
Birch :Misses, 41 St. John's park 1 Cash Frederick William, 13 Eliot place CunisWm. INormandy viis. Coleraine rd
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Birch William Cooper, 13 Vanbrugb pk Cassels Mrs. 9 Vanbrugh Park rd. west CurmeVice-Adm.Chs. T. 19Vanbrugh pk
Birt. Mrs. I Rose bank I Castle Sidny. St.Katherine's,Glenluce rd Currie Alexander, Leslie, .Mycenre road
Biscoe Fredk. Wm. 3VanbrughPk. rd.ea Cautley J n.Cumberlege,79 Vanbrugh pk .Curtis Frederick T. W. (engineer R.N. ),
Bizzell John, 49 Shooter's Hill road Chaffey 1\'illiam Chas. 5 Carisbrook ter 10 Combe terrace, Westcombe hill
Jllaker Harry, Rosewell, Glenluce road · Champion Fras. C. 58 St. John's park Cutler Geo. Benj. 4 Westcombe Park rd
Blow Miss, 6 lllackheath vale Chapman Capt. Francis Hay R.N. 55 Cutler Samuel, II Vanbrugb park
Bluhm H. B Pond road Slwoter's Hill road Cutter Torn, Woodville ldg. Woodville rd
JloddyGranvl.Sharpe,n Vanbgh.Pk.rd Chapman Rev. Jos~ph [Wesleyan], 98 Dalgleisb. Edward, I7 Eastcombe villas
Boilean Mrs. 12 Park villas Shooter's Hill road DalglieshWm.Hy. IIVanbrugh Pk.rd.ea
Bolton Mrs. 4 Cresswell park Cbapman Miss, Enderleig-h,Old Dover rd Dangerfield Harold William, Endsleigh,
Bond Artbur, 3 Mycenre villas Chapman Mrs. 10 lllackheath vale Glenluce road
Booth Rev. William Herbt. M:.A. [cur<~.te Charles Richard Stafford, 4 Morden rd Daniels J oseph, 86 Shooter's Hill road
of St. German], 57 Shooter's Hill rd Charleton Ueorge T. 8 Gordon terrace Dannatt Geo. I vydene,Westcomb · Pk. rd
Booth Waiter .Abraham, 65Vanbrugh pk Chase J. 22 South vale Dannatt George, jun. Lyndale, \Vest-.
Borrett Mrs. 3 South row Cheshire Edward, 3 Vanbrugh park combe Park road
Bott Miss, 13 South vale Chettleborough Rev.RobertE.[BaptistJ, D'Arcy Mrs. r6 Vanbrugh Park road
Boully Frederick, The Hollies, The Vale The Manse, Hervey road Darnell James Robson, 54 Vanbrugh rd
Bonrnes George S.Ellerslie,Aberdeen ter Chevallier Commander Barrington R.N. Darnell William, Melrose, Glenluce rd
Boustread John, 6 Kidbrook Park road 8 Vanbrugh bill l>avies Rev. Owen [Wesleyan], The
Bowcher Mr.... 128 Shooter's Hill road Chidttick Charles, 2 Hervey villas Parsonage, The Avenue
Bowery Mrs. Carley lodg. St. John's rd Childs Samuel, I Woodlands road l>avies John H. W. Minden, Glenluce rd
Boxer Percy, 6 Grotes place Christopherson l>erman, Grove house, Davies Mrs. 4 Montpelier row
Boys Admiral Hy. 10 Kidbrook Park rd Kid brook grove Davies William Knowles, 5 Grates place
Bradley Miss, 122 Shooter's Hill road Christie Mrs. 15 Eliot place Davis Oavid, II The Avenue
Braidwood James, Craig Gowan, Glen- Christie Waiter G. 8o St. John's park Davis George, Dalmeny, Humber road
luce road Chubb Morley, The White cottage, !>avis Miss, 4 Eastcnmbe villas
Bramley Rev. Thomas D. D. Dartmonth Vanbrugh fields Dawes Frank, 5 Eastcombe villas
lodge, 10 Dartmuuth row Clapham Rev. James E. [Wesleyan], 6 Dawson Alfred, 2 Normandy villas,
Brankstone Mrs. 124 Shooter's Hill road Grates buildings Coleraine road
Brankstone Thomas, 5 St. Germans pl Clark Henry, Woodbury, Hardy road Day Archibld. Clifton ldg. St. John's rd
Brass William, 5 Mount Lebanon villas Clark-Kennedy Major-Uen. .Alexander Day Sydney T. D. L. I B Kidbrook grove
BridgesNathanl.Hurst lo.Blackheath pk Kennedy,Craignethan lo. St.John's rd Day William, Arreton, Blackheath park
Brindley Waiter Fk.45 Shooter's Hill rd Clarke Alfred Ueorge, I Shooter's Hill rd Dealy John Richd. 148 Shooter's Hill rd
Bristow Col. William, The Woodlands,. Clarke Mrs. 6 Kidbrook grove Deering William Henry, 13 Hervey rd
Mycenre road I Clauson-Thue Henry, 49 Vanbrugh pk de Havilland Major-Uen. James R.A. 8
Brittle John R. 9 Vanbrugh hill I Clothier R. H. 9 03borne terrace Vanbrugh Park road west
Brockman John W. I4 Shooter's Hill rd Cock John, 40 Vanbrugh park Dempsey William Joseph, Dunlace
BromleyWm.G.S.Eastnor, Westcmbe.bl Cockle Arthur, 4 Woodville road house, Humber road
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Despard Lieut.-Col. William Edward, Foster Thomas, 9Vanbrugh Park rd. ea Hand Mrs. 30 Vanbmgh park
IB Kidbrook Park road Fowler Mrs. Millborough,Humber road Hanson George, 7 Dinsdale road
Dick Miss, 5 The Avenue Fox Mrs. 28 Kidbrook Park road Harben Alfred, Millertield, Humber rd
Dickinson Commander Charles William Fox William H. 4 Humber terrace Harding Mrs. 3 Banchory road
R.N. 34 Vanbrugh park Francis Frederick, 9 lllackheath vale Harriman Wm. John, 2 Denzil terrace
Dixon Major Waiter Cowley, Winchel- Fraser Mrs. Newfield, Pond road Harris Mrs. 5 Denzil terrace
sea lodge, Blackheath park I<'rean George H. 26 Kidbrook grove Harris Mrs. 64 St. John's park
Dixort Charles Jecks, Blackstone, West- Freeman Frederick, 23 Combe terrace, Harris Mrs. I27 Shooter's Hill road
combe Park road Westcombe hill Ha.rris Mrs. W. 24 Bennett park
Dixon Henry James, Greenwich Union Freeman Joshua, 7 Vanbrugh terrace Harris Robert., 23 South vale
infirmary, Vanhrugh hill Frost Henry, Shortla.nds, Ulundi road Harrison Charles, 2 Eliot cottages ·
Dixon Miss, I43 Shooter's Hill road Fulcher Mrs. I Park row Harrison Charles F.R.G.s. Maisonnett.e,
Dixon Thos. TheCottage,The :Manor way .Furlonge H. Hilton Leigh, 16Dinsdale rd Woodville road
DobsonChas.Meadows, 70 St.John's pk Gabb Col. Frederick Secretan, 9 Van- Harrison Wm. The Pagoda, Aberdeen ter
Dodd John, Braemar, Ulundi road brugh Park road Hart Dnid, Coolmore, Glenluce road
Dolphin James, 5 Vanbrug-h terrace Gadesden Miss, 26 Wemyss road Hart Harry, 2 St. Germans place
DomeierAlbert,Tudor ho.lllackheath pk Gadsdon William, 10 Dinsdale road Hartley Henry, 169 Shooter's Hill road
Donkin Bryan, Eastnor ho. I Lloyd's pl Gale Miss Kate, Vanbrugh castle, Hartmann William, Bremen lodge,
Douglas Capt. R. J. H. 35 St. John's pk Westcombe Park road Blackheath park
Downing Arthur M. W. M.A. 74 Van- Gamble John, Hazel wood, Ulundi road Harvey Mrs ..A. 6 St. John's park
bmgh park Gammidge Henry, I Morden road Haslett Alfred, I4 St. Germans place
Downs Mrs. Roslyn villa, The Vale Gandell Miss, 6 W oodville road Haslett :1oseph, Philadelphia house,
Dowsett John, 13 Blackheath vale Gann Mrs. The Elms, Coleraine road Humber road
Draper Charles Henry D se. I4 Combe Gardner Charles, 7 Woodville road Hatch Mrs. 2 Combeter. Westcombe hl
terrace, Westc~mbe hill Garland Mrs. J. 27 Lee road Hatch Samuel C. Clyde hou.se, Wes~
Draper George, 82 Shooter's Hill roarl Garrard Frdk. Fairfax ho.Beaconsfid. rd combe Park road
Driver Charles, 12 Lawn terrace Garside Walter, 8 Humber terrace Hatfield Charles, 18 Dinsdale road
Drnry Lieut.-Col. Edward Dru1 32 St. Garton Arthur, ro Carisbrook terrace Hawker Edwd. Wm. 17 KidbrookPk.rd
John's park Gaynor Mrs. 64 Shooter's Hill road Haynes Thomas, 6 Dinsdale road
Drnry Mrs. Devon cot. Blackheath pk Gibbins Joseph, 4 Osborne terrace Hazelwood Capt. Richard, I35 Shooter's
Dncham Heber, 9 Wemyss road Gibbs Robt. Alma villa, Vanbrugh hill Hill road
Duggan Mrs. Sunnybank, Vanbrugh bl Gibson Arthur S. I45 Shooter's Hill rd Heath Alfred, IS Vanbrugh Pk. rd. west
Dunkin Edwin F.R.s. 27 Kidbrook Pk.rd Gibson John Geo. I Vanbrugh park Heath Cbas. J oseph, 1 Eastcombe villas
Dunn Mrs. 41 Shooter's Hill road Gilbert Sir J n. Vanbrugh Park rd. west Heath John Henry, Kingsbridge house,
Dnnn William, 22 St. John's park Gilbody Miss H. E. 13 Lawn terrace Beaconsfield road
Duprat La Vicomtesse,4I Kidbrk.Pk.rd Giles Benj. Wisbech house, Hervey rd Heckels Richd. Davies, 3 Carisbrook ter
Durnford Philip, 8 The Avenue Gillespie Mrs. 37 Bennett park Heisch Miss, 5 Eliot place
Dyer Jas. Wm. Alpha house, Ulundi rd Girdlestone Mrs. 22 Shooter's Hill road Hellicar Mrs. Ames9 Blackhea.th park
Dyer William John F.s.r., F.s.s. 17 Givens Charles Wm. C. 5 Morden road Hemmant William, 81 Vanbrugh park.
Montpelier row Glasier William R. M. 3 The Paragon Hemmerde James G. L. 10 Eliot place
Eade Thoma.'l, 2 Lloyd's place Glass Henry Alexander, 6 Vanbmgh pk Henderson Capt. James, 7 Bennett pk
Eagleton Edwd. 62 Shooter's Hill road Goddard Major-Gen. John R.E. 3 Van- Hendry Mrs. 2 Bellrock villas, Mycenre
Eagleton Jn. Hy. 72 Shooter's Hill rd brugh Park road road, Westcombe park
Eaton-Hodgkinson William Richard Godden Hy. James, 2 Eastcombe villas Herroun Edwd.F.Riverdale,Humberrd
F.R.S.E., F.I.C. &J.S. 75 Vanbrugh pk Godfrey Mrs. I 10 Shooter's Hill road HibbinsFk.Wm. The Lodge, Mordenrd
Eckton Aaron, 2I Bennett park Goodban Jsph. By. 79 Shooter's Hill rd Hicks Mrs. 17 Shooter's Hill road
Edmonds Aug. Robert, I Carisbrook Goodhart Mrs. 8 Bennett park Higgins Rev. Hinchcliffe [Congrega-
villas, Westcombe hill Goodman Mrs. J. D. 7 The Avenue tional], 2 Mycenre villas
Edwards Edward, Kidbrook lodge, St. Goodrich Edmd.R.sVanbrughPk.rd.we Higgins Miss, 34 Bennett park
Germans place Goodwin George H. g6 Vanbrngh park Higham Chas. Danl.3Westcombe Pk. rd
Edwards Fras. Chas.92 Shooter's Hill rd Goodwin Henry, 26 South vale Higham John Adams, Finchley lodge,
Edwards Luellyn, 4 Vanbrngh pk. east Goren f'Alpt. Amos, 22 Wemys..'l road St. John's road
Edwards Mrs. 20 Dinsdale road Goudge Mrs. 88 Shooter's Hill road Higham Mrs. 66 :::lt. John's park
Elder James, 9 Dinsdale road Gould Mrs. 18 South vale Hildyard Christopher, 2 Park row.
Elder Miss M. 67 Vanbrugh park P.ower Mrs. 2 Kidbrook Park road Hildyard Jas. 159 Shooter's Hill road
J.:lgar Edmund, 16 Blackheath vale Grace Mrs. IOI Shooter's Hill road Hill Alfred, 24 Dinsdale road
Ellis Mrs. I2 St. Germans place Grace Mrs. I 1 I Shooter's Hill road Hill William, 6 Carisbrook terrace
Ellis Septimus, Homewood, Ulundi rd Graham Walt.K.Remuera, St. John's rd Hill-Williams Mrs. 87 Vanbrugh park
Elmslie Graham, 30 Kidbrook Park rd Gray Henry Jn. Geo. 32 Bennett park Hillier Miss, I40 Shooter's Hill roa.d
EscombeRowland,Lindsay ho.Lloyd's pi Gray James, Elliot Vale cot. Love lane Hillier Montague L. 21 Kidbrook Pk. rd
Evans Alfd. 6 Combeter.Westcombehl Gray James, 3 Vanbrugh hill Hills Alfred, 2 Eastbrook road
Evans David, I Eliot place Gray Mortimer, 3 Woodville road Hinde Percival, 96 St. John's park
Evans Lewis, 3 St. Germans place Gray William, 3 Humber road Hinds William, 9 South vale
Eve Arthur Harry, 5 Park villas Gray William, I3 Montpelier row Hirst William, IO The Avenue
Everett Chas. Alex. 73 Vanbrugh park Green Harry Barnes, 5 Gordon terrace Hobson Edwin, 52 St. John's park
Evers Noel, I4 l'ark villas Green J oseph F. West lodge, Eliot vale Hockley Geo. 5 Westcombe Park road
Fairbrother Edwarrl J. Blackheath park Green Miss, 35 Lee road Hodgkinson Commander Erlward JUl.
Falkner Joseph, 38 St. John's park Greenwood Mrs. 19 The Avenue 73 St. John's park
Faulkner Mrs. 13 Bennett park Greig John M. Fairview, Humber road Hodgsun Ferdinaud,65 Kidbrook Pk. rd
Favell Rupert, 45 St. John's park Grenside Chas. 'Fuller, 7I Vanbrugh pk Hodgson Thomas, 6 Uordon terrace
Fegan Richard M.D.Ternplecrone,West- Grier Major John Court Ferguson, Holding George, 14 Vanbrugh park
cornbe Park road Vanbrugh court, Vanbrugh fields Holding Wm. E. Montanetta, Ulundi rd
Fenn Misses, 3 Upper Park place GriffinJosiahK.G. v.,F.s.s. I8Vanbrgh.pk Holl Frank, 44 Shooter's Hill road
Fenner Henry J. 88 Vanbrugh park Grimston Geo. S.Claremont,Glenluce rd Hollamby Ernest, 4 Denzil terrace
Fenner Nathaniel John, The Cedars, Graver Mrs. 47 St. John's park Rollick Jabez, Meadow bank, West-
Wesicombe Park road Groves Wm. I<'ramfield, Blackheath pk combe Park road
Field Gen. John c.B. I Vanbrugh Gulland Miss, 9 Kidbrook Park road Hollis Henry Park, 5 Rosebank
sPark road east
Guyer Thomas W. 157 Shooter's Hill rd Holness Edwin, Woodville road
Field John Thomas, 8 Montpelicr row Haines Mrs. 5 Upper Park place Hone John, Io South vale
· Field~l.6 Mt. Lebanon vls. Westcombe hl Hainworth Henry, 54 St. John's park Honey Harry Arnbrose, 19 Denzil ter
I<'ieldwick Mrs. 40 Bennett park Haldane Col.Geo.Hy.J. so Vanbrugh pk Hooper Henry. J. II Montpelier row
Finch Major-Gen. John Waiter, Aber- Hale Miss L. 2 St. John's villas Hopewell Jas.7Cornbe ter. Westcombebl
deen house, Blackheath park HallFrank, 19Combeter.Westcombe hl Houghton Wm. Kenilworth,Humberrd
Finch Mrs. 33 St.. John's park Hall John, Bondicarr, Blackheath park Howell Mrs. 53 Vanbrngh park
Fisher Frederick, 30 St. John's park Hall Miss, 5 St. John's villas Howlett Miss, 21 South vale
Fisher Thomas P. 90 Shooter's Hill rd Halliburton Miss, Blackheath park HudsonHy. Waverley, Westcombe Pk.rd
FitzgerraldCapt. JohnR.N. Westcombe, Hamling Samuel, 4 Shooter's Hill road Hudson Thomas William, 18 Combe
Westcombe Park road Hammill Captain Tynte Ford, 6g Van- terrace, Westcombe hill
Fleteher Henry, I4 The P11.ragon brugh park Hughes Edmund, 8 Aberdeen terrace
Ford Herbert, 4 South row Hancock Harris Scott, 3 Park villas Hughes Gwylim Anwil,2Montpelierro'f
ForemanAlfd.T. Roseneath,Vanbrugh hl Hancock Henry, 94 St. John's park Hughes J oseph, I6 Denzil terrace
Fossett Mrs. 29 St. John's park Hancock Mrs. 33 Shooter's Hill road Hulle Jacob, 4 Wemyss road
DIRECTORY.] KENT. •
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Hulton Capt. Edward G. II Kidbrook Laurence John, I4 Lawn terrace Marten Miss A. R. 78 Vanbrugh park
Park road
Lawford Miss, 5 Eastbrook road MartinAlbert M. 22 Kidbrook grove
Humphreys Geo. M. A. 9 St. Germans pl Lawrence Freeling J. The L<>dge,Eliot vl Martin George, 5 Blackheath vale
Humphreys George Robt. 3I Lee road Lawrence Harry E. The Lodge, Eliot vale Martin William, 17 St. John's park
Hunt Maj.-Gen. B. 19 St. John's park Laz:ell Mrs. C. 11 Lawn terrace Mason Richd.Smith,7o Shooter'sHill rd
Bunt Arth. Ackland, 10 Kidbrook gro Lea George, 11 The Paragon Massy Surg.-Gen. Hampden Hngh C. B.
Hunt E. Aubrey, Art club, Bennett pk Leaver William John Mus.Bac.cantab. 95 Shooter's Hill road
Hunt Ml'S. 63 Shooter's Hill road 6 Herveyroad Masters Rev. John Smalman M.A. [in-
Huntley Charles, 2 Woodlands road Ledger Robert G. I2 Vanbrugh Pk. rd cumbent of Christ Gt1Urch, Shooter's
Hutchinson Major-Gen. Charles Scrape LeJ Alexander, 5 Eliot cottages hill & surrogate], 5 Eennett park
B.E. 14 Kidbrook Park road Leeke Rev. John Cox M.A. [rector of St. Mathews Joseph H. 4 Mildred villas,
Hutchinson Mrs. I 55 Shooter's Hill rd James'],The Rectory,s8Kidbrk.Pk.rd Humber road
Igglesden Frank, 6 Denzil terrace Lefevre Geo. I6, 22 & 23 Montpelier row Ma.tthews Ma.rmaduke, Roxburgh, Van-
lnge Mrs. 63 St. John's p3rk Lefroy Rev.Edwd. C.M.A.39 St. John's pk brugh Park road west
Ingle John Brouncker, 6 Morden road Lefroy FranklinGeo.42 .Shooter's Hill rd Matzinger George Andrew, 6 Rose hank
Ireland Frederick.Schomberg, The Hol- Lefroy Geo.Benj.A-42 Shooter's Hill rd Maud William, 4 Aberdeen terrace
lies, Blackheath park Lcgg .A.rthur, Dunkeld, Ulundi road Maunder John Henry1 9 Craigerne rd
ManndersEdwd. Wit. Hyde ho. Ulundi rd
Iraland Geo. Dimsdale villa, Pond road Le6g George, 8 The Paragon
Ireland Mrs. E. I Pond road Lemon William Geo. 2oMontpelier row Ma.wson Matth.Cornwall ho.Humber rd
Irish Charles Edward, II South vale Lemon Wm. Kent. Carclew, Hardy rd May Mrs. 6 Bennett park
17.ard Walter George, 10 The Paragon Leonard Fredk.Enfield ldg.St.John's rd Maynard Richard, 3 Burgess place,Old
Jackman Amhrose, 20 Blackheatb vale LethbridgeChristopher, Elmsdale, The Doverroad 1
Jackson Edwd. M.t.c.E. I liervey villas Manor way Meers William, 5 Rutland gardens
Jackson Miss, 7 Kid brook Park road Lewer Robert (dept. Surg.-Gen.), 85 Meeson Mrs. 73 Shooter'~> Hill road
Jackson Mrs 35 Wemyss road Shooter's Hill road Meredith George, 20 Shooter's Hill rd
Jackson Mrs. Ja..~. 53 Shooter's Hill rd Lewes Col. Hy. C. IO Vanbrugh park Michie William, Cedar ho. Humber rd
Jacob Fk. c. E. Ellesdene, Beaconsfld. rd Lewin Frederick D. 14 Kidbrook grove Mignon Major-General Geo. Strachan,
James Rev. Burleigh M.A. Vanbrugh flds Lewis Misses, Blackheath park The Shrubbery, Blackheath park
James Mrs. I Kidbrook Park road Lewis Mrs. T. B, 31 Vanbrugh pa.rk Miles Capt. Harry, Arran,Woodville rd
Jarrett Ml'S. I Eliot cottages Lewis Thos. Herbert villa, Ulundi road Miles Albert, I Carisbrook terrace
Jarvis Charles, IA, Grotes place Lidgett Mrs. 69 Shooter's Hill road Millar Mrs. 134 Shooter's Hill road
Jenkins Rev. Ebenezer Evans M.A.. 6 Light Henry Dobbs, IO Osborne terrace Miller Jn.IN.M.D. Heath end, Wemyss rd
The Paragon Lightfoot Thos. Bell, 7 Eastcom be viis Miller J uli us SI. I :V[ountLebanon villas
Jenkins Thomas J. Mountfield villa, Limmer Hartnall, 57 Vanbrugh park Mills Misses, 4 Park row
Westcombe hill Lindeman Hy. John, 61 St. John's park Mills Mrs. II St. John's park
Jobbins Stephn. Wemyss oot.Wemyss rd Lindley Wm. c. E. 74 Shooter's Hill rd Mitchell Benjamin, 6 Vanbrugh hill
Johnson Henry, I St. Germans place Lindo Arthur, 71 Shooter's Hill road Mitehell James, 3 Park row
Johnson Henry .M. W. P. Brooklyn, Lindsay Charles B. Glenesk, Pond road Moberly Edward; 2 Morden road
Humber road Lingard Miss, 3A, Eliot place MoensLouisH. C.Nth. Deane,Glenluce rd
Johnson James, Vanbrugh cottage, Lintott Edward, 62 St. John's park Moller OleF.R.G.S. 5 Shooter's Hill rd
Vanhrugh fields List John, 3 St. John's park Monk George A. 8 Carisbrook terrace
Johnson Walter Claude, The Dignaries, Little John Martin, Bonnington house, Monk James, I6 South vale
Westeombe Park road Westcombe Park road MonsarratHbt.Fk.Linly ho.Blackbth.pk
Jones Arth •.1r Goddard, 3 Talbot place Little Miss, 48 St. John's park Moreland John Brogden, 4 TheParago.n
Jones Herbert, IS Montpelter row Livingston James, 7 St. Germans pl Morris Adam, 9 Pond road
Jones Miss, 2 Blackheath vale Lloyd-Jones Arthur V. 53 Vanbrugh pk Morris Clark Kelly, I Park villas
Jones Mrs. J. D. 6 Eastbrook road Lockwood George, 7 Gordon terrace, Morris Henry. 26 St. John's park !
Jordan Mrs. 3 Rutland gardens Old Dover road Morris Richard, 42 Hennett park
Joyce Henry Edward, The Maples, The Longhurst John T. 2 Lawn terrace Morrison Alex. 52 Shooter's Hill road
Va.le Lovegrove Miss, 24 Shooter's Hill road Moss Miss, 6 Lawn terrace
Kaufman William, I St. John's villas Loveless Chas. Dilkes, Vanbrugh fields j Muir Mrs. 30 Wemyss road
Kelaart Fredk. Edwd. 36 St. John's park Lowe John Edgar, Jesmond house, Mulvany Misses, 6 Park yillas '
Kelson George1 85 Vanbrugh park Elackheath park Mumford Charles, New Forest lodge,
Kendall Franklin R. l The Paragon Lucas Fras. Robt. Park ldg. Hervey rd Westcombe Park road
Kennedy Capt. Andrew J. R.N. 29 Lukey.Miss, 92 St. John's park Munsie Wm.Walker,nShouter'sHill rd
Shooter's Hill road Luning Just G. 3 Bennett park Murphy Mrs. 81 St. John's park
Kerr George Aug. 76 Vanbrugb park McCabe James, 6St. Germans place Murton Chas. A. 6 Vanbrugh Pk.rd.we
Kerr Miss, 14 Bennett park McDougall Jas. Thos. II Morden road Muskett Geo. Glen side, Glenluce road
Kidd Joseph M.D. Brooklands; The McGill Mrs. 39 St. John's park Nanney Mrs. 87 St. John's park
Manor way Mackenzie Miss, II6 Shooter's Hill road Napier Fras. M.A. 78 Shooter's Hill rd
Kidd Leona.rd Josepb, 6 Montpelier row Mackern Jn.B.A.,M.D.36 Shooter'sHl.rd Nash Wm. Carpenter, 4 MycEJn~ villas
Kidd Waiter Aubrey M.D. 12 Mont- McKilliam Robert :M.D. I Bennett park · Natusch Frederick, 15 Wernyss road
pelier row Mackinnon Col. Wm. C. I6 Kid brook gro Nave Thomas, u Denzil terracf;l
King Charles Dawson, 4 Grotes place Mackintosh Alex. 6 WestcombePark rd ~esbit Williarn, 35 Kidbrook Park road
King Mrs. 2 Dinsdale road Mackintosh Miss, IoShoorer's Hill road Neve Edgar, 8 Lawn terrace
King Ml'S. 5 Montpelier row Mackirdy John,Bute cot. Humber road New Arthur Trelaway, 27 St. John'spk
Kitchen Jsph. Nanghton, Glenluce road McLaren Raynes L.32 Wemyss road ~ewbould Peter, 8 Wemyss road
Knapping Mrs. Swiss cot. Blackheath pk l\Iacnicol Miss, 17 Vanbrugh park Newbury Richard, x Mount Lebanon
Knight Anthony, 2 Vanbrugh terrace Magrath Alexander, 4Mycen~ road villas, Westcornbe hill
Knight D.l.P. Stonefield,Kidbrook grove Magrath Misses, 4 Mycen~ road ~ewland-Smith Mrs. 33 Wemyss road
Knill John, South Vale house, Lee road Malim Mrs. 4 Grates buildings Newman Mrs. 6I Vanbrugh park
Knipe Randolph Edward, 68 Shooter's Mann John C. Hillside, Ilumber road Newnham Mrs. 67 Tranquil vale
Hill road Manning William S. The Woodlands, Newton Mrs. 13 Shooter's Hill road
Knowler Frederick, 17 Blackheath vale Vanhrugh hill Nicholson R<1lph, 4 Haddo villas
Knowles Miss, 12 Wemyss road Marie August, 2 Hardy road · Nimmo William, 7 Shooter's Hill road
Roe l''redk. Pemberton, IS Bennett pk Marks James, 39 Vanbrugb park Nix SI. Dyer,Craven ho.Blackheath prk
Laby James, 6 Haddo villas Marsh Rev. Henry Augustus M.A.. 40 Noble Miss, 4 Blackheath vale
Lacy Mrs. 109 Shooter's Hill road Kidbrook Park road Norris Mrs. Somerset lo. TheManor way
Laird Hugh, Ardmore, Blackheath pk Marshall Rev. J oseph Wm. B. A. [vicar NottWilliam, 4 Rose bank, Ulundi road
Lake William, Fernbank, Humber road of St. John's], St. John's vicarage, NutterEdward, 27 Blackheath vale
Lamb John Cameron, 4 Vanbrugh hill so St. John's park Oakley Wm. Blenheim ho.Blackhth.prk
Lambert Mrs. M. 44 Bennett park Marshall Frederick, 21 Combe terrace, Oldham Rev. G. Townsend M.A, 4 St.
Lamplough Mrs. 8 Vanbrugh terrace Westcombe bill Garm~ns place
Landers Thomas, 12 Dinsdale road MarshallMrs. 22Combe ter. Westcrnb. hi Oldknow ReginaldC. R.N. I Craigerne rd
Langford Miss, 6 The Avenue Marshall Ml'S. I47 Shooter's Hill 'l.'oa.d Ommanney Col. Ed ward Lacon c.s.I.
Larst Mrs. I32 Shooter's Hill road Marshall Thomas, The Hawthorns, 42 Kidbrook Park road
Latham Jn. Herbt. 56 St. John's park Coleraine road Ommanney Capt. Fr,mcis .M. R.N. .24
Latham Mrs. Edwd.38 Kidbrook Pk. rd Marten Arthur Robert, I2 Morden road St. John's park
Latter Lanrence, 7 Craigerne road Marten Chas. Hy. 6 Eastcombe villas Orr Jn.Bryson,Blantyre lo.Beacnsfld.rd
Lauchlin Miss, 41 Bennett park Marten:\I:iss, 5 Hervey road ,OsborneCharlesC.Craige copse,Pond rd
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Osmund John, Clifton, Blackheath prk Reed Joseph, IS Blackheath vale Scott-Moncrieff Rt. Hy. 68 St. John's pk
Osrnond StephenM.Elmwd. lllackhth. pk Reeve Miss, 3 Mycenre road Schomberg Charles M. 4 Din!'!dale road
Oughterson George Blake C.E. 10 Van- Reeve Mrs. 1I Osborne terraee Scripp Mrs. 18 Bennett park
brugh Park road west Rainold Professor Arnold ·w. M.A., · Scrutton Thomas E. 2 Glenluce road
1 Seaber Thomas, Stanley house, West.
Owen Richard, 12 Denzil terra~e F.R.S. 4 Craigerne road
Reith Rev. David M.A. Christ Church ;' combe Park road
Pains Hammond, 5 The Paragon
Paliolog-us Mrs. 12 Hennett park vicarage, Westcombe Park road Seaton Wm.Arth.Seaton ho. Humberrd
PalmerCapt.Jn.R. N. Rose vl.Dinsdale rd Renner Henry, r6 Vanbrugh park Selby Chas. F. Carlton, Blackheath pk
Pantin Mrs. E. 3 Eastcombe villas Restall Thomas Miles, 5 Aberdeen ter Selfe Mrs. Knighton, I4 Hen·ey road
Pantin William, 12 St. John's park Reynolds Edwin, Rose cot. Vanbrugh hl Selfe William, 8 Osborue terrace
Parfitt Capt. Jas. Logan, 2 Humber rd Reynolds Mrs. 8 Rutland gardens Selman Ethelbert, 2 Park villas
Paris Waiter, 3 Cresswell park Rice John, 153 Shooter's Hill road Selwyn Mrs. 25 Bennett park
Parker Capt.GeorgeFerdinandHastings Richardson Guildford B. 61 Shooter's Sessions William, 36 Benuett park
R.N. 1 Mayfield terrace Hill road Shapcott Richard Arthur, 2 Rose bank
Parker Thomas, 9 Lawn terrace Richardson Mrs. 20 Lu.wn terrace Shu.rp Francis R. H. 12 Vanbrugh
Parkes Mrs. Thornton, Blackheath prk Richardson Mrs. 79 St. John's park Park road east
Parkinsnn Charles D. I3 Humber ter Richardson Raymond, 8 Shooter's Hl.rd Sharpe Ernest, 126 Shooter's Hill road
Parsons Perceval M. 136 Shooter's Hl.rd Richardson William, Albion villa, West- Sharpe H.d. Gibson, 1 so ~:)hooter's Hill rd
Parsons William, 14 Montpelier vale combe hill Shaw Charles, 95 St. John's pu.rk
Paterson Mrs. Colonnade ha. South row Richmond Maj.-Geu. Henry Thomas, Shaw Henry R. 82 Vanbrugh park
Payn Waiter, 4 Mayfield terrace 2r St. John's park Shaw John, Roscommon, Westco:nbe
Payne Geo. Alfred, 38 Vanbrugh park Riddle Edward,Low Learn, Glenluce rd Park road
Payne Mrs. Courtney house, Humber rd Ridger Charles, 63 Vanbrugh park Shaw Wm. W. The Hall, Blackheath pk
Peace John, 2 Osborne terrace Riht:~; Mrs. 5 Osborne terrace Sheehan Rev. Franci..s, St. Mary's,Cres·
Peacock Thomas, Vanbrugh house, Riley William, Edelweiss, Mycenre road well park
Vu.nbrugh fields Rivers Waiter, 5 Hervey villas Shelley William, r6 Lawn terrace
Peacock Waiter Wm. 6o St. John's prk H.ivolta John S. Knighton house, The Shepherd Mrs. 7 Gr()tes place
Peake Mrs. I2 Craigerne road Manor way Sheppard James, rg Hennett park
Pearce George, 6 South vale H.ix Miss, 3 Grotes place Sherangham Mrs. 1 r Shooter's Hill rd
Pell Lady, 103 Shooter's Hill road Roberts Mrs. 21 The ATenue Sherry C.C.Mayfield ldg.Vanbmghflds
Pellow Chas. Hy. Royston, Ulundi rd Roberts Mrs. M. 3 St John's villas Shove Harold, 39 Kidbrook Park road
Pelly Stanley M. 102 Shooter's Hill rd Roberts Robert Goodwin, 24 Combe Shortt Charles H. 10 Craigerne road
Pembroke Edward, 5 Vanbrugh park terrace, Westcombe hill Silk Charles Alex. 62 Vanbrugh park
Penny William Byers, 2 The Avenue Robertson George Franci',33Bennett pk Sillar Miss, 43 Kid brook Park road
Penrose Capt. 16 Craigerne road Robertson Mrs. Brownlee, St.J ohn's rd SillarWm.Cameron, 12Kidbrookl'ark rd
Perk ins Henry, 3 Shooter's Hill road Robins Mrs. 98 St. John's park Silley John, 18 Denzil terrace
Peyton Capt. Edwd. G. 34 Kidbrook pk Robinson Col.WellP.sley, 15 St..Tohn'spk Simms James, 2 Craigerne road
Pharo Capt.J.Crawfurd,78 S~.John's pk Robinson Rev. Arthur William M.A. Simon Miss, 7 Eliot place
Philips John, 44 St. John's park Aldeburgh house, Westeombe Park rd Simpson George, ro6 Shooter's Hill rd
Phillips Maj. -Gen. l''rederick, 5 Van- Robinson !''rank, 7 Montpelier row Simpson Miss, ro6 Shooter's Hill road
bmgh Park road east Robson Edward Robert, 2 The Paragon Simpson Miss, 6 Upper Park place
Phillips Arthur, I2 Eastcombe villas Rochfort John Burgh, 1 Vanbrugh Park Simson Thomas, Ardmore, Pond road
Phillip& Walter, The Nyth, Pond road road west Slade Jn.Hy.3 Combe ter.Westcombe hl
•Pilkington Woodford, 65 St. John's pk Roe Miss F. 4 Bennett park Sladen Misses, 3 Morden road
Pink William,2 Mildred vils.Humber rd Roffway James, The Mount, Ulundi rd Stader Capt H.Yorke,9 Shooter'sHillrd
Pitcher J ulius E. 72 St. John's park Roffway John T. The Mount, Ulundi rd Sloman Rev.Sml.ll.13oShooter'sHillrd
Pitt Cornelius, Hill side, Ulundi road RogersCol.Hy.Gordon,6VanbrughPk.rd Smith Lady Lucie, 35 Bennett park
Poland Edwin L. 83 Vanbrugh park Rogers Mrs. 69 St. John's park Smith Charles, 46 Hennett park
Poland Rd. Hy. Eliot Vale ho. Eliot vale Roland Mrs. 4 Combe ter. Westcombe hl Smith Fdk. W. Hcllcticld,Blackhcath pk
Pollard Randolph, 17 Cumbe terrace, Roll Henry, 31 Bennet.t park SmithGeo.Lindon vil.WestccmbePk.rd
Westcombe hill Rolls Herbert Jsph.55 Kid brook Park rd Smith Henry Richd.I5 & r6 The Avenue
Pool \Villiam, 5 Mount Lebanon villas, Roth Aug-ust Daniel, 51 Vanbrugh park Smith Herbert, 23 Vanbrugh park .
Westcombe hill Rothey Mrs. Lenuox ho. The Manor way SmithJn.Lilley, 2Yanbrughl'ark rd. west
Poole Miss A. M. 42 Vanbrugh park Round Mrs. 17 Bennett park Smith Miss, Bo Shooter's llill road
Porteous James, 71 St. John's park H.ouse Mrs. 3 The Manor way Smith Mrs. Stephen, 12 Eliot place
PostlethwaiteThos N.B.A.2oSt.John's pk Rouse Mrs. E. 6 Shooter's Hill road Smith Samuel, 30 Shooter's Hill road
Potter Edmund, go St. John's park Rowe Fredk. H. Bank ho. Tranquil vale Smith Thomas, 33 Lee road
Ponlden Capt.Edwd. R.N. 17 Hervey rd Rowlandson Mrs. John, 4 Upper Park pl Smith Thomas C. I Osborue terrace
Pounds George Christopher, Inglenook, Rowsell Mrs. 5 Craigerne road Smith Thomas C. I Westcombe terrace,
Humber road Rowton Hu.rold, Carlisle ho.Humber rd Westcombe hill
Poynder Alfred M.A. 8 Eliot place Rubido Thomas Julian, 5 Haddo villas Smith Thos. Porteen, 14 Montpelier row
Preston Arthur Edward, 15 Cornbe ter- Hucker Mrs. 4 Vanbrngh terrace Smith Wm. B.7 Vanbrugh Park rd. west
race, Westcombe hill Rusch John, 7 Carisbrook terrace Smith William Oliver, 5 South row
Preston Fk.P.South banks,Grotes bldgs Rushbrook Miss, 1 Lawn terrace Snell Miss E. 2 Grotes place
Pressey Arthur, 8 St. John's park Russell Frank, I Vanbrugh fields Snelling Jn. Teignmouth ho. Humberrd
Previte JO'Seph W. Oak lodge, Pond rd Ryan Thomas Edward, 8 Hervey villas Soames Rev. Werner M.A. Fernleigh,
Price James, 56 Vanbrugh park Sack Frank Henry, 15 Denzil terrace Westcombe Park road
Price Mrs. 4 Hervey villas Sales Arthur, 21 Shooter's Hill road Soames Charles, 6 Aberdeen terrace
Prior F. W. Gordon ho. Blackheath pk Salter Allred, Mon Abri, Coleraine rd Soames James Kolle, 27 Vanbrughpari
Pritchard Charles A. 43 St. John's park Sandeman Capt. David George, 17 Soames ·walter, 16 St. John's park
Provis Edward M.A. 34 Wemyss road Vanbrugh park South Mrs. 7 Morden road
Pnrser Edward, 13 St. John's park Sanders Geor5e 1'". Alnwick,Glenluce rd South well Edward J. 5 Vanbrugh hill
Quinlan Wm. D. 48 Shooter's Hill road Sargeaunt Wm. 94 Shooter's Hill road Southwell Miss, 75 St. John's park
Ralph Edward John, I2 Humber ter Sargent Mist:~, 59 Vanbrugh park Souter John, 33 Vanbrugh park
Ralph Thomas, 26 Osborne terrace Sargent Thomas, 8 Vanbrugh Park rd Spencer A lex. Colwyn, Westcombe Pk.rd
RamsdenWm.1Mildred vils.Humber rd Savage John, 2 Vanbrugh Park rd. east Spencer Alfred Geo. 5 Grotes buildings
Randell Edward, 22 Vanbrugh park Savory Miss, 23 Kidbrook Pu.rk road Sp-:-ange George, 29 Wemyss road
Randolph Rev. E. Foyie B.A. [vicar], Saw Samuel, jun. 16 Shooter's Hill rd Springthorpe Wm. 82 St. John's park
All ~aints' vicamge, The Vale Sawers Mrs. 7 St. John's park Spurling A. Heath villa, Pond road
Ratcliff Rev. Waiter Henry M.A. 24 Scanlon John, 3 Osborne terrace Spurting Gilbert, 9 Morden road
Kidbrook grove Schacht Alfred, 4 The Avenue Svurling Percival, 7 Vanbrugh park
Ravenhill Capt. E. E. (adjt. 2nd Vol. Schacht Theordor, I9 Shooter's Hill rd Staats "William, I 1 St. Germans place
Batt. The Queen's Own Royal West Schaefer Oscar, 6 Mycenre road Stainton Edward, 31 St. John's park
Kent Reg. ), 6 Hervey road St:hutte William, 26 Vanbrugh park Stapelton Miss, 5 "'emyss road
Raymond Alfred Mead, 14 Morden rd Scithers Mrs. 2.5 Lee road Steedman Jas.Thamesview, Humberrd
Raymont Lacy Wm. 9 Kidbrook grove Scott James Nairne, .Mayfield hous3, Steel Thomas J. 13 Morden road
Rayner Thomas, 6 Rutland gardens Blackheath park Steele Wm. Johnstone, 8o Vanbrughpi
Raynes Malcolm, 5 Mycenre road Scott Miss, 23 Wemyss road Stephens William John, 20 South vale
Read Genrg-e Thomas, 8 Dinsdale road Scott Mrs. 39 $woter's Hill road Stcricker Walter, 9 Vanbrugh park
Read Sidney A. 76 Shooter's Hill road Scott Patrick Cumin H.A., M.H. 38 Stevens Charles, 10 "'emyss road .
Re !dish Miss, 24 Wemyss road Shooter's Hill road Stevens Mrs. Sunnyside, Vanbrugh hill
Redmill Mrs. 7 Wemyss road Scott Wm. Cumin, 28 Shooter's Hill rd Stewart Mrs. 52 Vanbrugh park
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Stickman Mrs. 29 Kidbrook Park road Tyler Wm. James, 67 Kidbrook Park rd White Frcderick Grant, 16 Morden rd
Stirling Hug-h, 2 Vanbrugh Park road Tysoe J sph. Ardavon, Westeombe Pk. rd White Hetherington, 26 Shooter'sHill r 1
Stokes Frederick, The Cottage, Love la Underwood Edward, 9 Carisbrook ter White Mrs. 2 Humber terrace
Stone Charles, 6 Vanbrugh terrace Underwood Ernest, Burnham villa, White Mrs. 15 South vale
Stoneham Mrs. I The Retreat Westcombe hill 1 White William, 9 The Paragon
Storer David, G!enwood, Mycena! road Uphill Wm. James, 53 Kidbrook Pk. rd Whitehead M.s. 2 Rutlancl gardPns
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Storrar James Russell B.A.Lond.Strath- Ure Jno. Fairlight vil.Vanbrugh Pk. rd 'Whiteway Mrs. Teign \'ilia, Westcombe
eden house, St. John's road Urquhart ~rs. 5I St. John's park Park road
Strong William, 91 St. John's park Usherwood Geo. Lurline, Mycen:l! rd Whiting Wm. Hy. 23 Vanbrugh hill
Stroud George, Vanbrugh fields Valentine George B. A. 9 Eliot place WhittettJas. Nithsdale, VanbrughPk.rd
Stroud Robert, I Vanbrugh Park road Vallentine James, 15 Vanbrugh hill Whyte Hear-Adml. Jn. Wm.3 Hervey rd
Stuart Peter, Gatcombe, Westcombe Vaughan Nathaniel, 3 Eliot cottages Wicbcord Mrs. 32 Kidbrook Park road
Park road Vavaseur Josiah,Rothbury,Blackhth.pk Wilcoxon Arthur, 3 Hervey vil!Rs
Sturdee Arthur Fk.47 Kidbrook Park rd VecquerayEdwd.Heathtield,G-lenluce rd Wilkinson Edward, 3 Haddo villas
Sturmy Mrs. H. C. 3 Vanbrugh terrace Vesper George, 11 Park villas Wilkinson Mrs. James Allix, Lynton,
Sudds George, 22 lllackheath vale Vesper Thomas, 15 Shooter's Hill road Hervey road
Sudlow Edward, 8 Craigerne road Vickers Mrs. 13 Denzil terrace \Villiams Maj .-Gen. Ed ward Arthur,
Suter Mrs. Meadowcroft, Westcombe hl Vincent Joseph, 15 Lawn terrace 14 Ea.stcombe villas
Sutton Miss, 101 St. John's park Von Chauvin George, 2 The Retreat Wilhams Capt. Arthur Bell, 67 St.
Swann Alfred H. B. 8 Banchory road Von Dadelszen George James; 25 John's park
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Shooter's Hill road Williams Edward P. Elmhnrst, West-
Swayne Maj.-Gen.Jas. D.25 St.John's pk
Swinton Robt. Blair, 105 Shooter's Hl. rd Wager Joseph, 2 Vanbrugh hill combe Park road
Synge Mrs.Hamilton.4 Vanbrugh Pk.rd Waghorn John W. Penlee, G-lenluce rd Williams Mrs. r6 Eastcombe villas
Tabberer Benjamin, 21 Montpelier row Waite Albert, 25 South vale Willis Charles, rg Lawn terrace
Tadbunter George H. 14 Humber ter \'\-'aite Wm.H.Rowardenham, Glenluce rd WillisEdwd. Coopr.Q.C.g9Shooter'sHl. rd
Talbot Edward, 3 Denzil terrace Wale Mrs. 23 Bennett park Wilmot Herbert, 8 Denzil terrace
Tapp George M. Garnet ho. Glenluce rd \\'alker Miss, 7 Lawn terrace Wilmshurst Ebenezer, 28 Wemyss rd
Tapson Dr. John, 32 Vanbrugh park Walker Miss, x6 Wemyss road Wilson Col. John J. R.E. xoo ~hooter's
Tate Mrs. R S. 9 Bennett park Walker Mrs. T. W. Rochester villa, Hill road
Taylor Arthur, 23 Blackheath vale Ulundi road Wilson Rev. Charles M.A. [Congrega-
Taylor Fredk. Blenhcim vil. Coleraine rd Walker Wylam, 14 Denzil terrace tionall, 16 St. Germans place
Taylor James, I 51 Shooter's Htll road Walkington Mrs. 3 Eliot place Wilson Edward, 72 Vanbrugh park
Taylor Jesse, I Dinsdale road Wallis John, 25 Wemyss road Wilson John Crossland, 12 Combe ter-
Taylor William, 46 Shooter's Hill road Wallis Mrs. 18 Shooter's Hill road race, Westcombe hill
Teall Mrs. 3 Gordon terrace \Vallis Mrs. 3 Westcombe terrace, Wilson John \\'alter J.P. 7 The Paragon
Telbin William, Prospect ho. Ulundi rd Westcombe hill Wilson Mrs. 3 Humber terrace
Telbin William, Vanbrugh park Walshe Mrs. 17 The Avenue Winch Rd. \forden grng. Kidbrook gro
Thackeray \\"illiam Grasett, Montague Ward Alfred, The Chesnuts, Humber rd ! \'\"inchcstcr Capt Jn. 2 Gordon terrace
house, Vanbrugh Park road west Wardrop Col. 4 Vanbrugh park Winchester William H. Eastdale, West-
Tharp Mrs. 84 Vanbrugh park Warming-ton Charles L. 8 Vanbrugh combe Park road
Thomas Rev. James, 1 Rutland gardens Park road east Windett Chas. Lydney ho. Coleraine rd
Thomas Alfred, Eversley, Westcombe bl Waterman Henry Geo. xo Dinsdale rd Winkfield John T. C. J.P., D.L. ro Rt.
Thomas Charles J. 14 St. John's park Watkins Alfred,2 \Yestcombe Park road John's park
Thomas Richd. H. Oriental vil. Ulundi rd \\"atkins James, 34 St. John's park Winser Thomas Eoorman, 8r -Shooter's
Thompson Corneli us, 4 St. John's park WatneyThos.John,6I Kidbrook Park rd Hill road
Thompson Edward Harrison, 74 St. Watson Edward, 3 Grates buildings Winter Samuel Henry, 6 Eliot place
John's par~ Watt John, 4 K1dbrook Park road Wintz Corn. Lewis R.N. 66 Vanbrugh pk
Thompson Harrison, I5 Vanbrugh park Waugh Francis George, 2 Talbot place \\'ise Henry, 1 Blackhaath vale
Thompson Harry, I The Avenue WaymouthSilas R.N. 19 Kid brook Pk. rd Witherby Josiah, 67 Shooter's Hill rd
Thompson Miss, 1.~9 Sbooter's llill road Weare Joseph C. 77 St. John's park Wood Charles Georgc, 4 Talbot place
Thompsnn Mrs. 16 Hennett park Webb Capt. Hy. Jsph. 49 St. John's pk Wood Miss, 17 & 18 Lawn terrace
Thompson Mrs. E. M. I Bennett park Webb Henry W. 64 Vanbrugh park Wood Thos. Daynes, 29 Bcnnett park
Thomson Rev. J. Head M. A., B.D. [Pres- Webb Mrs. 6 Craigerne road Woodman Danl. Jas. 4 The Manor way
byterian], 37 SL. John's park Weeden Hy. 9 Combeter. Westcombehl Woodman William, B!ake ho. Hardy rd
Thomson Alexander W. T. I Hervey rd Weeden Mrs. 13 Combe terrace, West- WoodroffeMaj. Wm. Jn. 22 The Avenue
Thomson Wm. Hutcbison, 1 Hervey rd combe hill Woods Wm.IS"oel, Clifton vil. Ulundird
Thornton Charles, 77 Vanbrugh park Weir Miss, Arundel ho.Blackheath park Woolrych Herbert, 59 Shooter's Hill rd
Thurlby Mrs. 25 Vanbrugh hill Wells James, Penrith, Blackheath park Wordsworth James R. The Beeches,
Tidy Benjamin, 9 Denzil terrace \\Telsford Richard, 22 Bennett park 1 Coleraine road
Tilden Mrs. 13 Eastcombe villas Wenborn Sidney Thomas, Heath villa, Wormington I<'redk.Wrn.I St. John'spk
Todrick George, ro Park villas Vanbrugh hill Worters George, 2 Shooter's Hill road
Tolputt Henry, 86 Vanbrugh park Wenbourne Jesse, 6 Osborne terrace Wray Owen, Fernleigh, Old Dover road
Toomer Herbert, 6g Tranquil vale Wendt Ernest Emil D.C.L. 50 Shooter's WrigftL Brig.-Surg. Thomas, Foulks-
Trask John, 35 Dinsdale road Hill road rath, Old Dover road
Trentham William Henry, 2 Hervey rd Wentworth-Shields Franeis M.mst.c.E. Wright James T. Helensdale, West-
Trickett Frank, Rosemont vil. Ulundi rd 4 Vanbrugh Park road·west combe Park road
Troughton Charles Willis, 6 South row Westbrook Benjamin Vine F.c.o. 33 Wright Mrs. 56 Kidbrook Park road
Tucker Francis Ellis, 21 Wemyss road Dinsdale road Wrottesley Capt. Alfd. 9 Glenluce road
Tucker Henry James, 2I Wemyss road Westbrook John Edward, 5 Combe ter- Wyatt Maurice, 15 Kidbrook Park road
Tucker Wm. Conduit ldg. Blackheath pk race, Westcombe hill Wyatt Mrs. 15 Park villas
Tuffs Mrs. 8 Hlackheath vale Westbrook Thomas, ro Bennett park Wyndham Maj. C. 8 Eastcombe villas
Tufnell Thomas, 27 South vale Westbrook Thoma~, Parkhurst, West- Yearsley Ormond, 28 Bennett park
Tulley James,Grote ho.Grotes buildings combe Park road Yeates Henry Richard, 30 Wyleu st
Tunks Charles Geo. 21 Vanbrugh park Westrup Wm.Edwd.27 Shooter'sHill rd 1 Yeo Juhn R.N. 17 Vanbrugh hill
Tunks George G. The Lindens, Van- Whale Charles F. I I llennett park Yonens George, 5 South vale
brugh Park road Whalley Mrs. 5 Vanbrugh Park road Young Alexander, I Aberdeen terrace
Turk Jaspar, 4 Burges!< place Whatley Arthr. Tbos.3 Kid brook grove Young Emilius A. I Aberdeen terrace
TurnbullChas. Stevensn.29 Vanbrugh pk ·wheeler George, 19 lllackheath vale Young Frederick John, 1 Haddo Yil as
Turner Clarence N. 7 Humber terrace Whicher Mrs. F. I Mycena! villas Young Mrs. Aberdeen ho. Aberdeen ter
Turrell John, 6 Park row, Blackheath pk Whichlo Miss, 99 St. John's park Young R~ginald, Sunning hl. Ulundi rrl
Tutt James William, Rayleigh villa, White Major George, xoo St. John's pk YonngRobert, Eskdale lodge,Vanbrugh
Westeombe hill iWhite Chas. Augustin, 5 Kidbrook gro Park road west
Tyler Captain, II Craigerne road 1
Tyler Henry, 3 Rose bank White Francis Alfd. 59 St. John's park Young Robert Stewart, 13 Wemyss rd
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COMMF.RCIAL. Appleby Geo. riding master, The Cotta[!"e, Blackheath vale
Abbott Francis G. greengrocer, 1 Furzefield road Appleton Alonso James, provision stores, 1 .Montpelier vale,
Agate E. (Mrs.), Royal Standard P.H. 44 Vanbrugh park & grncer & wine & sptrit merchant, 36 Tranquil vale
Allchurch Jas. cheesemong. 8 Eastcombe ter. Westcombehl Art Club (H. Woodroffe, hon. sec.), Bennett park
Alien G. & Srm, house & estate agents, 5 Lee road & Art Club & Studio Building C'o. Limited (G. R. Hutchinson,
builders, 307 Lee road hon. sec.), Hennett park
Allen Caroline (Mrs.), dyer, 54 Tranquil vale Asquith Charles, gardener, 23 Acorn terrace
70 BLACKHEATH,
AtkinsonJsph.&Son,job mstrs.Langton mews, Woodlands rd Couohman & Co. builders; :r6 Montpelier vale ,-
Atloff Augustus Flexura, boot maker, 9 Oxford terrace Couchman Henry. decorator, 48 Tranquil vale
Badham Miss, young ladies' school, 28 Vanbrugh park Coveney Mrs. laundress, 2 Bowater place
Baigent Alfred, dairyman, 20 Denzil terrace, Westcombe hill Cowie Thomas, tailor, 5 Woodlands road
Baker George, painter, 13 Regent street Crickmore Robert, upholsterer, 43 Tranquil vale
Baker Henry, bricklayer, 14 Regent street Crumpton Emrna (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 40 Tranquil vale
Baker John H. est4\te agent, 9 Humber terrace Cummings Arthu1·~ wheelwright, Camden row
Haldry Alfred, boot maker, 13 Royal parade Curle John, Princess of Wales P.H. IA, Montpelier row
Barker John, gardener, 17 Paragon mews Cuthbert Miss, dress maker, 7 Blackheath vale
Barlow Samuel John, trunk makel", 9 Royal parade Cyc~ Trade Supply (The), 35 Tranquil vale
Harnes Edward Henry, farrier, I Grotes cottages Dannatt & Co. cheesemongers, 3 Tranquil vale
Barnes Henry, farrier, Gro:es mews Davies James J. jeweller, 28 Tranquil vale ·~
Barrett Chas. .M. draper, 7 Denzil terrace, Wcstcombe hill Da.vi~s James Thomas, hair dresser, 1 Tranquil passage
Barrett George, baker, 63 & 65 Tranquil vale Dennis & Co. cigar i)nporters, 5 Beaconsfield buildings
Bartholomew Wm. oil & calor manufacturer, 3 Oxford ter Denny Mrs. laundress, 2 Camden square
Beaver George Henry, saddler, 37 Tranquil vale Downing Stephen, gardener, 5 Oak ton·ace
J,lelke Madame, professor of singing, I6I Shooter's Hill road Drew & Co. Blackheath dairy, 2 Russell villas
Bell Thomas, gardener, 27 Lyveden road Dry Henrf, carpenter, I9 Lee road
Bentham Thomas, watch maker, 2 Oak terrace Dyer, .Son & Hilton, auctioneers & surveyors, 17 Montpelier
Bible & Tract Depot, 62 Tranquil vale row; & at 33 Walbrook E c
Bishop James, decorator, 2 Lyveden road Earl & Son, upholsterers & decorators, 16 Royal parade
Bizzell & Son, coal & coke merchants, 13 Montpelier vale Eastern District Rate Office (William Henry Holdi,ng, coJ..
Blackhea.th Centre School (Miss Kate Gale, principal), Van- lector), 2 Mount Lebanon villas
brugh castle, Westcombe Park road Edwards Clara (Mrs.), dairy, 15 Royal parade
Hlackheath & Cha.rlton Cottage Hospital, Shooter's Hill rd Egerton lsabella (Mrs.), tobacconist, I I Tranquil vale
Elackheath Club (CharlesWest,hon.sec.), 13 & 14TheAvenue Ellenden Mrs. dress maker, r South vale
Hlackheath Conscrvatoire of Music (W. Webster, bon. sec.), Elliott Miss, laundress, 13 Camden row
28 & 30 Bennett park · Elliott Robert, parish clerk, 13 Camden row
Blackheath Institute for Tramed Nurses (Miss M. H.Duncan, Ellis Louisa Mary Ann (Miss), confectioner, 17 Royal parade
lady supt. ), 9 Montpelier row Elmslie Graham, solicitor, 30 Kidbrook Park road
· lllackheath, Lee & Lewisham Government School of Art Evans Alfd. upholsterer, 5 Eastcombe ter. & 48 Vanbrughpk
(branch of tlouth Kensington) (Joseph Hill, head master), Eve William & Co. drapers, 46 Tranquil vale
27 Bennett park Express Dairy Company Limited (Peter Newbould, mana-
BLACKHEATH PROPRIETARY SCHOOL (Herbert Ben- ger), 22 Montpelier vale & Wemyss road
dall M.A. head master; T. A. Bussell, sec.), Lee terrace Fancourt Edwin, draper, 17 Montpelier vale
& Lee road Farrant Stephen, laundry, I Lizban street
Blackheath Skatin;{ & Tennia Grounds & Concert Hall Farrell Wilham, plumber, Old Dover road
F "gan. Richard M. D. surgeon, Templecrone, westcombe rk.rd
(Henry Richard Smith, proprietor), The Avenue
Blackwell Thomas, cab proprietor, 2 Grates cottages & Field John Tbomas1 professor of music, 8 Montpeller row
Grotes mews Fielding Robert, watch & clock maker, 13 Montpelier vale
Blagrove Georgc Dean, florist, 24 Lyvedcn road Fitt & Willoughby, watch makers, 5 Langton terrace
Blow Joseph & Son, builders, 1 Florence villas I<'ord Edwd. John, carpenter, 23 Lee rd. & Tranquil passage
Blow Edwin, builder, I8 Blackheath vale Foster John, carpenter, 2 Burgess place
Bond Charles John, hosier, 8 Montpelier vale Fountain & Co. hosiers, 19 Tranquil vale
Bond George, tailor, 18 Tranquil vale Frame Mary & Emily (Misses), artists' repository, 6o
Boyce Mrs. tailoress, 24 South nle Tranquil vale
Boys' Preparatory School (Rev. Waiter Henry Ratcliff M. A. Franks Henry John, gardener, 40 Grove cottages
principal), Thorne hill, 24 Kidbrook grove Frasi Frederick, china dealer, ro Langton terrace
Hrann J. dairyman, 2 Grates place Frohoch Helen (Mrs.), milliner, 3 Montpelier vale
Brass William, professor of chemistry, 5 Mount Lebanon viis Gardiner Mrs. laundress, 2 Lizban street
Briggs Robert, dyer & cleanerr I Glendaulk villas Garland J. (Mrs.}, lodging house, ~7 Lee road
Bright Mrs. laundress, 32 Russell place Garrett Drusilla (Mrs.), dress maker, 129 Shooter's Hill rd.
Brignell C. lad1Eis' tailor, 41 Montpelier vale Garton Arthur, florist, St. John's road
Brindle•v Waiter Frederick L.D.S.R.c.s.rrel. dental sur- Garton William, florist, The Nursery. I7I Shooter's Hill
geon, 45 bhooter's Hill road road ; Blackheath staticm & Lee road
Brooks Charles Henry, fishmonger, 8 Langton terrace Gibb Henry, house decorator, 7 Blanch(Jry road
Brooks Thomas, confectioner, 14 Royal parade Gilbert 'l'homas, jobmaster, 165 Shooter's Hill road
Brown John James, greengrocer, 6 Oxford terrace Giles Benjamin & Co. ironmongers, 39 Montpelier vale
Brown Miss, fancy draper, 8 Oxford terrace Girls' Public Day &hool Co. Limited (Miss ·l''. Gadesden,
Brunning & Son, buot manufacturers, 3 Woodlands road head mistress), Wemyss road
Burnside Henry, bookseller, 20 Tranquil vale Goater L. Francis, grocer, 26 Montpelier vale
Burstow William, boot maker, 4 Oak terrace Gadding Frederick, fruiterer, 3 Phillips place
Burton & Scott, surgeons, 21 Lee road Godding William, fruiterer, 2 Tranquil passage
Butcher William, homooopathic chemist, 33 Tranquil vale Golding Ingle, upholsterer, 12 Royal parade
Butler William J. general shop, 8 Paragon mews Gomer William Henry, plasterer, 2 Paragon mews
Buxton Mes. Frances, laundry, 3 Sunfield cottages · Gamer William Henry, jun builder, Paragon mews
Cadman Daniel Charles & Co. pharmaceutical chemists & Goodbrey G. farrier, I3I Shooter's Hill road
a~entl'! for W. & A.. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Goodbrey George, veter-inary forge, 3 Phillips place
47 Montpelier vale & :a La.ngton terrae~, Woodlands road Goslin John, tobacconist, I Lee road
Camons James, florist, 5 Russell place , Government School of Science & Art (J. B. Jameson, head
Carson William, fancy repository, 74 Tranquil vale master), Alexandra hall, Bennett park
Carter James, provision dealer, 25 Montpelier vale Graver Mrs. dress maker, 9 Collins street
CashFredk. Wm.ironmngr.4gMontpelier vale & 7 Royal parde ureenwich Union lnfirmary (Walter Charles Skardon Bur·
Cassell Mrs. costumier, 6 Sun Garden cottages ney M,K.Q.C.P.rrel. medical officer; Henry James Dixon,
Catt Edwin, dining rooms, II Oxford terrace assistant; E. Tyler, master). Vanbrugh hill
Chapman Edward D. station master, Tranquil vale Guy Charles, beer retailer, Io Montpelier vale
Ohildes J. canine depository, 14 Paragon mews Hale Thomas, draper, 32 Montpelier vale
Ching John, greengrocer, II Lizban street Ha.ley William H. Crown hotel, 49 Tranquil vale
Clarke Henry Clarkson, jobmaster, 105 & 107 St. John's pk Hartwell Richard P. butcher, 4 Langton terrace
Clarke Mrs. laundress, 21 Paragon mews Hastie E. (;.\1iss ), tobacconist, 5 Oxford terrace
Claydon Brothers, drapers, 8 Woodlands road Hawkes William, boot maker, 15 Jessamine cottages
Clements E. (Miss), stationer, 47 Vanbrugh park Heath Charles Joseph F.R.c.s.Eng. surgeon, 1 Eastcombe vils
Coates Charles, St. John's nursery, Old Dover road Henry John, tailor, 12 Lizban street
Cockman Henry, contractor, x Sunfield cuttages Heryet Alfred George, builder, 93 St. Jobn'11 park
Cole George, upholsterer, 4 Collins street Hi!!gins George, boot maker, 6 Ca.mden passage
Cooper & 1\forris, surgeons, Glenluce villa, Westcomb3 hill Holding William Henry, rate collector Eastern district, ll
Cooper Peter L. n.c. P.LOnd. surgn. Stainton lo. Shooter's HI. rd Mount Lebanon villas, Westcombe hill
Coppinger Thomas G. Hare & Billet P.H. I Grates place Hollis Thomas Albert, bmlder, 9 Bowater place
Copsey Marcus, turncock, 6 Camden square Holmans Stephen G. M.R.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon & in.·
Corderoy William Thomas, chimney sweeper, 8 Camden row spector to Hoard of .Agriculture, Royal Parade mews
Corner George E. artist, Art club, Bennett park Ilooper Henry J. L.D.s.n.c.s.Eng. dental surgeon, u
Cornish Robert P. bicycle manufacturer, 30 1.\'Iontpelier vale Montpelier row
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BLACKHEATH. 71
Horigan William, laundry, rs Lyveden road Munyard Mathew Herbert, butcher, 10 Eastcombe terrace,
Westcombe hill
Horsham George, tailor, 3 Victoria place
Napier Francis M.A. boys' school, 78 Shooter's Hill ro:td
Howes Alfred, The British Oak r.H. Old Dover road
Howlett John Henry, gardener, 34 Russell place Neighbour Edmund, greengrocer, 35 Russell place
sHughes Miss, costumier, r6 Den;,;il terrace, Westcombe hill Neve Edgar, bookseller, 26 Tranquil vale
Hnmphries Israel, gardener, Regent street Nicholas William T. stationer, I Langton terrace
Hunt Arthur A. artist, ro ~idbrook grove Noble Ylrs. fruiterer, 17 Tranquil vale
Hunt E. Aubrey, artist, Art club, Bennett park Norman & Son, boot malmrs, 11 Eastcombe terrace, West-
Huntley Thomas R. coal merchant, 5 Lee road combe hill & I8 Montpelier vale ·
Ingram Mary (Miss), dress maker, 4 Carisbrook terrace Norman Luther, boot maker, r8 Montpelier vale
Irish Charles John & Son, saddlers, 59 Tranquil vale North Charles, printer & parish clerk, 3 Lee road & 39 & .p
Jackson Annie (Mrs.), dealer in antiquities, 64 Tranquil vale Turner road
Jsckson C. (Miss), lace depot, 25 Tranquil vale Norton & Chubb, ironmongers, 7 Langton terrace
lames Thomas, laundry, 44 Russell place Paget Miss, dress maker, 21 Russell place
Jarvis Robert & Son, drapers, & post office, 3 Grates place Parsons William, butcher, 12 Montpelier vale
Jefferies John, cabinet maker, 6 Bancbory road Parsons W illiam, chemist, Post office, 4 Ea.stcombe terrace,.
Jobbins Stephen, baker, 21 Montpelier vale Westcombe hill
Johnson George, confectioner, 5 Montpelier vale Payne Elita (Mrs.) fishmonger, 34 Montpelier vale
Keech Robert, fruiterer, 36 Montpelier vale Payne Miss, laundress, 4 Camden square
Kendall Percival, jeweller, 53 Tranquil vale Pearce Miss, dress maker, 2 South vale
Kerr Mrs. laundress, 7 Lizban street Pearson J. 0 .station mast. WestcombePk. sta.tn. Westcombe hl
Kidbrook Girls' Training Home (Miss Elizabeth Mary Lowe, Peck Mrs. laundress, 21 Furzefield road
matron), Old Dover road Perry Charles, hosier, 7 Beaconsfield buildings
Kidbrook, West Charlton & St. John's Conservative Associa- Phillips James, Sun in the Sands P.H. 121 Shooter's Hill rd
tion (E. Shaw, sec.), 5 Lee road Pile Henry Drewer, baker, 48 Grove cottages
Kidd Joseph M.D. physician, Brooklands, The Manor way Pinney Louis, gardener, r8 Russell place
Kidd Leonard Joseph L.R.C.P.Edin. physician & surgeon, 6 Pinney Samuel, heraldic stamper, I8 Russell place
Montpelier row Plummer E. (Mrs.), laundress, 9 Lyveden road
Kidd Waiter Aubrey M.n., :s.s. physician & surgeon, I2 Postlethwaite Thos.N.B.A. boys'prepty. schl.2o St.John's pk
Montpelier row Potter Alfred, wakh maker, 18 Eliot place
King Benja.min Colby, tailor, 20 Lizban street Potter James, boot maker, 3 Tranquil passage
King John, jobmaster, 45 Vaubrugh park Poynder Alfred M.A. solicitor, 8 Eliot plate
King Just, jobmaster, Langton mews, Woodlands road Prangley H. {Miss), dress maker, 29 Lee road •
Kirby W. tobacconist, 1 Sun terrace Prescott Harry, ironmonger, 2 Beaconsfield buildings
Kreckeler Edward, saddler, 24 Montpelier vale Price W1lliam, naturalist, IA, South vale
Lacey F. (Miss), fine art depot, 6 Beaconsfield buildings Prichard & Hinds, drapers, 8 & 9 Heaconstield buildings
Lamb Alfred E. market gardener, I3 Russe!l place Primrose Benjamin, nurseryman, Blackheath nurseries,
Lance Elizabeth & Harriett {Misses), ladies' outfitter, 70 St. J uhn's park
Tranquil vale Pryer E. (Miss), millim~r, II Montpelier vale
Lane George Fredk. bP.rlin wool wareho. r I Hoyal parade Quilter Walter. builder, 19 Ar.orn terrace
Larkin Edward, laundry, 5 Tranquil passage Quint Samuel, dairyman, 1 Oxford terrace, Old Dover road
Lavers & Son, chemists, 28 Montpelier vale Raybourn John, decorator, I Collins street
Lawrence Freeling J. solicitor, The Lodge, Eliot vale Rayment William, gardener, 20 Regent street
Lawrence Harry E. solicitor, The Lodge, Eliot vale Read John, boot maker, Rose cottage, Vanbrugh hill .
Lawrence William, boot maker, ro Sun Garden cottages Reed Joseph, greengrocer, Brigade street
Lee George, builder, 2 Victoria place Reeson Jn.corn dealer, 1~5 Shooter's Hl.rd.&-t-oTrafalgar rd
Lefeaux Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 70 Oxford terrace Rhodes "\\'illiam & Jesse, Queen's Park dairy, 6 Beacon!-
Lefroy Rev. Edward C. M. A. private tutor, 39 St. John's pk field buildings, Lee road
Lenn Charles Henry, china warehouse, 42 Tranquil vale Richbell Edwd. Wm. builder & decorator. II Dinsdab road
Lewis Robert, dining rooms, 56 Tranquil vale Riddington George, baker, 9 Lee road
Lloyd-Jones Arthur V. solicitor, 53 Vanbrugh park Roberts Amie (Miss), artist, Arno cottage
London & County Banking Co. Limited (W. J. Caffin, resi- Roberts Olivia (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 South vale
dent manager), x Beaconsfield buildings, Lee road; draw Robinson Misses, berlin & art repository, 7 Montpelier vale
on head office, London E c Robinson & Tothill, dentists, 7 Montpelier row
London & Provincial Bank Limited (Fredk. Brutton Rowe, Roe Franc'es (Miss), ladies' school, 4 Beunett park
maugr. ), Tranquil vale ; draw on head office, London E c Rogers Paul Owen, solicitor, 69 St. John's park
London & Suburban Dressmaking Company, 20 Bennett pk Roots Frederick, greengrocer, 8 Bowater place
Lonsdale Miss, dress maker, 5 Seager's cottages Rowland E. M. (:;.\'Iiss), corset & belt maker & ladies' out-.
Love Alfred, baker, 121 Shooter's Hill road fitter, 18 Tranquil vale
Lukey Miss, ladies' school, 92 St. John's park Royal West Kent Regiment (Queen's Own) 2nd Vol. Bat-
Maaz Fedor Albert, fishmonger, 4 Oxford terrace talion (Col. William Bristow, lieut.-col. commanding;
Mackern John B. A., M.D. physician, 36 Shooter's Hill road Lt.-Col. H. W. Pook, 2nd in command; Capt. E. E.
McKilliam Robt.K.D.,C.l\1. physician & surgeon,tBennett pk Ravenhill, adjutant); Ho;ty Hedge house, The Heath
Mackins Mrs. dress maker, 5 Lee road Ruffell Wm. italian stores, 7 Eastcombe ter. Westcombe hl
Mackness Edward, builder, II Blackheath vale St. John's Working Men's Club, II Howaterplace
McLean Joseph, gardener, 1 Hollis cottages St. Mary's Catholic School & Orphanage (Rev. Francis
Magrath Misses, ladies' school, 4 Mycenoo road Sheehan, principal), Cresswell park
Malvern William Henry, grocer, 3 Oak terrace Sams & Stokes, surgeons, 17 Lee road
Mansfield & Perratt, milliners, 33 Montpelier vale Sargent Miss, young ladies' school, 59 Vanbrugh park
Marsden Edwin Hufus, carver & gilder, 51 Tranquil vale
Saul Samuel, tailor, a Lyveden road
Martin H. (Mrs.), cab proprietress, Blackheath Park mews Savage Robert., fruiterer, 47 Tranquil vale
Martin W. carpenter, Blackbeath Park mews Saveall Edward Thomas, ~t. James' nursery, Hervey road
Maxwell George, fanner, Kidbrook Manor farm,Kidbrook la Saw Samuel, jun. solicitor, 16 Shooter's Hill road
Mead, Gibbons & Co. general drapers, 31 Tranquil vale School for the Sons of Missionaries (Rev. Edward Waite M.A.
Mead Thomas, chimney sweeper, 2 Paragon mews head master), Lee road
Meethaidara Tea Co. 2 East.combe terrace, Westcombe hill Scithers Julia (Mrs.), lodging house, 25 Lee road
Miles Albert, dentist, 1 Carisbrook terrdce Scott Miss, ladies' school, College house, 23 Wemyss road
Miller & Bailey, surgeons, 27 Tranquil vale Scott Patrick Cumin B.A., M. B. surgeon, see Burton & Scot1;
Miller C. Bayfield, dispensing chemist, 30 Tranquil vale Seager Henry, carpenter, Brigade street
Mills Thos. & Co. tailors, Highland house, 72 Tranquil vale Seager Henry, carpenter, 7 Seager's cottages
Minnard Edwin, boot maker, 4 Phillips place Shaw S. (Mrs.), draper, 3 Eastcombe ter. Westcombe hill
Moore & Co. livery stables, Hla~kheath vale Shearley Francis G. builder, r Burgess place
Moore James, bricklayel', 2 Collins square Short Benjamin, grocer, xo Oxford terrace
Morden College (H. E. River:;z, treasurer; Rev. Hon. John Shove William Spencer, baker, 44 Tranquil vale
Harbord K.A. chaplain), St. Germans place Shove William S. coal merchant, Station road, & corn mer-
Morley & Son, music warehouse, 23 Tranquil vale & 7 chant, 22 Tranqutl vale
Crooms hill Silk Charles A. solicitor, 62 Vanbrngh park
Morley Mrs. art needlework depot, 58 Tranquil vale Simonson Thomas W. boot maker, 39 Tranquil vale
Morley Richard John, confectioner, 4 Montpelier vale Slater James, smith, Brigade slireet
Morris Charles Henry Relwood, grocer, 41 Tranquil vale Smith & Co. general ironmongers, 34 Tranquil vale
Morris Clark Kelly, surgeon, I Park villas Smith Edward Henry, boot maker, 2 Oxford terrace
Morton Sarah (Mrs.), fancy repository, 38 Tranquil vale Smith l''redk. Wickings, solicitor, Hellefield, Blackbeath
• KENT. (KELLY1S
72 BLACKHEA'IH.
Smith Lyttelton, decorator, 4 Lawn terrace ·warner Frederick W. decorator, 66 Tranquil vale
Smith Miss, tailoress, 2 Sun Garden cottages Watkin.s Chas. confectioner, :u Langton tcr. Woodlands rd
Smith Sidney, tobacconist, 2 Phillips place Wayland Henry, photographer, Rembrandt house, Lee road
Smith Thomas W. hair dresser, 25 Tranquil vale Wear Mrs. laundress, 36 Russell place
South Eastern Stores, 24 Tranquil vale Weaver Edward, furniture dealer, 9 Lizban street
South Vale Lecture Hall ('fhos. Lewis, caretaker), Lee rd Webb Robert, provision merchant, 4 Woodlands road; &
Soyer Alexis & Co. bakers & confectioners, 9 Eastcombe ter- grocer & tea dealer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &
race, Westcombe hill spirit merchants, 113 Blackheath road ; II6 South street,
Spackman Alfred, oilman, 20 Montpelier vale Greenwich & 116 & 118 Lewisham High road
Spiers Waiter L. district surveyor for Charlton, Lee & Kid- Webb William, cab proprietor, I Snn Garden cottages
brook, 5 Lee road Weeden William Henry, builder, 1 Gordon terrace
Spiller John, greengrocer, 68 Tranquil vale Weeks George, timber dealer, 163 Shooter's Hill road
Spinks Samuel, chimney cleaner, 26 Russell place Welch Patrick, gardener, 32 Grove cottages
Standage Mrs. ladies' outfitter, 3 Lee road Weller Henry George, gardener, 6 Collins street
Stimson W. oilman, 6 Woodlands road Wenborn G. F. Kid brook Park estate office,Kidbrook Park rd
Streek W. John, plumber, 57 Tranquil vale Wensley & Co. corn merchants, 29 Montpelier vale
Street George Albert, cricketing outfitter, 24 Acorn terrace West Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 23 Lizban street
Suter Robert J. florist, 43 Vanbrugh park West J ulia (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 42 Tranquil vale
Suter Robert James, auctioneer & surveyor, 6 Eastcombe West London Dairy Co. Limited, 27 Montpelier vale
terrace, Westcombe hill Westbrook Benj. Vine F.c.o. prof. of music, 33 Dinsdale road
Sweeney Mrs. laundress, 24 Lizban street Westtield William, tailor, 24 Collins street
Taylor & Co. boot makers, I5 Montpelier vale Wharton H. (Mrs.), laundress, 22 Russell place
Taylor Joseph, Railway hotel, Lee road Whatley A rthur Thomas, solicitor, 3 Kidbrook grove
Ta.ylor Joseph Henry, boot maker, 6 Montpelier Yale White Mrs. laundress, I3 Lyveden road
Telbin William, artist, Vanbrugh park White William, butcher, 7 Woodlands road
Thompson Hy. John, blind maker, High ho.Montpelier row Whitmore Mrs. laundress, 23 Regent street
Thorpe Brothers, grocers, 37 Montpelier vale Whittaker & Brown, drapers, 5 & 7 Tranquil vale
Tilling Thomas, livery stables, Pond road ''\'iddows Miss, laundress, 3 Camden square
TriggsRt. Waddington, watch ma. & jeweller,2gTranquil vale Wilkie John, hair dresser, 3 Woodlands road
Tuck Henry B. insurance agent, 38 Tranquil vale Wilkins S. G. & Son, plumbers, 46 Vanbrugh park
Tymms Elizabeth (Miss), laundress, 26 Lizban street ''Vilmshurst Ebenezer, stationer, 9 Tranquil vale
Uridge William, grocer, Post office, 6 Langton terrace Wimble E. R. (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Collins street
Valentine George B.A. boarding school, 9 Eliot place Winter Samuel Henry, schoolmaster, 6 Eliot place
Victoria Wine Co. 21 Tranquil vale Wood George W. fishmonger, 13 Tranquil vale
Voller William, tailor, 2 Montpelier vale Wood Thomas D. butcher, IS Tranquil vale
Walker George, butcher, I Phillips place Woods Thomas H. gardener, I Russell place
Walker Thurnas H. butcher, 19 Montpelier vale Woodhams Lewis William, bazaar, 32 Tranquil vale
Walster Thomas, ironmonger, I Oak terrace Woolley Miss, Jaundre!'ls, IO Lyveden road ·
Waiter Joshua, stat:oner, I Eastcombe ter. Westcornbe hill Wright Cobden B. V. carpenter, 33 Lyveden road
Wright William George, carpenter, Camden row
Walton W. F. & Co. wine & spirit mers. so Tranquil vale
Walton William F. Three Tuns hotel, 52 Tranquil vale Young Men's Christian Association, Cresswell park
Ward H. tailor, I8 Acorn terrace
BLACKMANSTONE is a very small parish, 3 miles bridge Chapel and Orgarswick to that of Dymchurcb,
north from New Hornney and 7 south-west from Hythe, 1 yearly value £44• in the gift of the Archbishop of Canwr-
consisting of one farm and a few cottages, in the Southern ·bury, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Charles Eaton Plater
division of the county, Worth hundred, lathe of Shepway, M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. Lord Brabourne is
union and liberty of Romney Marsh, petty sessional division lord of the manor. The trustees of the late Thomas Finn
of Romney Marsh, New Romney county court distriet and esq. are the principal landowners. The land is principally
in the rural deanery of South Lympne and archdeaconry in pasture. The area is 287 acres, 12 of which are glebe;
and diocese of Canterbury. The church has long been in rateable value, £492; the population in I88I was 12.
ruins and scarcely any traces of it are now left. The living Letters are received through Folkestone. Dymchurch is the
is a rectory, annexed with the sinecure rectories of East- nearest money order & telegraph office
C.llick & Coleman, hrmers
BLEAN (or Sr. Cos:uus and DAMIAN-IN-THE-BLEAN) is a wa1ered by feeders of the Stour, which rise in them and
parish and head of a union, in a wtld country, enveloped by with occasional clearings. The area is 2,297 acres; rateabl~
woods and environed by large tracts of rough land. The value, £4,222; the population in 188I was 687.
centre of the parisb. is distant from Canterbury 3 miles TYLER HILL (or 'file Kiln hill) is on the Whitstable rail·
north. The b.igh road from Canterbury to Whitstable skirts way, 2 miles north.
the western side of the parish, which has no village properly
so called, but contains a large and scattered popnlation ; it Parish Clerk, William Anderson.
is in the Eastern division of the county, lathe of St. Augus- Assistant Overseer, Herbert Warden.
tine, hundred of Whitstable, petty sessional division and PosT 0FFICE.-Charles Holttum, receiver. Letters arrive
county court district of Canterbury and rural deanery, arch- from Canterbury by mail cart at 5.30 a.m. ; dispatched
deaconry and diocese of Canterbury. The church lJf St. at 10 a.m. & 8.30 p.m. ; on sundays, 12.30 p.m. The
Cosmus and Damian is a small building of tiint, in the Early nearest money order office is at St. Dunstan's street &
English style, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays and telegraph office at Canterbury ; stamps & postal orders
aisles, south porch, and contains several monuments : it was only soli
restored and reseated with open benches in I866, when a
new aisle was added, the old wooden turret removed and a PosT OFFICE, Tyler HilL-Tucker Lowe, sub-postmaster.
Letters from Canterbury, arrive at 7.30 a. m. ; box cleared
new stone bell gable containing one bell placed at the west at 7·'4o p.m. ; sundays at 7-5s.a.m. Canterbury is the
end of the new aisle : there are 273 sittings. The register nearest money order & telegraph office
dates from the year I553· The living- is a vicarage, average National School, erected in I864 & enlarged in I884, for 140
tithe rent-charge .£'487, net income £2-J.6, with half-an-acre children ; average attendance, 93 ; George Capener,
of glebe, in the gift of the master· of East bridge Hospital, master; Miss Edith Chambers, infants' n1istress
Canterbury, and held since 1863 by the Hev. George William BLEAN UNION.
Temple 11.A. late fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, who Board day, thursday fortnightly at 11 a.m.
resides at Eastbourne; tl1e Rev. James Sandby Padley 1LA.
of St. John's College, Cambridge, has been curate in charge The Union comprises the following places :-Archbishop'S
since I886. The Wesleyans have a chapel here. The Palace, Blean, Chislett, Christchurch, Herne, Hoath, Re-
charities include one of £2 IOS. yearly, left in 1820, by Mrs. culver, St. Dnnstan, St. Gregory, St. Stephen or Hacking·
ton, Seasalter, Staplegate, Sturry, Swalecliffe, Westbere
Liggett, of Blean, for bread; and Wotton's, of £6 ms. left
in 1841, by Richard Charles Harris Wotton, of Blean, for & Whitstable. The population of the union in x881 was
clothes. The Master uf Eastbridge Hospital is lord of the 18,867; rateable value, £xi4,07I
manor; and Heneage Dering esq. James l<'leet esq. and Lt.- Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, James
Col. Charles Hamilton Trueman and Mrs. de Chair Baker Burch, 39 Ca~tle street, Canterbury
are the largest landowners. The soil is light loam; subsoil, Assistant Clerk, Jas. Ernest Burch, 39 Castle st. Canterbury
clay. The chief crops are wh~tr. barley and hops. Treasurer, George l<"urley, Bank, Canterbury-
In Blean Forest is the hamlet .of DENSTROUD, 4 miles Relieving Officers, No. I district, Thomas Edward Ditnot,
north-west from Canterbury. The woods extend for four or Herne, near Canterbury ; No. 2 district, Frederick Hardi·
five miles in length and breadth under various names, man, 86 Northgate street, Canterbury
DIRECTORY.) BONNL."V GTON• 73
. Registrar of Marriages, Frederick Hardiman, Northgate
street, Canterbury ; deputy, Frank Hardiman, 57 St.
Vaccination Officers, Herne sub-district, Thomas Edward Dunstan's street, Canterbury
Dilnot, Hcrne, near Canterbury ; Sturry sub-district,
Frederick Hardiman, 86 Northgate street, Canterbury; Workhouse, Herne, near Canterbury, a building of brick, .
Wbitstable sub-district, Edwin Johnson, Whitstable built in 1835, to hold 298 inmates; Edward Ayre, master;
Rev. William Erne.st Mallaher, chaplain ; John Bowes,
Collector to the Union, Wm. Hutton, Herne, nr. Canterbury
medical officer ; Mrs. Annie Ayre, matron ; Frederick
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No. I or Herne dis- William Scott, schoolmaster
trict, John Bowes L.R.C.P.Lond. Berne Bay; No. 2 or
Whitstable district, Juhn William Hayward, Whitstable; RURAL SANIT..&.RY AUTHORITY.
No. 3 or Canterbury district, John Greasley, Canterbury; Meets fortnightly at the ·workhouse, Herne.
No. 4 or Starry district, !<'rank Wacher, Canterbury
Clerk, James Burch, 39 Castle street, Canterbury
Superintendent Registrar, James Burch, 39 Castle street, Treasurer, George Furley, Bank, Canterbury
Canterbury; deputy, Henry James Hammond, Station Medical Officer of Health, M. K. Robinson M.D. Sea view,
road, Canterbury
Priory hill, Dover
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Herne sub-district, Thomas Sanitary Inspector, Henry Thomas Sidwell, Herne Bay
Edwa::.-d Dilnot, Hcrnc; deputy, William Hutton, Hcrne
street, Herne ; Sturry sub-district, I<'rederick Hardiman, ScnooL ATTENDANCB CoMMITTEE.
Northgate street, Canterbury ; deputy, Frank Hardiman, Meets at the Workhouse, Herne, fortnightly..
57 St. Dnnstan's street, Canterbury ; Whitstable sub-
district, Edwin Johnson, Whitstable; deputy, George Clerk, J ames Burch, 39 Castle street, Canterbury
Richard Johnson, Wbitstable Attendance & Inquiry Officers, Thomas Ed ward Dilnot,
Herne district, Herne; Frederick Hardiman, Sturry dis-
tric~, 86 Northgate street, Canterbury
Cbapman John, Hothe court Browning James, wood dealer Kirby Sarah (Mrs.), pork butcher
Cladish Edward, Blean house Browning Thomas, beer retailer Parker Jas. & Jn. farmers & wood dlrs
Cla.dish Stephen, Blean house Chapman Henry E. hop & fruit grower, Pay John, farmer, Butlers court
Ratcliffe James, farmer, Amery court
Padley Rev. James Sandby Lcurate in Hothe court Sandy Edward, wood dealer
Cladish Edward, farmer, hop grower Stanley Charles Thomas, baker &
charge], The Vicarage
Slater Alfred & landowner, Denstroud miller (wind)
Trueman Lt. -Colonel CharlesHamilton, Cladish Stephen, farmer, hop grower Tosland Thos. Hy. Hare & Hounds P.H
Wam;tall James, wood dealer
Oakwell-in-the-Blean & landowner, Blean house Warden James & Son, drill manufac-
Wilson Lieut. Boyd Brack, Hothe court Fleet James, farmer, Well cuurt
Gammon Stephen, grocer, Tyler hill turers & wheelwrights
COMMERCIAL. Gibson Harry W. Royal Oak P.H Warden Herbcrt, assistant overseer
Adams Julius John, farmer Holttum Charles, boot ma. Post office Wood William, hay dealer
Anderson Henry, Red Lion P.H Huggins Jas. beer retailer, Tyler h1ll Wood William Herbert, cowkeeper
Anderson James, shopkeeper Ingleton Adam, farmer, Tyler hill Wraigbt George, wood dealer
Anderson Stephn. Thos. wood & coal dlr J ones Charles, wheelwright Wraight Thomas, shopkeeper
Anderson William, farmer Jordan George, blacksmith
,Andrewes Charles Gerrard, farmer Kingsnorth Oliver, farmer
Appleton John, shopkeeper
BOBBING is a parish and village, situated on the road £194. The charities amount to £6 yearly, arising from
land, and are directed to be distributed to the poor in bread
from Sittingbourne to Sheppy, I mile north-west from Sit- and to be devoted to the ~ducatwn of poor children in the
tingbourne, in the. North Eastern division of the county, Protestant religion. On Keycol Hill are the Sittingbourne
upper division of the lathe of Scray, Milton hundred and Water Works. The Sittingbourne and Miltonjoint hospital
union, Faversham petty sessional division, Sittingbourne for infectious dis~ases, on Keycol hill, was erected at a cost
county court district, and in the rural deanery of Sitting-
bourne, archdeaconry of Maidstone and diocese of Canter- of about £s,ooo. Rose Hill is the residence of Waiter Stagg
bury. The church of St. Bartholomew is an ancient edifice
esq. Mrs. Hilton, of Bramling House, Wingham, is lady
• of the manor, Percy Simpson esq. the trustees of George
Smeed and Robert Hinde esqs. and the trustees of Miss
of flint, standing on high ground, in the Early English and Hinde, Lord Harris and the Rev. W. Hilton are the princi-
Decorated styles, and consisLs of chancel, with north aisle, pal landowners. The soil is loam and brick earth ; subsoil,
nave, with an arcade of three arches on octagonal columns, sand and loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats,
north aisle, south porch and a western embattled tower con- hops, mangold and fruit. The area is t,o67 acres ; rateable
taining 6 bells : the chancel has a piscina and three equal value, £4,987; the population in 1881 was 471.
sedilia, one shaft of the former being formed from a piece of
Norman work, with lozenge and chevron ornaments and KEY STREET, one side of which is in this parish and the
other side in that of Borden, is on Watling street, tluee-
figures of a bishop and monk ; the north side of the chancel quarters of a. mile south-west; RosE Hn~L is half a mile
south-west; CHESNUT STREET is half a mile south-west,
also has a piscina, with two stone brackets : the font is a and is partly in this and partly in Borden parish ; Nonwoon,
plain octagonal howl, on 11. stem of like form : in the nave is a a mile and a half north-west; and HowT GREEN, a mile
mural monument of the Tufton family, with two busts, and a quarter north.
dated 1657 ; there is also a mural monument, with busts,
in the north aisle, to Henry Sandford and his wife, dated Parish Clerk, Matthew Jeffery.
r66o: in the nave remains a mutilated canopied brass, with
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office,
part of effigy wearing collar of SS. to Sir Arnold Savage kt. Key Street -Arthur Gray, receiver. Letters t.hrough
Sittingbourne arrive at 6.~o a. m. & 2.10 p.m.; box closes
ob. 1420 ; in the chancel a large brass, with effigtes to at 7. ~s p.m. & on sundays at 12.20 noon
Amold Savage, oh. 14ro and J oan, his wife, parents of the
preceding ; this family once owned the manor : there are National School (mixed), built in 1869 & enlarged in r882,
200 sittings, ISO being free. The register dates from the for 120 children; average attendance, 66; Miss Charlotte
Longley, mistress; attendance officer, Edward Henry
year 1573, but is incomplete. The living is a vicarage,
tithes commuted at £140 IS. 3d. in the gift of Mrs. Hilton,
and held since 1883 by the Rev. Edward Westall Carpenter
:W:.A. of Caius College, Cambridge; the rectorial tithes are
Carpenter Rev. Edward Westall M ..!. Bradley Charles, Key inn, Key street Palmer Edward, shopkeeper,Key street
[vicarl, The Vicarage I Feakins James, Royal Oak P:H
Robins Thomas, Halrway House P.H.
Drake William I Foster Charles (Mrs.), hoot maker Howt green
Goodhew George, Sole place Goodhew George, fruiterer, Sole place SearsThomas,farm bailiff to Mrs. Wood,
Knight Richard J.P. Bobbing court Goord I:Ienry,corn miller(steam&wind), Church House farm
Knight Richard Lake, Bobbing place Bobbing mill Stevens Edward, farmer, Howt green
Stagg Waiter, Rose hill Gray Arthur, post office Stevens James, farmer, Pigeon farm
COMMERCIAL. KnightRd.frmr.& hop grwr.Bobbing crt Terry Edward Ladd, wheelwright &
Cooper Edward, farmer, Stickfast & LuckhurstEllen (Mrs. ),flint mer.Key st smith, Key street
New Barns farms Maxted Edwd. & Hy. farmers,Howt grn , Trowell Geo. fruiterer, King's Ferry rd
BONNINGTON is a parish and a small straggling vil- wold, placed in a remote and somewhat lonely situation, on
the north bank of the Military canal, is a small building of
!age, situated on the road from Hythe to Rye, 6~ miles stone in the Early English and later styles, consisting of
south-east from Ashford, 7 west from Hythe and 2~ south chancel, nave, north porch and a wooden belfry at the west
from Smeeth station on the Ashford and Dover section of end containing one bell: the nave is unusually lofty and has
the South Eastern railway; the parish is in the Southern a high tiled roof, but the chancel is very much lower and
division of the county and partly within the limits and juris- narrower : in one of the Decorated windows on the sou~h
side of the nave are some fragments of ancient stained glass:
diction of Romney Marsh, in the lathe of Shepway,bundreds
of Street and Newchurch, petty sessional division of Ash- the three Norman windows at the east end were re-opened
in 1886: the churchyard was enlarged, in I8go, by the addi-
ford, East Ashford union, county court district of Hythe, tion of a quarter of an acre of ground. The register dates
and in the rural deanery of North Lympne and archdea-
conry and diocese of Canterbury. The church of St. Run-
Z4 DONNINGTON• KENT. [KELLY's
from the year r679. The living is a rectory, now con- esq. The soil is clay; subsoil, stiff clay. The chief crope
solidated with the.vicarage of Bilsington in 1878, yearly value are wheat and some grass land. The area is r,,I06 acres;
from tithe rent-charge £220, with 45 !teres of glebe and resi- rateable value, £1,350; the population in r88r was 135.
dence, in the gift of W. Halliday Halliday esq. who has one Parish Clerk, Basil Swain.
tnrn in three, and of Philip Oxenden Papillon esq. who has the Letters through Hythe arrive at 9 a. m. Mersham is the
remaining two turns, and held since r861 by the Rev. Fran- _ nearest telegraph office & .Aldington is the nearest money
cie Marten Cameron M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, who is order office
also rector of Fawkenhurst. Miss Moor, a minor, is lady National School (mixed), built in r84o, for 55 children;
of the manor. The principa_l landowner is James Lawson _ average attendance, 44; Miss .Annie Hayter, mistress
Bates Miss, Blomficld villa Boulding Charles, farmer & grazier Franks David, grazier
Boulding George, grazier Franks Fred, carpenter & grazier
Cameron Rev. Fras. Marten M .A. [rectorJ Boulding Jesse (Mrs.), farmer, Old Higgins John (Mrs.), grazier
CON~lERCIAL. Huckstep John, Royal Oak P.R
Vicarage farm Swaffer Daniel, farmer
Bartlett George Farrance, grazier Dryland David, farmer Swain Mark, farmer & grazier
Bates Mary (Miss), grazier Finn Charles, farmer Tutt Samuel, lodging house, Pinn villa
Birch Henry, farmer & grazier Foreman James, grazier, Uplands
Boulden David, farmer & grazier
BORDEN is a village and a parish, ~~miles west-south- the number of recipients was reduced to 30, each receiving
west from Sittingbourne, in the North Eastern division of £15 yearly: and the Court further directed that the sur.
the county, Upper division of the lathe of Scray, Milton plus income should be invested until £2,ooo bad accumu.
union and hundred, Faversham petty SetJsional division, lated, when the trustees were to apply for a scheme for
Sittingbourne county court district, and in the rural educational purposes : this, however, was not done until the
deanery of Sittingbourne, archdeaconry of Maidstone and accumulation reached the sum of £r2,5oo, when the Charity
diocese of Canterbury. The church of SS. Peter and Paul Commissioners framed a scheme for establishing out of these
is a large building of flint and stone, patched with brick, in funds a Middle Class school, as described below. The prin-
tbe Norman, Early English and later styles, consisting of cipallandowners arc Edward Leigh Pemberton esq. of Torry
chancel and nave of four bays, each with aisles, south porch Hill, the trustees of the late Capt. Sir Edmund J<'ilrner hart,
and a massive Norman tower at the west end containing a the trustees of George Smeed, the representatives of the late
clock and 8 bells, re-hung in 1885: the west door is Norman Rev. G. M. Musgra,·e and the trustees of Barrow's Charity.
of late character, with tine rich mouldings: the nave has The soil is peat and mould; subsoil, chalk and gravel. The
only two bays, the arcades being dissimilar, and the same chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, mangold and fruit. The
is the case with the chancel arcades, also of two bays : the area is 2,146 acres: rateable value, £6,627 : the population
interior has been entirely re-arranged, re-seated and re- in r88r was 1,263.
paved and a baptistery constructed: the Rev. G. M. Mus- CHESYL"T STREET, 1 mile west, is partly in this and partly
grave, late patron, restored the east window and filled both in the pansh of Bobbing ; SuNNY HrLL, half a mile west;
it and the west window with stained glass and erected a MUNNS GORE and IRON LATCH, half a mile south-west; O.Ul
handsome reredos and two beautiful stone screens in the STREET, a mile and a half south-west; CRYALS, half a mile
chancel, as a memorial to his family: the church contains
a mural monument to Robert Plot LL.D. the historian of east ; and MrcKETs, half a mile north. KEY STREET, on the
Oxfordshire and Staffordshire, ob. 30 .April, 1696 : in 1885
nine stained windows were placed in the church, including old Roman Watling street, is partly in this parish and part~
two memorial windows ; one by the vicar and the other by in that of Bobbing. -
E. Barrow esq.: there are 350 sittings, 270 being free. The
register dates from the year I555· The living is a vicarage, Parish Clerk, Henry Greensted. •
tithe rent-charge £216, net yearly value £r6g, with glebe PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & .Annuity & Insurance Office.
and residence, in the gift of and held since 1868 by the Rev. -Charles Tassell, receiver. Letters arrive through Sit-
Francis Edward Tuke M. A. of Brasenose College, Oxford. tingbourne at 7.10 & 11.40 a.m.; dispatched at rr.45k
At Key street there are Primitive Methodist and Wesleyan
6.45 p.m.; sundays, I2 noon. The nearest telegraph
office is at Key Street
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0. & Savings Bank, Key st. see Bobbing
ehapels; and there is a small Wesleyan chapel at Oad street. ::lCHOOLS : -
In 1709 William Barrow, a farmer, devised the income of Endowed (middle class), a structure of brick with Bath
landed property to ''the widows and poor men" of Borden ; stone dressings in the Tudor Gothic style, erected in r87S,
this, amounting to about .£'450, was to be divided annually *for 130 scholars & consisting of school & class rooms,
between thirty or forty of the poorest inhabitants: he also
left the reversion of other landed property for the same dining hall, master's residence & dormitories, W:th
turret containing a bell & striking clock; Rev William
purpose: the trustees of this charity are six in number- Henry Bond M.A. of Clare College, Cambridge, head
viz. Rev. F. E. Tuke, Rev. W. Hilton, rector of Milstead, master ; Cyril Wilkinson & .Artbur Hadow Crawford,
Richard James Tylden esq. J.P. of Milstead, Rev. F. T. assistant masters; William H. Drake, music masUlr;
Scott, vicar of Hartlip, Rev. H.. Pay ne Smith, vicar of Sergeant-Major Forema.n, drilling 'master ; C. H. Fisher
~1ilton, and the Rev. Waterman Gardner Waterman, vicar
M.D. medical attendant
of Rucking and Bicknor: as the property increased in National (mixed), built in 1836, for 200 children; average
value the trustees increased the recipients to 8o: in r8631
the attention of the Court of Chancery being called to the· attendance, 130; Kenelm W. Edwards, master
Infants', built in 1846, for 8o children; average attendance,
charity, a scheme was formulated by the Court under which I 46; Miss P. E. Edwards, mistress
PRivATE RESIDENTS. Cloud Wm. 'rhos. builder, Chesnut st Gray .Arthur, coal dealer, & post office,
Burley Charles, Pond house Colchin Herbert J obn, beer retailer & Key street
Bond Rev. William Henry Z.LA. (head shopkeeper, Oad street Greensted John, farmer, Chesnut st
master of Endowed school) Collard Thomas Wacher, farmer & auc- Greensteri Hy. Thos. grocer & draper
Chittenden Alfred tioneer, land & estate agent & dis- Hollis George, beer retailer, Key st-ree'
Chit.tenden .Andrew, Posiers · trict surveyor & rate collector for Homewood John William, blacksmith
Collard Thomas Wacher, Borden ball Mitton union, Eorden hall Hudson Jn. barge owner, Brightside ho
Crawford .Arthur Hadow, Endowed CouchmanHy.Elijah,sbopkpr. Borden la Kemsley James, fruiterer, Key street
Middle Class school Coulter Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, Ledger Ed ward, cattle dealer, Oad st
Goodhew Daniel, Key street Sunny bill LoftHarriet(Mrs.),farmr.Munsgorefrm
Good hew Wm. Chesnnt house, Key st Coulter Wm. Geo. wood dlr. Sunny hill Mackleden Frank, market grdnr.Key s5
~Iaxted Edward & Henry, graziers ~
Hudson John, Brightsidc house Dutnall Henry, farmer, Oad street
Meers Mrs. H.iddles Eastwood & Co. Lim. brick mannfrs farmers, Key street
Prentis Frank Endowed Middle ClassSchool (Rev. Wm. Miles Henry, shoe maker
H~nry Bond M. A. head master; Cyril
Tidy Alfred, Barman's corner I "\\ 1~kmson & .ArthurHadow Crawford, Offen Tom, butcher & cattle dealer
Pettitt John, fruiterer, Iron Latch
Tidy Miss, Barman's corner
Tuke Rev. Fras. Edward M. A. Vicarage I assistants) Saywell John G. builder,Harman's crnr
Waiter John FlackEd win Chas. grocer & beer retailer
~coones Alfred, farmer, Key street
Wilkinson Cyril Endowed Middle Class Foster Ellen (Mrs.), boot maker, Key st Scoones Edward Richard .Amos, farmer,
school ' 1George Zapola,May Pole P. H. Burden st Brier cottage, Key street
COMMERCIAL. Goodhew W. T. & Son, fruit growers & Scoones Charles, farmer, Chesnut ~
preservers; & Powell's wharf, Mari- Seager John, farmer & hop grower,
Baker Hy. . market g- ardener,Cbesnut st gold st. Bermondsey wall, London s E Cryalls lodge
Barrow Edmund, farmer, Home farm Goodhew Daniel, farmer & fruit grower, Searle Jas. .A.dam, grocer & bakr. Keys'
Bentley John, beer retailer, Borden lane Sunny hill · Tassel! Charles, tailor, & post office.
Chapman Hy. blacksmith, Chesnut st Goodhew David, farmer & fruit grower, Borden street
ChittendenAlfred, farmer, Posiers farm "\\roodgate farm Tidy .Alfred, farmer, Barman's corner
Clinch Caleb, grocer, Chesnut street Goodhew George, farmer, Wren's farm
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BOUGHTOY ALUPH. ';'5
BOUGliTON (or BouGHTO..,-UNDER-llLEA") is a parish held since 1887 by the Rev. John Ado\phus Boodle M.A. of
d large and regularly-built village, situated on the high St. John's College, Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel
~d from London to Dover, 50 miles from London, 2 north- here, built in 1844, and another at South Street, built in
~from Selling station of the London, Chatham and Dover 1870: there is also a Primitive Methodist chqpel. Here are
raJ!way 3! south-east from Yaversham and 6 west fl"Om gas works and brick yards. The charities exceed .{roo
Canterbury, giving its name to the hundred, but a small yearly and are derived from rents of land. Leonard Apil}ey
rtion of the parish is in FaYersham hundred, in the left in the year 186o £I,CX>Q, to be invested in Consols, the
korth-Ea!>tern division of the county, Upper division of the interest to be given annually in sums of not less than £ L
~the of Scray, Faversham petty sessional division, union each to such aged men and women as might be deemed
&Rd county court district, and in the rural deanery of most deserving. Nash Court, the seat of Mrs Lade, is a
Ospringe and arch deaconry and diocese of Canterbury. noble mansion of red brick, standin~ on the declivity of a
The church of SS. Peter and Paul, very pleasantly situated hill, in park-like grounds to the north of the London road:,
in a retired spot, about one mile south from the village, is the house, which faces the south-east, commands a fine
an ancient edifice of flint and stone, consisting of chancel view of the surrounding undulating country and of the Elean
with the chapel of St. James on the north and that of St. woods, which cover several hills in the eastern portion of
John on the south, south transept, nave, north aisle with an the parish. Brenley House is the residence of Mr. Serjeant
arrnde of four arches springing from alternately circular and Frederick Lowton Spinks M.A., n.L., J.P. The Archbishop of
octagonal columns, south aisle with an arcade of two arches Canterbury, who is lord of the manor, Earl Sondes, H. D.
only, supported by a single octagonal pier, north and south Barnes esq. Mrs. Lade and Miss Brisco are the principal
porches and an embattled Perpendicular tower at the west landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil, chalk and mar!. The
end containing 6 bells: the chancel is Early English, the l"hief crops are wheat, barley and oats; hops are largely
north chapel and nearly the whole of the rest of the building grown here. ThE! area is 2,351 acres of land and 407 of
being Perpendicular: a fine Perpendicular screen of oak water; rateable value, £10,288; in r88r tha population
divides the chancel from the na\·e, the rood door remaining was 1,664.
on both sides, and there are also screens north and south of SouTH STREET and SuaAR LOAF HILL, 1 mile south, and
the chancel, which retains its sedilia and piscinre: in the BRENLEY, r mile west, are hamlets.
north chapel is an altar-tomb with brass effigies to Sir Parish Clerk, Wi!liam George Lucas.
Thomas Hawkins, ob. rs87, (f't. IOI, and An ne his wife, ob. PosT, M. 0. & T. 0.' s. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
z6z6: in the east wall of the south chapel is an incised 1 Thomas Fowler, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
brass to Ehonor Sea, ob. 1553 ; and another to John Best, 1 Fa>ersham at 7·55 a.m. & 2 p.m.; dispatched at J0.30
the elder, ob. 1508, and Juan his wife; and in the nave is a a. m. & 6.20 pm
tllird to John Colkyn, ob. 1405, with a shield of arms; and 1 PosT OFFICE, South Street.-William Henry Hills, receiver.
there are other brasses to Cyri...c Petit esq. of Colkins, ob. Letters through Faversham dispatched at 6.15 p.m.; sun-,
1591, Florence (Chernocke), his wife, and 9 children; and days, 12.15 p.m. Boughton is the nearest money order &
to Elizabeth (Petit), wife ot John Driland gent. ob. 1591 : in ' telegraph office
z871 the church was restored and reseated at a cost of about WALL LETTER Box, cleared a.t 6.15 p. m.; sundays, ro. 15 a.m
[2,000; in r878 a memorial window was placed in the WALL LE"ITER Box, Boughton church, cleared 6.30 p.m.
chancel by Mrs. Lade, of Nash Court, to her husband, John week days; sundays, 12.30 p.m
PryceLadeesq.J.P.,D.L.d. 1878: thereare38osittings. The' ScHOOLs:-
register of baptisms and marriages dates from 1558 ; burials National (mixed), erected in r857, for 200 children: average
from 1530. The living is a vicarage, yearly value from attendance, 150; Edmund Humphrey, master
tithe rent-charge £s6g, net £4o6, with I acre of glebe and Wesleyan, opened in r87r, for 250 children; average at-
residence, in the gift of the Arct1bishop of Canterbury, and tendance, 131 : Harry Brain, master
Boodle Rev. Jn. Adolphus M. A. Vicarage J Ellender IIarrison, plumber & ho. dcrtr Murton Harry, farmer, Colkins
Broadbridge William File & Sons, grocers, & agents for W. & Neame Herbert Abbott, farmer & hop
Judges John A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants grower, Fairbrook
Lade Mrs. N ash court Fowler Thomas, hair dresser, & registrar Owen J ames, farmer, Vine farm
Laker Charles Abbott, Tenterden house of births & deaths for Boughton sub- Payne George, builder & contractor
PlommerJohe, Chesnut cottage district, Post office Plommer Joseph Acworth, farmer &
Plommer Thomas Jas. Chesnut house Frier \\"illiam, Three Squirrels P.H hop grower, Grove court
Rhodes Rev. Joseph [Wesleyan] Gambrill Frederick George, butcher Plommer Thomas James, drain pipe &
Sauley Rev.William Hely n.A. [curate] Gasworks (William Judges, sec) ! tile works
&atchard Waiter Gibbons Thomas, tailor 1 Plommer William Thomas, farmer &
Spinks Mr. Serjeant Frederick Lowten Goode William, bricklayer hop grower, Blean house
.M.A., n.L., J.P. Brenley house Harrison "\Vimler, Ship P.H Ralph Benjamin, baker
COMMERCIAL. Hart Frederick, .Fox P.H. South street Ralph J oseph, baker
&rnes Esther (Mrs.), saddler Hills Thomas, landowner, farmer & hop Richardson Isaac King, miller (wind),
Barnes Henry D. farmer & hop grower, grower, North Lane villa, South st Bull lane
Bougbton court & Church farm Hills Henry William, shopkeeper, Post Royle Joseph, blacksmith
Barnes Mary Ann (:Miss), ironmonger office, South street Scatehard Waiter, surgeon, & medical
Berryi\Iary(Mrs.),farmer &hop grower, Hobday Richard, George P.H officer & public Yaceinator, No. 3 ills-
South street Holmes Thomas (Mrs.), grocer trict, Faversham union
Berry Thomas, jun. farmer, Woodsend Hope Friend Alien, tailor & boot agent Smith Geo. grocer & farmer, South st
Berry Waiter, farmer, South street Iddenton Henry, boot maker Smith William, fruiterer
Blackley Joseph Alfred, grocer Judges Henry, plumber & painter Southee Charles Sankey, ~rocer
Boulden George, wheelwright Judges Williarn, builder & contractor Routhce Edward Sankey, boot maker
Bow!es Thomas, seedsman & corn dlr King James, White Horse P.H Swaffer Albert, grocer
Brisley Stephen, boot & shoe maker Knowler Henry Geo. Queen's Head P.H Swaffer George, butcher
Brunger Alfred, Dolphin P.H Knowler William, farmer Swaffer George, jun. butcher, North la
Butcher William, fruiterer Laker Charles Abbott, Tenterden House Tong Stephen, fruiterer
Coe Matilda (Mrs.), landowner, farmer academy Treadwell Wm. farmer & hop grower
& hop grower, Brenley Lucas John, boot & shoe maker Twyman Georgc,manufacturer of linen,
Colecote Alfred, butcher Manning Alfred, chemist hop pocketing, bed sacking, corn &
Coleman Waiter, grocer Marsh Valentine, Woodman's Hall P.H flour sacks, rope, line & twine &
C llyer Geo. farm bailiff to Mrs. L!l.de Miles J sph. King's .Arms P. H. South st cocoanut & Kentish matting, rick
Dunkin George, baker Miles William, miller (wind) cluths & wagon covers; & at 82
Ea-t Kent Co-operative Dairy & Poultry Millen John, baker Castle st. Canterbury. See advert
Association Lim.(Jn.Burch,manager) Moore John, blacksmith Workmen's Club (John Birch, hon. sec)
BOUGHTON ALUPH is a parish and village, situated 1 central tower containing 5 bells: in the chancel is a single
on the road from Ashford to Faversham, 1! miles west I sedile and a canopied piscina ; there is also a piscina in the
from Wye station, on the Ashford ancl Canterbury section north chapel : the church contains a monument to Thomas
ol the South Eastern railway, 56 miles from London and 4 1 Austin, ob. 1637, and in the chancel aisle is a marble manu-
north-east from Ashford, in the Southern division of the ment with the recumbent figure of a lady, x63r, and one to
county, _Upper division of the lathe of Scray, hundred of Sir Robert l\:Ioyl kt. of Buckwell, ob. 1661: the church was
Wye, East Ashford union, Ashford county court district and reseated in 1878 and contains 300 sittings. The register
petty sessional division, and in the rural deanery of West dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, tithe
Bndge and archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury. The rent-charge£198, net yearly value [240, including 19 acres
church of All Saints is a large cruciform structure of fiint of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Henry A. Campbell esq.
a~ ashla~, in the Perpendicular style, and consists of and held since r8go by the Rev. Martin Reed M.A. of Trinity
c nrel ~Hh large north aisle, nave with arcades of four College, Cambridge, who is also vicar of and resides at
arches, alSles, tmnsept, south porch and a low but massive Eastwell. The charities amount to £z2 ss. yearly, derived
78 BOTJOBTON .A.LOPB. KENT.
from land and money invested in the funds left in 1642 by KENNINGTON LEES is partly in this parish and partly in
the Rev. John Bonghton, a former vicar; in 168o by Thomas that of Kennington.
Keeps, of Boughton .Aluph; in 1770 by William Crow, and Deputy Parish Clerk, William Briggs.
in 1845 by William Waterman, of London ; these sums are
distributed by the vicar and churchwardens. The Earl of PosT OFFICE, Boughtun Lees.-Mrs. Annie Godden, re.
Winchilsea is lord of the manor and principal landowner. ceiYer. Letters through Ashford, delivered at 7·45 a.m.;
The soil is loamy ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are dispatched at 6.35 p.m. ; tues. thurs. & sat. 3-35 p.m,
wheat, beans and hops. The area is :'l,418 acres; rateable
valne, £3,022 ; the population in 1881 was 565. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Ken.
nington. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid
WALL LETTER Box (Kemp's corner) cleared at 10.45 a.m.
In the neighbom hood are BouGHTON CoRNER and BouGH- & 7 p.m
TON LEEs. The children of this village attend the school at Eastwell
Buss Miss Burchett Philip, farmer Knight William, farmer
Nottidge Rev. George Simpson M.A. Buss Harris, farmer, Brickkiln farm
Sampson Rev. Desmond Henry "\\'ynn Clements Harris, farmer LaddJas. Flying Horse P.H.&blacksmith
Dutnall Edward, land steward to the
M.A. Kemp hall ~artin Henry, builder ·
Earl of \Vinchilsea for the Eastwell
COMMERCIAL. estate Sampson Ucv. Desmond Henry Wynn
File Thomas Wm. farmr. Buckwell farm
Bartlett John, saddler Godden William, grocer M.A. Kemp Hall school
Bishop George, farmer Kingsland David, farmr. Boughton crt
Brice "\\'m. farmer, Boughton corner Sinden Alfred, carpenter
Tabrett Sophia (Mrs.), lime merchant
Tourney Herbert, farmer
Worger Harry, bricklayer
BOUGHTON MALHERBE is a parish and village, with 9 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the repre.
10 miles south-cast from Maidstone, 2 miles from Lenham sentatives of Lord Cornwallis, and held since I843 by the
station on the London, Chat ham and Dover railway, and 4 Rev. Edward Moore M. A. uf l:lrasenuse College, Oxford. The
north-east from Headcorn station on the South Eastern Baptists have a chapel here. Foote's charity of £7 14s.is
railway, in the Mid division of the county, lathes of Ayles- for clothing. Near the church is the old Manor House, cele-
ford and Scray, Eyhorne and Faversham hundreds, Bear- brated as the birthplace (April 9, IS68) and residence of Sir
sted petty sessional division, Hollingbourne union, Maid- Henry Wotton kt. diplomatist and provost of Eton, and near
stone county court district, East Charing rural deanery, to it is Chilston or Cbilson Park, the seat of Aretas Aken-
Maidstone archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury. The Douglas esq. H.P., J. P. Viscount Holmesdale, who is lord of
church of St. Nicholas, standing on a rid~e which divides the manor, the Hev. E. Moore M . ..l.. Aretas Akers·Douglil8
the parish into two parts-Boughton Upland and l:loughton e~q. M.P., Edward Tassell esq. Strin~er Stringer esq. J. A.
Weald-is of stone, in the Decorated style, consisting of ''\ligan esq. and St. Katherine's Hospital, London, are the
chancel a~d nave, each with a south aisle, south porch and principal landowners. The soil is loam, clay and ragstoue;
a battlemented western tower containing 3 bells : the nave subsoil, various. The chief crops are hops, fruit and corn.
is divided from the south aisle by two wide arches on an oc- 'l'be area is 2,699 acres ; rateable value, [2,923; the popn·
tagonal pier: in the chancel is a sepulchral arch with fine lation in I 88 I was 445-
double feathering, and in the chancel aisle some good encaus- llARHAM MILL, I~ miles south-west; GRAFTY GREK!I,
tic tiles with lozenge pattern and feathering-; here also is the I mile south-west, is partly in this parish, the remainder
effigy of a knight ; in the chancel are brasses,with effigies of being- in LENHAM ; lTREEN HILL and KNOLB HILL, a mile
a knight and lady, to Sir Ed ward Wottoa and Dorothy and a half west ; PorE's HALL, three-quarters of u. mile
(Rede), his wife, dated 1529, and a small one, with figures' south-east and HAZLEWOOD HILL, I mile east.
of a man and woman and kneeling children, to Nicbolas Parish Clerk, John Mackelden.
Wottun esq.lord of the manor, ob. I499 and Elizabeth, his 'VALL LETTER Box cleared at 6 p.m. Letters through
wife, with IO children : in the church are also many hand- Maidstone, via Sandway office, arrive at 8.45 a. m. The
!'lome monuments to the Wotton family: there are 300 sit- nearest money order & telegraph office is at Lenharn
tings. The register dates from the year 1671. The living· National School (mixed), built in 1848, for 100 children;
is a rectory, gross yearly value from tithe rent-charge£350, average attendance, 62 ; Miss Annie Mackelden, mistress
Akers-Douglas Aretas M.P., D.L., J.P, Christian Maria (:Mrs.), farmer Player Nor man, builder, wheelwright
& smith
Chilston park ; & Car!ton & Junior Collins John, farmer
Potter Charles, farmer
Carlton clubs, London s w Down Edwd.King's IIead P.H.Grafty gn Potter Charles, farmer
Roberts Alfred, beer retailer
Moore Rev. Edward li.A. Rectory Yilmer James, farmer Smith l:lenjamin, farmer, Yew Tree fm
Tappenden George, miller (water),
Watson Rev. Howard M.A. [curate] Finn Uenjamin, farmer
Bowley mill
COMMERCIAL. Harden John, farmer, Barham mill Tucker Thomas, beer retailer
Champion J oseph, farmer Hooker James, farmer
Chantler Edward, farmer HookerJosephus, farmer & hop grower
Cheesman Lucy (Mrs.), farmer & h0p I Offen Richard, farmer
grower, Boughton place 1 Pope John RoJers, farmer &hop grower
BOUGHTON MONCHELSEAisascattered village of High Germany. and are distributed to widows and
and parish, 3 miles south from Maidstone and 54~ from widowers who do not receive parochial relief. Houghwn
London, in the Mid division of the county, lathe of AJlesford, Plat:e, a fine old mansion in a well-wooded park belonging
Eyhorne hundred, Bears Led petty sessional division, Maid- to George Carr Rider esq. lord of the manor, is the residence
stone union and county court district, rural deanery of of Lady Lister-Kaye; Boughton Mount is the seat and resi·
Sutton, archdeaconry of :l\Iaidstone and diocese of Cauter- deuce of John Wilbraham Braddick esq.; Wierton Park is
bury. The church of St. Peter, which occupies a beautiful the residence of William Moore esq. J.P. George Carr Rider
site on the declivity of a rang-e of hills, shaded by fine trees esq. William Moore esq. John Wilbraham Braddick esq. and
and commanding a delightful view across the \Veald, is a Lieut.-Col. Henry William Keays- Young J. P. of Chart Sui-
building of stone, in the Early English and Perpendicular ton, are the chief landowners. Thr:~ soil in this parish is
styles, with remains of Norman work, consisting of chancel, various; in some parts loam, with a ragstone subsoil, and
nave of four bays, north aisle, south porch, and a low but in other parts shattery, with a pinnocky subsoil. Greal
massive embattled central tower containing 6 bells, 4 dating quantities of Kentish ragstone are quarried at this place.
from 1592 and the remainder added in 188I: the nave, The chief crops are hops, fruit and corn. The area is 2,2rjJ
especially on the north side, has been much modermzed, in acres of land ; rateable value, i,"5,872; and the populatwn
consequence of a destructive fire which partially destroyed in r881 was 1,o98.
the church about I833: there are some handsome monu- BouGHTON GIU;EN is about 1! miles north of the church;
ments to the family of Sir Christopher Powell bart. 111. P. d. BouGHTON QUARRY 2 miles; WIERTON STREET is hali 1
5 July, 1742 : the edifice was restored and enlarged by the mile east, CocK STREET half a mile north-east.
parishioners in 1874, at a cost of£3,ooo, a reredos of alabas- Parish Clerk, Frank Barton.
ter erected, and several windows filled with stained glass : PosT OFFICE.-John Thomas, receiver. Letters fr(){ll
there are 400 sittings, 300 being free. The reg-ister dates Maidstone arrive at 7 a.m. & 12.30 p.m. ; dispat,hed al
from the year 1551. The living is a vicarage, yearly value 6.45 p.m.; on snndays 10 a. m. only. The nearest money
from tithe rent-charge £279, with residence and 22 acres of order otii.ccs & telegraph stations are at Loose & Linton
glebe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester, and A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1871; Geo~
held since 1888 hy the Rev. Charle> John Meade lii.A. of Hurn (Maidstone), clerk to the board; John CharleS
Magdalene College, Cambridge. St. Augustine's Mission Spreadbrow, attendance officer
Room, built in r88r, is used for divine !<ervice every Sunday Board School, reconstituted from the National School ill
and has 100 sittings. The charities amount to £8 TOS. 1871 ; it will hold 200 children; average attendance,178;
yearly, derived from land left in 1613 by W illiam Reiffgins, Albert Rolfe, master
DIRECTORY.j KENT. BR!BOL' R~E • 7i
BRIVATR RESIDENTS. Boulden David, shopkeeper •
Boulden Thomas, Albion P.H
Braddick John W. Boughton mount Bowles William, beer retailer Loveless Frances Lane CMrs. ), shop-
Coveney Mrs. Coombe bank Brislee Thomas, wheelwright keeper &beer retailer, The Quarry
Bristow Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Day Da¥id, Hasle Hill house Pike Mark, boot maker
Seager John, montl. mason, Stone quarry
Lister-Kaye Margt. Lady, B.mghton pi Skinner Thomas Randall, farmer &
Meade Rev. Charles John M.A. Vicarage Britcher Ed ward, farmer & hop grower, fruit grower
Skinner William, farm~r & hop & fruit
Moor.! William J. P. Wiertnn park. Marlpit farm
grower, Beresfords
S~inner William, lleresfords Charlton Henry, shopkeeper Smith George, farmer & land agent,
COMMERCIAL. Cloke Sa.rah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Lyewood house
Cook Joseph, shopkeeper Stonham Eli;,;a (Miss), Cock P.H
Thirkell Frank Pinnock, farmer
lAtkins Mark Abrnham, maltster, T.1e • Crittenden William, farmer Tomkin William, farmer & hop grower
Quarry Edmed Frederic, shopke3per Tree Richard, blacksmith
Wood Jas.& Sons, builders & undrtakrs
B~er William, beer retailer, Frankling / Gandy Robert, plumber Wood James,jun.builder &brick maker
B.1.rton Alfred, shopkeeper Gibson Joseph, farmer & hop grower & raJ stone mason
Beadle George, farmer & fruit grow~r, Goodwin James Thomas, butcher
Lewis court Hubbard Thomas, farmer & hop grower
Bolton Mary Ann (Mrs.), Oak P.H Jolmson Thomas, bo~t maker
BOXLEY is a parish and village situated on the slope of brought into cultivation and the remainder has been con-
the chalk range, 2~ miles north-east from Maidstone, in l'erteJ. into a recr<Jation ground for the borough of Maid-
the Mid division of the county, lathe of Aylesford, Maidstone stone. Vinters, 1 mile east from Maidstone, is a handsome
hundred and county court district, Bearsted petty !lessional mansion, situated in an extensive park, and is the seat of
division, Hollingbourne union, Sutton rural deanery, Maid- Mrs. Whatman. Park House is the residence of Major M. G.
stone archdeaconry and Canterbury diocese. The church Best J. P. The Earl of Romney, who is lord of the manor,
of the Blessed Viqin and All Saints is a building of rag Major M. U. Best J.P. Edmund L. Lushington esq. Albert
stone, chiefly in the Early Englis~1 and Perpendicular styles, Frederick Style esq. and Mrs. Whatman are the principal
with various insertions, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, landowners. The soil is various, chalk, sand, rag stone and
north porch and a battlemented western tower containing gravel. The chief crops are fruit, hops and cor1. The
a clock and 6 bells; west of the tower is an interesting nar- area is 5,761 acres; rateable value, £n,434. the population
thex, or galilee, now forming the prineipal entrance: the in x881 was I,530.
arcades of the nave are Early English, and have three SANDLING is a hamlet, a mile and a half south-west and
pointed arches on either side on circular columns: in the the same distanee north from Maid:ltone, on the road from
south aisle is a cinquefoiled piscina, and near the south Chatham to Mardstone, on the navigable Med wav : Sandling
door a swup : the east window and some others are stained: Place is the resrdence of Samuel Mercer esq. Park House,
the church contains some interes:incy monuments, and was Sandling, is the residence of Edmund Law Lushin~ton esq.
repaired, new roofed and re-arrang-ed internally about 1876: BoaRLEY is a mile and a half north-west. H~re is a
there are 300 sittings, of which about half are free. The reservoir, the prop~rty of the Maidstone Water Works Co.
re_;ister dates from the year 1538. The living is a vicarage, with a storage cap.1cir.y of 2oo,ooo gallons.
yearly value from tithe rent-char ..;e £6oo, with 5 acres of 'VEAVERING STREET and GrwvE GREEN are 2 miles south;
glebe and residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of at the latter is a school missiou church.
Rochester, and held since 1853 by the Rw. Frederic~ DuN STREET, 2~ miles north-easl, is ec..:bsiastica.lly in
Jonathan Richards M.A. of University College, Durham. the parish of Bredhurst. Letters are recJived through
The charities include Burville's of£ I I rs. zd. and Kemb2r's Bre:lhnrst, Chatham.
of£I 6s. which are given to the coal club; of the interest on Pos-r 0FFICE.-Thomas Taylor, receiver. Letters received
Hunt's benefaction of £200, h df is g·iven to the school and by foot post from Maidstone at 8 a. m. 12 noon & 6.30
half to aged persons on St. Thomas' day; Rev. J. Griffiths p.m.; dispatched at 8.ro & 12 a.m. & 6.50 p.m. week
days & li.JO a. m. sundays. The near~st money order &
D.D. bequeathed £soo in ConsDls, t~1e interest of which is
telegraph. office is at Maidstone
given in clothes at Christmas to d.1y school children.
lioxley Abbey, a religious house of the Cistercian order, stood PosT OFFICE, Sandling.- Henry Mannering, receiver.
three-quarters of a mile west-srmth-west; it was founded in Letters from Maidstone arri,-e at 6 a. m. & I2.5o p.m. ;
1146 by William de Ypres, Earl of Kent, as an atonement dispatc~1ed at 11.20 a.m. &7.45p.m. ThenP.arestmoney
for his burning the abbey of Wherwell, Hants, and dedicated I oder & telegcaph office is at :Maidstone
to St. Mary and the Rood of Grac~ ; and was colonized from • ScHOOLS:-
Clairvaux; at the Dissolution there were 8 monks, the National, built in I846, for 200 children; average
Tevenues being estimated at £204: some remains still exist. attendance, 120 ; Albert George Mannering, master; Mrs.
Penenden Heath, famous as a place for holding county meet- Ann Mannering, mistre1>s
ings, is chietly within this parish ; some part of it has been Infants (mixed), Grove Grn.; aver.attend.37; mist. (vacant)
Boxley. I Foster Charles, farmer & hop grower, Staples William, farm bailiff to E. L.
Best Major Mawdistly Gaussen J. P. Court Lodge farm Lushington esq. Sandy lane
Park house ! Foster Charles Frederick, farm bailiff Taylor Thumas, blacksmith,& post office
Caldecott Rev. Andrew M.A. [curate], ' to Maj. M. G. Best & assistant overs~er Tolhurst James, bricklayer, Harbour la
Weavering street 1 Gilbert Chas. Pottery Arms P.H.Forstall White Charles, farmer & hop grower,
Madeley Edward, Hermitage GoodhewBenj.fruit growr.Weaveringst Weavering street
Marsham Lady Margaret,Weavering bo Hardes Percy, farmer, Harp farm 1
Mason Louis, Raigersfeld, Ashford road Hayward John, Chiltern Hundreds P. H. Sandling.
Newman Miss, 1 Prospect place Sittinr;bourne roa1 Hamblet Joseph, Medway cottage
Richards Rev. Frederick Jonathan M.A. Hickmott :Edward, dealer in appliances Lushington E:lmund Law, Park house
Vicarage for cricket & lawn tennis Mercer Mrs. Charles, The Abbey
Style Albert Frederick, Boxley house Hickmott Harriott p!rs. ), King's Arms Mercer Randall, Sandling place
Rtyle Miss, )Veavering house P.H. & grocer Mercer Samuel, Sandling place
Trower Rev. Hy. William B.A. [curate] Kemsley William, farm bailiff to Mrs. Tatham Richard Turner, Brooklyn
Wha.tman Mrs. Vinters Whatman, Vinters' farm Trousdell Wm. Blakeney Persse,Cobtree
COMMERCIAL. Killick Austin Thomas, farmer & hop Ballard William, Malta inn, Riverside
Atkins Frances (:\rrs. ),license:! maltster growP.r, "\YeavP.ring Broadbridge Henry, blacksmith
Bensted William, farmer & fruit grower, May Harriet Ann(Miss),be2r ret.& grocr Clifford James,farmer,Abbey Court fnn
Boorley farm Morton James, fa: m bailiff to Lord Fullagar James, b;:er retailer
Bridgland Wm. farmer, Weaverin6 st Romney, Upper Grange farm Hylancl William, wheelwright
Brooker 'Villiam, farmer, Harbour land Osmar John, farmer & hop grower, Jarrett Alfred, farmer & cattle sales-
Bunyard George & Co. (Maidstone), Weavering street 1 man, Tyland farm
nursepymen Oxley Thomas, wheelwright Jarrett Louis, farmer & hop grower,
Crawford Andrew,academy, Prospect pl Pettitt Ragnc, Bull F. H. Penenden heath Lower grange
Fa.uchon James, farmer & hop grower, Snashall Jsph. farmr. Westfield Sole frm Mannering Frederick, shopkeeper
Street farm Solman John Henry, farmer, Grove grn Ongley Alfred, farm3r & hop grower
Fouchon Robt. Ed wd.farmer, Abbey fm StanfordJonathan, beer ret. Weavering st Ward William, Running Horse P. H
:BRABOURNE is a village and parish, dcrivin~ its 1 Ba rony, lath e of Scray , an d part lv in Wye hund red, Jaf,he
or rivulet rising near it, and situated of Shepway, Ea'J t Ashf o rd u nion, A shf ord co unty cour
name from the bourne I t di~
at the foot of the chal!' downs called "the backbone of i trict and petty sessional division, and in the rural deanery
Kent," 6~ miles east from Ashford and 3 north-east from 1 of Elham and archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury.
Smeeth station on the main line of the South Eastern rail- · This place has given the title of baron to the Knatchbull-
way to Folkestone and Dover: the parish is in the Southern I HuQ"essen family. The church of St. Mary is an ancient
division of the county, and partly in the hundred of Bircholt I building of stone, in the Norman and Early English styles,
78 CIELLT'I
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consisting of chancel with aisle, clerestoried nave, south! terbury, and held since 1885 by the Rev. John Thorn111
aisle, with an arcade of three pointed arches on slender cir- 1 Pearse M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, and examining
cular columns, north porch, now used as a vestry, and a chaplain to Archbishop of Canterbury. Here is a Hapfut
massi,·e western tower, very low and e:li::tremely plain, con- chapel, built in 1818 and enlarged in 1839. The charitiee
taining 5 bells; the chancel aisle is Perpendicular and the amount to £91 yearly, derived from the rent of 25 acres 01
chancel is surrounded by a rich string-course supporting land in Romney Marsh, left in 1550 by William Fordroo,
shafts with capitals, and contains numerous monuments to and distributed to the poor in money. Knott's charity of
the Scott family, including a canopied tomb of marble of 8s. a year is charged on a farm in the parish of Bonnington
the 17th century and on the north side another of Perpen- 1 and is also distributed to the poor. Sir Wyndham Knatchbull
dicular date, with panelled compartments containing shields: bart. J .P. of Mersham Hatch, and Lord Brabourne P.c.,
on the south side, in a'square recess, is a Perpendicular niche D. L., J.P. who is lord of the manor, are the principal land.
with a piscina, and in the wall arc two arches, apparently for owners. The soil is chiefly chalk and loam ; subsoil, chalk
tombs, and between them a small niche with an elegant and clay. The chief crops are wheat, hops, beans and peas,
triangular canopy, crocketed: there is also a curious heart The area is 3,_<;27 acres; rateable value, £4,624; the popu.
shrine of the 13th century, consisting of a central arch with lation in 1881 was 748.
enriched cusps and a triangular crocketed canopy, between BmcHOLT is a small parish in Bircholt Franchise hundroo,
recessed pinnacles: a stained east window, given by the without a ehurch, containing 3 farms; it is 4 miles east-by.
Scott family, was erected in 188o, in memory of eighteen' south from Ashford. A mission room was opened in 187,5.
generations of the Scott.s, of Scott's Hall ; this window ob- I The nearest church is at Brabourne, distant about 2 miles.
tained a prize at the Paris exhibition; there are also others, Area, 300 acres; rateable \"·alue, £304; population, 36.
including a window on the south side of the church to FIDDLING STRI<;ET is 1 mile south-east ; WEST BRABOUR.'a,
the late Rev. George Perry-Ayscoug-h, vicar of Brabourne, ~~ west; BuLLTOWN CoRNEH, 1! north-west; BRABOURSJ
1872-85, erected by his widow, the Hon. Mrs. E. S. Perry- LEES, ri south-west.
Ayscough: in the chancel is a tilting helmet and the remains Parish Clerk, Charles Butcher.
of a funeral helmet: there is a canopied brass to William PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Offices:-
Scott esq. ob. 1434; another, with effigy to Dionisia, wife Brabourne Lees-Henry Apps, receiver : letters through
of Vincent Finchor Habard, ob. 1450, and one with effigy to Ash ford arrive at 7· 10 a.m. & 2 p. m. ; dispatched at 9
Sir William Scott, ob. 1527, and another to Dame Elizabeth, a. m. & 6 p.m. ; the nearest telegraph office is at Mers-
wife of Sir Edward Poynings, of Westenhanger Castle, ob. ham. East Brabourne-Oliver Hancock, receiver: let-
1528: in the tower is an ancient wooden staircase, supposed ters through Ashford arrive at 8.30 a. m. & 2. 50 p.rn.;
to be of the same date as the church : there are 200 sittings. dispatched at 5. 25 p. m. The nearest money order & tele-
The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a graph office is at Sellindge
vicarage, consolidated with the rectory of Monks Horton, National School, built in 1846, for 150 chilnren; average
commuted value of tithe rent-charge £465, with 21~ acres attendance, 110; Gcorgc Worrcll, master; Mrs. Susannah
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of Can- Worrcll, mistress
Hughes Stephen, Camden villa I Gardiner Edward, tinman & brazier Palmer James, butcher & farmer
Pearse Rev. John Thomas M. A. Vicarage HammonEdm und,farmer & hop grower, Purdy Edward, farmer, Hemminge
Snow Lionel Mason Court Lodge farm Phillpott Wm. farmer,Brunswick hou.se
Hammon Edmund,jun. farmer,Bircholt Pilcher Edward Weeks, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Hancock Marcus, miller (water) Pilcher John Weeks, farmer & land-
Andrews "\'\Talt.brick,tile& drainpipe ma! Hancock Oliver, baker &grocer, Post off owner, Brockham
Apps Henry & Francis, grocers &c. & Harvey Stephen, shoe maker Rolfe Edward, grazier, Elms farm
agents for W. & A.. Gilbey, wine & H1lls Richard & Hy. farmers, Birch frm Smith Stephen, boot maker
spirit merchants Hills Thomas, farmer, Bull town Snow Lionel Mason L.R.C.P. wnd.
A.shman William, shoe maker Hogben M. W. & L. grocers & bakers surgeon & medical officer & public
Back Henry, beer retailer Hogben Thomas, g-rocer & draper vaccinator, No. 5 dist. East A.shford
Baker "\Villiam, farmer Howland Alien, Five Bells P.H union &~ellinge district,Elham union
Cooper Thomas, saddler Inge William, farmer, Fiddling farm Swaffer Thomas Watts, carpenter
Coultham William, boot maker Jordan John, farmer, Bircholt Tanton George, farmer, Parsonage farm
Daniels Edward, blacksmith Kingsmill Silas, farmer, Foreland farm Thornby Thomas, farmer
Dryland Hichard, beer retailer Marsh Richard, Plough P.H vVcekes James, farmer & landowner,
Finn George, wheelwright Pearson George James, farmer & hop Limes farm
Foat Robert, farmer & landowner grower, ·wall farm Wright George, watch maker
BRASTED (or BRASTEAD) is a village and parish, situated erected in 1889; Hawley corner, in 1877 and at Brasted
on the high road from Sevenoaks to Westerham, in the valley Chart in r882; Mr_ C. H. Shawyer, honorary secretary.
of the Upper Darent and at the foot of the chalk scarp, with a Charities: William N ewman in 1736 left £25 a year; Mrs.
station on the branch South Eastern railway from Dunton Craw in 1638 £5 a year; and Mrs. Minet in r832 £ro8 si
Green, 4~ miles west from Sevenoaks, a mile and a half east interest, all which charities are distributed in clothing by
from "\Vesterham and 19~ from London; the parish is in the the incumbent and churchwardens. Hrasted Park is the
·western division of the county, lathe of Sutton·at-Hone, seat of Vl'illiam Tipping esq. J.P., F.S.A.; the house stands
Brasted and Somerden hundreds, Sevenoaks petty sessional in a beautifully wooded park of 100 acres adjoining the
division, union and county court district, and in the rural village. The principal landowners are Earl Stanhope, who
deanery of Shoreham, arch deaconry of Maidstone and dioC'ese is lord of the manor, William Tipping esq. J. P. Charle!
of Canterbury. The church of St. ::\iartin, entirely rebuilt, Hoskins Master esq. of Barrow Green, Surrey, George
with the exception of the tower, in 188o, is an edifice of. Henderson esq. and Norman V\'atney esq. J.P. of Valence,
Kenti~h ragstone, consisting of chancPl, nave of four bays, '''Vesterham. The soil is mostly loam; subsoil, gravel. The
aisles, transepts, western porch and a massive western chief crops are hops, wheat and oats. The area is 4.435
battlemented tower containing 6 bells: in the north transept·1 acres; rateable value, £7,949; the population in 188J was
are monuments to the Heath and Turton families, one being 1,267.
an altar tomb with recumbent effigies of Robert Heath and ToYs HILL is a hamlet in this parish, 2~ miles south-by·
Margaret his wife: in the chancel is a slab of black marble west of the village.
inscribed to Dorothy Chaune; a mutilated slab with an Parish Clerk, Charles Robert Moore.
inscription to a former rector, ob. x6oo and another in Lom- PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office (Sulr
bardic characters to Edmund de Mepham s.T.r. alw rector Office. Letters should have S.O. Kent added).-MissMal')'
here : the tower was restored in 1882 and the bells rec.:ast I Ann ''Vithers, postmistress. Letters arrive from Seven·
and rehung, at a cost of about £"1,400 ; the battlements of oaks at 7.10 a. m. & from London direct at 10 a.m. & 7-'1!
the tower have also been rebuilt and the ancient porch p.m.; dispatched to London direct II.45 a.m. & viil
restored;" and a carved oak reredos was erected by subscrip- Sevenoaks 6.45 p.m. ; sundays 12 noon. The nearest tele--
tion in 1889: there are 500 sittings. The register dates graph office is at Sundridge
from the year 1557. The living is a rectory, yearly value WALL Box at Brasted Chart cleared at 6 p.m
from tithe rent-charge £920, with 84 acres nf gl ·be and National School (mixed), built in 1865 & enlarged in r885,
residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and 1 for 200 children; average attendance, 133; Thos. Rubble,
held s1nce 1878 by the Rev. James William Rynd M.A. of master; Mrs. Parr, mistress
Trinity College, Dublin. The Baptist chapel here, erected CARRDiR TO LONDON.-Jeffery Thomas, every mon. &thars.
in 18~6. will hold 200 persons: there arc also iron mission at 8 a.m. returning wed. & sat
room•s ip. connection with this chapel, at French street, Railway Station, John Shoobridge, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Creasy James Gideon, Rectory lodge Lloyd Eyre, Little Hever's wood
DummereHowardHouse, Holmesdale ho Lloyd Mrs. Little Hever's wood
Bryaii William J. Village house Durtnell Mrs Murray l\Iisses, Mount house
Henderson Mrs. Hever's wood Prance Reginald Hart, Emmett..~, Charl
Burton Mrs. Brasted house Joyce Edward John, Hope villa, Chart Pym Horace Noble, Foxwold
Chapman John, Outridge
Cla.rk Frederick Wilmer, White house
DIRECfORY.] KENT. BREDHURST. 79
Rynd Rev. James William M.A. Rectory Chancller Charles, grocer Marchant Henry, beer retailer, Toys hill
Shepheard Charles, Elm cottage, Chart Creasy J ames Gideon, surgeon & me- Moore Chas. Robt. boot & shoe maker
Sykes Misses, Holmesdale dical otlicer & public vaccinator, 4th Moore Francis, carpenter
Tipping William .l'.P., F.S.A. Erasted pk 1 district,Bromley union,Rectory lodge Muddle William, butcher
Tipping Henry Avray, The Quarry ~ Cronk Benjamin, King's Arms P.H Mugleston Emily(l\frs.), WhiteHart hotl
Tipping Lieut.-Col. William Fearon J. P. i Crank William, boot & shoe maker Osmar John (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Brasted park : Dalton James, butcher Palmer Henry1 greengrocer
Welis Timothy
West Charles, Duranth villa ·Dark John, farmer, Court Lodge farm Pankhurst Stephen,Stanhope Arms P.R
I Dummere Howard House, surgeon, Pa.rrett William Thomas, boot maker
White John Thomas, Pines gate, Chart Holmesdale house Pratt Arthur Samuel, organist of the
Williams Henry George, Boons Durtnell Richard, builder & contractor p~rish church
Williams Herbert Perry, Boons Edmunds T. W. seed merchant & Perry Daniel, baker
Wilson Frederic D'Arcy M.A. [curate] grower & florist; & at Westerham. lhchardson Frederick, news agent
Wood Thomas, Phillippines; & 2 Man- See advertisement Shoobridge John, station master
deville place, London w Gunner William, farmer, Pilgrove farm Smith George, stone quarries, Chart
Wynne John, Woodbines, Chart Harmer Edwin, tailor Smith-Richd. beer retailer, On the Chart
Yates Richard, Brasted hall Harrison Fanny (Mrs.), milliner Thorne Mrs. (exors. of), butchers
COMMERCIAL. Heath Elvey (Mrs.), grocer, Toys hill Thurlow William, farmer, Park farm
Bart<m Walter William, farmer Hill Joseph, farmer, Toys hill Wells Susannah(Mrs. ),frmr.& hop grwr
Barton Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), miller, Rubble John, shopkeeper Wells Henry. chimney sweeper
corn & coal merchant, Water mills Humphrey Benj. farmer, Whistlers Wells William, farmer & hop grower
Berry Richard, Bull inn Inwood Frederick, blacksmith West Charles & Son, bakers
Bolton Stephen, head gardener to W. Jeffrey Thomas, saddler Wicking Thomas, baker
Tipping esq. l.P Jessup James, farmer, Bra~ted hill Withers William, grocer & linen draper
Brasted Cricket Club (A. S. Pratt, sec) Kelsey Henry, farmer, Delaware [let- & collector of taxes
ters received through EdenbridgeJ Woodhams Obed Joseph, grocer
Brown Ann (Mrll. ), dyer
Brown Jn. frmr. Bardogs farm, Toys bill King Henry, farmer, Toys hill Working Men's Club (Richard Durtnell,
Burnett Willia.m, coach builder, general Leigh William Thos. Fox P.H. Toys hill jun. sec)
& shoeing smith Luker Martha. (Miss), ladies' school
:BREDGAR is a village and parish, 3 miles south-west all of which is appropriated to educational purposes; other
from Sittingbourne, in the North Eastern di1•ision of the charities of £4 IOS. yearly are expended in fuel for the poor.
county, Upper division of the lathe of Scray, Milton hundred The trustees of the late Baroness Wenman are lords of the
and union, Faversham petty sessional division, Sitting- manor. Rowland Edgerton Wcdgcwood, Edward Charles
bourne county court district, and in the rural deanery of Homewood, E. M. Twopeny, Edward Leigh Pemberton esq.
Sittingbourne, archdeaconry of Maidstone and diocese of J. P. of Tarry HiH, the heirs of J. L. Brenchley, Mrs. Wood,
Canterbury. The church of St. John the Baptist is an John Seager, Mrs. Elliott, Richard Wood and the trustees of
ancient edifice of flint and stone, in the Perpendicular style, the late George Smeed are the principal landowners. The soil
consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, south porch I is moderately stiff, with a mixture of flint stone; subsoil,
and an embattled western tower with a sq11are turret con- 1 heavy clay. The chief crops are hops, fruit and wheat. The
taining a. clock and 5 bells: the west doorway is a tine Nor- area is 1,762 acres; rateable value, £3,255; the population
man work of two orders with shafts: there is a brass, with in 188r was 616.
effigy in academical dress holding- a chalice and wafer, to BEXO~ (or Baxton) is one mile south-east; SwA~TO~
Thomas Coly, warden of the college of Holy Trinity, ob. STREET three-quarters of a mile south; SILVER STREET a
x5r8, and another dated 1544 : the church affords 250 quarter of a mile west; DEAN's HILL one mile west.
sittings. The register dates from the year 1559. The living Parish Clerk, William Whitehead.
is a vicarage, yearly value of tithe commutation £rgo, with PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
x~ acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Sir E. C. George Edward Pretty, receiver. Letters from Sitting-
Dering bart. of Surrenden-Dering, and held since r849 by bourne by foot post arrive at 7.25 a.m.; box closes at 6.5
the Rev. Samuel Rot ton Piggott H.A. of St. gdmund Hall, p. m. ; sundays at I r.4o a.m. The nearest telegraph otlice
Oxford. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1868, with is at Sittingbourne
250 sittings, 50 being free. WALL Box cleared at I r. ro a.m. & 6. ro p. m. ; sunda.ys,
The college of the Holy Trinity here, founded by R. de 11.40 a. m .
Bredgare, is now called "The Chauntry." National School (mixed), built in r868, for 150 children;
William Thatcher, of London, in 1718 left £roo to be average attendance, 110; it is supported partly by an
invested in land for the teaching of eight poor children, endowment; Kenelm K. Edwards, master; Mrs. Edwards,
which land was subsequently exchanged with the late Lord mistress; Miss Kate Goodhew, assistant mistress; Edwd.
Kingsdown for lands now producing £8o yearly, nearly Henry, attendance officer
Ching Mrs. Comyn, Bredgar house 1 Clinch Ed ward, farmer, Dean's bottom Kemsley Nathaniel & William, wood
Clinch William, Swanton court Clinch William, farmer & hop grower, dealers & fruiterers
Goodhew William Thomas, Manor house Swanton court Millington Fredk. fruit & wood dealer
Pack George Henry, The Firs Cornwall Peter, farmer Millington Henry, hay & straw dealer
Palmer Wm. Wood, Deanshill house Eldridge Eleanor Ann (Mrs.), grocer ~ickles Alfred, boot & shoe maker
Piggott Rev. Saml.Rntton H.A. Vicarage : Featherstone Ed ward, carriage builder Pack George Henry, farmer, The Firs
Pringle Thomas, Oak lodge & wheelwright Pretty Edwd. Geo. grocer, Post oflice
Wedgewood Rowland E. Parsonage farm i Fentiman William George, baker Vallance James, bricklayer
Whibley Richard I Goodhew Henry, Sun P.H Whitehead William, grocer & draper
Wood Thomas, Dean's hill I Goodbew Thoma.s,farmer & blacksmith, Wood Henry, farmer, Baxton
Woods John B. Oak villa ~ Swanton street
Wood Joseph, butcher
COMMERCIAL. I G-oodhew Wm. grocer, Swanton street Wood Richard, jun. farmer & hop
Anderson James, beer retailer I Goodhew William Thomas, farmer & grower, Manu's place
Chapman Alfred, grocer & draper I hop grower, Baxton Wood Thomas, farmer, Dean's hill
Chapman Herbert, builder, Swanton st I Gurr George, grocer
BREDHURST is a parish, 6 miles south-east from ~ charge£174, average £ 135,augmented by £150 from Cliffe-
Rochester, 5 north-east from Maidstone and 3 south from at-Hoo, net yearly value £253, including residence (erected
Rain ham station, in the Mid division of the county, lathe of in 1864) and 9 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Arch bishop
Aylesford, Eyhorne htmdred, Bearsted petty sessional divi- of Canterbury, and held since 1888 by the Rev. Langdon
sion, Hollingbourne union, Maidstone county court district, Hawes M. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. The Earl of
Sutton rural deanery, Maidstone archdcaconry and diocese Romney is lord of the manor. The chief landowner is
of Canterbury. In 1884 the hamlet of Lidsing in the civil! Waiter Prentice esq. The soil is chalk and stony; subsoil,
parish of Gillingham was ecclesiastically annexed to this chalk and clay. The chief crops are cereals. The area
parish. The church of St. Peter is a building of stone, in i is 6o2 acres ; rateable value, £700 ; the population in
the Early English style, with some traces of Norman work,! r881 was 131.
and coiLSists of chancel, nave, south or Kemsley chapel, i Parish Clerk (Bredhurst), Stephen Brooks.
south porch and a stone bell gable over the chancel arch . .
containing 2 bells: several stained windows have been added Du~ STREET half a mile south.
IS
since the restoration, the west window being a memorial to Lidsing (or LIDGEN) is a parochial chapelry, formerly
T. H. Day esq. by whom the entire cost of the restoration annexed to Gillingham, but transferred to Bredhurst for
was defrayed: there are 150 sittings: in the churchyard is a ecclesiastical purposes in r884, 6 miles south-east from and
yew tree, said to be about 500 years old. The register datell in the county court district of Rochester, lathe of Aylesford,
from the year 1546. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent- Chatham hundred and Medway union. The church is in
80 BREDBUIST. KENT. [KILLY'II
ruins and the inhabitants resort to Bredhurst church. The ham is the nearest money order & telegraph office. PILLA!l
area is 439 acres; rateable value, [452; the population in LETTER Box cleared at II.30 a. m
J881 was 35· National School (mixed), erected in 1866, for 8o children;
Letters received through Chatham, arrive at 9 a. m; Rain-
average attendance, 42 ; Miss Kate Handy, mistress
Bredhurst. Naylor William, wood dealer Taylor "'illiam, carpenter, Dun street
Parker William, Bell P. H
Hawes Rev. Langdon M.A. Vicarage PembleThos. frmr. &hop grower, Dun st Lidsing.
Pepper George, grocer
COMMERCIAL. Prent.ice Waiter, farmer, Dun street Templer Col. James Lethbridge Brook
Firminger Wm. farmer, Abbott's court Reed Ed ward, farmer R.E. instructor in balloomng
Stanley Mary Ann (Mrs.), wheelwright
Friday J oseph, shopkeeper, Dun street Boorman John, farmer, Gibraltar farm
& smith, Bredhurst green Naylor Thomas, Harrow P.H
Johnson Charles, farmer Stanley Sarah (Mrs.), wheelwright &
Johnson William, farmer, Green farm Pye Thomas, farm bailiff to Col. J. L.
Naylor James & Son, farmers, Dun st smith, Dun street
Naylor Jordan, frmr. & wood dlr. Dun st B. Templer
BRENCHLEY is a village and large parish near the 1 of chancel, nave, north porch and a low western tower con-
river Teise, 7~ miles south-east from Tunbridge Wells, taining one bell: there are about 300 sittings, all being free.
2~ south-east from Paddock \\'ood Junction station on A parish room is now (I89o) being erected, at a cost of about
the South Eastern railway and 36 from London, in £250, by his old pupils as a memorial to the late Rev. Fras.
the South Western division of the county, Brenchley .Storr M.A. vicar 1854-88. The register dates from the year
and Horsmonden hundred, lathe of Aylesford, Ton bridge r877. The living is a vicarage, yearly value from tithe rent-
petty sessional division and union, Tunbridge \\'ells charge £200, with the interest of L,"I ,500 in lieu of residence,
county court district and in the rural deanery of South in the gift of the vicar of Brenehley, and held since 1876 by
Mailing, archdeaconry of Maidstone and diocese of Can- the Rev. Charles Storr M.A. of .New College, Oxford. Here
terbury. The church of All Saints' is an ancient cruci- is a Baptist chapel, erected in r811, and seating about 6oo
form building of stone, in the Early English and Perpendi- persons. The extensive nurseries of Mr. John A. Prall are
cular styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, situated here. Kingsmead is the property and residence of
transepts, north porch and an embattled western tower con- Daniel Wilshin esq. and is pleasantly situated on an emin·
taining 6 bells and a new clock with chimes, placed in the ence. The population in 18dr was 589.
tower in 1886, at a Co8t of £3oo: the nave is separated from Sexton, John Large.
t~e. chancel by a earved oak screen, dated 1336, _and is PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office
d~v1ded from ea~h. aisle by fou~ pomted arches on cm:ular (Letters should have S.O. Kent added).-Miss Fanny
piers; the pulp1t 1s of stone, nchly carved; a remarkably "'ells, postmistress. Letters arrive by mail cart from
fine avenue of yew trees _I~ds up to t~e north entrance t~ the Staplchurst at 5-45 a.m. & Paddock Wood 11.20 a. m.;
church: there are 850 Sittmgs, all l;>e:ng t:ee. !he register rlelivered at 7 a. m. & r2.30 p.m. ; dispatched at 12.30
& 7. 10 p.m. ; sundays at 7. 10 a.m
dates from the year I539· The hvmg IS a VIcarage, net PosT, M. O. & T. O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office,
Matfield rcen (Letters should have S.O. Kent added).-
year!~ value £7r2, with residence and 5 a~res of glebe, in aM"c7aaTv858&cLn's..o1".._tc·oec3mam·"531m16!lta10Fr0u!ot.K.'10.r.Jre3ln:eaa0pnas:rPe01de.m.at.snlmem,mpnpaKBtaea.edPcp.".otr.gr1aem:·R:aaanapr,B8nder·rsvp..Cacftdodg'3B1,me.i1tno;0?t·eaJ·tgoscta,raak,smaeksuf.ktrln..dwe'.n~Gr5ms,7nCnwd1.d,sn·tr1p·.r11maIe1oJ.0ao(y·)&e(aHs0EenIt·Tsnisn"damdn1,,l1hsTa.7•~c,2mtb8,et.·F6cOr.56e51u.7.cB.08ear)5Ieaps&r.,aloaratmk.l&.w,of.m.cm1Ifmp.Srtaan·7a.0p.).ps&...cm'.2ttdtm&.fh&w0'm.62aoR;1e...n·rpgAr2"66Imb;dyCs.0L.omuh2;eLrdsapnd(odu.o1.rWBd.;.rssdppm2gpOaur~s..~.0,•ayeanXmmu.ltsol;dEclwn"1A,.dnh.asds·s:p,·8y;;e1M.a.urdM.sOunrysrnuSl·af15saau1,a'daerlmrncaretatKaIgehtdyd1.a0"eLnem7a2sa88aeyan..n.s4on3.Istaket)0:0,,;5,j1,,
the gift ~f ~- C. Courthorpe esq. and hel~ s1_nce I888 b:t' the
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Viscountess Falmouth George Campion Courthorpe J. p of
Wln·11· o,-h , H aw khurst, 'and "",u. u1ton L amb arde esq. D.L., a tt e n dla nSceh 0o0flf•icbemr -1t
of Eeechmont, Sevenoaks, are the chief landowners J.P. 1n c · 184 2 •. f h"ld .
1 • or 347 c _1 ren •
and .i.' atwna m ave_rage
there are many small landowners. The soil is chiefly loam, at,~~.dance, 104 ~oy_s, 94. gtrls & 9-? mfa~t9 i_ Hlra~
with sandstone. Hops and fruit.'! are extensively grown. "'Jl! a:ns, m~ste~: Miss Edith Cook, mistress ' MisS Lydi
The area of the whole parish is 7,6o2 acres of land; rate- ::\-Iot.t, mfants mistress
able v-<~.lue, £I8,gor; and the population, including Paddock CARIUERS TO:-
Wood district, in r871 was 3,305 and 188r 3,605. LmmoN-Charles Humphrey passes through, tues. return-
PETTRIDGE is in this parish. ing from ' Queen's Head,' Borough, fri
Parish Clerk, William Hodges. MAIDSTONE-Richard Homewood, from Matfield, tues. &
thurs. ; Richard Humphrey, wed. & sat
Matfield was formed into an ecclesiastical parish Oct. PADDOCK WooD STATION-David Seward, daily
29th, 1875, and is ~ miles south-west from the village of TUNBRIDGE WELLS-Da.vid Seward. mon. thurs. & sat.
Brenchley. The church or St. Luke, erected at a cost of at 9 a. m. tues. thurs & sat. ; Richard Humphrey, tues.
£2,000, is a building of stone in the Gothic style, consisting. & fri
Brenchley. Austen Mark, jobbing gi\rdener, Markets Eyre.'3 Charles Waiter, Rose & Crown
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. heath commercial hotel & posting house
Baiss Mrs. The Firs
.Beanes Edward, Moatlands Ba.ldock Henry, carpenter, Windmill hill , Fear William, surgeon & medical officer,
Fear "'Jlliam, Portobello
Hammond George, Poulhurst Banks ""illiam, builder : No. 6 district, & public vaccinator,
Harrison Francis Law, Knowle
Hicklcy Mrs. Broad Oak lodge Barnes Saml. frmr. Cold Harbour farm • Nos. 6 & 7 dist.ricts, Tonbridge union
Xecne John, Biggcnden
Luck Henry Featherstone, Hill top Bates John, farmer & hop grower, Griggsby - , farm bailiff to Hon. J.
Martin Miss, Hill top
May Rev. ·wil!iarn M. A. Viearage Honnington farm Boscawen
May Richard C
Philpott Mrs. Petteridge place Eetts Ellen & Anna (Misses), ladies' Guest Philip,frmr. & hop growr.Brattles
Uoberts Charles Quincey, Hatmills
Rogers Miss boarding school Guest Thos.frmr. & hop growr.Chill mill
Ruxton Capt. John Hy. Hay D.L. Broad
Blunt Joseph, boot & shoe makr.r Guest Thomas, jun. grocer, draper,
oak ; & '""ren Cross house, Maidstone
RuxtonCaptain Julian Hy. Crook house Boulden J ames, fruit grower wine mer. & furniture & general ware-
Sassoon Alfred, Weirleigh
Throstle George, Castle hill Bourne Ruth (Mrs.), fruit grower, house, sole agent for Mazawattee tea
COMMERCIAL. Hourne city Hammond George, estate & insurance
Austen A.ngustus, beerretlr.Lit.Cowden
Bourne Charles, grocer, draper, & agent agent, farmer & hop grower, brick,
for W. & A. Gilhey, wine & spirit mers tile & drain pipe maker, Poulhurst
BradforJ Henry, beer retailer, Hill top Harris Henry, plumber
Card George, Castle inn Hartndge Fredk. farmer,Crundall farm
Carman Henry, farmer & hop grower, Hoath William Duvall, boot maker
Worms Lodge fann Hodges Fredk. blacksmith & ironmongr
Cheescman Joseph, builder Hodges William, saddler
Clark Henry, chimney swpr. Petteridge Hodges & Son, photographers
Coe Thomas, builder, Spout lane HolidayHome (Mrs.EllenSmall,matron
Edwards Samuel, farmer, Castle hill Hook Thomas, shopkeeper
Ellis W. farmer, Dunks farm Humphrey Richard, carrier, Castle hill
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BRIDGE. 81
Humphrey Thomas, fly proprietor Tolhurst John, farmer, Longbrooks Evenden George, grocer, provision mer-
Tomp'!ett Stephen, fruit grower chant, draper, milliner, outfitter &
Humphrey William, baker Warrener John (Mrs.), shopkeeper furniture warehouse
Joy Edward, baker Wells Fanny (Miss), post mistress
Larkin Waiter, cattle d~ler & farmer Wells Hannah (Mrs.), milliner HewittWm.titheagnt.MountPleasant lo
Latter Thos. wheelwright, Lit. Cowden Wells John, tailor Homewood John (Mrs.), boarding &
Wells Thomas, temperance refreshment
Lee Henry, school attendance officer day school, The Glen
rooms, Market heatll
Levett George, farmer & hop grower, Woodgate Stephen, shopkpr. Petteridge IIomewood Richd. beer retlr. & carrier
Parsonage farm Huggett Ira, wheelwright
Matfield. J effreyGeo.frmr.& hop growr. Elmhurst
Lnck John Mart)T, farmer, The Poplars
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Joy Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Manwaring Thos. farmer, hop grower, Allcock Mrs. York villa Lawrence Henry, relieving officer for
& nurseryman, Marl place Baldock John
Colbran Goorgc Leonard, 2 York villas No. 3 district & registrar of births &
Manwaring Thomas, farmer & hop DaviesRev.RichardM.A.Matfieldgrange deaths for Brenchley sub-district,
grower, Cowden farm Edwards Mrs. Ashlyn house
Finch John, Holmleigh Sunbury house
Mercer Lawrence, farmer, Crittenden Hardman Trevor M.A. Matfield grange Lowes Jas. frmr. &hop growr. Maycotts
Neale Jas. beer retlr. clock & watch mkr Marchant Stephen Waiter, Mattield ho Marchant S. Waiter, farmer, hop
Newman & Gough, farmers, Little Cold Morice Misses
Pearson John, Homebush grower & land owner, Matfield house
harbour Storr Rev. Charles M.A. [vicarl
Storr Henry, Matfield court Neale Thomas, farmer
Noakes Henry M.R.c.v.s. veterinary Storr Mrs. Glenmead Ovenden Albert E. baker
surgeon, Mount Pleasant
Wilshin Daniel, Kingsmead Paine Elkanah, farmer, Bramble. reed
NoakesWm.frmr.&hop growr.Burrs hill Wimshurst Mrs. Whitethorns
Parkes James Playfoot, Star
Nye George, butcher, Castle hill COMMERCIAL. Poxon John, farmer & hop grower,
Parkes Thos. frmr. & hop grower, Egypt Avard Aaron, confectioner
Peirson John, grocer Baldock Thomas, farmer & hop grower, Kippings cross
Philpott John Gordon, farmer & hop Kippings cross Prall John Albert, nurseryman & grower
Benge William (Mrs.), laundress of all k"m ds of frm·t, rose, forest &
grower, Gatehouse farrn Bourne Cbas. (exors. of), farmers & hop ornamental trees & evergreens, Mat-
ParkesWm. Dunster, smith & whlwright field nurseries; & at Paddock Wood
Playfoot James, farmer, Rowley plain grwrs.Somerford&MatfieldLclge.frms
Cheesman William, farmer, Maynards Reeves Thomas James, grocer & agent
Prickett Andrew, butcher Cl ark Geo.miller(wind), KeysGrcen mill for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit mers
Reader Isaac, farmer, Pearson's green Ellis Gcor~e. farmer, Bassets farm
Read Martha (Mrs.), laundress Etheridge Arthur, lath render Sharpe Thomas ''Villiam, grocer
Russell Alfred, painter Smith Henry Spencer, hop sampler &
Seward David, carrier, grocer, coal &
assistant overseer
wood merchant, market gardener & Smith John, Blue Boys P.H. & farmer
general dealer, Walnut tree Stevenson Stephen, blacksmith
Sharpe William, boot & shoe maker Taylor Henry, farmer & hop grower
Smith Sl.farmr. & hop grower, Tong frm Taylor James,market gardener & grocer
Snashall Alexander, carpenter Thrift Edward, shopkeeper
Stapley George Frederick, Bull inn Wimshurst Thomas, farmer
:BRENZETT is a parish and village, situated on the road June, 1639, and to his son, d. 25 July, I6-!6 : there are 18o
from New Rornney to Tenterden, 2~ miles south-east from sittings. The re_:;ister dates from the year 1538. The
Appledore station, 5~ west from ~ew Romney station and living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £gr, gross yearly
three quarters of a mile north-east from Brookland station value £ roo, with residence, in the gift of F. D. Brockman
on the Appledore, Lydd, Dungeness and New Romney esq. and held since 1882 by the Rev. William Lillie Theol.
branch of the South Eastern railway, in the Southern divi- Assoc. K.C.L. Miss Russell is lady of the manor. The
sion of the county, lower half of the hundred of Aloesbridge, principal landowners are Francis ~tanley Corn wallis esq.
and partly in Romney Marsh liberty, lathe of Shepway, and Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering hart. D.L., J.P. of Sur-
petty sessional division of Ashford, Romney Marsh union, renden-Dering. The soil is stiff loam ; subsoil, clay. The
county court district of New Romney, and in the rural chief crops are wheat, oats and peas. The area is 1,755
deanery of South Lympne and archdeaconry and diocese of acres ; rateable value, £3,447; the population in r88r
Canterbury. The church of St. Eanswith, IS an old building was 309.
of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel Parish Clerk, Charles Pearce.
with north aisle or chapel, nave, north aisle, separated from County Police Constable, Eenjamin William Aldridge.
the nave by an arcade of three rude Pointed arches, south PosT OFFICE.-George Capeling, receiver. Letters through
transept, and over the western gable a boarded belfry with Folkestone via Ncw Romney S. 0. which is the nearest
spire, containing 3 bells : the chancel retains a piscina, and money order office, arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at s.so
there are several windows of the Decorated period and a p.m. ; sundays, ro.2o a.m
memorial window to the Rev. Tatton Brockman, of Beech- TELEGRAPH 01!'FICE.-Brookland station
borough: in the north chapel are two marble monuments, National School (mixed), erected in r8sr, for 200 children;
with effigies in armour, to John Fagge esq. of Rye, d. 22 1 average attendance, 104; George Lihou, master
[Names marked thus t should be addressed Butler Thomas Edward, rfaaprmere,Pr,oGsot doh~aclel 1 Nash Thomas, miller (wind) ~--Butler
CapelingGeo.grocer & d PaineAlfd.f;m. bailiff to:vir. T.
Brookland, .Folkestone.] i
Lillie Rev. William Th. Assoc. K.C.L.
Cock Charles Albert, farmer & grazier, · Pentecost Geo. frm. blff. toT. G1les esq
Vicarage
Sumner house tRichards Hy. M. farmer, Dean court
COMMERCIAL.
Ames Basil, builder, painter, paper- Edwards Thomas, shopkeeper tRye Chas. frm. blfi.toH.M Hichards esq
hanger & undertaker; hearse kept Giles John, blacksmith Sims Thos. frm. blff.to S. Sladden esq
Grist Ellen (Mrs.), butcher & farmer Smith Edward, grazier
Nash Giles, wheelwright Southern Sl. Manning,Fleur-de-Lis P.H
:BRIDGE is a parish, and head of a union, gi\'ing its name a hagioscope with two square apertures and in the interior
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to a rural deanery; it derives its name from its situation in a north wall of the chancel remains the tympanum of an
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valley on the Roman and modern road to Dover, at a bridge I arch with sculpture of early date in two ranges of compart-
over a feeder of the Stour, and has a station on the Canter- 1 ments, those in the lower range representing: r. Adam and
bury and Folkestone line of the South Eastern railway, 3 Eve expelled from Paradise; 2. Adam and Eve with the
miles south-east from Canterbury, and I~ miles south from Forbidden Fruit ; 3· Gain's offering; 4· Abel's offering; 5·
Bekesbourne station on the London, Chatham and Dover The death of Abel: with these, inscriptions are intermixed:
railway, in the Eastern division of the county, lathe of St. in the same wall, within a recess, is a recumbent effigy of a
.Augustine, hundred of Bridge and Petham, petty sessional man in robes, in low relief, the figure being divided in two
division of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, Canterbury county i parts by a central pier : the church was extensively repaired
court, rural deanery of East Bridge, archdeaconry and and partly rebuilt about r86o by the late Mrs. Gregory, of.
diocese of Canterbury. The villjge is lighted with gas. The Bridge Hill: there are 350 sittings, 8o being free. The
church of St. Peter is an edifice of flint, in the Norman register dates from the year 1565. The living is a vicarage,
style, with some additions of the Early English period, and 1 annexed to the vicarage of Patrixbourne, joint average value
consists of lofty chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, north from tithe rent-charge £323, with 33 acres of glebe and
transept and a tower with shingled spire at the west end of residence, in the gift of the Marque~s Conyngham, and
the south aisle, containing a striking clock and 4 bells: the held since 1884 by the Rev. John Henry Reginald Kirby
windows are stained: the north aisle is very low and narrow M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. The principal land-
and is divided from the nave by three rude Pointed arches owners are the Marquess Conyngham, who is lord of the
with large wall piers destitute of capitals: the south arcade manor, Matthew Bell esq. and Earl Sondes. The soil is
has been removed: on the north side of the chancel arch is . chalky; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
K. S, & S, 6
82 BRIDGE. KENT. ( KELLY's
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oats and hops. The area is r, r6r acres; rateable value, · Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No. 1 district,
[3,687; the population in r881 was 857, including 128 Charles Henry Schon, Bridge; No. 2 district, Thomaa
officers and inmates in the workhouse. Seagrave Sutton, Chartham; No. 3 district, Henry George
Parish Clerk, William Henry Hardeman. Sadler, Lower Bridge street, Canterbury; No. 4 district
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- Edward G. F. Norris, Littlebourne; No. 5 distri~
William Perry, receiver. Letters from Canterbury arri,·e William Bishop L.R.C.P.Edin. Elham
by ma1l cart at 6 a.m. & 12.45 p.m. ; di~patched at ro Superintendent Registrar, Allen Fielding, Burgate street,
a.m. & 8 p.m Canterbury; deputy, Edward H. Sladden, 4 St. Radi.
Bridge Volunteer Fire Brigade ; engine house, Red Lion P.H.; gund's street, Canterbury
consists of a Merryweather manual engine & about 720 Registrars of Births & Deaths, Barham sub-district, John
feet of hose; Marquess of Conyngham, captain ; number Caplen, Bridge; deputy, Thomas Chapman, Bridge;
of men, 14 Chartham sub-district, Charles J ames, Wanley croft,
National School, for the joint parishes of Patnxbourne & Kingstone ; deputy, Alexander G. Putwain, 6 ~orth Lme,
Bridge, for 240 children; average attendance, 64 boys, 55 '\'estgate Without, Canterbury
girls & 55 infants ; Rubert Wye, master; Mrs. Susan Registrar of Marriages, J obn Caplen, Bridge; deputy,
Emmeline Wye, mistress; Miss Fanny \\'ye, infants' mist Thomas Cha.pman, Bridge
CARRIERS to Canterbury pass through daily Workhouse, a building of red brick, built in 1835• to hold
Railway Station (S.E.H.), Thomas Kersley, station master 350 inmates; Thomas Cbapman, master; Rev. :frederick
BRIDGE UNION. Nottidge R.ipley M.A. chaplain; Charles Henry Schiin,
Board day, alternate tbursdays at the Board room at the medical officer; Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, matron
1\'urkhouse, Bridge, II a.m. RuRAL SANITARY AUTHOHITY.
The Union comprises the following parishes, viz. :-Adisbam,
Barham, Bekesbourne, Eisbopsbourne, Bridge, Chartbam, Meets at the Board room, Bridge, every alternate thursday
at I 1 o'clock.
J<'ordwich, Harbledown (including The Mint), Holy Cross
Westgate Without, Ickham, Kingstone, Littlebourne, Clerk, Allen Fielding, Canterbury
Lower Hardres, Milton, Nackington, Patrixbourne, Treasurer, George Furley, Bank, Canterbury
Petbam, St. Nicholas Hospital, Stodmarsb, Thanington, Medical Officer of Health, M. K. Robinson ~LD. Sea view,
Lpper llardres, Waltbam, Wickhambreux & Womens- Priory bill, Dover
would. The population of the union in r88x was 12,405; Inspector of Nuisances, Cbas. Jas. Wanley, Croft, Kingstone
rateable value, LB4,968 Surveyor, Septimus Sladden, Littlebourne
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Allen
J<'ielding, Burgate street, Canterbury ScHOOL ATTENDANCE CoMMITTEE.
Treasurer, George Furley, Bank, Canterbury Meets at the Board room, Bridge, monLhly on thursday at
Collector to the Guardians, Relieving Officer & Inquiry 12 o'clock.
Officer for the Union, John Caplen, Bridge, Canterbury Clerk, Allen Fielding, Canterbury
Vaccination Officers, Bridge district, John Caplen, Bridge; Attendance Officer, C. J. Wanley Croft, St. Jacob's ter~
Chartham district,Charles James Wanley,Croft,Kingstone I Tbaningtun, Canterbury
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Tutt Mrs Howard Chas. Wm. veterinary surgeon
Kennett Jas. Newport, WhiteHorse P.H.
Aldworth Mrs Vinson William Jobnson George Ed.ward, plumber &c
Miles FrederJCk, Plough & Harrow PH.
Ayers Henry Winter Capt. Charles, Bridge hill
carriage propr.livers stables & farmer
Castle Mrs. Bridge Hill house
Moss Alfred, grocer & baker
Chapman Thomas COMMERCIAL. Page Alfrecl J osiah, butcher
Pegden George, carrier
Clayson Miss Austin Charles, beer retailer Perry Annie & Ellen (Misses), drap~n
PerryWilliam,grocer & provision dealer,
Cock.burn Mrs lledingfield Frank, grocer
Post otllce
Collard Thomas Wnite Bridge Gas, Coke & Coal Co. Limited Scbiin Charles Henry,surgeon & medical
De Satge Oscar, Bridge Place (Charles Wills, sec. ; Hallett, Creery officer & public vaccinator, No. I dis-
trict, Bridge union
Dodd Mrs & F"urley,North st. Ashford, solicitors) Stevens Henry, tailor
Taylor J oseph & Son, bricklayers, plas-
Douglas Major Allen Caplen John, registrar of births, deaths terers, plumbers, decora.tors & glaziers
Taylor George Robert, saddler
Eyers Mrs & marriages for the Barbam district, Vidgen George, brick maker
Wells William, farmer & hop grower,
Fryer George & relieving & vaccination officer Middle Pett farm
White William, miller (wind)
Hallett Rev. Jas. Hughes ~LA. Higbam Colegate Jane (Miss), ladies' school Wills Richard & Son, bakers
Wilson John C. chemist
Huxstep Gilbert Collard Catherine (l\Irs. ), tailoress Wood William, boot maker
Wye Robert, assistant overseer [or Pai-
Kelsey George Fairbrass George, shopkeeper rixbourn & Bridge
Limbert Mrs : Fairbrass Joshua, butcher
Martin John Gurney i File Stephen, farmer, Little Pett farm
Miles Mrs. W. M. · Fogarty William Henry, tobacconist
Morant Mrs. Hill Side house Ford Wm. carpenter & wheelwright
Ramus Rev. HertertMeaden.A.[curate Francis Henry, boot maker
of Patrixbourn & Bridge] Friend Richard, coal merchant
Ripley Rev. Frederick Nottidge M.A. Gilbert Thomas Richard, blacksmith
[chaplain to Bridge union] Goldsack Fanny (Mrs.), cowkecper
Sankey Mrs Hardeman Wm. Henry, watch maker
Schon Charles Henry Hinds Tbos. coal mer. S. E. R station
Tassell John Hinds Thomas Fisher, Red Lion P.H.
Thomas Mrs carriage proprietor & livery stables
BROADSTAIRS with ST. PETER'S.
The parish of St. Peter includes the town of Broadstairs and room belonging to the Brethren. Broadstair~ is frequented
the village of St. Peter. by many families, who prefer its quiet and retired situation
Broadstairs, anciently called" Bradstow," is a pleasant to the bustle of Margate and Ramsgate: it has a bathing
little town and watering place, with a ~tation on the London, establishment and libraries, as well as marine villas and
Chatham and Dover railway, 2~ miles north from Ramsgate, many lodging honses. The Grand Hotel contains so bed
72 from London and 3~ south-west from Margate, situated rooms, 10 reception rooms, a dining room 65 feet long and
fln a small bay on the eastern coast of the Isle of Thanet, and every convenience usually found at sea-side hotels: the
was formed into an ecclesiastical parish Sept. 27, rsso. It Albion is also a good hotel and there are several inns. The
is governed by a local board of 9 members, formed in r879- town is protected by Nortbcliffe battery on the north and
Both Broadstairs and St. Peter's are lighted with gas, and Chandos battery on the south; formerly this port was
supplied with water from works erected in 1859 and ex- defended during times of war by York gate, an ancient arch
tended in 1876. The church of the Holy Trinity is a build- of flint-work with a portcullis aud gates, but these have long
ing of flint with stone facings and dressings, in the Early since disappeared: the ar~h was repaired in 15u by Sir
English style, and was erected in 1840 as a chapel of ease to St. J obn Henniker bart. ; near it are the remains of a chapel
Peter's ; it has since been enlarged and now consists of a large dedicated to Our Lady of Bradstow and once containing an
nave and an embattled western tower surmounted by crock- image held in great veneration by mariners, who were wont
eted pinnacles and containing a clock and one bell: there are tu salute it in passing by lowering their sails. The area is
750 sittings, 318 being free. The register of baptisms dates 299 acres ; the population of the local board district in r881
from the year xSso. The living was declared a rectory Dec. was 4,597.
6, x867; average tithe rent-charge £so, net income [185, Parish Clerk, A. Fedwell Granger.
with residence, built in x87o, in the gift of the vicar of St. PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office
Peter's, and held since r881 by the Rev. Richard Andrew (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Ken'
Fawssett M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. There are Baptist, added).-Albert Henry Hale, sub-postmaster. Letters
Congregational and Wcsleyan chapels and also a preaching, arriye at 7 a. m. & 1.30 & 6 p.m.; sunday, 7a.m.; dispatched
DIRECTORY.] KENT. •
BRO.ADSTAIRS• 83
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terbury, and held since 1871 by the Rev. Affred Whitehead
at t9t.e2r0s & u. 2oa.m. t & 4.30 & 8 p.m.; sundays, 6 p.m.
Le c an be pos ed at the Railway Station office 15 M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and Exeter College, Oxford,
minutes later for each dispatch & on sundays till and rural dean of Westbere. Here are Baptist and Wesleyan
7-45 p.m chapels. ,
LocAL BoARD. At Reading Street divir.e service is held e'l"'ery Sunday
Offices, St. Peter's road, Broadstairs. afternoon, in the school ; there is also a Baptist chapel.
Days of meeting, 2nd & 4th monday in the month. Stone House, late the marine residence of the Archbishop
A. M. Haines, chairman. of Canterbury, pleasantly situated between Bro&.dstairs and
the North Foreland, is now used as a school. On the
G. Blackburn James Newling grounds adjoining are the St. Peter's Orphan and Con~
valescent Homes, formerly worked under the supervision
M. H. Bradley Augustus Pointer of the late Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs. Tait. The
Orphan Home receives girls from London and the diocese
E. S. Goodson R. Richardson
of Canterbury, who have lost both, or under special cir-
T. 8. Law renee E. D. Stone cumstances one parent, the payment for orphans being
J. T. May £15 yearly : the girls receive education and industrial
training ; hon. superintendent, Miss Gould. The Con-
Clerk, Lionel A. Skinner, Local Board offices valescent Home is intended for women and young girls who
Treasurer, Anthony B. Cobb, Margate
Medical Officer of Health, M. K. Robinson M.D. Dover
Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector, Arthur Henry Clark
Collector, Thomas Barwick, St. Peter's
PuBLIC EsTAELISHMENTS : - may be recovering from illness, or others who, from con-
Broadstairs & St. Peter's Volunteer Fire Brigade, Local stitutional weakness, specially require the benefit of the sea
Hoord offices, St. Peter's road
air : these convalescents are received on payment of the
Coastguard Station, John Wallace, chief officer, & 5 men sum of 7s. per week during residence : the homes are built
Droit Office, S. Hulbourn, harbour master
on ground given by the late archbishop and form a stately
PUBLIC OFFICERS:-
and substantial structure of flint with freestooo dressings
Collector of Queen's Taxes, Thomas Barwick
and brickwork in the Early Decorated style, from the
Collector of Poor Rate, William Watts
designs of Mr. John P. Seddon: a chapel occupies the space
Harbour Master, Solomon Holbourn
of two upper stories in one wing, and its polygonal apse
Inspector of Weights & Measures, R. Cock, 7 York place forms a principal feature externally; school-rooms, a dining
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, St. Peter's district, Isle hall and visitors' room occupy the ground floor, and dor-
of Thanet Union, Thomas Francis Raven L.R.C.P.Loml. mitories the remainder of the two stories over ; in a base-
Barfield house
ment under the whole are laundries, kitchen, play-room
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services:- &c. ; an additional building, semi-detached, was opened in
St. Peter's Church, St. Peter's, Rev. Alfred Whitehead M.A. 1885. The poor of St. Peter and Broadstairs have the benefit
vicar; 11 a.m. 3 & 7 p.m. ; daily, II a. m of Nuckell's charity, bequeathed in 1836 by Mrs. Ann Nuckell,
Holy Trinity, Broadstairs, Rev. Richard Andrew Fawssett of Broadstairs, and now (1890) amounting to £250 yearly,
x.A. rector; II a.m. & 3.15 & 7 p.m.; daily, 10.30 a.m for various purposes-almshouses, schools and for the
Catholic Church, St. Peter's road, su.uday 8 a. m endowment of Broadstairs church &c. ; other charities,
Baptist, Broadstairs, Rev. James Wilham Carter, minister; producing £7o yearly, derived from rents of land, are dis·
11 a.m. & 6.30 pm. ; wed. 7 p.m tributed in money and kind.
Baptist, Reading street, Rev. C. Denniss ; 11 a. m. & 6. 30 KINGSGATE, formerly Bartholomew Gate, takes its name
p. m. ; thurs. 7 p. m from a gate or passage here through the cliffs, and from its
Baptist, St. Peter's, vacant; 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m.; wed. once having been the landing place of King Charles II. and
his brother, the Duke of York, afterwards James II. June
7 p.m 13th, 1683, when on his way from London to Dover; it is a.
mile and a half north from Broadstairs and the same dis-
Congregational, Broadstairs, Rev. D. HenryRees, minister; tance from St. Peter's and 3 miles east from Margate and is
11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m a coastguard station. Here was formerly a mansion, erected
Wesleyan, Broadstairs, Rev. H. Soper, minister; 11 a.m. under the direction of Sir Thomas Wynne bart. for Henry,
& 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7 p.m first Lord Holland, and built on the plan of Tully's Forrr.ian
Wesleyan, St. Peter's, Rev. W. Langdon Brimmell, villa, on the coast of Baire ; this nobleman decorated the
minister; :10.45 a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m grounds with models of ancient buildings and compli-
mentary structures, including Harley Tower, which com-
SCHOOLS:- memorates Thomas Barley esq. lord mayor in 1768 ; and
Whitfield Tower, dedicated to Robert Whitfield esq. a
Infants', for 125 children; average attendance, 100; Mrs. former owner of the estate ; at Hackendown, at a spot
E. S. Harvey, mistress where two tumuli formerly existed, marking traditionally
National (boys), for 170; average attendance, 100; A. G.
Harvey, master; girls', erected in 1887, for 180; average
attendance, 95 ; Miss ~- P. Smith, mistress
Railway Station, Henry G. West, station master
St. Peter's parish is a member of the Cinque Port the site of a battle fought in the year 853 between the
liberty of Dover, in tho Isle of Thanet division of the cou.nty, English, under Earls Alcher and Huda, and the Danes, he
lathe of St. Augustine, Isle of Thanet union, county court built on the larger tumulus what Hasted calls "a fantastic
district of Margate, Ringslow hundred, rural deanery of house or monument," in honour of the victory; this estate,
Westbere and archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury. on the death of Lord Holland, 1st July, 1744, became the
The village, which is 2 miles from both Margate and Rams- property of his second son, the cdebrated Charles James
gate, stands on an eminence. The parish is under the Fox, who died 13th September, 1806. Kingsgate Castle is
jurisdiction of the Cinqne Ports justices. The church of the residence of J onas Levy esq. J. P. To the north iB
St. Peter, originally erected about ro8o, is a structure 9f Farness, the most northerly point of Kent, Long Nose Spit
flint, considerable portions of which are of Norman and and Whiteness; and on the south the NORTH FORELAND,
Early English date, with later insertions ; it consists of the Promontoriu,n A cant ium of the Romans : the North
ehancel with aisles, nave, aisles, west porch and a lofty em- Foreland light, erected to direct ships clear of the Goodwin
battled westem tower at the west end of the north aisle, sands, is 63 feet in height and its light is said to be visible
eontaining 6 bells : in 1887 the tower, which up to that date at the Nore. On the road to Margate are NoRTHDOWN", a
retained two fissures cansed by the earthquake of 1580, was village, WE3T NoRTHDOWN and GEORGE HILL. Near
aubstantially restored, the bells re-cast and a new clock with Northdown is Whitfield Tower, now u~ed as a sea beacon.
chimes added, at a total cost of £1,000: the arrangement of Piermont, near Broadstairs, is a seat built by the late F.
\he arches in the nave and chancel is dissimilar on the two Forsyth esq. SoLE or SowELL STREET is a hamlet, close t(}
aides; in the western part of the nave the divisions are St. Peter's. Btone Stairs is a landing on the coast, three-
f()nned by blank walls, which seem original, and beyond quarters of a mile north from Broadstairs. Near it are
these, on the north, are four very plain semicircular arche;;o, Stone, Calins (or Callis) Grange and Smock Street. Dump-
on cylindrical columns; on the south side are three ar('hes, ton Stairs is a bnding on the coast, three-quarters of a
the features of which vary materially ; the north aisle of mile south from Broadstairs, near Dumpton Point. Ad-
1be chancel has three wide Early Pointed arches, with square joining are DuMPTOS" and NEWL~'lDS. Dumpton Park is
piers: there are some brasses of the 15th century and a the residence of Lord Clifton. The Marquess Conyngham
marble tablet to Thomas Sberidan M.A. elocutionist and is lord of the manor. Tha principal landowners, including
lexicographer, father of the Right Hon. R. Brinsley Sheridan, Broadstairs, are George Emilius Hannam esq. J.P. James
lrho died at Margate 14 August, 1788: the church has been Taddy Friend esq. J.P. Edward S. Goodson, Latham Tomlin
~horoughly restored, the pews replaced by open seats and and John Sangster esqs. The soil is mar! and sandy; sub-
the west gallery removed: there are 900 sittings, 400 being soil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley.
free. The register dates from the year 1582. The living is The area is 2,91 <: acres of land and 397 of wa,ter; rateable
'vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £450, net yearly value value, £34,256. The populatiOn of the parish of St. Peter
l:4oo, with residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of Can- in 188r was 4,597, which includes Broadstairs.
.K. s & s. 6•
84. BROADST.AIR9. KENT. [KELl:.Y'8
SHALLOws, three-quarters of a mile east, READING STREET, PuBLIC EsTABLISHME....-TS : -
I mile north, D~..-E CoURT, half a mile east, and ~ASH, I
mile east, are hamle+s of this parish. Coastguard Station, Kingsgate, John Wallace
Parish Clerk l St. Peter's), John Webb. Lighthouse, North Foreland
PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, NATIO~AL SCHOOLS : -
Free, built in 1852, for 150 children; average attendan~
Sole Street. - William Turner, postmaster. Letters
74, & endowed with £IIo yearly, from Mrs. Nuckell's l
arri\·e from Broadstairs at 7·30 a. m. & 12.30 p.m. ; dis-
Mrs. Lovejoy's charities; Alfred Wilson, master
patched at 9·45 & Ir.3o a.m. & 7·45 p.m. ; on sundays
arrive at 7.30 a. m. ; dispatched at 6 p.rn. The nearest Girls', for I30 children; average attendance, 73; Mn.
telegraph office is at St. Prter's "'ilson, mistress
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Infants', built in 1847, for I30 children; average attend.
ance, 65; Miss Fanny Ann Upperton, mistress
St. Peters.-Miss Harriet Busbridge, postmistress. Letters
Infants' (Reading street), built in I846, for 70 children;
arrive from Broadstairs at 7 a.m. & I2.45 p.m. ; dis- average attendance, 35 ; Miss Catherine Davis, mistress
pat~hed at 9.20 & 1r.2o a.rn. & 4.30, 6-45 & 8 p.m. ; on
sundays arrive ~t 7 a.m. ; dispatched at I p.rn
:Broadstairs. Elliott Mrs. I Belmont terrace Matthews Mrs. Middle cot. St. Peter'srd
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ellis Mrs. Vale villa, The Vale Morland Henry B.A.oxon. Grosvenor
Abbott Frederick, 7 Osborne road Elyard Lient.-Col. James J.P. Holmcote, villa, Vere road
Ackland Miss, Eden villa, Stone road St. Peter's road Moss Geo. Alexandra ho. St. Peter's road
Alexander J ames,Fordoun,St. Peter's rd I ElyardGeorge, Hilderstone, St. Peter's rd :\I urray Robert, 8 Inverness terrace
Allan Mrs. I3 Im·erness terrace Emery Jas. Cromwell ho.St.Peter's road Mussared Geo.4 Sussex vls.St. Peter'srd
All en Mrs. I I Osborne road Emmerson lly. Eschol ho. Alexandra rd Nation William, 3 Wrotham a,·enue
Andrews Miss, Gladstone road Epps John, ro Wrotham crescent Neck James Hull, r Montague villas
Applebee Pendred, Brewery cot.Crowhl Evezard Surg.-Major Edward D'Arcy, Nelson Charles, Gladstone road
Atkinson-Grimshaw Rev. R. M.A. Regent cottage & The Cottage Neweombe Miss, Lynch point, The Vale
Pierremont Eyton Rev. Canon Robert M.A. Stone rd Newling James, Brockley dene, Vere rd
Baber Mrs. 4 Queen's gardens Fawssett Rev. Richard A. M.A. Rectory Nicholls Wait. H. Luton vil.Ramsgaterd
Baker Mrs. Calpe house, St. Peter's rd Field Mrs. Inverness, Percy road Nichols William, St. Peter's road
Ballard Miss, 2 Belmont terrace Finch William, 2I Osborne road Nicholson Miss, Trevor ldg.St.Peter's nl
Banting William, Thanet lodge Fright Stephen, r Alexandra road Nort.h Hon. Frederic Henry, Bradstow
Barley Mrs. Cosynook, Fort road Garratt Mrs. 3 Sussex villas Nunn Rev. Douglas Phillip Roper M.A.
Barnes Alfred Thomas, The Limes Geneste Mrs. South vil. Gladstone road [curate], Wrayton house, Crow hill
Barnett James, 2 Norfolk villas Ginever Mrs. Cuthbert ho. Granville rd' Ody Williarn, Walton lodge
Baron John T. L. I Hilderstone villas Giolma Mrs. 17 Osborne road Oetzman Mrs. Wrotham, The Vale
Barrett James, 3 "'ellington place troldsmith Mrs. IO Chandos road , Onwhyn Miss, Gladstone road
Bartlett Miss, Swiss cottage, Church hi Good Robt.2Alexandra vls.St.Peter's rd I Osmond Miss, Valctta, St. Peter's road
Bashford Mi~ses, Garden cottage Gore Edward, 7 Alexandra road Parker Mrs. Houghton house
Beach Benjamin, Kingscote, Stone road (rranger Mrs. ro Alexandra road Perry Thomas H. Gladstone road
Beaman John, 3 Chandos square Greatrex Mrs. r Torriano villas Pfeil John William, 4 Belmont road
Bell Miss G. Fern dale, Granville road G rover Dr. A. Wellington ho.Ramsgte. rd Philpott Benj. Hillside, Granville road
Bettridge Joseph, Osburga ho. The Vale Haines A. M. 10 Gladstone road Powell J. Rubens, The Vale
Birkin Mrs. I & 2 Dorset villas HardyAlfredM.A.Oxford ho.St. Peter'srd Price William Henry, Argyle house
Blackburn Mrs. 3 Belmont terrace Harrison Misses,Poplar ho.St. Peter's rd Haven Thomas .Francis, Barfield house
;Blackwell Henry, 7 Queen's gardens & Hasell George, St. Peter's road Rhind Wm. Oak, Lindenthorpe, Crow hi
Cosynook, Fort road Hawkins Mrs. 3 Inverness terrace Richards James, 3 Osborne road
Boden Miss,Endymion,St.Peter's Pk.rd Henshaw William, 8 \''rotham crescent Richardson Richard, Wrotham house
Boden Mrs. Aspley house Henson Misses, I & 2 Inverness terrace Richford Edwin Miller, Roscneath, St.
Borrodaile J<'ras. H.Park ho.St. Peter's rd Herbert Mrs. I Church hill, The Vale Peter's Park road
Boucher Frederick, Lawn ho. Fort rd Higgins Miss, 2 Montague villas Ricketts Miss, Glen Cairn, Stone road
Boyce Thomas, Stone road H1gginsWm.Hy.Victoriacot.Garden ter Roffey Thomas William, Gladstone rd
Bradshaw Mrs. Allcen, Percy road Hiller George, 7 Nelsou place Rogers Wm. Briar house, St. Peter's rd
Briant William Henry, St. Peter's road HodgesBasil,Claringbold ho.St. Petrs. 'rd Scott CJpt. John R. N. I Paragon
BrightmanFk.Hampden ho.St.Peter'srd Hooper Mrs. Samuel, Alexandra road Sheffield Miss, Wolverton house, q
Brooks Mrs. 10 Osborne road Hopcroft Miss, Etheldene, Stone road Chandos place
Brothers John, 3 Q.ueen's gardens Hopkins Miss, Thistle cot. Osborne rd Sibbick Mrs. West Cliff house
Brough John, 4 Osborne road Horrell Julian,Albion ho.Nuckell's place Silk James Samuel, Addington vills,
Brown Miss, The Lawn, High street Howe Thomas, 2 Queen's gardens St. Peter's Park road
Bryant Mrs. The Lodge, St. Peter's road 1 Hunt Miss C. F. Stone road Simpson Mrs. St. Peter's road
Burbidge Richard John, The Vale H utchings Alex. Morris, 3 Osborne rd Smith Miss HarmaJ;, Ashfield horue,
,Burnett John B.A.Lond. 6 "\'Vrotham rd Idiens John, .Mount Cleves The Vale
Butler Francis Henry M.A. Vere road Idiens Richard, I9 Osborne road Smith Mrs. Victoria cot. Garden ter
I Isacke Capt. Robert Matthew R. N., D.L. Smyth Henry J ames, Albion street
Cadby Miss, Pembroke, Percy road
Carter Rev. James William [Baptist], North Foreland lodge Snow William G. Belmont road
1 J ackson Mrs. York Gate house Stannard William, 2 Albion terrace
Oakleigh villa, Belmont road
Castle William, 22 Osborne road Jefferis Mrs. 3 Alexandra road Steel Thomas, I Wrotham avenue
Chapman Mrs. Nile cot. St. Peter's rd Johnson H.ichard, 3 Alexandra road Stre'l"ens Williarn B. Percy road
Chawner Mrs. Gabriel house, Oscar rd Jones W'illiam, I Gladstone road Strong George, Gladstone road
Chichester Lady, Wing lo. St. Peter's rd - Kemp William, 14 Inverness terrace Taylor Geo. Sunnyside cot. Gardenter
Clarke Arthur Henry, 2 Cecil 'l"illas 1 Kenny Henry, Gladstone road Taylor David, 4 Inverness terrace
Clements Mrs. I Oscar villas Kidd Mrs. Claringbold, St. Peter's road Tilleard Arthr. Little home,Gladstn. rd
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Cole George Thos. L. I Wrotham roal Kiddle Hev. JonasJas. [Bapt.J, Oscarrd! Vander-Gucth Major-General B. G. 5
Collins Mrs. Whitfield, 8 Paragon King Misses, St. Peter's Park road I Chandos place
Collyer Frank, 8 Alexandra road Knocker Charles, Wyvenhoe, Percy rd i Videau Geo. Burton, Gladstone road
Cooper Mrs. 3 lfilderstone villas Lamb Miss, I Belvedere place 1 Vim:entThos.2Cambrdgepl.'fheHarbouf
Crassweller Samuel, I Osborne road Lambert Richard Edward, I Stanley pi · Wacher Chas. Fredk.Coleorton,Stonerd
Cresswell Nathaniel Engleheart M.D•. Lane Miss, I4 Osborne road Waiter Lieut.-Col. Chas. J.6 Chandospl
Laburnham house, St. Peter's road Langham Hy. Bertram, 3 Sussex villas \\'alter Ernest "'illiam, Beach bou.se
Curry Mrs. Millside, St. Peter's road Layland Fredk.B.ichd. Villette,Stone rd Waiter Odiarne Coates, 4 Chandos pi
Davey Jsph. Carlton ho. St. Peter's road Layng Mrs. Paragon lodge, Crow hill Wastall Ernest E. 8 GJadstone road
Davies Thomas, ro Gladstone road Lloyd Mrs. I Cecil villas Wardle Mrs. I Norfolk villas
Darison H.obert, 3 Paragon Loveless Arthur, South lodge Warrington Mrs. I2 Chandos road
Dawson Geo. H. "\\'estfield, Granville rd ' Low Mrs. The Leasows, St. Peter's rd Weller Thomas, Percy road
Dawson Mrs. 7 Paragon Lowcock George, 3 Oscar villas Wheeler Wm. Walker, 6 Wrotham cCfS
DcloSI.Harris,Brunswick ho.Prospect pl .McLean Miss, I r "'rotham crescent "White George, Garden terrace
Deveson R1chard, St. Peter's road Macken~ieX!rs. Ethelbert ho.St. Petrs. 'rd White Mrs. 8 Nelson place
Dilley William, Beaconsfield house .Mackinnon Miss, 2 & 3 Belvedere place White Rev. Frederick B.A. [curate],
Dare 1\'Irs. Myrtle house, St. Peter's rd Macord Mrs. 8 Chandos square 5 Inverness terrace
Dorkin H.obert Edwd. Lancaster house l\Ialpas Stephen, I Sussex villas "\Vhite Frederick Vernon, CambridgerU
Drabble Mrs. Sea view, Rarnsgate road Mathews Miss, Sussex cottage Whitehead James, 2 Hilderstone villas
Dray Thomas, 2 Paragon Mockett Sherwood, Stafford lodge, St. Whitehead Mrs. Bleake house _l
Edwards Mrs. Catford house, Percy rd Peter's road Williams Arthur Jas. 2 Alexandra !'011"
JDIRECTORY. KENT. BROADS1'..AIRS. 85
Winter Miss, I2 Osborne road Dawson R. S. & Co. coal merchants, Hodge Thomas, butcher, High street
Wood Stapleton, Albion, St. Peter's rd St. Peter's road Holbourn Solomon, harbour master, 6
Woodhonse Thos. Flint ho. Harbour st DawsonJohn,lodging ho. 4 Alexandra rd Raglan place
Wooster Mrs. Villette, Stone road Deavin Elizh.(Mrs. ),ldgng.ho.20scar rd Holloway Charles, baker, Harbour st
Wright Mi~s. Gladstone road Defredus J ames, bathing machine pro- Holness R. W. lodging bo. Chandos pl
Wyatt Sir Richard Henry D.L., J.P. The prietor, Harbour street Home for Afflicted Orphans (Mrs.
Maisonette Dixon Robert, coal dealer, 3 Thanet rd Ginever, principal), Granville road.
Young Jones, Marion, Percy road Dixon Thos. lodging house, 5 B.aglr.n pl Hooper H~rbt. grocer, 9 & ro Albion st
Young Mrs. I Claremont villas Down Thos. lodging ho. 5 Chandos road Horre!l Alfred Charles Julian, pharma-
·coM~tERCIA.L, Dray Alfred, lodging house, 37 Albion ceutical chemist, Albion 1:1treet
street, & tobacconist, 5 Albion street Horton Thomas, lodging ho. I Eldon pl
Abbott Bros. dairymen, Harbour street Dodd Frank Knight, ironmonger, Hurst Miss, lodging house, 2 John st
Adam.~on Ann (Miss), lodging house, Ramsgate road Jackson Thomas, lodging house, I2
I Wrotharn road Droit Office (Solomon Holbourn, har- Alexandra road
!ldrich Robt. F. lodging ho.2 Lawn cots bour n:aster), The Harbour Jcffrey Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner, I
Allen Daniel E. lodging house, The Vale Emery James, solicitor, Cromwell Clarendon road
Andrews Chas.io::lg. ho. 4 & 5 Stanley pl house, St. Peter's road Jennings George Hy. butcher, 4 Cliff pl
Andrews Mrs. mid wife, 4 Claremont ter Epps Ed ward, lodging ho. 3 Chand.os pi Johnson Edwd. blacksmith,24 Albion st
Assembly Rooms (Robert Cantwell,pro- Eveling Matthew, linen draper, High st Jones Mrs. lodging house, 4 Nelson pl
prietor), N uckell's place Fagg Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 34 Kellam Wm. Hy. tailor, 9 Chandus rd
Baker Miss, lodging ho. 4 Cambridge pl Albion street Kent Coal Co. (1\I. W. West, manager),
Barrett James, lodging house, Eagle Farrier Edwd. lodging ho. 20 Osborne rd St. Peter's ro:td
house, The Parade Ferrier Thomas Henry, lodging house, King John, town crier, 2 A.lma place
Barwick John Ebenez:er, house agent, Leopold cottage, Church hill Knight Mrs. lodging house, II York pl
2 Sussex villas, St. Peter's road Field Mrs. lodging ho. I Queen's gardns Langham & Cole, architects & sur-
Batten Wm. lodging ho. 3 St. ~iary's rd Fielding Herbt.Hy. boot mkr. 28 High st veyors, 4I Albion street
Bax William, lodging house, High street Flower John H.obt. B.ose inn, 7 Alb:on st Large Fre::ierick Chatfield, lod6ing
Beak Uhas. lodging house, 3 Lawn cots FlowersJas. Wrotham hotel,Ramsgate rd house, 2 Osborne road
Beau Chas. Alfd.lodgng. ho. r Albion ter Ford Hy.lodging house, 3 Cambridg~ pl Lasham Thomas, Tartar Frigate P.H.
Bean James C. plumber, I2 High street Forwood Frederick William, lodging The Harbour
Bearman J n. lodging hu. I I Chandos pl house, 4 Albion terrace Latchford Wm. Joseph, manager & ser-.
Beckingham Geo.lodg.ho. IS Osborne rd Fuller Harriett (Mrs.), Neptune Hall Broadstairs Gas Co. Alexandra road
Beer James G. fishmonger, 29 Albion st inn, Harbour street Lawrence Thomltll, grocer, Charlotte st
Hettridge Wm. Henry, grocer, 8 Albion Gibbans J sph. fly propr. 2Cottage corner Lawrence Ernma (Mrs.), greengrocer
st. & boarding house, 4 Oscar villas Gilbert & Haseldine, linen drprs.High st & fruiterer, Homely house
Hing Jsph.&Son,bootmakers,2r High st Gillett George & Son, bath chair pro- Lawrence Thomas Saffery, stone mason,
Bishop Archd. lodging ho. 2 Nclson pl prietors, Crofts place St. Peter's road
Beerling J. nursery, 3 York cottages Gillman Emily (Miss), lodging house, Lea Wm. (Mrs.), lodging ho. Milton pi
Blackburn George, upholsterer, 2 Cliff pl I3 Chandos place Ledner Miss, lodging ho. N uckell's pl
Blackburn William Sully, house & Gillman Mary E. (Miss),lodging house, LefevreLouisa(Mrs.),drapr.2Harbour st
estate agent, I John street I Chandos place Lewis Charles, grocer, 27 Albion street
Brenchley Sarah Eliz:ab~th (Mrs.), Godfrey Eleanor (Mrs.), lodging house, Lindsay Geo. greengrocer,3 Harbour st
lodging house, Nuckell's place I Wrotham road Lindsey George, confectioner, Albion st
Brightman FrankL.R.C.P.L.phy sician& Goldfinch Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, Lock Frank, shopkee,Jer, St. Peter's rd
surgeon, Hampden ho. St. Peter's rd 4 Wellington place Lock Frank, waLch makr. Ramsgate rd
Britton Henry W. fruiterer I, & butcher Goodbnrn Hesekiah, wheelwright, Lord Arthur Thorn, baker & confectnr.
2 & 3, High street Clarendon road IS Albion street & 4 St. Mary's road
Broad Thomas, house agent, The Vale Goodman Geo.F. fishmongr. 3 Albion st Macnally Chas. Edwd. grocer, Albion st
Broadstairs Gas & Coke Co. (Wm.Latch- Gore Caroline (Mrs.), lodging house, 2I Marchesi & ~on,confectnrs.2I Albion st
ford, manager &sec.), Alexandra rd Harbour street Marsh James George, baker, 23 High st
Broadstairs & St. Peter's Volunteer Grand Hotel (G.Butterfield, manager), Marsh John, lodging hous~, II Albion st
Fire Brigade Station, Local Board Granville road Marsh Miss, lodging house, 3 Albion st
offices, St. Peter's road GrangerElizabeth( Mrs.),lodging house, Martin Freclerick Wilham, grocer, &
Broadstairs Water Works Co. (Thomas IO Alexandra road agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &
Barwick, sec.), St. Peter's road Granger John Alexander, lodging spirit merchnts. r9 & 20 Albion street
BrownEdward,plumber,9 Alexandra rd house, 2 Chamlos place May Elizh. (Miss), lodng. ho. Albion ter
BroWil James C. baker, I Chandos road Greaves Wm. Prince Albert inn,High st May Henry W. fly proprietor & lodging
Burley Emily (Mrs.), lodging house, Gmenfield Bros. printers, 24 High st house, Frederick villa, Alexandra nl
.Belmont road Grey Geo. plumbr. I~elson pi. &Crow hl May John, builder, 3I Albion street
Burtenshaw H. (Miss), lodging house, Grimsdell Hy. lodging ho. 5 Chandos pi May Robt. boot & shoe ma. I6 Albion st
1 Chandos place Grix Henry, florist & gardener, I3 MayThos. (Mrs.), ldng.ho.Granville rd
Burvill "'illiarn Thomas, lodging house lligh street & Crow hill Merrill Martha Anne (Mrs.), Victoria
&bath proprietor, The Parade Graver Dr. A.. Wellington House school, hotel, Garden terrace
Butler Geo. B. watch maker, 25 High st Ramsgate road Miles Nathaniel, gasti.tter, r A.shton cots
ButlerM.(Mrs. ),lodgingho. I30sborne rd Hale Albert Henry, chemist, & post MillerGeorge,LordXelson inn, Church hl
Cantwell Robt. lodging ho. Balcony ho office, I Cliff place Miller John, lodging ho. 6 Nelson place
Cardwell Ellen (Miss), lodging house, Hall William James, grocer, 3 Cliff Mockett Edward (Mrs.), lodging house,
2 Wrotham avenue place & lodging house, 4 York place 3 Nelson place ·
Carter Wm. Albcrt, printer, High street Hamilton Geo. Jefferey, Hailway tavern Morley Miss, lodging ho. 3 Eldon place
Chapman Jas. lodging ho. 8 Chandos pl Hardy Alfd. M. A. Oxford House school Mortley John W. tailor, 4 High street
Child Tom, lodging house, Granville rd Harrison Art h. greengrocr. Charlotte st :\loss George, school, Alexandra house
Church Club (The) (Thomas Taylor, Harrison Misses, boarding school, Poplar Moyle James, George inn, Albion street
jun. sec.), Harbour street house, ::3t. Peter's road Mundy Miss, lodging ho. 4 Chandos sq
Clarke A.rthur Henry, architect & sur- Harty Jane (Mrs.), laundress, Crofts M) hill Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house,
veyor, & sanitary inspector to the place & IO York place Granville road
local board, St. Peter's road Harvey Arth.Geo.ldng.ho. 7 Chandos pi Newing Richd. J. ldng. ho. 2 Eldon pl
Clarke Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, Hasler Thomas C. lodging house, York North Surrey District School, AnerlPv
Chasm view, Granville road cottage, Ramsgate road Convalescent Home (Miss All11n,
Cobb & Co. bankers (branch), High st Hemsley Mrs. ldgng. ho. r2 Belmunt rd matron), Granville road
Cock John, lodging house, 32 Albion st Henson Misses, ::3unny Bank school, I Northover Wm. lodging ho.Granville d
CockR. inspector of weights & measures Inverness terrace Norwood Alfred, draper, I7 Albion st
.k high constable, 7 York place Hewett John, picture frame maker, I Osborne Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 2
Cowell Walter, grocer, 24 High street Harbour street Wellington place
Cox Ann( Mrs. ),lodging ho.Alexandra rd Higgins William Henry, professor of Osmond Miss, ladies' school, Valetta,
Cresswell Nathaniel Engleheart M. D. music, Victoria cottage, Garden ter St. Peter's road
physician & surgeon, Laburnum Hiller Henry, lodging ho. Ramsgate rd Padgett Elizabeth Mary (Mrs.), lodging
house, St. Peter's road Hiller lllary Ann ()liss), lodging house, house, Northnmberbmd house
Croom Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 8 Queen's gardens Page George, builder, 5 York place
3 Raglan place Hiller Wm. scn.ldgug.ho. 3 Chandos rd Pain Frederick Richard, Seafield boord-
Culver Mrs. lodging house, Bucking- Hills A. (Mrs.), corn & coal merchant, ing house, Granville road
ham house, Granville road 3 Railway terrace Pain Misses, lodging house, 9 Chandos
Darby Edward, Dolphin inn, Albion st Hills Wm. miller (wind), Clarendon rd square
86 BRO.ADST.AIRS. KENT. [KELLY's
Palmer Edmund Stuart lti.B., c. M. sur- ,\'~alter Odiarne Coates, surgeon, 4 Appleton Edward, ·market gardener
geon, Charlotte street Chandos place Rumfields '
Pantony Jn. lodging ho. I4 Alexandra rd Wanostrocht (Miss), lodging house, r6 Arnold Wm. Good win,grocer, Church 51
Pantony Thos.ldng.ho.2 Grafton houses Osborne road Austen James Lawson, builder
Parsons Misses, The Library, Albion st Warner G. H. dentist, Rams;;ate road Aus ten Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Patterson :Mrs. ldng. ho. 2 Nnckell's pi ''Varrington (Mrs.), lodging house, 12 Sowell street '
Pcpp'rFdk. E. (:\Irs. ),butchr.3oAlbion st Chandos road Austcn Wm. Brown Jug P.H. Dumpton
Pepper Wm. lodging ho. 6 Alexandra rd Watson H. G. ironmonger,St.Peter's rd l3ailev Robert H. farmer, Rumfields
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PeverleyWm. C.ldng.ho. 230sbornerd Watts William, rate collector, Elder Barwick John Ebenezer, coal merchant
Phillips Mrs. lodging house, Prospect cottaze, Gladstone road BarwickThomas,collector of poor's ra'es
house, Eldon place White EdgarHubrt. fancy depot, High st & rate~ for the urban sanitary autho.
Philpott Benj. grocer, 4I Albion street WhiteJane(:\Irs. ),ldgn!;.hO. Victoria cot rity & Queen's taxes
Powell Charles Fredk. grocer, High st Whiteing William F. fly proprietor, Rose Bates Henry, hair dresser, High street
Quelch Fredk. lodging ho. I York place Inn yard, Albion st. & 2 Belmont. rd Bishop Sarah (:Mrs.), laundress, 3 &4
Quclch T. (:Mrs.), lung. ho. r Chandos sq ~"hitelock Thos. ironmonger, 22 High st Hannam cottages
Rainbach Jas. lodging ho. 3 Albion ter WillcocksY\cm. Hy.confectnr. r3Albion st Bradley Matthew Henry, Wheatcheaf
Randall Mary J ane (~rs.) & F. boot & Wood Fredk. Thos.lodg;ng ho. 3Serene pl inn, Vicarage road
shoe makers, 4 Albion street Woodcock A. (Miss), lodging house, l3riden William, Reel Lion hotel, High
Raven Thos. Fras. L.R.C.P.Lond. surgn. Wro<.;ham road street. See advertisement
& medical officer ~ public vaccinator, Wootton Edward, clothier, High str3et Broadstairs Water Works Co. Limited
St. Peter's district, Isle of Thanet WouldElizh. (:Mrs. ),ldgng. ho. Chmch hl (office) (Thomas Barwick, s~c}
union, Barfield house, Albion street Young- ~·omen's Christi:m Asssociation Brook~ James, basket maker, Westwood
Head Thos. ldgng. ho. 13 Alexandra rd Home (":\Iiss Skinner, matron), Tudor Busbridge Harriet (M1ss), stationer
Reader H. (Mrs.), tiy proprietress, St. villas, St. Peter's roa!!l Bu.shell Charles, shopkeeper & }l08t
Peter's Park road Young Jamcs, greengrocer, Albion road office, Rcadinz street
Header John, lodging ho. I 2 Albion st St. Peter's. Butler Frederick, painter, Sowell street
Header Stephen John, lodging house, I • Byron Hy.Stu~rtD.frmr.Hromstone frm
Coastguard Station (John Wallace,
Wellington place PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Reader Stephen John, dairyman & fly Abernethy James J.P., c.E. ~~hiteness officer), North cliff, Kingsgate
proprietor, Upton house, High street lodge, George hill Collias H. cowkeeper, East Dumpton
Redman William, tailor, 14 High street Allnutt Edwin F. Lanthorne house Crayford Geors-e, tea gardens, Shallow,
Hhind William Oak, school, Lindeu- Allnutt Paul ,V. Lanthorne ho. Stone CreasyJas.&Son,grocers & pork bukhrs
thorpe, Crow hill Alston Col. Siclney V. llairds hill Creasy Frederick llerbert, baker,Bighet
Hoffey Th<~s.Wm.solicitor,Gladstone rd .Amnor2 :.\Iiss, 3 Sydney terrace Crozier James, shopkeeper, Reading si
Hose Charles. lodging ho. 6 Osborne rd Ashley Charles Hitchin, Kings~ate ho Danton Thomas, coal dealer
Sadler J as.Hy .Railway htl.St. Peter's rd Heare Mrs. C. Holland house,Kingsgate Davison Edwd.chimney swpr.Church st
St. John Baptist's House of Rest (Miss Brctt Edwin J. Oaklands Dick er Lewes J o!mstone, Grove Howe
Hunt, matron), Stone road Buckingham John, The Banks grammar school
St. Mary's Convalescent Home (Miss Clark J os3ph, Elm lodge, Ranelagh gro DilnotHy. D. market gardener, Westwool
Strange, sister in charge), Stone road Clarke Capt. Edward u.N. Sole street Doughty Rd. fly proprietor, Read in~ si
Scott Mrs. lodging house, 3 York place Clarke Miss, Rosa cottage Dray l\I. (:Mrs.), Captain Digby P.H.
Sear Miss, lodging ho. I3 Belmont road Clifton Lord D. L. Dumpton park Kingsgate
Searles Waltr. Balmoral hotel, Albion st Cooper J ames, Reading street Evenden J oseph, baker & confectioner,
t3heepwash Hy.E.photographer,High st Cooper Mrs. 3 IIilderstone villas Sowell street
Sheffield A. (Miss),school, 14 Chandos pi Dance Joseph William, The Coves Fagg Arthur, carrier, Reading street
Shelvey James, baker, 1 Albion street, Dicker Lewes J ohnstone, High street Farthing J. H. & E. drapers & out-
& lodging house, I2 Chandos place DJnniss Rev. Charbs, Laburnum fitters, High street
& 2 Chandos square cottage, Heading street Fielding Thomas Wm. draper, High st
Shoulder(Miss),lodging ho. 8 Chandos rd Dixon Mrs. Hanelagh grove !<'right Stephen, farmer, Stone farm
Sibbick Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, Duckering Elmcrcote, Northwood Fuller Sarah (:Mrs.), saddler, High stre I
Westcliff house Duckering Samuel, Northwood Gibbs George, fruiterer, Vicarage street
Sinclair Dugald, Albion hotel, 38 & 4o Fernyhough Jn.The Ferns,Ranelagh gro Goddard Benry,farmer, Hopeville farm,
Albion st. & wine mer. 39 Albion st Field James R Albion house, Albion rd Church street
Smith Harmer (Miss), ladies' school, Ford Col. Arthur, Eversley, Bairds hill Goodliffe Charles, greengrocer, High si
The Vale Urafton Fk. R.ane!agh vls. R.anelagh gro Goodson Edward S. farmer, Upton
Smith John, lodging house, Pier house, Greatrex Mrs. I Torriano villas Hancock & Jordan, farmers, Reading st
Hammon Richard, Garth, Bairds hill Harrison Miles ,'V. farmer, Callis grange
The Harbour
Smyth Henry James L.R.C.P.Lond. sur- Hannam Geo. Emilius J. P. Bromstone ho Hawes J. W. Cricket ground, Rumfields
geon, Albion street Ha.rris Mrs. Harefield cottage,Clmrch st Hill Isaac, cutler, 3 Brickfield cottage.'i
Sole William, lodgmg ho. Osborne road Hebeler Mrs. Upton lodge Hills Robert, laundry, 8 Sydney terra~
Stewart Stephen, boot m a. 9 Nelson pl Hewitt Mrs. The Limes Hiscock Margaret (Mrs.), laundress,
Strevens George (l\Irs. ), lodging house, Holman Miss, 4 Sidney terrace Church street
5 Prospect place HOO;Jer Stephen, Northfield, Reading st Hogben·wm. &Sons,farmers,Ea. Dnmptn
Strevens Hy. lodging ho. 4 Prospect pl Hooton Mrs. Abyla, Ranelagh grove Holley Step hen, jun. carrier, Church st
Strevens Thos. lodging ho. Chandos ho Hopkins Miss, Grove ho. Ranelagh gro Hooper Leonard, chemist, I High !Citre>t
Strevens ·william, lodging house, 6 Isacke Col. H. W. R.A. Northforeland Horne Thomas, shopkeeper, Reading~
Chandos place, & boot ma. Albion st lodge, Stone Jarman John Rt. greengrocer, High st
Strong James, lodging ho. York place IsackeCapt. 1~1\I.Northforeland lo.Stone Johnson Stephen, blacksmith, Northdwn
Stnpples John, shoe maker, 26 Albion st Lamb Miss, 2 Park villas Kennett,'Vm. boot & shoe ma. Church st
Swiney Joseph, coffee house, 17 Albion Lel"Y Jonas J. P. Kingsgate castle Lane Thos. ivory turner, Granville road
st. & hair dresser, 28 Albion street Lord :\iiss, Ranelagh grove Laslett James, grocer, High street
Taylor George, saddler, Harbour street Macdonald John A. Reading street Lawrence Jnne(Mrs. ), laundry,Sowell st
TaylorThos.lod.;ing ho.6Queen's gardns Ma.cLean Henry, Kingsgate Lawrence Stephen ~·est, dairyman,
Taylor Thos.Edwd.lodg.ho.Granville rd Manser William, The Co\·es J<:ast Dumpton
Terry Y\ illiam, Crown inn, High street Mockett Miss, Hopeville Lawrence Thos. fl. stone mason, High si
Tilley Elizh. (Mrs.), ldgng. ho. 5Nelson pl Peck Y\-"altcr, Ranelagh grove Lawrence Waiter Ernest, baker, H1ghsl
Toole Fk. Jn. lodging ho.5 Wrotham rd Pritchard Ueorge, Rose vil. Church st Manser Herbert, farmer, Omer's fann,
Tucker Wm. lodging ho. 2 Chaudos rd Rowley Mrs. Portland ho. Vicarage st Nortlldown
Twyman Henry, carpenter, 24 High st Sangster John, Sackett's Hill house Mascall Charles, farmer, Westwood
Videan George, gasfitter, St. Peter's rd Sankey Percy Edward, Lyndhurst Maxted George, farmer, Ueorge hill
Wacher Chas..Fk. brewer, The Brewery Simmons i\'Iiss, Callis court Maxted Thomas Jas. grocer, ChurcJ. st
Wales Edward, lodging ho. Crow hill Strong John, 5 Sydney terrace Munn Alfred, shopkeeper, High street
Wales Geo. lodging ho. I5 Chandos pl Tomlin Latham, Dane court Nicholls Waiter H. farmer, Bromstvn9
Wales John, fishmonger, Albion street Weekley Mrs. Hclrnont, Bairds hill Olive John, plumber, Church street
Walker Bernard (Mrs.), lodging house, West Henry, Ranelagh grove Orpin Edward, farmer, Reading street
Whitehead Rev.AlfredM.A.[rural dean J, Packer Geo.market gardener, Northwd
Providence house
Walker J. E. (.Mrs.), fruiterer & Vicarao-e Pain Caroline(Mrs. ), laundrss.Church si
Whitehea"'d James, 2 Hilderstone villas Pain J oseph C. boot maker, Church s1
poulterer, 25 Albion street
Wallace Jn.coastguard statn.North cliff Wh1tney Mrs. Rose cot. Ranelagh grm•e Param or Ed ward, farmer, Northwood
Walsh Jsph. Prince Albert P.H. High st Wren-Hoskyns Misses, The Hermitage Partis John, Wheatsheaf inn,Northdlfll
Waiter Ernest William !-.R.C.P.Edin. COMMERCIAL. Petley William, shopkeeper, Chlll"Chsi
surgeon, Beach house, The HarQ<>ur . .Appleton Charles, farmer, Rumflelds Pettman James, farmer, Sackett's bJfl
DIRECTORY,] KENT. BROCKLEY. 87
Pointer Augustus, builder, High street Skinner Henry, farmer, Joss farm 1 Wilson Richard, Crown & Thistle P.H ,
Ridout Artbur, Callis Court P.H Sm~th Samuel, boot maker, IO High st Wilson William, shopkeeper,Cburch st
Rogers John, dairyman, High street
Stone Hev. Edward D. High school, 1 Wood George, builder, Reading street
St. Peter's Orphanage & Sanatorium
Stone house Wood ThomasStapleton, Albion inn, St.
(Miss A. Gould, supt. ), Stone
Stutter Caroline(iVIiss), boarding house, Peter's road & livery stable, Red Lion
Sackett Barzilia, farmer, Northwood
Setterfield Stephen, builder, Chure.hst Dumpton hall ! yard, High street
Shelvey Wm. James, baker, Church st Taylor Geo. market gardnr. Northwood Young Hazeldine William, blacksmith
SilverAlfd. T. market gardnr. Reading st
Turner William, confectioner, Sowell st Young Women's Christian Association
Silver Chas. White Swan inn,Reaci.ing st
SimpsonWalterJohn,fly propr. Upton rd Warren Ed win J ames, butcher &Sea Home(l\Iiss Skinner,principal),
Webb John, parish clerk & sexton 3 & 4 Tudor villas
Whiteley Gt]orge E. florist, So well street
.BROCKLEY is a rapidly increasing suburb of London, Parish Clerk, St. Peter, Thomas John Lynch.
with a station about 3~ miles from London Bridge on the PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, 77
London, Brighton and South Coast railway, in the Western Brockley road.-.!.. J. Howe, receiver. Letters dispatched
division of the county and in the parliamentary borough Of at 9, 10 & 11.35 a. m. & 12.55, 3, 5· 15, 9 & II.20 p.m.
Deptford, formed hy the "Redistribution of Seats Act, The nearest telegraph office is at I85 Brockley road
1885," and within the County of London as constituted by PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office,
the Local Government Act, r88B, Deptford civil parish, r85 Brockley road.-Philip Andrew Smith, receiver.
Greenwich union and county court district, Greenwich rural Letters dispatched at 9· 15, ro. I5 & r r. 25 a. m. & r. 10,
deanery and Rochester archdeaconry and diocese, in the 3· ro, 5.25 & 9 p.m. & every night n. rs, except saturday;
Sonth Eastern Metropolitan postal district, and within the sunda~·s, 9 p.m. in adjacent WALL LETTER Box
jurisdiction of the :\1etropolitan police. Within the district PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, 25-1-
are stations on the Londrm, Chatham and Dover railway at I Brockley road.-George H. Baldwin, receiver. Letters
Brockley Lane and Lewisham Road. St. Peter's is an dispatched at IO & II.30 a.m. & I, 3-IO, 5-I5, 9 & II.5.
ecclrsiastical parish, formed December 22, I 871, from Dept- p. m.; !'undays, 9 p.m
ford St. Paul civil parish; the church, situated in the PuBLIC EsTABLISHME:-.<TS :-
Wickham road, is an elegant crnciform structure in the Deptford Cemetery, Brockley road, Thomas Marchant,
Flemish Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave of three clerk to the burial board; John Ellis, superintendent
bays with clerestory, aisles, transepts and a western tower : Metropolitan Police Station (P division), Howson road, Hy.
the organ, erected at a cost of 700 guineas, has been en- Croft, resident inspector, 3 sergeants & 37 constables
larged at a further co!'t of£700 ~ new heating apparatus has St. Peter's Hall, Cranfield rd. James Luscombe, hall keeper
also been added at a cost of over £soo, and a choir vestry PUBLIC OFFICERS:-
bnilt in I88g at a cost of £7oo: the church will seat I,roo, Collector of Poor Rates, John James Pakes, IO Malpas road
about 200 sittings being free. The register dates from the District Surveyor for Deptford, Jn. Downes, 32 Cranfield rd
year 1864. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £780, in Road Surveyor, James Richard Reward, 52 Wickham road
the gift of the Bishop of Rochester, and held since I88g by PLACES OF WoRSHIP, with times of services:-
the Rev. Charles Henry Grundy M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, St. Peter's Church, Wickham road, The Rev. Charles Hy.
Oxford. St. Peter's Hall, adjacent to the church, is in Grundy M.A. vicar; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.3op.m
Upper Cranfield road. fhe population of the ecclesiastical St. Cyprian Mission Church, Broekley roarl, Rev. Fredk.
district of St. Peter in r88r was 5,549. St. Cyprian's Mis~ John Hammond T.A.K.C.L. curate in charge; 8 & rr a.m.
sion church, situated on the Brockley road, and in connection & 3 & 7 p. m.; week days, 9 a.m. & 4.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
with St. Mary's, Lewisham, is a temporary brick building Presbyterian, Brockley road, Rev. Hugh Mclntosh M.A.
holding 425 persons; the Rev. Frederick John Hammond minister; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; t.hurs. 7.30 p.m
-rheol. Assoc. K.C.L. is curate in charge. Baptist, Brockley road, Rev. John Thomas Wigner, minis-
The Presbyterian church, built in 1883, is an edifice of ter; II a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; sat. & wed. 7.30 p.m
Kentish rag with Bath stone dressings, in the Gothic style, Congregational, Lewisham High road, Hev. J. Morley
and has a tower with spire 167 feet high, containing one Wright, minister; ri a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7-45 p.m
bell, weighing ro cwt.: it will seat r,ooo persons. The Wesleyan Methodist, Brockley road, Rev. Josiah Evans &
Congregational church, in Wickham Park, the foundation Rev. T. L. Walton, ministers; 11 a.m. &6.30 p.m.; wed•
.stone of whkh was laid October 13th, I859, was opened I4th 7.30 p.m
February, r86I, and is an edifice in the Decorated style, London Board School, Mantle road, erected in I884, for 240
with a lofty tower and spire, containing a clock: in r86g boys, 240 girls & 320 infants; average attendance, 26o
transepts and a chancel and side galleries were erected: boys, 255 girls & 240 infants ; Alfred Garside, head mas-
there is a lecture hall with class rooms attached : the church ter ; Ha.rriet E. Mince, head mistress
affords r,3oo sittings and the hall 500. Brockley Road RAILWAY STAJ'ro:s-s : -
Baptist chapel, situated at the corner of Rokeby road, is an London, Brighton & South Coast, Brockley, 'Vm. Langley,
edifice in the Gothic style, the memorial stone of which was station master
laid by Joseph Tritton esq. October 21st, 1867: it will seat London, Chatham & Dover, Brockley lane, Frederick R.
830 parsons. The Wesleyan chapel is in the Brockley road, Fryer, station master
and has I,ooo sitlings. Deptford cemetery, situated on the London, Chatham & Dover, Lewisham roa.d, '\'illiam Lucy,
Brockley road, and 17 acres in extent, was consecrated station master
February 2nd, I858; it has three mortuary chapels and is South Eastern, St. John's, Thomas Privett, station master
under the control of a burial board of 9 members. CARRIERS TO Lo:s-no:s- : -
ST. JOHN's is a portion of this district, and has a station Isaac Chinn, Geo. H. Fordham, Gridley & Ford, J. Williams
on the South Eastern railway. & William Wootton, daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Anderson Alexander, 9 Penmartin road Aspenlon Mrs. 215 Malpas road
Anderson Andrew, 7 Braxfield road Aston 'Valter, 1o6 Howson road
Abbot Frederick, 20 Whitbread road Anderson Baptist, 25 Vesta road Atkinson E'lwin, 4 Reservoir road
Abbott Col. Blair, 92 Brea-kspears road Anderson Joseph, 81 Wickham ro:~.d Atkinson Mrs. 4 Albert road
Abbott George Van, 127 Breakspears rd Anderson Mrs. 171 :Manor road
Abbott Henry, 59 Ereakspears road Atkinson Mrs. Geo. Hy. 30 Tressillian rd
Andrews Charles, 45 Manor road Aubrey Miss, 6 Cranfield road
Abbott J. 0. 38 Breakspears road Andrews Frank, 47 Manor road Auckland Thomas, 5 Tressillian road
Andrews J. J. 4 Manor road Aucutt Wm. Rayment, 5I Endwell rd
Abbs James, 8 Argyle terrace .Andrews John Thomas, 4 Sandbourne rd Austin George Edward, 216 Malpas rd
Absolom Frederick Wm. 126 Howson rd
Adam Wm. Alexander, 37 Wickbam rd Anelli Mrs. 23 Malpas road Aveling Miss, 3I Braxfield road
Adams Mrs. 233 Brockley road Angus Mrs. 23 Cranfield road
Adams :virs. 49 Manor road Ansell Henry, 179 Breakspears road Ayers Henry, 70 Foxberry road
Adcock D. 27 Rokeby rm.rl Anthony Frank, I 18 Howson road Ayers Charles, So Wickham road
Adcock. G. 28 Rokeby road Back George, 57 Endwell road
Adnams Fredk. Edwd. 63 Comerford rd Appleby Charles James, 10 Clifton road Backhouse John, 71 Cranfield road
!gutter Thomas, 145 Brocklcy road
Aitken Alexander, 13 Tressillian road Apps George Hope, 72 Adelaide road Bacon Samuel, 63 Howson road
Albany John, 68 Brockley road Archer Edmund, 157 Manor road Bailey Alfred, 59 Howson road
Aldridge Mrs. 20 Tyrwhitt road Archer Frederick, 20 Comerford road Bailey Charles, r9 Arabin road
Alexander A. B. 28 Braxfield road Bailey Henry William, 22I Brockley rd
A.llden EJward William, I90 Malpas rd Armer James, I3 Clifton road BaileyMiss, Linden ho. I 8Breakspears rd
Alien Evan, 57 Howson road Armitage James, 3 Wallbutton road Baillie H. R. 58 Comerford road
Armstrong Miss, 23 Crescent road Bainbridge John Harrison, 4 Malpas rd
Allen Mrs. 93 Howson road Bainbridge Mrs. 1r6 Breakspears road
Allsop William, 54 Foxberry road Armstrong Thomas, 30 Tyrwhitt road Baines Cooke, 70 Breakspears road
Alston Mrs. 46 Uokeby road Baines George, 52 Breakspears road
Amos Frederick, 25 Harcourt road Arnold Robert, 78 Ht>wson road Baker Charles, 6o Foxberry road
Am<»l Frederick, sen. 39 Harcourt road Ashby Frank, 19 Wickham gardens Baker Emanuel, 35 Braxfield road
Ashdown Eli, 31 Endwell road
Ashdown Mrs. 157 Breakspears road
Ashworth Mrs. I Penmartin road
- KENT. [KELLY's
88 BROCKLEY.
Baker George J. 30 .Argyle terrace Blackmore Mrs. 3I Comerford road Burgess Capt. Boughey, 78 Tyrwhitt rd
Baker George Norman, 87 Malpas road Blackmore William, 58 Endwell road Burgess Mrs. 73 Wickham road
Baker John, 30 Manor road Black well Robert R. 248 Brockley road BurkeThos. Patrick,12 St.Margaret's rd
Baker Mrs. 6 Comerford road Blake Elhanan, 19 Vesta road Burnett Frederick Robert, 37 Vesta rd
Baker William, 83 Endwell road Blann Jas. 12 Charlotte viis. Brockley la Burnham Mrs. Ill Brockley road
Baker William, 64 Manor road Blight William Henry, 8 Braxfield road Burrows J. 4 Harcourt road
Baker William Henry, 42 Cranfield rd Blink George Samuel, 73 Tressillian rd · Burt Heber, 21 Foxberry road
Baldwin Arthur, 29 St. Margaret's road Blyth Joseph, 42 Sandbourne road Burt Mrs. 14 Arabin road
Baldwin Edmund, gB Howson road Boak A. J. 17 Wickham gardens Burton Miss, 4-8 Tyrwhitt road
Baldwin Francis, 49 Brockley road BoardmanJas. A.Ravenscroft,Adlaide.rd Burton Mrs. 13 Brock ley road
Baldwin Miss, 16 Tyrwhitt road Boatwright Geo.Fredk.51 Comerford rd Burton William, 142 Brockley road
Baldwin Mrs. 16 Tyrwhitt road Bolam Mrs. 6 Vesta road Bussell Robert, 25 Brockley road
Ball Henry, 55 Breakspears road Bollom Thomas, 68 Breakspears road Butcher Thomas, 12 Vesta road
Ball Mrs. 286 Brockley road Bolt Charles, 229 Brockley road Button Thomas Edwd. 201 Broekley rd
Bamber J. 20 St. Margaret's road Bolton Waiter, 3 Comerford road Buttress William, 15 Malpas road
Banbury Francis, 31 Tressillian road Bonner Mrs. 90 Manor road Buxton Walter, 41 Cranfield road
Bance Edward, 226 Malpas road Bonnett Alfred, 281 Brockley road Cable Mrs. 34 Foxberry road
Banfield Mrs. 24 Braxfield road Booer William Joseph, 191 Malpas road CaddellWm.Boghurst ,2rTressillian cres
Banham Mrs. 31 Harefield road Boorer Henry, 68 Malpas road Calvert Henry William, 194 Malpas rd
Banks Fredk. Francis, 23 Braxfield rd Boorne James, 4 Tressillian road Campbell Alexander, 163 Brockley rd
Bannehr W. J. 6 Harefield road Booth Alfred Scrivener, 53 Brockley rd Campion George, 37A, 'fressillian road
Bannister J ames, 77 Tyrwhitt road Booth Mrs. 53 Foxberry road Canning Henry Robert, 18 Argyle ter
Bantin Frederick J ames, 18 Braxfield rd Booth Thomas J. 27 Endwell road Carey William, 36 Cranfield road
Bantin Waiter T. 97 Brockley road Boothroyd Joseph Senior M.D. 261 Carman Russell J. Orwell house, Wall-
Bapty Samuel Lee, 39 ·wickham road Brockley road button road
Barber Ed ward, 52 Howson road Bosch Adolphe, 44 Breakspears road Carpenter Theo. 64 Adelaide road
Barber Mrs. 20 Sandbourne road Batten Charles Louis, 56 Manor road Carr William John, 46 Endwell road
Bardens William, 145 Malpas road Boulton Brian, 184 Malpas road Carroll Mrs. 20 Endwell road
Bare Henry, 30 Endwell road Bourne Charles Wm. 32 Breakspears rd Carroll Thomas, 151 Breakspears road
Barfoot Henry Sharpe, 32 Tyrwhitt rd Bowater Francis Ed wd. 25 Tressillian rd Carter Thomas, 38 Foxberry road
Barham Arthur John, 72 Braxfield road Bowen John, 42 Malpas road Carter \Yilliam, 10 Harcourt road
Barlow \Villiam, 26 Reservoir road Bower Jn.A.F .s.A.,F.C. s. 104 Brockley rd Cartwright Chas. Sharp, 12 Tyrwhitt rd
Barnard Alfred, 95 Malpas road Boxall George, 18o Malpas road Casper Emile, 2 Shandon place
Barnard Ernest Edward, 2_<; Arabin rd lloxer Alfred, r8 Wickham gardens Cassan Mrs. 28 Tressillian road
Barnard William, 12 Foxberry road Boyd Miss, 218 Brockley road Casson Mrs. S. E. 79 Wickham road
Barnby Gerald Fredk. 71 Comerford rd Bracken John, 11 Vesta road Catliff Mrs. 6o Adelaide road
Barnes Thomas George, 137 Malpas rd Brackpool Frederick, 38 Harcourt road Catlin Henry, 47 1\hlpas road
Barrett R. H. 66 Brockle.y road Bradford - , 171 Breakspears road Cattley J oseph, 16 Arabin road
Barris Arthur, 12 'fressillian crescent Bradshaw William, 15 Argyle terrace Caustin James, 4 Wickham road
Barton Miss, 59 Foxberry road Brain Mrs. 23 Tyrwhitt road CaustonWallaceCuthbert,8 1Cranfield rd
Bassett Miss, 129 Manor road Brambleby Waiter, 84 Howson road Chadwin William Thos. 23 Harefield rd
BatP1! Alfred David, 173 Malpas ruad Brand James Herbert, 19 Comerford rd Chalk Henry, 205 Brockley road
Bates Waiter, 133 Manor road Brandon William, 9 Wh1tbread road Challis Joshua William, 77 Endwell rd
Bath Mrs. 8 Wickham road Brash Isaac, 10 Tressillian crescent Challis Phillip, 17 Endwell road
Batt Samuel Joseph, .11 Foxberry road Bray Charles, 26 Harcourt road Chamberlain Tom, 208 Malpas road
Batten Miss, so Brockley road Brett Henry, 89 Malpas road Champion Mrs. 53 Manor road
Bauer John Charles, II Comerford road Brett Miss, 1 Comerford road Chandler Charles, 27 Arabin road
Bax Edward, 153 Brockley road Brettell Mrs. 210 Malpas road Chantler Ch11.rles, 39 Endwell road
Baxter Alfred W"illiam, 29 Comerford rd Brewin Mrs. 19 Braxfield road Chaplin Misses, I 16 Wickham road
Baxter Benjamin A. 33 Foxberry road Briden William Frederick, 11 Malpas rd Chaplin Robt. Wm. 124 Breakspears rd
Baxter Joseph, 39 Vesta road Bridges Frederick, 30 Wickham road Chapman Henry, 6 Carlton road
Bayley Alfred, 169 Breakspears road Bridges Frcderic William, 10 Argyle ter Chapman Hy.Richd. II7 Breakspears rd
Baylis Alfred Frederick, 16 Braxfield rd Brittain William Richrl. 67 Arabin road Chapman Mrs.Geo.Alfd. 84Tressillian rd
Beach John Henry, 1 Albert road Britton Waiter Kcnneth, I Crescent rd Chapman Robt. Wm.Chas. r 12 Manor rd
Beadle Ebenezer Field, 12 Ivy lane Chapman William Hy. rs Whitbread rd
Broad Joseph, 46 Arabin road
Bean John, 36 St. Margaret's road Brokenshire William, 20 Rokeby road Chappell Mrs. 58 Malpas road
Bear Henry, 8 Arabin road Bromley Mrs. 92 Trcssillian road Charles Mrs. 233 Malpas road
Beauvais Charles, 34 St. :Margaret's rd Bronson William, 12 Arabin road Charlton Herbert Geo. II2 Howson rd
Beard Mrs. 54 Tyrwhitt road Brooke George !<'. 42 Wickham road Chatterton Edward S. 130 Malpas road
Beck W. H. 45 Tressillian road BrookhouseChas. Turing M. D.43Manr. rd Chatterton Mrs. 130 Malpas road
Beck William, 64 Malpas road Brookman John Joseph, 143 Malpas rd Chessher Wm. Saml. 57 Breakspears rd
Beddoe Thomas, 16 Comerford road Brooks Ed ward, so Comeriord road Child Henry, 192 Malpas road
Bedser Philip, 120 Brockley road Brooks Edward, So Malpas road Child Thomas, 88 Manor road
Beere Mrs. 219 ~Ialpas road Brooks Henry William, 55 Arabin road Chilvers John, 9 Adelaide road
Beet William Henry, 63 Braxfield road Brooks Shirley, 19 Cranfield road Chilvers John Thomas, 192 Brockley rd
Behar Nissiam, 38 Comerford road Brophy Mrs. 229 Malpas road Gbinn Henry J. 187 Malpas road
Belcham Alfred, 6 Harcourt road Brown Capt. D. F. 51 Breakspears road Chivers Waiter John, 90 Howson road
Bell Mrs. 32 Harcourt road Brown Alex. Stewart, 284 Brockley rd Christian Gilbert Aug. 35 Foxberry rd
Bell Robert, IS Reservoir road Brown Alfred, r6o Brockley road Christey Charles, 48 Tressillian road
Belsten Charles Edwin, 150 Malpas rd Brown Harold, 24 St. Margaret's road Chri:,tie Harold, 45 Arabin road
Bendixon Mrs. A. 87 Breakspears road Brown Miss, 69 Cranfield road Clark Alfred, 36 llreakspears road
B~nnell William, 55 Howson road Brown Mrs. 13 Crescent road Clark Charles, 47 Arabin road
Bennett Harry, 12 Clifton road Brown Mrs. E. C. 122 Brockley road Clark Charles O'Neill, us Manor road
Benson Miss, 22 Sandbourne road Brown William, 22 St. Margaret's road Clark Clarence, 31 l\lanor road
Benson Mrs. 24 Adelaide road Brown William Perkins, 7 Malpas road Clark George, 21 Arabin road
Benwell Mrs. 33 Breakspears road Brown Wm. W allace, 63 Cranfield road Clark Joseph, 210 Brockley road
Berry George, 159 Brockley road Browne George Lewis, 42 Comerford rd Clark William George, 3 Rokeby cres
Berry John Russell B.A. 49 Rokeby rd Browning Nicholas, 25 Rokeby road Clarke Anthony, r Lily villas
Besley Russell, 40 Endwell road Brunsden James, 99 Breakspears road Clausonthue William, r6 Wickham rd
Best Egbert, 8 Endwell road Brushfield J oseph, 67 Comerford road Clay William, 14 Breakspears road
Bevis Charles John, 161 Brockley road BryantEdwd. Howard,66Breakspears rd Clegg Frederick, 119 Breakspears road
l~ickel John, 18 Rokeby road Bryant George M. 51 Cranfield road Clever Joseph William, 265 Brockley rd
Bigg John, 155 Malpas road Bryan Francis Wm. 103 Tyrwhitt road Clifford Adams, 39 Breakspears road
Billington Mrs. 63 Arabin road Bryan Miss, 41 Arabin road Clifford Mrs. 70 Malpas road
Bilton Thomas George, 200 Brockley rd Buchanan Alexander, 63 Endwell road Clift Mrs. 27 Tressillian road
Birchall William Henry, 223 Brockley rd Buckley Miss, 54 Manor road Clift Samuel R.N. (deputy inspector of
Bishop James, 56 Endwell road Budge Horace, 23 Vesta road hospitals), 7 Tressillian crescent
Black Blair, so Vesta road Bullock Geo. Yelland, 8 Sandbourne rd Clissold William, 53 Comerford road
Black William Phipps, 138 Mal pas road Bunnett Henry, 2 Argyle terrace Coate Henry, 222 Brockley road
Blackett James Samuel, 74 Adelaide rd Bunting Hy. Wm. 120 Breakspears rd Cobb Richard, 40 St. Margaret's road
Blackett John Elliott, 49 Malpas road Bunyan .Amos, 16 Rokeby road Cock Edward, 17 Tressillian road
:Blackett W. R. 2 Endwell road Burden John William, 47 Foxberry rd Cockerton Alfred J. 103 Brockley road
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BROCKLEY. 89
Cocksedge Fredk. Wm. 198 Brockley rd da Cruz E. 12 Wbitbread road Dyer Mrs. 6 Foxberry road
Dando Mrs. C. 165 Breakspears road Dyke Thomas Geo. x6 Sandbonrne rd
Coo Mrs. 175 Breakspears road Dando Rowland, 31 Crescent road Eager Miss, 28 Tyrwhitt road
Coldicott William, Is Vesta road Dandridge Alfred, I 13 Manor road
Coldwell William, S Foxberry road Dandridge ArthurFredk.29 Harefield rd Eagle Louis, 6r Uomerford road
Cole Arthur, 19 Brockley road Dandridge Charles, 3 Glensdale road Eames Wm. R.N. 94 Tressillian road
Cole Henry, I3I Brockley road Eastman Mrs. 2 Lil•v viis. Rraxfield rd
Cole William John, 36 Endwell road Dandridge Mrs. James,s8 Wickham rd Eastwood Edward, 26 Brcakspcars road
Daniel Garwood George, 33 Endwell rd
Coleman Major William, 104 Howson rd Daniel Henry, IIo Howson road Edwards Arth. Lloyd, 95 Breakspears rd
Coles John, 88 Tressillian road Daniel William, 6 Tyrwhitt road
Colston Mrs. 66 Howson road Daniell Henry, I47 Manor road Edwa.rds Henry, 69 Wickbam road
Danks Charles F. I04 Wickham road
C lkett Thomas, 53 Malpas road Danks John, I4 Comerford road sEdwards Joseph, Hazledon road
Collard Ernest, 96 Tyrwhitt road
Collm Mrs. John, 66 Tyrwhitt road Datson Howard, I 5 Wickham gardens sEdwards Miss E. Hazledon road
Collingridge William LL.M., M.A., M.D. Davey Thomas, 36 Braxfield road Edwards Nicholas P. M.I.N.A. 63 Wick-
Davidson Charles, 22 Endwell road ham road
65 Tressillian road Davidson George, 7 Wickham road
Davidson James, 33 Malpas road Edwards Thomas, 189 Malpas road
Collingwood Edward, 95 :Manor road Davidson Mrs. 133 Brockley road
CollingwoodFredk. Wm.R.N .gs~ianor rd Davies John George, 87 Howson road Edwards Thomas, 70 Manor road
CollingwoodGeo.Trevor R.N.9s:Manor rd Da,·ies W. B. 6 St. Margaret's road Edwards Waiter Robt. 6 Tre,sillian cres
Davis Edward, 34 Tyrwhitt road Eley Walter, 121 Manor road
Collins Charles, 89 ::\Ianor road Davis James Thomas, 7 Harefield road
Collins George, 82 Wickham road Davis John, 98 Manor road Elliot Frederick, 24 Harcourt road
Davis PercyLyaliHooker,9sCranfield rd Elliot William Redford, 78 Manor road
Collins James, 17 .Arabin road Davis Samuel, 8r Tyrwhitt road Elliott Alfred, 6 Arabin road
Collins William, 204 Brockley road Davis Wm. Bartlett, 32 Tressillian road Ellis Charles, I ro Breakspears road
Da vison Thomas Phillips, 170 Malpas rd
Collins William, 12 Comerford road Dawes Mrs. 42 Tyrwhitt road Ellis Edward, I7 .Albert road
Collis Mrs. I 13 Breakspears road Dawson William, 102 Tyrwhitt road Ellis Richd. Spaull, 167 Breakspears rd
Day Gcorge, IS7 Malpas road
Coltson Charles, 73 Cranfield road Day Joseph, 23 Brockley road Ellison John Wilkinson, 140 Brockley rd
Combe Charles Edwd. II3 Brockley rd Day Thomas, 62 Endwell road Elphick George, 110 Manor road
Cornbe David, I I3 Brockley road Deal Charles William, 48 Howson road English Edward William, 40 Malpas rd
Connew Henry, I & 3 Hazlcdon road Dean C. Y. I Wickham road Espinet N orberto, 67 Tressillian road
Connolly Miss, 21 Wickham road Dean William, 31 Rokeby road
Deane Edgar Laurie, 99 Malpas road Eunson George, 46 Malpas road
Conyers Henry, 36 Argyle terrace Dear John William, I59 Brcakspears rd
Cook Mrs. 82 Manor road Evans Rev. Josiah, 69 Manor road
Deering Mrs. 14 Harcourt road Evans Edward Lewis, 17 Rokehy road
Cooke Miss J. 17 Manor road Evans George, 147 Malpas road
de Gruchy James Edwd.3Whitbread rd Evans Henry, I 17 Brockley road
Coombs Arthur Henry,n7 Malpasroad De Koningh Leo, 16 Wickham gardens Eva.ns John D. 52 Tyrwhitt road
Cooper Alfred, 57 Arabin road De Koningh Madame, 91 Tyrwhitt road Evans Mrs. 5I Malpas road
Cooper G. Hazlcwood,29 Cranfield road Evans Samuel, 2 .Adelaide road
de Lessert Roberti F.O.s., F.s.s. 85 Evans Stephen, 6 Wickham gardens
Cooper R. R. 33 Manor road Evans Waiter, x66 Brockley road
Manor road Everett Mrs. 52 Brockley road
Coppick John B. 13 .Arabin road De Lcvantc Miss, I9 Tressillian road
Corke Mrs. 20 Adelaide road de Lisle Hirzel, sB Tyrwhitt road Evitt Miss M. 2 H.okeby crescent
Dench S1dney H. 2I Cranfield road Fairbank E. I I Manor road
Cornell Mrs. 28 Manor road Den.nantEdwd.Norman,64-Tressillian rd Fairbarns H ugh, I48 Brockley road
Costelow Mrs. 68 Tyrwhitt road Dennant Edwin, 29 Crescent road FairbarnsWalt.Rumsby,33Comer£ord rd
Cotton Capt. William, s6 Howson road Dennis John Henry, 128 Malpas road Farley Waiter, 71 Malpas road
Cottrill Major Jn.S.38 St.Margaret's sq Dennish Charles, I28 Brockley road Farmer Amos Alfred, 20 Foxberry road
Couldery Claudius, r Tressillian road Denny Mrs. 24 Rokeby road
Dent Edward John, 99 Manor road Farmer Mrs. 4 .Arabin road
• Denton Thomas, 100 Breakspears road Farthing Wait. Thus. I3 Tressillian cres
De St. Ligier W. J. 27 Braxfield road Faulkner Joseph, 9r Malpas road
Court James, II4 Malpas road Desnos Jean Baptiste,38 Sandbourne rd Fazan Mrs. 40 :\Ianor road
Court John, II Hokeby road Dettmer Louis Charles, 8o llrockley rd Fearnley J. C. 33 St. Margaret's road
Courtney Thomas, 201 Malpas road Dibbens James, 164 Malpas road Fellows Mrs. IS Harcourt road
Cousins Henry, 54 St. Margaret's sq Dickins Charles, 14 Malpas road Felton Edmund, 57 Cranfield road
Covell Mrs. 27 Foxberry road Dickson Alexander, 82 Tyrwhitt road Fenn Frederick William, 3 Manor road
Cowell John, 37 Tres3illian road Dilks Thomas, 19 Penmartin road Fenner Arthur, I 11 Malpas road
Cox Andrew J. 68 Manor road Dixon John, Sr Breakspears road
Cox Ernest, 26 Endwell road Dobbs Joseph, 22 Harefield road Ferrah James, 23 Harcourt road
Cox Joseph F. I28 Howson road Dobinson James Henry,45 I<'oxberry rd Few Wm. Rashleigh, 282 Brocklcy road
Cox Mrs. 28 Breakspears road Dodd Edwin, 9 Wickham gardens
Dolding Luke, 224 Brockley road Fewings Thos. .Ambrose, 124 llowson rd
Cox Mrs. so Tyrwhitt road Donaldson Alexander, I6 Malpas road I<'ielding John, 10 Crantield road
Cox Thomas, 28 Comerford road Donnelly John, 45 Brockley road Fielding John, Roseville, Upper Hare-
Oorey Francis, 25S Brockley road
Cox Thos. Nathaniel, IS Harefield road Douet E. B. II Carlton road field road
Cozens Frank, 47 St. Margaret's road Douglas Miss, 17 Brockley road Figgess Miss, 33 Brockley roaJ
Dournel Omer, 78 End well road Filby Cbarles, 31 Crantield road
Cozens Mi-s, 48 Cranfield road Dove Alfred, 7 Hazledon road Filby Wm. Henry, 3S Cranfield road
Craven Hawes, 246 Brockley road Dove George, I63 Manor road Finlinson Francis, 267 Brockley road
Craven Joseph, 52 Braxfield road Down Joseph, I Tyrwhitt road Finnie William, 1S8 Malpa.s road
Downes John James, 32 Cranfield road Finzel Frank, 9 Carlton road
Crawford Mrs. IS4 Brockley road Dowsett John, 62 Braxficld road Finzel William A. 25 Crescent road
Crawford William, 12 Braxlield road Draycott Mrs. r66 :Walpas road Fisher Alfred W. 27 Tyrwhitt ro:J.d
Drayton Mrs. 41 Braxfield road
Creasy Miss, 55 Cranfield road Drew E. 8 Comerford road Fisher Bernard, 36 St. Margaret's sq
Cregeen Miss, The Ferns,Harefield road Driscoll William, 35 Endwell road Fisher Thomas S. 65 Brockley road
Cresswell W. H. 42 I<'oxberry road Duck Mrs. x8 Endwell road Flack "\Villiam, 10 Comcrford road
Crisp Josiah, 13 Whitbread road Duck :Mrs. 207 M:alpas road Flanders Arthur, 52 Malpas road
Crisp William J ames, r6 Tressillian cres Duck Willia.m L. 82 Howson road
Dudin Frederick, 28 Harefield road Fleming George, 98 Tyrwhitt road
Cracker Arthur, 10 Vrickham gardens Dugon Francis, 91 Cranfield road Fleming William, 87 Endwell road
Crockford William, 226 Brock~y road Duncan James, 23 Rokeby road Fleming William, 62 Tressillian road
Crombie David, 2 Breakspears road Duncan Mrs. I03 Malpas road Fletcher Rev. Jn. 37 St. ~Iargaret's rd
Duncan Mrs. 14 Tyrwhitt road Fletcher H. V. S. 57 'fyrwhitt road
Crome Henry, 3 Albert road Dunk Albert, Arabin road Fleuss H. I9 Adelaide road
Dutson William, 88 Wickham road
Cross Henry, 87 Tyrwhitt road sFlitton Charles, Tressillian crescent
Cross Richard, 9I Breakspea.rs road Dutt<>n Mrs. 13 Ivy lane
Flood Frederick, 44 Endwell road
Crosswell Miss, 3 Cranfield road Flynn Richard, 20 Arabin road
Crostbwaite Frederick, 70 Braxfield rd
Crow Mrs. 39 Brockley road Forbes William, 3 Foxberry road
Crowden Mrs.Briarwood,Up.Harefld.rd Ford Edward, w;~ Malpas road
Crowther Edwin, 46 Braxfield road Ford J. 10 Braxfield road
Crowther J. so Tressillian road
Cruse George William, 43 Vesta road Forgas Francis, 77 Wickham road
Cubitt Herbert, Ss Tyrwhitt road Forrester Wm. Alex. Rosslyn, Adelaide rd
CullenWilliam David, 3 Charlotte villas,
Forsaith Mrs. 79 Manor road
Brockley lane
Cullingworth Mrs. 4 Foxberry road Foster I. 8 Cranfield road
Cumines Henry, IOI Tyrwhitt road
Cumming Robert, 62 Breakspears road Foster Jasper, I2 Carlton road
Cummings Henry, 50 Arabin road Foucar Alex. Louis, 8 Tressillian cres
Fowler Alfred, 84 Br11ckley road
Cunliffe William, 33 Harcourt road Fowler Mrs. 21 Whitbread road
Cupit William Henry, 6 Argyle terrace
Curd Richard Fredk. 2 Wallbutton rd Fowler Mrs. R. A. 9 Manor road
Curtis George Thos. 61 Breakspears rd
Curti.e Harry John, 172 Malpas road
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90 B.ROCKLEY. KENT. [KELLY's
Fowler Reuben, 155 Breakspears road Goulding Fredk. S. 88 Breaksp~rs road Hassold Mrs. 52 Cranfield road
Foy Harry Spencer A. 125 Brockley rd Gowar Hicks, 123 l\ialpas road Hatt Mrs. 11 Harefield road
Foy Mrs. James A. I25 Brockley road Graham H.obert, 92 Brockley road Hatton Mrs. 49 Cranfield road
Francis Caleb, 262 Brockley road Grant Thomas, 13 Breakspears road Hauff Peter, 9 Vesta road
Francis Trevor, 36 Tressil lian road Graves Augustus Wm. u2 Brockley rd Hawke Geo. F. Edwd. 22 Cranfield rd
Francis Wallis, 83 Manor road Gray Henry William, 30 Rokeby road Hawke Jewel!, 214 Brockley road
l<'rancis William, 47 Cranfield road .Gray Mrs. I44 Malpas road Hawkins Capt. Jn. Thos. F. 8 Albert rd
Franks Mrs. 37 End well road Gray Wallace, 21 Braxfield road Hawkins Mrs. 50 Howson road
l:''raser Mrs. 253 Hrockley road Greaves Charles, I 8 Adelaide road Hawley Alfd.Arth. Aldstock,Adelaide rd
Fraser Dr. P. 77 Breakspears road Greaves H.ichard, I 1 Ivy lane Haycraft Mrs. 48 Breakspears road
Frederick Mrs. 56 Braxfield road Green H.ev. John [Baptist], 48 Sand- Hayler Georgo, 38 :VIalpas road
Freeman John William, 18 Arabia road bourne road Haynes John James, 7 Cranfield road
French Albert, 35 Penmartin road Green George., 4 Tyrwhitt road Heath Job, 13 Charlotte vls. Brockley la
Frigout Major Fras. Wm. 103 Manor rd Green John A. 228 Brockley road Heather Capt. George P. R.N. 47 Tyr-
FrostChas.Jsph.Mus.noc.88Tyrwhitt rd Green John Lewis, 92 Howson road whitt road
Fry Thos. Hy.Edgcumbe, SiWickham rd Green Joseph Abbott, 145 Manor road Helmer Hans Christian,235Brockley rd
Fry Wind over Edmd. 21 Hreakspears rd Greenwood John,15 Tressillian crescent Hemsley William, 53 Tyrwhitt road
Fryer Frdk. Rt. The Khor, Brockley rd Greeves Rev. JohnW.12Breakspears rd Henderson Capt. James R.N. rog
Fnggle Miss, 39 St. Margaret's road Greeves Miss, 12 Breakspears road Breakspears road
Fulford Miss, 132 Hreakspears road Gregory Mrs. 9 Comerford road Henderson Arthur, 2o6 Brockley road
Fuller Albert John, 104 Tressillian rd Gregory William, 98 Hrockley road Hennell Robert, r Breakspears road
Fuller Edward, 33 Penmartin road Grier Franc is, 202 Malpas road Henry Walter,Ellerslie, Up.Harefield rd
l<'uller John, Fullerton ho. Penmartin rd Griffin Rupert, 3 Rokeby road Heppenstall Thomas, 8o Tyrwhitt road
Fuller John Wallace, 5 Malpas road Griffiths John l<'rederick, 79 Endwell rd Herapath John Henry, 46 Comerford rd
l<'uller Mrs. 70 Endwell road Griffiths Mrs. 67 Malpas road HerapathMrs.Herne vil. Up. Harefield rd
Fuller Thomas, 21 Harcourt road Griggs George, 21 Penmartin road IIerbert Henry H.. 107 Breakspears rd
Fulton Mrs. 20 Reservoir road Griggs William, II Tressillian crescent Herbert Tom Crossing, ro6Wickham rd
l<'urniss Charles "\Vm. 44 Cranfield rd Groome Henry M.C.P. I Manor road Heward Jas. Richard,.. 52 Wickham rd
Furrell Lincoln, 98 vVickham road Gross Frederick John, r r Adelaide road Heywood William Jn. 22 Foxberry rd
Gabriel Mrs. 26 Wickharn road Groves George Wm. 17 Whitbread rd Hiatt Henry, 18 Tyrwhittroad
Gaeger Emile, 49 Comerford road Growse Rbt.Goldsworthy, 183Malpas rd Hibbert Samuel, 45 Braxfield road
Gainsborough Mrs. 41 End well road Grugeorn Charles, 33 Crescent road Hierons Charles, 121 Malpas road
Gallop John, 105 Brockley road Grundy Rev. Charles Henry M.A.[vicar Higgins James, 2 Whitbread road
of St. Peter's], so Breakspears road Hig-gins Mrs. 32 Rokeby road
Gambell Thomas A. 102 Howson road
Gambrill Norton S. 10 Reservoir road Hadley John Thomas, 16 Argyle ter Hilderton Henry D.35 St.Margaret'srd
Garbutt Jn. Gilbert M.A. 67 Braxfield rd Hailstone Mrs. 28 Sandbourne road Hildyard Geo. Herbt. 34 Wickham rd
Gardiner John, 45 Vesta road Haines George, 6o Breakspears road Hildyard John, 10 Arabin road
Gardiner Thomas, I8 Whitbread road Haines Miss, 19 Wickham road Hill G. A. Treyer, 22 Tyrwhitt road
Gardner Mrs. 24 Manor road Hale George, 85 Cranfield road Hill John, 34 Argyle tP.rrace
Garland John Leonard, 6 Albert road Hale William, 34 Rokeby road Hill Mrs. I Clifton road
Garner David, 88 Howson road Hall Albert, 77 Malpas road Hill William John, 8 Pendrell road
Garner J. 7 Hrockby road Hall Charles, I 8 Harcourt road Hills Charles Fras. 50 Breakspears road
Garnham John, I I Crescent road Hall George Edward, 59 Manor road Hills John, 19 Malpas road
Garry Alfred, 13 Argyle terrace Hall Henry, 64 Breakspears road Hiltbrunner Jean, 72 Malpas road
Garside Alfred, 17 Comerford road Hall Mrs. 34 Harcourt road Hindmarsh Giffard Alex. 7 Arabin road
Garters Thomas, 36 Rokeby road Hall Robert, r Adelaide road Hines Daniel, 123 Breakspears road
GaskainDenisHinton, r 35Breakspears rd Hallam Herbert, 145 Breakspcars road HitchcockFredk. Chas. 56Breakspears rd
Gates Richard Waiter, 68 Adelaide rd Hamblin Ebenezer, 18 Harefield road Hobbs F. J. 141 Manor road
Gay Alfred John, 61 Manor road HamburyAlfrd.J'iph. 177Breakspears rd Hobbs Frederick, 67 Wickham road
Gay Robert Charles, 10 Ivy lane Hammer E. J. H. 6 Wickham road Hobgen Geo. Fredk. 10 Break.~pears rd
Gayton William, 157 Brockley road HammondRev. Fdc.Jn.T. A.K. C.L.[cur.in Hobgen Miss, 49 Trcssillian road
Gaywood William, 37 Arabin road charge ofSt.Cyprian's],4Comerford rd Hockey Oliver, 78 Wickharn road
Gaze W. 25 Harefield road Hammond George, 134 Hr~akspears rd Hodginson .Mrs. 4 Shandon pl. Vesta rd
Geddes Thos. Jas. 104 Breakspears rd Hampton Thomas, sr Tyrwhitt road Hodson Edward, 36 Malpas road
Gee Edwin James, 67 Foxberry road Hancock Henry, 15 St. Margaret's rd Hodson James, 8 "'ickham gardens
Genn Frank R. 19 Whitbread road Hancock Miss, 16 Tyrwhitt road Hogbin Henry Sachett, I Charlotte
Genn Mrs. I6r Breakspears road Handcock Hy. Jas. 40 Tressillian road villas, Brockley lane
Gent George Samuel, 90 Malpas road Hankins Charles, 26 Argyle terrace Hogg John, 7 Crescent road
Gibb Matthew, 66 End well road Hanneford Miss, 129 Malpas road Hogg Mrs. 58 Cranfield road
Gibbon Henry, 14 Endwell road Harding Edward, 25 Tyrwhitt road Holder Alfred George, r 8 Foxberry rd
Gibbs Samuel, 235 Malpas road Harding Frederick, 21 Penmartin road Holding Mrs. 83 Cranfield road
Gibson David, 14 Braxfield road Harding J ames, 32 Foxberry road Holditch J. W. 46 Howson road
Giddins Mrs. I9 St. Margaret's road Harding Richard, 24 Arabin road Holgate John, 65 Tyrwhitt road
Gilbert Saml. Allison, 8 Glensdale road Harding Thomas, II4 Brockley road Holland William Charles, III Manor rd
Gilders George, 154 Malpas road Hardy Alfred Lloyd, 40 Tyrwhitt road Hollebone Mrs. 44 Braxfield road
G-ilt>.s Alexander, 41 Malpas road Harford Patrick, 49 Tyrwhitt road Rollick Stuart, I 1 Argyle terrace, Pen·
Giles Samuel, 86 Tyrwhitt road Harmsworth Hy. Wm. 1o6 Manor rd martin road
Gilham Wait. Jonn. 34 Braxfield road Harmsworth Harry, 25 Cranfield road Hollingworth Mrs. 92 Breakspears road
Gill Thomas Richard, 21 Harefield rd Harold Christy, 15 .(\delaide road Hollowa)" Orlando Albt. 17 Harcourtrd
Gillbee Mrs. 44 Wickham road Harris Capt. H. R. 4 Carlton road Holman John, 84 Malpas road
Ginger Mrs. 66 Manor road Harris Herbert, 8 Breakspears road Holmden Percy l<'letcher, 12 Wickhatn
Gladstone Miss, 37 Manor road Harris Josiah Rees, 105 Malpas road gardens
Gloag Joseph, 73 Malpas road Harris Mrs. r64 Brockley road Holmer Mrs. W. G. 12 Endwell road
Glover Henry, 219 Brockley road Harris Mrs. 7 Rokeby road Holte Alfred, 5 Adelaide road
Godfrey Mrs. 194 Brockley road Harris Mrs. Bt. Clear's, Tyrwhitt road Hone Miss, 66 Tressillian road
Goldsack T. W. 44 Foxberry road Harris William Jas. 97 Cranfield road Honey Jn. D. Brunswick cot. Rokebyrd
Goldsmith Mr!l. 71 Manor road IIarrison John, r6I Malpas road Honey W. J. 50 Manor road
Gooch Jesse, 32 Endwell road Harry Edward, 2 Clifton road Hooker John, 33 Cranfield road
Goodale Mrs. 101 Howson road Harry Frank, 2 Wickham gardens Hooker Miss, 29 Tyrwhitt road
Goodchild Frederick, 2 Ivy lane Harry Wm. Dyer, 82 Breakspears road Hooker Mrs. 52 Comerford road
Goodchild James, 67 Tyrwhitt road Harryman Mrs. 117 Manor road Ilookham John, 26 Foxberry road
Goodchild Mrs. 134- Brockley road Hartley 0. W. u8 Hrockley road Hopday Edwin, 44 Malpas road
Goode Charles, 4 Rokeby road Harvey Capt. Thomas F. Nugata, Hare- Hopgood Lewis, 28 Arabin road
Goodisson Mrs. 34 Manor road field road Hopgood Thomas Wm. 234 Malpas rd
Goodridge John Taylor, La Chalet, Harvey Frank Godfrey, 28 Reservoir rd Hopkins :Frank Aug. 39 Tyrwhitt road
Brockley lane Harvey James Henry, r Braxfield road Hopkins Robert H. 56 Tyrwhitt road
Gordon John M. n. 20 Wickham road Harvey James Henry, t7 Braxfield road Hopper George I. 173 Breakspears road
Gore Henry James, 66 Braxfield road Harvey Mrs. 4 Endwell road Horan Mrs. r6o Malpas road
Gore William, I35 Manor road Harvey-Jellie Mrs. 61 Tyrwhitt road Horner l:''rederick, 2 Albert road
Gorringe Frederick, 69 Endwell road Harwood James George, 4 Clifton road Horriher Mrs. 15 Penmartin road
Gough William Lane, 72 Tyrwhitt road Haselgrove George, 54 Comerford road Horsfield Jamcs, 22 Breakspears road
Gould William, 132 Brockley road Ha.slop James, 47 Brockley road · Horton Alfred Edward, 104 Manor rood
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BROCKLE'i·• Pl
Horton Benjamin, 36 Reservoir road • •
HorwoOd Vernon, 137 Breakspears road Kilke "Jiartin, 12 Sandbourne road Lon[!man Ern2st, 103 llowson road
H ugh Edward, 46 Foxberry road Lovering Wm. Rogers, 34 Comerford rd
H ~h Mr;;. 1 .Arabin roa:l Kilsel E. F. Elcbo villa, Harcourt road Lnw Richd. 4 Charlotte vils. Brockley la
Housdon Joseph, 64 Braxfield road
H ward .A. G. 99 Howson road Kimmins Waiter, 102 Brockley road L<JW Thomas, 59 Arabin road
Howard Mrs. 102 Manor road Lowe W. G. 85 Hreakspears road
King Charles, roB Howson road Luboldt Paul Tneodore,3Breakspears rd
Howard William Aug. 85 Endwell road Lucas John Edward, 14 San~bourne rd
Howarth Jame.'l Edward, 7 Ivy lane King George, 162 Malpas road
Howarth Thomas Wm. 3 Hareourt rd Lucas Mrs. 8r Manor road
Howarth W. F. R.Hist.s. 102 Malpas rtl King John, 58 Braxfield road Lngg Misses, 40 Arabin road
Howe Charles, 217 Brockley road Luks William, 35 Breakspears road
Howell Thomas James, 9 Malpas road King Miss, 4 Whitbread road * Lumley Thomas, 8g WiPkham road
Lush Alfred Edward, 19 Foxberry road
Howlett Henry, 74 Foxberry road King Mrs. r6 Adelaide road Lutt Ed ward, 77 Tressillian road
Hoyle John, 94 Brockley road Lye James, 22 Comerford road
Huddy Joseph, 2t Cranfield road King William, 17 Malp'l.S roarl
Lythgoe Jame> P. 33 Vesta road
Hudson George S. 40 Braxfield road Kingdon MI·s. 38 Tressillian roau McAII Rev. Robert [Congre.;ational],
Huggett J oseph, 123 Brockley road
HU!!gett Thomas, 47 Braxfield road Kingsford William, 10 Tyrwhitt road 17 Tressillian crescent
Hu!!gett Thomas Charles, 56 Vesta rd McA!lister Robert, 239 Brockley roa1
Hughes Augustus Geo. 67 llrockley rd Kiver Mrs. 75 Breakspears roacl
McCarthv S. 6 End well road
Hughes Mrs..16 Comerford road Knapp Mrs. Sarab, 12 Harefield road •
Hughes Mrs. 20 Malpas road
Knapton John Matthias,28 Cranfield rd McDonald Charles, 40 Rokeby road
Humpherus Henry, II Wickham road Macdonald HenryGeorge,73Tyrwhitt rd
Hunt George, 12 Argyle terrace Knight Capt. W. F. 150 Brockley road ~lacdonald Miss E. M. 73 Tyrwhitt rd
Hunt Wllliam, Endwell road McDonell William, 65 llraxtield roar!
Hutchings Francis, 5 Tyrwhitt road Knight Charles, 39 Arahin road
Button Mrs. II,Harcourt road l\Iclntosh Donald, 46 Tyrwhitt road
Knight Edward Josiah, 86 Manor road l\Iclntyre John, 84 Wickham road
Hvder Thomas, 22 Harcourt road Macklin A. C. 8 Carlton road
I'Anson Miss, 25 Comerford road Knight James Stephen, 66 Malpas road McLachla.n William, 29 Arabin road
Iggleden John, 97 Howson road Knight Mrs. 72 Howson road l\IcLean Hugh, 43 Cranfield road
Incledon Richard, I Harefield road Maclean Miss, 52 St. ~Iargaret's square
Ingenlath Emile, 27 Manor road Knight Mrs. 86 Manor road l\Iaclean William, 190 Brockley road
Ingersent Edgar, 19 Penmartin road Mcl\Iurray Wm. Alfd. 69 Comerford rd
Ingle Thomas, IO Albert ro3.U Knight Thomas John, 53 Arabin road
l\IcPherson Ronald, 48 Vesta road
Inglis David, 2 Penmartin road Knight William, 275 Brockley road l\IcRae Gilbert, 135 Hrockley road
Ini,>Tam Jn. Edwd. 18 St.l\Iargaret's rd Madsen P. W. 64 Foxberry road
Inman Wm. Jabez, 141 llreakspears rd Knowles James ~William, 39 ::\Ianor road Mager Berthold, 26 Sandbourne road
Innes Robert, 6 Adelaide road
Knox John, 86 BreakSjJears road Mahan George, 39 Comerford road
lve Mrs. 41 Brockley road Male Frank, 37 Harcourt road
Jackson HarveySeymour, 12Adelaide rd Korck Charles, 207 Brockley road Manger Albert, 227 Malpas road
Manger William, 100 ~Manor road
Jacobs James, 29 Endwell road K usel Miss, 52 Foxberry road ~Ianley Samuel William, 14 Ivy lane
James Charles, 65 Cranfield road Manly Gcorgo Wm. to6 Breakspears rd
James Harry, 6 Whitbread road Lack Joseph, 222 Malpas road
Mann James, I75 Malpas road
James W1lliam, 75 Tyrwhitt road Ladd Mrs. 46 Tressillian roau Mann Miss, 21 Manor road
Jameson Mrs. 167 l\Ianor road Manners Rev. John l!.A..213 Brockley rd
Jaques .Martin Arnold, 8 Adelaide road Lambden Mrs. 151 )Ianor ro1d ivlanners Alfred, 3 Ivy lane
Jarman Henry John, u6 Howson road Manwaring Joseph, I07 Manor road
Lambert Carlton John M.A. 42 llr.3ak- Marchant W. 65 Arabin road
Jarrey Edward, 27 Cranfield road
Jay .Alfred Charles, 6o Tyrwbitt road spears road .Mars Mrs. 139 Breakspears road
Jeans James W. 156 Malpas road Marsden Mrs. 4 Breakspears road
Jeffery Mrs. James, 95 Wickham road Lambert Fk. Sweeting, 231 Brock~eyrd Marsh Thomas, 42 Tressillian road
Jenkins G. H. 101 Breakspears road Marsball Fredk. Richd. 62 Foxberrv rd
Jenkins James, 2 Glensdale road Lambie William, 24 Sandbourne road
JenkinsJohn, Benzevill, Up.Hareficlu rd •
Lamont Robert, 29 Braxficld road
Jenkinson Miss, 21 Brockley road Marshall Thomas, 17 Foxberry road
Jephson John H. 46 Crantield road Lancaster Geo. Hewit.t, 20 Tressillian rd lHarston llenjamin, 37 Braxfield road
Jessup George J ames, 277 Brockley rd Martell Ben jamin, 9 Tressillian cres
Joest Charles, II Wickham gardens Lanchester Charles, 6 Reservoir road ~Iarter Misses, 7 Carlton road
John William, 46 Breakspears road Lanchester Robert Hy. 181 Malpas rd :\Iartin Capt. George Thos. II .Albert rd
Johns Mrs. 63 Brockley road Martin B. 2 Foxberry road
Johnson Kendrick, 29 Foxberry road Landon Fredc.Geo.lii.A. 59Tressillian rd Martin Daniel, 126 Malpas road
Johnson Mrs. 28 Foxberry roau Martin Edmd. Herring, q6 Malpa.s rd
Johnson Thomas Charles, 61 End well rd Langley Fk.Jones, Rokeby ho. Rokeby rd
Johnson William, 1 Rokeby road Martin Geor2e, 20 Cranfield road
Johnson William Charles, 13 Malpas rd Langton John, 14 Tressillian crescent Martin J. 2 Foxberry road
Martin Jabcz, Nutley ho Penmartin rd
Jonas Charles, 13 Cranfield road Langton B.obert, 106 Tressillian road
Jonas Charles, 77 Cranfield road 1\'Iartin James Henry, 49 Breakspears rd
Jones Arthur Lloyd, r88 Brocklcy road Lassimonne Lucien, 2 Cranfield road Martm Reuben, Endwell ho. End well rd
Jones Edward, 75 Comerford road Martin Thomas Geo. 23 Whitbread rd
Jones Mrs. 46 Manor road Latham J obn Henry c.E. 199 Malpas rd Martin W. J. 2 Tressillian road
Martin William Charles, 9 Argyle ter
Jones Mrs. 59 'fyrwhitt road Latham Miss, 238 Brockley road Mason Charles Alfred, 9 'fressillian rd
Jones Richard, 61 Braxfield road Mason George, 214 Malpas road
Laurence Mrs. 39 Tressillian road Mason Thomas, II5 Breakspears road
Jones Stephen C. I9 Albert road Massie Bllnjamin, 7 .Albert road
Jones Thomas JamP~'l, 21 Albert road Laver William, 245 Brockley road
Jones William, 76 Howson street Mather J. Tattom, 193 Malpas ro3.d
Law Charles, 28 Argyle terrace Mathews Ed ward Andrew, 26 31anor rd
Joslin Frederick, 35 Manor road
Lawrance William Clark, 165 Malpas rd Mathews George, 38 Endwell road
Joy Benjamin H. 53 Endwell road Matthews 1\'Irs. 62 Brnckley road
Lawson Isaac, 144 Brockley road Maxwell Golden, 32 Comerford road
Kay George, 105 Howson road ~Iaxwell Miss, 25 Manor road
Keen .Albert, 49 Wickham road Lavland Mrs. II8 Manor road May Chal"les, I Upper Harefield road
Keene Mrs. 1 r Cranfield road • May Mrs. 9 Clifton road
Keer William, 17 St. Margaret's road May Thomas Willia.m, 32 Harefield rd
Le Blond "Jiadame, 4 Argyle terrace Mayes Capt. Wm. R.N. 43 Treqsillian rd
Kelvie Henry James, 38 Arabin road Mayes Frederick, 108 Malpas road
Kelrie Mrs. 78 Adelaide road Lecoffre .Abraham, 55 Foxberry road
Kemp William, 45 Breakspears road Maynard E. G. 3 Adelaide road
Kench James, 61 Arabin road Ledger Matthew, 23 St. M~rgaret's rd Maynard Ed ward, 2 Charlotte villas,
Kennard John B. 3 Crescent road
Kennedy James B. 69 Tyrwhitt road Lee George William, 136 )lalpas road Brockley lane
Mead Joseph Burgess, 32 Wickham rd
Kent Horace, 53 St. .Margaret's road Lee Henry, 152 Malpas road Meade George M. jun. 71 Braxfield rd
Kerrisk John, 26 Rokeby road Lee John, 37 Penmartin road Medhurst Richard, 3 Brockley road
Kersey Walter Robert, 53 Wickham rd Medhurst Richd.Wm. 108 Tressillian rd
Kildare Arthur, 9 Harefield road LeersVan Tienbovea Chas. I 86:\lalpa.s rd
Melhuish Miss, 45 Cranfield road
Leicester John, 62 Malpas road
Mellish Edward, 24 Breakspears road
Leipziger Mrs. 95 Tyrwhitt road
Melior Major J. 8o Howson road
Le Maitre Miss, 263 Hrockley roa:l
Lemere Bedford, 21 Tyrwhitt road
Lepper Herbert 0. 47 Vesta road
Leslie J otm, 59 Braxfield road
Leslie S. M. 57 Braxfield road
Leverett John, 61 Foxberry road
Levett Charles, 104 Mal pas road
Lewis Rev. John, 52 Manor road
Lewis H. V. 124 Brockley road
Lewis James, 21 St. Margaret's road
Lewis Mrs. 143 Breakspears road
Ley George, 153 Malpas road
Liffen William Fredk. 12 Cranfield rd
Light Thomas Robert, S4 Arabin road
Lilly Mrs. go Tyrwhitt road
Ling R. 15 Albert road
Link Edwa.rd, I Foxberry road
Linnett Isaac, r 85 l\Ialpas road
Little 3irs. 47 Tressillian road
Lloyd Mrs. 2 Hazledon road
Lloyd Mrs. ro Whitbread road
Loane Dr. Josepb, 98 Tressillian road
Lockyer George, 12 Wickham road
Lockyer Mrs. 6 Manor road
Logan Major Quin, II9 Manor road
London Mrs. 179 Malpas road
London Robert, 8-t Tyrwhitt road
London Thomas, I Hokeby crescent
Long George, 8o Manor road
Long 'Waiter, 49 Foxberry road
Longhurst Miss, 22 Tressillian road
Longinoto Mrs. 13 Wickham road
Longinotto Augustine, 120 Howson rd
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Melville George, 7 Glensdale road Newmarch George, roo Brockley road Pellatt William C. 268 Brockley road
Merche Carl, 6 Tressillian road Newnham Lewis, 22 :;\'[anor road Pells William, gr Wickham road
Merritt Thomas J. 8 Tyrwhitt road Newton Miss, 138 Breakspears road Pembroke E. L. 105 Tyrwbitt road
Metcalfe David James, 14 Argyle ter Newton Mrs. r Ivy lane Penfold Harry, 57 Malpas road
Metcalfe Mrs. 48 Wickharn road Newton Wentworth, 2 Comerford road Penson Wm. Collins, go Tressillian rd
Metherell William, sr Arabin road Nicholls JabezSamuel,g7Breakspears rd Peracovich Thomas, 5 Harcourt road
Metzler Mrs. 20 Wickham gardens Nicholls James, 107 Howson road Percer Mrs. 54 Howson road
Mewes John, rr2 Malpas road Nicholls John, 230 Brockley road Percy Henry ·wait. 153 Breakspears rd
Michell Miss, 237 Erockley road Nicholls John, lil23 Malpas road Perels Anton, 77 Manor road
Midforth Charles By. 48 Cornerford rd Nicholls l\Iiss, II End well road Perring Mrs. 5 Arabin road
Milburn Thomas, 21 Rokeby road Nicholson Mark, 43 Malpas road Petter Arthur, 6o Manor road
Miles Edward, 6r Hrockley road Nicholson Mrs. 100 Tressillian road Petter I<'rederick Charles, 1 Argyle ter
Miles Frederick, 27 Brockley road Nickal John, 14 Carlton road Phelps J ames, 7 Wickham gardens
Miles Henry, 13 Malpas road Nickless Mrs. 134 Malpas road Phelps William, rr Tyrwhitt road
Miles Thomas, 43 Comerford road Nixon J. C. 68 Howson road Phillips Edwin, ro2 Wickham road
Millacbip Walter, n8 Breakspears road Nixon John,. IA, Tressillian road Phillips George, r6 Breakspears road
Miller Henry, 127 Malpas road Noakes Angus, 33 Braxfield road Phillips Geor~e, 71 Foxberry road
Miller John, 24 Trcssillian road Noakes J. T. Brockley hall, Brockley rd Phillips J oseph, rog Brockley road
Miller John Stewart, 32 Sandbourne rd Norfolk George, 13 Manor road Pb.illips Mrs. 31 Harcourt road
Milloy Thomas Robert, 14 Reservoir rd Xorman William Henry, 7 Argyle ter Phillipson Mrs. I Wallbutton road
Mills Charles James, roo Tyrwhitt rd N orrington Charles, 22 .Adelaide road Philpott Henry, rr Brockley road
Mills F. Vandelure, 8 Clifton road Norrington George, 15 Crescent road Phin James, 146 Malpas road
Mills Mrs. SI Wickham road Nottage William, go Breakspears road Phipps Rev. H. [curate of St, John's],
Mills Robert H. 43 Tyrwhitt road N udin£" H. r6 Clifton road 33 Tyrwhitt road
Mills William, 13 Foxberry road Nunn Samuel, 32 Braxfield road Phipps Samuel, 41 Ercakspears road
Minchell John, 109 Manor road Nunn William, 5 Harefield road Pickering John Turney,7o Tressilhan rd
Mindenhall Mrs. r rr Howson road Nunnerley J. 35 Brockley road Pierpoint Edward, n6 Brockley road
Minnett H. W. 5 Shandon place Oakley Capt. Richard, 95 Howson road Pillet Jules, Medina villa, Tressillian rd
Mitchell Robert Nathaniel M.D. 25 Oatley Alfred, ro Endwell road Ping William, 2 Sandbourne road
Wickham road Oddey Wm.Eli Wilfred,2r6A,Malpas rd Piper Alfred, r St. Margaret's road
Moir Charles, 131 Manor road Odle Samuel, 40 Cranfield road Plank Edward George, 202 Brockley rd
Moir William, 99 Brockley road Odon Frederick, r6 Ivy lane Player Edward Williarn, 175 Manor rd
Monnery Walter, :18 Reservoir road Offill Geo. Alfred, 20 Wickbam gardns Plumbridge Alfd. L. 147 Ereakspears rd
Monshull Alfred John, 37 Cranfield rd Oliver Frdk. George, 13 Tyrwh1tt road Plumbridge James, r Tressillian cres
Montagnon A. Rokeby road Olver Rev.George Williarn B.A. [Wes.J, Plumbridge Misses, 6o Endwell road
Montgomery William Thomas, 32 76 Wic',ham road Plummer Frederick, 75 Foxberry road
Argyle terrace Onyon William, ro Carlton road Plummer Miss, 37 Breakspears road
Moore Chas. Rendall, 137 Erockley rd Openshaw William Henry, 54 Vesta rd Plumstead George Robt. 204 Malpas rd
Moore Edwin Davis, 88 Malpas road Opperman J. 101 Manor road Pohl John S. 8 Whitbread road
Moore H. B. rgA, Harefield road Oram William, s~ Tressillian road Poley John Charles, 71 Endwell road
Moore Joseph, 38 Wickham road Organ J oseph, 243 Brockley ro:1d Pulley Miss, ro6 Brockley road
Moore William, 125 Breakspears road O'Riley Andrew, 8r Enrlwell road Pope Mrs. 36 Arabin road
Moorekeys Robert, 65 Foxberry road Osbiston Miss, 45 Tyrwhitt road Popham Mrs. 198 Malpas road
Morcom J oseph, SI Manor road Osman Mrs. r6 Tressillian road Portch Edwin, 65 Manor road
Morelli Mariano, 9 Endwell road Ounsted Mrs 247 Erockley road Potter J. C. 3 c:ifton road
Moreton Ernest, 25 St. ~Iargaret's rd Ower Mrs. 14 Whitbread road Potter Wm. Edward, 99 Tyrwhitt road
Morgan David, 26 Comerford road Oxley Mrs. 146 Brockley road Pottinger Mrs. 61 Cranfield road
Morgan Miss, 38 Braxfield road Ozzard Jas. Wm. R.N. 94 T_yrwhitt rd Poulley John, n8 Malpas road
Morgan Mrs. 74 Breakspears road Padfield Edwin, 123 Manor road Poulson Capt. Andrew, II6 Malpas rd
Morley William, 69 Tressillian road Page Augustus, 212 Brockley road Povey Thomas, 74 Malpas road
Morris David, 13 Braxfield road Page Charles 'Villiam, 19 Rokeby road Powell Charles, 70 Brockley road
Morris Thomas By. 83 Breakspears rd Page Horsley, 39 Rokeby road Power John, Heathcote, Harefield road
Morris W. H. 5 St. Margaret's road Page John, 133 Breakspears road Pratt Mrs. Jn.Albt. 45 St. Margaret's rd
Morris William, 270 Brockley road Page John, 239 Malpas road Pratt Samuel, 23 Comerrord road
Morrish John, 23 Penmartin road Paice John, 85 Wickbam road Prestige John Tbeodore, 64 Wickham rd
Morrison George, 24 Reservoir road Pain William, 86 Brockley road Prestige John Theodore, jun. 54 Break-
Morrison Mrs. 7 Tressillian road Pakes John James, 10 Malpas road spears road
Morrison Wilham, 72 Wickham road Palmer George, 93 Wickham rnad Prestige Mrs. 84 Manor road
Morrow ·waiter, ::;o Malpas road Palmer Harry, 3 Sprules road Price Biddell, 8o Tressillian road
Morter Percy, 17 Harefield road Palmer Mrs. 206 Malpas road Price Henry Shirley, 15. Breakspears rd
Mosbach-Amy Madame F. SI Tressil- Palrner ~Irs. 48 Manor road Price John, 146 Breakspears road
lian road PalmerWm.Johnson,r6St. Margaret's rd Prime Charles M. rT.cr.eEs.siTll•viarnwrhoiattdroaU.
Mosley M. E. II ~ Brockley road PalmerWilliamMitchel,sWickham gdns Pring Arthur,
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Moss Miss, 200 Mal pas road Pannett Thomas, 37 Penmartin road Prior Capt. Julius, 244 Brockley road
Mote Mrs. 121 Breakspears road Parke Charles James,89 Breakspears rd Pritchitt James, jun. 28 Adelaide road
MouldWm.Comerford ho.Comerford rd Parker Mrs. 15 Clifton road Pritchitt James, sen. 26 Adelaide road
Mould William, 6g Howson road Parker Waiter, 5 Brock.ley road Privat Frederick, 10 Adelaide road
Mould William C. 23 Endwell road P.1fkhouse William D. 28o Erockley rd Procter Robert, 102 Tressil\ian road
Mudd Mrs. 3 Arabin road Parkinson James, 46 Vesta road Provan Alexander, r6 Vi'ltitbread road
Muir Mrs. 8 Vesta road Parkinson Waiter, 96 Breakspears rd Pryor John, 37 Hokeby road
Mumm Carl, II2 Tressillian road Parnell Edmund, 13 Wickham gardens Pullen Benjamin, 171 Malpas road
Munro Alexander, 83 Wickham road Parnell Mrs. 16 Manor road Pulley Alfred, 82 Tressillian road
Murdoch Douglas McPherson, 100 How- Parry Theoclore, 6 Ivy lane Pulley l\Irs. 7 Adelaide road
son road Parsons G. S. 4 Wickham gardens Pullin Eenjamin, 51 St. Margaret's road
Murray John, 14 Harefield road Parsons J. H. 52 Arabin road Punchard James, r 19 Malpas road
Muskett J ames, 40 Foxberry road Parsons Vanghan R. 128 Breakspears rd Purvis Mi~s, 56 Brockley road
N apper Chas. Samuel, 34 Tressillian rd Partridge John Thomas, 197 Malpas rd Purvis Thomas, 55 Tyrwhitt road
N ash Charles Stevens, 2 Carlton road Pascall George Henry, 17 Penmartin rd Putley Miss E. 49 Endwell road
Naunton A. C. II Arabin road Pasco Miss, 174 Malpas road Pybus Henry, I I Whitbread road
Naylor William Thos. 7 Whitbread rd PatersonGeo.7Charlotte viis. Brockley la Pycraft John, 91 Malpas road
Neeld Mrs. 147 Brockley road Paul Edward Pascoe, 30 Harefield rd Pyne Joseph, 6 Ereakspears road
Nelson Arthur Robson, Wyke house, Pawle AlfredNorton, 46 Wickham rd Quint Samuel, 116 Manor road
llarcourt road Payne Albert Henry, g6 Howson road Ramage Edgar Alfred, 149 Malpas road
Nelson Joseph, 85 Malpas road Payne Mrs. 7 Tyrwhitt road Ramage William Fredk. 34 Cranfield rd
Nesbitt Geo. Augustus, 66 Foxberry rd Peacock Mrs. r8 Wtckham road Rammage Harry, 3 Wickham gardens
Newbery George, 68 Endwell road Peake Mrs. Loyalty, g6 Brockley road Ramsay Harris, 29 Wickham road
Newbery James, 4 Vulcan road Pearce Edward, 133 Malpas road Ranee Alfred James, 196 Malpas road
N ewbon Charles, 79 Tyrwhitt road Pearce Samuel, 47 Comerford road Rand James, 48 Malpas road
Newcombe Waiter, 64 Endwell road Peet Thomas, 66 Wickham road Randall George, 5 Whitbread road
Newling James, 78 Brockley road Pegg Mrs. Kingswood cot. Vulcan rd Randall James, 7 Clifton road
Newman Arthur Harrison, x Carlton rd Peglar Josepb William, 41 Manor road Rand ell John, 52 Endwell road
Newman James, 73 Manor road Peirson Miss, 19 Wickham road Ra.ne James, 92 Malpas road
DIRECIOBY.J KENT. 13ROCKLEY.
Ransom Capt. M. H. 38 St.~argaret's rd Sca.rlett Miss, 2 Rokeby road Southon Mrs. 40 Comerford road
Ravenscroft V. S. 139 Brockley road Schafer Mrs. 127 Hrockley road Speed Henry Andrews R.N. Clonakilty,
Rawles Waiter Freclk. 97 Wickham rd Schneebeli Hy. Myrtle cot. Rokeby rd Adelaide road
Rawlings .Alfred, 33 Tressillian road Schoficld Mrs. 5 Clifton road Spillane William Henry, 93 Manor rd
Rawlings John, 224 Malpas road Schultz William Albert, r68 Malpas rd Spon Francis N1colas, 45 Wickham rd
Rayson Frank, 41 Vesta road Scott Yrederick, 31 Arabin road Spooner Harry G. 220 Brockley road
Reach Thomas, ro Glensdale road Scott Mrs. I I4 Manor road 8pratling William J. B.sc., F.G.S. 74
Read Mrs. 41 Tressillian road Seabrook William, 53 Tressillian road Wickham road
Reckner George, 112 Wickham road Seal Charles, 4 Vesta road Sprules Albert, 44 Tyrwhitt road
Reddoch Alexander, 95 Hrockley road Seale Miss, r Sprules road Squibb John, 78 Tressillian road
Redman Mark, r65 Manor road Searle Mrs. 12 Malpas road Squire Thomas, 7 St. .Margaret's road
Reed Frederick Thomas, 9I Manor road Searle Thomas Jn. ID Sandbourne rd Stanley Jn. Bacon, 144 Hreakspears rd
Rees Mrs. 5 Manor road Searle William Thos. 273 Hrockley rd Stannard Mrs. 152 Brockley road
Remfry Henry H. 43 Breakspears road Segrave Charles K. I3 Albert road Stanwell Frederick, 70 Adelaide road
Rendell G. 59 Wick ham road Selby Pridell, 237 Malpas road Starner Otto, 35 Arabin road
Renshaw Mrs. A. L. 72 Endwell road Sell W. W. 27 Comerford road Steane Robert, 43 St. Margaret's road
Reeves William, 130 Breakspears road Seller W. G. 22 Rokeby road Steddall Frederick, 51 llrocklcy road
Sellers Thomas, so Foxbcrry road Steele Frank, r Herbert cottages
Reynolds Ell is, I Glensdale road
Richards John Mark, 14 Cranfield road Shafe Ernest John, 6 Pendrell road Steere Waiter James, 9 Rokeby road
Richards Joseph, 2I5 BroL:kley road Shank Thomas, 8 Foxberry road Stephens J. R. 4I Tyrwhitt road
Richards William Henry, 9 Crescent rd Sharpe Frederick, 83 Malpas road Stephens Misses, 196 Brockley road
Richardson Henry, 68 Tressillian road Shave Miss, 205 Malpas road Stephens Richards, 25 Breakspears rd
Richardson Mrs. 57 Brockley road Shearman Col. Francis, 25 Endwell rd Stevens C. J. 5 Glensdale road
Richardson Mrs. 74 Tyrwhitt road ShepherdFredk. Sml.3 rSt. Margaret's rd Stevens Charles, I78 Malpas road
Richardson Richards, 35 Malpas road Shepherd John, I29 Hrockley road Stevens James, 28 Reservoir road
Richmond F. R. Lustleigh, Adelaide rd Shepherd Mrs. A. M. 47 Rokeby road Stevens James Henry, I07 Malpas road
Rigby Harry, 9I Endwell road Sheppa1d Thomas, 103 Hreakspears rd Stevens John, r58 Hrockley road
Rigby Mrs. 230 Malpas road Sheriff Thomas Lister, 59 Malpas road Stewart Charles, r8 Sandbourne road
Ritherdou C. H. IO Glensdale road Sherman Alexander, IS Comerford rd Stidolph Arthur, 45 Endwell road
R1therdon Harry, I02 Hreakspears road Shinn Alfred, I3 Harcourt road Stidolph Mrs. 43 Endwell road
Roach Henry, 27 Vesta road Shale ::\lrs. 3 Wickham road Stodart Malcolm, 35 Tyrwhitt road
Roberts Edwd. F. R.A.s., F. s.s.7 Vesta rd Shorman John Hy. ro St. :tlargaret's rd Stone John W. 126 Ereakspears road
Roberts Mrs. 279 Erockley road Short Robc)rt, Hrockley ldg. Brockley rd Stone John William, I42 Hreakspears rd
Roberts Mrs. 159 Manor road Shortreecl R. W. 1 I St. Margaret's road Stone Mrs. 67 Cranfield road
Robertson George, 69 Breakspears road Siddens Miss, 3 Harefield road Stooke Chas. Preece,140 Hreakspears rd
Robertson Mrs. I8 Manor road Sidney J obn, 1 Shandun place Stooke Mrs. 257 Brockley road
Robertson Thomas James, 21 Vesta rd Simmons Ed wd. Jsph. I69 Mal pas rd Stoppard A. B.A. 236 Hrockley road
Robin~ Ernest, 70 Tyrwhitt road Simmons Fredk. Ernest, I67 ~ialpas rd Storm Peter, 42 Endwell road
Robinson Frank, 36 Tyrwhitt road Simon Oscar, 61 Tressillian road StorrowRev. Arthur [Congregational],
Robinson John, 6 Clifton road 31 Tyrwhitt road
Simpson William, ros Manor road
Robinson John, 73 Foxb3rry road Sindall Alfred, 241 Brockley road Stotesbury John, 54 Brockley road
Robinson Miss, 7 Manor road Sinden Mrs. 63 Tressillian road Straker Gerald, 17 Argyle terrace
Robinson Thomas M. 78 .Malpas road Sippins J. I2 Harcuurt road Stranack Capt. Henry, 9 Albert road
}{oe Harcourt James, I7 Adelaide road Skinner Henry, 48 Hraxfield road Streeter Alfred, 139 Manor road
}{ogers Jacob, 44 Manor road Slade Joseph, 5 Carlton road Stretton Rev. John George Moore M.A.
Rogers Mrs. 8 St. Margarct's road Slaney Harry, 82 Erockley road West Kent Grammar School
Rolfe Wm. Thomas, 22 Resenoir road Slaughter Mrs. 76 Brcakspears road Stretton George Alex. 97 Manor road
,Rose James, 6o Howson road Sly Bannester, 30 Crantield road Stringer Harry Ernest, 266 llrocklcy rd
Rosenthal Jamcs, 43 Hrocklcy road ~ly Fredcrick, 4 Pendrcll road Stringer Richd. Thos. 29 Erockley rd
Ross Henry, 2 Wickham road Smart Mrs. 44 Tressillian road Strong H. E. 25 Foxberry road
Ross Mrs. 28 Endwell road Smiles Robert, 56 l\'Ialpas road StuchberyJsph.5Charlotte vls.Hrckly.la
Rossiter Alfred Ernest, II5 Malpa~ road Smith Arthur, go Wickham road Stuckey Samuel, II9 Brockley road
Rossiter Thomas, 3 Argyle te1Tace Smith Charles, 39 Penmartin r0ad Stumer William, 72 Tressillian road
Rouse J. W. 29 Tressillian road Smith Charles 1\I. 3 St. Margaret's road Stuttard John Thos. 56 Adelaide road
Row Gilbert, 56 Foxherry road Smith E. A. F. 70 Howson road Stutter Edmund, 8o Endwell road
Rowbotham Mrs. 58 Tressillian road Smith Edward, 17 Crescent road Sullivan Richard, 43 Braxfield road
Ruwe Edmund A. n.N. 271 Hrockley rd Smith Edwanl, 2 Manor road Sully John Blake, 53 Breakspears road
Rowe Lewis, 2I2 Malpas road Smith Eton, 5 Cranfield road Surman Mrs. 47 Hreakspears road
Howe Waiter, 32 Reservoir road Smith Francis, 67 Breakspears road Sutton William, 75 Wickham road
Rowe Waiter Thomas, 6 Rokeby road Smith George, 69 Malpas road Swain Edward John, 40 St. Margaret's sq
Rowlerson George, r Hrockley road Smith George Harry, IDI Brockley rd Swift Alfred, 48 Rokeby road
Rowley William, 56 Tressillian road Smith J. W. 4 Glensdale road Tanner Ernest, 24 Comerford road
Ruse Frcderick, 234 Brockley road Smith J abcz, 79 Tressillian road Tapp Albert Hryant, 203 Malpas road
Russell Charles, 15 Arabin road Smith John, IB Cornerford road Tapson William John, 94 Howson road
Rus.sell Edward R. 130 Erockley road Smith John Tole, I63 Ereakspears road Tarbolton I<'rederick Hy. 27 Harefield rd
Russell Henry, Hatch villa, Rokeby rd Smith Kirkman, 228 Malpas road Tasker Jesse Stephen, 6r Howson road
Russell John, I Wickham gardens Smith 1\lrs. 42 Braxfield road Tattershall Mrs. 37 Erockley road
Russell Mrs. 251 Brockley road Smilh 1\Irs. 48 Hrockley road Taylor George Wm. 19 Breakspears rd
Rust Philip, 46 Brockley road Smith Mrs. r6 Cranti.eld road Taylor Henry H. 24 End well road
Huttenburg :\Irs. 63 Manor road Smith Mrs. 96 W1ekham road Taylor John, Q Harefield road
Rutter Arthur, 8 Han:ourt road Smit,h Mrs. f'ra..ser, 63 Tyrwhitt road Taylor Miss, 22 Whitbread road
Sadler H. E. 3 Shandon place Smith Robert, 53 Hraxti.eld road Taylor Richard S. 36 Manor road
St. John Herbert, rr Endwell road Smith Samuel Aug. 4 Harefield road Taylor William Edwin, r86 Brockley rd
St. Leger Rev. Rupert, 58 Adelaide rd Smith Thomas, 5 Rokeby road Teakle Henry Robert, 50 Endwell road
Sampson Ed ward, 20 Ereakspears road Smith Thomas, 44 St. Margaret's sq Teggin Andrew, I3 Vesta road
Sampson John, 2 Tressillian crescent Smith Thomas ·wil!iam, 3 Malpas road TempleHerbt.Thirlm:Jre, Up. Harefld.rd
Sams Mrs. I2 Tressillian road Smith W. R. 19 Tressillian crescent Temple Mrs. Henry, 4 Tressillian cres
Samson William, 49 St. Marf5aret's rd Smith Werter, 48 Sandbuurne road Theobald James, I7 Ivy lane
Sandelands Alan, 9 St. 1\-Iargaret's rd Smithers Harry, 2I8 Malpas road Thomas Rev. Thos. Wm. Embleton M. A.
Sandeman Frederick, 27 Crescent road SmythCapt. Wm.A.n.N.7rHreaksprs.rd [curate of St. Nicholas, Deptford],
Sanders John, 220 Malpas road SmythF.Sydney,Castleacre,Adelaide rd 30 llreakspears road
Sanderson R. A. Ioo Wickham road Snell Miss, 33 Rokeby road Thomas Alban, 112 Breakspears road
Sa.rgeant William, 14 Rokeby road Snellgrove William, I r Clifton road Thomas Hy Chas. 79 Breakspears road
Sarjeant Jas. Eiwd. 242 Brockley road Snelling Francis, 87 Wickham road Thomas Jesse, 6 Glensdale road
Sarl William, 68 Wickham road Snelling Mrs. 9 Glensdale road Thomas John B. 79 Cranfield road
Saunders John, 83 Tyrwhitt road Snellman Hev. Herman H. [Lutheran], Thomas Lewis John, r 29 Hreakspears rd
Saunders W1lliam, 14 Manor road 2 Reservoir road Thomas Mrs. 64 Brockley road
Sayilne Mrs. 89 Tyrwhitt road Solbe Alfred, I4 Clifton road Thomas Yirs. 25 Malpa3 road
Sawkins John, 22 Argyle terrace Sally Mrs. 243 1\Ialpas road Thomas Rees, I Harcourt road
Sayer Charles, 92 l\Ianor road Super Thomas, I5 Endwell road Thomas Thomas, I 8 Ivy lane
Sayer J. 94 Manor road Southall T. W. 42 SL. l\'largaret's sq Thompson J. Coulthred, 19 Crescent rd
Sayer Mrs. 143 Manor road Southcott Edward Geo, 97 Malpas rd Thompson Joseph, 7 Breakspears roa1
94 BROCKLEY. .KEKT. [KELLY'S
Thompson Robert Jas.g3Breakspears rd Warcup Horton, 55 Brockley road Willcocks Thomas, 8 Charlotte villas,
Thompson Thomas, 93 Crantield road Warcup Mrs. 1o6 Malpas road Brockley lane
Thompson William, 23 }'oxberry road Ward Joseph, 19 Manor road Willey Williarn, 58 Howson road
Thorm11.n Alberb, 25 Braxfield road Warner Saul, 55 Endwell road Williams Alfred, 26 Harefield road
Thornes Geo. Thistle, 26 Tressillian rd Warner William, 8 Tressillian road Williams Hossom, 173 Manor road
Thornton Fredk. Wm. 73 Endwell rd Warren Charles, 74 Howson road Williams George, 32 St. Margaret's rd
Thurgood Ernest Charles, rs Manor rd Warren Edwin Caleb, 73 Breakspears rd Williams James, 44 Comerford road
Thwaites Wm. Thos. J. 15 Cranfield rd Warren George, 71 Tyrwhitt road Williams John, 211 Brockley road
Tilbrook Frederick, 20 Harcourt road Warren Mrs. 213 Malpas road Williams John, roo Malpas road
Till Miss A. 34 Breakspears road Warskitt Mrs. 3 r Foxberry road Williams John, 38 Tyrwhitt road
Till Thomas, 34 Breakspears road Waters Edward, 32 .Arabin road Wi!liams Robert P. 75 End well road
Tindall Albert Alfred, 14 Wickham rd Waterston David, 9 Arabin road Williams Thomas, 225 Malpas road
Tipper Cornelius, 35 Rokeby road Wates George Fredk. 2r6 Brockley rd Williams Thomas, 51 Rokeby road
Todman J. I. W. 15 Ivy lane Watson David, 32 Malpas road Williams ThomasWalter,53Cranfield rd
Tofield Frederick Wm. 24 Tyrwhitt rd Watson George Matthew, 58 Manor rd Williams ~Williarn, 48 Foxberry road
Tokely Thomas, 47 Endwell road Watts Edwin Richd. 63 Breakspears rd Williams William, 86 Malpas road
Tomkins J ames J oseph, s Vesta road Watts James P. 39 Malpas road
Williams William, 54 Tressillian road
Tomkins Mrs. rr Penmartin road Weatherstone Henry, 8 Harefield road Williams Wil!iam John, 54 Endwell rd
Toogood J. R. 241 Malpas roai Webb G. H. 22 Braxfield road Williamson Mrs. 76 Tressillian road
Toovey Mrs. 35 Vesta road Webb Brown, 27 Wickham road Willis James H. 4 Cranfield road
Topham Thomas, 249 Brockley road Webb Mrs. Brown, 27 Wickham road Willis Thomas Lyte, II Rreakspears rd
Topley Ebenezer, 6r Wickharr:. road Webber FrankHarris B.A.39Braxfield rd Willmott Mrs. 209 Brockley road
Topley Samuel, 84 Breakspears road Wcbling Charles I<'rederick,96 Manor rd Willoughby Arthur, 136 Brockley road
Towler John, 19 Harcourt road Webster Mrs. 7 Comerford road Wilson Edward, 97 Tyrwhitt road
Tribe James, ror Malpas road Wedlake George, 240 Brockley road Wilson Jn. Hillside ho. Sandbourne rd
Trice George William, roB Brockley rd Weeks James, 132 Malpas road Wilson John, 17 Vesta road
Trickett Richard c.B. 65 Breakspears rd Weir William, 264 Brockley road Wilson John Harper, 21 Endwell road
Truss Frederick William, 12 Rokeby rd Welch John Joseph, 188 Mal pas road Wilson Robert Iverson, 88 llrockley rd
Turnbull Waiter, 148 Malpas road Welch Williarn Henry, 35 Tressillian rd Wilson William, I49 Manor road
Turner Rev. George LyonM.A.[Congre- Welchrnan John, 59 End well road ·Winch Herbert M. 64 Comerford roRd
gational], so Adelaide road
Wells Robert Garland, 6o Tressillian rd Windett William, 35 Wickham road
Turner Alfd. Tressillian lo. Tressillian rd Wen ham J. A. IIO Malpas road Windle Rev. Wm.M.A. 17 Breakspears rd
Turner Edward B. 20 Manor road '\\'entzell Charles John, r5r Mal pas rd Windsor K N. 71 Trcssillian road
Turner Edwin John, 34 Endwell road Wentzell Philip Thos. 51 Braxfield rd Winney Thomas Jas. ro8 Wickham rd
Turner Miss, 151 Brockley road Werner Emile, 86 Tressillian road Winter Capt.RichardWay,2o.Argyle~r
Turner Mrs. 50 St. Margaret's square, Wesson John, 31 Vesta road Wise George, 131 Breakspears road
Adelaide road Wesson William, 2 Vesta road Wiseman Charles John, 38 Cranfield rd
Turner Waiter William, 31 Malpas rd West John Samuel, 33 Arabin road Witchell Edwd. Jas. 36 Sandbourne rd
Turnpenny Waiter D. T. 19 Endwell rd West Mrs. 3 Tressillian crescent Withers W. 14 Manor road
Twiss John, 232 Malpas road West Richard, I07 Brockley road Wood John, 64 Howson road
Tye William, 57 Tressillian road West Thomas Joseph, 74 Tressillian rd Wood Mrs. 8 Ivy lane
Tyler William, 122 Breakspears road Westall William Mawley, r6 Carlton rd Wood R. J. 37 Foxberry road
Tyrrell R. J. 65 Wickham road Weston Christopher, 23 'fyrwhitt road ·wood William, 23 Arabin road
Uffen J. B. 8 Rokeby road Wcston John, 162 Brockley road Wood William Henry, 55 Braxfieldroad
Urry Mrs. Robert, 3 Carlton road WestonJohn Weston,r14Breakspears rd Wood Wm. Hy. jun. 69 Braxfield road
Valiance William, 55 Tressillian road Wetherell Mrs. 56 Wickham road Woodley John Richard, ro Harefield rd
Vandenbok James, 68 Foxberry road Whale W. E. 15 Wick ham road Woodley Robt. Wm. :105 Breakspears rd
Vanhouse Thomas 0. 4 Penmartin rd Wheatley Percy, 89 Howson road WoodleyWilliamJoseph,7 Penmartinrd
Varley Miss, 54 Manor road Wheeler Isaac, 13 St. l\'Iargaret's road Woods Mrs. 30 Sandbourne road
Vaughan Henry Geo. 24 Harefield road Wheeler Thos. Fras. 66 Adelaide road Woodward Charles Hy. Io2 Malpas rd
Vaughan William, 13 Adelaide road Whistler Mrs. II4 Wickham road Woollcott Robert, 269 Brocklcy road
Veitch Mrs. 56 Crantield road ! Whitaker Charles, 2 St. Margaret's rd Woolmer Rev. Theophilus [Wesleyan
Veness Mrs. 28 -'falpas road 1 White Ebenezer, 55 Malpas road Methodist], 22 Wickham road
Veness Mrs. 5 Rokeby crescent White Henry 'Villiam, 54 Malpas road ·woolven John, I6 Harcourt road
Veriod J ames George, 40 Harcourt rd '\\"hite Lewin John Brand, 124 Malpas rd Wooton Henry, 6 Malpas road
Vidler John Denham, 10 Tressillian rd Whitfield William, 21 Malpas road Worringham T. H. 22 Wickham road
Vidler Miss L. 10 Tressillian road Whitmell Thos. Langford, 127 Manorrd Worringham Webster, 29 Vesta road
Vincent Francis Incledon, 74 Manor rd Whittakcr Miss, 4 St. Margaret's road Worster Wm. Hy. 30 St. Margaret's rd
Vining Henry Alfred, 20 Braxfield road Whittaker Nat, 91 Howson road Wrangham Geo. Robt. 93 Tyrwbitt rd
Von Hoevel Julius, 26 Tyrwbitt road Whittall Joseph R.N. 3 Tyrwhitt road Wren Frederick, 217 Malpas road
Vyse William, so Wickham road Whittall Mrs. I I Foxberry road Wren John Wilkins, 195 Malpas road
·wade Charles, 125 Manor road Whitty !van, 8o Breakspears road Wright Rev. Morley [Congregational],
Waetzig John Adolphus, 14 Foxberry rd Wickham William, 5 Wickham road 94 Wickham road
Wagstaff Henry, 98 Breakspears road Widnell Albert C, Alberta villa, L'pper Wright Albert, 5 Argyle terrace
·wagstaffe J. St. J. R.N. I IO Tressillian rd Harefield road Wright J ames Dunckley, 39 Foxberry rd
Wainwright Mrs. 13 Harefield road Wightun Mrs. 55 Wickham road Wright John, 120 Malpas road
Walden James Edward,r3 Penmartin rd Wigner Rev. John Thomas [Baptist], Wright Mrs. 24 J.<'oxberry road
Walker Henry, 92 Wickham road 68 Braxfield road Wright Mrs. II Tressillian road
Walker Henry Thomas, 36 Wickham rd Wigner John Murch, 92 Tyrwhitt road Yates Thoma<> George, 29 Manor road
Walker John C. 2 Harcourt road Wilding Jesse, 62 Howson road Yonge John Venn, 182 Malpas road
WalkerMatthewHenneck, r 8Cranfield rd Wildish James, g6 Tressillian road Youel Capt. Edward Charles Taylor
Walker Robert Henry, 232 Brockley rd Wilkins Henry, 65 Comerford road R.N. 94 Breakspears road
Walker William, 31 Breakspears road Wilkinson Henry, 54 Braxfield road Young Charles W. ro8 Breakspears rd
Wallis Henry, 14 Tressillian road Wilkinson Henry, 48 St. Margaret's sq Young George C. 42 Manor road
Wallis John, 75 Cranfield road Wilkinson Mrs. 45 Malpas road Young Mrs. Thomas, 64 Tyrwhitt road
Walter Henry J. 24 Whitbread road Willes Waiter, 41 Wickham road Young William, I8 Tressillian road
Waiters John J. 4 Ivy lane Willets Alfred, 26 .Arabin road Zurhorst C. F. 89 Cranfield road
Walton Thomas, 9 Brcakspears road Willetts Alfred, 1:2 Ivy lane Zwicker Car!, 86 Howson road
COMMERCIAL. Bailey Caroline (Miss), boys' school, 18 Breakspears road
Abbiss Frederick & Son, builders, 1 Whitbread road ·Bailey Sarah (Mrs.), nursery & florist, 110 llrockley road
Adcock G. florist, Rokeby road I~aines George, architect, 52 Breakspears road
Agate Herbert H. outfitter, 325 Brockley road
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Baker William, Pruden~ial Assurance agent, 64 Manor roacl
Andrewes .Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 76 Malpas road Balchin F. & Co. grocers, 256 Brockley road
Angus Janette (Mrs.), preparatory school, 23 Crantield road Baldwin Geo. H. baker&confectnr.&Post office,254Brockley rd
Ardleigh Bread Co. Lirn. (W. H. Short, sec.), 45 Westdale rd. Barham T. W. greengrocer, 8I Foxberry road
&(.Miss Elizabeth Bellhouse, manageress) r Crofton terrace Barker & Son, nurserymen, Ashby road
Arkley David S. Eclipse laundry, 89 Brockley road Barton Allan, butcher, 293 Brockley road
Aske's Hatcham Schools, Vesta read llascombe Henry L. tobacconist, 242 Malpas street
Aspenion Mrs. preparatory school, 215 Malpas road Bassett Miss, ladies' school, 129 Manor road ·
AtkinsonLeo&Co.chemsts. 285Brockley rd. &r93Greenwich rd Batley Brothers, cheesemongers, 191 Brockley road
Attree .Florence (Miss), milliner, 242 l\falpas road Bauer J. C. engineer, Kneller road
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Bawtree Edmund S. lwllSe & estate agent, r Coulgate street Drew William & Co. grocers, 297 Brockley road
Beeston & Go. dairymen, 79 Foxberry road
Easton J. greengrocer & fruiterer, 167 Bruckley road
Bellcbambers Mrs. coffee rooms, 2 Coulgate street Edwards James, cheesemonger, 294A &; 321 Brockley road
Bevan John, boot ma. 193 Brockley rd. & II4 Foxberry rd Edwards E. (Miss), organist, 5 Hazledon road
Bickmore Edward, boot maker, 7 & 8 The I<'ac;ade ELECTRIC SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY, pYEING &
Htlls William, china & glass dealer, I I2 !<'oxberry road CLEANING CO. (THE), 119 Lewisham High road & 240
Blackpool & Harrison, florists, 1 The Fac;ade Malpas road ; & works, .Ashby road
Bltss J. T. builder & decorator, 300 Brockley road . Erwin Frederick C. Breakspear Arms P.H. Brockley road
Hloxam & Co. florists, Hrockley road Etheridge Mrs. tobacconist, 108 Foxberry road
Bloxam Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 203 Brockley road Evans Henry P. commercial traveller, 159 Manor road
Boothroyd Joseph, sen. M.n., C. M. physician & surgeon, 26I Fenner S. J. butcher, 176 Brockley road
Hrockley road Fiddea Mrs. preparatory school, ro Merritt road
Houghton William, refreshment rooms, 3I2 Brockley road Finch Henry G. cheesemonger, 303 Brockley rnad
Brav Edwd. butcher,73 Brockleyrd.& 112 Lewisham High rd Fitzgibbons A. J. artist & colorman, 309 Brockley road
Brtdgland Brothers, bakers, 314 Hrockley road Fowls S. (Miss), dress maker, 2 The Facade
Hriggs William Robert, butcher, Io6 I<'oxberry road Foy Harry Spencer A. solicitor, I25 Brockley road
Brockington Henry, grocer, I99 Brockley road Frederick Mrs. professor of languages, 56 Braxfield road
Brockley Conservatoire of Music (Edward Sampson, printer), Frost Charles ioseph Mus. Doe. cantab., F.c.o. professor of
20 Breakspears road music, 88 Tyrwhitt road
Hrockley Permanent Building Society (W. A. f-'chultz, sec.), GILL BROTHERS, house furnishers & general upholsterers,
Ifi9 Brockley road & I7I Lewisham High road 329 & 331 Brockley road
Brockley&St.John's Nursing Home (Mrs. Cardin), Rokeby rd Gordon John M. D. physician & surgeon, 20 Wickham road
Brockley Steam I<'orage Stores, I8I & 307 Brockley road & Gould William, insurance superintendent, I32 Brockley rd
228A, :Malpas road Green .Amy (Mrs.), laundry, 9I Foxberry road
BrookhouseChas. Turing M. n.physician&surgeon,43:\fanor rd Green J. E. (Miss), fancy draper, IOI Endwell road
Brown Alexander Stewart F.R.c.s.Eng. physician & surgeon, Greeves Clara (MiSs), ladies' school, 12 Hreakspears road
284 Brockley road Griffin J. greengrocer & landscape gardener, Endwell road
Brown Henjamin, fishmonger, 104 Foxberry road Griggs William, beer retailer, ~Iantle road
Brown Henry William, builder, 2 Malpas road Griggs William, surgeon, I I Tressillian crescent
Burkett Josiah, butcher, I l\Ialpas road & 30I Brocklcy rd Grove John William, provision dealer, 174 llrockley road
Button Thomas Edward, dentist, 201 Brockley road Gunnew Emily (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 142 Foxbcrry road
Cakebread Brothers, provision stores, 73 Howson road Halls Alfred, greengrocer, 102 Foxbarry road
Cannell J. B. farrier, Brockley tip, Endwell road Hancock E. A. & Baldwin E. J. (Misses), Tyrwhitt L"Ollege
Carter Alfred T. S. mosaic & encaustic tile manufacturer, for ladies, r6 Tyrwhitt road
288, 290 & 292 Hrockley road Hardy Louis William, draper, 179 llrockley road
Champion Mrs. ladies' school, 53 Manor road Harling George N. house decorator, 79 Brockley road
Chaplin M. R. & D. (Misses), .Urockley high school for girls, Harmer Francis, boot maker, 36 .Harcourt road
u6 Wickham road Harmer l\1. (Miss), dress maker, 36 Harcourt road
Charman Thos. dairyman 12, & greengrocer q, Vulcan rd Harris Frank W. chemist, 83 Brockley road
Chatterton Edward S. architect, I30 Malpas road Harris J osial! R. professor of music, 105 Malpas road
Chatterton Mrs. ladies' school, 130 l\lalpas road Harris Nathaniel, plumber, 238 l\lalpas road
Child J. E. florist, Malpas road Harrison C. J. (Miss), florist, see Blackpool & Harrison
Chinery Charles, tailor, 3 Coulgate street Hart Philip, tailor, 9 Foxberry road
Clarke Henry John, pianoforte maker, 94 Malpas road Hasling Charles John, builder, 276 Brockley road
Clemoes W. H. draper, I97 Brockley road Hayward George, horticultural builder, 8o Foxberry road
Coal Co-operative Society (The) Limited, 242 Malpas road Hellier Ellen (Mrs.), stationer, 3I 1 Brockley road
Cocks Charles, shirt & collar dresser, 6 The Far;ade Helmer W. H. bookseller, I7I Brockley road
Colston Thomas, boot maker, 52 Kneller road Hills William, estate agent, Ferndale villa, Rokeby road
Combe Charles Edward L.D.S.R.c.s.rrel. surgeon-dentist, Hines Frederick, tobacconist, 3 The Fa<;ade
113 Brockley road Hitchcock Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 177 Malpas road
Combe David, dentist, II3 Brockley road Hitchcock Samuel, house decorator, I77 Malpas road
Comins Jn. jobmaster, Ashby road & 237 LewishamHigh rd Hohgen Emily (Miss), ladies' school, 49 Tressillian road
Connew Hy. Crofton Park Estate office, 5 Crofton terrace Hodson Fredcrick, plumber &c. 36 Malpas road
Connew Henry, auctioneer, r & 3 Hazledon road Hoile Edward Francis, greengrocer, 319 Brockley r )ad
Cooke J essie (Miss), ladies' college, I7 Manor road Ho1brow George, draper, 3I3 Brockley road
Corrall & Co. coal merchants, .Urockley rail way station, Holland John, italian warehouse, 289 Brockley road
Coulgate street; New Cross road & at Catford Bridge Hone & Sons, brick makers, Vesta road
railway station, Station road Hook J. T. & C. carriage proprietors, I3+ & I36 Foxberry rd
COMlins Charles John, fruiterer, 252 Brockley road Houghton Alfred, assurance agent, 138 Foxbi'Jrry road
Court T. H. plumber, 87 Brockley road House Investors, Corporation (Woolwich) (C. H. Lawson,
Cox George, fruiterer, 9I Brockley road sec.), 8 Malpas road
Crawford H. W. watch maker, 177 Brockley road Howe .A. J. grocer, & post office, 77 Brockley road
Cretiield Thomas, baker, r65 Brockley road Howes Charles, printer, 236 Malpas road
Croft Harry Edwin, baker, 77 Foxberry road Howes J. J. mason, 345 .Urockley road
Croft Henry, resident inspedor Police station, Howson st Huggett Abraharn, coffee palace, 310 Brockley road
Crofton Park Es~ate Office (Henry Connew, manager & sur- Hulls Arthur, grocer, 79 .Malpas road
veyor), I & 3 Hazledon road, Hrockley road Hurley Eli, confectioner, 257 Malpas road
Crook Waiter Francis, school board o!ftcer, I25 l\Ialpas nl Hutley Samuel, greengrocer, 302 Brockley road
Crosswell John, piano tuner, 3 Cranfield road Hutton Geo.Jas. musical instrument depot., 305 Brockley rd
Crosswell Catherine(Miss),professor of music, 3 Cranfield rcl Inman William Jabez L.R.C.P.Edm. physician & surgeon,
Curtis George, french laundry, 316 Brockley road 141 Breakspears road
De~.vis & Bald win, brick makers, Ver.ta road Ivimy George, boot maker, 317 Brockley road
Davis John, organist & professor of music, 98 l\Ianor roacl Ivimy Georgt) (Mrs.), confectioner, 3I7 Brockley road
Dawson Emma (:\1iss), dress maker, 93 Malpas road Jarrard Arthur J. ironmonger, 260 Broc~ley road
Dawson John, carpenter, 93 Malpas road Jarratt Hannah (Miss), laundry, 2 Kneller roau
Dean John William, general shop, 2 Foxwell street Jarratt William, decorator, 5 Comerford road
de Lessert Robert .F.G.S.,F.s.s. professor of languages, 85 .TonesArlh. Lloyd,surgeon, I 88 Hrockley rd.&32 7 )IewCros~ rd
Manor road Keen John, builder, 30 Arabin road
De Levante Miss, preparatory school, I9 Tressillian road Kemp Charles, builder, 16 Foxberry road
Dench S. H. 0.. Go. grocers & wine & spirit merchants, 167A, King E. A. (Mrs.), italian warehouse, no Foxberry road
Brockley road & I Cranfield road King Mrs. shirt & collar dresser, I2 Merritt street
Dengate G. W. plumber, 7 Howson road Kings T. (Mrs.), laundry, I Kneller road
Dennis John Henry, school, 128 Malpas road Kingsford Waiter, baker, 294 Brockley road
Denton Georee, butcher, 258 Brockley road Knight i.Irs. professor of music, 86 ~Ianor road
Dettmer Caliphe & Co. electricians, 8o Hrockley road KnowlesJame.~, Wickham Arms P.H. 69 Brockley rua;i
Dibbins James, nurseryman, 40 Breakspears road Lane Jacob, cutler, I32 I<'oxberry road
Dixon J. & Sons, coal merchants, 82 Malpas road Lassimonne Lucien, teacher of languages, 2 Cranfiell roa1
Doke Wilham, tobacconist, 7 Coulgate street Lawrence C. 1<'. upholsterer, 10 Rokcby road
Downes Jolm Ja.mes, architect, 32 Cranfield road & II The Layng J. C. tobacconist I95• & watch maker 195A,Bruckley rd
Parade, Lewisham High road Leat Fred, general shop, I Mcrritt road
Drake Frederick, The Brockley Jack P.H. Brockley road Lever Albion William, baker, 93 End well road
Drew C. & Co. provision dealers, 255 Malpas road Lewis H. V. professor of music, 124- Brockley road
9G BROCKLEY. KENT. [KELLY's
Ley John, baker, 75 Brockley road Sayers Thomas, builder, 56 Arabin road
Long Alfred John, Talbot inn, Tyrwhitt road Schofield Charles, wine merchant, 187 Rrockley road
MacdonaldEllenMary(Miss),teacber of music,73Tyrwhitt rd Schultz W. .A. chartered accountant, r68 Malpas road
Maclean Miss, school, 52 St Margaret's square Seaman & Co. house & estate agents, 97 Endwell road
-Maclean Wliliam, Oxford college, 190 Brockley road Sheplcy Frederick Thomas, chem;st, 169 Brockley road
Manfield William, house decorator, 58 Brockley road Sinclair (Miss), dress maker, 27 Malpas road
Marshall Frederick Richard, cab proprietor, 88 I<'oxberry rd Smith Edward, surveyor, 2 Manor road
Martin J. & Sons, dairymen, Endwell road Smith Elon, grocer, r65A, Hrockley road
Mason Charles Alfred, solicitor, 9 Tressillian road Smith James, greengrocer, 175 Hrockley road
Mathews William, ironmonger, 28 Harcourt road Smith (Mrs.), young ladies' school, 48 Brockley road
Mathews William, paperhanger, 75 Howson road Smith Philip .A. stationer, & post office, 185 Brockley road
Matthews William, baker, 189 Brockley road Smith Richard, boot & shoe maker, 278 Hrockley road
Meakin Charles, medical electrician, 22 Arabin road Smith William Thomas, tailor, II Howson road
Miller J. provision dealer, 193 Brockley road Smyth l<'rancis Sydney L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, Castleacre,
M;ller Jane (Miss), dress maker, 127 Malpas road Adelaide road
Mitchell Edwin, wheelwright, IA, Malpas road Steel George, corn deuler, 4 Crofton terrace
Mitchell Robert Nathaniel M.D. physician, 25 Wickham road Stephens (Misses), school, 196 Brockley road
Montagnou A. boys' school, Rokeby road Stephens William, stone mason, rg6 Brockley road
Moore John, boot maker, 8 Vulcan road Stratford Richard H. boot maker, 98 Foxberry road
Moran P. hosier, 299 llrockley road Strong G. W. piano tuner, 25 Foxberry road
More A. T. greengrocer, 172 Brockley road Strong H. E. teacher of piano, 25 Foxberry road
Morelli Mariano, artist, 9 Endwell road Sunderland Charles, boot maker, Brockley road
Morris George, insurance agent, 42 Arabin road Tattershall John, confectioner, 5 The Fac;ade, Hrockley road
Morris Margaret (Mrs.), laundry, 13 Braxfield road Taylor Charles, furnishing undertaker, 37 Malpas road &1
Morris William, turncock, 135 Malpas ro~d Friendly street
Morrow Waiter, teacher of piano, 30 Malpas road Thomas H. J. A. & K. (Misses), dress makers, 5 Vulcan rd
Mosbach-Amy F. (Madame) prof. of french, 51 Tressillian rd Thomas E. general shop, 1 Foxwell street
Moseley H. P. upholsterer, 318 Brockley road Thomas James, boot maker, 177 Manor road
Musgrove Mrs. dress maker, 7 Harcourt road Thompson Alhert Frederick, news agent, 298 Brockley road
Nell William, gas & hot water engineer, so Malpas road Thorpe Albert E. tobacconist, 295 Hrockley road
Newling James, surveyor, 78 Brockley road Till A. (Miss) ladies' school, 34 llreakspears road
O'Connor John, boot maker, 6 Coulgate street Tipper Cornelius, proiessor of violin, 35 Rokeby road
Oxley Thomas W. furniture dealer, 183 Brockley road Turnham C. E. boot maker, 1A, Malpas road
Page Charles, draper, 287 Brockley road Twiddy Thomas, jobbing gardener, 126 Foxberry road
Paine William H. carpenter, 44 Arabin road Tyne Main Coal Co. 165H, Brockley road
Pakes John James, rate collector, 8 Malpas road Umfreville William Henry, farmer, Joy farm, Brockley lane
Parke Charles J ames, surgeon, 89 Breakspears road Upton James Henry, tailor, 4 Hrockley road
Parish Alfred, florist, 304 Hrockley rowl Varlcy & Buck ley (Misses), boys' preprtry. schl. 54 Manor rd
Partridge Joseph, jobmaster, Hrockley tips, Endwell road & Verschooten Pierre, hair dresser, 240 Malpas road
Victoria Wine Co. Bs & 291 Brockley road
149 Stanstead road
Peirson Elizabeth & Haines E. C. (Misses), Ashby House Vidler Lizzie (Miss), teacher of pianoforte & singing, ro
college, 17 & 19 Wickham road Tressillian road
Penny W. J. stationer, 253 Malpas road 'Vakeling Harry, house decorator, 141 Brockley road
Peracovich Thomas, professor of languages, 5 Harcourt road Wailer John, assurance agent, 43 Arabin road
Perrett T. H. grocer, 99 Endwell road Waiter Charles, dairy, 81 Hrocklcy road
Perry (Mrs.), smallware dealer, 71 Howson road Waters Brothers, dairymen, 296 Hrockley road
Phillips George, tea gardens, Hrockley road Waters S. W. confectioner, 171 llrockley road
Phillips (Mrs.), laundress, Hrockley road Webb Mary (Mrs.), provision dealer, 100 Foxberry road
Phillips Ruth (Mrs.), fancy repository, 93 llrockley road Weeks Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 208 Brockley road
Pitt Henry, general shop, II I<'oxwell street Weight Frederick, Lord Wolseley P.H. 76 Brockley road
Plummer (Miss), Hreakspe~r college, 37 Breakspears road Wellbeloved Alfred, butcher, r8o Brockley road
Postmen's Office, Foxberry road Weller George, saddler, 8 Coulgate street & 47 Royal hill
Purslow J. (Miss), fal.icy repository, 4 The Fa<;ade Wellman Henry, rag & bone shop, 102 I<'oxberry road
Putley E. (Miss), ladies' school, 49 Endwell road ·west George, slater, 5 Howson road
Quy John, Duke of Edinburgh P.H. Malpas road West Kent Grammar School (Rev. John George Moore
Rawlings T. J. grocer, & agent for W. & .A. Gilbey, wine & Stretton M.A. head master), Adelaide road
spirit merchants, 179 Manor road Whi!e John James, carpenter, 3 Vulcan road
Rayson John, carpenter, 26 Malpas road White Peter, oilman, 74 Brockley road
Reid Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 29 Rokehy road Whittaker Charles, builder, 6o Hrockley road
Renshaw Annie Louisa (Mrs.), ladies' school, Brunswick Wickharn College (Henry Groome M.C.P. prin.), I Manor ro
college, 72 Endwell read Wilkinson Joseph, chimney sweeper, 28 Foxberry road
Ringer (Madame), dress maker, Wyke house, Harcourt rd Willden Frank, oil & color man, 95 Endwell road
Rose Zachariah, oilman, 173 Hrockley road Williams John Henry, plumber, 274 Brockley road
Russell & Co. coal merchants, 169A, Brockley road Wilson Alexander, builder, 74 Braxfield road
Russell Leonard J. grocer, 41 Harcourt road Wolvridge John, chimney sweeper, 10 Foxwell street
Russell Mary A. (Mrs.), laundry, 95 Foxberry road ·wood & Sarnwells, butchers, 199A, Brockley road
Rutter Arthur, hair dresser, 5~ Coulgate street WoolidgeWltr.Brockley cycle wks. Brockley tips, Endwell rd
Ruttley James, tailor, 146 I<'oxberry road Woolley Arthur, Stockhurst dairy, Coulgate street
Saggers George Leopold, builder, 35 Harcourt road Woods Nathan, fishmonger, 178 Brockley road
St. Paul's Deptford Cemetery (Thoma~ Marchant, clerk to Wykes George Henry, draper, r8o Broekley road
the burial board; John Ellis, supt. ), Hrockley road Young John S. corn rlealer, 249 Malpas road
8amwells John Josepb, butcher, see Wood & Samwclls Young Richard, estate office, 62 .Adelaide road
BR 0 l\1 LE Y.
BROMLEY is a market and union town, head of a petty ses- Brornley is governed by a Local Hoard consisting of twelve
sional division and parish with stations on the London, members, the Local Government Act of 1858 baying been
Chatham and Dover and South Eastern railways, 10 miles adopted here April 9th, 1867; the town is partially paved
from London, 14 from Sm•enoaks and 6 south-by-east from and lighted with gas by a company and supplied with water
Greenwich ; it is situated on the Hastings line of road, from works at Shortlands, the property of t.he West Kenl
through Sevenoaks and Tonbridge, near the east bank of the Water Works Co.
Ravensbourne, in the Western division of the county, bun- On January 1st, 1878, a short line of railway was opened
1 Park station on the London~
dred of Bromley and Beckenham, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, this town from the Grove
1 to
West Dartford rural deanery, Maidstone archdeaconry and i Tonhridge branch of the South Eastern railway, affording
diocese of Canterbury and within the jurisdiction of the ' direct communication with London bridge, Cannon streel
Metropolitan police (who have a station here) and of the I and Charing Cross.
Central Criminal court. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a structure of brick
D.IRECTORY •] KENT. BROMLEY. 97
and flint, consisting of chancel with vestries and organ end, reached through an avenue formed by four spreading
chamber over on the north, and a chapel on the souLh side, yew trees of considerable age: adjoining the churchyard on
nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled the west are the grounds of the old rectory: the church
tower at the west end of the south aisle, with an octagonal plate includes a silver-gilt chalice with cover, given in 179I
turret at the north-west angle: the tower contains a clock by George Norman esq.; two silver-gilt patens, given iri
and 8 bells, hung in 1877, and the nave is surrounded on 1803 by Robert Makepeace esq.; a silver-gilt chalice with
three sides by deep galleries : there is reason to believe that cm-er, dated r8o7; and a silver flagon, given in 1854 by the
a church existed here in the Norman period, which was Rev. Jarnes Edward Newell M.A. vicar, r82o-65: the church
almost entirely rebuilt durmg the 14th century, but of the has 1,2oo sittings, of which 250 are free. The register of
medireval church there are now only very few remains ; in baptisms dateS from the year 1558 j burials, I 578; mar-
t.he last century, about 1792, the structure seems to have riages, IS75· The living is a vicarage, yearly value of the
been either rebuilt in red brick, or so remodelled in that endowment being £150 (increased by fees and Easter offer-
material as to have retained but few features of the pre- ings), gross income £soo, including 71 acres of glebe and
viously existing edifice; in 1830 the body of the church house, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcest{lr, and held since
appears w have been ag-<1in rebuilt, and in 1873 fresh altera- 1865 by the Rev. Arthur Gresley Hellicar M.A. of Wadham
tions were made, when the interior was reseated, the gal- College, Oxford, and surrogate.
leries new fronted, the font restored and a new reredos and St. John the Evangelist's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed
pulpit introduced, at a total cost of £2,451, but the tower, December 17th, r88o, out of the mother parish and embraces
dating from the 15th century, has remained untouched; that portion lying between Plaistow and Widmore. The
the organ was erected in r 876, at a cost of £970, defrayed church, situated ir.. Park road, and originally a structure of
by the late Sir E. H. Scott bart. : of the ancient church iron, erected in 1872 as a chapel of case to the parish chnrch,
there remains the basin of the font, a square block of Pur- is now a builcling of stone in the Perpendicular style, and
beck marble, with plainly arcaded sides, and probably dating consists of apsidal chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a.
from the 12th century, a massive oak door of the qth cen- turret on the south side with spire and containing one bell :
tury, and a very interesting, but mutilated, arched recess there are 700 sittings. The register dates from the year
of the later 13th century, the triangular head of which has r88o. The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge
been completed and the cusps restored ; and the recess, now £2o6, net yearly value about £3oo, with residence, in the
placed on the north side of the chancel, serves as a credence: gift of the vicar of Bromley, and held since r88r by the Rev.
the west wall of the nave, belonging to the rsth century, Peter Barker M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford.
contains a flat-arched window, now tilled with glass removed St. ~lark's iron church, at the foot of Mason's hill, opened
from the former east window, erected in September, 1857, 30 Nov. x884, as a chapel of ease to the parish church, has
by Lord Farnborough; in 1884 the church was enlarged by 300 sittings.
the addition of the chancel, with south aisle or chapel, and Christ Church, Bromley park, erected by Samuel Cawston
vestries with organ chamber above, on the north side, in the esq. at a cost of £2,6oo, and opened in r887, IS an edifice
Decorated style, from designs by Mr. T. G. Jackson M.A. of brick in the Early English style : the very handsome
architect, at a cost of nearly £4,ooo; these being conse- benches are of Canadian oak, carved in Glasgow, and the
crated December 16th, 1884: the work is of brick, faced oak pulpit was exhibited in the Colonial Exhibition : the
with flint and dressings of Doulting stone externally, all the organ was formerly in Beckenham church. The church is
internal architectural features being in white chalk : the licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and has 350
chancel is fitted with oak stalls, and an open oak screen sittmgs. The living is an incumbency, held since 1890 by
divides it from the aisles : on the south side of the sacrarium the Rev. Charles Hole LL.D. of Richmond University, U. S. A.
are triple sedilia of elegant design, richly crocketed ; the The Congregational church, situated in the Widmore
floor of the chancel is laid down with white and grey road, and opened in r882 by the Rev. Henry Allon D.D. is a
marble, and there is a pulpit of open worked tracery in oak, building of red brick with stone dressings in the Romanesque
on a stone base, and a brass lectern; in the chancel aisle are style, from designs by Mr. Truefitt, architect, of London,
two stained windows, erected as a memorial to Charles and with the schools and lecture room has cost nearly
Robinson Harker, d. January r2th, 1885: the church con- £14,500, raised wholly by subscription: the church was
tains various brasses, and a number of monuments of con- enlarged by the addition of transepts in r886, at a cost of
siderable interest: in the chancel is an inscribed brass to £4,500, and has now sittings for 900 persons.
Isabella, wife of Richard Lacer, a former mayor of London, The Baptist chapel, Park road, built in 1864-5, has 550
ob. 1361 : on the floor is a large slab with brass effigies and sittings: the Wesleyan chapel, in the High street, is an
inscription to Richard Thornhill esq. of Bromley, ob. Feb. edifice of Kentish rag and Bath stone in the Early Geometric
15, 16oo, his two wives and children, and there are others style, and has an elegant open turret with spire attached to
to the Younge family, including John Younge, bishop of the principal front: it will seat Boo persons. The Union
Rochester, ob. 16o5; in the chancel is also an elaborate monu- Baptist chapel,Sherman road,is a building of iron erected in
ment, adorned with arms, official insignia and books, to r886, and has 250 sittings.
Zachary Pearee IJ. D. successively bishop of Bangor and The Wesleyan chapel, I<'arwig lane, is an iron structure
Rochester, d. June 29, 1774, and :Mary his wife, d. Oct. 23, seating 250 persons.
1773: here also is a monument representing cherubs sup- The Primitive Methodist chapel, Bloomfield road, Shoot-
porting drapery, inscribed to Harington Bagshawe, curate ing common, is an edifice of brick, ereeted in r877, and has
of Bromley and rector of Wool wich, d. May 29, 1739 ; and sittings for roo persons. The .Brethren have a meeting
there are other memorials to Thomas Bagshaw, also curate room in East street, seating ~oo persons.
and rector of Southfletc, d. Nov. 20, 1787 ; and Henry The Swedenborgian chapel, in \Vest street, erected in
Smith D. D. vicar here and rector of Bradley, Hants, d. July r867, is also of iron, and has 250 sittings.
22, 18r8: in the chancel aisle is a finely-wrought monument The Cemetery, consecrated September 19th, 1877, has an
of white and coloured marbles to Thomas Chase esq. of area of SA. rn. 6P. and contains two mortuary chapels: it
Bromley Cummon, and Sarah his wife, 1754-60; and in the is under the control of the local board.
south gallery another monument to Thomas Chase esq. their Bromley College, situated at the entrance of the town
son, r788 : the galleries also contain a serir~ of memorials to from the London road, was founded and endowed by John
theScotts, of Sundridge Park, including one to Sir Edward Warner n.n. bishop of Rochester, in 1666, for twenty poor
Henry Scott bart. d. Aug. r, I 883, and ot.hers to families of widows of loyal and orthodox clergymen : by the benefac-
the same name, some of these being related to the ducal tions of Bishop Pearce and his brother William Pearce, who
house of Buccleuch; there is also a large monument to John gave L:12,000 ; Mrs. Helen Betenson, a donor of£Io,ooo ; •
Hawkesworth LL.D. the friend of Dr. Johnson, d. 1773: Dr. Walter King, bishop of Hochester, who in r823 gave .
another to John Gifford, the biographer of Pitt, d. IBIS ; £3oo in Three per Cents.; Mrs. Rose, who gave in 1824
and several to the Boyd, Raikes and Norman families: at £8,ooo, and others, the funds have been largely increased,
the west end of the centre aisle is the gravestone of Elizabeth, so that now forty widows have each an allowance of £s8
wife of Dr. Samuel Juhnson, with a Latin inscription yearly and a separate residence : the buildings, con-
from his pen; she died l\'Iarch 17, 1752 : on the external structed chiefly of red brick, in the style -of the 17th
wall of the south aisle is a slab with a long inscription to century, form two quadrangles, containing 42 houses, and
Elizabeth Monk, d. 1753, aged ror ; and a small tablet to include a chapel of Gothic design, rebuilt in 1875, and seat-
:Martine French, r66r, and four of his wives: in the church- ing 130 persons ; surrounding the whole are well-kept
yard, enlarged in 1845, are altar tombs of good design, with flower gardens and shrubberies: the college is managed by
shields of arms, to the Gratwicke, Tanner and Emmctt a body of 14 trustees, seven of whom, including the Arch-
families, others to the families of Evans, Dewar, May and bishop of Canterbury, are ex o.ificio: the chaplaincy, yearly
Wollaston, a large railed tomb to Sir Samuel Scott hart. d. value £170, in the gift of the president and fellows of Mag-
Sept. 30, 1849, and near the lich gate, constructed in I855, dalen College, Oxford, has been held since 1890 by the Rev.
at a cost of [,7o, from the designs of Mr. J. P. St. Aubyn, Edgar Frank Cornwallis Noott M.A. of that college.
is a lofty obelisk of granite, erected to Coles Child esq. d. The Town Hall is a structure of brick, principally in the
1875: the principal entrance to the ehurch is at the west Elizabethan style, and was erected in the Market pla<!e, on
K. S. & S. 7
98 BRO):ILEY. KEXT. [KELLY'a
•
the site of the old Market Ilouse, in the year r865, by the Lord Farnboroug-h, has been purchased by Samuel Caw~
late Coles Child esq. The hall is 69 feet long by 32 feet esq. ; the park consists of about 150 acres, of which a~
wide and 40 feet high from the floor to the internal roof; 40 acres are laid ont for building purposes.
und 'r th~ cantral portion of the building a market is hell Coles Child esq. J.P. is lord of the manor. The princiN
on ThursdJ.y ; a large portion of the market square being landowners are Sir E. H. Scott hart. Coles Child esq. J.p
also used for the same purpo3e: the southern end is occu- the trustees of the late Mrs. LeGrix White, of Learning:
pied by the Metropolitan police station. on-Ulleswater, Penrith, the Ecclesiastical Commissione~
The London and County Hank, hitherto carried on in the the trustees of the late Archibald Norman esq. and Ge r~
Town Hall, has been transferred to premises, erected in Wythes esq.
x~87, in the Hidh street ; these are of fine brick, mth Bath The area is 4,7o6 acres; rateable value, £ r46,5oo; the
stone dressings, in a simple Italian style. population in 1871 was ro, 764, and in r88 I, 15, I 54·
At the Drill Hall and Gymnasium, in East street, are the BROMLEY NEw TowN is half a mile east and is becoming
head quarters of the E and F companies, 2nd Volunteer a thickly populated district.
Battalion, Queen's Own V'l'est Kent Reg-iment. ELMSTE.\D is a hamlet two miles north-east, consisting f
The BromleyVolunteer Fire Brigade has its headquarters a few VIlla residences, in Chislehurst postal delivery. Sun.
dridge Park House is a beautiful mansion in the Ital an
at the "'''hite Hart," High street. style, situateu at the foot of a declivity, in a well-wood&.!
The School of Science and Art, in Tweedy road, was park of about r,ooo acres, of which about roo acres h re
been laid out for building purposes.
opened in r878, and is in connection with the department
at South Kensington. SouTHBOROUGH is another hamlet, two miles south·easl
from Bromley and half a mile south from Bickley station.
The Bromley Conservative Club, established March 4th,
r88r, in the Market square, was afterwards removed to the Parish Clerk, Jabez Wood, Clareville, Ethelbert ruad.
mansion known as "Bromley Lodg~," in the High street,
and contains a large reading room, smoking and recreation
rooms, with a library of about 200 volumes, and is well \VIDMOHE is a hamlet and village, one mile east from
~upplied with papers and p~riodicals ; there are now (I 8go) Bromley and half a mile west from Bickley station. In the
700 members: lcctur0s or addresses arc delivered and smok- village is an ancient gabled house, the gateway leading w
ing concerts held on every third Tuesday evening during which, almost overhung with ivy, bears the date 1599 and
the winter season ; Ed ward Packe esq. president ; Colin J. the initials '' A. B."
Campbell hon. sec. There is also a Liberal Club and local BROMLEY CoMllro" district extends for about two miles n
Con~r.vative and Liberal Associations.
the main road to Sevenoaks and embraces the southern
The Cottage Hospital, in South hill, established in 186g, portion of Hromlcy parish, including Shooting comm n an
rebuilt in r875 and enlarged in r886, is supported by vol- part of Sou'hborough. The common its~lf was inclosed in
untary contributions, and under the management of a com- 1822, the common rights having been extingui;,hed by a
mittee of rs persons; it now contains r8 beds, and two cots Local Act, 4 George III. (r763-4). The ecclesmstical parish
for children ; the average yearly number of patients attend- of Holy Trinity was formed At1gust 8th, 1843. The church
-ing the hospital is about qo. is a building of flint, with stone dressings, in the Gothtc
Sheppard's College, founded and endowed by l\Irs. Shep- style, and consists of apsidal chancel, nave, transepts, south
pard, widow of the Rev. Thomas Sheppard n.n. fellow of porch and an embattled we~tern tower containing one bell:m
Magdalcn College, Oxford, for the benefit of five unmarried r88.~ the church was restored, reseated and a chancel addirl
daughters of widows who have resided with their mothers and an organ erected in memory of George Ward Norman
at Eromley College, is situated in the north-east corner of esq.: there are 500 sittings, roo being free. The register dat~
the college ground8; each pensioner receives £44 yearly from the year 1843. The living is a vicarage, average yearly
and a house rent free, toJether with medical attendance. value from tithe rent-charge £220, with residence, in the
John Lascoe,in r85o,bequeathed a sum of £2,88o Consols, gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and held since 1882 by the
the dividends arising from which are for decayed trades- Rev. Frederick William Haines M.A. of St. John's College,
man: this legacy was in August, I855, secured to the Cambridge. St. Luke's, Bromley Common, is an eccle.'lias·
Bromley Philanthrophic Society, founded January 6th, tical parish, formed l\Iay 31st, 1889, from the parish of Holy
1841: Elizabeth Lascoe, in 1853, bequeathed £r94 Consols, Trinity. The church, erected in 1886, is an edifice of brick in
the interest to be applied to the benefit oi tradesmen's the Early English style, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nare
widows. of seven bays, aisles, west porch and an incomplete wesrern
In 1885 a Charitable Society was formed here for the tower containing one bell : the west window is stained, and
Telief of the distressed poor, the subscriptions to which there are 700 sittings. The register dates from the y~r
amounted to £soo and upwards: in connection with this r887. The living is a vicarage, yearly value from th
So('iety, an emigration society, affiliated to the London Self- Ecclesiastical Commissioners £ r2o, and a''erage tithe rent·
Help Emigration Society, was also formed, and since April, charge £4o, without residence, in the gift of the Archbishop
x886, about 24 persons have been sent to varwus parts of of Canterbury, and held since 1887 by the Rev. Reginald
the world, at an average cost of £3 r8s. per head. Illingworth Woodhonse M.A. of St. John's College, Cam·
The Bromley Recreation Ground, pleasantly situated on bridge. A Prirn.itive Methodist chapel was erected on Sho I·
Martin's Hill, consists of r rA. SP. and was purchased by ing common in 1877· The population in x88r was 31I.f9·
the Local Board in 1879, at a c0st of £2,_100, from the Parish Clerk, George Gill.
Ecclesiastical Commissioners: in r887 rx acres of adjoining BICKLEY is an ecclesiastical parish, formed July 2)1h.
land, called the " Queen's Mead," was purchased at a cost r 866, from the mother parish of Bromley, a mile and hall
of £4,300, and is used for cricket and other games. At the east from Bromley and 12 miles from London; it is cheer·
entrance is a neat lodge, near which is a drinking fountain, fully situated and contains many good houses and moderll
erected in r887; the whole is under the control of a com- villas, and the park is richly wooded. There are stations al
mittee.
llickley, on the London, Chatham and Dover line, and al
The manor has belonged from time immemorial to the Chislehurst, on the South Eastern railway. The church ol
Bishops of Rochester, and was purchased by Bishop Alfstan
St. George, built in r864 by George Wythes esq. and con·
in 967 from King Edgar, but disposed of in recent times
secrated in July, r86_s, is an edifice of stone, in the Decorattd
by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ; the former palace of style, consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, tratl"
the Bishops of Rochester, situated between the Widmore sept, south porch and a lofty western tower with spire, con·
road and the railway, is a plain mansion of red brick with spicuously seen from Chislehurst station, and containing•
stone dressings, rebuilt in 1775 by Bishop Thomas, and clock and one bell: there are several stained windows, &Jld
situated on a slope in a small park containing some fine elms sittings for 82o persons, about 100 being free : a large pamb
and an avenue of limes leading to the house; the interior room, used as a choir vestry, has been added to the churob
comprises a large entrance hall and staircase of dark oak ;
to the left of the entrance is the old chapel, a low chamber The register dates from the year r86+. The living is •
with small windows, consecrated in 1701; the porch has an vicarage, gross yearly value, including £so annu<>l end ~;
excommunication scene in stained glass : here it was that ment, with pew rents, £ soo, with residence, in the gift.-~
the trustees of the late George Wythes esq. who also erecw
Bishop Atterhury (1713-23) re&ided when he was visited by the vicarage house, and held since r8go by the Rev. Roberi
Pope and Swift and here he formed the plots which eventu- Wood M.A.. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Across tbe
ally led to his exile; his daughter-in-law was afterwards a road, on the hill, close to Chislehurst common, is a qua!ll1
pensioner at the college : the palace is now the residence of
Coles Child esq. J.P.: in the gardens, which are well laid ou~ gate-house constructed by the owner of Bickley Hall uiS~•
and kept, is a chalybeate spring, called St. Blaize's \Yell, water tower for the supply of the estate, but is not now
connected with which was once a little oratory, which fell for that purpose. The principal landowners are the trust<lll' 1
into ruins after the Reformation ; over the well is now a
thatched roof supported on six pillars. At Sundridge Park, of th>' late George Wytbes esq. of Bickley Hall. The are'
is 718 acres; the population in 1881 was g6::.
one mile north-east of the town, remarkable fossils, of the Plaistow, half a mile north from BromlPy, is an eccle-
oldest tertiary beds, are found. siastical parish, formed February 5th, 1864, from the motllel
Bromley Hill, about half a mile north, and formerly the parish of Bromley, and consists of the hamlets of PursT01
residence of the Right Hon. Sir Charles Long, afterwards and I''ARWIG1 together with part of the London road. }1ert
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BROMLEY• 99
is a station on the direct lino to Bromley of the South •
Eastern railway. The church of St. Mary, built in r863, is two children: the organ was erected in 1882 and an organ
chamber and clergy and choir vestries were built about
.a building of flint, with quoins and facings of Bath stone, in I Bgo: there are sittings for 450 persons. The register dates
from the year r864. The living is a vicarage, average tithe
~be Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave, south rent-charge £r54, net yearly value £300, with residence, in
the gift of the .Archbishop of Canterbury, and held since
porch and a western turret containing one b~ll : the chancel
was added in r88r, from designs by Mr. W. R. Mallett,
architect, at an estimated cost of £2,ooo, and was conse- r873 by the Rev, William Hodgson M.A. of St. Peter's Col-
crated on ::laturday, May 14th, in that year, by the .Arch- lege, Cambridge. The principal landowners are Lady Scott
bishop of Canterbury; the nave was built in r864, at a cost and Lord Kinnaird. The area of the district is 656 acres;
of £4.000: the stained east window was erected in r884 by the population in I 88 r was 2, I26.
Lady Scott and family in memory of Sir E. H. Ecott bart. Verger, Eel ward Ford, Farwig lane.
:and two others by Mil.jor Satterthwaite as memorials of his
Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & .Annuity & Insurance Office, llarnes Frederick Dallas esq. Bickley
High street.-William Beale, postmaster. Hours of busi- Batten James esq. Highfield, Bickley
ness, for sale of stamps, registration of letters, delivery of Beamish Lieut.-Col. Edward Spread R.A. Halfway St. Be:xley
letters to callers, issue of postal orders & parcel post busi- Berens Richard Benyon esq. M. D. St. Mary Gray . .
ness, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ; sundays, 7 to IO a. m. (no parcel Child Cules esq. Bromley palace, Bromley
post business) ; payment of postal orders, 9 a. m. to 9 p.m.; Colvill Lieut.-Col. Thomas Harpur, Overdale, Shortlands
M. 0., S. B. & annuity & insurances, issue of inland Devas Char!Ps Frederic esq. Pickhurst manor, Hayes
revenue licences, sale of inland revenue stamps, 9 a. m. to Edlmann Frederick Joseph esq. Hawkwood, Chislehursti
6 p.m. ; saturday, 9 a. m. to 8 p.m. ; telegraph business, Furbes J. S. esq. We8t Wickharn, Beckenham
8 a. m. to w p. m. ; sundays, 8 to ro a. m. & 5 to 6 p. m !<'ox T. Hamilton esq. The Oak, near Orpington
DISPATCIIE~ OF MAILS-WEEK DAYS: Goodhart Chas. Emanuel esq. D. L, Langley park, Beckenham
(r) London & London forward, 8 a. m.; (2) London & Lon- Haigh Frederic William esq. Wor,dlands, B1ckley
don forward, g. 5o a. m. ; (3) London & London forward, Hambro E . .A. esq. Hayes Place, Beckenham
10.45 a.m.; (4) London & London forward, 1.15 p.m.; (5) Lennard Henry .Arthur Farnaby esq. Wickham Court, near
London & London forward 2.30 p.m. ; (6) London & Lon- Beckenham
don forward & foreign & colonial night mails, 5.20 p.m. ; Low Stephen Philpott esq. Round Hill>illa, Sydenham
(7) London & London forward, 7 p.m. ; (8) Sussex & Martin Richard Biddulph esq. M.A., F.R.G.s. Chislchurst
Kent, Croydon, Redhill & Reigate, 8 p.m.; (9) London & Nickalls Patteson esq. Fallowfield, Chislehurst
London forward & foreign & colonial day mails, w.30 Norman .Archibald Camcron esq. The Rookery, Bromley
p.m.; Beckenham direct, I 1. ro a.m. & 2.15, 6. IO & IO Common
p.m. SuNDAYS-London & London forward, 5-45 p.m. Norman Gerard esq. Oakley, Bromley Common
for first London delivery & first provincial day mails Smith Clarence esq. Hawthorns, Chislehurst
from G. P. 0. next day ; Sussex & Kent, Croydon, Redhill Spicer William Gage esq. Oakwood, Chislehurst
& Reigate, 5.45 p.m. for first delivery next day Stevens Richard esq. Maywood, Beckenham
Letters &c. can be registered up to 30 minutes before the Wilson Cornclius Lea esq. The Cedars, Reckenham
time of posting ordinary letters, or by the payment of a Clerk to the Magistrates, Robinson Latter, Market square
late fee of 4d. up to the same time as ordinary letters. Petty Sessions are held at the Court house every monday at
Parcel post mails for London & suburbs, 12 noon, 2.40 & r 1 a. m. The places included in the Bromley Petty Ses-
sional Diviswn are the same as in the union & county
8 p.m. & for the provinces, 10.45 a m. & r, 5 & 9.30 p.m court district
Local Board.
TowN DELIVEmt;s. Offices-East street.
Board days, alternate tuesdays.
;st delivery, 7 a.m. from London & provinces, Scotland,
MEMDEHS.
Ireland & the Continent; to callers only at 9 a. m. ; 2nd
deli\·ery, 12.30 p. m. from London & provinces, Scotland, James Batten, chairman James Curtis
Ireland & the Continent; 3rd delivery, 3.30 p.m. from
London & provinces; 4th delivery, 7-15 p.m. from London Thomas Davis Thomas C. Mclntyre
& provinces
Daniel Grinsted George Henry Payne
The town deliveries will include all letters &c. posted at head
Office Up to 6.30 R.ill, I2. 15, 3· IO & 7 p.m William Chatterton M.D. Henry Selby
()n snndays, Christmas day, Good Friday & bank holidays Edmund Isard John Scott esq. jun
the first delivery only is made
Charles Lamb James Edward Woodward
tPosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & .Annuity & Insurance Offices,
Clerk, Robert Gordon Mullen, The Darglc, Elmfield road
Bickley station (Sub-Office. Letters should have S.O.
Kent added).-James Thomas Hilder, sub-postmaster: Treasurer, Williarn McKewan, London & County Bank
letters received from London at 7.40 a.m. also via Brom-
.Medical Officer of Health, .Arthur Frederick Gambell Codd
ley, r, 4 & 8 p.m. ; dispatches 9 & I0.2o a. m. 12. ro, 2._<;,
M.B. 20 Widmore road
4-40,5.40, 6.w&g.3op.m.; sundays, 5.4op.m. tBromley
Common.-Georgo vYilliam Stanmore, receiver: letters Surveyor, Hugh Stowell Cregeen, 42 Freelands road
arrive from Bromley at 7.30 a.m. & 4 & 7·45 p.m. ; sun- Sanitary Inspector, Henry .Abrams, 5 ~'estmoreland road
Collector, George Stone, Local Board office, Bromley
days, 7·45 a. m. ; dispatched at 8.40 & 11.40 a.m. & 3.2o, Public Establishments.
7 & 8.45 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 a. m. Homesdale road.- Burial Board, East & West streets, Robt. G. Mullen, clerk;
William St.enning, receiver: dispatched 9 a.m. & 12, 4 & Cemetery, London road, George Huxley, superintendent
8 p.m. London road.-Joseph Follett, receiver: dis- Cottage Hospital, South hill, Walter Thomas Beeby M.D.
patobed at 9.20 & 10.30 a.m. & 12.40, 2.Io, 4.30, 6.40 & Herbert James Ilott M.D. DaYid Thomson l'layfair M.B.
8 p.m. Mason's hill.-.Arthur Tredgold, receiver : dis- Wm .. Chatterton M.D. & John Scott M. D. medical officers;
patched at g.2o & 10.20 a.m. & 12.25, 2.15, 4.2o, 6.30 & Herbert H. Pain, hon. .sec.; Miss Julia Birmingham,
8 p.m. Palace road.-J<'red William Nye, receiver: dis- matron
patchedat6, g.r5& 10.20 a.m. & 12.15, 2.20, 4·15,6.r5 County Court, His Honor Homersham Cox :ILA.. judge ;
& 9.20 p.m. ; sundays, 4.50 p.m. Widmore.-Charles Robinson Latter, 'registrar & high bailiff ; the court is held
~ingfield, receiver: dispatched 6, 9 & 10.5 a.m. & 12.w, every month at the Court home. The district comprises
2.ro, 4-10, 6.10 & g.Io p.m. tShortlands station.-W. J. sixteen parishes, viz. : Bromley, Beckenham, Chelsfield,
Dowler, sub-postmaster: dispatched 9.20, ro.rs & 11.35 Chislehurst, Cudham, Downe, Farnborough, Foots Gray,
a. m. & 2.30, 4.25, 6.20 & 9 p.m. ; sundays, 4·35 p.m Hayes, Keston, Knockholt, North Cray, Orpington, St.
POST & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Shooting common.-Mrs. Eliza :.\fary Gray, St. Paul's Gray & West '"~'ickham
Parker, receiver: letters dispatched to Bromley at 9· IO Certified Bailiffs appointed under the Law of Distress
a.m. & 12 noon, 4, 7.25 & 9-:IS p.m. ; Sundays, 9 a..m Amendment .Act, Henry John Lansbury, Market square,
Marked thus tare Telegraph Offices. Bromley; George ·weBer, Market square, Bromley; John
County Magistrates for Bromley Division. Bright Browett, New lleckenham; Thomas Wright, Kent
house, Beckenham; George Isaac Neate, Kent house,
Waring Wm. esq. Woodlands, Chelsfield, Bromley, chairman Beckenham ; David William Cameron, Beckenham; Ed-
Kinnaird Lord, Plaistow lodge, Bromley ward Stephen Harris, Simpson road, Bromley; Waiter
Lubbock Right Hon. Sir John bart. P.c., M.P., n.c.L., F R.s., :Wortloek, N ewlands park, ~ydenham ; I<'rederick Payne,
J'.S.A., D.L. High Elms, Duwne, Beckenham Market square, Bromley; Robert .Alien, Ruxley, Foots
Lennard Lieut.-Col. Sir John Farnaby bart. D.L. Wickham Cray; Samuel Henry Wright, Foots Cray; John Nettle-
court, Beckenham fold, High 8treet, Bromley; Martin Jesse Dickens, Market
Pender Sir John K.C.M.G., F.R.G s., F.R.S.E.
Foots Cray squiJ.re, Bromley
Place, F'oots Cray 8.0 Inland Revenue Office, ~'m.McCarthy,officer, 17 Gt.Elms rd
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100 !ROMLEY. KENT. [rnLLY's
Metropolitan Police Station (P division), Town hall, James Holy Trinity Church, Bromley Common, Rev. Frederick
Reilly, resident inspector ; 2 non-resident inspectors, 2 William Haines M.A. vicar ; I I a. m. & 6. 30 p. m
acting sergeants, 5 sergeants & 46 men St. George's Church, Bit.:kley, Rev. Robert Wood M.!,
Stamp Office, Post otlice, High st. vVm. Bea~e, distributor vicar; 8 & II a. m. & 6.30 p.m
Town Hall, Market place St. Luke's, Bromle.y Common, Rev. Reg•· inald I. Woodbowe
Volunteer !<'ire Brii!ade, supt. James Hopton & I2 men ; en- .!II.A. vicar; 8 & rr a.m. & 7 p.m.; daily, 8 a. m.; wed. 12
gine house at White Hart hotel, High street noon
West Kent Main Sewerage Board, Sir F. J. Lennard bart. St. Mary's Church, Plaistow, Rev-. "'illiam Hodgson M.!.
chairman; H.. G. ~fullcn, sec. ; Sir J. VI'. Bazalgette C.E. vicar ; Rev. liarry Francis Maltby liLA. curate; 8 & a
& Alfred Williams c. E. engmeers; Local Otlices, East st a.m. & 7 p.m.; week days, 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. in winter&
VOLUXTEERS. 6 p.m. in summer
West Kent (Queen's Own) Yeomanry Cavalry (A Troop), St. John's, Park road, Rev. Peter Barker M.A. ; 8 & Ir a.m,
Capt. E. H. Hills, commanding ; Sergt.-Major A. Quy, & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. & fri. 12 noon
drill instructor St. Mark's, Chapel of Ease (iron), Mason's hill, 8.30 & n
Queen's Own (Royal ·west Kent Regiment), 2nd Volunteer
Battalion (E & F Cos.), Drill hall, East street; Captain a.m. & 7 p.m
B. H. Latter, E Co. & Capt. E. Latter, F Co. command-
ants; David ThomEon Playfair M.D. surgeon; Patrick Baptist, Park road, Rev. A. Tessier, minister; II a.m. &
Morgan, drill instructor
6.30 p.m. ; mon. & thurs. 7 p.m
liROMLEY UNION. Brethren, ministers various ; I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed.
Board day, alternate fridays, at the 'Vorkhouse, Lock's 7·30 p.m
Bottom, at 12 noon. Congregational, Widmore road, Rev. Robert Henry Love!!,
minister; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7-I5 p.m
Mission Raom, Plaistow, 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m
Union Baptist Chapel, Shermans road, Rev. James Ml'lffat
The Union comprises seventeen parishes, namely, Bromley, Logan, minister; II a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; mon. 7 p.m. &
Beckenham, Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Cudham, Downe, wed. 7.30 p.m
Farnborough, Foots Cray, Hayes, Kcston, Knockholt, Mot- Primitive, Bloomfield road, Shooting common ; II a.m. t.
tingham, North Cray, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, St. 6.3op.m.; wed. &fri. 7·3op.m
Paul's Cray & West Wickham. The population of the Swedenborgian, 'Vest street, II a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Union in 188r was 48,925; rateable value, £500,500 'Vesleyan, Farwig hne; II a.m. & Rev. John J. Simon,
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Robert Rev.T.Ogden Tay-
6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m lor, Rev. Thomas
Gordon Mullen, Local otlices, Bromley Clarke, Rev. G.
Treasurer, Geo. Dennen, London & County Bank, Brornley "'esleyan, High street ; I I a. m &
Relieving & Vaccination Officers & Collectors to the Guar- Beesley Austin &
6.30 p. m. ; m on. & wed. 7· IS p m
dians, No. r district, Hy. Jas. Rose, 109 Farwig la. Bromley; Rev. John Woo:t
No. strict, J. Bates, Anglesea. road, St. Mary Cray 'Veslcyan, Tylney road, Bromley; :u
B. A. ministers
a.m. & 6.30 p.rn )
Medical Officers & Public Yaccinators, No. I district, Arthur Newspapers.
Fredk. Gambell Codd U.H. 20 Widmore road, Bromley;
No. 2 district, William Watkin Edwards, Fern lodge, Bromley :necord, 14 Market square, Strong & Sons, pub-
Keston; No. 3 district, William Dona.ldson L.K.Q.C.P.rrel., lishers; published monthly
M. D. St. Mary Cray ; No. 4 district, Jas. Gideon Creasey, Bromley Telegraph, 25 .Market square, Charles William
Brasted; No. 5 district, Albert Primrose Wells M.A., Gedney, proprietor & publisher ; published fri
L.R.C. P. Edin. Beckenham ; No. 6 district, David King Bromley & Dtstrict Times, I9 East street, Kentish District.
M.D. Etham ; No. I' district, Frank Shapley, Sidcup
Times Co. Limited, proprietors ; published fri
Superintendent Re~ristrar, Robert Gordon Mullen, Local Kentish Sun, I 8 Bromley common, William Williamson,
offices, Bromley; deputy, John Dyer, Local otlices
proprietor & publisher ; published fri
Registrar of Births & Deaths, Bromley sub-district, H. J.
Rose, I09 J<'arwig lane, Bromley ; deputy, Louis Rossini Schools.
Laumann, Plaistow; Chislehurst sub-district, J. Bates, A School Board of 9 members was formed in 1888, George
Anglesea road, St. Mary Cray; deputy, H. Algar, St.
Mary Cray Wall, clerk to the board, Local otlices, llromley; James
Registrars of Marriages, C. Freeman, 8 Glebe road ; deputy, J ackson, attendance officer
Alfred Bailey, 39 Palace road, Bromley
WORKHOUSE, Lock's Bottom, Farnborough, is a building of The School Attendance Committee consists of I2 members;
brick, built in 1837, to hold 324 inmates ; Rev. P. H.
Percy T.A.K.C.L. chaplain; Robert Alexander Shannon R. G. Mullen, clerk; H. J. Rose, 109 l<'arwig lane, Bromlef
L.R.C.P. Edin. medical officer; Geo. H. Gregory, master; & J. Bates, ~t. Mary Cray, attendance otliccrs
Mrs. l''rances S. Grimsey, matron
Board (temporary) Raglan road (boys, girls & infants); E.
RuRAL SANITARY AUTHORITY & HIGHWAY BoARD. Bald win, master ; Miss A. M. Mackie, mistress; Miss B.
Hodgson, infants' mistress; average attendance, I40 boys,
109 girls & I09 infants
Board (temporary), Recreation road (boys, girls & infants);
Meets at the ·workhouse every alternate friclay, at 12 noon. G-eorge Coppin, master ; Miss Sarah A. Evans, mistress;
Clerk, Robert Gorclon Mullen, Bromley Miss J. P. Davidson, infants' mistress; average attendance,
Treasurer, Geo. Dennen, London & County Bank, Bromley 82 boys, 64 girls & r28 infants
Medical Otlicer of Health, llarris Butterfield, Sevenoaks School of Science & Art, Tweedy road, Thomas Davis, hon.
Sanitary Inspector, William Street, St. Mary Cray sec. ; Thomas Frederick Harris, master
Surveyors,No. I district, ·william Martin, jun. Farnborough ; ~ational (Central), near Bromley College, first established
No. 2 district, William Martin, Pound place, Sidcup in I7I6 & remodelled in r8I4: the present school wa&
ScHOOL ATTENDANCE CoMMITTEE. built in I855, at a cost of about £2,700, for 700 children;
Meets at ·workhouse everv month at noon. average attendance, 700; James Churchill, master; M~
• Annie Harper, mistress; Miss Elizabeth Churcher, in·
Clerk, Robert Gordon 1\-Iullen, Bromley
Attendance & Inquiry Otliccrs, The Relieving Officers fants' mistress
. Public Officers. National (mixed), Mason's hill, erected in I872, for 305
Certifying Factory Surgeon, James William Ilott, Beechtield
Clerks to Commissioners of Land & Assessed Taxes, Robin- children ; average attendance, 350; Frederick LeWJS,
son Latter, Market square. master; Miss Jane Longford, infants' mistress
Clerk to Burial Board, H.obert Gordon Mullen, East street
Collector of Poor's Rates, George Stone, Park end National (mixed), Brornley common, erected in 1840, fon8o
Inspector of Weights & Measures for Bromley Division,
children; average attendance, I75 ; Frcderick l<'awcett,
James Davis, Bromley Common
Market Toll Collector, Robert Vickers, 7 Weston grove master; Miss vVorcester, mistress
Surveyor of Taxes, A. l\Iacmillan, Park road, Croydon
Vestry Clerk, R. Latter National (Bickley & Widmore), Tylncy road, erected in r873,
Bromley & Bcckenham Joint Hospital Board, Robcrt Gordon
for 330 & enlarged in 1881 for 550 children; averagt
Mullen, clerk; Colonel Sir John F. Lennard bart. J.P. attendance, 300; Henry Harlow, master; Miss Elizabeth
chairman : members are elected by the Bromley & B~ckcn Barnes, mistress; Miss Maria Lloyd, infants' mistress
ham Urban Sanitary Authority & Bromley Rural Sanitary ~ational (mixed), Plaistow, erected in I874, for 400 children;
Authority
average attendance, 325 ; Louis Rossini Laumann, master;
Mrs. J ulie Laumann, mistress
Infants', Sundridge park, erected in 188o, for 65 children;
average attendance, 55; Mrs. Sarah Ann Lcwis, mistress
National (infants), Addison rtJad, Bromley common, buill
in 1883, for 240 children; average attendance, rso; M~
Pl.a.ces of Worship with times of services. Gertrude Hutt, mistress
SS. Peter & Paul's Church, Rev. Arthur G. Hellicar M.A. Railway Stations.
vicar; Rev. Frederick Haslam M. A. curate; 8.30 & I r
Mason's Hill (L. C. & D. R.), John Maynard, station mastd
a.m. & 3.30 & 7 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m. ; fri. :u a.m. ;
holy communion at 8.30 a. m New Bromley (S. E. R.), 'Valter Penn Capon, stationmastd
DIRECTORY.] KENT. BROMLEY. 101
Pb.istow (S. E. R.), E. Christer, station master Carriers.
Bickley (L. C. & D. R. ), J ames Thus. Hillier, station master
Agent to the London, Chatham & Dover & South Eastern Lo~mo~-Russe1l & Co. 53 West street daily, sunday
Railway Cos. Maurice Lloyd, High street
excepted, returning same day. Also carriers to & from
Conveyance. Beckenham, Bickley, J<'arnborongh, Hayes, Keston &
Omnibus from the 'White Hart,' High street, to Keston, Shortlands, calling at the 'Duke's Head,' High street,
calling at the L. C. & D. Railway station & the Crown daily, sunday excepted; N. Humphreys & T. J effery, tues.
inn, llromley Common, to meet four down & four up & fri.; E. Quinnell, tues. & fri. even. & wed. & sat. morn.;
.trains daily, according to company's time tables ; also to & Carter, Paterson & Co. the London Parcels Delivery Co.
Keston through Hayes, three times daily ; cabS' meet all! & Pickford & Co
the trains
Bromley. Beach William, 32 College road ; Browne Martin Innes, Easedale, SuncJ..
For LOWER CAMDEN, see CHISLEHURST. Beale William Faulkner, 67 Tweedy rd ridge avenue
Beauchamp George, I Park grove Rrowne Wm. Jas. Fairlawn, Tweedy rd
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Beck George, Vale cottage, Burnt Ash. Browning Charles Henry, 95 High st
.Abrams Henry, 5 Westmoreland road lane, Plaistow Browning William, 23 Homesdale road
.!dams Mrs. 26 Park road Bedborough James, 32 Freelands road Bruce Gainsford Q.c., M.P. Yewhurst,
.AdamsWm. 12 Carlton ter. Gt, Elms rd Beddow Alfd. E.Westwood,Oaklands rd South Hill park; 2 Harcourt build·
ings, Temple E c; & Carlton & St.
Agar Thomas James, 29 Palace grove Beeby Waiter Thomas M. D. Park house, Stephen's clubs, London s w
.Agnew Mr;~. Hampstead lodge, Ham- Beckenham lane
melton road Beer Bernhard, 12 Southboro' rd. Bickley Bryant Miss, 22 Common
.Aitken Mrs. 70 Mason's hill Bell Colonel Jasper, 5 Freclands road Buck John Stirling M.D. 153 High street
Akehurst John, 7 Pope road Bell Charles, Greenhill, Oaklands road Buckby James Powell, I5 Crescent rd
.Alfred Drummond, 5 Stanhope villas, Bell J ames Alfd.Elmdene,South Hill pk Bullen Richd. The Hollies,Cambridge rd
Market square Bell Lindsey, Tormohun, Gt. Elms rd Button Mrs. 8 College road
.A.llan Henry, The Luz, Hammelton rd Bemment Hepzibah, 2 Glebe road Bumsted David, Sparnon, Blyth road
.Alldi,;s James William, 12 North street Benham Mrs. Nutfield, Highland road Bunting Thomas, 15 Great Elms road
.Alien Jolm George, 2 Florence road Bennett John Wheeler, 25 Common Burgess Mrs. SI Palace grove
Alien Mrs. Ashburton, South Hill park Bennett William Thomas, 57 London rd Burns William, 57 Tweedy road
.Alien William, 82 Common Bennett William Weston, 61 London rd Burt John, 29 Mason's hill
.Alliston Clement, 5 Homesdale road Beresford Capt. Edward Aden, Hill Burton William Fitzwilliam,Sunnyside,
Allnutt Mrs. 6 Florence road house, Durham road llickley Park road, Bickley
Amos Henry William, I3 Cambridge rd Berry Charles, 16 Crascent road Burtt Charles T. 45 Common
.Anderson Miss, 2 Tweedy road llevington Col. Samuel Bourne, The Bw'!h Henry, 16 Glebe road
.Anley William, 13 Hope park Elms, Bickley park, Bickley Ca!land Charles Forbes, 77 Mason's hl
.Ansted Mrs. 38 Palace grove Bikker Misses, Eskbank, Tweedy road Campbell Colin J. 22 College road
.Anthony Wm. Joseph, 25 Homesdale rd Bilton John Harry, 7 Ravensbourne rd Cann Mrs. 14 North street
.Anton James Ross, I Hawthorn road, Binder Joseph William, 41 Freelands rd I Capon ·waiter, 30 West street
Bickley Birkett Robert, 2 Longfield, London rd · Cardwell John Henry, 14 Carlton ter·
..Apthorpe Alfred John, Walcot, lllyth rd Bishop Claude, The L~ys, Sandford race, Great Elms road
.Arnaud John Fredk. 37 Freelands road road, South Hill park Carlyon William John, 36 Plaistow
.A.shby Arthur George, Rossmoyne, Bishop George, 2 London road Carpmael Deanston, 8 Church road
Hammelton road Bishop Mrs. Josiah, 49 Widmore road Carpmael Miss, 17 Homesdale road
Ashby Mrs. 6 Station road Black Mrs. 43 Palace grove Carter James, 24 Church road
.A.shton Wm. Hazeldene, South Hill pk Blaiklock Reginald St. George, La Causton Joseph, Southbarrow, South-
.A.stle Devon, The Ceders, Southlands Chatelaine, Plai~tow lane borough road, llickley
grove, Bickley Blakemore William Agutter, 7 Clarence Cawston Samuel, Bromley bill
..Atkins William, 124 Homesdale road
road, Bickley Cayley John, Holmdene, Southlands
.AtkinsWm.Hy.6Carlton ter.Gt.Elms rd 1 Blatherwick Thomas, 4 Queen's Mead rd grove, Bickley
.Aust.en Miss, 28 Freelands road Balding Charles, 23 Johnson road Chalmers Alexander, Mountain. Ash,
.A.ris Henry Studleigh, Ho! wood road Bond Hy.Chas.M.A., F.C.S.I3 London rd Tweedy road
..Aylwin Chas. H. Sorrento, Elmfield rd Bond John, 4 Denmark vils.Widmore rd Chalmers Frederick, Farrants, Bickley
.lladdeley Samuel, 87 Widmore road Bone Mrs.Ravensdene,Ravensboume rd Park road, Bickley
.Bailey Arth.W. Homecroft, Highland rd Doorman Edwin, 38 College road Chalmers Mrs. 94 Widmore roacl
Bail\ie James, 23 Nightingale road Boosey Arthur, 2 Haye3 lane Chamberlain Mrs. 4 Clarence rd. Bickley
.Baker Chas. Montford, 72 Mason's hill Boosey Charles, The Pines, Bickley pk Chambers Wm. Somerville, Hawes rd
.BakerJames T. 35 Park road Borton Mrs. Fairlawn, Southlands Chapman Joseph Charles, 40 Common
.Baker Mrs. Stoneylands, College road
JWchin William, 74 Mason's hill grove, llickley Chard Hy. Dinham, 4 Ravensbourne rd
.Baldwin Mrs. 8 Station road
Bosanquet Walter Henry, I Hope park Charles Mrs. 43 Widmore road
Bouch John, Coombe Lea, Hawthorne Charlesworth Fredk. Easthill, Bickley
.Baly Ernest, 23 Park road road, Bickley Charlier Julius Christian, 7 Hope park
Bare Miss, 56 London road Bourdon Walter, 19 Great Elms road Chatterton Wm. M. D. ]I Mason's hill
llarker Rev. Peter M. A. [vicar of St.John Bourne Miss, The Pmes, El mfield road Cheshire Frank, Quintan, Hammeltonrd
the Evangelist], 1 Upper Park road Bower George Clifford, The Cottage, Chiesman Frederick, 32 Cre"cent road
.Barnes Fdk.Dallis J .P.Boughton,Bickley Addison road Child Coles J.P. Bromley palace, Wid·
Barnett Chas.The Gables, Cambridge rd Bower John Adams, IS Tweedy road more road
.llarratt William, 69 1\hson's bill Boxall Charles, 70 Common Chittenden George Scobell M.A. 55
.Barrett Thomas, 41 Mason's hill Bradford John, St.Andrew's,Plaistow la Widmore road
Barron Benj. Fern cot. Homesdale road Bramsdon Jn. Stillington,South Hill pk Christopherson Stanley, I2 Page Heath
:Bartram Mrs. Elmville, lllyth road Bray Robert George, 47 Palace grove lane, Biekley
Barwell Daniel, 8 l<'reelands road Brent Cecil, 37 Palace grove Chubb Hammond, xo Southborough
Batchelor John Burder, South view, Bridges Mrs. x8 College road road, Bickley
South Hill park Bridgman Edward, Elmslie, Hammel- Church Frederick James, IO North st
ila.the Inverness, 8r Mason's hill ton road Churchill James, West street
.Battam Frederick,Buckingham cottage, BrockG~(}.Wm.Fk.Afton,Hammelton rd Clack Miss, 53 West street
Clarence road, Bickley Brock John Alien Glutton, 4 Southlands Clark Edward, 88 Widmore road
&ttam John Harrison, Ashgate, Clar- road, Bickley Clark Henry Thomas, 4 Glebe road
ence road, Bickley Brooker Frederick George, Ranquel, Clark Herbert Garnet, 12 College road
Eatt.en l<'ra.nk, 44 Park road
.Batten George, 4 Homefield road Ravensbourne road Clark Lewis, Snaefell, Lansdowne
Broome Mrs. 6 College road road, Plaistow
.Batten Isaac, Berryfield, Chislchurst Broomfield Jn.Granville,2Bloomfield rd Clark William, Waverley, Park grove
road, Bickley Brown Charles S.St.George's,Tweedy rd ClarkeChas.HarwoodF.S.A.6S Londn.rd
llattenJamesJ.P. Highfield,Chislehurst Brown James, 4 Station road Cluer Albert Rowland, Fondilia, South
road, llickley Brown Miss, 17 Palace grove Hill park
Batten Mnl. 43 Park road
:Batten Thomas, 34 Freelands road Brown Mr;~. 93 "Widmore road Coad Richard Henry, 12 London road
Brown Wm. The Nyth, Ravensbrne. rd Cockerton Miss, 23 Palace grove
llaxter Miss, 41 High street Brown William Charles, Penchuirche, Codd Arthur Frederick Gambell M. B.
llayford Mrs. 3 Florence road
Oaklands road 20 Widmore road
.Bayley Alfred, 10 Hulwood road Brown Charles, Sprin_5hurst, South- Codner John D. I9 Palace grove
&yley Edward Henry, 50 Palace grove borough road, Bickley Collet James, 2 Upper Park road
Bayman Charles, II Church roJ.d Browne James Wells, 83 Mason's hill Collet Miss, I London road
102 EROMLEY. KENT. [KELLY's
Collier Richard Irish, Hawthorne, Haw- Dodson "\\'illiam, Hayesfod, Hayes lane GinclcrsJohnl\Iarsh, Ingestre,Tweedy rd
thorne road, Bickley Domone "\'Villiam James, Rose bank, LTirlingRobt.7Carlton ter.GreatElms rd
Collier Richard Nelson, Caerdeon, Great Elms road Golding ~liss, 2 Denmark villas, Wid-
Ravensbourne road Dorey Mrs. Charles T. 4 Stanhope vils more road
Collins Benjamin, Cheriton, Common Douglas Henry, 3 IIayes lane Golds William, I I Crescent road
Collins Herbert, I02 "\Vidmore road Dover Mrs. 20 Glebe road Gooch David, I Car!ton ter. Gt. I<:lms nl
Col!ins J nseph, 9 "\\'estmoreland road Dow John, 'rracey loclge, Spencer road Goodacre Samuel, I Heathbank villas,
Collins Wilham, 3IA, Palace grovt~ Dowling Mrs. Neelgherries. High street Homesdale road
Colven Charles, ro Ravensbourne road Dransfield B~njamin, I27 Homesdale rd Goodenough Edward William,Cumber-
CookeFrederick Wm.s Homefield road Draper Edward Danvers, 3 Park grove land house, High street
Cooke Urwick, 62 Widmore road Draper John J. St. Albans, Highland rd Goading Harry, 20 West street
Coombes Thomas Couchman, 6 Corn Dreiheller Herman, Wartburgh, Haws. rd Gooclsell Henry, 48 Bloomfield road
Cooper Benjamin, I8 Glebe road Dreiheller Paul, Villa Eisa, College rd Gordon John, Spring-hill, Plaistow la
Cooper George Quilton, I I Tweedy rd Duncan John, 7 Palace grove Gore Robert, I4 Glebe road
Cooper James, Th1rsk villa, Plaistow la Duncanson E lward Ford, Nutwood, Gosling Miss, Annandale, Raven.s-
Cooper John Whittaker, The Firs, Bickley Park road bourne road
Bickley Park road Dunn Edward, 39 Park road Gover John Richard, 8o Widmore roa~
Cooper Robert, 45 Palace grove Dunstalll\Trs. 42 Palac.~ grove Graham .Tames, 47 Park road
Coppin George, 6o London road DurbridgeThos. Lyndhrst.SouthHill pk Graham Mrs. 2~ Hope park
Cotes Mrs. 5 Longfield Dyas Robert, Avoca, Blyth road Granlund Carl Augnst, I4 London rd
Courtney Alien, Wynberg, South Hl. pk Dyer N. Richard, 36 Widmore road Gray Frank, I4 Park road
Coustoll Adolph, Rothwell, Sundrdg. av Dyson Edward Richard, II North st Green Henry Jameo, 3 Station road
Cavil Thos. Durham ldg. Durham road Earnshaw Alfred, Teignmouth, South Green Rit:hard, I Hom[)sdale road
Cox Charles John, I Common Hill park Green .Samuel Merevale, Bickley Park
Cox Miss, The Firs, Ringer's roai Eastment Henry. 4 "\'Vestmoreland road road, Bickley
Crafer ThomasNarrien,Hillside, Ravens- Eastwood George Owen, Ioo High st Greenhill Waiter, 6r Widmore road
bourne road Eccardt Arthur. Doyedale, Oaklands rd Greenwood Mrs. 5 Southlands rd.llckly
Cramer Hy. Chas.Fairlight, Holwood rd Eden Charles, 25 Hope park Gregory Lewis 'r' Jlliam, 24 Widmore rd
Creagh Col.Andrew Michael,Stoneleigh, Edey George, ISO High street Greig .Jas. Gowrie,2Page Hth.la.!Jckly
Sundridge avenue Edwards Charles,Newton house, South- Grievson Thos. Aveley,South Hill park
Cregeen Hugh Stowell, 42 Freelands rd lands grove, Bickley Grillin Albert, Dnddington, Tweedy rei
Creuze Mrs. Moorlands, Oldfield road, Edwards Wm. 6 Clarence rd. llickley Griffin Jas. Thackwell, I4 Palace grove-
BICkley Eleom be Mrs. 8 ~orth street Griffin Mrs. I2 Palace grove
Crichott Thomas William, 9 Hope park Elder William George, N ettlestonc, Griffith Henry, Ashcott, Elmfield road
Crine Misses, 7 Park road Clarence road, Bickley Grittith William Peter, South bank~
Crossley Henry, I North street Ellis Arthur Thomas, South Hill park Ravensbourne road
Crossley ·william L. Linwoud, Park rd Ellis Mrs. 3 Ethelbert road Griggs Edward, 40 Park road
Crothall John Cooper, 27 Park road Ellis Mrs. R. Stainton, The Hollies, Uriggs Robert, Thanet, College road
Croucher Edward Eliza, Tewkesbury, Beckenham lane Grinsted Daniel, Glenview, London rd
Oaklands road Ellis Thomas, 2 Park grove Groom Mrs. Elmsleigh, Plaistow lane
Crowhurst Robert, 57 Common Ellis "\\'illiamC.Meaclow lodge,Common Grossmith John Lipscombe, Kezanlik~
CurtisJames,Raleigh ho.Hammelton rd Emmet Miss, 59 Tweedy road Tweedy road
Curtis Joseph, 43 Common Englehardt Fredk. Dairsie, Widmore rd Ground William, Gunyah, Holwood rd
Cusse Edmund, 53 London roarl Ennor Henry, 2 Norfolk villas, Ravens- Grubb John T. 5r West street
Daniels Charles, Kent vil. Addison rd hourne road Grundy Charle~, Linacrc, Wanstead r!l
Darby Jsph. Hazelmere, South Hill pk Escombe Rowlnd. Wilcannia,Tweedy rd Gurr Mrs. 3I High street
Darby William Henry, 4 Park grove Everett George, 8 Carlton terrace, Haigh Frederic William J.P. Wood-
Dashwood Peytou, Staplehurst, South Great Elms road lands, Woodlands road, Bickley
Hill park Farley Thomas, 58 Tylney road IIaines Rev. Frederick William M.!.
Davey Joseph, 24 Chatterton road l<'aunLhorpe Rev.J.P.I<:lmfield, Common [vicar of Holy Trinity], Oakley I"Oad
Davies Evan J. Glanayron,:\Iason's hill Felton Henr.y J. Horndon, Oaklands rd Hall Alfred Davidson, 2 Common
Davies John, I28 Homesdale road Ferris :\Irs. 8I The Common Hal!Erlwd.S.IKochester vis. WiJmre.rt!
Davies Miss, 41 Palace grove Fertel Geo. Fk. Holmcroft, llulwoocl rd Hall John, 16 Church road
Davis Henry Albert, I Cambridge road Field Hobert, I3 Common Hall John, 41 Widmore road
Davis Israel, Sundown, Elmfield road Fielding John, 69 West street Hall John Heelas, 63 Widmore ro:1d
Davis John Day, I Gravel road Filby lloswell, 59 West street Halll\'Irs. Eversley, Elmfield road
Davis Miss, Clevedon, Tweedy road Filby Edmund l'~lmer, 24 West street Hall Mrs. 44 Palace grove
Davis Miss,I Elmfield park,Elmfield rd Findlav Robert., IO Glebe road Hall Sidney, 6 Stanhope villas
• Hammond Geo. Fredk. 9 Homesdale rd'
Davis Thomas, 78 "\\'1dmore road
Fischer Henry Charles, 79 Mason's hill Harnmond Jn. Sparthlield, Wanstead rd
Davis Thomas James, 56 High street Fleet Mrs. 58 London road .
DaweEdwd.l<'em bank,Ravensbourne rd Forbes Miss, 85 Widmore road Hancock Wm. John, Lamorna, lllyth rd
Dawes Henry, 55 London road Forwoocl Charles, Glendevon, Ravens- Hankey Ernest Allers, Elmhyr:;t, Bick-
Daws HarryRd. Whitegate,Oaklands rd bourne road ley Park road, Hickley
Day Mrs. 2 Rose Yillas, Homesdale nl !<'aster J<'rederick, 36 Johnson road Han~on Conrad Wild, 22 Park road
Dean Frederick, Park grove Francis Arthur, 65 West street Hardeastle Charles Robert Hargreave,.
Dean Humphrey, I9 Nightingale lane Fraser Angus, 3 Longtield, London rd LL.ll. 39 Freelands road
Deedea Miss, II Hope park Fraser James, 156 High street Hardmg James, 39 Chatterton road
De la Condamine Mrs. I6 Park road I<'reeman Charles, 8 Glebe road Harding James Arthur, IO Palace groflt
De Mortillett Louis, 32 Glebe road Freeman John, 52 Widmore road Hardin~ Wm. The Myrtles,SouthHJ!I pk
Denham John, 57 West street Fricker Mrs. so London road Hardingham N athaniel, Meadowcroft,.
Dennen George, I4I High street Fry George, Thornton hous~, South- Plaistow lane
Dennen George, The Bank, High street lands grove, Bickley Hardy Col. John Braithwaite, Byculb,
Dennes Edgar Thomas Martin,9 Home- Fuller John, 28 Park road Clarence road, Bickley
field road Fuller J uhn P. 44 Freelands road Harman l\Irs. Park grove
Dennes Mrs. 3 London road
I<'ullilove Thomas Wm. I4lTreatElms rd Harper Peter, Lindum ldg. Holwood nl
Dennett Edward, Trebartb, Lansdowne GardinerSamuelRawson,4sWiclmore rd Harris David William, IOO Widmore rd
Gardner Burnett Gilroy, 20 Common Harris Fk. Thos. Stuartdene, College rd
road, Plaistow
Derby Earl Edmund, Hollydale lodge, Garfit John, 82 Mason's hill Harris John, G lendoe, 4I Tweedy road
The Common Garwood Rev. \\'illiam [Baptist], 34 Harris Miss, Fairlawn ho. 4 Common
HarrisThos.Frdk.B.sc. ,F.c.s. Tweedy rd
De Sinner Edward, 2 Queen's Mead rd Palace grove Harrison I<'rederickWm.s2Lcndon road
Devlin John Joseph L.K.Q.c.P.Irel. York Garwood Samuel, 4 Florence road
house, High street Gedge Alfred Sydney, Endsleigh, Hart Samuel, IO Common
Dewell William, I Florence road Holwood road Harvey Charles, I vonl:mrst, Durham rd
Dewey ThomasCharles,SouthHill wood, Gedge Mrs. Johnson, 30 Palace grove Harvey Edward Wm. I3 Freelands rd
South Hill park George Charles, 64 Common Harward Hy. Somerton, Ravensbrne.rd
Dickins Martin Jesse, Bleak house, Gibbins John Thos.Garfield,Tweedy rd Haslam Rev. I<"rederick M.A. [curate oC
Ringer's road Gibbs John, 86 Widmore road SS. Peter & Paul], 9 Tweedy road
Dickinson William,I7 Ravensboume rd Gibson John M.A. Quernmore, Hol- HaslamFras.Edwd.Rocklnds.London rd
Dicks Samuel Bernard, 5 Park grove wood road Hastings Geo. 4 Page Heath la. llicklef
Dillimore Mrs. 45 Tweedy road Gilbert George W. 23 West str~t Hatch Wm. Vernon villa, Mason's hill
Dixon Misses, Nymans, Southborough Giles Charles, I2 Great Elms road Hawkins Stanley T. 31 Freelands road
road, Hickley Gilmour .Miss, 47 West street HawkinsWm.Hy.Fernbnk.BJoomfieidrtt
y . ]D T f t E < ; : l " ' R KENTJ • BROMLEY. 103
Hawley Mrs.. SI London road James Robert :\lay Christopher, Elles~ Luntley Phillip Henry, 84 Widmore rd
Hay John Y~den, Wa.rley, Widmore rd mere, Su.ndridge a •enqe LurySaml.H. Dane cot. Ravensbourne rd
Hay Mrs. 1}8 Wdmore road JankinsonHenry, 9 North street Lyon John, 30 Colle~e road
HayneHy.Goo.uCarlton ter.Gt.Elms rd Janson The Misses, Cheriton, Oldfield l\IcAndrew Mrs. Dulsie, Newmaa road
Mackenzie Mt·s. Jame:,~ Christie, Hill~
Hayward ~h·s. 34 Park road road, Bickley
Heaysman Thomas, ISA, Park road Jaques Ricl1ar I, I57 High street foot, Elmfield road
Heaysman W1lliam, 1 Palace grove Jar\Tis Richard, 59 London road McKewan William, Elmfield, Bickley
Hellicar Rev. Arthur Gresley M.A. Jayes William, 6 Park grove Macleroy Mrs. Holmfield, London road
(vicar1 Cburcb. road MacMillan James, The Hetreat, Oldfield
Jesse Mrs. 6 Palace grove
Hellier Richard Ambleside, Wanstead rd J eui Annibal, 13 Tweedy road road, Bickley
Hellyer Samuel StevP.ns, N ewholme, Jezzi Vincent, 28 College road Madden E. M. M.B. 91 Widmore road
South l:lill pa.rk Johnson David., 5 Station road Maddocks Henry, 4 Palace grove
HendersonAle:x.Ham1lton ho.Spencer rd Johnson Geo.Sandrnghm.Hammeltn.rd Mallett William Robert, 65 Tweedy rd
Henwood Alfred, Tintern, Elmtidd rd Johnson Mrs. Summ.)rfield, Southlands Man l<'rederick Henry Dumas, Harley•
Henwood Paul, Church ho. Church rJ grove, llickley ford, Holwood road
Heppell Miss B.A. 3 Palace grove Jones Charles Pow~ll, Elmfield lodge, Mann Chas. Co1ry, Lynmtb.DJ.rham rd
Heslop Harry, :l6 Homesdale road Elmtield road Mark. Miss, 12~ Homesdale road
Hetlo Mrs. Bawtry house, Holwood road J ones J. A. S. 22 Brewery road Marks Charle8 Edward, 42 ulebe road
Hewett Mrs. 29 Xigb.tingale lane Jordan Peter, 3 Crescent road MarksDavidLewi9, nWestmoreland rei
Hewett William, 2I Palace grove Joyc~ George l<'rederick, 39 Mason's hill ~arsh Wm. Ernst. Marston, Rod way rei
Hickmott Walter, 4 Nortb. street Joyce Mrs. 48 Widmore r:>ad Martin Kemble, 13 Paga Hdath lane,.
Hicks Albert S. Stoneleigh, Elmfield rd J oyce Thos. Heath, Freshfrd.Sth. Hill pk llickley
Hicks Henry, Plaistow hall, Plaistow la Juid William, 12 Common Martin William Henry, Eversley, Queen.
Higgens Miss, Glidden, Hammelton rd Kahlart Max, 10 Homesdale road Ann's avenue, South Hill park
Higginson Mrs. 38 Widmore road Kaynes Miss C. C. l<'airlight,Newman rd Martindale Lt.-Col. Benj. Hay R.E., c.B.
Higbt Charles, I23 Homesd.J.le ro3.d Kennedy :Mrs.7 PageHeath lane,B.ckley 7 Southlands road, BICkley
Hild3r Thos, Paine, llarfield ldg.llickley Kennet John, 6 WtJst street Marzetti Charles Thos. 6o Widmore rei
Hilder William, 3 Park road Kent Henry, J: Hayes lane Marzetti Waiter, 55 Tweedy road
Hill Alfred, 6 Etbelbert road Kentish Geo. St. Andrew's, Oaklancls rd :'vlason Charles, Summerland, Blyth rei
Hill Lewis FreJerick, 7 Freehnds road King Alrred Jamcs, 43 West stre~t Mathews James Llewellyn,Pla~:'iewydd •.
Hill Robert, 9 Plaistow lane King Mrs. 32 West sLreet South Hill park
Hill William H. B1rnam ldci. Tweedy rd Kmnaird Lord n.r,., J.P. Plaistow lodge Mathews Robert, 8 Southborough road,.
Hinchliffe Miss, 12 Park road. Kirby Alfred Henry, 22 West stre~t Bickley
Kirby William Augustus, 2 Nortl1 st
Hinson Miss, 5 Tweedy road Mathews Sidney Robe!rt Harvey, a.
Kirkrnan Miss, 6 Denmark villas, Southborough road, llickley • .~
Hitchcock Arthur, Park road
Httehcock Frank George, Carisbroke, Widmore roaJ Matthews Joseph Arthur, 22 Glebe rd
Highland road Kitchin Geo. D,!.lwb:nnie, Highland rd Matthews Marmaduke C. Colyton,.
Hoban Mrs. 13 Park road KniJht Charles, ID Westmo. eland road Londo:q road
Hockaday Wm.Hcatherlie,Ravnsbrne. rd Knight Thomas, 20 Churcb. road Mrttthews Mrs. 4 Hope park
Hodder Matthew Henry, 23 Common Knight Wm. Southborough rd. Bickley Maull James, 3 Freelands road
ijodgkinson Ch<~.s. Gwydyr ho. High st Kuschke Mrs. 34 Tweedy road May Edward, 4I Common
Hodgson Re IT. William M.A, [vicar of St. Lamb Mrs. Purton lodge, Tweedy road May Henry, 12 Freelands road
Mary's], Plaistow lane Lamb Thomas, 47 Tweedy road May Jn. Coleridg3 Frampton, 8 Hope pk.
Hole .Rev. Charles LL.D. [incumb:mt of Lambert Mrs. South Lawn, Hawthorne May Mrs. 36 Glebe road
Christ Cb,urch], IA, Highland road road, Bickiey Mead Lorenzo, 27 Mason's hill
Hole Thomas, 4 West street Langmore Fredk. Gw. 65 Widmore rd Medcalf Fredk.Southover, South Hill pk..
Hullyman Mrs. I Station road Langmore Richard P. Harcourt, South- .Medcalf Mrs. ry Hope park
Holmes William, 40 College road lands grove, llickley Med win John W. Burwoo:I, Durham rct
Holworthy Joseph, 46 Widmore road L:msbury Thomas, Rockvi!le, High st Meier Casper Gottlieh, 7 Hometield road,
Hooper J ames, 2 College road Larkins Lt.-Col. William Henry, llay- l\Ieredith John, 6 Hope park
Hopkins Miss, 49 Park road field, Oaklands road Messenger Mrs. 15 Hope park
Hopkins Mrs. 48 Park road LaThangue Williarn Robert, 7 UptJer Miers Fras. Robt. llurton, Oaklands rd
Home'fhos. Warlters,Rozel,South HI pk Meadow, Homesdalc road Miles Joseph Johnson, 67 Common
H0811 John W. Wicktield, Tweedy road Latter Mrs. 3 Stanhope villa, Market sq Miles Joseph Wm. Cbateil.u, London rd
HooJham Mrs. 38 Park road Latter Uobinson, Pixtield,Beckenham la Miller Durie, lnnisfallen, Durham road
How James, 38 Freelands roa.i Lawrence Edwin, 15 Homesdale road Milier Mrs. Clovelly, Tweedy road
How Mrs. 40 l<'reelands road Lawson Miss, 39 Widmore road Millner Henry Jolm, Grasmere lodge.
Howard Job.n, 26 Common Lea Edward T. Gatton, Tweedy road Grasmere road
Howard Mrs. Saltwood, Rodway ro~d Leashman Mrs. llirkby house, Bickley Mills Henry, 53 Park road
Howard Mrs. 62 Tweedy road Park road Millyard Alfred, 6 North street
Howard Theodore, Westleigb., Chisle- Lee Charles 1<'. 2~ West street Mimpriss Mrs. Lynton, I7 Tweedy road
hun;t road, Bickley Le.;g Joseph, 13 Ravensbourne road Mitchell John Mitchell, J<'airlie, Th&
Howard William, Springfield, Oldfield Lenox: Miss, Levenax, Elmfield road Avenue, Bickley
road, Bickley Le11per John Ha.rrage, 85 Mason's hill Mitchell R1chard E. 4 Freelands road
Howar:l.Wm.Tullet,Southwd. Sth. HI.pk Lethbridge Mrs. Lynsted, Elmfield road Mitchell .Robert William T. Fairfield,
Hoyack. Mrs. Rel house, llawthorne L~tt Mrs. 4 Carlton ter. Great Elms rd ~uuthborough road, llickley
road, llickley Lewis Frederick, Plaistow lane Mitchell William Taylor, Lark.fieldt
Hubbard Thomas, Rowlet, Leecroft, Lewis Louis, I Denmark vls. Widmore rd Durham road
Durham roacl Lewis Tb.pmas, 44 Common Monrilyan Martin, 40 Widmore road
Hndson James, 8o Mason's hill Leworthy John Henry, Bromley lodge, Montague Whiffen, 63 Mason's h1ll
Hughes Fk. Jas. Bunchurch,Elmtield rd Elmtidd park, Elmfield road Moodie Jas. Edmund, n Homesdale rd
Hughes Henry,Lincoln villa,Tweedy rJ Lhoest R.aymond, 24 College road Moore Arthur M.R.c.v.s.L. 10 H1gh st.
Humphrey Miss, 15 Northstreet LindesayFre:lk.Woodla.nds,Highland rd Moore Edward Holmes H.A. Amesburt
Hnmphreys James, 17 Ni,_;htin.5ale lane Lister Mrs. Osborne villa, Mason's hill house, Page Heath lane, Bickley
Humphrielt Mrs. 8 R.avensbourne road Lloyd Frederick William Nelsqn, Brom- Moore Henry, 24- Johnson road
Humph!J'S Edward Henry, Lingdule, l~y house, H1gh street Moorhead Wm. Beaufort vil. Pla.istow la.
Oldiield road, Bic'dey LoeDanielPrince,TheHill,Beckenham la Morgan Charles, 102 High street
Huntley Richard, Holm lea, Tweedy rd Loftus George William F. Oaklands, Morris George Philip, 45 Park road
Hwlbatt Chas. l Clarence rd. Bickley Oaklands road Morrison l<'rederick, 5 Common
Hnrst Hugh, 62 Pope road Logan Rev. James Moffat [Baptist], 31 Morrison Mrs. Plaistow lane
Hurst Misses, Y'Garn,Ravensbourne rd Crescent road MortimerRussell,TheCottag-e, Palace gro
llott Herbert James x.n. 57 High street Loly Gustare (headmaster Quernmore Morum Amos, 36 Freelands road
llott James John, 51 Tweedy road House schls. ),Holwood ho. Holwood rd Mullen Robert Gordon, The Dargle,
llott James W Jliam, 76 Widmore road Longdon Jobn, 22 Crescent road. Elmfield road
llott. Mrs. 6 Park road Lovell Rev. Robert Henry [Congrega- Mullens Samuel, 2S Palace g-rove
lngall Chas.. Ed wd. I Queen's Mead rd tional], Oaklea, Orchard· road Munns Arnold Summers, I Page Heath
lngle$ Mrs. 3 North sLreet Lucasl<'redk. Wm.St.Margarets,High st lane, Bickley
Isard Edward, Clinton villa, Tweedy rd Lucas Mrs. Thauet lodge, High street MurnaneGeorge Webster,Roselea,Lan.s-
Isard Mrs. 18 Homesdale road Lucey Josepb, :l9 Tweedy road downe road, Plaisrow
Jackaon Arthur P<!rcy M. A.. I6 Common Luff George, Earldislea, Blyth road Murphy Mrs. 37 Mason's hill
Jacluton...'lattw.Maitland ldg.London ~d Lukey Hy.Jas.Ecclesbourne, Tweedy rd Nairn Henry. Lindisfarne, T~edy rd
Jackaoil Miss, 6 oou~hill
Luntley Miss, 36 Tweedy road l ~ash :Francis C'4arles, St. Peter'• •
104 FROMLEY.- KENT. ( KELLY'S
Neal William Geo. Lismore, Hawes rd Philpott William, 3 High street Roughton -, 34 Widmore road
Neale Charles, 3Ravensbourne road Pickford Eestus, 125 Homesdale r0ad Rouse 1\'Irs. 58 Tweedy road
Neale Misses, 7 Tweedy road 1 Pickthall Miss, 2 Palace grove Rowland John, 27 Tweedy road
Neely William, G-rasmere, Sandford rd , l'ierson Alfred, I4 Hope park Hoyle Joseph Ralph Edward John c.u..
Nelson llorace H. Swallowfield, South- Pike Alfred, Budhurst, South Hill park Wycliffe lodge, Oaklands road
lands grove, Bickley Pilgrim Charles J. 3 Ethelbert road Rudkin Arthur John, 84 Mason's hill
Nettlefold William, 45 ·west street Pink Edward, 95 Widmore road RushHenry Cbatterton, Coniston,Cam.
Nettlewn Thomas, 75 Common Pite George Henry, 13 Homesdale road bridge road
Neville Miss, 40 Palace grove Playfair David Thomson M.D., c.M., Rush Percy Charles, 8 &9Cambridgerd
Newman Mrs. 12 Glebe road F.L.S. 145 Hig-h street Russell Arthur, Glencairn, Southlands
Newton Alfred, Heechcroft, Widmore Podger Harry George, 3 Albert villa~, grO\'e, Bickley
Newton Ernesf, Lyndhurst, Clarence • Great Elms road Hussell Mrs. Chelston, Tweedy road
road, Bickley Podger Henry, 66 Homesdale road Saint Mrs. 26 College road
Newton Henry, Westwood, Clarcnce Pollctt Henry Montague, Fernside, Old- Salomon Peter, 16 Holwood road
road, Bickley field road, Bickley Sam brook Robt. Thos. 14 GreatElms rd
Nichols Wm. Woodside, South Hill park Poriez J. A.. Highlands, Highland road Sandell Mrs. 77 Widmore road
Nichols \Yilliam J. Woodside, Durham rd Porter Ed wd. J n. Edelweiss, Elmfield rd Sanders Mrs. 16 North street
Nickalls Conrad, Barnfield, Blyth road Porter Ed ward Llanberis, Havens- Sandon Hobert l''redk. 73 Mason's hill
Nickalls Mrs. 27 Palace grove · bonrne road Satchell Mrs. 34 Glebe road
Nickinson Jessc David, Allandalc, Elm- l'ortway Alfred, 32 Palace grove Satterthwaite Major Clement,2 Bopepk
field road Potter Ed wd. Sihertswold, Highland rd Satterthwaite Ed ward, 23 Hope park,
Niel Mrs. Holly lodge, London road Potter Mrs. 82 Widrnore road London road
Nisbet John, 53 Widrnore road Powcll George, 30 Mason's hill Saunders Charles, Barmet Wood cot.
NoottRev. Edga.rFrank Cornwallis M.A. Powell William, 2 Freelands road tage, Oakley road
[chaplain], Bromley col. High street Powis Rev. Henry D. [Congregational], Schiassi Henry, 35 Palace grove
Norman Archihald Cameron J.P. The 2 Station road Schoelkopt Mrs. 20 Park road
Rookery, Common Powis Henry ·ward, Queen A.nne's lodge, Schiitte Jn.Gott.Borrowdale,Londonnl
Norman Gerard J.P. Oakley, Common South Hill park Scott. Lieut.-Col. Jas. 13 Palace grove
Nurthen Frederick Richard, .Elmdale, Price Alfd. Edwd.M.D. Holly mnt.lligh st Scott Lady, Sundridge pk. Plaistow la
Ravensbourne road Price Mrs. 7 Westmoreland road Scott Dunkinfield Henry, 13 Southboro'
Nutting William James, St. Catherine's, Price "\\'m. Thos.Tankerville,Elmfield rd road, Bickley
Holwood road Pridham Charles, 33 Freelands road Scott Howard, Brahourne cottage, Oak·
O'Brien Henry, Gordon lodge, South- Priest William Henry, 7 Homesdale rd lands road
borough road, Bickley Prince Frederick, 28 Mason's hill Scott John, Albyfield, Bickley park
O'Donnell John Patrick c.E. Avondale, Prust William Henry, I F"reelands road Scott John B.A., M. H. IOI Widmore nl
College road Purcell Mrs. 63 Tweedy road Scott Mrs. I6 Hope park
Oliver Mrs. Inchcape, Elmfield road Purday Stephen l<'rank, 14 Common Searle Mrs. 5 North street
O'Meara Rev. John [Cath.], Plaistow la QuyArthr.l\Iontague,2Westmorcland rd Selby Henry, 7 Homesdale road
Orchard Maj.-Gen.J.W. 79 Widmorerd Radcliffe Rev. Norman Cyril Wilmot Selby Henry Turner, 4 Bloomfieldrood
Orford Edward Israel, 15 Freelands rd M.A. 62 Common Sharland William Herbert, II Common
Osborn Mrs. 78 Mason's bill Halph William James, Granville villa, Sharp Rev.John,Langton lo.Elmfieldnl
Ough John, 43 Freelands road Ileathfield road Sharp Alfred, 21 Bromley common
Owen Evan Roger, The Knoll,Bickley pk 1 Ranee Thomas George, Elm side, South- SharpMrs.INorfolk vils.Ravensborne.rd
Oxlad Miss, Y'Garn, Ravensbonrne rd lands grove, Bickley Shaw Mrs. 26 Palace grove
Packe Edward, 51 "\\'idmoro road Ranson Thomas, 12 Homesdale road Sheltemma George, 22 Park road
Pain Hy. Herbt. Woodside, Highland rd · Rap kin Geo. l''dk.Holyrood, Wanstead rd Shepherd Thomas, 14 Crescent road
Pain Miss, 32 Park road Hapley William, 5I Bloomfield road Sherwood Alfred, Rosemont, Tweedyrd
Pain Mrs. 36 Palace grove Ratcliffe Wllliam, Dudley ho.London rd Shilkock Joshua, 64 Tweedy road
l'almer John C. l'embridge, Tweedy rd Rawling Edward Bailey, 17 l'alace gro Shillcock Miss, 53 Tweedy road
falmer Mrs. L. 44 Glebe road 1 Ray Miss, 40 College road Shoemack Edward James, Enderley,
Palmer Sidney, 1:-lcruhbs farm, Lower , Ray Mrs. 52 Park road Elmfield road
Gravel road Raymcnt Mrs. L~·ndlmrst, Oaklands rd Short Miss, 23 Church road
Pamphilon George, St. Kihla, Tweedy rd Read Henry, 67 Widmore road Shute Mrs. 5 Ravensbourne road
Papps George, 16 College road 1 Read John Peat, Argyll lodge, High st Siggers Charles Wm. 49 Bloomfield rd
Parker-, 2 Elmfield park, Elm field rd. Read Thomas, The Glade, Grasmere rd Silver James Alex. 8 ltreat Elms road
Parker Edmund Shirley, I52 High st ' Recordon David Emile, Heh·etia,Home- Simmons Harry1 24 Homesdale road
Parker James, Linclmlen, Hi2hland rd field road Simmons i\lrs. :<>6 West street
Parr Capt. Alfred Arthur Chase R.N. : Reed George Dayrell, 46 Park road Simmons William, 8 West street
Glenraven, South Hill park }{eid Miss, 23 Widmore road Simmons William Edward, 55 Westst
Parr Mrs. 4 Southborough rd. Bickley Repton Aubrey G.3 Clarenee rd.Biekley Simon Rev. Jnlm S. [Wesleyan], The
Parrish Dillwyn,Widmorehouse,Chisle-: Reynolds Fredk. Wm. 54 Widmore rd 1\Ianse, Holwood road
burst road, Bickley I Riehards Capt. John C. 76 Mason's hill Simon Mrs. Widmore lodge, Widmore
Payn James Jabez, 5 Page Heath lane, Richardson Mrs. 15 Hi~h street Simpson Miss, 33 Palace grove
.Hickley Richardson Murray Spenser, 3 Page SketchleyRev.Ernst.Ballater,Tweedyrd
Payne Douglas, 74 High street Heath house, Bickley Skilleter Mrs. 8 Southlands rd. Bickley
Pearce Frederick, Roseville, Hawes rd Ridge Somers, 9 Pe.lace grove Skinner George, 35 Nightingale lane
Pearman Daniel, Briars, Newman road 1 Ritchie Robt. II Southboro' rd. Bickley Skinner Hichard, Oxford vi!. Tweedyrd
Pearsall Henry Still,Ivydene,Tweedy rd ' RitherdonRobt.Craigleith,Cambridge rd Slater Francis Cookesley, 42 West street
Peek Leonard, The Nook, The Avenue, Roberts Andrew Thorn, Hartwell, Dur- Smith Lieut.-Col. Henry Montague, 4
.Hickley ham road Longfield, London road
Peirce Henry, 63 West street RobertsArthur Wynter, Wotton, South Smith Edwd.St. Stephen's,Highlandrd
Pellett Edgar T. Edelstowe, Blyth road Hill park Smith Fredk. Hy.St. Wade,Oaklands rd
Peppiatt Geo. Hy. 8 Westmoreland rd Roberts Miss, 46 Common Smith Henry, Sundridge hall, Burn~
Percival Frederic, Southfield, Dickley Roberts Thomas, I Ravensbourne road Ash lane, l'laistow
PercyRev. Pbilip Hy. T.A.K.C.L. [chap- Hobertson Edmund George, 3 Hope pk Smith Henry, 30 Widmore road
lain of Bromley Union], 2 Gravel rd Robinson Charles, 35 Widmore road Smith Miss, 27 Nightingale lane
Pcrkins Richard ·woodhouse,Holly dene, Robinson Commander Charles M. R.N. Smith Miss, II Palace grove
Beckenham lane Rod way road Smith Mrs. 10 West street
Perkins Simon, 40 West street • Smith Wllliam Benstead, Kirtle house.
Robinson Duncan, 28 Oakley road
Peters Fhilip Hall, The Cedars, Oakley Robinson Miss, 28 Common Hammelton road
road, Common Robinson Wm.Hy.Napierton,Blomf!d.rd Snell Hermy Saxou, Lynden lodge, Elm
Peters Wm. Carisbrooke, Highland rd Rogers Charles Knight, Holwood road field road
Petherham Fredk. "\\Tilliam, IO Hope pk Rogers Frederick, 29 Freelands road Soames Rev. Henry Aldwin M. A.., F.L.S.
Petrie William C.E. 7 & 8 Crescentroad Rogers Miss, 7 Common 5 South hill
Petter Herbert, 20 Palace grove Rolls By. Albt. Holmdale, Tweedy rd Soames Edgar n.A.,LL.B.29 Mason's bill
Pfeil William, 48 Palace grove Root Samuel, 5 Florence road Soames Eley, 87 Mason's hill
Phelp ~Iisses, 14 College road
Rose Fredk.Robt.Langmere,Holwood rd Solbe Edward,Gwennap, Elmfield road
Philbrick Frederick Adolphus Q.c., B.A. Rose George, 18 Palace groYe Sotham Hcnry,Westfield cut.Newmn.rd
Oldfield, Oldfield road, Bickley Ruse Henry J ames, 109 Farwig Suuthwelll\Irs. Ormidale, Blyth road
Phillips James, Ursula, Tweedy road Ross Donald Sinclair, Heatherside, Soutter Howard,Harringay, Elmfieldrd
Phillips Thomas Adams, 8 Mason's hill Crescent road Sparks William, 9 Ravensbourne road
rbilpott Edwd. Albert, 23 Crescent rd Ross Jas. Alex. M. D. Stangrove, Park rd I Spence Robert, I Newman road
DIRECTORY.] KENT. ·BROMLEY. 105
Spoog John Simmons,s Carlton terrace, Uridge Mrs. 8 Homesdale road Whitlock G~org~; Dainton, Up. Park rd
Great Elms road Uridge Mrs. I26 Homesdale road Whittle Edward, Delgany, College road
Springett. Herbert, I24 High street Uridge William, 3 Newman road Whyte Robert, Ripley, Spencer road
Stallibras.s John, IS Cambridg~ road Vacher Sydney, Halliford, Elmfield rd Wicks George, 34 West street
St.anford Edw11rd, I 55 High street Vallings Harry A. Quinion, The Avenue, Wid~ery James, 4I West street
Stanger Cabel,Rydal mount,Plaistow la Bickley Wilkins Jeffrey, 8 Flor(li.Ice road
St.anger PhiLp Jas.Crosbie,75Mason's hl Vandelinde Gerad, Glebe knoll, Becken- Wilkinson Henry,Oakdene, Elmfield rd
Stannah Josepb.. AsliCroft, Elmfie!d rd ham lane Wilks Jam~s Herbert, Grasmere, The
St.ansfield Caarles Henry Renn, The Verrall Rev. Robert Thomas B. A. [Con- Avenue, llickley
Hollies, Lower Gravel road gregational], I Homefield road Willett Archibald Edward, Woodcote,
Stenning Edward,llasil ho. Oak land~ rd VigersMartin,Avonmore,Hammelt<>n rd Blyth road .
Stevens Thomas, Denis ho. Spencer rd Vitali Egidio, IS Common Willey Miss, Komani, Park road
Stirling 1\Irs. Io Page Heath la. Bickley Von Glehn Alexander Augustus, Hill: Williams Edmd. S. Blackbrook, Bickley
Stocker Mrs. Fairholme, Tweedy road side lodge, Holwood road Williams John, 24 Common
Smcker William, I Ethelb2rt road Wager Geo.2Rochester viis. Widmore rd Williams John Kendrick, Shir:ey lodge,
Sioddart James, Fdrnwood, Plaistow la Wain Mr.g. Clarewood, Bickley Park rd Holwood road
Stokes Jas. Jn.Springfidtl,Snulh Hill pk Walker Ja.mes Ed ward, 4 Ethelbert rd Williams J oseph, Mill vale, Church rd
~'tone William 1''. 99 Common . Walker John, 6 Glebe road Williams Mrs. 7 Florence road
Stringer Mrs. I Pilrk road Wall Ernest, 3 Queen's Mead road Williams Mrs. Glascoed, Wanstead rd
Strong Henry, I7 Park groV"e Wall George, so Hloomfield rmd Williams 1\Irs. 46 Palace grove
Strudwick Edward M. 4I Park road Walmsley William, Eastdene, L~ns- 'Williams Pl1illip Alfred, 30 Park road
Strndwick William Henry, 11 Page downe road, Plaistow Williams V:alt.Albt. The Corner, High st
Heath June, Bickley Waiter James Birch, 36 West street Williamson Frederick\Valden, 3 Carlton
Strutt Miss, 43 Freelands road Waiter Mrs. Redlands, Chislehurst rd. terrDce, Great Elms road
Stuepart Miss, 33 Widmore road Bickley Williamson William, I8 Common
Suffell Arthur James, ;!8 West street Waiters William, Ashley, Southlands Williuk H.ev.Arth.M.A.[curateof St.John
Snmmerfield John, 13 North street grove, llickley the E\'angelist], Lyndeth, R.odwayrd
SwanJsph. Wilson,Lauriston, London rd Ward Oshert, 6 Southlands rd. Bickley Willis Mrs. 49 Palace ~rove
Swinstead William, 2 Great Elms road Warlow Mrs. Monckton, College road WippellP. H. Exelands, Spencerroad
Tait William, 4 Holwood road Warren Alexander, IO Station road Witherby Rowland, 5 High street
Tanner William AnLhony, 6 Page Heath Warwick John Arthur, Beech view, Withers Alfred, 35 I<'reelands road
lane, Bickley Ringers road Withers Austin, 20 College road
TappArthurF.S.I.Coverdale,Highlnd.rd Watchurst Jas. Glenfield, Highland rd Withycomb Mrs. I Westmoreland road
ITasman Charles, Arncliffe, Tweedy rd Waters Alfred Charles, 16 Homesdale rd Wood Rev. George 1\I.A.. [vicar of St.
I7atha.m Percy Charles French, Thorn- Watling Joseph, Sherstone, Blyth road George's], Bickley Park road
eroft, Oaklands road Watson Herbert, 38 Mason's bill Wood Rev. John B.A.. [Wesleyan], 3I
Tattersall John, Waterden, Oldfield rd. Watson Jn. Hy. Coverdale, Spencer rd Widmore road
Bickley Watts James, 77 Tweedy road Wood Benjamin, 30 Crescent road
Taylor Jesse Paul, Burnside, Ravens- Watts 1\Irs. South Hill park Wood Jabez, Clareville, Ethelbert road
bourne road Webb Henry Thomas, 2 Cambridge rd WoodhousB Rev. Reginald Illingworth
7aylor John Hammerton, Chastleton, WebbJas.Simpson, St. Malo,Plaistowla M.A. [vicar of St. Luke's], 1 South-
Hawthorne road, Bickley park Webber Robert John, Io6 Widmore rd lands road, Bickley
TaylorJosepb, 61 Mason's hill Webber Saml. Blatchford,S4 London rd Woods Mrs. I8 Hope park
Taylor Thos. Fernside, Holwood road Weeks George, 8 Homefield road Woods Percy, so Widmore road
Tessier Rev. Alexander [Baptist], 40 Weeks George, jun. 6r High street WoodsSamuei,Clarecroft,Elmfield road
College road Weeks William, SI Park road Woodward James E. Berily house,
Thorn James, South Hill park Welter George, 33 Tweedy road Southlands grove, Bickley
Thompson Francis, 6 Cambridge road Wells James, Io Pope road Woodward William, Queda, Page Heath
Thompson 1\Iiss, Point house, Oakley rd Wells Mrs. Southborough lodgB, South- lane, Bickley
Thomson John, 40 Mason's hill boroug-h road, Bickley Woolnough John Geo. I Leicester villas,
ThursfieldWm.Leight<>n,Hammelton rd Wells Thomas, I3 Crescent road Homesdale road
Thurston Fra.s. Creed, 32 Homesdale rd West Benj.Newport lo.Ravensbourne rd Worthington Samuel, Northolt,Blytb rd
Thwaites George, I21 Homesdale road West William, Hawthorne rd. Bickley Wraith Edward, 18 Church road
Townend Herbt. Bracken hl.Highlnd.rd Wheeler StPphen Baker, 13 Gt. Elms rd Wright Alfred Hy. Dellcot, Elmfield rd
Towse Mrs. W. B.Braunton, Durham rd Westbrook James, 35 Johnson road Wright Henry, Buteland, Elmfield rd
Trigg Edward, I7 Homesda.le road Whal~ Col. Thos. Martin, 4 Plaistow la Wright Mrs. Highlands, Oldtield road,
Trimmer Robt. Douglas, 47Widmore rd Wheeler Mrs. 16 Ravensbourne road Bickley
Trower Harry, I4 Norfolk terrace, Whistler Thomas A.R. Seacombe,High- Wright Mrs. 4 Plaist<>w lanE!
Homesdale road land road Wright :\lrs. t:iinclair villa, Mason's hill
Trower Mrs. 29 Park road WhiteBernard,Hazeldene,Cambridge rd Wri~ht William Edward, 28 West st
'fucker Arthr.Jn.Pelhurst,Homefield rd White James, 27 Widmore road Wyatt Hugh, Rusthall, Highland road
Tulloch Major Hect<>r B. E. The Hollies, White Lynch, 154 High street Wyborn John ~liddleton, 26Widmore rd
Smthborough road, Bicklcy White l\Irs. Edwarcl, 5 Park road Wyllie Harvey, llalgownie, Blyth road
Turner Samuel, 49 West street White William Waiter, 17 Church road Wythes Ernest JamBs, Bickley park
Tweedie Alexander Forbes, Bonnington, Whitehead George Hugh, Red bank, Y eatman Mrs. Shawfidd,Chislehurst rd
lBlackbrook lane, Bickley Highland road Yolland John Horatin, 38 Common
Tweedy Hy. Jn. Pendower, Elmfield rd Whitehead Jeffrey L. n. Southwood, Younghusbao.d Miss, IO Church road
'l'W"eedy Mrs. Widmore ho. Widmore rd Oldtield ro.1.d, llickley Zimmermann August,Colonia.,So.Hl. pk
COMMERCIAL. , llaileyAlfd. carpentr. &dep. registrar of marriages, 39 Palace rd
Abbott Sarah (Mrs.), laundres~, 3 Cross road, Bromley cam Bailey Susan (Miss), confectioner, S+ Havelock road
Abrams Henry, sanitary inspect<>r, s Westmoreland road Baker Thomas, dining rooms, 76 The Common
Ackermann Henry, baker & confectioner, I3 Broadway Baldwin Stephen James, beekeepers' appliance manufac-
Adams Ann (Mrs.), girls' school, 26 Park road turer, 24 Stanley road, Mason's hill
Adams Edward, shoeing smith, 107 Palace road Ball llenjamin, boot maker, I Thornton villas, Park end
Alexander Emma (Mrs. ),butcher&grocer,s3&55 Havelock rd Balls Henry, tailor, 30 I<'reelands road
Allaston Charles, cc1b proprietor, 3S Pope road Baly Erncst, surgeon, 23 Park road
Alldis James & Son, cutlers, 5 Market square Banks Edgar Arthur, provision dlr. r Aberdeen bldgs. High st
Alien Henry, tailor, 9 Palace road Banks Fannia (Mrs.), fancy goods dlr. 9 Broadway, High st
Allsworth Norman, pharmaceutical chemist, 6o Mason's hill I Bare Agnes Ada (l\Iiss), school, .:;6 London road •
Amos Goorge Richard, plumber, xo .Simpson's road Barham Thomas, Two Do,·es P.H. Oakley road, Common
Arnaod J. C. & Son, builders, 149 High street & South Barker Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, I Homesdale road
Eastern Railway station Barker Thomas, chimney sweeper, 26 Havelock road
Arnold .Alfred, upholsterer, 7 The Parade, Mason's hill llarker William James, chimney sweeper, 7I Homesdale rJ
Atkins James, upholsterer, 17 East street Barlow Henry, fishmonger, 45 Palace road
Atkinson William, fruit grower, Oakley road, Common 1 Barnes William, trap proprietor} 1 Simpson's road
Attwood Albert, contractor, I8 J<'reelands grove I Barrel! Alien, ironmonger, 109 High stre~t
Ansten Frank & Son, cab proprietors, 55 Park end Barrell Alien (Mrs.), umbrella manllfacturer, 109 High st
Ayles Waiter, boot; maker, 2 Stanley road Barrett John, marine stores, 5o ~ewbury road
Ayling Thomas Stephen, boot & shoe maker, 15 Broadway Barrett Joseph, timber merchant, 38 Walpole road
Ayling Wm. 'fbirkettle, oil & glas~ dealer, 97, 98 & :zs High st Barriball George, hair dresser & tobacconist, m6 Palace rd
Baeoo.James, baker, 13 Farwig lane Barrow Eliza Ann (:'firs.), miJwife, 37 Park road
106 BROMLEY. KENT. [ KELLY's
Bartholomew Thomas, laundryman, 49 'Walpole road Bromley Union (Robert Gordon Mullen,clerk to guardians).
Bartlett Geo. Thos. Three Compasses P.H. I04 Widmore rd offices, East street ·
Bartran William John, cabinet maker, 3r Mason's hill Bromley Volnnte~r Fire Brigadt} (James Hopton, captain),
Bastable Act.hur, butcher, so Palace road White Hart hotel, High street
Batchelor & Son, cabinet makers, 6 Widmore road Bromley & West Kent Bakery Limited, 20 Freelands roa..I
Bateman Harry, decorator, 2 Ivy cottages, Park end Bromley & West Kent Trade Protection Society (George
Bath Ingledew, farmer, Turpington farm, Bickley Weller, sec.), 51 High st.& Tm1 n Hall chambers, Marketsq
Baxter, Payne & Lepper, auctioneers, valuers, house, estate Bromley '"'orking Men's Institute (Ezekiel Miller, manager),
& land agents & surveyors, ro Market square 8 Chatterton road
Baxter William, forge, 34 High street Bromley Workmen's Club (Henry Oliver, sec.), Oakley road
Baxter William Walmisley, pharmac~utical ·chemist, 40 Brooke Charles E. shoeing smith, West street
High street & 3 Broadway Brooke John, shopkeeper, 46 Bloomfield road
Bayman Mary Ann Duyle (Mrs.), hair dresser & tobacconist, Brooker James, greengrocer, 32 Chattertou road
I3S High street Brown Frederick, grot:er, II Farwig lane
Beadle James, fishmonger, 82 Homesdale road Brown Margaret Jane (Miss), tobacconist, II4 High street
Beale William, postmaster, I30 High street Brown MaryAnn(Mrs. ), beer reth·. I8 Chatterton rd. Common
Beck Edward, farmer, Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Browne William James, clothier & hiitter, 54 High street
Beck Thos. cowkeeper, Hall's farm, Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Browning Charles & Son, greengrocers, 93 High street
Beeby & Ilott, surgeons, 56 High street Bruce John, Chequers P.H. Southborough, Bickley
Beeby Waiter Thomas M.D. physician & surgeon, Park Bryant Daniel, jobbing gardener, 45 Walpole road
house, Beckenham lane & see Beeby & Ilott Buck John Stirling ~-D. physician & surgeon, IS Higl1 st
Bennett Stephen, baker & confectioner, 36 East street Budden Ben Ed win, dairyman, 87 Palace road
Betts Sopbia (Miss), dress mu.ker, 28 Aylesbury roacl Bullcid Anthony, builder, 20 Tylncy road
Bickley Park Estate Office (W. West, manager) ; estate Bullen Arthur Lewis, nurseryman, Highfield nursery, The
office (private), Hawthorne road, Bickley park Common
Bignold Ann (Mrs.), laundry, 40 Chatterton road Bunce William, laundry, 6r Simpson's road
llirkett Samuel, wa,tch maker, 8 East street
llurch John, oilman, ws Palace road
Bishop Charles E. Swan & Mitre P.H. 91 High street Burch John William, draper, I02 Palace road
Bittle Edward Thomas, painter, 83 Palace road Burgess :.\'laggie & Annie (~isses), dress mas. I Nightingale la
Bligh Geo. cattle dealer, Bencewell farm, Oakley rd. Common Burgess George, shopkeeper, 43 Simpson's road
lllundell George, fishmonger & poulterer, 4 Widrnore road Burgess Joseph, boot mCiker, ll9 High street
Boaks William, practical gardener ; new gardens laid out & Burgess Walter George, jobbinJ gardener, 69 Homesdale rd
kept in order, day, week or otherwise, 2 Freelands grove Burr William, furniture dealer, 67 High street
Boardrnan & Co. timber merchants, Tweedy road Burr William, ironmon~er, I I8 High street
Bond John, artist, 4 Denmark villas Burtenshaw Arthur, laundry, 3 Mason's hill
Booth Bros. coal merchants, L. C. & D. railway station Bush Samuel & Son, printers, booksellers &c. 42 High street
Borer Arnos, butcher, 8 Aberdeen bldgs. High st.&26 High st Button Charles, boot maker, s North road
llourdon Waiter & Co. The Bazaar, Town Ilall buildings, High Calcraft James, bill po~t~r, 13 West street
street & cycle m3-kers, 25 West street Cantuar Photographic Co. r3o High street
Bourn Chas. farmer, Cooper's farm, Southhorough,Common Capon John, station master, S. E. rail way
Bourne .Alfred, farmer, Slough & Cooper's farms, Common Capon J oseph, butcher, 28 East street & 2I Freelands road
Bourne Frederick William, builder, 37 Park end Capon Waiter Penn, station master, New Bromley station
lluxall John, jobbing gardener, 7 Walpole road Carrick Charles William, boot maker, 22 Newbury road
Bragg Henry, painter, 4 Aylesbury road Carrick John, boot maker, 32 East street
Brazier Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 64 Simpson's road Cassell Mary Ann (:\Irs. ), greengrocer, 9 r Mason's hill
Brett Alfred, bricklayer, 3 Freelands grove Champ James, zinc worker, 27 Simpson's road
Brett William, shopkeeper, SI Plaistow lane Chaston Charles, greengrocer, 8 .Sorfolk ter. Holmesdale rd
Bromlcy & Beckenbam Joint Hospital Board, Skymcornr.r Chatterton 'William B.A., M.D., C.M. physician & surgP.on, 71
(Col. Sir J. f'. L~nnard bart. J.P. chairman; George Den- Mason's hill
nen, L. & C. Bank, treasurer; H. G. Mullen, clerk) ; local Checkley David, pony chaise proprietor, 7 West street
offices, East street Chessell Henry J ames, nurseryman, Holm~sdale road
Bromley Burial Board (Robt. Garden :\'Iullen, clerk), East st Chitty Charles, sign writer, 5 Horsley road
cemetery (George Huxley, superintendent), London road Chitty & Son, wheelwrights, 4 Horsley road
Bromley College for Clergymen's widows & orphan dangh- Cboules Madame, milliner, I The Corner, High street
ters, London road Christcr Edward, station master, Plaistow lane
Bromley Conservative Club (Culin J. Campbell, hon. sec.), Church Joseph ll<!njamin, builder, I Park end, London rd
Bromley lodJe, High street Churcher Joseph, shoe maker, 32 Tylney road
llromley Co-operative Soctety Limited (Ernest Bragg, sec.), Clapson Samuel, pork butcher, 2:j Palace road
grocers &c. East street & branch (H. Webb, manager), 2 Clark Henry, paperhanger, II Simpson's road
Simpson's road Clark Richard, grocer, 42 Stanley road
Bromley & County Club (John Herrage Lepper, hon. sec.), Clark Thomas, greengrocer, 7 Devonshire square
23 Htgh street Clarke Edward & Son, printers & stationers, 53 High stree~
Bromley County Court (His Honour Homersham Cox, judge ; Clarke Alfred, carpeuter, 38 Palace road
Robinson Latter, regi8trar & high bailiff), Market square Clayden Arthur, jobbing gardener, 3 Addison terrace
Bromley & District Times Otlice (Kentish District Times Cleaver John, Railway Signal P.H. I Mason's hill
Co. Limited, proprietors; pub. friday), I9 East street Clement Charles John, greengrocer, 49 Farwig lane
Bromley Gas Consumers' Co (Hy. W. Amos, sec.; William Clifford Ed ward, gardener to Mrs. Pach, 4 Jessamine Vlllas,
'Voodward, manager), Homesdale road Homesdale road
Bromley High School for Girls (Miss Heppel B.A. head Coa-l Co-operative Society Limited, Tweedy road & Bickley
mistress), Elmfield road station, Bickley
Bromley Inland Revenue Office(William McCarthy, officer), Codd Artbur l''rederick Gambell :11. B. surgeon, medical
I7 Great Elms road officer of health to local board & medical oltic~r & publi~:
Bromley Literary Institute (John Weeks & R. J. Webber, vaccinator No. I district, llromley union, 20 Widmore rd
hon. secs. ; Benjamin Wood, librarian), Widmore road Coleby Ellen (Miss), girls' day school, Sunnyside, London rd
Bromley Parish Fire Engine ho. White Hart hotel, High st Collings Albert, bird stuffer, 82 High street
Bromley Park College for Girls (.\:liss Me:Iows, principal), Collings Albert Ernest, naturalist, 82 High stree~
Highland road Collins Brothers, general drapers, I2 & I3 .Market square .t
Bromley Park School; boys up to the age of IS are pre- 109 & no Widmore road
pared for entrance of the public schools &c. by Henry Collins Grace (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 4 The Promenade,
Charles Bond M.A., F.C.S. formerly of Marlborough Col- London road
lege & late Scholar & Hulmean Exhibitioner of Braseno;;e Collins SI. book & music s~ller, I7 The Pavement, Wid!DOl'"e rd
College, Oxford; I3 London road. ~ee advertisement Convent of the Holy Trinity (Madame Bransiet,sup<Jrioress),
Bromley Pottery Stores, 1:9 Broad way Freelands
Bromley Preparatory School (.Miss Clara C. Kaynes, princi- Cook Lewis, Farwig Arms P.H. Farwig lane
pal), Fairlight, Ne1vman road Cook Thomas William, tailor, 22 Church road
Bromley Record (StronJ & Sons, proprietors & publishers, Cooling & Lawrence, market gardener, The Common
montllly), 14 Market square Cooper Brothers, corn merchants, I9 Market square
Bromley Stamp Office (William Beale, di5tributor), Post Cooper Charles, picture frame maker, 33 Havelock road
office, High street Cooper George, confectioner, I Church road
Bromley Swimming Baths (D. W. Harris, propr. ),23 High st Cooper Henry George, butcher, I3 Widmore road
Bromley Telegraph (liberal) (Charles William Gedney, pro- Cooper James, tailor, 48 High street
prietor & publisher; pub. friday), 25 .Market square Cooper William, grainer, 10 Victoria terrace, Park end
DI.Ht;CTORY.J KENT. BROMLEY. 101
Cooper William Alfred, ironmonger, 86 High street Fawsitt Frederick, leather seller, 2r Market square
Cossum Thomas, boot maker, 39 Johnson road Ferrebee & Hill, bakers, r Stanley road
Cottage Hospital (Waiter Thomas Beeby M. D. ; Herbert Ferris Robert & Sons, saddlers, I03 High street
James Ilott M.n.; David Thomson Playfair M. B.; William Ferris .Albert, Plough inn, Common
Chatterton M. D. John Scott M. D. medical officers; Her- Fertel Frederick, professor of music, Holmcroft, Holwood rd
bertH. Pain, hon. sec; Miss Julia Birmingham, matron), FertelSarahJane (Mrs. ),ladies' school,Holmcroft,Holwood rd
South hill Field Charles, boot maker, 5 Mason's hill
Cousins Charles, carman, 15 Simpson's road Field Charlotte & Grace (M1sses), preparatory school,I3 Corn
Covell & Harris, butchers, 52 High street Filby Brothers, hair dresser;,, 89 High street
Cowell Brothers, bicycle makers, & makers of the Mikado Filmer MaryAnn(~irs. ),fancy repository, 19 & 2oWidmure rcJ
cycles; specialite, light, fast & strong machines to order; Fitz Richard, grocer, 9rA, Homesdale road
price list free on application; 3 Homesdale road Flatt Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, I 'Veston grove
Craker Ann (Miss), dress maker, 3 Denmark villas Fleet George, fL;hmonger, 4 Addison road
Craker Frederick Joseph, shopkeeper, 37 Palace road 'Flood William John, laundry, 54 Chatterton road
Craker John, picture frame maker, 8I High street Flux Robert, Duke's Head P. H. & wine & spirit merchant~
Creasey Caleb, coach builder, Vale cottages, Mason's hall Allsopp's & Bass's ales & Guinness's stout, 32 Market
Cregeen Hugh Stewell, surveyor to Bromley local board ; square & I 3 I High street
offices, East street; res. 42 Freelands road Follett Joseph, baker, & post, money order, annuity &
Crockett John, beer retailer, 35 London road insurance office& savings bank,6The Promenade, London rd
Crossley Thomas, builder & contractor, 68 Tweedy road Ford Edward, verger to St. Mary's, Plaistow, 6 Farwig lane
Crouch James Morton,ironmrmger, 4 The Parade, Mason's hi Ford Herbert, plumber, 30 London road
Crow John, shopkeeper, 27 Chatterton road, Common Franklin Mary (Mrs.), htundress, 20 ~apier r:cad
Crowhurst Bros.linen drapers,27&28 Market sq.&I34Higb st Fraser James F.R.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon, I 56 High st
Cruickshank Alexander, Bird-in-band, Widmore I<'reeman, Hardy & Willis, boot & shoe makers, 4 Market sq
Crutcber Beach, printers, 82 High street Freeman Charles, registrar of marriages, 8 Glebe road
Curtis William Henry, baker, 32 Common Freeman George, tobacconist, 46 Palace road
Darby William Henry, stone mason & building material French Elizabeth (Miss), school, I5 Simpson's road
dealer, South Eastern Railway Fry John Thomas, plumber, 5 Simpson's road
Darvill Thomas, corn merchant, Tylney road Fryer Henry Thomas, Two Brewers P.H. Mason's hill
Davis Frederick, registered plumber, 33 London road Gedney Charles William,proprietor & publisher of" Bromley
Davis James, inspector of weights & measures, Wood close Telegraph'' newspaper, 25 Market square
& Common Geere William Arthur, grocer, 1 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd
Davis James, stationer & news agent, roB Widmore road Gibbing Harry James, decorator, 3 Wharton road
Day Albert .Arthur, decorative artist, 6 Heathbank villas, Gibson John M.A. boys' school, Quernmore house, IIolwoo<l
Homesdale road road. See advertisement
Day Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Homesdale road G·ilhert Thomas J ames, baker & corn chandler, I6 Norfolk
.Day Richard, bricklayer, 6 Heathbank villas, Homesdale rd terrace, Homesdale road
Day William, carman & contractor, 59 Homesdale road Giles Charles, beer retailer, 19 Homesdale road
Dean Frederick, coach builder, 59 Wigmore road Giles James, carpenter, 75 Palace road
Dean Elizh. (Mrs.), art needlework establishment, 84 High st Giles J oscph, carpenter, 8 Havelock road
DeanNicholasGodelman,hair drssr. IA,Tue Parade, Mason's hi Gill George, builder, Common
Dell William, bird dealer & oilman, West street Girls' Club & Home (Yliss Elizabeth Monger, matron), 26>
~enbam John, builder, 57 ·west street Simpson's road
Dennes Edgar Thomas Martin, solicitor, 9 Homefield road Golding Charlotte (Miss), ladies' school, 2 Denmark villas
Devlin John Jo3eph L.K.Q.C.P.Irel. surgeon, High street Gulds Henry, bricklayer, Nichollane, Plaistow
Dickins l\1artin Jesse, auctioneer, see Waterer & Dickens Gomer William, confectioner & dairyman, 87 Hig-h street
Dixon James, wood turner, 16 Simpson's road Goodacre 'William, Lord Homesdale P.H. 83 Homesdale rd
Dobb Emma (Mrs.), Crown & Anchor P.H. 9 Park road Goodwin George, beer retailer, 58 Mason's hill 1
Dodd Isaac, beer retailer & cowkeeper, 5 Gravel rd. Common Gore Hobert Lawrl)nce, ironmonger, 9 Market square
Dotter Konstantin, watch & clock maker, 123 & I33 High st Goulden Herbert, pharmaceutical chemist, 2 \Vidmore rd.
Downer William, horse dealer, 85 The Common Graham George, carpenter, 2 Simpson's road
Dowsing Arthur William, painter, 65 Palace road Graham George, carpenter, 45 Stanley road
Drake Samuel, farmer, 71 Common Grainger Samuel Charles, plumber, 73 Palace road
Draper Charles, builder, 17 Simpson's road Grand Hall ( William Martin, lessee), 23 High street
Draper Edward Danvers, solicitor, 3 Park grove Granger Robert, oil & color man, "''idmore
Draper Henry, Star & Garter P.H. 106 High street Gransden Charles, plumber, I Tylney road
Driver Alfred, butcher, 59 Mason's hill Graty Thomas D. builder & contractor, 3 East street
Dnddy Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, Bloomfield road Green Brothers, grocers, I5 East street
Dunford Henry, tobacconist, 29 North road Green Henry, shopkeeper, I .Addi:;un road
Dunford Sidney, grocer, 2 Xapier road Gre;;ory Lewis Wtlliam, solicitor, 24 Widmore road
Dunmall Robert, beer retailer, I3 Oakley road, Common Griffin Albert, coal & coke mer. ; depot,L.C.&D. railway still
Dunn Edwanl, upholsterer, cabinet maker & undertaker, Grigg \Villiam, greengrocer, 23 East street
20 Market square; d~pository, 39 Park road Grinsted Daniel, coal & corn merchant, I24 High street&.
Dnnstall John, baker & confectioner, 3 Widmore road S. E. & L. C. & D. railway stations
Dyer John, deputy superintendent registrar of births, mar- : Grisbrook Stephen, ehemist, 12 The Promenade, London rd
riages and deaths, 7 Station road Grubb Wm. .Alexander, builder & contractor, I Widmore rd
1
Earle Agnes & Marian (Misses), milliners, 24 Market square · Grundy Charles Lovett, solicitor, Market square
Edey George, dentist, 150 High street Gunton William Rendell, watch & clock maker, 68 High st
Edwards George, tailor, 10 Tylne:r road Hadden John, 'figer's Head P.H. 86 Mason's hill
Edwards Richard, carpenter, 6 Palace road Hall James W'illiam, boot maker, 9 I<'arwig lane
Edwards Richd. beer ret. 133 High st. & 29 Market square Hall Mary (Mrs.), laundress, I .Arnside viis. Homesdale roacl
Edwards William, dairyman, I The Promenade, London rd Hall Richard Henry, news agent, 9 Farwig lane
Elise Madame, dress maker, La Ronce, Park end Hallamore Alfred, fancy repository, I05 "\\'idmore road
Elliott Richard, basket maker, I Brewhouse yard, Masun's hl Hambleton Edward, wardrobe dealer, 3 East street
Elliott Richd. Wm. basket maker, I Vale cots. Mason's hill Hammond GeorJe, plumber, 19 Freelands road
Ely Aaron, bricklayer, n Napier road Hammond George, jun. plumber, 14 Freelands roaJ
Emelie Madame, milliner & dress maker, 7 The Promenade, Hancock Mary .Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, see Pitt & Haneock
London road Hankins James, butcher, I The Parade, Mason's hill
Emery & Co. dyers, 56 Pope road Harber Stephen, wheelwright, Lewes road
Emery Frederick Williarn & Co. steam laundry & dye works, HardwickA.J.surveyor,SunbridgeParkEstate office, Widmorft
2~ Napier road, Mason's hill Harman Robert Vine, pianoforte & musical instrument
Emmins William, greengrocer, 37 Simpson's road warehouse, 55 High street
Epps George, coffee rooms, 92 High street Harman Robert Vine, photographer, 75 Higb street
Essam William, gamekeeper to Lady Scott, Garden lane, Harmer Richard, shopkeeper, 44 Walpole road
Sundridge park Harper Edward, tobacconist, 10 Mason's hill
Evans Henry Thomas, beer retailer, Southborough, Bickley Harradine Joseph, insurance agent, London road
Evans Waiter, fishmonger, 90 High street Harris David, butcher, see Covell & Harris
Everett Richard, boot maker, 2 Palace road HarrisEdward,farm steward toA.C. Norman esq. Oakley farm
Farmer Mrs. laundress, 38 Pope road Harris George, farmer, Hayesford farm, Hayes lane
Faulkes James, tailor, servants' liveries made to order, Harris Stephen Frederiek, upholsterer, 6 Simpson's road
alterations & repairs, B Tylney road Hartridge Joscph, grocer, Park eni
Faulkes William, boot maker, 13 Norfolk ter. Homesclale rd Hartridge Raymond, butcher, 44 Palace road
108 BROMLEY. KENT. [KELLY'S
Harvey ·waiter, beer retailer, Brewery road, Common 1Jones George, draper, 5 "\Vidmore road
Harwood Benjamin, dairyman, 56 Mason's hiil Jones John Archibald Stokes, brewer, Brewhouse, Common
Hatton Ja.ne & Sturgeon Elizabeth (Misses), dress makers, Juniper David James, grocer, 9 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd
9 Simpson's road Keer Mannin~, g~neral draper, 27 & 28 High street
Hawker Geor~e, shopkeeper, 32 Havelock road Kennett Edward, grocer & wine & spirit dealer, 43 High st
Hayden Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, I3 Hawksworth road Kennett Edward, grocer & butcher, 32, 33 & 34 North road
Hayler Sarah C\lrs. ), laundress, 33 Simpson's road Kentish District Times Co. Lim. proprietors of "Bromley
Haylett Benjamin, scn. boot maker, 27 West street & District Times," I9 East street
Haylett Thomas William, Crown P.H. Common Kentish Sun (William Williamson, proprietor & publisher;
Haynes Thomas, grocer, 88 High street published friday), I8 Bromley common
Haywood George, plumber, 8 The Parade, :.\Iason's hill Keogh Claude, tailor, 22 Market square
Head James William, grocer, 54 Mason's hill King C!ifford, greengrocer, 2 Aylesbury road
Head John, butcher, 3 Aylesbury road King George, manager for Rnssell & Co. 4I College road
Heath George, farmcr,Blackbrook farm,Southboro', Bickley King John, linen draper, 36 High street
Heaysman Broth·ors, butchers, 6 :Market square King 'Villiam, greengrocer, 28 London road
Hen brow Eli7..abeth (~Irs. ), ladies' outfitter, 9 The Prom- Kirby & Stms, dairymen, I \Yest stre~t
enade, London road Kirby George, watch maker, 26 East street
Henham Thomas, house decorator, 43 Beckenham lane Kirby Thomas, farmer, Hook farm, Common
Herbert George, carpenter, I I Victoria terrace, Park end Knappctt, D.n·id, florist, London road
Hewick Mary Ann (l\liss), stationer, 130 High street Knight Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 2D Church road
Hewitt Thomas Robert, manager of .Martin & Co.'s Bank, Knight Hnbert, painter, 39 'Valpole road, Common
1o6 ·wumore road Knig·ht Thomas, upholsterer, 9 Victoria terrace, Park road
Higham Samuel, coffee room!l, Sherman road Knight William, jun. horticultural builder, rustic worker,
Hilder J ames Thomas, station master & postmaster, Bickley · barrow & ladder maker, wood broker & fire wood merchant,
station, Bickley Rustic works, Southborough, llieklcy
Hill Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, I3 Aylesbury road Lansbury Henry John, auctioneer, hous3, land & estate
Hills Charles Henry, shirt maker, 7 Broadway agent & yaluer, Town hall
Hinchliffe 'Valter, stone, marble & monumental mason, , Lansbury Thomas, road & sewer contractor & brick & tile
Ilolmdene, London road & S. E. Railway maker, 158 High st. & Wald,J brick works, Homesdale rd
Hoare Alfred, saddler, r7l\lason's hill Latt!!r & Willett, solicitors, .i.VIarket square
Hobbs John, greengrocer, 105 High street Latter Edward (firm, Latter & Willett), solicitor & corn.
Holland Georgc, grocer, 86 PalaC'e road missioncr for oaths, Market square
Hollands Alfred, shopkeeper, ID Nichollane, Plaistow Latter H ugh R. surveyor, 3 Market square
Holmes William, upholsterer, see Walker & Holmes Latter Robinson (firm, Latter & Willett), solicitor, clerk to
Homesdale Brick, Tile & Pottery "\Vorks (late Pascall's) the magistrates, registrar of county court & clerk to
(James ·warren, foreman), Homesdale road commissioners of taxes & to the vestry, Market square
Hopgood Ann (Mrs.), laundress, "\Valpole road Lavender Edgar Davey, photographer, 1 Tweedy buildings,
Hopgood Thomas, laundryman, shirt & collar dresser, 8 Widmore road
Walpole road Lawrance Elizabeth (Miss), wardrobe dealer, 7 Mason's hill
Hopton James, greengrocer, 31 Market sq. & I3IA1 High st Lawrance George, hair dresser, 7 & 8 Mason's hill
Horder Harry, grocer, 7 Widmore road Lawrence Mary Ann (Miss), milliner & dress maker, 8 The
Hornby Brothers, dairymen, f8 East street Parade, Mason's hill
Houlgate Alfred, upholsterer, 3 Tylney road Lawson Ambrose, greengrocer, giB, Homesdale road I
How James, wateh maker, I07 \'\-"idrnore road Lay George, builder, Westmorland road
Howard Jn. grocer & cheesemonger, 59, 6D, 64 & 65 High st Leaney Edward, Bell Tap P.H. I27 High street
Howard Wm. Tullet, solicitor, Southwood, South Hill park Leathern John, boot & shoe maker, 73 High street
Howlett Philip, fancy draper, 2 Aberdeen buildings, High st Lee Hiehard, grocer, 31 Cbatterton road
Hubbard Thomas, collector of rates to Kent Waterworks Co. Lee "\Yilliam, shopkeeper, 3D North road
I8 West street Lenton Bros.photogra phrs.& stationrs.6TheParad3,Mason's hl
Hughes Henry, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Lincoln Lepper John Barrage, auctioneer, land agent &c. see Baxter,
villa, Tweedy road Payne & Lepper
Humerston James, grocer, 8 Simpson's road Levey George, beer retailer, 64- Palace road
Humphreys Charles, secondhand bookseller, 23 Market sq Ley Jarnes, baker, 62 Common
Hunt Thomas & Son, building material dealers & wholesale Lines Martha (Mrs.), Hising Sun P.H. 35 High street
ironmongers, Farwig & II East street. See advert Lingham John, oilman, 24 East street
Hunt Albert, grocer, ziA, London road . Livock Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 99 High street
Hunt Martha Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Ethelbert villa, Park Lloyd Henry Ed ward, turncock, West Kent water works,
end, London road. 69 Palace road
Hunter James Ker, coach builder, I5 London road Lloyd Maurice, ironmonger & agent to L. C. & D. railway&
Hurst Misses, ladies' school, Y'garn, Ravensbourne road S. E. railway, High street
Iilutchison & Son, french polishers, 14 Freeland's grove London & County Banking Co. Limited (branch) (George
Hutson \Ym. jobbing gardener, 7 Addison ter. Addison road Dennen, manager), High street ; draw on head office,
Huxley Arthur, coffee & dining rooms, 40 East street. See Lombard street E c
advertisement London & Provincial Meat Stores (Gaorge Webb, manager),
Hyde Thomas, confectioner, I6 Widmore road 136 High street
Ilott Herbert James, surgeon, see Beeb.v & Ilott Longhurst J n. chimney sweeper, 8 Devonshire sq. Mason's hl
Ilott James John M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin., physician & Lovibond John & Sons, brewers & wine & spirit merctlantB,
.surgeon, 5I Tweedy road 128 High street & 35 Market square
Ilott James William, certifying factory surgeon, Beechfield Lowe Jn. building material dlr. L. C. & D. railway station
Ingles Jarnes, saddler, 22 East street Lowe Robt. Alex. builder & contractor,6 Tylney rd. Widmore
lngrarn John, greengrocer, I Wharton road Lownds William, White Hart hotel & posting house, 138,
International Tea Co. (John Albert l\Iarchant, manager), 47 139 & I40 High street
High street Lawrence John William, upholsterer & earthenware dealer,
Isard Edward & Son, tallow chandlers & wholesale oilmen, I r2 & I r3 High street & I4 Mason's hill
7 & 8 Market square Luff & Barrow, plumbers, I37 High street
.Jackson Albt. boot ma. 24, & draper 25, Oakley rd. Common Lukey Henry James, draper, I20 High street
Jackson Arthur Percy M.A. solicitor, 16 Common Lynes Jane (Mrs.), milliner, 83 High street
Jackson Ueorge, grocer, wine merchant, provision dealer & McCarthy \Villiam, inland revenue officer, I7 Great Elmsrd
· fruit grower, 79 The Common McKenzie Eustace Alfred, bookseller &c. 108 High street
Jaeques Thomas Henry, draper, 3 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd McLoughlin J ames, draper, 5 & 6 The Broadway
James John, baker & confectioner, 78 High street MaddenEd wd. .l\'Ionlon M.B., M. R. c.s. surgeon,gr Widmore rd
James William John, baker, 19 Chatterton road, Common Mallett \Villiam Robert F.S.A. architect & surveyor, 65
Janes William, blacksmith & ironmonger, I4 Farwig lane Tweedy road
.Jayes Geo.Harris,Rose&CrownP.H. 132High st.&3o)larket sq Marchn David, tar pavior, 30 Homesdale road
Jayes William, builder, 6 Park grove, Park road Margetts William, dining rooms, West. street
Job Alfred, boot maker, 6I The Common Marks Thomas Nicholls, builder, 39 College road
Johnson Rodolph, confectioner, 3 The Corner, High street Marsh Thomas Henry, grocer, 73 Farwig lane
Jones Charles Robert, jobbing gardener, 22 'l'ylney road Marshall Mark, shopkeeper, 4 North road
Jones Ed win, fruiterer, Tweedy buihlings, Widmore road Martin & :::ions, booksellers & stationers, 1 r & 12 Broadway,
.Tones Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy stationer.& confectioner, ID & High street
u The Promenade, London road Martin & Co. bankers (Thomas Rob<lrt Hewitt, managar),
Jones Ellen (Mrs.), Railway hotel, East street Io6 Widmore road; draw 0:1. bea1 office, Lombard stBC
DIMCTORY.J KENT. BROMLEY. 109
MllSkell Arthur, decorator, r8 London road Payne Douglas, builder, 1r I High street
Mathews, llumphry & l\Iathews, surgeons, 8 Southborough Payne I<'rejerick, auctioneer & land agent, see Baxter,
road, Bickley
Payne & Lepper
Mathews James Llewellyn, solicitors, Plas Newydd, South Payne George Henry, builder & de~orator, 63 High street
Hill park Pearson & ;\Iitchdl, brake proprietors, 44 & 46 Newberry rd
Mathews Sidney Robert Harvey L.R.c. P. LOnd., M.R.c.s. Eng. Pearson Samuel, jun. grocer, 46 Newberry road
surgeon, 8 Southborough road, Bickley Peel Frederick, farmer, Park farm, Plaistow lane
Maunder William, baker & confectioner, I & 2 Market sq Peill E. & Sons, contractors, Addison road
May James Dayman, painter, 36 Simpson's road Pelli Giovanni, confectioner, 12 ::\Iason's hill
Maynard John, station master, L. C. & D. railway Perrett Waiter, tailor, 44 Simpson"s road
Mead Lorenzo Gadsden & Co. coal & corn merchants, II Perry John, farm steward to Lady Scott, 4 Scott's cottages,
Mason's hill Plaistow lane
Medhurst l<'rederick, linen draper, 44, 49, so & 51 High st Perry Thomas, builder & grocer, 43 Tylney road
Merrett George William, laundry, 4 Leicester villas, Homes- Pfeil Christopher Ferdinand, pawnbroker, 20 Broadway &
dale road 71 High street -
Mersh William, carman & coal dealer, 54 Palace road & Phillips Bros. boot makers, 20 East street
South Eastern Railway station Phillips Memorial Homceopathic Hospital & Dispensary,
Middleton Henry, inspector to Kent Water 'Vorks, I2 Harold 'Vynne Thomas M. R.C.s. surg0on, I9 Widmore r-d
Victoria terrace, Park end Phillips John, tailor, 3 North road
Miller Cornelius Sinnock, draper, 34 East street Phillips Charlotte (Mtss), milliner & fancy draper, Tweedy
Mills Henry, apartments (furnished), pleasantly situated, buildings, Widmore road
terms moderate, 53 Park road Phillips Rusina (Miss), greengrocer, 12 Farwig lane
Mills William, shopkeeper, 18 Oakley road, Common Phillpott William, boot & shoe maker, 5 The P.ua.de
Millyard Alfred, grocer, 69 High street Pickard Charles, saddler, 17 London road
Milstead Maria (Miss), fancy repository, seeNash & Milstead Pike James Robert, butcher, 2 The Promenade, London rd
Milstead Walter, carman, 2 Prospect place, Mason's hill Pink Thomas, gardener to John Cooper esq. 24 Pope road
Minton Herbert, draper, ro Broadway PITT & HANCOCK, costumiers from Madame Deveys,
Mist Charles, fruiterer, 3 Mason's hill 2 Aberdeen buildings, High street
MITCHELL WILLIAM & SON, tailors & hatters, 44 East st Playfair & Scott, surgeons, 129 High street
Mitchell James, greengrocer, 44 l\lewbury road Pledger Alfred, tailor, 6 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road
Mitchell William, jobbing gardener, 5 Gravel pit Plowman Frederick, fishmonger, 46 East street
Mitchiner Julia Elizh. (Miss), ladies' outfitter, I7 Market sq Pocock James H.euben, nurseryman, College slip, High st
Monkhouse Ernest C. engineer, 67 West street Podger Henry & Snns, steam dyers & cleaners, 3 Market
Moore & Crutcher, hair dressers, w Widmore road square & Homesdale road
Moore Arthur M.R.C. v.s. veterinary surgeon, High street Podger Abel, bricklayer, 4 Weston grove
Moore Ed ward Holmes M. A. preparatory school, Arnesbury Podger Jarnes, builder, 67 Farwig lane
house, Bickley Podger Robert, builder & general carman & contractor; fur-
Moore Willlam, fishmonger, 39 Chisleh.urst road niture removed to all parts by road, rail or water; all
Morgan Charles, surgeon, 102 High street dock orders promptly executed; 56 Mooreland road
Morley Pbillips & Co. music & musical instrument ware- Pointer Henry, shoe maker & leather seller, 9 Mason's hill
house, 5 Aberdeen buildings, High street Ponsford & Son, nurserymen & florists, Westmoreland rd
Mortlock Charles Thomas, picture frame maker, 7 East st Potter John, baker, 22 London road
Moulden Willicnn, wheelwright, Soutbborougb, Hickley Prangle William, chimney sweeper, I Palace road
Mowat John Alex. boot ma. 4 The Promenade, London rd Presland Jn. Thos. turncock Kent water works,32 Palace rd
Mullen Robert Gordon,clerk to guardians & assessment com- Presland Thomas, builder, 6 V\'estrnoreland road
mittee, superintendent registrar, clerk to rural sanitary Press Sarah (Mrs.), mid wife, I \Vestrnoreland road
authority, to the Heckenham school board, St.Mary Cray Pretty Messrs. dentists, 3 Widmore road
burial board, Bromley & Beckenham joint hospital board, Price Alfred Edward M. D. surgeon, Holly l\Ionnt, High st
Bromley local board, Bromley burial board, sec. to West Price William, gardener to Mr. Browne, 4 Eden villas,
Kent main sewerage board & clerk to the school attend- Homesdale road
ance committee of Hromley local board ; local offices, Pritchard William, picture frame maker, r6 West street
East street Puckeridge Ellen (Mrs.), grocer, I9 Tylney road
Muncey Sarah (Mrs.), laundress, 4 Weston road Pulharn Charles, statuary & mason, 6IA, Mason's hill & 53"
Munday Joseph, shoe maker, I Mooreland road Stanley road
Mundy Edwin, linen draper, 46 High street Pyrke Berti-am Stewart,grocer, 24 High street
Murdoch G. & Co. domestic appliance manufr. 2 Broadway Pyrke George Lyde, uplwlsterel", I47 & 148 High street &
Mussell George, grocer & draper, go & 91 Homesdale road 12 Simpson's road
NllSh James & Co. confectioners, 30 High street Quensborough Charles, The Oak P.H. 70 Widmore road
Nash & Milstead, fancy repository, q6 High street Quick Henry Bailey, tailor & shirt & collar maker, 9 & Io
Nash Edward Thos. confectioner & tobacconist, 20 High st Widmore road
Naylor Charlotte (Mrs.), Crown P.H. Plaistow Rabbits & Sons, boot & shoe makers, 18 Widmore road
~esbit James, boot maker, 142 & I43 High street Rackham Jessie (Mrs.), fancy draper, 3 The Promenade.
Nettlefold John & Son, cabinet. ma. &c. 32,34 & 144 High st London road
Nettlefold John, auctioneer, cabinet maker &c. 32, 33 & Randall Arthur, boot & shoe maker, II ~'idmore road
144 High street Ranger Henry, grocer, 47 Palace road
Nettlefold William, auctioneer, 144 High street Ranson George, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 30 Common
Newland George William, boot maker, r6 London road H.aynham Charles, fly proprietor, 20 lleckenham lane
Yew man George, florist, I Broad way Redding Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Plaistow
Nicholson Thomas, plumber, 41 Newbury road Redfern Henry, ironmonger & gasfitter, I4 Widmore road
Norman Maria (Mrs.), dress maker, 6I West street Heevcs Gcorge, beer retailer, Common
Yutsey Isaac, hatter & hosier, 18 Broadway Rclph V\'illiam Henry, baker, 89 Palace road
Nye Frederick William, grocer, post & money order office Richardson Henry, tailor, 15 Wharton road
& savings bank, ror Palace road Rickett, Smith & Co. Lim. coal merchants, S.E. railway
Yye Henry, cabinet maker &c. 36 Palace road station
Nye Henry James, gasfitter, 36 Palace road Ridley William, coffee rooms, 4 Simpson's road
Oliver Percy, boot & shoe maker, I26 High street Roberts Charles, contractor, ro Napier road
Orford Sidney, carpenter, I Freelands grove Robinson Anthony, draper, 54 Chislehurst road
Orger J oseph, beer retailer, I Napier road Robinson George, boot repairer, II Prospect place .
Osborn George, decorator, 8 Victoria terrace, Park end Hobinson Thomas Herbert, grocer, 78 Common •
Palmer Emma & Marianne (Mrs. & Miss), dress makers, so Robinson William Thomas, grocer, 6o Common
Simpson's road · Rubus Thomas Edward, fishmonger, 21 Palace road
Palmer Bartle (:\irs.), dress maker, 36A, Colle~e rd.Plaistw Hogers Frederick, architect & surveyor, 29 l<'reelands roacl
Palmer Kate (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 38 High street Romary Albert, tobacconist, 107 High street -
Palmer Philemon, jobbing gardener, 22 Johnson road Rose Henry J ames,- collector to the guardians of Bromley
Pamflett John, butcher, uo High street union, relieving & vaccination officer No. I district &
Pamphilon George & Son, wine & spirit mer. 58 High street registrar of births..- & deaths for Bromley sub-district &
Parker Edmund Shirley, solicitor, I52 High street school attendance & inquiry officer No. I district, I<XJ
Parker Eliza (Mrs.), post office, Shooting common Farwig lane
Parry Thomas, boys' school, 22 Widmore road Roser Henry William, draper, 70 High street •
Parsons Alfred William, outfitter, 39 High street Ross James Alexander M.D., C.M. surgeon, Stangrove,
Patman Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 3 Haxtead road Park road
Payne Charles, fruiterer, 19 & 76 High street Round William, shopkeeper, 6 Freelands grove
110 BROM~EY. KEN1~. (IO:LLt'l
Royal West Kent Regiment (The Queen's Own) 2nd Volun- Stone George, collector to local board; offices, East street.
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teer Battalion (Captain B. H. Latter, E Co. & Captain E. & collector of poor's rates, Park end
Latter, F Co. commandants; David Thomson Playfair Stone Henry, boot repairer, 17 \Yeston grove
M.D. surgeon; Patrick Morgan, sergt.-instructor), Drill Stringer Harry Ed win, stone mason, 2 Rose villas, Park end
hall, East street • Strong E. & Sons, printers, stationers & bookbinders & pub.
Ruegg Henry, butcher, 45 High street lishcrs of "Brornley Record," 14 Market square
Eussell & Co. ( George King, manager), carrier11,4 I College rd Stuart Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 7 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd
Sainsbury Louisa (Mrs.), draper, 88 Palace road Stubberfield Richard, grocer, 17 Freelands road
St. :Mary's Convalescent Home (Rev. H. F. Wolley, hon. Styles Henry Boaz, smith & wheelwright, Walpole road
sec. ; Philip Benton esq. bon. treasurer; Mrs. Nunn, Suckling John, jobbing gardener, 4 Prospect place
matron),39 Beckenham lane Sundridge Park Estate Office, W1dmore
St. Vanda's Nursing Institution (Mrs. Lucy Fitcb, superin- Sutton Frederick, auctioneer, Tweedy road
tendent). Trained nurses supplied to all parts of the Sutton William, Bell hotel, r25 High street
kingdom; massage & battery a speciality, Highland road, Swan Jarnes, shopkeeper, 21 Chatterton road
Bromley; & 23 Victoria terrace, Surbiton, Surrey. Tele- Swatton Daniel, greengrocer, 26 Chatterton road
graphic address'' Nurs~s," Bromley, Kent Symonds Edward, ham & beef dealer, 37 High street
Sales George, tobacconist, 79 High street Symons Thomas, laundry, 21 Johnson road
Sanders Isaac, Greyhound P.H. II6 & II7 High street Tancioni Rienzi, watch maker, 96 High street
Sanders John, herlin wool warehouse, r2r High street Taylor Joseph & Son, builders, 6r Mason's hill
Sanders John Harrison, Freclands tavern, r6 Frcelands road Taylor DJ-vid, builder, 37 Stanley roacl
Sanders John Henry, accountant, Town Hall chambers, Taylor John, boot maker, 4 Addison terrace
Market square Taylor Richard, watch maker, II5 High street
Sanders John Henry (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 & 25Park road Tbomson Eliza Frances (Mrs.), confectioner, 17 Broad.
Satchell Charles, plumber &c. 77 High street way, High street
SatcheB Charles, builder & contractor, estimates for general Thorpe Mrs. registry office for servants, 34 Park end
repairs, 18 Park end Tilbury Arthur, tailor, 55 Chislehurst road
Satchell Sarah (~Irs. ), furnished apartments, pleasantly Todd Saml. gardener to Lady Scott, Garden la.Sundridge pk
situated, terms moderate, 34 Glebe road Tolhurst Alfred, carman & contractor, 37 \\"a! pole road
Satterthwaite Clement Henry, farmer & dairyman, Spring Tomblin James William, gardener to Mrs. Sandell, 1 Eden
Hill farm, Plaistow lane villas, Homesdale road
Saunter Henry, boot maker, 103 PalaL:e road Torfleet Annie (Mrs.), grocer, cheesemonger & general
Sawyer Priscilla (Mrs.), furrier, 17 West street stores, 34 Simpson's road
Sayers James, chimney sweeper, Io Vale cots. Mason's hill Tosland Alex. upholsterer, 3 Aberdeen buildings, High st
School of Science & Art (Thomas Davis, hon. sec; Thomas Towcll Charles, gasfitter, 2 South street
Frederick Harris, master), Tweedy road Tracey William, confectioner, II Mason's hill
Scott Ellen (Mrs.), midwife, 29 Homesdale road Tredgold Arthur, stationer & post otlice, 2 Mason's hill
. Scott John B.A., M. H. surgeon, see P!ayfair & Scott Trower J osh11a, draper, 25 Chattcrton road
Search Henry, butcher, 7 Tylney road Turner George & Co. oilmen & china & earthenware dealers,
Sears Jane (Mrs.), nurse (monthly & invalid), I3 Hawks- 16 Mason's hill & 8 Widrnore road
worth road Tyrer Harry & Co. coal merchants, llickley station, Bickley
Self-Supporting Dispensary (John Joscpb Devlin, surgeon), Tyrrell Frank, gardener to Frederick IIaigh esq. 3r
rA, The Parade Homesdale road
Shallard, l<'endt & Co. dyers, r8 Market square Unstead Edward, grocer & agent for W. & A Gilbey, wine
Sharp Henry, watch maker & jeweller, 4 .Aberdeen build- & spirit merchants, IS Mason's hill
ings, High street Uridge William, grocer & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine&
Shaw .Alfred, basket & wicker furniture ma. 49 Havelock rd spirit merchants, IS Widrnore road
Shewbrooks Thomas, house decorator, 5 The Promenade, Uwins Hy . .Edmond, decorator, 43 London road
London road V ass Henry, smith & farrier, Waiter's yard, High street
Shillcock & Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 122 High street Veall Thomas Wm. linen draper, 2 The Parade, Mason's hl
Shoebridge Jesse, jobbing gardener, 23 Tylney road Victoria Wine Co. 8o High street
Shoebridge William Henry, clothier, 82 Palace road Vincent John, jobbing gardener, 8 Prospect place
Sills Albert, tobacconist & confectioner, 4 & 6 East street Vyse Henry, laundry, 65 & 67 Simpson's road
Simmons "\Villiam, gas engineer, 8 West street Wakefield David, jobbing gardener, 3I Park road
Singer :\fanufacturing Co. (:Vliss Ada Frost., manageress), I4 ·walker & liolmes, cabinet mas. & upholsterers, 67 High st
Broadway, High street Walker Frank, confectioner, 3 The Parade, :Mason's hill
Skilham Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Plymouth road Walker William, da1ryman, 5 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rood
Skinner Richard, homceopathic chemist, I38 High street Wall George, clerk to the Bromlcy, Chelsfield, Farnborough
Slater Francis Cookesley, solicitor, 42 West street & Orpington school boards ; local offices, East street
Sledmore Ruth (Mrs.), dress maker, 56 Widmore road ~'all Thomas, Beech Tree tavern, London road
Smith Edward Samuel & Co. printer &c. 21 Church road Wallace William, butcher & corn dealer, 6 & 7 Farwig lane
Smith Alice c~'rrs. ), laundress, II Gravel rd. The Common Wal!is Henry John, butcher, 28 Chattcrton road
Smith George, baker & confectioner, 4 Mason's hill Waiter Charles Edward, jobbing gardener, 8 Aylesbury rd
Smith Henry, dairyman, 10 & rr Park road Ward William Henry, fly proprietor, 14 West street
Smith John, jobbing gardener, 63 Mooreland road Ware Thomas, laundry, Vale cottages, Mason's hill
Smith Mary (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, IS & I6 Market sq Ware Thomas John, fishmonger, r3 Mason's hill
Smith Robert, gardener to George Hastings esq. 2 Leicester Waterer & Dickins, auctioneers & general valuers & estate
villas, Homesdale road agents, surveyors &c. publishers of the "Bromley & West
Smith Thomas, Anglesea Arms P.H. go Palace road 1 Kent Monthly Property Hegistcr," post free,ri l\Iarketsq
Smith "\'\-7 allace, corn merchant, Gravel road \Vaters Peter, brongham & cab office, 36 Park road
Smith Williarn, builder, 4 Gravel road, Common "'ebb James John, beer retailer & smith, 63 Palace road
Smith William, jobbing gardener, 3 Weston road Weeks George & Sons, ironmongers, 61 High street
Snelgrove William, shopkeeper, 29 London road Weller George, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Town
· Snelgrove "Willie John, Prince Frederick P. H. l'laistow Hall chambers, Market square & 33 Tweedy road
Soames Rev. Henry Aid win lii.A., F. L. s. boys' schl.5 South hl 'Yells George, grocer, r Ayle<ibury road
Soames Edgar, solicitor, 29 Mason's hill Wells Joshua, boot maker, 5 West street
Soans Alfred, shopkeeper, 3 Napier road West Kent Main Sewerage Board (Sir J. F. Lennard hart.
Spackman Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 2 West street chairman; R. G. Mullen, sec. ; Sir J. W. Bazalgette c.E.
Sparks Edward, trap proprietor, 40 Napier road & Alfred Williams c. E. engineers) ; Local office, East ~L
Speller \Villiam Edward, nurseryman, 63 The Common West Kent (Queen's Own) Yeomanry Cavalry (A Troop)
Spooner George, teacher of music, II Palace road (Capt. E. H. Hills, commanding; Sergt.-Major A. Quy,
Springett Herbcrt M.R.c. v.s. farrier, 33 :Mason's hill drill instructor)
Stanford Frederick Houghton, hair dresser, 8 Broadway West J ames, fly proprietor, Widmore
Stanmore George Wm. draper, & post office, 77 Common West William, surveyor, Hawthorne road, Bickley park
Stebbing Isabella (Mrs.), stationer, 38 East street Westbrook William, fruit grower, Oakley road, Common
Steiert & Son, watch & clock makers & jewellers, 2I High st Whayman Elizabeth & Sarah Ann (Misses), fancy drapers,
Stenbridge John, marine store dealer, 8 Farwig lane 55 Mason's bill
Stenning William, tobacconist & post office, 4 Norfolk ter- Wbeatley George, chimney sweeper, 9 :M:ooreland road
race, Homesdale road Wheeler Sophia (Miss), ladies' school, B Common
Stevens & Sons, wine & spirit merchants, Tweedy build- Whiffin Edward John, fancy draper, 2 Park end, Londonnl
ings, W idmore road Whincup Thomas Thompson, fly proprietor, 34Mason's hill
Stevens Robert, horticultural builder, 75 Simpson's road Widmore Brick & Tile Works (James Warren, foreman},
Stoddart Thomas, farm bailiff to Lord Kinnaird, Plaistow Widmore
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