DEVONSHIRE - 1893 (1)

DlRECTORY, DEVONSHIRE. TIVERTON. 613

PRIVATE RESIDENTS• Daintree Mrs. 2 Lodge terrace Knight Mrs. St. Andrew street

.Alban Mrs. 4 Horsdon terrace Davey Robert, 10 Twyford place Lane Mrs. St. Peter street

Alexander George, Ailsa house Davey Samuel, Gold street Lazenby Thomas Orger, Eastfield

Allen Rev. Edward, West Exe villa Davis Rev. Edwd. Vicarage,Chevithorne Lee Thomas, 5 Horsdon terrace

Alien Allan, Villa Messina Dayman Francis Stanbury,Ashley court Ley Mrs. Carrington, The Island

Anstey Thomas, St. Peter street deLas Casas Mrs. Collipriest house Liesching Charles Edward, St. Peter st

Arch Samuel, 9 Twyford place Dickenson Rev. John, Broomhill house Lindsey John, 4 St. Aubyn's villas

Austin George, St. Peter street Doidge Frederick, St. Peter street Lindsey Mrs. 3 St. Aubyn's villas

Babbage Geurge, St. Peter street Downes Hemy, Springfield house Llewellvn Waiter John J.P. Southwood
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Back Mrs. Park ter. Barlow's causeway Drew Miss, Castle street
Lloyd Mrs. St. Peter street

Baker Rev. Edward B.A. [vicar of St. Dunsford Frank Bear, Ashley LlovdWilliam Hellings,Victoria terrace,

Paul's], The Vicarage Ellis John, Leat street St. .Aubyn's park

.Baker Mrs. Park ter.Barlow'scauseway Elson Thomas, Twyford place Loosemore Robert Francis, Beechwood

Banks Maurice L.M.A.(assistant master Eyre Rev. Canon John Rashdall M.A. Lord DepntySurg.-Gen.RobertGillman,

atBlundell's school),x Redlands,Hal- [rector of St. Peter's],'fidcombe rectry Drumore

berton road Fagan Mrs. Horsdon house MacKenzie Ash ton Arundel,Howden crt

Barne Miss, St. Peter street Farquharson Mrs. The Larches Mackenzie Lewis, Bampton street

Barnes James, Bampton street Fenton George, Pennix moor MacKenzie Miss, 4 Blundell's crescent '

Battiscombe Miss, Barlow's causeway Field Thomas Goading, Barrington st McDonald .Arthur Harman, Gold st

.Beale Harry, 9 St. Paul's street Fisher Arthur, St. Peter street McRae John Newberry, Castle street

Beale Mrs. Caetle street Fisher Miss, St. Paul's square Major Samuel, 17 St. Paul's·street

Beard Robert, Angel hill Fisher Mrs. The Lindens, St. Peter st Manley Joseph, Laburnam place, St.

Beck Miss, Newport street Fisher Stephen Henry, Hampton street Andrew street

Beck Samuel William, Lodge terrace Fletcher Major John Lynch, The Lodge March-PhillippsHugh, Hartnolls,Bolhm

Beedell George Knight, Brooklands Ford Thomas, The Elms Marrack John Read, Rose bank,Barlow's

Beedell John, St. Andrew street Ford Thomas, jun. Fore street causeway

Bell Mrs. St. Paul's square Francis Augustus Lawrence M.A. (head Maunder Mrs. 18 St. Paul's street

Bidgood Miss, 6 St. Paul's street master), Blundell's school Michelmore Geo. Jnfirmary,Bampton st

Black Alfred, Horsdon villa French Rev. William, Hampton street Milani Otto, Rosenbeim Lodge estate

Blake Joseph, Park villa Frost Mrs. St. Paul's square Mills Miss, Barrington street

Body Charles Edward, Fore street FusseH Mrs. Barlow's causeway Milroy Alexander, 16 Twyford place

Bond James Henry, Milverton lodge Garrad Mrs. x6 St. Paul's street Milton John, Lowman green

Braddon Major Wm.Clode, St. Peter st George Edward Monson, 4 Lodge ter Mitchell George, Barlow's causeway

Braithwaite Thomas Hy.Deyman's hill Germon Rev. Richard Medland M.A. MooreSamue!Webber,2Wilcombe villas

Brannen Miss, Bolham cottage [vicar], Withleigh Morrell Edward, Chapel street

Bray Mrs. Victoria ter. St.Aubyn's prk Gill Miss, St. Peter street Moysey Commander Frederick Abel

Bristowe Arthr. (assist. master at Blun- Gill Mrs. 6 Twyford place R.N. 3 Tidcombe villas

dell"s schl. ). Redlands, Halberton rd Greatwood Lieut.-Coi.Hy.Fk. TheCastle Mudford Waiter, St. Andrew street

Brown Col. Frank, 6 St. Aubyn's villas Gregory Alfred, Hillside Munday Edwin, Waverley cot. Leat st

Brown JohnEd ward M.A. (assist. master Gregory Mrs. Hampton street Munford Mrs. 10 St. Paul's street

.at Blundell's school),3Redlands, Hal- Gregory Misses, Montserrat Nash Mrs. Brickfield terrace

berton road Grey Mrs. Park ter. Barlow's causeway Nicholettes Edwd.Cornewall,St. Peter st

Bulteel Christopher, 10 Ailsa terrace Groube Col. Thomas, Old Blundell's Noon John, 13 Twyford place

Byrt Mrs. Belrnont villa Hainsworth Miss, 7 Ailsa terrace Norcock Mrs. 5 Ailsa terrace
Cade Rev.Jsph. [WesleyanJ, The Manse, Hallam Miss, St. Peter street Norman George Henry M.A. (house
Hallett Will~am, West Exe south
St. Peter street master Blundell's school), Petergate,

Cadet Nevil Pottow,Clare ho.Newport st Hamlin Edgar Mear, West Exe south Halberton road

Carew Charles Robert Sydenham,Colli- Hanson Maj.-Gen. Geo. Wm. Highfield Nott Charles H. Barring-ton street

priest cottage Harmer Mrs. 5 St. Aubyn's villas Oldham Col. Arthur, t;t. Paul's squaro

Carew Miss, West Exe south · Hay Charles Ernest, I St. Aubyn's villas Owen Rev. Donald :Millman B.D. [rector

Carey Mrs. Castle street Haydon Miss, Castle street of Calverleigh], Bampton street

Carleton Maj. Wm. Hy.Queen .Ann vil Haydon Thomas Catford, St. Peter st Owen Mrs. Howden house

Carpenter Hedley James M.A., LL.M. Haydon William Rudall M.n.St.Peter st Owen Reginald Solly B.A. (assistant

Pen mead Heathcoat-Amory Sir John Heathcoat master Blundell's school),3 Redlands,

Carpenter John, Pen mead bart. D.L., J.P. Knightshayes court Halberton road

Carpenter Misses, Barrington street Heathcoat-Amory Ian Murray J.P. Paine Miss, St. Peter street
Hensleigh house
Carp~nter Mrs. Brickfield terrace Parker Edmund, 2 St. Anbyn's villas

Carpenter Thomas, 15 St. Paul street Herring Frank M.A. (assistant master Parkhouse John, 11 Exe Vale terrace
at Blundell's school), 6 Redlands, Partridge Mrs. 12 Exe Vale terrace
Carpenter William, Angel hill

Chapple William, Exe Vale house Halberton road Patch Miss, Broomfield

Chase Henry Paul, St. Peter street Hewett Mrs.S.Redlands,Halberton road Payne Frederick Andrew, St. Peter st
Chilcott Thomas, Leat street Pe•rkin Emil Scales,Engate,Lodge estate
Hewlett Mrs. Old Hlundell's

Clapp Miss, St. Andrew street Hews Robert Winter, St. Paul's square Phillips Miss, The Larches

ClarkeEdwd. Frdk. Childs, OldBlnndell's Hill John, 2 Blnndell's crescent Pidsley Misses, 2 Queen Ann villas

.Clarke Thomas, St. Peter street Hill Mrs. The Willows, Belmont terrace Piper Miss, Barlow's causeway

Clarke-Jervoise Alan, Exeleigh Hippasley Henry, Castle street Pook Thomas, Chapel street

Cleeve Reginald Fredk. West Exe south Hole Charles Marshall, t;t. Peter street Puddieombe Misses, 12 St. Paul's street

Clement Robert Pardy, 2 Belmont ter Hole Miss, 14 St. Paul's street Quant Edward, Brickfield terrace

Clist Miss, 10 Exe Vale terrace Holmes Rev. Ge >rge [Bible Christian], Quick John Ernest, 3 St. Paul's street

-Close Douglas Richmond, St. Peter st Twyford place Quick William, Rns·in-Urbe villa

Clutsom Frederick Richard Date, 3 Hooper Mrs. St. Andrew street Quick Wm. Montague, Rus-in-Urbe vil

Hlundell's crescent Howe John Reed, St. Andrew street Radford Mrs. Brookdale cot. Belmont

Cockram George Edward, Holly lodge, Hunt Rev. Percy Lancelot M.A. [chap- Randall J ames, 12 Twyford place

St. .Andrew street lain & assistant master at Blundell's Rankilor Herbert M. (assistant master

Cockram Mrs. Belle vue school], 6 Redlands, Halberton road at Blundell's school), Alsabrook

Cole Mrs. 13 St. Paul's street Hutton Mrs. Old Blundell's Rattray Mrs. St. Andrew street

Colman CharlM, Castle street Huxtable William Henry, 7 St. Paul's st Rawlings Rev. Arthur M.A. [vicar of

Colman Mrs. 9 Ailsa terrace Inglis John, John terrace Cove], Villa Franca

Cook Nathaniel, Bampton street Ir\·ing Chas.Jn.c.M.G. Hillands,Tidcmbe Rayer Misses, Bingwell

Cook Nathaniel, jnn. Castle street James John Kingston, Chettiscombe Reddrop John, 4 St. Paul's street

.Cosway Richard Philip, Lime cottage Jamieson James, 2 Twyford place Reed Miss, 4 Blundell's crescent

Cosway William, Withey cottage Jarman Miss, St. Peter street Rice Mrs. South View ho. Barrington st

Cotton Mrs. 6 Ailsa terrace Jeffery Mrs. IS Twyford place Ripon Mrs. 4 Twyford place

Cottrell Mrs. Elm grove Jenkins William Henry, !<'ore street Roberts Miss, Brunswick ho. Townsend

-Coulson Henry John Wastell,. Lythe- Johnston Mrs. Old Blundell's Roberts Mrs. .l<'airby cottage, Cove

conrt, Bolham Kelland Mrs. 6 Horsdon terrace Rooper Edward Patten M.A. (house

.Coward Mrs. St. Peter street King Mrs. Rosenheim Lodge estate master. at Blundell's schl.), West lake

'Cox Cecil, The Firs, Exeter hill King Mrs. M. S. 1 Blundell's crescent Row MI'fl. North Cove house

Cox 'l'homas William, Bampton street King William Kendall, Fore street Rowe William, St. Andrew street

Cross William Langee, Rock close, St. Klitzing Otto von (assistant master at Sansom Harry, 3 Horsden terrace
• Blundell's school), Rosenheim Lodge Scholfield Henry Waiter Bourchier,
Andrew street estate

Cullin Richard Blair, .Bampton street Warnicombe house

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Scott Rev. Prebendary Percy Richard TatumHy. F.ii.A.(assist.master at Blun- Unwin William Cowper Ludovic J.P.

l\1. A. [vicar of St. George's], The dell's schl. ), 4 Redlands, Halberton rd Hayne house, Bolham

Vicarage, St. Andrew street Taylor Robert Henry, St. Peter street Voysey Miss, St. A.ndrew street

Searle Joseph, 7 John terrace Thirkell-White Herbert, The Warren Wailer Mrs. Waverley place, Leat st

Sellick Henry George, 2 Horsdon ter Thorne William, Bampton street Walsh Rev.Wm.[Catb.],ThePresbytery

Shapleigh Mrs. 8 St. Paul's street Thorne William, Lynda.le, Lodge ter Ward Thomas, 3 Twyford place

Sharland Henry Boteler~ J3ampton st Thorne William Elworthy, Leat street Watkins Wm. Theodore, St. Peter st

Shoubridge Mrs. 2 Tidcombe villas Thornton Joseph M. M.. A. (house master Webb Christianus Ricbd. Bampton st
Siddalls John c.E. Melbourne house
at Blundell's school), Old house, Webber Thomas, Elm cottage

Skinner Mrs. ~t. Peter street Blundell's school Webster Rev. Thomas [CongregationalJr

Smith Josiah Siqney M.D. Hampton st Todd Col. Thomas Fentham, Hensleigh The Parsonage, St. Peter street

Smith Miss, St. Peter street cottage ; & Junior United Service Webster Mrs. Gold street

Snell Edward Henry, 5 St. Paul's st club, u Charles street, St. James', Welsford Geo.Fk.SomervilleLodg.estate-
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Snow Charles, Leat street Were lVIrs. I Horsdon terrace
Spring Rev. Henry Coleridge B. A.lsenior Toone Rev. Joseph Frank [Baptist], Wheeler James Henry, I Belmont ter

chaplain Jndian Ecclesiastical Es- Sydney house, Castle street Williams William Edward, St. Peter st

tablishment], 2 Deepway Trickey John, Hampton street Winton Mrs. Exe view

Spring Geo. Hy. B.A. (house master at Trumpler William Henry, .Ashley house Wood Arthur Aysbford, St. Peter st

Blundell's school), North close Tucker Miss, ~t. Peter street Wood Frederick, Fore street

Squires Richard, 3 Belmont terrace Turner Mrs. St. Peter street Wood l\'Irs. St. Peter street

Stevens Mrs. St. Paurs square Venn Miss, St, Peter str.eet Wright James, 5 Twyford place

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-cOMMERCIAL, Carpenter & Martin, solicitors, Hampton street

Adams Frank Nathaniel, draper, Fore street Carpenter .Alice Maud (:Miss), dress maker, West Exe south!

A.dams William, boot & shoe maker, St. Peter street Carpenter George, farmer, Cottey farm

Aldridge Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, St. Peter street Carpenter Hedley James M.A., LL.M. .solicitor, see Carpenter-

.Allen Allan, professor of music & organist of St. Peter's, & Martin

Villa Messina Carpenter John, general merchant, coal, manures, lime,.

Andrews Albert, professor of music, Gold street also building materials of every description, 2 Railway-

Angel Edwin Henry, shopkeeper~ Wellbrook street yard & Angel hill

Aplin Charlotte (Mrs.), glover, Bampton street Carpenter George, farmer, Higher Withleigh

Arthurs Abraham, builder, Bampton. street Carter George, insurance agent, Melbourne street

Arthurs Peter, coach builder. Lowman green Carter William, tailor, West Exe south

Ascott John, boot maker, Gold street Cemetery (George Edward Cockram, clerk to the burial

Ashford & Uater, costumiers &c. Fore street board; John Fewings, sexton), Bampton road

Ashplant William, saddler, Hampton street Chanin Henry, farmer, Landrake

Athletic Grounds (William Snow, keeper), Station road Cbanin John, farmer, Lower Warnicombe

Austin Robert Stanway, tobacconist, Gold street Chanin Robert, farmer, Spurways

Baker E.M.& Sons,co.rn &seed merchants,Bampton st Cbanning James, gt:eengrocer, St. Peter street

Baker Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West Exe south Chapman Thomas, bill poster, Chapel street

Baker Edwin Joseph, wheelwright, Chapel street Chapple George, baker, Bampton street

Baker Thomas, El more Bell P.H. Chapel street Chase .Henry Paul M. R.c. v. s. L. veterinary surgeon, St. Peter-

Barnes Charles, dairyman, Lower moor street, & blacksmith, Newport street

Barnes J ames, manager of National Provincial Bank of Eng- Chave Edward, farmer, Coombebutler

land, Bampton street Chave Edwin, farmer, Combwellis

Barrett .Anna (Mrs.), apartments, Leat street Chave Hy. farm bailiff to J. C. de Las Casas e!lq. Jurishayes.

Barrington & Henson, auctioneers, Fore street Chick James, dairyman, Hay park

.Barrington Albert Frederick, shopkeeper, Leat street Chilcott William, farmer, Chapel street

Barrons William, builder & inspector of nuisances to the Chorley William, shoe maker, Leat street

rural sanitary authority, St. Peter street Chown John, bmlder, Withleigh

Bartlett William, wine, beer & spirit merchant, Fore street Churchill Charles Needs, insurance agent, Barrington st

Bastin Benjamin Butter, Half Moon hotel, Fore street Clapp & Bidgood, cabinet makers, Gold street

Bastin Robert, dairyman, Palmer's dairy Clapp Edward, confectioner, Gold street

Beale Harry, inland revenue officer, Newport street Clapp William, farmer, Cove down

Beck Edward, ironmonger, Angel hill Clark~ Ed ward Frederick Childs, solicitor, clerk & treasurer-

Beck ~amuel William, inland revenue officer, Newport st to the governors of Blundell's school, clerk to the Com-

Beck Thomas Arthur, farmer, Lodge hill missioners of Income Tax & Inhabited House Duty & t()

Beedell John, surgeon, St. Andrew's street Tiverton school board, Gold street

Beedell William, dairyman, Velvines farm, Bolham Clarke John, farmer, Palfreys

Beedell William, farmer, Great Bradleigh Clarke Thomas, solicitor & supt. registrar~ Fore street

Beer William, carpet beater, Chapel street Clarke William, agricultural machine maker, Frogwell

BennettWm.Cuthbert, gas collector & manager,Bridge bldgs Clatworthy Henry, Seven Stars P.H. & refreshment rooms,.

Bere George, farmer, Cove Bridge street .

Besley Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Lower Ways Clement& John, dairyman, Canal bank

Besley James, farmer, Quirk hill, Witbleigh Clements Samuel, veterinary surgeon, Leat street

Bidgood Ellen (Miss), milliner, Newport street Clements William, market gardener, Barrington street

.Bidgood John, cabinet maker, see Clapp & Bidgood Clutsom Fredk. Richard Date,solicitor, 3 Blundell's crescent

Bidgood Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, Church street Cockram George, farmer, Witbleigh mill

Bidgood William, shoe maker, East mere Cockram Ueorge Edward (firm, Partridge & Cockram),

BirminghamHenryBrice,auctioneer&c.seeCook&Birmingham solicitor, commissioner for oaths, clerk to borough magis-

Blackmore John, insurance agent, Millhayes trates & deputy clerk to county magistrates,Tiverton sub-

Blake .Abel, jun. farmer, West Sidborough district, to burial board, to Rice's trustees, to governors-

Blundell's Free Grammar School (Augustus Lawrence of Middle schools, to municipal charity trustees & to land..

· Francis M.A. resident bead master ; for other masters, tax commissioners, Market chambers, .Hampton street

see School!!, page 612) Cochrane Robert Brown, tobaccomst & coal merchant, .Angel

Body Chas. Edwd. mangr. Devon & Cornwall Bank, !<'ore st Hill terrace & 3 Yark, Railway station

Bond Charlotte (Mrs.), stationer &c. 1 Fore s·reet Cole Alfred, hair dresser, Bridge street

Bridle Mary Ann (Mrs.), baker, Hampton street Coles Willhm, dairyman, Shepherd's barn, Chevithome

Brind Griselda & Emily (Misses), grocers, Townsend Collard John, carpenter, Seven crosses

Bristol Sack Lending Co. (John Black,more, agent), BaJ"- Collard William, builder, Lawman green

rington street Conservative Working Men's Club (Montague Quick, hon-..

Britton George, farmer, Wayland sec,), Bampton street

Brooks Florence Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 5 Waverley pl, Cook & Birmingham, auctioneers &c, Hampton street

Leat street CQok & Son, curriers & leather dealers, Gold street

Brooks John, shopkeeper, West Exe north Cook Henry, butcher, William street

Brown James, dairyman, Bradford dairy Cook Nathaniel, farmer & landowner, Chevitborne Bartoo

Broomfield John, jobbing gardener, Chapel street Co-oper&ti\·e Society's Stores (Samuel Viney, sec.), Forest

:Burgess William John Blight, boot & shoe maker, Gold st Copp Joseph, shopkeeper, Chapel street

Cadel Nevil Pottow L.R.C.P., L.R.c,s. surgeon, & certifyipg Cosway William, shoe makerr Angel bill

faetory surgeon, Clare house, Newport street Cosway William Carpenter, farmer, Cherry garden

Candy James, builder, Townsead Cottrell John, builder,. Elm grove

Cann John, boot & shoe maker, Fore street Cottrell Mary (Mrs.), watch maker, Hampton street!

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Conch Daniel, steam laundry, West Exe south Exe Valley Aerated Water Works (C. R. Wcbb, manager)

Conlson Henry John Wastell, estate agent to Sir John Barrington l:ltreeli ··

Heathcoat-Amory bart. Leat street Farrant John, dairym!\n, Craze Lowman

Counter John, farmer, Storridge Farrant John, training & livery stables ; res. Melbourne st

County Court (His Honor C. H. W. Beresford B.A. judge; Farrant Thomas, miller (water), Craze Lowman

Charles Marshall Hole, registrar & high bailiff; Jc'rancis Farrant Thomas William, farmer, Bradleigh down

Stanbury Dayman, deputy registrar), Town hall Ferris Thomas, butcher, Fore street

Cowling Thomas, dairyman, Collipriest dairy Fewings William Henry, stone mason, Hampton street

Cox Frank,coal merchant, Chm:ch street, & 3 Yard, Railway Fire Brigade (Robt. Ellis, capt. ~ ; Engine stn. St. Andrew st

station Fisher Arthur (til'm, Dayman & Fisher), solicitor, & clerk to

Cox George, confectioner, Gold street Greenway's charities, H!tmmett's square, Fore street

Cox John, shopkeeper, Chapel street Fisher Stephen Henry L.R.C.P.LOnd. surgeon, see Mackenzie

Cox William, jobmaster, & agent for Button & Co. carriers, & Fisher

Wellbrook street · Ford 'fhomas & Son, brewers, maltsters & wine & spirit

Crabb John Blechynden, superintendent of police & inspector merchants, Fore street

of weights & measures for the liberty & borough of Tiver- Ford Thomas, insurance agent, Barrington street

ton, St. Andrew street Fowler John Gill, greengrocer, Newport street

Crooker George, ironmonger, Fore street · Fowler Robert, farmer, Pitt farm

Crocombe George, plumber & painter, Melbourne street Fox, Fowler & Co. bankers (William Kendall King, mana-

Crook Frederick, laundry, Tidcombe ger), Fore street; draw on Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Ran-

Crook Joseph, farmer, Gogwell som, Bouverie & Co. London E c

Crook Samuel, dairyman, Castle street Foxford·Sarah Ann (Miss), dress maker, St. Andrew street

Crook Thomas, Golden Lion P.H. West Exe south ·Frost Margaret (Mrs.), Prince Regent P.H. Lowman green

Crook Waiter John, farmer, Hensleigh Frost William, Boar's Head P.H. Ba.mpton street

Cross Frederick John, New inn, Fore street Gage John, farmer, Lower way

Cross Henry, watch maker, Hampton street Gale Edward Rogers1 fatmer, East mere
Crndge Caroline (Mrs.), greengrocer, West Exe north Gale Eli7.abeth Maria (Miss), dress maker, 2 & 3 Bridge ter

Cullin Richard Blair L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, medical officer Gale William, farmer, Chevithorne

ol health, Tiverton urban sanitary district, public analyst, Gamlin Charles, dairyman, Higher moor

medical officer & public vaccinator, Tiverton east & west Gibbons Reattea (Mrs.), dress maker, Hampton street

districts, Tiverton union, Hampton street Gibbs Henry, greengrocer, St. Andrew street

Cummins John, dairyman, Gotham Gillard Francis William, butcher, Bampton street

Curtis Edith (Miss), dress makel', St. Peter street Gillard Francis William, jun. butcher, Chapel street

Curwood Edwin, corn merchant, Ohapel street Glanfield Henry, blacksmith, Wellbrook street

Curwood Rhoda Jemima (Miss), working jeweller, Castle st Glendining William, farmer, Pool Anthony & Gornhay

Curwood William, baker, West Exe south Goodland Williarn &. Charles, coal, brick, lime, tile &

Daily Western Times (East Devon branch) (Hugh Latimer timber merchants, r Yard, Railway station

& Stephen H. B. Glanville, printers, publishers & pro- Goodland Mark, butcher, Angel hill

prietors), Bamptou street Goodland Waiter, ·butcher, Hampton street

Darbey Samuel, boot & shoe dealer, Gold street Goss Hannah (Mrs.), laundress, Castle street

Davey John, carpenter, West Exe south GossJohn, bakr.Townsend,&CountryHouse inn,St.Andrew st

Davy Harriett Gold (Miss), commercial boarding house, Graham Edward, herbalist, Chapel street ·

Gold street Grant & Son, butchers, Bridge street

Dawes James, boot maker, Fore street Grant Samuel, grocer, Gold street

Dayman & Fisher, solicitors, Hammett's square, Fore street Grant Thomas, butcher, Church street

Dayman I<'rancis Stanbury (firm, Dayman & Fisher), solici- Grason James, jeweller, Fore street

tor, & deputy registrar of county court, Hammett's sq. Grater Br(lthers, builders, Townsend

Fore street Grattan Edwin, shoe maker, Lowman green

Deering·& Sons, builders, Barrington street Great Western Railway Rect>iving Office (James Cresswell

Deering John, shopkeeper, Barrington street Wall, agent; Henry Hole, delivery agent), Hampton st

Denning Ernest, grocer, Chapel street Greenslade Alfred, butcher, ''fownsend

Dennis John Blatchford, farmer, Wormsland Greenslade Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Ford farm

Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Lim, (branch) (Charles Greenslade John, farm bailiff to Sir J. H. H. A.mory bart.

Edward Body, manager), Fore street; draw on Barclay, Home farm

Bevan, Tritton, Ransom, Bouverie & Co. London E c Greenway Almshouses & Chapel (Al'thur Fisher, clerk)

Devon & Exeter Savings Bank (Henry Boteler Sharland, Gregory, Son & Tozer, printers, publishers & proprietors of

agent), Gold street the " Tiverton Gazette & East Devon Herald," Bampton st

Devon Infil'mary & Dispensary (William Rudall Haydon M.D. Gregory Edward, grocer, Fore street

Richard Blail' Cullen L.R.C.P. & L.R.c.s.Edin. & Charles Grist Henry, refreshment rooms, Gold street

Edward Liesching L.R.c.P.LOnd. medical officers; George Gnnn John, sewage contractor, Chapel street

MichelmoreM.R.c.s.Eng. resident surgeon; Arthnr Fisher, Halcomb & Co. Limited, sack contractors, St. Andrew ·St

hon. sec.), Hampton street Halfyard William, farmer, Cove

Devon & Somerset Weekly News (Woodley & Co. propria- Hall George, tailor, hatter & outfitter, Gold street

tot'S & publishers ; Thomas Goodingfield, resident mana- Hallett George, baker, West Exe north

ger; published thursday), Gold street Hamilton Francis John, florist & fruiterer

Devonport & Tiverton Brewery Co. Limited (C. R. Webb, Hancock Elizabeth Follett (Mrs.), grocer, Lest street

manager), brewers & maltsters, Old brewery, Bampton st Hancock George Follett, cabinet maker, Leat street

Dick R. & J. boot & shoe dealers, Gold street Hancock William, farmer, Moorhayes

Dicker Henry, furniture remover, Birchin lane Hannabuss W. F. & Co. bakers, Angel hill

Drew Frederick Henry, shoe maker, Leat street Hannabuss Frank, boot & shoe maker, Leat -street

Duckham George, jun. basket maker, Gold street,& Phoonix Hannabuss Henry, boot & shoe maker, Bridge street

inn, Fore street Hannabuss William, builder & picture framer, Hampton st

Dnnsford James, shoe maker, Barrin~rton street Harper George, New Hampton inn, Townsend

Dnnsford William Bodley, Rising Sun P.H. Hampton street Harris Albert James, dining rooms, Hampton street

Dyer Thomas, bill poster, Castle street Harris John, town crier & beadle, Town hall

Dyer William Anstey, teacher of music, r1 Twyford place Harris John Thomas, shopkeeper, West Exe south

Dymond William, baker & confectioner, West Exe north Harris Robert, farmer, Burridge

Early William Henry, watch maker, Angel hill Harris Waiter, blacksmith, Cove

Eastmond & Son, saddlers &c. Bridge street Harvey John, plumber, gasfitter & smith, Castle street

Eastmond Eleauor (Mrs.), draper, Gold street Harvey Louis,managerGreat Western Goods dept.John's ter

Eastmond John, farmer, Deyman's hill Harvey Tom, baker & jobmaster, Castle 11treet

Ellerton & Son, grocers, & agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine Harwood John, -confectioner, Fore street

& spirit merchants, Fore street Hatcher Edward, Swan P.H. West Exe nol'th

Ellicott John, dairyman, Pippins Howden Hatswell John, tailor, Passmore's court, Townsend

Ellicott William, farmer, Middle hill HavillP.&Son,pharmaceutical chemists,Medical hall,Fore st

Elliott John, fruiterer, Gold street Haworth John, public analyst, Hampton street .

Ellis Robert, ironmonger & electrician, Fore street Hayball William, bakel', West Exe south

Elphick Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' boa.rdingschl. St. Peter st Haydon, Liescbing & Welsford, surgeons, St. Peter street

Elston Frederick, White Ball P. H. Bridge street Haydon Hannah (Mrs.), greengrocer, West Exe south

Elworthy George, farmer, Middle Bradleigh Haydon Henry, farmer, Chettiscombe

Elworthy James, baker, Castle street Haydon Mark, farmer, Castle Barton

Ewings William, farmer, Leat street • Haydon Thomas Bidgood, farmer, Rix farm

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Haydon Tom, farmer, Preatcott house Marks Robert, dairyman, Lnwer Broomhill

Hardon William Rudall!II.D., c.H. (firm, Haydon, Liesching Marley Caroline (Miss), dress maker, Chettiscombe

& Welsford), surgeon, & medical officer & public vac- Marshal! John, shoe maker, Castle Rtreet

cinator Cruwys Morchard & Washfield districts, medical Martin William Henry, solicitor, see Carpenter & Martin

officer workhouse, & medical officer of health to the. rural Martin William Wakeham, Palmerston hotel & posting

sanitary authority, St. Peter street house, Fore street

Heard Richard & Albert, farmers, Coombeland Masland Williarn, printer, stationer, bookseller &

Heard William, farmer, Norwood librarian, Fore street

Hearn Henry, White Horse inn, Gold street Masonic Hall (C. Physick, owner), Beck square, Fore street

Hearn William Henry, greengrocer, Gold street Maumler Ann (Mrs.), game dealer, Gold street

Heath Ann (Mrs.), earthenware dealer, Bampton street May George, farmer, Rushleighay

Heathcoat John & Co. lace manufacturers Mead Thomas Francis,printer, stationer & bookseller,Fore st

Hellier Ernest Ed ward, news agent, West Exe north Meads John, farmer, Fire Beacon

Henson Frank Rawle, auctioneer, see Barrington & Henson Mear John, baker, Newport street

Henson Henry, tailor, Bridge street Mears William Henry, shopkeeper, Barrington street

Hews Robert Winter, auctioneer & surveyor, Fore street Melhuish E. tailor, Fore street

Heywood William, farmer, l\1arwoods Melhuish John, greengrocer & basket maker, Chapel street

Hill Fraucis, farmer, West Barton Melhuish John George, dairyman, Fordlands dairy

Hill Henry, musical instrument dealer, Barrington street Melhuish Robert, deputy registrar of births & deaths, 'fiver-

Hill Thomas Waiter, farmer, Ditches ton sub-district, Angel Hill terrace

Hines William, cabinet maker, Wellbrook street Melhuish William, baker, Angel Hill terrace

Hobbs Thomas, painter & house decorator, Bridge street Melsingham Owen, shopkeeper, Chapel street

Holcombe John, Rose & Crown P.H. South Molton road Middleweek William, tailor, Wellbrook street

Hole Charles Marshall, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Milani Otto, professor of music, Rosenheim, Lodge estate

clerk of the peace, town clerk, clerk to the guardians, the Milford Jane (Miss) & Phillips Eliza (Mrs.), milliners,

urban & rural sanitary authorities, & to the trustees of Bampton street

the Market & Exebridge lands, & registrar of county court, Milford William, market gardener, Bolham

Angel Hill terra~e Mills William, haulier, The Island

Hole John, farmer, Cold Harbour Milroy Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), bookseller, Bampton street

Hole Maria (Mias), dress maker, William stt•eet Mitchell Thomas Henry, hair dresser, Backway, Fore street

Hnoper James Bryant, grocer, West Exe south Mold Alfred, linen draper, Angel hill

Hooper William, blacksmith, Barrington street Moore John Henry, tailor, Gold street

Hosegood John, relieving & vaccination officer, Southern Moore Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer &c. Fore street

district & school attendance officer, Bampt.on street Morgan Lucy (Mrs.), dress maker, Silver street

Howe Charles, dairyman, West Manley Morrall Charles, grocer, Chapel street

Howe John, greengrocer & Cross Keys P.H. Gold street Morrell Wiiliam, musical instrument dealer & registrar of

Inland Revenue Office (Samuel William Beck & Harry Beale, births & deaths, Tiverton sub-district, 3 Gold street

officers), Newport street Moss Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, Frog-well

International Tea Co. (Alfred Preston, mangr.), Bampton st Moyle Edmnnd Morcombe,Angel hotel,Angel hill. See advt

Isaac Thomas, boot & shoe maker, St. Andrew street Mudford Waiter, photographer, Fore street

James Ephraim, dairyman, Gornhay Mudford William, china & glass dealer, Fore street

James William, dairyman, Pead hill Munday Josepb, chemist & druggist, Fore street

Janes Joseph, china & glass dealer, Gold street Munford Edward Hodder, watch maker, jeweller & optician,

Jarman Allan, watch & cloek maker, Hampton street u Fore street

Jarman Julia (Miss), pawnbroker, Bampton street Musgrove James, boot & shoe maker, Angel Hill terrace

Jenkins Thomas John, farmer, Yearlstone National Provincial Bank of England Limited (James

Jenkins Williarn Henry, dental surgeon, Fore street Barnes, manager), Bampton street; draw on head office,

J utsum Edwin, farmer, Padcot Bishopsgate street, London E c

Kar;;lake Richard, market. gardener, Orchard Leigh Newcombe John, grocer, Leat street

Kelly Benjamin, butcher, Fore street Nicholetts Edward Cornewall, joint manager of Stuckey's

Kerslake Ilett (Miss), g-raengrocer, West Exe north Bank, Fore street

Kettleton William, draper, Fore street Nicholls Victoria Frances (:.\'liss), milliner, Bampton street

King William Kendall, manager of Fox, Fowler & Co.'s Norrish James Henry, farmer, Ashley Pit farm

llank, Fore street Norrish John, miller(water) & farmer, Withleigh mill

Kingdom John, shoe maker, Leat street NorrishRichd.Stone,farmer &butter factor,HigherFord lands

Kingdom William, baker, Chapel street North Bessie (Miss), dress maker, Ivy terrace, Belmont

Kingdon John, butcher, West Exe north North William, rope & twine maker, Bridge street

Knowles Edwin, tailor, Withleigh Northam Thomas Waiters, refreshment rooms, Angel hill

Knowlman & Wood, auctioneers, valuers & land & timber Norton John, farmer, Fulford

surveyors, Gold street; & at Culmstock Osmant William, working cutler, Chapel street

L 1ke John, shoe maker, Chapel street Osmond Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, Newport street

Lang George, dairyman, Lower Brook Pack Brothers, watch makers, Leat street

Lang Reginald, Barley Mow P.H. Barrington street Page William John, pork butcher, Bampton street

·Leat Thirza (Mrs.), corn dealer, Bampton street Paine William, wine & spirit merchant & general bonded

Lee Lewis, tinplate worker, Chapel street warehouseman, Fore street

Lewis John, tailor, 7 Exe Vale terrace Parkhouse Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer, Chapel street

Liesching Charles Edward L.R.C.P.Lond. (firm, Haydon, Parkhouse John Henry, distributor of stamps, Fore street

Liesching & Welsford), surgeon, & medrcal officer of Parkhouse Thomas, bookseller & stationer, Fore street

Sampford Peverell & Halberton districts, Tiverton union, Parr John, builder & undertaker,Newport st.&Barrington st

St. Peter street Parrott Thomas, dairyman, Little Gornhay

Lol'k Edward, dairyman, Lower Yearlstone Partridge&Cockram,solicitors,Market chambers,Bampton st

Lock Josiah, grocer, Bampton street Partridge & Sons, corn & seed merchants, 24 Fore street

Lock Thomas, corn & ssed merchant, Gold street Patterson Thomas Bowman, linen draper, Fore street

Lock William, dairyman, Eastmere Paull Benjamin Jarnes, hair dresser, Fore street

Lockyer Waiter, boot maker, Gold street Paul! Harry John, confectioner, Gold street

Long Malcolm Clifford, grocer, Gold street Payn Philip Henry, grocer, 32 Fore street

Long Thomas, watch maker, Wellbrook street Payne Frederick Andrew, solicitor, commissioner for oaths

Loosemore Mary Grace (Mrs.), confectioner, West Exe nth & perpetual commissioner for taking acknowledgments of

Loosemoore Robert Francis, solicitor & commissioner for deeds by married women, St. Peter street

oaths, St. Peter street Payne John Ellis, watch maker, Leat street

Love Juhn, insurance agent, Lowman gr!:'en Fearless Nugent Septimus, fish & ice merchant, Gold street

Loveys Chas. grocer & china & glass dealer, West Exe nth Penney William James, master of the workhouse, Work-

Luxton John, farmer, Piley Well house, Water lane

McDonald Arthur Harman, civil engineer, Gold street Penny George, tobacconist, Post office, West Exe north

Mackenzie & Fisher, surgeons, Hampton street Pennymore John, scripture reader, 6 John terrace

Maekenzie Lewis F.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.P.Lond. surgeon, & Perkins James, sen. Prince Blncher inn, West Exe south

coroner for the borough, see Mackenzie & J<'isher Perkins John, dairyman, Pathfields

MacPherson Annie (Mrs.), laundress, Bolham Perry Henry, carpenter, St. Andrew street

Madge Henry Adams, butcher, Bridges treet Perry James, dairyman, Pinnexmoor

Major Samuel, linen draper, Bridge street Perry James, dairyman, Rolliphants
Manley Joseph, commission agent, St. Andrew street
j Perry John, dairyman, Craze Lowman

Manning Samuel, builder & coal merchant, Barrington st Perry John, wheelwright, Bolham

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PhillottJames,chimney Rweeper, Passmores' court,Townsend Steer Emm a (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West Exe south

Physick Charles, builder, Beck square, Fore street Steer George, provision dealer, West Exe south

Pinkstone Samuel Richard, grocer, Leat street Stemson Fred, beer retailer, St. Andrew street

PinkstonQ Thomas William, confectioner, West Exe north Stemson John, stone mason & shopkeeper, Lawman green

Pleass John, plumber, Angel hill Stenner J. & Co. ironmongers, Fore street; agricultural

Poole William, borough rate & tax collector, Lurley implement makers & iron founders, Lowman iron works ;

Pope Emma (Mrs.), blacksmith, Angel Hotel yard & & steam saw mills, Station road

Barrington street Stacker John, shopkeeper, John street

Pratt Frank, currier & leather merchant, Bamptou street Stone Thomas, farmer, Shute, Cove

Pridham Mark, dairyman, West Exe south Stoyel William Henry, fine art & furniture dlr. Bampton et

Pring- William Henry, Black Horse P.lf. Hampton street Strawson Vincent, hair dresser, Fore street

Puddicombe Fanny (Mrs.), milliner, Beck square, Forest Strong William Henry, chimney sweeper, West Exe south

Pulman William, ironmonger & smith, West Exe south Stubbs John, tobacconist & fancy dealer, Bampton street

Pyle Philip, builder, contractor & undertaker, Townsend Stuckey's Banking Co. Limited (Frederick Wood, manager;

Quick & Son, solicitors, Bampton street Edward Cornewall Nicholetts,joint manager),Fore street;

(!nick Henry, tailor, Bampton street draw on Robarts, Lubbock & Co. London

Quick John Ernest, linen dxaper, St. Paul's street & West Sutton & Co. parcel carriers (William Cox, manager),

Exe north Wellbrook street

Quick Wm. (firm, Quick & Son), solicitor, perpetual com- Sydenham Jas.Stoyel, blacksmith & wheel wrght. Chevithrne

missioner for taking oaths & vestry clerk, Hampton st Sydenham John, smith, New Inn court, Fore street

Quick William Montague, solicitor, see Quick & Son Sydenham Walter,coach builder,Newport st.& Barrington st

· Ractford John, dairyman, Coombehead Tancock William, grocer, West Exe south

Raymont William, farmer, Higher Farleigh Tapp Sydney, dairyman, Lower Withleigh

Reddrop John, surgeon, 2 & 4 St. Paul's street Taylor Frederick, carpenter, Melbourne street

Redwood Robert, farmer, Plainsficld Taylor :Mary & Sophia (Misses), bazaar, Fore street

Red wood William, carpenter, Chevithorne Thomson Alexander, insurance agent, Backway, Fore street

Reed -, farmer, Holmead Thorne Brothers, drapers & carpet warehousemen & general

Reed Edmund, carpenter, Church street furnishers, Fore street

Reed Georgt', stocking knitter, St. Peter street Thorne Hubert W1lliam, grocer, Gold street, & butcher,

Reed Robert, builder, Wellbrook street Barrington street

Reed Robt. Hy. coal mer. Leat st. & 3 Yard, Railway etatn Thorne James, farmer, Huntland

Reed William, rope & twine maker, Bampton street Thorne Richard, school attendance officer for the borough,

Rendell William, shoe maker, Bolham St. Andrew street

• Restorick George, dairyman, Tidcombe Thorne Wiliiam, ironmonger & furniture dealer, Gold street
Retter Francis Thomas, farmer, Well Thornton Samuel, shopkeeper & dairyman, Chevithorne

Richards Jack, boot maker, Backway, Fore street Tiverton Club (Douglas Richmond Close esq. hon. sec.),

Richards Samuel, tailor, Angel hill Drill hall, Newport street

Rook Frank, chimney sweeper, Chapel street Tiverton Coffee House Co. Limited (Alfred Gregory, sec. ;

Rossiter Thomas Edward, chemist & drnggist, Bampton st Samuel Blackmore, manager), Fore street

Rossiter Waiter Robert, insurance agent, Newport street Tiverton Gas Works (William Cuthbertl Bennett, manager),

Rowcliffe William Charles, butcher, Gold street Station road

ll.owden John, saddler, Bridge street Tiverton Gazette & East Devon Herald (Gregory, Son &

Rowden Waiter, saddler, Bampton street Tozer, printers, publishers & proprs.; pub. mon. & tues.),

Rowe William, architect & surveyor, St. Andrew street Bampton street

Rnndell James, ironmonger, Fore street Tiverton Technical Science & Art School (Emil S. Perkin,

Russell Charles, jobbing gardener & chimney sweeper, St. head master & director), The Athenreum, Fore street

Andrew street Tiverton :Men's Club (Rev. Preb. P. R. Scott M. A. president;

Salter Edwin, farmer, Longhayne B. J. Lane, sec.), Angel Bill terrace

Salter John Caleb, draper, Uold street Tiverton :Mineral Water Co. (Edward Goodland, manager),

S<tnders John, boot & shoe maker, West Exe north mineral water manufacturers, Gold street

Sanders John, mason, Silver street Tiverton Roller Mills (Edgar Mear Hamlin ), millers (water

Sanders Mary Lee (Miss), apartments, Barring-ton street & steam) & corn merchants, St. Andrew's mills & West

Sanders William, boot maker, Hampton street Exe Roller mills

Sansom Thomas Grainger, beer retailer, Townsend Tiverton Swimming Baths (Thomas Gibbs, caretaker), St.

Saunders Dyke, Exeter inn, West Exe south Andrew street

Saunders Henry, Lamb inn, Newport street Tiverton Volunteer Drill Hall, Newport street

Saunders John, cabinet maker, West Exe north Tiverton Volunteer Drill & Public Hall Co. Limited (Edward

Saunders Levi, baker, Leat street Frederick Childs Clarke, hon. sec.), Gold street

S<~.unders William, shopkeeper, St. Andrew street Toogood Edwin, farmer, Landfoot

Saunders William Tont, Queen's Head P.H. Castle street ToweU John, butter & egg merchant, Bampton street

Sayer George Edwin, house decorator, Gold street Tozer Luke, printer & publisher, see Gregory, Son & Tozer

Sayer James, Race Horse P,H. Wellbrook street Trebilcock HoratioJn.insur.mce superintendnt.Barrington st

Sellick Brothers, cabinet makers, St. Peter street Trickey Robert, carpenter, West Exe south

Sharland Henry Boteler, agent for the Devon & Exeter Sav- Tritt,on Charles, chemist & druggist, Gold street

in!S Bank & deputy superintendent registrar, Gold street Tubb William Henry, grocer, West Exe north

Shepherd James, fruit dealer, Backway, l''ore street Tucker Elizabeth Ellen (Miss), dress maker, Newport st

Shopland James, carpenter, Chevithorne Tucker George, builder, Water lane

Shrubsole Frederick, tea agent, Barrington street Tucker Robert, bricklayer, Rock

S.ddalls John, civil engineer & architect, borough surveyor Twose William Thomas, agricultural machinist & agent,

& accountant & sanitary inspector, Town hall depot, Tiverton market

Silke Ed win Richard, Wheat Sheaf inn, Leat street Underwood John, scripture reader, Chapel street

Simmons Thomas Henry, grocer, Newport street Venn Eli, wheelwright & blacksmith, Chapel street

Singer Manufacturing Co. ( Wm. Sampson, mangr.), Angel hill Venner Henry, baker, Bridge street

Slee William, lamp oil dealer, Chapel street Vickery William, brush manufacturer, Newport street

Smith Josiah Sidney M. D. surgeon, Bampton street Viney Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, Barrington street

Snell Frederick, grocer, Bridge street Volunteer Battalion (3rd) Devonshire Regiment (E Co.)

Snell John, baker, West Exe south (Capt. Arthur Fisher, commanding; Surgeon-Lieut. W.

Snell John, dairyman, West Manley R. Haydon M.D. medical officer), Newport street

Snell John, farmer, Bolham Wakefield Hugh, clothier, Gold street

Snell William Hy. postmaster, Post office, Bampton street Ward Richard, baker, Fore street

Snow Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, Castle street Ward Thomas Edwin, baker, Townsend

Snow William, refreshment rooms, Station road Ware Elizabeth Loram (Miss), fishmonger, Fore street

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Depot (William Ware Robert, tailor, Leat street

Masland), Fore street Warren Elizabeth (Mrs.), Royal Oak P.H. Newport street

Solman Emma (Miss), dress maker, Hampton street Warren James, farmer, Blackhole

Southwood William, farmer, Bill farm Watkins William Tbeodore, solicitor, St. Peter street

Spear Christopher Harris, general merchant, Barrington Watson Ellen (Mi3S), ladies' school, Bampton street

street & Higher Railway yard Webber James, farmer, ~rest Bradleigh

Spiller Charles, butcher, Gold street WebberJ. B. & Co. coal merchants, Hampton st. & Station yd

8quire Edwin, farmer, Bartons Webber John, boot maker, St. Andrew street

Squire Robert, farmt'r, Withleigh Goodman Webber William, farmer, Higher way

Stamp Office (John Henry Parkhouse, distributor), Forest Welch Robert, shopkeeper, Chapel street

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Welsford Geo.Fk.M.B.surgn.see Haydon,Liesching&Welsford Winsley John, farmer, Cobbacombe

Were Peter, farmer, Bradford Winsor William, baker, Hampton street

West of England Sack Hiring Co. Limited (Christopher Wood Arthur Ayshford,auctioneer &c.see Knowlman &Wood

Harris Spear, agent), Barrington st. & Higher Railway yd Wood Charles Henry, photographer, Bampton street

Wescott William, farmer, Lower Farleigh Wood Frederiek, manager of Stnckey's Bank, borough

Western John, blacksmith, Frogwell treasurer & treasurer to the union &; rural sanitary

Western John, shopkeeper, West Exe south authority & the school board, Fore street

Western Observer (Gregory, Son & Tozer, proprietors, Wood Henry, chemist & fancy dealer, Bridge street

printers & publishers; published thursday), Hampton st Wood James, builder, Lurley

White Edward, farmer, Hone Wood John, carrier, West Exe south

White Thomas, farmer, Great HolweU Wood Kate (Mrs.), Market House inn, Bampton street

White William, farmer, Whitehall Wood Mary (Mrs.), miller (water), West Exe north

Williams John, accountant & registrar of marriages for Wood William Henry, tailor, Bampton street

Tiverton union, I Twyford place Woodberry James, Barrington Bell P.H. Barrington street &

'Villiams John, farmer, Palmers butcher, Gold street

Williams John Cosway, deputy registrar of marriages, 5 Yeoman George, cabinet maker, Hampton street

Belmont terrace Young Women's Christian Association (Mrs. Alexander,

Williams William Edward, architect, St. Peter street hon. sec.), Castle street

Wilson Alfred, boot & shoe maker, Hampton street Youths' Institute (Rev. Wm. Weir B.A. sec.), Barrington st

TOPSHAM is a market town, parish and seaport and is the residence of Robert Manning Davy esq. J.P. and The

fishing station within the jurisdiction of the port of Exeter, Retreat, the seat of Alexander Kelso Hamilton esq. D.L., J.P.
on the east bank of the nav1gable river Exe, into which the Sir Dudley Duckworth-King bart. Alexander Kelso Hamilton
river Clyst flows from the east and forms the boundary of esq. and Col. Sir William Hood Walrond bart. M.P. of

the township on that side. Over the Clyst is a stone bridge Bradfield, Collumpton, are the chief landowners. The soil
of five arches, leading to Clyst St. George; it has a station in the neighbourhood is light ; the subsoil is gravel and
on the Exmouth branch of the London and South Western sand rock. The area is I,370 acres of land and 170 of
railway, 177 miles from London, 4 south-east from Exeter water; rateable value, £xo,86[; the population in r8gi
and 6 north-west from Exmouth, in the North Eastern was 2,833.
division of the county, Wonford hundred and petty sessional Parish Clerk, John Rwain, Fore street.
division, St. Thomas union, Exeter county court district, Sexton, Peter Drew, Fore street.

rural deanery of Aylesbeare and archdeaconry and diocese PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. &!Annuity & Insurance Office.-

of Exeter. The town is on the direct road from Exeter to Robert Henry Pollard, postmaster, Fore street. Letters
Exmouth, and is paved and lighted with gas. The parish arrive from London at 4.48 a. m.; from the North at II
includes the chapelry of CoUN'l'F.Ss WEAR or WEIR. The a.m. ; second London mail arrives at 5 p.m. ; dis-
church of St. Margaret is a spacious edifice of stone, in the patched at 9 a.m. 3 p.m. & 8 p.m. for London & other
Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, parts; box closes at 8 p.m. ; dispatched at 8 p.m. on
aisles, south-east porch and an embattled tower on the sundays. Money orders are granted & paid between
south side, containing a clock and 6 bells, dated respec- the hours of 9 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; sat. from 9 a.m. till 8
tively 1778, 1709, 1640 and 1750 (2): in the south transept p.m. Telegraph office open from 8 a. m. to 8 p.m.; sun-
are two marble monuments, by Chantrey, to Admiral Sir days 8 to IO a.m
John Thomas Duckworth bart. G.C.B. ob. Aug. 3I, I817, WALL LETTER Bo~ Strand, cleared at 2.45 & 7·45 p. m.;
erected by his widow, and to the admiral's son, Col. George sundays at 9 a. m
Henry Duckworth, who fell at the battle of Albuera, 16th PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:-

May, I8II: the east window is a memorial to the Rev. Cemetery,WilliamSerena, clerk to the burial board; James
Henry Thorp M.A. for 30 years rector here, d. Feb. I3, I857, Gardener, lodge keeper

and to Margaret Courtney, his wife : the west window is a Fire Brigade, High street, G. Hopewell, captain ; George
memorial to William Rookes and Catherine, his wife, and May, sec.; Henry Gould, engineer, & 17 men

was erected by their son William in 1877; there are others Police Station, Forest. Thos. Gammon, constable in charge
to the Boss, Griffiths, Brent and Roos families, and a fine PUBLIC OFFICERS : -
brass eagle lectern, presented in memory of RichardPennell, Assistant Overseer, Richard H. Underhill, High street
who died May 4, 1797, by his children: the font is ancient Clerk to Burial Board & Deputy Registrar of Births &
and has a handsome brass cover, the gift of the late Rev. Deaths, Topsham sub-district, St. Thomas union, William
Henry T. Ellacombe M.A. I88o, some time rector of ClystSt. Serena, Victoria place
George: the church was entirely rebuilt, with the exception Certifying Factory Surgeon, Medical Officer & Public Va~
of the tower, in 1869·77, at a cost of about £6,ooo, from cinator, Topsham district, St. Thomas union, James
designs by Mr. Edward Ashworth, architect, of Exeter: Nicholson Frood L.R.C.P.Edin. Broadway house
there are 984sittings. The register dates from the year I6o:J. Clerk to the Navigation Commissioners, Robert Holman,

The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £67, net Strand

yearly value £268, including 28 acres of glebe, with resi- Inspector of Nuisances to St. Thomas Rural Sanitary
deuce, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, and Authority, Henry Skinner Pidsley, 2 Park Field terrace
held since 188o by the Rev. John Bartlett M.A. of Corpus Registrar of Births & Deaths for Topsham Sub-district,
Christi college, Cambridge. The Congregational chapel, William Taverner Baker, High street

Victoria place, is a plain building, erected in 1839, and has Relieving Officer for B District of St. Thomas Union,
350 sittings. The Unitariauchapel, in Victoria place, is now William Cockeram, Shapter street
closed. The Wesleyan chapel, Fore street, erected in 1864, Town Crier, William Row, Lower Shapter street
at a cost of £3,ooo, in place of one built in ·r8r8 and now PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services:-

used as an infants' school, is a building of limestone, with St. Margaret's Church, Rev. John Bartlett M.A. vicar;

sittings for 500 persons; at the back is a mission room, with Rev. Robert Henry Neely B. A. curate; I0.45 a. m. & 3.30
200 sittings. The Wesleyan Reform Chapel is in Chapel & 6.30 p.m.; wed. & fri. 10.45 a.m. & thurs. 7 p.m. &o
court. A Cemetery of 2! acres, with two mortuary chapels saints' days

and caretaker's house, wa:. formed in 1855 and is under the Brethren, Victoria hall, Fore street; II a. m. &. 6.30 p.m.;
control of a Burial Board of 8 members. The Vestry hall, wed. & fri. 7 p.m
in Fore street, built in 1886, is a structure of red brick, Congregational, Victoria place; II a.m.& 6.30 p.m.; mon.
and is used for parish purposes. The Victoria Pier and 8 p.m. & thurs. 7.30 p.m
Promenade was erected in 1887. The entrance for vessels Wesleyan, Fore street; II a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m
into the ship canal from this place to Exeter is at Turf, on Wesleyan Reform, Chapel court; II a. m. & 6.30 p.m

the side of the river Exe opposite to the town. The quays, ScHOOLS:-

building yards and watersi:le premises are prmcipally the A School Board of 5 members was formed March 29,1872;

property of Messrs. Holman and the town council of Exeter. William Serena, clerk to the board & attendance officer
The only factory here is that of Messrs. George Hopewell Board School, erected in 186o, with master's residence, for
and Co. makers of patent reversible fire and bearing bars : 240 boys, I70 girls & 210 infants ; average attendance,
there is also a small saw mill. A fair is held on the Thurs- I42 boys, IIO girls & III infants; Waiter Halladey,
day preceding the 19th of July annually, for pedlery. There master; Mrs.Margalene Halladey, mistress; l\lissAlberta
are numerous charities amounting to about £250 yearly. Knapman, infants' mistress

Wear House, with its beautiful park and grounds, the seat Railway Station, George Webb, station master
of Major Sir Dudley Duckworth-King hart J.P. is situated CARRIER.-William Wreford, to Exeter, daily, at ro a.m.

in the ecclesiastical distriet of Countess Wear. Grove Hill returning same day

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bowden William Henry, Strand Brook-Smith William, Parkfield house •
Bartlett Rev. John ~LA. Vicarage Boyce Mrs. Monmouth street Broome Mrs. Parkfield terrace
Barkspear Miss, High street Broster Miss, Erstwick cottage
Baughen Mrs. Strand Brent Misses, I Riversmeet terrace Chpp Miss, The Shrubbery

Bowden Miss, Strand

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Clark Mrs. The Lodge, Strand Holman Richard, Grove house Payne George, High st.reet

Compton Mrs. Strand Holman Robert~ Strand Pearce Cyprian, Tresillian, Strand

Copplestone Mrs. Mpnmouth street Hood Samuel, Strand Pearse Henry, 4 Clara place

Cummings Richard Henry, Leyton ho Hooper Mrs. Greenwood cot. High st Periam Thos. Holman, Blumenthal t.er

Dalley William Henry, Monmouth st Hopewell George, Fore street Pinder William Henry, Mount Howe

Davis Captain, Strand Hopewell Thomas Edward, Riverdale Plumb Miss, Blumenthal terrace

Davy Francis, Riversmeet Jarman Richard, Monk's hood Ponsford George John, Strand

Davy Robert Manning J.P. Grove hill; Jones Mrs. 5 Blumentbal terrace Pope Mrs. Clarendon house, Strand

& Oxenway lodge, Membury, Chard Larkworthy William SteereWhitcombe, Reed Capt. William .Bernard, Beach ho

Elliott George, 7 Clara place St. Leonard's Rinder George, Strand

Francis Mrs. Strand Leatt Mrs. Monmouth street Ross Misses, Monmouth street

Frood James Nicholson, Broadway ho Lee John, Parkfield terrace Sanders James, Victoria place

Frood Mrs. Shapter street Longcroft Thomas, Shapter street Scammell William, Elm Grove villa

Gawler Mrs. Barton cottage McArthur Duncan, 2 Riversmeet ter Smith Mrs. Monmouth street

Glandille Mrs. Mount Howe McEwen John Knox, 5 Clara place Stephens John Mount, High street

Green Lewis Charles, 2 Blumenthal ter MPnley Joseph, Monmouth street Symmons Mrs. Poplar house

Groube Miss, High street Matthews William, Strand Tanner William, Strand

Hamilton Alexander Kelso- D.L., J.P. Neely Rev. Robert HenryB.A. [curate], Tapley Richard, Strand

The Retreat Victoria place Underhill Frederick, Strand house

Hannaford Miss, Stone house Niicker Miss, Monk's hood Vernon Dampier c. E. Strand

HarbottleEdwd.HallF.R.I.B A. Bridge hl Northcott Miss, 4 Blumenthal terrace Vickers William, High street

Haycroft Mrs. Strand Ocock John, 3 Clara place Vidler William Frederick, Strand

Hemer Miss, 9 Clara place Ord Mrs. Altamira Wall Mrs. Victoria place

Hill Mrs. Strand Otton Charles Henry, Lower Shapter st Watson Mrs. Victoria place

Hodder Misses, Fore street Owen Thomas William, 8 Clara place Williams- William, Strand

Holman John, Strand Palmer Henry, Strand Willicott Miss, 2 Victoria place

Holman Misses, 3 Riversmeet terrace J Parsons Edward, Strand Wyld William, Strand

Holman Mrs. Woodlands

COMMERCIAL, Hannaford Eliza (Miss), lodging house, Strand

Applen Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High street Harbottle Edward Hall F.R.I.B.A. architect, Bridge hill

Bagg William, farmer, Monmouth street Harris George, blacksmith, Strand

Baker Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Victoria place Harris Paul, baker, Fore street

Baker WiJliam Taverner, registrar of births & deaths for Harvey Samuel, tinman, Fore street

Topsham sub-district, St. Thomas union, High street Hodder Ed ward, Globe inn, !''ore street

Bamber Adelaide (Miss), ladies' boarding school, Strand Holman & Sons, ship owners, Strand

Barratt Harriett (Mrs.), dress maker, Fot·e street Holman Henry Charles, master mariner, 2 The Shrubbery

Batt Henry Ellis, master mariner, Strand Holman John Robert, master mariner, Strand

Beavis William, clerk of works, Foie street Holman William, master mariner, Monmouth street

Bellamy George, farmer, High street Hooper Thomas James Robert, shopkeeper, High street

Bolt Edward, market gardener, High street Hopewell George & eo. sole makers of Hopewell's

Bolt Robert, Passage House inn, The Passage patent rolled wrought iron reversible & other fire & bear-

Bossell Fritz, shopkpr. & sausage skin maker, The Passage ing bars &c. engineers & general agents, Fore St. works

Boull John William, market gardener, White street Horsewell Hy. stone mason, bricklayer & plasterer, Fore st

Boutcber William Alfred, shopkeeper, High street Hurdle George, coal merchant & farmer, Fore street

Bridle Francis William, baker, Fore street Jollow James Henry & Co. tailors &c. l<'ore street

Burgess William, mason, Lower Shapter street Kerridge Thomas, Duke of Monmouth inn, 'Monmouth st

Carlile Ueorge Byron, Salutation inn, Fore street Langman Daniel, baker, High street

Cemetery (Wm. Serena, clerk to burial board), Victoria pl Leatt John Gore, butcher, Fore Street hill

Churchill John, baker, Fore street Luxon James, fisherman, White street

Clapp Frederick, butcher, Fore Street hill Luxon Thomas, shopkeeper, Monmouth hill

Clapp George Mattbews, builder, High street McArthur Duncan L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, 2 Riversmeet ter .

Clapp' Jane (Miss), dress maker, High street Mann Thomas George, master mariner, Victoria place

Clapp John, carpenter, High street Matticks Edward, King's Head P.H. Rhapter street

Clapp Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High street May Andrew Edward, insurance agent, Fore street

Cockeram William Marchant, relieving officer for B district May George, market gardener, Higher Shapter street

of St. Thomas union, Shapter street Mitchell Amanda Clara (Mrs.), draper, High street

Coles James Henry, market gardener, High street Moore John, farmer, .Newcourt

Cording Mary Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, !''ore street Murphy George, beer retailer, White street

Council of the City of Exeter, wharfingers (Abraham Stab- Murphy Richard, fisherman, Passage

back, wharfinger), The Quay Newman Joseph, fisherman, White street

Drake Mary (Miss,), laundress, Monmouth street Newman William, fisherman, White street

Drew Peter, dairyman, Fore street Norton Daniel, fisherman, White street

Duffett Richard John, Bridge inn, Ebford road Norton William, tisherman, White street

Electric Fire Lighter Co. Higher Passage lane Nott William, sec. to Gas Co. Victoria place

Ellis Frederick, chemist, Fore street Osborne Edgar, news agent & tobacconist, Fore street

Elston John, master mariner, The Passage Otton Charles Hy. grocer & wine & spirit merchant,Fore st

Fellows Charles, fisherman, The Passage Palfrey William, farmer, Highfield

Ferris Charles Hodder, grocer &c. Fore street Parker Robert, tailor, Fore street

Fire Brigade (G. Hopewell, captain; George May, sec.; Patten William, Steam Packet inn, Quay

Henry Gould, engineer), High street Pearse Charles William, painter &c. Fore street

Fishermen's Rest ( W. T. Holman, sec.), Quay Pearse Thomas, market gardener, High street

Flood George, market gardener, The llridge Periam John, builder & contractor, Monmouth street

Ford Thomas, farmer, Seabrook cottage Periam Sarah Grace (Mrs.), coal merchant, Fore street

Frood James Nicholson L.R.C.P.Edin. physician & surgeon, Pidsley Henry Skinner, inspector of nuisances to St.

& medical officer & public vaccinator, Topsham district, Thomas rural sanitary authority, 2 Park Field terrace

St. Thomas union, & certifying factory surgeon, Broad- Pine Wdliam Smith, master mariner, Monmouth street

-way house Pollard Rt. Hy. stationer & fancy repos. Post office, Forest.

.Fryer Josiah, market gardener, Bridge hill Ponsford James Wm. builder & wheelwright, High street

Gale Charles John, baker, Fore street Potter Samuel George, fire light dealer, High street

Gas Works (William Nott, sec.; George Denham, foreman), Potter William Henry, dairyman, Quay

White street · Powell George, boot & shoe maker, Fore street

Gendel Richard, Lighter inn, Quay Prowse William, shopkeeper, Fore street

Gilders Joseph, shopkeeper, Quay Pym Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Fore Street hill

Godfery Edward W. hemp, rope &c. dealer, Strand Pym Edward George, fisherman, Passage

Goodman William Joseph, dentist, Stafford house Pym John Henry, boot maker, Fore Street hill

Gould Hy. builder, contract.or, undertaker &.c. Monmouth st Pyne George, market gardener, Denver honse, High street

Uould Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, Fore street Pyne Maria (Mrs.), .lflarket gardener, High street

Gould John, fly proprietor, Strand Reeves Peter, bath cl¥:ir proprietor, White street

Gubb T. & H. ironmongers & watch makers, High street Row William, town crier, Lower Shapter street

Halfyard Mary .Ann (Miss), shopkeeper., Fore street . Rowe Frederick Thos. London & South Western P.n.Fore st
Harnlin Walter, corn merchant, Strand
Salter l''rances (Miss), young ladies' school, Fore street

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620 TOPSH.AM. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY's

Sanders Ebenezer, lighter owner, White street Underhill George, market gardener, Quay gardens

Sanrlers James, maMter mariner, Monmouth Rtreet • Underhill Richard Harford, assistant overseer, High street

Sanders Richard, lighter owner, White street Underhill Wilham Henry, butcher, Fore street

Sanders William, lighter owner, White street Underhill William Slade, boot & shoe maker, Fore street

Sargeant George, market gardener, High street Vowden James, baker, High street

Selley Frederick, boot maker, Fore street Wadling Beatrice Ann (:Miss), dress maker, Fore street
.Serena William, clerk to school & burial boards, az. deputy Wall William, baker & grocer, Fore street

registrar of births & deaths, Topsham sub-district, St. Wannell Charles, pilot, Passage

Thomas union, Victoria place Wannell George, Ship inn, Strand

Sims Matilda (Mrs.), draper, Fore Street hill Wannell John Stamp, refreshment rooms, Fore street

Smith Bertha (Mrs.), boot & shoe dealer, High street Wannell Nelson, pilot, Passage

Stabback Abraham, harbour master, Quay Ware Lewis, baker, Fore street

Stephens Jane (Mrs.), fancy repository, Fore street Way George, market gardener

Swain John, hnilder & parish clerk, Fore street Webb George, station master, Railway station

Swain Richard, firewood dealer, Fore street Webster Edward Godfrey, commercial traveller, High st

Tancock Mary (Mrs.), laundress, Higher passage West Charles, Exeter inn & boat builder, Fore street

Tapper Albert, dairyman, Victoria cottage, Fore street Westaway John, saddler, Fore street

Tapper William, Lord Nelson P.H. & blacksmith, High st Westcott James, tailor, Fore street

Thomas William, boot maker, Fore street Westcott John Chas. marine engineer, Ivy lodge, Shapter st

Topsham p1strict Horticultural Society (Waiter Street, hon. Wheaton Hobert, carpenter, Strand ·

sec. ; G. May, treasurer), Fore street White William Hitt, butcher, Fore street

~ropsham Liberal Club (Wm. A. Boutcher, sec.), Forest Williams Henry, greengrocer, Fore street

Topsham Sailin~ Club (Alexander K. Hamilton esq. J.P. Williams Thomas, hair dresser, Fore street

commodore; W. J. Goodman, hon. sec) Williams William, artist, Strand

Treaver John, watch maker, Shapter street Willing John, master mariner, Fore street

Tree Joshua, butcher, Fore street Wills Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Monmouth street

Trout Edward, boat builder, Quay Wilson Albert, chimney sweeper, High street

Turl William, shopkeeper, Pound lane Wilson John, Sun inn, High street

Underhill Eliza (Mrs.), market gardener, .Fore street Woodberry Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Fore street

Underhill Frank, boot maker, Fore street

TORBRYAN is a parish and village, 4 miles south-by- shaft of a large stone cross of ancient date. The register of

west from Newton Abbot, 3 north-east from Staverton bapti!'ms, marriages and burials dates from the year 1564.
station on the Ashburton branch and 4 we'3t from Kingskers- The living is a rectory, gross yearly value [340, including 17
well station on the Torquay branch of the South Devon sec- acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since
tion of the Great Western railway, in the Mid division of the 1863 by the Rev. Cbas. Wolston LL.B. of St. John's College,
oounty,Haytor hundred, Teignbridge petty sessional division, Cambridge. The poor have 2os. yearly, left by John Petre

Newton Abbot union, Newton Abbot and Torquay county in 1370. There are no manorial rights. The principal
court district, rural deanery of Moreton, archdeaconry of landowners are the Rev: Charles Wolston LL.B. rector, Mrs.
Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The church of the Holy Ley, Mrs. Tulley, R. Burd esq. Daniel Robert Scratton D.L.,

Trinity is an ancient building of stone in the Perpendicular J.P. of Ogwell, Newton Abbot, and Thomas Tripe esq. of 18

style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, separated from the Devon square, Newton Abbot. The soil is red loam; sub-

na,·e by arcades of five arches, chapel, south purch and an soil, sand and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and

embattled western tower with pinnacles containinl:,l' 4 bells, other forage. The area, including Denbury, is 2,973 acres;
all with inscriptions in Old English and Roman characters, rateable value, £4,442; the population, including Denbury,
the first two inscriptions being confusedly arranged : the in 1891 was 516.
chancel retains a pisciua, and there is one at the east end Sexton, William Trace.
<>f each aisle : a magnificent carved oak screen, richly orna- Letters through Newton Abbot, the nearest telegraph office,
mented with fan tracery, divides the nave and chancel: the arrive at 8 a. m. The nearest money order office is at
pulpit and the communion table are also very fine specimens Ipplepen
of carved oak : in the south aisle is a stone staircase leading WALL LETTER Box clearedat 8.1oa.m.&s.4op.m.; sunday,

:to the ancient entrance to the rood loft: in 1887 the organ 8.10 a. m

was restored and removed to the south chapel, at the cost This place is included in the Torbryan & Denbury United
of the rector : there are 250 sittings : in the churchyard, School Board district, formed March s. 1875. The child-
entered by an old lych gate, are the base and part of the ren of this parish attend the school at D..enbury

Artbur Ralph, Rectory Howden Nicholas, farmer, Simpson frm Greet Wm. Henry, farmer, Coppa Dolla
Harper William, Brimridge Hradridge William, farmer & assist- Hannaford John, farmer, Killinch
White William Harper William, farmer, Brimridge
Wolston Rev. Charles LL. B. [rector], ant overseer, Yeatt Harr1s Aaron, farmer, Venn
Lee George, farmer, Pool
Tor Newton Bnlley William, farmer, Broadway Putt Richard, miller (water), Tor mill
Wolston Ernest, Tor Newton Denley John, Rising Sun P. H Rowe William, farmer, Well farm
Wolston Miss, Tor Newton Easterbrook Charles, farmer, Hole Staddon William, farmer, Norton
Elliott John, farmer, Tor court Taylor Geo. Fredk. Church House P.H
COJIIMERCIAL. Ellis George, farmer, M01·Jey Tully George, farmer, Heathfield

.Ashford James, farmer, Wotton Fry John, hind to the Rev. U. Wolston,
Wrenwell cottage

TORCROSS, see STOKENHAM.

•

'fOl~QUAY AND 'fORl\10HAl\J.

"TORQUAY is a fashionable watermg place and a municipal length and two in breadth, which projects eastward into
borough and market town with two stations (one at Torquay the English Channel and separates Torbay and Babba-
and another at Torre) on the Dartmouth and Torbaybranch combeHay.
~~the Great Western railway, in the parish of Tormobam, Being open to the sea breezes of the south, and sheltered
Torqnay division of the county, hundred of Haytor, petty by lofty hills from the winds of the north, east and west,
sessional divi~ion of Paignton, union of Newton Abbot, Torquay is especially desirable as a winter residence for in-
county court district of Newton Abbot and Torquay, rural valids and persons of delicate constitution. The lower part

.deanery of Ipplepen, archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of of the town, occupied chiefly by the shops and residences of
Exeter, 226 miles from London, 6! south-east from Newton tradesmen, is built round three sides of the harbour, with

Abbot, Bl south from Teignmoutb, 9~ east from Totnes, 7} the quay and piers in front. 'fhe next tier comprises hand-

north-east from Brixham, 12 north-by-east from Dartmouth, some terraces, approached by a winding road at each end,
:;z3 south from Exeter and 36 east-by-north from Plymouth, and by steps in other places : the upper tiers are reached in
:&nd is delightfully sitWJ.ted on the picturesque acclivities of a similar way, and the detached hills on either hand are
the shore of the northern recess of ·rorbay, with terraces and occupied by ranges of houses and delightful villa residences,
-suburban vilias extending so far westward that the old vil- towering one above another on the rocky platforms, amid
lage of Tor and Torquay are now considered as one town. the luxuriant foliage of trees and shrubs which bedeck their
'The parish of Tormoham occupies the greater part of a bold gardens, the carriage roads and intervening slopes. The
promontory, called "Hope's Nose," about three miles in views from the various terraces, including the whole of Tor-

DIBECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. TORQUAY AND lORMOHAM. 621

bay, are beautiful in the extreme. The houses are chiefly architect, of London: there are 750 sittings. The register

built of the transition limestone, or marble, of which the dates. from the year 1822. The living is a vicarage, gross

cliffs are composed, a material varying in colour, and con- yearly income !:52, supplemented by the offertory, in the

taining large remains of shells and madrepores, and suscep- gift of Richard Mallock esq. J.P., M.P. and held since r886

tible, under the hands of the lapidary, of as fine a polish as by the Rev. Basil Reginald Airy ~I.A. of Trinity College~

Italian marble ; the increasing influx of visito:cs to Torquay Cambridge.

has been so great of late years that the population has St. Luke's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed October 8th~

materially increased and the number of dwellings has more 186g, out of Tormoham and Upton: the church, in St.

than doubled. Luke's road, erecte1 in r862, at a cost of £g,ooo, is a build-

The climate is extremely mild, so that the myrtle as well ing of local stone in the Early Decorate:! style, consisting

as other tender exotics may be cultivated in the open garden, of chancel, nave, aisles, south and west porches and a tower

and the former has in some cases here attained to a great on the north-west, with spire: there are 950 sittings. The

age and size. The place is not subject either to great or register dates from the year 1862. The living is a vicarage,

sudden variations of temperature, is comparatively mild in net yearly value [420, including an endowment of /,2oo

winter, cool in summer, and remarkably free from thunder· from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, in the gift of the

storms. vicar of Tormoham, and held since I 874 by the Rev. William

The first houses at Torquay were built about the end ofthe Skinner Boyle M.A. of Magdalen College, Oxon.

last century, for the reception of families of officers and in- All Saints, a chapel of ease to the parish church, in Bamp-

valids belonging to the Channel tleet, which, during the fylde road, Tor, is a building of stone, consisting of chancel~

French war, was often at anchor in Torbay; after this, the nave and aisles, and is in the charge of the clergy of the

reputation of the place for the restoration of invalids rapidly pansh church.

spread. The church of St. Michael, in Market street, erected in

Torquay has extensive and well sheltered harbours and 1877, at a cost of £7,ooo, from designs by J. Pritchard esq.

was (until the racent disrating of that ancient harbour) with- as a chapel of ease to St. Luke's, is an edifice of Paignton

in the limits of the port of Dartmouth. The large outer stone in the Early English style, and consists of chancel,

harbour, built by the late Lord Haldon, then Sir Lawrence nave with clerestory, aisles and north porth, and has 550

Palk hart. at an outlay of i,)o,ooo, and opened in 1870, sittings. It is served from St. Luke's.

was purchased in r887 by the Local Board, and has since Trinity church, in Meadfoot road, is a plain edifice of
been considerably improved and extended by their successors, stone, erected in 1837-8, at a cost of about [5,500: the
the Corporation, at a further cost of upwards of £go,ooo, and interior was entirely restored, new roofed and a new organ
the place is now becoming a favourite yachting station. introduced in r88r-2 at a cost of j.,"r,6oo : there are sittings
The imports are chiefly coal, timber, slates and building
• materials. The exports are chietly limestone from the for nearly 750 persons. The register dates from the year
1822. The living (yearly income from pew rents, and un-
adjacent quarries and marble.
certain) is in the gift of trustees, and held since 1892 by the
The Local Board of Health established in 1850 ceased to Rev. Talbot Aden Ley Greaves M.A. of St. John's College,
exist in 1892, a royal charter having been granted on the Cambridge.
15th Aug. in that year, for the incorporation of the town as a ELLACOMBE is an ecclesiastical parish, formed August 4th,
municipal borough. The borough is divided into six wards, r868. Christ church is a plain building of stone, consisting
and the Corporation consists of six aldermen and ei~hteen of apse, nave, north aisle, sonth porch and a western tower
councillors, one of whom serves the office of mayor: the first with spire: there are 850 sittings. The register dates from
election took place in Nov. 1892, when W. F. Splatt esq. J.P. the year r868. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value
was chosen to be the first mayor. The town is well supplied £soo, with residPnce, in the gift of trustees, and held since
with water, brought from Henuock, 16 miles distant, exten- r888 by the Rev. Chutes Edward Storrs.
sive reservoirs and works having been made by the Local
Board of Health, at a cost exceeding £rso,ooo. The sanitary •
arrangements of the town are now very good, an efficient
system of sewerage having been carried out at a cost of up- The Mission church, on Stentiford's Hill, erected in r878P

at a cost of £4oo, as an auxiliary to Ellacombe church, is a.
building of iron and wood, and has rso sittings.

wards of £70,000. ToRwoon is an ecclesiastical parish formed in r857. St.

Gas works, situated at some distance from the town, on Mark's church, in St. Mark's road, erected in 1857, is a.

the Paignton road, were constructed in r86o by a proprietary cruciform building of stone in the Early English style, con-

company, with a capital of £45,ooo in £ro shares, to which sisting of chancel with aisles, clerestoried nave. aisles, tran-

many additions have since been made, and the authorized septs, south porch and a central tower : the stained e'lst.

capital now (1893) amounts to £93,750; the works supply the window was given by Mr. Wood, and there are a number of

whole of Cockington and Torquay. memorial windows, given by various families: the organ.

St. Saviour's, the parish church of Tormoham and the erected at a cost of £8oo, has been restored at a cost of

mother church of Torquay, is an ancient edifice of stone in about £ roo, the pipes being gratuitously decorated by

the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of four Vernon Benbow esq. : in r885 about £1,ooo was spent in

bays, aisles, south and west porches and an embattled west- decorative work and oak stalls for the choir: there are

ern tower, containing a clock and 3 bells ; the first has no sittings for 6oo persons. The register dates from the year

legend but is a beautiful casting ; the others are respectively 1857. The living was declared a rectory March 6th, x868p

dated 1754 and 1673 : in the chancel is a memorial window tithe rent-charge £r5o, gross yearly value £430, including-

inserted in 1875 to the Rev. George Collyer Harris M.A. the rents from certain pews, in the gift of Lord Haldon,and

prebendary of Exeter, ro years curate of Tormoham, and held since r884 by the Rev. George Herbert ISt'l.tham M.A.

first vicar of 8t. Luke's; and the monuments include a of Christ's College, Cambridge, anrl. rural deau of Ipplepen.

very fine canopied tomb, with effigy in armour, to Thomas UPTON is an ecclesiastical par1sh, formed July 3rd, r848.

Ridgeway esq. of Torre Abbey and Torwood Manor, father The church of St. Mary Magdalene, in Higher Union street.

of Sir Thomas Ridgeway kt. Bar.on Ridgeway (r6r6), and erected on a site given by the late Sir L. V. Palk bart. and

first Earl of Londonderry of that family ( r622) ; there are consecrated April 12, 1849, is an edifice of stone in the

also others of Jacobean date to the Cary family: the church Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch

was re-pawed and thoroughly repaired in 1849, and in 1874 and a. lofty western tower with spire, 18~ feet in height,

the chancel was enlarged and a new organ erected at a cost containing a clock and 8 bells: the late P. Dawson esq. gave

of [700: it now affords 400 sittings. The register dates £2,000 to the building fund on condition that the sittings

from the year 1628. The Jiving is a vicarage, net yearly should be free and unappropriated for ever: during r881-2

value £x8o, in the gift of the Bishop of Exeter, and held variOus structural alterations and improvements were made

since 1884 by the Rev. Henry Wi!liam Majendie M.A. of in the chancel and a new floor of polished Devonshire marble

Exeter College, Oxford, and surrogate. laid on raised arches : the rich chancel screen of marble and

On the summit of a hill near, and about go feet in height, the plaques on either side of the chancel are memorials to-

are remains of the ancient chapel of S~. Michael, formerly Mr. A. B. Sheppard and Mrs. Sarah Wilks and Mr. William

belonging to Torre abbey ; it is a small edifice of stone, Kitson; the restoration was carried out from designs by Mr.

about 36 feet long; and there was formerly a small chapel G. Gilbert .Scott R.A. at a total cost, including the organ, of

at Torwood, built by Reginald de Mohun in 1251. £2,829 19s. 7d. : a very handsome reredos was erected and

St. John the Evangelist's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed the church renovated internally in r82g at a cost of £1,300 :

November 22nd, r861, out of Tormoham parish and Upton there are 792 sittings. The register dates from the year

new parish : the church, in Montpelier place, formerly a 1849. The livmg is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge

proprietary chapel, was partially rebuilt in 1865 in the £ wo, gross yearly value £200, in the gift of Lord Haldon,

Gothic style, from the designS of the late G. E. t:itreeet esq. and held since 1883 by the Rev. Edward Pease Gregg M.A.

R.A. and is an edifice of stone, consisting of chancel with of Hertford College, Oxford, surrogate, and chaplain to 'for·

aisles, clerestoried nave, aisles, baptistery, vestries and a quay cemetery and th3 Torbay hospitaL

western tower, with turrBts at the angles and a pyramidal tit. James' .Mission church, Upton hill, a chapel of ease to

spire, containing- 2 bells: the chancel, of two unequal b,,)·1', t.he dmr..:h of St. :\lary Magdalene, and erected in 1891 is a

has a ~roined roof : the rebuilding of the tower was cnm- p'ain building of limestone consisting of nave only and has
pleted in 1884, under the dhection of Mr. Ar~hur E. Stree~, sittings for 250 p~rsons. The total cost was /;78o, of which

622 TORQUAY AND- TORMOH.AM. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY's

£soo, in addition to site, was given by W. Lavers esq. of ladies of limited means ; the house is open from Oct. I to

Upton Leigh. Julv r.

The Catholic church, dedicated to Our Lady of the As- Other public buildings are the Post Office, in Torwood

sumption, in Abbey road, erected in 1854, on a site given street ; Mi!dmay Home for Consumption, Bronshill road :

by R. S. S. Cary, of 'forre Abbey, at a cost of about £Io,ooo, St Luke's Convalescent Home for men, Upper Lincombe

is a building in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, road ; the Western Hospital for Consumption, 8ituated in

nave, aisles, lady chapel, and a. western turret containing the Lower Warberry road, erected in 1850 and available for

one bell, and has a. presbytery and day schools attached : the 40 patients : there is also a literary institution, libraries and

lady chapel and south aisle were added in 1858, mainly by a museum.

th:3 exertions of the late Rev. Canon Windeyer, formerly The Torquay and District Fanciers' Association, estab-

priest here, and to whose memory a window was erected in lished in the early part of I888 for the purpose of promoting

the south aisle by the congregation: the stained east win- the breeding of high-class poultry, pigeons and rabbits,

dow was given by R. S. S. Cary esq. : the columns of the meets monthly for the transaction of business at the Primi-

aroades are of polished Devonshire marble, and the high tive Methodist school room, Ellacombe.

altar and another in the lady chapel are in part of the same The Market, in Market street, is a building of stone,

material : t.he font, also of marble, was given in memory of erected in r855 by the Torquay Market Company. The

T. G. E. A. Llovd, by his sisters: illustrations, in oxidized market days are Tuesday and Saturday.

silver, of" the Stations of the Cross," are placed round the The Corporation Fire Brigade, whose station is at the

church, which seats about 300 persoos. The Society of St. Market buildings, Market street, consists of a superinten-

Vincent de Paul, for the relief of the poor, holds a meeting dent and 12 men, with one manual engine, a fire escape and

at the presbytery weekly. the usual equipments.

The Meeting house of the Society of Friends, in Warren The No. 4 Company of the 1st Devonshire Volunteer
road, erected in 1846, has 150 sittings. Artillery, Western Division, Royal Artillery, have their
drill hall in Tor squaTe ; the company consists of Bo men
St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Torwood gardens, is a and possesses r gun, 64 pounder.
building of limestone, in the Gothic style, erected in 1862,
at a cost of £3,500, and will seat 6oo persons. The F & H Cos. 5th (Hay Tor) Volunteer Battalion, Devon·
shire Regiment, have their drill hall in Rock road; the
The Baptist chapel, in Upton vale, erected in 1863, at a strength of the companies is I so men.
cost of about £7,000, is a building of stone in the Gothic There is a detachment of the Devon and Somerset ( rst)
style, and will seat I,ooo persons.
Volunteer Royal Engineers (A & B Cos.) here; drill hall,
The Bible Christian chapel, on Tor hdl, erected in 1863, Rock road ; the strength of the companies is I ro men.
at a cost of £r,soo, is a building in the Gothic style with Here is also a coastguard station, with cottages on Park .
sittings for 6oo persons.
hill, for 8 men and a chief officer.
There is a Meeting room for Brethren in Warren road and The Public Gardens, on the Babbacombe road, comprise
another in Lower Union street, called "Rock Room," seat- about four acres of land, appropriated by the lord of the
ing 300 persons, with a third in Tor Hill road.
manor to the use of the public, and are tastefully planted

The Congregational chapel, Abbey road, a building in the and la'.d out With gravel walks, forming a pleasant and

Italian style, was erected in 18{7, at a cost of £2,500, and sheltered promenade. The gardens are maintained by the

'\lill seat Boo persons. Belgrave Congregational church, an Corporation.

edifice in the Gothic style, was erected in r871, at a cost of The Public Baths and Saloons, on Beacon hill, built by
£7,0001 and has sittings for 1,000 persons.
the late Lord Haldon, then S1r Lawrence Palk bart. M:.P.

The Primitive Methodist chapel, Ellacombe, is a smaU r87o, include in addition to the baths, two saloons, one of

building of stone in the Gothic style, erected in 1878-9, at which is capable of seating 1,000 persons and the other 250;

a cost of £3,250, and will seat 450 persons. The attached these are let for concerts, balls and entertainments, and

schools were built in 188r. there is also a skating rink and tennis court.

The Wesleyanchapel, Lower Union street, erected in 188o, Here are clothing clubs, a Shipwrecked Fishermen and

at a cost of £8,ooo, is a building in the Italian style.and will Mariners' Benevolent Society, a lodge of Royal Ark Mariners,

geat r,2oo persons. There are attached Sunday schools a Lying in Charity, several friendly societies, two lodges of

and a chapel-keeper's house. Wesley chapel, in Babbacombe Freemasons, a royal arch chapter, a Mark Master Masons'

road, erected in 1874, at a cost of £s,ooo, is a building in lodge, 2 Odd Fellows' lodges, and a lodge of Foresters.
The Torbay Hospital and Provident Dispensary, in Higher
the Gothic style, seating 700 persons.

The Young Women's Christian Association, Fleet street Union street, and established in 1844• is a building of stone,

(Torqnay branch), founded in r867, is a structure of brick, erected in 185o, and enlarged by the addition of another

opened in 188r, and has reading and writing rooms, library storey in 1893, at a cost of £7,000; it consists of a centre

and other apartments ; in connection with this institution and two wings, containing 8 wards, capable of holding 6o

.are houses in St. Mary Church road, opened in 1888 and patients ; the average number of in-patients is so, and the

available for 24 boarders, and others in Vaughan parade, number of provident members from 3,000 to 4,000.

opened in r892, and available for 10 boarders. The poor have the interest of £62, left by Thomas Kings-

The Town Hall, in Lower Union street, is a plain building, ley and oth!'r donors, and the dividends of £468 8s. 6d.

designed by E. Appleton esq. and including a clock tower. Navy Five per Cent. Stock, now New Three per Cent. Re·

The Royal Public Hall, Market street, was erected in duced, purchased with £soo left by George Baker in 1800.

"1881 from designs by Messrs. J. W. Rowell and Son, of New- There are three weekly newspapers, the " Torquay Direc-

ton Abbot, under the direction of Mr. Elwards, architect, tory and South Devon Journal," established in 1839, the

and is used for public meetings, concerts &c. "Torquay Times and South Devon Advertiser," and the

The Museum of the Natural History Society, in the " Devon County Standard."

Eabbacombe road, is a building of the Ionic order, erected A regatta takes place yearly in .August.•

in 1874, at a cost of £3,500, on a site given by R. S. S. Torre Abbey, situated in the south-western part of the

Cary esq. parish, was founded March 25, II96, by William de Bruere,

The Torquay Theatre and Opera house, in Abbey road, or Briwere, for canons of the Premonstratensian Order, and

occupying the site of the old Assembly rooms, was erected dedicated to SS. Saviour and Mary ; it was colonized from

by a company formed in r88o, at a cost of £8,ooo, and is at Welbeck, and the founder endowed it with considerable

present managed by a directorate; it will hold 1,500 per- revenues1 afterwards augmented by his son : at the date of
sons, and is well fitted throughout, has four private boxes, its surrender, Feb. 19, 1539, the yearly income was valued

and its numerous entrances enable it to be cleared in 3 at £396 ns. (equal in the present day to about £8,ooo),

n1inutes in case of accident or fire. and there were then I 5 canons, besides Simon Rede, 14th

St. George's Hall, Lower Union street, is now used by the and last abbot. The abbey, with the adjacent estate, was

Congregationalists for religious services ; it will hold soo granted, in 1543, to John St. Leger esq. who conveyed it to

people. Sir Hugh Pollard: ·it subsequently passed to the Seymours,

The Royal Torbay Yacht Club, situated on Beacon hill, is Ridgways and Stawells, the last of whom sold it in 1662 to

a first-class club, with well-appointed rooms. Sir George Cary knt. an ancestor of its present owner,

The Constitutional Club, 101 Lower Union street, erected Robert Shedden Sulyarde Cary esq. The ground plan

in 1888 at a cost, including furniture, of nearly £6,ooo, originally comprised a cruciform church, 195 feet in length

comprises the usual rooms and conveniences requisite for a internally, including the western tower and cloisters on the

first-class club, and has a large hall capable of seating up- south side, about 74 feet square, around which the monastic

\HJ.rds of 400 people ; visitors are admitted as temporary buildings were arranged : each wing of the transept had

members on introduction. two eastern chapels, the nave had a north aisle, and there

• The County Police Station, Market street, built in 1875, was also a central tower; on the east side of the cloister, but;
at a cost of £s,ooo, includes a court room and 8 cells, and separated from the transept by a slype or passage, was the

there are also residences for a superintendent, sergeant and chapter house, and ranging with it the common house and

7 constables. probably the abbot's lodge; over these ran the dorter (dor-

Erith House is an institution providing a temporary resi- mitory); the south side was occupied by the frater (refec-

dence, 1tith board, medicine and medical attendance, for tory) and kitchen, above a vaulted undercroft, and the west

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. TORQUAY AND TORMOHAM. 623

by the guest house and prior's lodge, also built over vaulted divided into two portions by a transept and surrounded with

cellarage : of the three gate-houses mentioned by Leland buttresses.
(1549), one, an embattled structure of the 14th century, In the reign of Henry II. the manor of Tor Moham
still remains on the south-west; it has a wide entrance and belonged to William de .Bruere, and his younger daughter,

postern, and retains two of its octagonal angle turrets, and Alice, carried it in marriage to the Mohuns, who had a resi-

the vaulted roof displays the arms of the abbey and those dence here in the 13th century, but aftet·wards sold the

of Bruere, Mohun, and Speke: the only portions of the build- manor to the H.idgways : the 'forwood manor estate, com-

ings now above ground are the south and part of the east prising Torquay proper, subsequently descended to the

wall of the presbytery, the walls of the south transept and Earl of Donegal, whose uncle, Arthur, 4th earl, married
its chapels ; the western piers of the central tower, the west Lady Lucy, daughter and co-heiress of Robert (H.idgway),

wall of the north transept, and adjoining it, the east end of 4th Earl of Londonderry, and was purchased about 1786 by

the aisle; of the chapter house, only the fine west doorway Sir H.obert Palk bart. ancestor of its present owner, Lord
and windows remain ; the site is now much overgrown with Haldon. Torwood Manor house, pulled down some years
shrubs and trees : the modern mansion called "Torre ago, occup1ed the present site of Torwood terrace, in the

Abbey," was erected, according to We;;tcote (1845), by garden wall of which is built the ancient granite doorway of
John Ridgway esq of Torwood, ancestor of the Earls of the old mansion ; the stone window mullions were used in
Londonderry, and consists of a central block with wings, constructing a modern villa.
occupying the site of the refectory and adjacent bmldings on The parish of Tormoham is the property of Lord Haldon
the south side of the cloister ; the west wing connects itself and Robert Shedden Sulyarde Cary esq. with the exception
with the gate-house above mentioned, and its northern arm, of 14 acres, which. belong to the trustees of the late Lord
inclosing the west side of the cloister, contains a chapel, Sinclair.
formed out of the ancient guest house, and has on the west The area of the parish is 1,560 acres; rateable value,
front a staircase tower : about 1874 portions of the mansion £136,252; the population of the parish in 1801 was 838;
were carefully restored to their original condition, under the 18711 21,657; in 1881 was 24,731 and in 1891 was
direction of Mr. Edward Appleton F.R.I.B.A. : the grounds 25,488. .
attached to the house adjoin the coast, and are picturesque Populationofparishes, r8gr :-'formoham, 4,682; Upton,

and well wooded, and afford fine views of the bay and the 4,986; St. Luke's, 3,445; Ellacombe, 6,149 ; St. John the

lofty "tors," or hills, in the neighbourhood: a little distance Evangelist, 2,271 ; Torwood, 2,399; Ilsham, x,ss6 ; remain-
south-west is a fine Decorated barn, 120 feet in length, der of Ilsham, see St.. Mary Church.

Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.

PosT & M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insuranca Office, Purcels are despatched by all the principal mails

Torwood street.-W. Featherstone, postmaster. ATTENDANCE :-For sale of stamps, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. week

TOWN DELIVERIES take place at 7 & II.15 a. m. & 1.301 4.10 days; registration of letters &c. week days, from 7 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m. On Sunday, Good Friday, Christmas Day to 8.35 p.m. ; sundays, 7 a.m. to IO a.m. Postal orders

& all Bank Holidays the first delivery only is made issued from 7 a.m. to 8.30 p m. ; postal orders paid from

Parcel deliveries 7 & II a.m. & x.go, 4.ro & 6.30 p.m 9 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. Money order & savings bank,

LETTER Box is cleared for rst delivery, 6.45 a.m. ; 2nd government annuity & insurance business, & issue of

delivery, ro.5o a. m.; 3rd delivery, 1.15 p.m; 4th delivery, licences, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Telegraph business, week

4 p.m. & sth delivery, 5·15 p.m days, 7 a. m. to 10 p.m. ; sunday, 8 to 10 a. m. & 5 to 6

RECEIVING & MONEY ORDER OFFICES CLEARED. p.m

tChelston, 7·55 a.m. & 12, x.go, 2.50 & 7· 15 p.m.; sunday, Connty Magistrates for Torquay Petty Sessional
5·45 p.m . Division.

Lower Chelston (nota money ·order office), 7.30 a.m. & 1.10

& 6.55 JY.m.; sunday, 5.25 p.m Palk Major Hon. Edward Arthur,Twatley,Malmesbury,Wilts

Ellacombe, 5, 8.10 & 9.50 a.m. & 12.40, 2.10, 2.45, 5.40, Bowring Lewin Bentham esq. c.s.I. Lavrockbere. Torquay
Coulson Commander Frederick Charles Blenkinsopp R.H.
6.55 & 7.30 p.m. ; sunday, 6.15 p.m
Fleet street, 5·45. 8.15 & 10 a.m. & x2.55, 2.io, 3.1o, g.3o, Mount Tryon, Torquay
Drinkwater Peter Bourne esq. Lyncombe, Torquay
5.5o, 7·5 & 7·35 p.m.; sunday, 6.5 p.m
Lucius street, 5, 7.50 & 9·35 a.m. & 12.40, 1.50, 2.45, 5.20, Fortescue William Blundell esq. D.L. Octon, Torquay
Hanbnry Sampson esq. D.L. Bishopstowe, St. Mary Church,
6.45, 7 & 7.30 p.m. ; sunday, 6.10 p.m
St. Marychurch road, 8.1Q & 9·35 a. m. & 12.30, 1.35, 2.35, Torquay
Kitson William Henry esq. Shiphay, near Torquay
ss.5·35 & 6.45 p.m. ; sunday, 6.5 p.m
tTorre, 8 & 9·40 a.m. & 12.45. I. 2.55· 5·30, 6.50, 7.20, Mallock Richard esq. M.P. Cockington court, Torquay
7.40 & xo p.m. (this collection is not made on saturdays); Phillpotts Commander Arthur Stephens R.N. Chelston cross,
Cockington
sunday, 5.50 & 9 p.m
tUnion street, 5·45• 8.10 & 9.50 a.m. & 12.55, 2.5, 2.451 3.25, Saunders-Knox-Gore Major-General William Boyd R.A.
Ardmore, Torquay
5.40, 7• 7.30 & 7.50 p.m.; sunday, 6 p.m
Wellswood, 7.50 & 9.50 a.m. & 12.50, 2.15, 3·5· 5.20 & 7.10 Splatt William Francis esq. The Elms, Tor, Torquay
Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas Crump Lindop H.A.
p.m. ; sunday, 6.10 p.m
Marked thus t are Telegrauh Offices. Court room, Market street

DISPATCH OF LET'fERS, Petty Sessions are held at the Court room every monday &

London Night Mail, 8 p.m. (extra ~d. stamp, 8.go p.m.) ; thursday at II a.m

London 1st Day Mail, 8.45 a. m (extra !d. stamp, 8.50 The following places are included in the petty Sessional
a. m); Bath, Birmingham, Bristol, Cheltenham, Gloucester division :-St. Mary Church, Tormohun & Cockington

& Malvern Day Mail, 8.45 a. m. (extra id. stamp, 8.so
a.m.); London 2nd Day Mail, 10.40 a.m. (extra ~d.
Corporation.

stamp, 10.45 a.m.) ; *London 3rd Day .Mail & 1892-93·

Exeter, II.55 noon; London Relief & Irish Mail, Mayor. Councillor William Francis Splatt.
3·45 p.m. (extra ~d. stamp, 4 p.m.); Bristol & Exeter 1st
Deputy Mayor, Alderman Thomas Harrison.
Day Mail, 10.40 a.m. (extra !d. stamp, 10.45 a.m.);
Hristol 2nd Day Mail, 2.50 p.m. (extra ~d. stamp, 2.55 ALDERMEN.

p.m.); North Mail, 2.50 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 2.55 tJohn Swift Evans John Billingsby Richardson
p.m.); Supplementary North, Birmingham, Southampton
t William Callard Edward Palk Bovey
.& Exeter, 3·45 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 4 p.m.); Newton,
tWilliam Kerswell Thomas Harrison

Plymouth & Cornwall 1st Day Mail, 8.45 a.m. (extra !d. RETURNING OFFICERS.

stamp, 8.50 a. m.); Newton 3rd Day Mad, 2.50 p.m. Torre Ward, Alderman Swift Kvans
(extra !d. stamp, 2.55 p.m. ); Plymouth & Cornwall Mail, Waldon Ward, Alderman Richardson
10.40 a.m. (extra id. stamp, 10.45 a. m.); Plymouth & Upton Ward, Alderman Callard
Exeter, 2.10 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 2.20 p.m.); Ply- Ellacombe Ward, Alderman Kerswill
mouth, 3·45 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 4 p.m.) ; Babbacombe Strand Ward, Alderman Bovey
&. St. Marychurch Night Mail, 6 a.m. ; Babbacombe 1st 'l'orwood Ward, Alderman Harrison
Day Mail, 10.45 a.m. (extra ~d. stamp, u.s a.m.); Bab-.
bacombe 2nd Day Mail, 4 p.m.; *Brixham & Paignton COUNCILLORS.

Torre Ward. Ellacombe Ward.
Night Mail, 3.10 a. m.; Brixham, Paignton & Dartmouth *William Francis Splatt
*Richard Shinner

1st Day Mail, 9.30 a.m. (extra !d. stamp, 9·35 a.m.); tRichard Crocker tSamuel Cole

2nd Day Mail, 2.40 p. m tWilliam Henry Mortimer tGeorge Andrew

Letters for Mail marked • must be posted at the General Office Waldon Ward. Strand Ward.

only. *Frederick John Crocker II *Thomas Henry Wills
tJohn Fry Rockhey
On Sundays, one dispatch only, 8 p.m. (extra stamp, +John Taylor
tRobert Langworthy Butland tGeorge William Williams
8.30 p.m)

624 TORQU.!Y AND TORMOBAM. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY 8

Upton Ward. Torwood Ward. Tormoham Manor Office,3 Park crescent,Edward Richard!l,

*Robert Lorimer *Edward Appleton surveyor; W. A. HiJJ, manager & receiver
t John Glanfield tThomas Oliver, jnn
Torquay Horticultural Society, Cockington, Wyndham Fitz-

lJohn Angel tRichard Smerdon herbert, hon. sec ·

Marked thm • retire in 1893. Torquay Market Co. I Vanghan parade, George H.Hext, sec

M.tuked thus t retire in 1~94. Tor Abbey & St. Mary Church Manors, A. H. Dymond,

Marked thus ! retire in 18M. solicitor, Abbey road

:Marked thus§ retire in 1898, Town Hall, Abbey road

Officers of the Corporation & Urban Sanitary HOSPITALS, CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS &c.

Authority. Convalescent Home, Ockendon, Warren road, Edward J.

Town Clerk, Clerk to the "Grban Sanitary Authority & School Domville, hon. sec.; Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins, matron
Attendance Committee, Frederick Samuel Hex, Town hall Convalescent Hospital, The Grange, Lower Woodfield road,
Solicitor to the Corporation, Briscoe Hooper, Carlton house, Miss Drew, matron
Lower terrace
Church Refuge House, Southtown cottage, Brunswick sq.
Borough Treasurer, Samuel Johnson, 1 Vaughan parade
Miss Mary E. Leigh, superintendent
Borough Accountant, Alfred Manley, Town hall
Erith House Institution for Invalid V1.dies, Lower Erith
Borough Surveyor, Henry Aug. Garrett A.M.l.C.E. Town hall road, Miss Jenkins, lady superintendent
Medical Officer of Health, Paul Quick Karkeek, Isca, Abbey Girls' Aid Home & Free Registry Office, Bartestree, St.Mary
road Church road, Miss L. N. Hooper, matron
Sanitary Inspector, Charles Mcl\lahon, Town hall
Home for Inebriate Women, Temple lodge, Castle road, Mi88
Waterworks Engineer & Superintendent of Fire Brigade, Jessie Allen, superintendent
Thomas Samuel Weeks A.M.I.C.E. Town hall
Mildmay Home for' Consumption, Smyrna, Brooshill t'o.'ld,
Assistant Surveyor, Percy Johns, Town hall
Sister Mary, matron
Veterinary Surgeon & Inspector under Contagious Diseases St. Harnabas' Home for Incnrables, Bracket hall, Haldon
(Anirr,mls) act, Geo. Parker Short M.R.c.v.s. 29 Abbey rd road (under the care of the Sisters of St. John the Baptist),
Chief Collector of District & Water Rates, William Baily, Hon. Rev. C. L. Courtenay, warden; Rev. Gerard H.
Town hall
Ball, chaplain; Captain Conlson, hon. treasurer; W.
Assistant Collector of Rates, John L. Treeby, Town hall
Wilking Stabb M.B., B.c. hon. medical attendant
Harbour Master & Collector of Dues & Tolls, George St. Luke's Convalescent Home for Men, Upper Lincombe
Pepperell, Beacon quay
road, Hon. Rev. C. L. Courtenay, warden ; Rev. Gerard
Inspector of Explosives, Douglas Barbor, Police station
H. Ball, chaplain ; Capt. Coulson, hon. treasurer; Francis
School Attendance Olli.cer, George Robins Stone, 41 Abbey rd Demainbray Crowdy M. A., M. D. hon. medical attendant
Baths Manager, George Courtney, Beacon hill
St. Raphael's Convalescent Home for Invalid Ladies, Upper
Town Crier, Charles Hopkins, Braddon's hill
Lincombe road (under the care of the Sisters of St. John

Public Establishments. the Baptist), Capt. Conlson, treasurer; Rev. the Hon. C.
L. Courtenay, warden; Rev. Gerard H. Ball, chaplain;

Bath Saloon, Beacon hill, George Courtney, manager William Wilking Stabb M.B. hon. medical attendant

Coast Guard Station, Daddy Hole plain, Thomas Cummings, St. Vincent's Orphanage, Teignmouth road (managed by

chief officer the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincerrt de Paul)

Combe Pafford Manor Office, 3 Park crescent, W., A. Hill, Torbay Hospital & Provident Dispensary, Higher Union st.
1 C. P. Blake M.D. & William Walkinshaw Macreight M.D.
manager & receiver

Corporation Fire Brigade Station, Market street, Thomas S. I consulting physicians ; William Powell 11.B. Cb.arles At-

Weeks, superintendent I kinson Nankivell M.B. Edward Last-Smith L.R.C.P.Edin.

County Police Station, Market street, Douglas Barbor, bon. physicians; Reginald Pollard M.n. T. Finch jon.

superintendent; 1 sergeant & 7 constables B..A., M.B. & .Frederick Thomas Thistle L.R.c.P."Lond. hon.

Custom House, 10 Palk st.J. Hesse Thomas, principal officer surgeons; Arthur Edmonstone Watson L.R.C. P.LOnd.

Inland Revenue Office, Myrtle villa, Wauen road, William house surgeon; Charles Billsort L.R.C.P.LOnd. assistant

Henry Davey, officer house surgeon; H. J. Packe, see.; Miss Harriett Hether-

Market, Market street, Henry Corline, lessee ington, matron

Masonic Hall, Park Hill road, William Taylor, hon. sec. Torquay Domestic Mission House & Invalid Kitchen,Market.

Yacht hotel, 19 Victoria parade street, Miss Lucy Lee, sec

Natural History Society's Museum, Babbacombe road, Wm. Torquay Mendicity Society, :a Wa:rberry road west, Henry

Else, curator ; Alexander Somervail, hon. sec Rowe, sec

Newton Abbot & Torqnay County Court (Circuit No. 58), Torquay Sick Nurses' Institution, Abbey road, Miss Frances

Courtenay street, His l;lonor James Bronghton Edge1 Morgan, sec. & treasurer; Miss H. Kendall~ matron
judge; John Pidsley, registrar; William James Tompkins, Western Hospital for Incipient Consumption, Lower Warp

high bailiff; Henry B. Tompkins, registrar's derk. The berry road, Thomas Robert Lombe M. D. hon. consulting

courts are held at Newton Abbot monthly & .at Torquay physician; George Young Eales L.R.c.P.Edin. Reginald

once in two months. The office is open for business daily Pollard M.B. & Percy Herbert Gardner L.R.O.p.Edin. hon.

from zo to 4. except on satnrday, when it closes att I physicians ; Miss Ann Bass, matron

o'clock. The jurisdiction of the court embraces the foHow- VOLUNTEERS,
ing places, viz. :~Abbotskerswell, Ashburton, Bickington,

Bishopsteignton, Bovey Tracey, Broadhempston, Buck- 1st Devonshire Volunteer Artillery, Western Division, Royal

land-in-the-Moor, Chudleigh, Cockington, Cotlinswell, Artillery (No. 4 Co. ), Drill hall, Tor square ; Captain

Dawlish, East Ogwell, East Teignmonth, Haccombe-with- Henry P. Jarman, commander; Sergeant-Major Isaac

Coombe, Henuock, Highweek, Ideford, Ilsington, Ipple- Bucknell, drill instructor

pen, Kingskerswell, .Kingsteignton, Lustleigh, Manaton, 5th Volunteer' Battalion (Hay Tor), Devonshire Regiment.

Moreton Hampstead, North Bovey, St. Mary Church, St. (.F & H Cos.), Drill hall, Rock road; Capt. W. A. Dixon.

Nicholas, Stoke-in-Teignhead, Teigngrace, Torbrian, Tor- commander; Rev. H. W. Majendie M ..A. acting chaplain;

moham,with-Torquay, Trusham, West Ogwell, West Sergeant-Major Pratt, drill instructor. H Co. no com-

Teignmouth,Widdecombe-in-the-Moor, Wolborough-with- mandant

Newton Abbot & Woodland zst Devonshire & Somersetshire Volunteer Royal Engineers

Certified Bailiffs under the "Law of Distress Amendment (A Co. ), Drill hall, Rock road ; Capt. Thomas Dixon
Act, 1888 ; "-Albert Joseph Davy, 23 Fleet street/~ Cook, commander ; E. Appleton, lieutenant i (B Co.)

Thomas Memery, 4 Bexley terrace, Bamfylde road; Capt. R. C. Fenton, commander; Rev. B. R. Airy M.A.

Richard Clark Lemon, Rock road & George Crockwell, chaplain; Sergeant-Major Gibbs Jl.E. drill instructor

'forquay ; James Stooke, Rendell & Symons, William Public Officers.
James Tompkins & James Bnrbidge Tompkins, Newton

Abbot; William Tapper & Frederick Cornish Frost, Assessor & Collector of Taxes, Robert John Parr, 56 Fleet

Teignmouth ; George Conway Foot & Henry Mallaby street & 4 Higbbnry place

Firth, Ashburton; George Bragg Avant & Warwick Assistant Overseer of Tormoham, Jn.Glanfield, 25 Abbey r<l

Charles Tapper, Dawlish ; Arthur Glampitt Loveys, More- Certifying Factory Surgeon, Thomas D1xon Cook M.B., c.lll.

ton Hampstead; Wm. Willis Ellis, St. Mary church Glendon, Castle 'l'oad

Public- Gardens, Babbacombe road, maintained by the Cor- Collector of Light Dues for Torquay & Paignt{)n,John Hesse

poration Thomas, 'IO Palk street

Royal Public Hall, Market street, Robert John Parr, al!'ent Collector of Market Tolls, James Robins, Market street

Royal Theatre & Opera. House. Abbey road, 'forquay Royal Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator,Torquay District, New-

Theatre &r Opera House Co. Limited, proprietors ton Abbot Union, Thomas Dixon Cook M.B.,CAK. Glendon~

St. Mark's Hall &; Parochial Reading Rooms, in connection Castle road

with St. Mark's church, 7 Park crescent, Major Manning, Receiver of Wreck for the Board of Trade, John Hesse

aec. & treasurer Thomas, 10 Palk street

JDIRECTORY. DEVONSHIRE. TORQUAY AXD TORMOil.AM. 625

Registrar of Births & Deaths for Torquay Sub-district, Gosllel Mission, Tor Hill road, ministers various; u: a. m. &..

Charles Albert Tozer, 2 St. Alban's terraCtJ, Castle road; 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p. m .

deputy, Reginald Tozer Unitarian Free Christian, Unity hall, 105.A., Lower Union

Registrar of Marriages, Caleb Weeks, Warleigh, Tor Hill rd street; Rev. James Sha.w ~ sunday, u a. m. 6.go p.m

Relieving Officer, South-west District,Newton Abbot Union, Schools.

Charles Albert Tozer1 2 St. Alban's terrace, Castle road

Superintendent of Mercantile Marine, John Hesse Thomas, School of Science & Art, Braddon's Hill road west, Herbert

zo Palk street Anderson, science master ; George Bedford, art master ;

Superintendent of Police, Douglas Barbor, Police station, Thomas G. Reade, James H. Shenton, William H. Kieser

Market street & Miss Charlotte E. Hunter, assistant teachers i Charles

Vaccination Officer for Torquay Sub-distrk-t, Newton Abbot Shapley, hon. sec
Union, Alex. Barclay, 1 Lower Wellesley road
National, East street, Tor, erected in 1830 & enlarged in

1841, for 620 children ; average attendance, 163 boys, 160

Places of Worship, with times of Services. girls & 162 infants ; John D. Brown, master ; Miss Laura

Leaman, mistress ; Miss EUen Willott, infants' mistress
St. Saviour's (Tormoham parish church), Tor Church ro:~.d, National, Pimlico, erected in 1826, for 500 children; average
Rev. Henry William Majendie M.A. vicar; Rev. Hugh attendance, 140 boys, roo girls & 130 infants; Joseph
Bernard Clarke B.A. curate ; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. Melhuish Yabsley, master; Mrs. Mary Leonard Yabsley,
& fn. n a.m
mistress ; Miss Emily Pack, infants' mistress
All Saints (chapel of ease to parish church), Bampfylde road, National, Trinity, Meadfoot lane (mixed & infants), erected

10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m in 1842, for 200 children; average attendance, 160 boys &

Christ Church (Ellacombe), Church road, Ellacombe, Rev. girls & 57 infants; Harry Robert Beev, master; Miss
Charles Edward Storrs, vicar; Rev. Frank Gordon Camp- Elizabeth Bull, infants' mistress

bell, curate; u a. m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; wed. u a. m.; fri. National, St. John's, Braddon's street, for 200 childr~n;

7·30 p.m average attendance, 40 boys, 36 girls & 56 infants; :Miss
St. John's, Braddon's hill, Rev. Basil Reginald Airy M.A. l''rances Elizabeth Hartley, mistress
vicar; Rev. Ernest Brownlow Layard M. A. Rev. Allan D. National, St. Luke's Rock road, erected in 1876, for xso
Rigby Ill. A. & Rev. Bret Guyer M.A. c~rates; 10.30 a. m. children; average attendance, 30 boys, 6o girls & 62 in-
& 6.go p.m.; week days, daily, 8.30 a.m. & 5 p.m
fants ; Miss Stocks, mistress
St. Luke's, St. Luke's road, Rev.William Skinner Boyle M.A. National, Ilsham Parochial, Ilsham road, erected in I871,

sovicar; Rev. Thomas Edward Colyton Frodsham M.A. for 150 chddren; average attendance, 30 boys & girls;

Rev. Hugh Waldon Downton B. A. curates; 8 & u a.m. & Miss Harriette Ward, mistress
4 & 6.go p.m.; week days, daily, 8 & xo a. m. & 5 p.m
National, Ellacombe, erected in z872, for I,ooo children;
St. Mark's, Tor wood, St. Mark's rd.. Meadfoot, Rev. George average attendance, 290 boys, 26o girls & 300 infants ;
Herbert Statham M.A. rector; Rev. Robert Duins Cooke Henry Terry, master; Miss .Mary Towell, mistress; Miss
B.A. curate; 8 & II a.m.& 6.30 p.m.; wed,&fri. II a.m.; Mary Elizabeth Vinning, infants' mistress
mon. tues. thurs. & sat. zo.3o a. m
National, Upton, Higher Union street, erected in 1872, for
St. Mary's School Chapel, Braddon's street; 10.30 a. m. & 300 children ; average attendance, 109 boys, 76 girls & 83
6.30 p. m.; thurs. 8 p. m
infants; Charles Roberts, master ; Mrs.. Mary Ann Bolt,
St. Mary Magdalene (Upton), Higher Union street, Rev. mistress; Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, infants' mistress
National, Victoria park (branch of Ellacombe), erected in
Edward Pease Gregg, rector; Rev. Edmund ..(\.lgernon 1865, for 120 children; average attendance, gr; Mrs.
Emma Phillips, mistress
Wilson B. A. Rev. Philip Wynne Hemans M.A. curates ; II
British, Abbey road, erected in 1855, for 700 children;
a.m. & 3 & 6.go p.m.; wed. & fri. II a.m
average attendance, qo boys & go infants; Wm. Joseph
St. Michael's Chapel of Ease to St. Luke's, Pimlico (served
Sunman, master ; Mrs. Mary Henley, infants' mistress
from St. Luke's); 8 & 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8
British, Upton vale, erected in r863, for 450 children;
p.m.; other week days, 5 p.m . average attendance, 132 girls & 48 infants 1 Miss Helen
Crabb, mistress
Trinity Church, Meadfort road, Rev. Talbot Aden Ley
Catholic, Abbey road, erected in 1857, for 100 children;
Greaves M.A. incumbent; II a.m & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m.; average attendance, 6o; Miss Margaret Mnrphy, mistress

wed. n.go a. m.; thurs. 8 p.m

St. Stephen's Mission Room, Swan street ; 6 p.m

St. Barnabas' Mission, Stentiford's hill (served from Christ

Church); 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m

St. James' Mission, Upton vale (served from St. Mary Mag- Newspapers.

dalene), 3 & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m · Torquay Directory & South Devon Journal; offices, Higher

St. Paul's Mission, Victoria park (served from Christ Church); Fleet street; published by The Torquay Directory News-
6.go p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m
paper & General Printing Co. Limited; manager, William
Catholic Church of the Assumption, Very Rev. George
Canon Poole M.R. & Very Rev. Monsignor A~thur Wells Wingetl (wed.). See advertisement
Torquay Times & South Devon Advertiser, 64 Fleet street;
LL.D. priests; sundays & holidays of obligation, mass, published by Grogan Brothers (friday)
'S.go & u a.m.; rosary, catechism & benediction, 3.30, & Devon County Standard, Cary place, Fleet street ; published
vespers, compline, sermon&; benediction,6.3o p.m.; mass by Standard Printing, Publishing & Newspaper Co. Lim.
daily, B. 30 a. m
(friday)
.St. Andrew's Presbyterian, Torwood gardens ; ;n a.m. &
Railway Stations.
6.30 p.m.; thurs. II.45 a.m J

Friends' .Meeting House, Warren road; u a.m.& 6.3op.m.; Torquay, Richard William Masters, station master
Torre, George F. B. fullen, station master; Charles H.
wed. 12 noon

Baptist, Upton vale, Rev. William Emery; u a. m. & 6.30 Pratt, chief clerk

p.m.; toes. & thurs. y.3o p.m Conveyance.

Baptist (Strict), Labm·num street, Tor; n a. m Omnibuses from Torre station & Torquay town (all parts) &
.Bible Christian, Torre hill, Rev. Jehu Martin; u a.m. &
to St. Mary Church, 8 times daily
6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
Brethren's Room, Rock room, Lower (]'nion street; n a.m. Omnibuses from the Imperial, Queen's, Belgrave, Cnmpers,

& 6.go p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m Jordans, Torbay, Union & VictO'l'ia & .Albert hotels, await
Brethren's Room, Warren road; 6.30 p.m
Congregational, Abbey road, Rev. Charles Knibbs F.B.H.s.; the arrival & attend the departure of every train at the

u a.m. & 6.go p.m Torquay station .
Congr.,gational (Belgrave), Tor Hill road, Rev. James
Omnibus, Torbay inn, Tor square, to. the Gerston hotel,
Jefferis LL.D.; II a.m. 6.gop.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Congregational, St. George's Hall, Lower Union street, Rev. Paignton, 5 times daily, leaving Paignton 9.30 & u.so

a.m. 2.ro, 4.30 & 6 p.m.; leaYing Torquay 10.4sa.m. 2.xo,

3· 1,1, 5·45 & 7· 30 p.m

Anthony Charles Gill; n a.m. 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m Water Conveya.nce.
Primitive Methodist, Market street, Rev. William Sawyer;
Little Western ,Steam Ship Company (London to Bristol,
n a.m. 6.go p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Wesleyan (Union Street circuit}, Lower Union ~treet, Rev. caUing at Torquay, mon. & tues.), Renwick & Wilton~
George Be~bee & Rev. Josiah David Paull ; n a.m. 6.30 agents, Beacon quay '
Steam launch, Paignton to Torquay & return every half
p.m.; tues. 7-30 p.m
Wetlleyan (Wesley circuit), Babbacombe road, Rev. William hour (weather permitting) during the day

J. Cooke; u a.m. 6.30 p,m.; wed. 7·30 p.m Railway Carriers.

Avenue Mission Hall, Belgrave road, John F. Hawkins,

evangelist; services, sunday, n a.m. & 6.30 p.m,; wed. Great Western Railway, passenger &parcels, booking {town)

1·4S p.m -office, :z Vaughan parade

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IGreat Western Railway Company, to London & aD parts Carriers.
office, Lower ~nion str~t
P~edkafiolryd; &FaCrroa. ntot &LoCnod.oang&enatlsl; parts of the kmgdom, daily ; BOVEY-Clements, from Yacht hotel v· tor" p a r a de, th
• urs
IC Ia

office. 6 Uraddon's Hill road west CHAGFORD-Ciements, from Yacht hotel, Victoria. parade,

Button & Co. to London, daily (for parcels), James Douglas tburs

& Son, agents, IA, Strand ToTNES-Mrs. Elizabeth Peeke, Church street, Torre, sat

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. BeattieMrs.St.Michael's,St.Michael's rd Brown Jn. Danl. Reydon, Vansittartrd

Abbott Abraham, l'rescoe, Avenue rd Beckles 8amuel Husbands, .A.bergeldie, BrownMrs.Blythswd.St.MaryChurch rd

AbbottMrs.Piereeftd.St.Mary Church rd Cleveland road Brown Mrs. l<'elix, 6 l\Iatlock terrace,.

Acock Waiter M.A. The Engadine, BedfordGeo.Shrubland house,TorHillrd St. Luke's road

Park Hill road Beebee Rev. George [Wesleyan], 6 Browning Mrs. Rutland lodge, Babba-

Acton Col. William Molesworth Cola. Portland place, Abbey road combe road

Sum mer.ileld, St. MaYy Church road Beer Harry Rt. Mead ldg. Meadfoot la Buckley William Frederick, 6 Windsor

Adams Miss, Cintra, Upper Braddon hl Beer Mrs. 5 Elstow terrace, Hatfield rd terrace, Lower Bronshill road

Adams MlSs, 8 Trafalgar terrace, St. Beer Thomas, 4 Avenue vils. Avenue rd Budd Miss, Esperanza, Lower Erith rd

Mary Church road Bell James, 5 Meliora cot. Meadfoot la Bull George, Westonia cott. Abbey road

Ainslie William, Highstead, Bronshill rd Benbow Vernon, Kempsford, Middl11 Bundock Alexander Frederick, The

Airy Rev. Basil Reginald M.A. [vicar of Warberry road Hove, Furze Hill road

St. John the Evangelist], The Brad- Bennett John, 3 St. Mark's place Bunting Jas. Earlham, Babbacombe rd

dons, Babbacombe road Bennett Wm.Beansite villa,Hillesdon rd Burgoyne Mrs. 4 Matlock terrace, St.

Aitken Willian}, Cringievar,Warren rd BentleyWalterJn. Hy. Menlo,Avenuerd Luke's road

Allams Samuel James, 8 St. Matthias Benwell Miss, Hollinwood, Middle Burrows Mrs. Olivet, Bridge road

terrace, Ilsham road Warberry road BurtonSaml.Arlington ho.Low.Union st.

AllansonAlbt. St. Mary's lodge,Caryrd Bernard Mrs. Henry, Amroth, Old Bushby Mrs. Glan-y-mor, Warren rd

Allward Mrs. Chester cot. Hoxton road Torwood road Bushby Percival White, Torwood, Old

Anderson Hugh, Myrtle gro. Warren rd Berry Miss, xB Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd Torwood road

.Andras Mrs. 4 St. Matthias terrace, Best Capt. the Hon. Robert Rainy, Buswell William, 8 Thurlow park

Ilsham road The Rowdens, Bampfylde road Butland Miss, :r2 South street, Torre

Andrew George, Andersey, St. Mary Best Mrs. Ashton Lee, Ash Hill road Butland Robert, Rock road

Church road Bicknell Misses, Rothenfels, .Bridge rd Byrnes Henry Balfour, Villa Mentone,

Andrews Joseph Richard, 2 The Oak- Billson Chas. Torbay hospital, Higher Tor vale

lands, Abbev road Union street Callard Thomas,4Ilsham cots.Ilsham rd

Andrews Wiliiam, Knockmain, Alex- Bishop Mrs. Hayne, Croft road Cameron Mrs. Varase, Hemsdon road

andra terrace, Vansittart road Bishop Mrs. Elm bank, Abbey road Campbell Rev. Frank Gordon B. A. [cur-

AndrewsWm.7St.Matthias ter.Ilsham rd Black Miss, Meadwood vil. St. Mark's rd ate of Christ church], II Elstow ter-

Angel John, Castle grove, Ash Hill rd Blackler Jn. 2 Victoria viis. Abbey rd race, Hatfield road

Angel Thomas, Cary lodge, Cary place Bla.ke Jn. Sunny lodge, Lymington rd Campbell Miss, 5 Woodland grove,

Annersley Misses, Rydal Mount, Huns. Bleaymire Lieut.-Col. Joseph, Alvanley, Braddon Hill road east

don road Croft road Campbell Misses, Singleton, Middle

Appesley Mrs. Woodlands, Lower War- Blencowe Misses, Grantor, St. Luke's Woodfield road

berry- road · road, north Cann Mrs. 5 Cavendish ter. Wellesley rd

Appleton Edward, Maplestead, Babba- Blight Thomas, Kilwinning, Avenue rd Capel-Cure Mrs. Borghese villa, Upper

combe road Bowden Thomas William, Nantrelew, Lincombe road '

,Aplin Philip, Fawsley, Thurlow road St. Mary Church road Carden Mrs.Melville ldg.Tor Church rd

Apthorp Mrs. Orwelllodge, Grafton rd BoileauMiss,Eventide,Mid.Warberry rd Carr Miss, Greenwood, Torwood gardens

,Archer Mrs. 9 Chatsworth terrace, Bond Wm. Rose cottage, Mead foot lane Carrington Edmund Eveleigh, Hazle-

Higher Wellesley road Boning Miss, Broadlands, Bronshill rd dean, Avenue road

Armitage James, Alter-ViSta, Higher Boreham William Todman M.D. Syden- Carroll Mrs. Clanleigh, Bamfylde road

Warberry road ham, Babbacombe road Carroll Richard, Loricea, Thnrlow road

Arundel;rdrs. Sylfaen, Falkland road Bott Thomas, Negheena, Falkland park Carslake Mrs. Villa Capri,ParkHill road

Ashcombe Lord P.c., M.A., D.L.,J.P. Lyn- Bovell Benj. Kendall villa, Meadfoot rd Carter Isidore James, Baddesley,Cleve-

court ; & 17 Prince's gate & Carlton Bovey Edward Paul, 2 Clifton grove, land road

club, London s w Old Torwood parade Carter Miss, 9 Geneva cottages

.A.tkinson John Ruston, Harwood, Van- Bovey Jabez Ebenezer1 3 Wellswood pi CaryMiss Stanley,TheRowan,Abbey rcl
sittart road Bovey Jas. M. 2Park mount, Meadfoot rd Cary Rt. Shedden Sulyarde,'for Abbey

Atkinson Thomas, 6 St. Matthias ter- Bowden Thos. Pellew, Low. Bronshill rd Cash Alfred Midgley M.D. Limefield,

race, Ilsham road Bower Rev. Edward James M •.l. Tor Falkland road

Auldjo Mrs. Neuchatel, Chesnut avenue tower, Barton road Cassavetti John, The Cedars, Higher

Austin George, 5 Ilsham cots. Ilsham rd Bowring Lewin Bentham <l.S.I., J.P. Warberry road

Austin Miss, x Upton Vale terrace, Lavrockbere, St. Luke's road south Casson !Wv. George M.A. Oldecoort,

St. Mary Church road Boyle Rev, William Skinner M.A. [vicar Upper Lincombe road

Austin Mrs. Chillworth,Lincomb Hill rd of St. :Luke's], Glen Friars, St. Luke's Caunter Mrs. 3A,Beanland grdns. Tor sq

Avery Mrs. Kennett, Low. Lincomb rd road north Cave Frank Eva.ns, 3 Birklands, Babba-

BaileyHeaton,4Clarendon park,Tor vale Bradbridge Philip, 4 Lansdowne place, combe road

Bailey William, 4 Cavendish terrace, · Vansittart road Chalmers J ohnHenry,Tormohun house,

Higher Wellesley road Brandt Miss, San Roque, Woodend rd Newton road

Baillie Mrs.Brynderwen,Lincombeffi.rd Breedon John, Ehnscot, Bampfylde rd Chamberlayne Gen. William John, Las

Bainbrigge Col. Arthur, Southcourt, Brenton William, Pencarrow, Lower Flores, Springfield road

Middle Lincombe road Bronshill road Chapman John, The Lawn, Ilsham rd

Baker Mrs. Leytonstone, Castle road Bridgman Rev. John M.A. Frognel, Chapman Miss, Villa Lugano, Vane hill

Baker Thomas Slope, x St, Alban's Middle Woodfield road Chattel'ton Mrs.Harlesdon,Cary crescnt.

terrace, Castle road Bridgman Lewis William, Dalkeith, Chatton Waiter, 49 Abbey road

Bale William, 3 Park Hill cottages Cleveland road Charlton Mrs. Endwood, Falkland rd

Ball Mark Whiteway. Walmer house, BridgmanMiss,tBelgrve.vls.Belgraverd Cheesman Miss, St. Florence, Tor vale

St. Mary Church road Bridgman Mrs. Gleniffer, Cleveland rd Chilcott Mrs. Neeves villa, Croft road

Ball Wm. sen. Walmerhouse,AshHill rd Bridson Major Thomas Ridgway, Chisholm David John, Stanley cottage,

BallWm.jun.Maycliff,St. Luke's rd. nth Rockend, Park Hill road Tor Hill road

BalsomJn.Jas. 1 The Ferns, St.Luke's rd r Brierley Geo. Henry, 12 Thurlow park Churchill Herbert Richard, Warren

Barker Capt. William Charles R.N. Briggs Fielden,Roseneath, Vansittart rd view, Thurlow road

Tardeo, Avenue road Briggs Frank Herbert, Roseneath, Churchill Miss, Drayton, Upper Lin-

Barkley Mrs. Ponsonby, Park Hill road Vansittart road combe road .

Barley Johnson Gray, Norbury, Van- Briggs Miss, Pentwyn, Higher Lin- Clamp Charles,St Vincent,Avenue roa<!

sittart road combe road Clark Audos Richal'd, The LarchesP

Barlow Mrs. 2 Thnrlow pk. Thurlow rd Brittan John, St. Helens, Avenue road Middle Warberrv road

BartlettRt. 14 Grosvenor ter. Warren rd Brook Mrs. 4 Hillsden vi1s. Bronsbill rd Clarke ReV'. Hugli Bernard B.A. [cur·

Barttelot Brian Barttelot, Ditton, Brooke Miss, Haddon Lees, Tor Park rd ate of St. Saviour's], 9 Bexley ter-

Lower Warberry road I BroomfieldC'has.Guillaume,2St.Mark'spl race, Bampfylde road

Baynes Walter Francis, Braganza, 1BrownHy.Chas.Florence court,Kent'srd Clarke Miss, Drayton, Upper Lin-
Braddon Hill road east 1Brown Herbert, Clenrock, Thurlow rd combe road .
Baynton Miss, The Mount, St. Mark's rd I Brown Miss, 5 Clifton grove, Old Tor- Clarke Mrs. Glenallon, Old Torwood rd

Bearne Lewis, Pinewood, Park Hill rd wood road Clarke Samuel, Vine cot.'feignmouth rd

DIRECTORY.] .DEVONSHIRE. .TORQUA.Y AND- l'OBMOBA:\1. 627

Clemes Harry, I2 Chatsworth terrace, Crute Mrs. 3 Hillsden villas, Lower Edwards Thomas Gillard, CJovis conrt,

Higher Wellesley road Bronshill road Thurlow road • l

()Jitberall Mrs. IS Wellswood park Cullum John. Rackwood, Higher Wel- Ellicombe Miss, 8 A.bbey eres.Torbay rd

Glode Chas. Hy. Adwell, Teignmouth rd lesley toad , . Elliott Mrs. 2 Galheta viis. St.Efride's :rd

Cobley Montie Touin Albert James, Cumming George William Hamilton, Elliott Mrs. St. Luke's ldg.St.Luke's11d
Efliott Thomas, I Hill view, Warren rd
Arlesey Dene, Old Mill lane Annandale, Torwood gardens

Cockerel! Mrs. Maplestead, Babba- Cnmming Hugh Gordon, Warberry Elliott William, 2 Clifton terrace, Brad·
don's Hill road west
combe road court, Lower Warberry road

Cocks John ·waiter, Farzebeam, St. Cumper Mrs. 2 Holme Lea, Ha.tfield rd Ellis Mrs. Carclew, Hesketh road

Mary Church road Currie Colonel John Robert, Grey's Ellison Charles, Collingwood, Braddon"'s

Codner Miss, HillCrest,Warberry rd. we lodge, Braddon Hill road upper Hill road west

Cogan Sidney Francis Bampfield, Hen- Curtis Mrs. Sunbank, Lymington road Else William, Mead cliff~ Meadfoot lane

bury, Bronshill road Cutler George Octavius F.R.S.L. The Embrey Georl!e, Radnor, Avenue road

Cole Mrs. Fell court, St. Mark's road Pines, Middle Warberrv road Emery Revr William [Baptist],Rowton,

Coles Charles, Kenshaw lo. Upton hill D'Aeth Mrs. Newstead, Falkland road Tor vale

Coles Mrs. Glenside, Higher Erith road DalbyMisses,Belvedere house,Braddon's Enock Arthur Henry, Dimora, Hig-her
Hill road west;
Coleridge Miss, Cheyne, Bridge road Erith road

Coleridge Miss, Clovelly, Belgrave cres Dale Mrs. Hatherley, Bampfylde road ErskineHugh,Mapletn.St. Luke's rd. nth

Coleridge William, Fernbank, Lower Dallaway Hy.6 Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd Etherington Rev. William Duke K.A. I

Bronshill road Dames Mrs. Glen Andred, Lower Lin- Belgrave terrace. Belgrave road

ColhounMrs. Trelawney, HigherErith rd combe road Evana George, Kildare, Avenue road

~ollett Mrs. Highclere, Higher War- Dance Mrs. Stanmore, Babbacon1be rd Evans John Swift, St. Kilda, Teign-

berry road Daunteesy Robert, Lisworny, Lower moutb road

Collier;Fk. M01·timer,Brampton, Cary rd Lincombe road Evans Miss,. Rockleigh, Old Torwood rd

Collihole Richard, Hill Crest, War- Davey John, Everilda, Avenue road Evans Mrs. I.ansdowne lo. Vansittart rd

berry road west Davey Wm. Hy. Myrtle ril. Warren rd Eyre Capt. Tbomlis Vincent,Bute court,

Colston M1ss, Harlesdon, Cary crescent Davies Joseph, 2 Modena terrace, Brad- Belgrave road
Eyton Miss, Elm cot. Mirl. Woodfield rd
Colville Rev. William, Branscombe, don's Hill road east

Avenue road Davis Miss, Apsley house, Meadfoot rd Fagan Mrs. .6 Woodland grove, Brad-

Compton Artlmr, The Chase; St. Mary Davis Samuel, 5 Snmmerfield terrace, don's Hill road east.

Church road Bronshill road lower Falshaw Misses, Hardwicke, Braddon's

Connor Mrs. Roseville, Teignmouth rd Davy Albert Joseph, Abbeyfield, Bamp- Hill road east

Conran Miss, Roseberg, Upton vale fylde road l''aulkner Mrs. Keevill, Bridge road

-Gook Thomas Dixon M.B. Glendon, de Castro Capt. James A. Glengyle, Featherston.Miss, BoaVista, Cleveland rd

Castle road Hesketh road Feathe.1stohe William, The Dene,

Cooke Rev. Robert Duins B. A. [curate de Montmorency M.Park hl.ParkHill rd Higher Erith road

of St. Mark's], 13 Torwood terrace, Dendle John, Madeira villa, Tor Hill rd Fegan Hugh., Avondale, Thurlow road

Babbacombe road Dennistone Misses, Ardfin, Meadfoot rd Ferrers Earl, Longwood, Vane bill

Cooke Rev. WiJiiam John [Wesleyan],3 Denston Mrs. Thorndale, Vine road Ferrers Miss Estella, Bridge road

Woodland grove,Braddons Hill rd.we DesboronghMrs. Garion, Old'forwood rd l',errers Misses, 5 Castle ter. Castle rd

Cookson Miss, Powis villa, Kent's road Dibble Wm. Sutherland vil.Shirburn rd Ferris John, Sandridge ho. Belgrave rd

Coombe John, 3 Ilsham cots. Ilsham rd Diggle Mrs. 7 Wellswood park Fewing Mrs. 7 Clifton terrace~ Brad-

Coombes Thomas Ball, Ferndean, War- Dineley William Gifford Helpman, 9 don's Hill road east

berry rood west 'fhnrlow park Firth Henry Branson,Rosenthal,Higher

Cooper Misses, 5 Alexandra terrace, DixonWm. >\rth.Ashton,Babbacombe rd Erith road

Vansittart road Dobell Frederick, Teignmouth road Fisher Capt. William, Fairlie lodge,

Cooper Spencer, 3 .Megla villas, War- Dodd Thomas, Highcliff, Warren road 'forwood gardens

berry road west Dolbear Arthur, Petworth, Chesnut avn Fisher Mrs. Shenly, Ash Hill road

Corfield Mrs. Berachah, Higher Welles- Donne Mrs. Windsor lodge, Lower Fisher William Thomas Jasper, Wood-

ley road Warberry road stock, Abbey road

CottereiiMrs. Snnbank,Lym1ngton road Donovon Miss, Atherstone lodge, Van- FitzgeraldLady,Fryston lo. Meadfoot rd

Coulson Capt. Fredenck Charles Blen- sittart road Fitzgerald Mrs. St. Mary's, Barton rd

kinsopp R.N., J.P. Mount Tryon, Dorsett Mrs. :ro St. Matthias terrace, Flemyng Rev. Francis Patrick, Cum-

Higher Warberry road Ilsham road bernauld, Higher Erith road

Conrtier Stephen, 2 Chebucto villas, Douch Miss, 3 Portland place, Abbey rd Ford Cephas, 5 Chatsworth terrace,

Bronshill road lower Down Mrs. Fern lodge, Sunbury hill, Higher Wellesley road

Conrtier Stephen,jun. I Hillsden villas, Thnrlow road Ford Mrs. 3 Geneva cottages

Bronshill road lower bownton Rev. Hugh Maldon B. A. Fordyce l\lrs. Hayford, Middle War-

Cove Fredk.Gillard, Loretto, Warren rd [curate of St.Lnke's],Portland house, berry road.

Cowling William, I Windsor terra<.-e, Abbey road Forsyth Mrs. Newcourt, Falkland road

Bronshill road lower Drake Geo.HayTorvw.Warberry rd.we Fortescue William Blundell D.L., J.P.

Cox J ames Blatch,Shelton, Newton road Drane Mrs. Mornay Idg. Springfield rd Octon, St. Michael's road

Cox Mrs. Jasper, Montpelier terrace, Dt:ew John, 3 Higher Wellesley road Fradd Ge(). 9 Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd

Braddon Hill road DreW' Richd. Meadfoot ldg. Meadfoot rd Fragall Edwin Swainson Lyne, 4 Laur-

Coxon James, Park view, Vane hill Drinkwater Peter Bourne ;,, P. Lyn- iston place, St, Efride's road

Cozens Henry Douch, 3 Portland place, combe, Upper Lincombe road FrancisMisses,Medina,Mid.Warberry rd

Abbey road Drower George, 3 St. Matthias terrace, Frean George Moore,Woodspring, Shir-

CrabtreeMrs.St.Norbets,St.Michael's rd Ilsham road burn road

Craddock Thos. St.Cyprian,Thurlow rd Drury Misses, Heathcourt, Barton rd Frear John, Io Trafalgar terrace, St.

.Crisp Mrs. Londerzeal, Bridge road Dudden Hy. Lansanne, Teignmouth rd Mary Church road

Critchley-Salmonson Bernard J.P. Rose- Duffield Mrs. Avonleigh, Acadia road Frodsham Rev.'fhomas Edward Colyton
M. A. Lcurate of St. Luke's], Ingate-
nau, Chesnut; avenue Dugard Misses, Kintor, Bridge road

Crocker Emanuel, Stafford lodge, New- Dundas Mrs. Duddingstoun,Vane Hl.rd stone, Warren road

ton road Durrant Misses, Southover,Bronshill rd Frost Joseph, 2 High grove,Thurlow rd

C'rockerWm. 1St.Matthias ter. Ilsham rd Dykes Mrs. Silverhill house, Lower Gaisford Misseg, Hydrina, Cleveland rd

Crockwell Geo. Starston ho. Warren rd Woodfield road Gaitskell MaJor-Gen. Frederick c. B.

Crockwell Hy. Warren house,Warren rd Eales Geo.Yonng,7Portland pi. Abbey rd Lisburn, Lower ·warberry road

CrockweiiPhilp. Arnndale, Bampfylde rd Earl John, I Chats worth terrace, Higher Gale Charles, 3 Ilsham cots. Ilsham rd

Croft Chas.Edmd.Burleigh, Vansittrt.rd Wellesley road Gale Samuel, Greenfield, Thurlow rd

CrokerWalterHenry,Aylescott,Kents rd Earle George, Rocklands, Warren road Gamble Mrs.Normnt.Low.Warberry rd

Crossman Albert Emest,24Abbey road Easton Mrs. Rockwood, Castle road Gardner Frederick Geo~ge, Moorland

Crossmao Mrs. 24 Abbey road Easty Jn. Philip, Pleasance,Bronshill rd view, Shirbnrn road

Crossman Thomas John, 1 Megla villas, Eden Thomas Henry, 3 Elm Tree cres- Gardner Percy Herbert, I Ma.tlock ter-

Warberry road west cent, Tor Hill road race, St, Luke's road

Crowdy Francis Demainbray M,A., M.D. Edgecombe William Kingwill,I2 Elstow Garland Edgar Waiter J.P. Walcot, St.

1 Higher terrace terrace, Hatfield road Mark's road

Crowe Frederick Joseph William,Mars- Edgelow William Ford M.D., c.v. Brad- Garratt Mrs. Edlington, Braddon's Hill
den, Thnrlow road
donfield, Bradclon's Hill road east road east

Croydon Miss, Heathfield, Middle War- Edwards Rev.Evan [Baptist],Springle- Garrett Henry Augustus, Fern Lea,

berry road ton, Thurlow road Old Mill lane

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Gataker Mrs. Mornay lo. Springfield rd Harrison Thos.Queen's htl. Victoria par Ilussey Edward Barlow, 3 Beanland

Geddes James, Linden, Falkland road Harty Edwd. Jas. Craiglands, Castle rd gardens, Tor square

George Mrs. Fairholme, Haldon road Harvey Nicholas, Tor Mount, Barton rd Huxley James Usher M.D. 9 Higher ter

Gibson Mrs.Mount Lebanon,Warren rd Harvey Mrs. Aberfeldie, Upper Brad- Igglesden Rev. Marten Th.A.K.C L. Tor-

Gill Rev. Anthony Charles [Congrega- don's Hill road wood villa, Torwood gardens

tional], Sinkat, Thurlow road Harvey William, Oak hill, Oak Hill rd Ikin Rev. William Derrington, 5 Hills-

Gillard Mrs. I Highbury villas, Brons- Hasler William, Rock view, Warren rd, den villas, Bronshill road lower

hill road lower Hawkins Frank, 4 Chatsworth terrace, Im Thurn Mrs. Firs leigh, Higher War-

Gilley Tom Henry, Aylwood, Newton rd Hig- her Wellesle.v road berry road ·

Gillson Charles, Elm bank,S hirburn rd Hawkins Fredk. Fernbank, Avenue rd InghamMrs.Merton lo.Mid.Lincmbe.rd

Gi~in Mrs.2 Thurlow park,Thurlow rd Hawkins Jn.Field,Netley,Bampfylde rd Ingram Chas. Glenholme, Cleveland rd

Gitsham Miss, Cairn Brea, Tor vale Hawkins Miss, 7 Cavendish terrace, Ion Mrs. Ringrose, Hillstead, St, Mary

Olanfield John, The Riffel, Thurlow rd Higher Wellesley road Church road

Glasby Rt. 22 Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd HeathMiss,Machon bank,Bampfylde rd JacksonMiss,9St.Matthias ter.Ilsham rd

Glynn Mrs.2 Brentwood ter.Warren rd Heath Mrs. 6 Trafalgar terrace1 St. Jackson Mrs. Sorley, Park Hill r-oad
Godby Miss,s St.Matthias ter.Ilsham rd Mary Church road JacksonMrs.Geo.Clareen,Hr. Wrbrry.rd

Godfrey Miss, Orchard Lea, Abbey road Heaviside Charles, 27 Torwood street James Miss, Io Chatsworth terrace,

Godfrey Mrs. I Fern cots. Vansittart rd Heawood Charles, The Brake, Teign- Higher Wellesley road

Godfrey Mrs. 2 Ridgway villas, Babba- mouth road James Mrs. 8 Scarborough terrace

combe road Heawood. Miss M. H. The Brake, 'l'eign- Jarvie Mrs. Fullwood, Vansittart road

Gooch Miss, Enderlie, Croft road moutb road Jarvis Thomas Lincoln, I Park Hill cots

Goodfellow Gen. William West c.B., Helyar Albert L.D. s. R. c.s.Eng. 23 Bel- Jefferies Rev. James LL.D. (Congrega-
tional], St. Leo.mrd's, Xewton road
R.B. Belvoir, St. Mark's road grave terrace, Belgrave road

Gordon Miss, Exbury, Old Torwood rd Hemans Rev.Philip Wynne H.A.[curate Jefford John William, 7 Chatsworth
terrace, Higher Wellesley road
Gorwyn Albert John, 3 Clevedon villas, of Upton], 4 Thurlow park
Henderson Mrs. Pine cliff, Vane hill Jeffrey William Reed, 15 Bath terrace,
Lower Bronshill road
Goss Henry Charles, 4 Summerfield Henery Madame, Orealla villa, Cleve- Bampfylde road
Jellard Miss, 5 Portland pl. Abbey rd
terrace1 Bronshill road lower land road
Goss Mrs. 3 Thurlow park, Thurlow rd Henley Miss, Io Torwood terrace, Jervis Mrs. Swynfen, 16 Belgrave
terrace, Belgrave road
Goss Wm. Henry, 5 Geneva cottages Babbacombe road
Henry Col. George Cecil R.A.Rostrevor, Jervoise Mrs. Erdsleigh house,St.Luke's
Gowan Mrs. Tronto, Bridge road

Graham Major George, Parkhurst, Meadfoot road road south

• Cleveland road Henry Mrs. Silvermead, Castle road Jobnson Col.Achisn.Hemswrth.Brto.rd

Graham William Hy. 6 St. Muk's pl Hex Frederick Samuel, I Lansdowne Johnson Rev. George B. [Congrega-
tional], St. Bernards, Newton road
Grant Joseph, 9 Grafton terrace, St. villas, Vansittart road
Hicks Rev. Thomas Nash M.A. [vicar of J ohnsonlt'rancis,Bifrons,Babbacombe rd
Mary Church road

Grant Richard, Monckron, Abbey road Ilsham], Upton grove, Thurlow road Jobnson Samuel, 31 Abbey road
Grant William, 3 Castle ter. Castle rd HicksJohnson,Glenview,Teignmouth rd J ohnsonThos.BenVenue,Mid.Wrbrry.rd

Grant-Morris John,jun.Kincora,Higher Higham William Henry, Belgrave hall, Johnson Thomas, 35 Fleet street
Johnson Tom, Clifton villa, Warren rd
Warberry road Falkland road

Gray Miss, Victoria lodge, Warberry Hdl George Bailey, Ewo, Shirburn rd Johnston Miss, Bay fort, Warren road

road west Hill Humphrey Grylls, Hillesdon, Jolly Miss, Torwoodlee, Newton road

Greaves Rev. Talbot Aden Ley H.A. Hillesdon road Jones Alex. Underwood, Braddon's hill

[incumbent of Trinity church],Syra- Hill Wm.Alfd4Avondale vils.A.venue rd Jones Mrs. 1 Modena terrace, Btaddon's

cusa, Park Hill road Hillier Edwd.4 Florence ter. Warren rd Hill road east

Grooves Miss, Syracusa, Park Hill rd Hinde Mrs. Crosby lodge, Sheddon rd Jones William, 2 Hillsden villas,
Greentield Basil Edmund, Woolloomoo- Hinton Thomas A.Lamberhurst, Cleve- Bronshill road lower
Jordan James, 2 Castle ter. Castle road
loo, St. Luke's road north land road

Greenfield Mrs. Brondesbury, Thur- Hitchcock Misses, I I Chatsworth ter- Julyan Sir Peurose Goodchild c.B.,
K.C.M.G. Stadacona, Upper Braddon's
low road race, Higher Wellesley road
Hill road
GreensladeMiss,Groveleigh,Clevelnd.rd Hoare Mrs. Blagdon, Cleveland road
Gregg Rev. Edward Pease (recror of Hockin Admiral Charles Luxmoore, Karkeek Paul Quick, Isca, Abbey road
Kelley Mrs.Elmwood,Old 'forwood road
St. Mary Magdalene], Sterborough, Glorat, Teignmouth road
Holdship Miss, Holmer,Babbacombe rd Kemeys-Tynte Mrs. Balnageith, Stit-
Springfield road chill road

Gregory Mrs. 8 Geneva cottages Hole John C. ;1:9 Brunswick square
Gribble Henry James, Clarence villa, Hole Rd.A.Harbreck, Low. Warberry rd Keudall Albert, 3 Higher Wellesley road
Roll Miss, Clevedon, Meadfoot road Kennedy Miss,Garion,OldTorwood road
Avenue road
Gribble Joseph, Lisarda, Tor Rill road Hollins Charles, Clinton, Newton road Ketheren Miss, Ard vonlan,Vansittart rd
Grogan Waiter, Kingsley, Castl~ road Holman Mrs.8Grosvenor ter. Warren rd K1mber Miss, Daylesford, Bampfylderd
Grogan Watts, Kingsley, Castle road Hooper Briscoe, Bournbrk.Babbacmb. rd Kitson Mrs. Charles, Collaton, Old Tor-
Gurnbleton Miss, Connemara, Middle Hooper Chas. 14 Vale ter.Lymington rd wood road
Hooper Harry Dundee M.A. Airdvar, Kitson John, Fairfield, Teignmouth rd
Warberry road Kitson William Henry J.P. Shiphay ho

Guyer Rev. Brett M.A. [curate of St. Higher Warberry road
John's], Wrentham, Higher Erith rd Hopkins Rd.MountAuburn,Shirburri rd Knibbs Rev. Charles (Congregational],
Guyer James Brett,Wrentham, Higher Hornby Sir Edmund Grimani, 10 Wells- F.R.H.s. & Fellow of the Society of

Erith road wood park, Babbacombe road Science, Letters & Art, London,

Haldon Dowager Lady, Manor house HorneMrs.Leaholme,CSt. MaryChurch rd Heatherdon, Tor vale

Hall John, 4 Summerfield terrace Horniman Wdliam Henry, Hollinwood, Ladner William Charles, Vine cottage,

Lower Bronshill road Middle Warberry road Teignmouth road

Hall Mrs. 27 Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd Hoskyn Mrs. Knighton, Old Torwood rd Lakes Misses, Braemar, Castle terrace,

Hamilton Mrs. Oakfield, Meadfoot road Houldsworth Henry, Pilmuir, Tor LaCnadsetnl•eMroisasdes, Enfield, Thurlow road
Hamlyn Wm. Henry, 4 Park Hill cots Hounsell Mrs. Glentield, Old Torwood rd

Hammick James, II Clifton terrace, Hovell Louis, Hawthorn cot.Meadfoot la Lander Mrs. 12 Vale ter. Lymington rd

Braddon's Hill road east How Samuel, Lynwood, Cleveland road Lane Edward William, 2 Belle Vue,

Hampshire Rev. William Knowlton M.A. Howe Henry Charles,Nutley, Braddon's Higher Union street
~

(sec. to English Church union],Graf- Hill road east Lane Frank, 2 Meliora cots. Meadfoot la

ton villa, Grafron road Howell Russell, Firmont, Ash Hill road LaneJohn F. c.A. 2 Bannercross, Abbey rd

Hancock John, 51 Abbey road Hughan Wm.Jas. 7 Castle ter Castle rd Langford Emanuel, 7 Thurlow park

Hancorn Mrs. 2Clairville, Brunswick sq Hughes ArthurJohn,Marden ash,Teign- Langton Miss, Hillside, Bridge road

Hardie Major Henry Robert, Penquit, mouth road Last-~mith Edward, Mayfield, St.

Woodend road Hughes Hugh Albert, 3 Chatsworth Mary Church road

Hardiman Joshua James, Savernake terrace, Higher Warberry road Latham Miss, Enderlie, Croft road

house, Falkland road H ughesMiss,Marden ash,'feignmouth rd Latham l\Iiss, Florence vil. Warren rd

Harding Thos. I,. Floriston, Bridge rd Humphreys Henry M.A.,M. n.St.Aubin's, Laurence Mrs. 2 Lauriston place, Torre

Hargood-Ash William L.A. Ehrenberg St. Mary Church road LaversWm. UptonLeigh,Teignmouthrd

hall, Chesnut avenue Humphreys Miss, Court Prior, St. Law Mrs.Newark lo.LowerWarberryrd

HargreaveMaj.Geo.Shirley,Falkland rd Luke's road south Lawrence Foden, Newby, Avenue road

Harris Mrs. Buckingham lodge, Van- Hunt Alfred, Albion house, Tor Hill rd Layard Rev. Ernest Brownlow H.A.

sittart road Hunt Arthur Roope H.A., F.G.s. South- [senior curate of St. John's], I Mont-

Harris Mrs. Glenfarnie, Avenue road wood, Middle Warberry road pellier ter.& \Valton lo.Mid. Wrbrry. rd

Harris Mrs. Sorel, Croft road Hunt Miss, Quintella, St. Luke's rd.sth Layardl\'lrs. Walton lo.Mid. Warberryrd

Harrison Mrs. Pelly, Tburlow 1:oad Hunton Thos.B.A.Bronshiii,Bronshill rd Leamon Alexander, 1 Waterloo, Abbey rd

DIREGfORY.J DEVONSHIRE. 'IORQUAY A~D TORltOHAM, 629

LeBreton Lieut.-CoJ. Edward H. Le MatthewsJo.Jsph.Fairleigh,Thurlowrd Packe Robel't, 6 Graftoo terrace, St.

Chalet, Braddon's Hill road east Matthews Miss, Laywell, Avenue road Mary Church road

LeBreton Misses, Braddon cliffe, Brad- MatthewsMrs.9Bexleyter.Bampfylderd Paig-e Edmund, 2 Chatsworth terrace,

don's Hill road east Mar.thews Mrs. Braddon villa, Braddon's Higher Wellesle~ road

LeeHenryWm.SanRemo,Belgrave road Hill road east Palmer William Pitt M. B. 17 Belgrave

LeeMisses.Torcello,HigherLincombe rd Matthews Mrs. Woodleigh, Hatfield rd . terrace, Belgrave road

Lee Mrs. Balsdon, Abbey road May Miss, Ethelmead, Cleveland road Parham Charles Blandford, 2 Megla

LeeRichard Henry,Lanark, Woodend rd Mayo John William, .Beech house, villas, Warberry road west

Lemon Wm. Benj.Magdala, Thurlowrd Braddon's Hill road upper Parker Miss, Hill crest, Warberry rd. we

Light Mrs. Dehra, Tor Park road Mead Mrs. Kaneseombe, Lower War- Parkes William Timothy, Wilmingtoh,

Lima Frank,1 Warberry terrace, Lower berry road Cleveland road

Bronshill road Medland Mrs. 8 Grafton terrace, St. Parmenter Mrs. 7 Park Hill cotta~es

Littlejohn Miss, 15 Wellswood park Mary Church road Pargeter Mrs. Syracusa, Park Hill rd

Livingston Mrs. Edenhurst,Park Hill rd Melville William, Hareston, Ash Hill rd Parr Robert, 4 Highbury pl. Hatfield rd

Lloyd Edward Rigg, Warberry lodge, Meneer Nicholas Tonkin, Coombburst, ParsonsHenry,6 Hatfield ter.Hatfield rd

Higher Warberry road Newton road Pearce Luke, I Church street, Torre

Logan Crawford Brown, Westma.rch, Michelmore Mrs. I Claremont, Tor Pearce Miss, Lime view, Avenue -road

Higher Warberry road Church road Peard Mrs. Spamon, Croft road

Lomax Mrs. Craven lodge, Bronshill rd Midgley Mis!!, Crossfield, Croft road PembertonThos.Josh.Fernwood,Vane hi

LombeThos.Rt. M.D.Bemerton, Caryrd Miller Frdk. Alvah, Ashfield, Barton rd Pengelly William F.R s.,F.G.s.Lamorna,

Loney Henry (deputy inspector of hos- Mills Mrs. 5 Trafalgar terrace, St. Mary Furze Hill road

pitals R.N. ),Knighton,Old Torwood rd Church road Pennefather-Lloyd Richard, Lota,

Loraine Mrs. Avenel, Vansittart road Milne Commander Charles R.N. Glen- Torwood gardens

Lord Wm. Hy. Bythorn, Bronshill rd tborne, Lower Warberry road Perkins Henry Alleine H.D. St. Maur,

Loring Alex.3 Vale ter. Lymington road Milne William, 7 Wellswood park, Bab- Hunsdon road

LoweHarfordJohn,1 Oaklands,Abbeyrd bacombe road Perkins Miss, 5 Clifton grove, Old Tor-

Lowe Miss, Woodleigh, Hatfield road Mitchell Joseph, 4 Mount St. Bernard's, wood road

Lowndes Mrs. 15 Wellswood park Warherry road west Perkins Misses, Westholme, Lower

Luckok Very Rev. Herbert Mortimer Mollon Mrs. !2 High grove, Thurlow rd Warberry road

D.D. [dean of Litchfield], Villa Como, Molyneux Frederick Henry, Knows- Perks Rev. Enoch, Meadowside, Van-

St. Luke's road sout.h ley, Middle Warberry road sittart road

LukinMrs. Stratford ldg. Teignmouth rd MontgomeryWm.IBeechwood,Abbeyrd Perks Rt. Gorton, Middle Warberry rd

Lnsh Miss, 12 Scarborough terrace Morgan Misses, 'fhorpe lodge, Babba- Perrens William King, Wilnecote,

Lyle JamesHroad,Leytonstone,Castle rd combe road Furze Hill road

Lyson Miss, 15 Scarborough terrace Morgan Mrs. Hartland, Ilsham road Perring Miss, Lyton~tone, Castle road

Mabin Mrs. 3 Thurlow park,Thurlow rd Morgan-Clifford Mrs. St. Ronons, Mid- Perring Richard, Cliff view, Tor Hill rd

McCann Charles, 32 Abbey road dle Warberry road Petherbridge William Henry, 1 Clifton

MacbethThos. Jura lo. Warberry rd. west Morrish Sydney S. Clare house1 St. grove, Old Torwood road
Macgregor Lady, Glencarnock, St. Mary Church road Petherick John, 8 Clifton grove, Old

Michael's road Mortimore W. H. Ellerton, Cleveland rd Tor wood road

Mackelvie John, Dunrobin, Hunsdon rd Morton Maj.-Gen. William Elliot R.E. Petty Geo. Longcroft, Up. Lincombe rd

Mackenzie Henry Tireman,Hallowdene, Eltham, Oak Hill road Phillipps Capt. Legh Richmond, Edwin-

Babbacombe road Mould Rev. James George M.A. Rose- stowe, Middle Warberry road

Mackie Miss, Heightley, Warren road land, Meadfoot road Phillips Capt. John James ~inslow,

Mackinnon Mrs. Malpas ldg. Haldon rd Mountstephen Jas. Edensore, Castle rd Sorrento, Lower Warberry road

~ackintosh Misses, Morden hall, Mountstephen John Henry, 1 Clarendon Philhps Capt. William Owen, Rock-

Warren road park, Tor vale leigh,. Tor vale

McMahon Charles,Osmond, Thurlow rd MoyseCbas.Westaway,1Arden,Abby.rd Phillips Ernest A. 10 Trafalgar terrace,

MacmiillenMajorWilliam'lienryPother- Mudge George Ellis, Bank house, St. Mary Church road

gill, St. Lawrence, Teignmouth road Lawrence place Pbillips Miss. Torville, Teignmouth rd

Macnair Mrs. Melrose, Vansittart road Mudge John Russell, 5 Park Hill cots Phillpot~ Misses, Kilcorran, Bamp-

Maddock James, Gartield, Castle road Mngford Mrs. Vesta, Rillage la. Tor pk fylde road

Maddock Miss, 12 Torwood terrace, Munford Mrs. 2 Clairville, 'Brunswick sq Pickard Job, Leahurst, Thurlow road

Babbacombe road Munro Misses, Kiltearn, Tor Church Td Pickard Robert, Grosvenor cottage,

Madge Samuel, 5 Thurlow park Murray Jas.12 CrownHill ter.Avenue rd Warberry road west

Maher William, Athelney, Cleveland rd MusgraveGeorgeArthurF.R.G.s. Furze- PilkiJ:!~On Mrs. Orta, Old Torwood rd

Majendie Rev. Henry William M.A. bank, Higher Warberry road Pitt Rev. Joseph M. A. The Nest, Kent's rd

[vicar of St. Saviour's & rural dean], Nankivell Charles Atkinson M.B.LOnd. Pockling-ton Mrs. Edghill, Meadfoot la

'for 'Vicarage, Croft road Ashley lorlge, Abbey road Pollard George Lang, 42 Fleet Rtreet

Manley Alfred, Waldon crest, St. Luke's Narracott Richard Bonstow, Upton Pollard Reginald M.B. Southlands,

road north ·Vale cottage, Upton vale Higher terrace

Manley Arthur George, Landour,Lower Nash Miss, Crantham, Ilsham road Pook John, Montpellier villa, Braddons

Woodfield road Neumann Hug-o, Cotford, 'fhurlow rd Hill road west

Manley Frederick, 9 Vaughan parade Nevin Joseph George, II Trafalgar ter- Poole Very Rev. Canon George M.R.

Manley Harry, x6 Victoria parade race, St. Mary Church road [Catholic], Presbytery, Abbey road

Manley Hy.Landour, Low. Woodfie!d rd Newland Mrs. Hatherleigh, St. 1\lary Pope Rev. Aleck, The Lindens, Ramp-

Mann Rev. Charles Noel M.A. Villa Church road fylde road

Alexandra, Abbey road Newmarch Miss, 2 Scarborough terrace Poulton Miss, 3 Fern cots. Vansittart rd

Mann Mrs. Wanganui, Bampfylde road Newnes Geo. M.P. Hesketh ho. Hesketh Poulton William, 3 Edinburgh villas,

Mann Wm. Dodge, Dunkeld, Abbey rd cres. ; & Wild croft, Putney Heaths w Brunswick square

Manning Major Robert Barlow, Dean Newnham Mrs. Wellswood house, Lower Powell Mrs.8 Clifton terrace, Braddon's

Prior, St Mark's road Warberry road Hill road east

·1\Ianning Miss, Dean Prior,St. Mark's rd Nicholls William, 22 Brunswick square Powell William M.B. Hill gardens,

Manstield Orlando A. Mus. Doe. Silver- Nicks George, Belgrave viis..Belgrave rd Higher Union street

ton, Vane hill Nind Mrs. Pitt, Harberton, Upton rd Powys Mrs. Grafton, Grafton road

Marjoribanks of Lees Lady, Hender- Noble Miss, Ardardan, Thurlow road Pratt Albert James, Darlinghurst,

syde, Cary road Noble Thomas William A.R.C.M. Edg- Thurlow road

Marler Mrs. Mount warren, St. Luke's mont, Grafton road Pratt Misses, Walsingham, Vine road

road north Norris William Edward, Underbank, Pratt William, 5 Grafton terrace, St.

Martin Rev. Jehu [Bible Christian], Higher Lincombe road Mary Church road

Z10n cottage, Tor Hill road Nosworthy Miss, Scarboro' lo. Croft rd Pratt-Barlow Alex. Dromore, Kent's rd

Martm Charles, Clanmarina, Babba- Oldfield Mrs. H. 12 Wellswood park Prankerd John, Brierfield, .Braddon's

comberoad Oldfield Waiter H. Hollinwood, Middle Hill road east

Martyn Colonel Anthony, Falkland Warberry road Preiss Edward, Abbey villa, .Avenue rd

house, Falkland park OliverFraB.41Sunburyter.Lyming-ton rd Prescott Miss, u Wellswood park

Mason Mrs. Redholme, Braddon's Hill Oliver Mrs. Elm villa, Higher Union st Price Mrs. Westfield, Brid,ge road

road east Oliver Peter Hurdon, 2 Sunbury ter- Prickard Mrs. Hillsborongh, .Braddon's

Master Miss, Highfield,Mid.Warberry rd race, Lymington road Hill road east

Mastermao Ed ward, jun. Ayton,Higher OliverRt.Sydney,Elm vil.High.Unionst Prideaux Mrs. 1 Clifton terrace, Brad-

Warberry road Oliver Thos. Redholme, Braddon's hill don's Hill road east

llastea man William Alfred, 6 Bronshill Oliver William, Pontore, Vansittartrd Pridham William John, Leighton, War- 0

villas, Lower Bronsbill road Owen Mrs. Brookfield, Upton road berry road west

630 TORQUAY A~D TORMOHA.M._ DEVONSHIRE. [ULLY'S

·Pridllam Wm. Lucerne, Meadfoot road Searle Mrs. ~onnt Hermdn, Wa.rberry Stone George HentYl 4 Torwood ter-

Pritchard Mrs. Uplands, St. Mary road west race, Babbacombe road

Church road Searle Thomas, Greta vil. Avenue road Stone Jas. Bel-Respiro, Warberry rd.we

Proctor Mrs. Elmhurst,Higher Erith rd Self Mrs. Les Hirondell~, St- Mary Stone Mrs. Trelawne, Teignmouth road

Prowse Mrs, Gleoart, Tor Park roa.d Church road Stonestreet Fetherston LL.D. Fa.lken-

Pollen George Frsncis Beaufort, Bow- Sellers Mr11. ,12 Trafalgar terrace, St. stein, Warren road ·

manville, Falkland road Mary Church road Storey Wm. Overton, Low.Lincomberd
Pullin Charles Jsmes, 57 Abbey road Serjeant .Miss, Windsor lodge, Lower St()rrs Rev. Charles Edward M •.A. Lvicar

Purchas Miss, 2 Lisburn villas, Ba.b- Warberry road o{ Christ .,:hurch, Ellacombe], Ella-

bacombe l'Oad Sermon Edward Henry, Ash Bill grove, combe vicarage, Bronshill road

Quick John, Pentreve, Meadfoot road Ash Hill road Struben Frederick Pine T. Summerhili~

Rackley Miss, 2 Highbury pl. Hatfield rd Serview Henry, Maismore lo. Kent's rd Higher Lincombe road

Radford Miss, Roseberg, Upton hill Shapley Edward Spenoer,Hatton,Lower Sutherland Duke of, Sutherland tower ;

Ramsay R;:,bert Hamilton M.n. Duncan Woodfield road & 5 Lower terrace & Stafford ho.St.James's,London s w

house, Old Torwood road Shapley Thomas, Penlee, Higher Sutton Mrs.Stornaway,Higher Erith rd

Rand Mrs. 5 Lincombe view, Warren rd Wellesley road SwainEdwd.Kentld.HigherWellesley rd

RedmoreJas. Wm.Norwell,Tor Hill road Shannon Archibald, The Bungalow, Swayne Henry, Monte Video, Castle rd

Reeves Mrs. 7 Grafton terrace, St. Park Hill road Swayne Robert, 6 Castle ter. Castle road

Mary Church road Sharp Colin Kimberley, St. Ermin, Swete Fanshaw Carrington Bonmant, 1

Re.ly Mrs. 2 Claremout,TorChnt•cb road Middle Woodfield road Park place

Rendall Arthur, The Glen, Cleveland rd Shaw Rev. James [Unitarian], Lorne, Symonds Sir Thomas Matthew Charles
G.C.B. (admiral of the fleet), Sunny
Rendall John Murly, Palestine, •reign- Avenue road
Shaw John Lancaster, Ridge hill, hill, Higher Warberry road
mouth road
Tapp Miss, 3 Clifton gro.OidTorwood rd
Reynolds Mi!!S, 7 Torwoou terrace, Bab- Middle Wa r4beMrro•ydreonaadt e rr a c e Tapper Miss, Voenor, Shirburn road
Shaw Misses,
bacombe road
Tarring Mrs.St.Audries, Cle¥eland road
Rice Henry Froom, Kenwyn, Higher Shaw Mrs. Lucknow, Avenue road

Wellesley road Sheerman Daniel, 2 Asheldon terrace, Tayleur Mrs. Stoke Ieigh, Ash Hill road

Rice Miss, 3 Melwin cots. Meadfoot lane Ilsham road Taylor Hy.Hill side,Lower Woodtield rd

RichardsEdwd.Exmoor,Babbacombe rd Shelly Arthur, Tudor lo. Meadfoot la.ne Taylor John, Kilmorie
RichardsMrs.Springfield,Springtield rd Shinner Richd.r Highbury pl. Hatfld.rd Ta~·Ior Miss, Ravensworth, Avenue rd

.Richards Philip Samuel,. '2 Lincombe Shipley Rev. William SamuelB.A. Elm- 'faylor Mrs. Harry, Holmwood, Lower

view, Warren road . wood, Thurlow road Lincombe road

RichardsWm.Jsph. Riversdale,Kent's rd Shopham William, Enfield, Thnrlow rd Taverner Miss, 4 Clevedon villas, Lower

Richardson John Billingsley M.D. The Short George Parker, I Bannercross, Bronshill road

Towers, Belgrave road Abbey road · Terry John Tafford, 2 Elstow, Higher

Richardson Mrs. Braddon court, Brad- Short William, so South street, Tor Wellesley road

don's Hill road east Shrubb John Peyto Charles, Astwell, •rerry William John, 5 Bronshill villas,

.Richmond Rev. William Alexander M,A. Warren road · Lower Bronshill road

West lodge, Higher Erith road Simmonds Albert, 6 Park Hill cottages Thibou Mrs. 3 High grove, Thurlow rd

Ridler Mrs. 6 Higher terrace Simms Mrs. Ilsham-lee, Middle Thillon Madame Claude, l''ontenay,

Ridley Mrs. St. Clare, Vane Hill road Warberry road Cleveland road

Rigby Rev. Alau Danson B.A. [curate of Sims Miss, Cairn Brea, Tor vale Thistle Fk.Thos.Clairville,Brunswick sq

St. John's], St. John's house Skene-Craig Mrs. Woodburn,AshHill rd Thistle Matt. I Clairville, Brunswick sq

Rippingille Edward Alexander, West- Slade John J ope Eales, Broadlands, Thomas John, Castle mount, Castle road

wood, Hunsdon road Bronshill road Thomas Miss, Beauchamp, Old Mill la

Rivers Chas. 5 Florence ter. Warren rd Slade John Thornton Ernest, Valetta, Thomas Mrs. Foden bank, Shirburn rd

RoMrtson Captain George, Hazlewood, Thurlow road Thompson George, 4 Park place

Lower Warberry road Slade Robt. Jope, Bloomfld.Meadfoot rd Thompson Mrs. Allerdale, Croft road

Robertson Miss, Park wood,Park Hill rd Smale Fk. Chas. r Knowsley, Avenue rd Thompson l'h<Jmas Walton, Brookesby,

Robinson John Blythe,Richmond lodge, Smale William, Brookland, 31 Fleet st Hesketh road

Falkland road Smerdon .Aibert William, r Brentwood Thomson Miss, Clevedon, Meadfoot road

Robson Miss, Yewberry, Cleveland rd terrace, Warren road Thonger Miss, 2 Fern cots. Vansittartrd

Rodgers Wm. Henry,Kirton,Thurlwood Smerdon Jas.4 Lincomb vw. Warren rd Thornton Rev. Canon FrancisVansittart

Rodway Major William Henry, Vale Smith Clement, Argyll hall, Warren rd M.A. Monart, Croft road

lodge, Tor vale SmithGeorge Richard, Mount Nessing, Thrupp Fredk. Thurlow, Thurlow road

Rodway Miss, Vale lodge, Tor vale St. Luke's road north Timperley Frank, Beulah, Meadfoot rd

Rogers Thomas Jn. Sllenley, Ash Hill rd Smith John Ernest, I Avenue villas, Tippett John Collins, 14 Belgrave ter-

Rossall John Heaton, Roek ho. Rock rd Avenue road race, Belgrave road

Rowe Hy. 2 Cavendish ter. Wellesleyrd Smith Miss, Belvedere lodge, Braddon's Tobin Miss, The Laurels, Hunsdon road

Rowell John, 44 South street, Tor Hill road west ToddMisses,3Torwd.ter.Babbacomb.rd

Rowlands Rev. William Edward H.A. Snelgrove John, Villa St. Elmo, Middle Tomney Edward Stephen, Gronant,

Vansittart, Higher Erith road Lincombe road Avenue road

Russell Col. Andrew Hamilton,Fonthill, SSonme•yedrsMetrsM. iRsso,zAebl,bMeyivdadllee, Lincombe rd ToopeMark,3 Lincombe view, Warren rd
Lower Warberry road Old Mill lane Toplis Mrs. St. Audries, Cleveland road

.Russell Francis, 6 Chatsworth terrace, Soudon George, Rosery ho. Avenue rd Tothill Thos. Eastbourne, Vansittart rd

Higher Wellesley road Sparke Morton, Rooklands, Barton road Tower Mrs. Crookham, Bronshill road

Rutherford Rev. Henry [curate of Holy Sparks Joseph, Blenheim,Bampfylde rd Townsend Surgeon-lien.Stephen Chap-

Trinity], Redclyffe, Warren road Spicer Miss, 1 Elm Tree cres. Tor Hill rd mane.B. Middleton lodge, Woodend rd
Ryder Miss,2Lansdowne pl.Vansittrt.rd Splatt William Francis l.P. The Elms, Tozer Wm.Henry, I Homlea, Hatfiel.d rd

Sabin :\irs. I Montpellier villas, Brad- Barton road, Torre Treevy John, 3 Summerfield terrace,

dons Hill road west Spragge Mrs. Belmont, Teignmouth rd Lower Bronshill road ~

Sandars Jn. S.Darwen bank, Warren rd Spriggs William Wroxhall,Grafton road Trehane James, The Wanbro,St. Luke's

Sanders William, Cappa. villa, Tor vale Spurr Joseph William Earl, Stoneleigh, road south

Sandford Miss, Highfield, Middle War- Rillage lane TrenchardJohnAshfordby, Vista-Linda,

berry road Sta.bb William Wilking B.A., M.B. Croft Chesnut avenue, Helgrave road

SanndersJn.Brewer,TheKnoll,Barton rd lodge, Cary crescent Trevenen Misses, l''ernhill, Meadfoot rd

Sawyer Rev. William [Primitive Metho- Staddon Mrs. Casely, Abbey road Trevor Miss, Leigh court, Upper Lin-
distJ, 6 Thurlow park
Staddon Wm. St. Winifred's, Abbey rd combe road

Sayers Rev. Roberfl M.A. I Clevedon Stainforth Misses, Woodhill, St. Mary Tripe George Manwaring, Beenland

villas, Lower Bronshill road Church road house, Tor square

SchneiderMadme.Flora vil. Cleveland rd Stark Mrs. Eccleston, Newton road Trower Mrs. Tordean, Bampfylde road
Schneider Madame Adele, Rokeby, St. StathamRev.GeorgeHerbertM..A.(rector Tucker Col. Henry St. George c.B.

Mary Church road of St. Mark's &; rural dean], Collina, Braddon Tor, Braddon's Hill road

Schuster Herbert, Belton lodge, Upper Middle Lincombe road Tucker Capt. William Fane, Braddon

Lincombe road Staton Thomas,s Lauriston place, Toru~ Tor, Braddon's Hill road upper

Schuster Mrs. S. .Belton lodge, Upper Stayner Fk.H. Waldon castle,Warren rd Tucker George Bannerman, 9 Clifton

Lincombe road StedhamBenBoolly,Dalwood,Thurlw.rd terrace, Braddon's Hill road east

Scoles Henry John, Shirburn, St. Mary Stedham William, Trematon, Castle rd Tucker William Thornhill, The Firs,

Church road Stevens Edward, Oakhurst, Thurlow rd Higher Warberry road

ScottMisses, roBexley ter.Bampfylde rd StevensJn.Bel-Respiro,Warberry rd.we Tuckett Henry, St. Cloud, Vansittart rd

• Sealy Rev. William lll.A. Kentisknowle, Stewart Mrs. Boa Vista, Cleveland road TugwellMiss,4Clifton gro. OldTorwd. rd

Kent's road Stewart-NinianB.Rockwood,Park HI.rd Tulloch Miss, Northfield, Lower Erith rd

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TullochMrs.North court,Hi!!herErith rd Watson John, Winterbourae, Babba- Wilks George Augustus Frederick M.D.

TullyWm.1Lansdowne pl.Vansittart rd combe road Stanbury, Lower Warberry road , 1.

TurlDavidWm.2Hatfield ter.Hatfield rd Way Charles,Springhaven, Shirburn rd Williams Capt. ThomasDrinkwater R.N.

Turle John Glanville, 48 Abbey road Way Miss,Homefield,Low.Warberryrd Cl'anbrook, Ca.'ltle road ~

Turnbull Mrs. The Priory, ParkHill road Way Thomas,7Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd Willis Francis Edmund,Warberry villaf

Turner Misses, Edwinstowe, Middle WebbMiss,Meadwood villa,St.Mark's rd Warberry road west

Warberry road Webb Misses, Fingle, Meadfo(}t lane Willis Mrs. Furzewell ht). Furze Hill rd

'rurnerMrs.Stewart lodge,Bampfylde rd Webb Mrs. Edgcumbe, St. Efride's rd Willooghby Thomas,H.esketh dell, Hes-

Turner Thomas Price, 9 Castle terrace, Webb Thomas Henry, Hunsdon lea, keth crescent ·

Castle road Hunsdon road Wills John Henry. 35 Abbey road

UnderhayMrs.Hatfid.St.MaryChurch rd Webber Johnf 4 Marlborough terrace, Wills John Hy.Fodenba.nk,Shirburn rd

Underwood Charles, Westor,Warberry Lymington road Wills Miss,7 Clifton gro.OldTorwood rd'

road west Webber John, I Warberry villas, War- Wills Mrs. 'Warbla, Thur]ow road

Uniacke Miss, 3 Lauriston place, Tor berry road west Wills Mrs, Michael,Ellington,~t.Luke's

VailGeo. 3Finglewd. Higher Wellesley rd Webber Wm.Distin,Ca.stleton,Castle rd road south -r

VailJQhn,{Finglewd.HigherWellesley rd Webster Jas. St. Catherine's,Newton rd Wil30n Rev. Edmnnd Algernon B•.A..

Vanstone James, Dunreeth house, Weeks Thos. Saml.Wrington,Bridge Td [curate of St. Mary Magdalene], Sun.

Lower Warberry road Weever Robert, 1 Cavendish terrace, bury, Lymington road

VaricasLionel,St. Law rnce. Vansittart rd Higher Wellesley toad Wilson Geo. J.P. Stapleton, Sheddon rd

VauxMisses,~t.Malo,St.Luke's rd.south Wells Vary Rev. Monsignor Arthar Wilson John Edward l.P. Ettenheim,

Veale Thomas, 12 Scarborough terrace LL.D. 'l:he Presbytery, Abbey road Warren road; & Wyddrington,Edg..

Veasey Herbert, Lansdowne cottage, Wells Mrs. '2 Waterloo, Abbey road baston, Birmingham

Vansittart road Wells Mrs. General, Ivy bank,St.Mary Wilson Miss, Cambridge lodge, Old

Vercoe John Grose, ·11 Thurlow park, Church road Torwood road

Thurlow road West John James, Grisedale, Bridge rd Wilson Miss, I Mount ville, Lowel'

Vil'cars Thomas F.G.s.New holme, War- West Mrs. Formosa, Kent's road Bronshill road

berry road west Westley Arthur, Chichester lodg.e, WilsonMrs.Lunevlle. Lowr.Warberry rd

Vincent Miss,Ventnor, Lymington road Babbacombe road Wilson Waiter, Rose cot. Meadfoot la.

~ivian Mrs. Henry, Woodfield, Lower Wetherall William, 8 Bexley terrace, WiltonMrs. St.Annes,MiddleWoodfld. rd

Woodfield road · Bampfylde road Winget Wm. 9 Portland pl.Abbey road

Vivian Mrs. The Grove, Park Hill road WhateleyMrs. Gainsborough,Newton rd Wise Mrs. Rocombe,High. Warberry rd

Vosper Miss; Esperanza, Bampfylde rd Whateley Mrs.Fodenbank, Shirburn rd Withington Capt Sidney, Ulverstone,

WadeCbas. Stanfield,High.Warberry rd Wbidborne Misses, Charante,Haldon rd Hesketh road
Wa.gstaff Thomas, Sunny nook, Lym- Whish Rev. Henry Fulham M. A. xo Bel- Withington Mrs. Hunsdon,Hunsdon rd

ington road ' grave terrace, Belgrave road Wolfe Rev. Richard Robbins M.A., l.P.

Wakeham Wm. Shapley,34 Abbey road White Frederick C. Kenwyn house, (prebendary Exeter catbedral),Arth-

Walker Mrs. Sorley, Park Hill road Higher Wellesley road ington, Barton road

Waiters Cbas. Garland, 49 ~outh st. Tor Whitehead George, Compton house, Wollen James William Grant, Glen•
gariffe lodge, Higher Warberry road
Walton Mrs. Staplegrove, Old Mill lane Lower Warberry road
Ward Harry Owen, Arima, Babba- Whitehead James Nicholas, Gnaton, St. Wollen Miss,Surrenden ldg. VaneHill td

combe road Luke's road south Wood Mrs. Caprera, Cleveland road '

Ward Hon. Mrs. Sydney ldg. ParkHill rd Whitehead Mrs. Hatley St. George, Wood Mrs. Rockleigh, Old Torwood 1d

Ward Mrs. Johnson, Lothair, Vansit- Lower Lincombe road Woodhouse Mrs. Secretan, Stonebrook,

tart road WhitewayPhilip,Hollybank,Thurlow rd Sheddon road
Wa.rneford Charles Francis M.D. Waver- Whittell William Morgan, Roborough Worth William, Rossbank, Thurlow rd

ley, St. Luke's road house, Furze Hill road WroeMiss,3Sunbury ter. Lymingtonrd

Wass Thos. 5 Hatfield ter. Hatfield rd Wilkins William Thomas, 10 Clifton Yeo Richard Fletcher, 2 Tamar villas,
Warren road
Waterhouse George Marsden,. Haw- terrace, Braddon's Hill road west
Wilkinson Rev. Frederick M.A (H. M. Young Augustus Warren, St. Martin's,
thornden, 'Varren road
Watkins Miss, Brightside, Cleveland rd inspector of schools), Hasbro', Lower 0 Id Torwood road
Young James, Glencoe, Cleveland road
Watson Arthur Edmonstone, Torbay Warberry road

hospital, Higher Union street Wilkinson Rev. John Hessay, Villa YoungM;rs.Torrcrest,High.Warberry rd

Watson Fk.Hillesdon bank,Hillesdon rd Victoria, Tor Park road

COM!IlERClAL. Annear John Samuel, apartments, 7 Scarborough terrace

.Abbott Wm. & Son,butchers,73 Fleet st.& 15 Low. Union st Annies Susan Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Belgrave terrace,

Abbott Alfred William, grocer, 24 Brunswick square · Belgrave road

Abbott John, Royal Oak F.H. 7 Higher Union street Annies William Edwd, painter, u Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd

.Acock Waiter M.A. preparatory school, The Engadine, Park- Anning Elizabeth (Mrs.), haberdasher~ 19 Higher Union st

hill road Anuing George Henry, coal dealer, East street .
s.Adams Edmund,master marin~r•. Grosv~nor ter. Warren rd Appleton Edward F.R.I.B.A., M.I.C.E. architect & civil en•
gineer, I Y~!lghan parade.
Adams Jonas, jobbing gardener, 47 South street, Tor ,

Adams Samuel Edwm,apal'tmnts. 15 Florence ter. Warren rd Ardley Daniel, hair dresser, .5 Fleet street ·

Addems William & Son, butchers, 59 Lower Union street Arnold Thomas, manager of Lloyds Bauk, 1 Fleet street • •

.Addems William Hy. baker & confectioner, 4 Brunswick sq Arscott John, coach builder, J1 Parkfield road

Ager John, builder, Thorngate, Thurlow road Arscott Mary Ann (Mrs.), monthly nurse, 18 Dunmere road,

Agett Charlotte (Miss), dress maker, 3 Malborough terrace, Ellacombe

Lymington road Ash& Sons,coach builders,45 Low. Union st.&Temperance st

Ahsberg Emil, mangr. of Victoria & Albert hotl. Belgrave rd Ash William J\L Co. drapers, 55 Market street

Aitken, Crossman & Co. ironmongers, 8 Lower Union street Ash Elizabeth (Mrs.), dairy, 7 Church street, Tor

Alford Mary & Eliza (Misses), apartments, 4 Lower ter Asplaud Matthew, lodging house, furnished apartments with

.All Saints.' Hostel (Nurse Marjorie in charge),Bampfylde rd good attendance; detached villa,standing in own grounds;.

A.llams D. J. & Sons, china dealers, 25 Lower Union street & pleasant situation, Villino, Meadfoot road

Torwood street Atkinson & Co. coal mers. Beacon quay & 36 South st. 'f()r

Allams Lilly & Minnie (Misses), fancy stationery, 7 Wells- Austin Richard, shopkeeper, 16 Church street, Tor I

wood place, Ilsham road Avent John, boot maker, 9 Orchard cottages, Upton road

.Alien James, fancy cabinet maker, 55 Abbey road Ayres Thomas Edwin, butcher & corn dealer, Pa.rkfield road

.Allen Jessie (Miss), servants' registry office, 56 Fleet street Babbage Thos. Hy. saddler, 4 Lisburne ter. Babbacombe rd

Alien Thomas, apartments, Galheta villa, St. Efride's road Back Richard, boot & shoe maker,7 Garfield ter. Camden rd

Allen William, apartments, 4 Alexandra ter. Old Mill lane Badham & S)oman, chemists & druggists, 28, 29 & 30

.Allward Thomas, nurseryman, Braddon's l.{ill road east & Higher Union street

Haxton road, Ellacombe Baignent Chas. Alfred, mineral water manfr. Victoria. park

Alsop John Harris, apartments, 15 Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd Bailey W. & Son, boot makers 23 & 24 Torwood street

Ampble.tt Mary (Mrs.), aparts. 8 Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd Bailey Edwin Henry, hatter &c. 9 Victoria parade

Andrew George r•.R.C.P.LOnd. physician & surgeon, Ander- Bailey Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Abbey road

sey, St. Ma.ry Church road . Bailey George, tea dealer, 91 Lowel' Union street

.Andrews Ann Jane (Miss)r apartments, 6 Clifton grove, Old Bailey Heaton, organist at St. Luke's church, 4 Clarendon

Torwood road park, Tor yale

Andrews George, shopkeeper,. i7 Braddon street Bailey Josias, fancy repository, 31 Lowel' Union street

.Andrews Joseph Richard, dentist, 2 The Oaklands,Abbey rd Bailey William, cab proprietor, 1 Elstow ter. Hatfield road

Andrews Robert, beer retailer, Pimlico Bailey William Henry, greengrocer & poulterer, Market st.;..
Annaford Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 7 Higher Braddon stre,et & at St. Mary Church
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Baily Wm. collector of district & water rates~ Town hall Bowden Courtenay, hair dresser, 35 Higher Union street

Baker Arthur Henry, teacher of music, 26 Belgrave terrace, Bowden Henry, cab proprietor, Higher Terrace mews

Belgrave road Bowden James Perring, boot & shoe maker, 9 Ilsham cot-

Baker John Henry, dairyman, u, Abbey place tages, Ilsham road

Baker Mary Jane (Miss), beer retailer, Lower Union lane BowdenJessie(Miss),machine knitter,2Bath ter.Bampfylde rd

Baker Thomas Slope, timber merchant, Temperance street Bowden Mary (Mrs. ),apartments,5 Bexley ter. Bampfylderd

Ball Mark Whiteway, coal merchant, see Whiteway & Ball Bowden Samuel, carpenter, 2 Bath terrace, Bampfylde road

Ball William, sen. coal merchant, see Whiteway & Ball Bowden William, apart.ments, 2 The Ferns, St. Luke's road

Ball William, jun. coal merchant, Whiteway & Ball Bowditch James, apartments, 4 St. Mark's place

Barbor Douglas, supt. of police & inspector of explosives, Bowditch William George, dairy : own cows kept ; families.

Police station, Market street waited upon daily, 6 Jubilee terrace, Upton

Barclay Alexander, vaccination officer for Torquay & Tormo- Bowe Chas. Albert, boot & shoe ma."' 1 Cavern rd. Ellacombe-

ham, Lower Wellesley road Bowen Emily (Miss), apartments, I Ilsham cots. Ilsham rd.

Barker Samuel, greeng-rocer, The Market, Market street Bradford Edwin, jeweller, 9 Strand

Barnes Frederick, baker, 7 George street Bradf(}rd Ella (Miss), jeweller, see Bradford Edwin

Barnes George, baker, 35 South street, Tor BradleyFredk. Edward, piano tuner, 8 Portland pl.Abbeyrd

Barnett Mary Jane (Mrs.), aparts. Hesketh vil. Hesketh rd Bradnee-Rinaldi Rosalba M. 0. (Madame), teacher of danc-

Barratt George, baker, 2 Parkfield road ing, deportntent & calisthenics, The Athenreum, I<'leet.

Bartlett R. & H. hay & corn merchants, Market street street ; & at Calabria, Courtenay park, Newton Abbot_

Bartlett William, game & poultry dealer, 28 Torwood street See advertisement

Baskevill William, cab proprietor, 22 South street, Tor Bradnee W. photographer, 47 Fleet street

Bath Saloon (George Courtney, manager), Beacon hill Bragg Herbert, dairy, 9 Laburnum row, Tor

Bathe Wm. chemist & druggist, 10 Abbey rd. & 24 Fleet st Brayley George, china dealer, 7 Lower Union street

Batten Thomas, Dolphin P.H. 18 Torwood street Brenton William, builder, Lower BronshilJ road

Bawden Flora (Mrs.), aparts. 4 Western ter. Belgrave road Bretton Stephen, apartments, Gronant, Avenue road

Beal Elizabeth (Mi&s), fruiterer, 30 Victoria parade Bridgman George Soudon M.S.A. & Son, architects & sur-

Beame Frederick, orient.al dealer, 22 Victori6 parade veyors, 67 Fleet street ; & at Paignton

Becket F. & Co. confectioners, 2oA, Fleet street Bridgman John Soudon, grocer & wine & spirit merchant..

Beer Henry, painter, 21 Higher Union street 39 Lower Union street

Beer James Doddridge, gilder, 10 Strand Bridgn1an Thomas, apartments, 4 Hatfield ter. Hatfield rd

Behrens Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundry ; linen got up at the Bridle Isaac, baker, 53 Higher Union street

shortest notice ; all orders punctua1ly attended to, 49 Brigga Fielden D.D.s., L.D.s., F.P.S.Giaa. dentist, &

Fore street, Ellacombe Park crescent

.Belgrove Ellen (Mrs.), masseuse, 4 Wellington road Brigga Frank Herbert D.Sc., L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng.

Bellamy Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Daison cottages, Upton dentist, 6 Park crescent

Bennett Alice (Miss), milliner, xoAlbert cots. Ellacombe grn Bright Robert, coach builder, 17 Springfield ter. Upton hill

Bennett Emily (Mrs.), apartments, I6 Hilldrop ter. Market st Bristol Drapery Co. drapers, 86 Lower Union street

Bennett Henry, lodging house; first-class lodging house Bristol & Clifton Permanent Building Society (agents..

with sheltered position, lovely view of bay & close to sea, Murray & Rivers), 11 Strand

Rosslyn, Belgrave crescent, Belgrave road Broad Hannah (Miss), apartments, I Tamar viis. Warren rd

Bennett James, hair dresser, Io Torwood street BroadberryArth.market gardnr.Singleton grdns.Meadfoot rd

Bentley & Sons, cricketing goods manufacturers, 57 Lower Brock William & Co. cabinet makers, carpet factors &

Union street & Lymington road house agents, Tor Hill house, Union street ; & at Exeter

Berry Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Park lane Brook Frank, carver & gilder, 4 Lucius street

Berry Joseph, hair dresser, 26 Lucius street & 66 Fleet st Brook Frank, tailor, 23 Ellacombe terrace, Ellacombe

Besley Percy, surgical appliance manufacturer, 3 Fleet st Brooker George, hair dresser, 8 Sandhill road.

Bessant Frank, draper, 87A, Lower Union street Brooking Herbert, market gardener, Middle Warberry road

Betts & Tibbenham, drapers, 14 & IS Strand Brooking Wm. Westlake, shopkeeper, I3 East street, Tor
Brookland Thomas, shopkeeper, 5 Buckland terrace, Upton
Be~·non & Son, plumbers, ss Fleet street
Bibbings Geo. tripe dresser, Market st. & Hill park, Upton Brown Bros. pleasure yacht owners; boathouse, Victoria par-

Bickford Albert, grocer, I3 Braddon's Hill road west Brown & Sons, costumiers, 5 Abbey place

Bickle William, apartments, 5 Western terrace, Belgrave rd Brown .Alexander, shopkeeper, 35 Vale ter. Lymington road

Bigg Sarah Jane (Mrs.), private hotel & boarding house, Brown Charles, apartments, 2 Park place

Lanhydrock, Braddon's Hill road east Brown Henry George, fishmonger, 2 Torwood street

Billson Charles L.R.C.P.Lond. assistant house surgeon Torbay Brown Herbert, costumier &c. see Brown & Sons

hospital, Higher Union street Brown Herbert (Mrs.), milliner, 5 Abbey place

Bindon George Drew, butcher, 25 Higher Union street Brown James Humphrey, costumier, see Brown & Sons

Bindon Hugh Thomas, Old Market inn, 9 Torwood street Brown Thomas, baker, Meadfoot lane

Binham Wm. grindery & leather dealer, 117 Lower Union st Brown William, saddler, 7 Torwood street

Bishop John, dairy, 27 Market street Browne Jtobert Richard, fishmonger, 9 Lucius street

Bishop John, apartments, 3 Abbey crescent, Torbay road Browne Tom, apartments, Park mount, Meadfoot road
Blackler Alfd.Jas. musical instrument dlr.26 Lower Union st Browning Joseph, livery stables, Windsor cottages, Melvill~

Blackler Edward, picture frame maker, 39 Market street hill, Warren road

Blacklock John Geo. carpenter, 3A, Brentwood ter. Warren rd Browse G. & Co. clothiers, 4F, Lower Union street

Blackmore Alfred James, printer, 37 Higher Union street Brunswick Home Knitting Co. (The), home-knitted articles-

Blackmore Fanny (Miss), dress ma. 63 EJlacombe Church rd of every description, IS Brunswick square

Blake Geo. lodging house, Kensington ho. Old Torwood rd Bugwell William, apartments, 8 Florence ter. Warren road

Blatchford Richard, butcher, 33 Market street Bulleid Samuel (Mrs.), proprietress Jordan's private com-

Blatchford Samuel, builder, Jubilee terra<..-e, Upton vale mercial & family hotel, Fleet street

Bloomfield & Julian (Misses), mantle & costume makers, Bunting Jas. physician & surgeon, Earlham, Babbacombe rd
Burgoyne Agnes (Mrs.), apartments, Nethway, Falkland rd
u Victoria parade

Blunt Edwd. Jas. (l\frs.), mantle & costume ma. 5 Park cres Burgoyne Robert, apartments, 2 South street, Tor

Bond & Co. mantle makers, 33 Fleet street Burner-Beare Laura (Miss), private school, Woodville houser

Bond Charles, baker, 2I Market street Warberry road west. ·

Bond Frederick, apartments, Grosvenor terrace, Warren rd Burridge Henry, shopkeeper, 36 Hyde Park ter. Victoria rd

Bond John, cab propr. I Upton Vale ter. St. Mary Church rd Burridge John, haulier, 10 Portland place, .Abbey road

Bond Peter, mantle maker, see Bond & Co Burridge William Henry, fruiterer, I2 Victoria parade

Bond Rosina (Mrs.), apartments, 2 St.Michael's ter.Market st Burrow William, trunk & bag maker, 28 Lower Union st

Bond Thomas, grocer, 43 Market street Burton Samuel M.R.C. v.s. veterinary surgeon, Arlingtoa

Booth Mary Catherine (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Sandridge house, Lower Union street

terrace, Belgrave road Bush & Co. embroiderers, ¥· Strand

Boreham William Todman M.D. physician, Sydenham, Buswell Charles & William, general fnrnishing & manufac-

Babbacombe road turing ironmongers, cutlers, gasfitters, bellhangers,

Boswell Samuel, ombre1la repairer, Higher Union lane smiths, tinmec, braziers &c. 48 & 49 Lower Union street..

Bovey & Son, plumbers, 3 Park street & 22 Fleet street & garden chair & tent manufacturers,.

Bovey Annie (Miss), milliner, Spring cot. Teignmonth road Victoria works, Temperance street

Bovey Edward, cab proprietor, Spring cot. Teignmouth rd Butland Charles Henry. locksmith, Rock road

Bovey Edward Palk, builder & contractor, l Birklands, Callard William, confectioner, 43 Fleet street; 3 &. 4Higher-

Babbacombe road Union street & 8 Hall's buildings, Belgrave road

Bovey Nicholas, boot upper manufacturer, 16 Abbey road Callway John Hedgeland, coach trimmer, I Florenoee ter-

Bow Henry, shopkeeper, Post office, Trafalgar terrace, St. race, Warren road
Mary Church road Camp Thomas, boot maker, Melvi!le street

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Canniford William Edward, general smith, I3 Brunswick ter Convalescent Hospital (Miss Drew, matron), The Grange.

Carleton Wm. jeweller, I Lauriston place, St. Efride's road Lower Woodfield road

Camell Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 2 St. John's terrace, Conway William Henry, shoeing smith, Rock road

Braddon's Hill road west Cook James Henry, grocer, 7 Hall's buildings, Belgrave rd

Carroll Richard, stationer, Post office, I9 Fleet street Cook TbomasiDixon H.B., C.M. surgeon, & medical officer&;

Carter & Son, solicitors, Cary buildings, 9 Abbey road public vaccinator, Torqoay district, Newton Abbot union.

Carter Alfred, umbrella ma. 4 Lisburne pl. Babbacombe rd & certifying factory surgeon, ulendon, Castle road
Carter Isidore James (firm, Carter & Son), solicitor & com- Coombe Daniel, baker, I2 Lower Union stree~

missioner to administer oaths & agent for the Mutual & Coombe George, plasterer, 6 Ilsham cottages, Ilsham road

Imperial Life Assurance Cos. Cary buildings, 9 Abbey rd Coombe Robert, shopkeeper, IO Hoxton road

Carter Wm. Jas. trunk maker, 2 Madeira pl. Tor Hill road Coombes Christopher, poultry dealer, 33 South street, Tor

Cary Estate Office (A...H. Dymond, of Exeter, steward), 9 Coombes John, fruiterer, 11 Lucius street

Abbey road Cooper Thomas, cane worker, 5 Upton Church road

Cary hotel (Miss Ida Gernon, manageress), Cary parade Coplestone William, baker, 84 Lower Union street

Cary Richard, mosaic & marble worker, 1A, Lower Union st Copsey Joseph, boot maker, Melville place, Melville street

Cash Alrred Midgley M.D., c. M. physician & surgeon, Lime- Corline Hy.&Son,potato mers.2oVictoria st.&'forquay markt;

field, Falkland road Corline Henry, le:;see of market. Market street

Cater Frank (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Beacon terrace Cornelius Ella (Mrs.), aparts. 1 Ridgway viis. Babbacombe rd

Cave Frank Evans L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, 3 Birklands, Couch Conroy,watch & clock ma.& jeweller,54 Low. Union st;.

Babbacombe road Couch William Putt, pawnbroker, 6 Higher Union street

Cavey George, apartments, 10 Scarboroogh terrace Cove Geo. Potting-er, stationer, Post office, 21 Low. Union st.

Cawdle Thos & Son, job & riding masters, Belgrave mews Cowdell Alfred William, solicitor & commissioner for oa.ths

Cawdle Henry(Mrs. ),apartments, I2 Bexley ter.Bamprylde rd & for taking the acknowledgments of married women~

Cawley Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Beacon terrace SI Fleet street & Fairholme, Chelston, Cookington

Central Commercial School (Private) (Middle Class) (David Cox & Durrant, photographers, 8 Victoria parade

John Chisholm, principal), St. Luke's road Cox& Son, auctionrs. valuers,ho.& e3tate agts.4Victoria par

Chalice George, beer retailer,. Temperance street Cox & Son, livery stables, Higher Terrace mews

Chalice Geo. tailor, 1 St. John's pl. Bradrlon's Hill road west Cox Charles, builder, Audley, Ilsham road

Chamberlain John, apartments, 19 Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd Cox Emma (Miss), apartments, see Luly & Cox

Chanter Edward, butcher, 4 Lower Union street Cox William, chimney swe~per, 3 Pembroke rd. Ellacombe-

Chard John, beer retailer, Upton Vale hotel, Upton road Coxon James, cab proprietor, 2 Park Hill cottages

Charles Alfred, greengrocer, 29 Ellacombe Church road Cozens Henry Dough, tailor, 67 Fleet street

Charlesworth Fanny (Miss), apartments, 9 Lisburne cres Craddock Thomas, organist at St. Mary church, St..

Chave Joseph, carpenter, 4 Avondale villa~, Avenue road Cyprian, Thurlow road

Chesterfield Philip, builder, Gloucester villa, Rock road Crediford Elizabeth & Isaballa (Misses), dress makers, x

Ching Selina (Mrs.), dress maker, 26 Cavern rd. EUacombe Southlands, Tor Hill road

Chowen Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 8 East street Cresswell Charles, Duke of York P.H. St. Mary Church roai.

Christopher Harriett (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Matlock terrace, Crocker Richard & Son, tailors, SI Higher Union street

St. Luke's road Crocker Emanuel, manager W1lts & Dorset Banking Co.

Chubb Joshua, builder, Elstow works, Hatfield road Limited, Bank buildings, Fleet street

Church Extension Association (depot) (Miss Louisa Hum- Crocker Frederick John, butcher, 10 Lower Union stre~t

phries, sec.), 8 Torwood street Crocker James, ironmonger & hot water engineer, 13 Wells-

Church Refuge House (Miss Mary Elizabeth Leigh, superin- wood place, Ilsham road

tendent), Southtown cottage, Brunswick square Crocker Josias Bolt, tailor, 9 Higher Union street

Churchill Herbert Richard, tea dealer, 73 Lower Union st Crocker William, builder, I3A, Wellswood place, Ilsham rd

Churchward Edwin, cabinet maker, 32 Victoria road Crockwell George, auctioneer & bailiff under the "Law

Churchward Edwin Thomas, dairyman, I2 Church st. Tor of Distress Amendment .Act," Cary place, Fleet street

Clapp Emma (Miss), apartments, Woodland leigh, Braddon's CrossEd winThos. hairdresser & tobacconist.,22High Union st.

Hill road east · Cross Elizabeth (Mrs.), Fleet coffee tavern & dining rooms,.

Clarke Adelaide (Mrs.), baker, 3 Tor Hill road · good accommodation for commercial gentlemen, cyclist:J

Clarke Calah, grocer, 22 Lucius street, Tor & tourists, Fleet street

Clarke Edwin, cab proprietor, 4 Meliora cots. Meadfoot lane Cross Thomas Dunning, plain & ornamental sheet metal

Clarke John, tailor, 2 Bronshill terrace, Victoria park worker, Swan street

Clarke Samuel, fruiterer, 66 & 67 Lower Union street CrossmanAlbertErnest,ironmonger,seeAitken,Crossman&CD

Cliff Henry, linen & woollen draper, Glendower, Upton rd Crossman Thomas John, timber merchant, Lower Union la
Cliff Thomas, tailor & draper, IO Springfield ter. Upton hill Crowdy Francis Demaiobray K.A., M.D. physician k

Climick John, shopkeeper, I Farleigh terrace, Upton hill surgeon, 1 Higher terrace

Cload Airred, plumber, Pembroke villas, Ellacombe green Crowe Frederick Joseph William, professor of music-

Clow George, dyer & cleaner, 57 Market street, & hair (organist of Upton church), Marsden, Thurlow road
Crudge Thomas, firewood dealer, Melville lane, Melville st
dresser, 9 Hall's buildings, Belgrave road
Cruse John, builder, joiner, undertaker &c.; jobbing in all
Coad Charles William, boot maker, Sandhill road

Coast Guard Station (Thomas Cummings, chief officer), its branches; estimates given, I Hillside terrace, Higher

Daddy Hole plain · Church road, Ellacombe

Coates Maud Mary (Mrs.), private school, 8 Vale terrace, Crose Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 6 Hillside terrace, Highel""

Lymington road Church road, Ellacombe

Cockram William, wardrobe dealer, SI Higher Union street Crotchett Mary Jane (Mrs.), apartments, I Beatriceterrace,

Cocks John Waiter, pharmaceutical chemist, I Madeira St. Efride's road

place, Tor Hill road; & at St. Mary Church Cudlip Caroline (Mrs. ),apartments,7 Florence ter.Warren rd

Codner Frederick William, butcher, 4 Torwood street Cumming George William Hamilton L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon,

Codner Henrietta (Mrs.), milliner, 42 Higher Union street Annandale, Torwood gardens

CodnerSusan(Miss),art needlework repos.seeLeman&Codner Cumming Robt.carpntr.2Beaconsfield ter.St.MaryChurcb r<l

Coffey Thos. Jas. umbrella maker, I Braddon's Hill rd. we Cummings George, shopkeeper, Victoria park

Cogan Abraham John Thomas, locksmith, 1!:1 Park street Cumper's Private Hotel (Henry Young, propr. ), Torblly rd

Cole Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 13 Scarborough ter · CurryFanny&HarrqMisses),aparts.6Bexly.ter.Bampfyldercl

Cole Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Laburnum street, Tor Cuss Alfred Abel, shopkeeper, Church road, Ellacomba;

Cole James Marwood, grocer, 2 Lisbu'rne pl. Babbaeombe rd Post office, 16 Victoria road
Custom House (sub-port to Teignmouth) (Juhn Hess~t
Cole Samuel, painter, 7 Elstow terrace, Hattield road

Coleridge William, bay & corn merchant, Market street Thomas, principal officer), 10 Palk street

Colas Charles, rag & metal merchants, Temperance street Daines James, apartments, xo Ilsham cotta.{es, Ilsham rd

Collier & Co.wine &spirit mers. 35Torwood st. ;& atPlymouth Dale Samuel, cab proprietor, 12 Ilsham cottages, Ilsham rd

Collinga Edward Francia, Riviera first class private Dallimore Fred.Geo.Prudential insurance agent,38 Abbey rd

hotel, with exquisite views of sea & land, Lower Erith rd Dallman .Anoia (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Lisburne crescent

Collings Francis (Mrs.), baker & confctnr. 17 Low. Unionst Dare Samuel, boot maker, Park. lane
Combe Pafford Manor Office (W. A. Hill, manager & Dashper AUred Frederick, jeweller, 2 Hi~her Union street

receiver), 3 Park crescent Dashper Harriet (Mrs.), aparts. 1 Hexley ter. Bampfylde rd

Comper Ellen (Miss), apartments, 5 Scarborough terrace Dashper William, carpenter & shopkeeper, r Wellington rd.

Compton Castle Coffee Tavern (Henry Salter, proprietor), Daves Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Abbey cres. Torbay rd

105 Lower Union street . Davey .Albert, beer retailer, Victoria park

Coneybeare Elizh. (Miss), apartments, 3 Kents ter. Kents rd Davey Albert, boot & shoe maker, Higher Braddons terrace

Coniam John, Crown inn, Swan street · Davey Frederick James, plumber & ironmonger, 19 Wells--

Convalescent Home (Edward J. Domville, hou. Bee. ; Miss wood place, llsbam road

Charlotte Hawkins, matron), Ockendon, Warren road Davey George, baker, I Melville street

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Davey John, beer retailer, I2 East street;, Tor Easterbrook Edwin, grocer & beer ret. I7 Laburnnm st. Tor

Davey John, watch maker, 2 Somerton ter. St..Efride's road Easterbrouk Geo. Pepperell, watch ma. & jewellr. 9 Fleet st

Davey William, carter, builder, contractor 45 gravel quarr~ Easterbrook Maria (Mrs.), aparts. Springdale,Lymington rd

proprietor; estimates given for road making, Sandhill rd Easterbrook Reuben, carpenter, 26 Fleet street

Davey Wm. Hy. inland revenne officer, Myrtle vil. Warren rd Easterbrook Reuben Fennix,aparts.4Avenue cots.Belgrave rd

Davey William Henry, shopkeeper, 65 Ellacombe Church rd Easterbrook Samuel, builder, I7 Vale terrace, Lymington rd

Davies Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Hi~her terrace Easterbrook. Willia.m, baker, 2 Geneva c:ottages, Tor Hill rd

Davtes George Hall, hair dresser, 9 Market street- Easterbrook Wdlia.m, watch maker, 7 Parkfield road

navies John, chemist, 76 Lower Union street Easterling Edward, boot maker, Pimlico

Davis Annie (Mrs.)1 wardrobe dealer, 55 Higher Union st Easterling Frederick, shopkeeper, u George street

Davis Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, Pimlico Eastley, Jarman & Eastley, solicitors, & stewards to the

Davy Albert Jsph. auctioneer, house & estate agt. 23 Fleet st copyhold manor & borough baronial courts, Paignton,

Davy l<'anny (Mrs.), haberdasher, 23 Fleet street Fleet street; & Manor office, Victoria street, Paignton

Davy John, apartments, 7 Geneva cottages, Tor Hill road Eastley Charles Henry (firm, Eastley, Jarman & Eastley),

Davy William Henry, jobmaster, Livery stJ.bles, Belgrave rd solicitor, steward to the copyhold manor & borough

Day H. & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 74 Fleet street baronial courts & joint solicitor Paignton local board,

Day Amanda Jane (Mrs.), Globe P.H. Higher Union street Fleet street ; & Manor office, Victoria street, Paignton

Day John Shnte, brush maker, 48 Higher Union street Eastley Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Kents ter. Kents rd

Dendle. John, graeer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Eastley Thomas Beckley (firm, Eastley, Jarman & Eastley),

spirit merchants, 4A., Lower Union street solicitor, & joint solicitor to Paignton local board, Fleet

Denford Jas. cab. propr.6 Gpton Vale ter.St.Mary Church rd street; & Manor office, Victoria street, Pa.ignton

Denford Minnie (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Meadfoot lane Eddy William Jn. apartments, I & 2 Portland. p). Abbey rd

Denning William, tailor, Church street, Tor Edgelow William Ford M.D., C.M'. physician & surgeon,

Dennis James, dairy, I6 Sandhill road llraddon field, llraddon Hill road east

Densham George, paperhanger, 73 Lower Union street Edwards & Son, coach builders, 46 & 47 Lower Union street

Derrick George, umbrella repairer, Higher Union lane Edwards John Edwin, beer retailer & bay & corn merchant,

Deussen J. P. Gibbons' commercial hotel, grill room & Belgrave road & Tor Hill road

restaurant & wine & spirit merchant, I Torwood street Edwards Henry, apartments, 8 Higher terrace

Devlin Daniel, lodging house, 8 Ca.ry parade Edwards Joshua Henry,. Half Moon hotel, & wine & spirit

Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Ltmited (branch) (George merchant, 87 Lower Union street

Ellis Mudge, manager), Lawrence place; draw on Bar- Edwards Thorna&, artists' colorman, 2 Fleet street

clay, Bevan, Tritton, Ransom, Bouverie & Co. London E c Edwards William, apartments, 7 Brentwood ter. Warren rd

Devon County Standard (Standard Printing, Publishing & Edwards William Charles, tobacconist & cigar im-

Newspaper Co. Limited, publishers; published friday), porter, 65 Fleet street

Cary place, Fleet street Effer Edward, furniture broker, I6 South street, Tor

Devon & Exeter Savings Bank (Henry Manley & Sons, Effer William, refreshment rooms, 65 Market street

agents), I6 Victoria parade Elford Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Scarborough terrace

Devon Hide, Skin & Manure Co. Limited (The) Elliott Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 33 Victoria road

(Charles Rivers, sec.); registered office, Bank chambers, Elliott Richard Henry, saddler, 4n, Lower Union street

:Fleet street; works, Aller mills, Newton Abbot Elliott William, baker & confectioner, 25 Torwood street

()e,·onshire & Somersetshire ( ISt) Volunteer Royal Engineers Ellis William Charles, florist & greengrocer, 8 Abbey place

(A Co. Capt. Thoma!J Dixon Cook, commanding; B Co. English Joseph, apartments, 10 Beacon terrace

Capt. R. C. Fenton, commander: Sergt.-Maj. Gibbs R.E. Eritn House Institution for Im·alid Ladies (Miss Jenkins,

drill instructor), Drill hall, Rock road lady superintendent), Lower Erith road

Devonshire Dairies Limited (John Gordon, manager), dairy- Etherington Rev. William Duke M.A. boarding school, I

men & cowkeepers, 23 Lower Union street & The Strand; Belgrave terrace, Belgrave road

12 Torwood street ; 3 Wellswood place ; I Chelston square, Eustace Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, Ellerslie, Falkland road

Cocking! on & Model Dairy farm, Kingskerswell EustaceHarriet(Miss), npholstress,2 Beatrice ter.St.Efrides rd

Devonshire ( ISt) Volunteer Artillery, Western Division Evans John, boot maker, 2 Clifton cots.Braddon's Hill rd.ea

Royal Artillery (No. 4 Co.) (Capt. Henry P. Jarman, Evans Williams John, marble mason, 52 Higher Union st

commander; Sergt.-Maj. Isaac Bueknell,drill instructor), Evens Robert, apartments, 4 Megla viis. Warberry rd. west

Drill hall, Tor square Falland Lewis, carpntr. & joiner, 1 Somerton ter. Efrides rd

Dingwall George, refreshment rooms, Pimlico Fanconi Thoma!i, confectioner, I5 Torwood street

Dinham Jas. lamp & oil dealer, 5 Pembroke rd. Ellacombe Farleigh Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Ellacombe Church rd

Dinham James Charles, photographer, u Lower Union st Farley William, plumber, Sunny vale, Upton hill

Dixon Annie (Miss), private schl. 30 Victoria rd. Ellacombe Farrant & Co. G. W. Railway goods & parcels office, 11:011

Dodd Thomas, printer, see Shinner & Dodd Low. Unionst,& The TorquayPanteehnicon,Temperance st

Dodge John, tailor, IO Madrepore place Fay 'fhomas,apartments,Mount Stuart,Middle Woodfield rd

Doe Annie (Miss), apartments, 2 Wellswood park Fell Robert Taylor, carver & gilder, Meadfoot lane

Doidge Richard (Mrs.), window blind maker, Ellacombe Ferrett William, refreshment rooms, II5 Lower Union st

terrace, Ellacombe. See advertisement ferris John L.R.C. P.Edin. surgeon,Sandridge ho.llelgrave rd

Dolbear Arthur, tailor. see Montgomery & Dolbear Ferris Mary (Mrs.), lodging ho. 4 Thurlow pk. Thurlow rd

Dolbear William, boarding house9 Petworth, Chesnut Fey George, undertaker, I Park view, Avenue road
avenue & Greystoke, Belgrave crescent, Belgrave road Field Thomas, butcher, 13 Lucius street
Donoghue Joseph, curiosity dealer, IO Higher Union street Finch Emma & Sarah Ann (Misses), apartments, :~ St.

Dorn Fredk. Wm. aparts. Woodlands, Braddon's Hill rd.east Matthias terrace, Ilsham road

Douglas Jas. & Son,tobaceonists, u,Strand & SA, Victoria par Fire Brigade (Corporation) (Thomas S. Weeks, superinten·

Downing Richard, boot maker, I7 Church street, 'for dent) ; station, Market street

Downing William, fly proprietor, Grafton road Fisher Ellen (Mrs. ),apartments,Lynsted,St.MaryChurch rd

DowningWm.Andrw.cab prpr. Beech cot. Up. Braddon'sHl.rd Fitzpatrick Ellen (Miss), apartments, 6 Cary parade

Drake Edwin, boot maker, I6 Lower Union street . Fletcher W. & R. Limited, foreign meat purveyors, 89

Drake George, builders' merchant, Haytor view, Warberry Lower Union street

road west & Braddon's Hill road west Fogwell William, market gardener, Upton cottage, Upton

Drake Ralph, hosier, 23 Market street Folland James Henry, greengrocer, 24 Higher Union street

Drake William, contractor, I Laburnum place, Hoxton rd Folley Henry, blacksmith, Ilsham road

Drake Wiiliam, Hesketh Arms P.n. Meadfoot lane Folley William, farrier & coach builder, I4 Torwood terrace,

Drake Wm. Hy.grocer &provsn.dlr.44 Princes rd.Ellacombe Babbacombe road

Drea1on Charlotte (Miss), dairy, I Southdown cots. Upton rd Ford Kate (Miss), dress maker, 2 Parkmount cots. Park st

Durbin Edwin & Co. linen drapers, SI & 52 Lower Union st Ford Michael, apartments, 2 Birklands, Babbacombe road

DW'k Isabella(Miss),apartments,IBirklands,Babbacomberd Ford Richard, provision dealer, I3 Lower Union street

Durrant William, photographer, see Cox & Durrant Foster's Parcel Express (William Charles Ladner, agent),

Dustan William, dairy, 3 Lisburne place, Babbacombe road 67 Lower Union street

Dyer Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress·maker, 23 Lucius street Foster Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Park place

Dyer John, beer retailer, J8 George street l<'oster Wm. Thos. apartments, 2 Matlock ter. St. Luke's rd

Dymond Arthur Hingeston (of Exeter), solicitor, & steward Fouraker William James, ironmonger, 29 Victoria parade

of Cary estates, 9 Abbey road Fowler John, cabinet maker, 4 Brentwood ter. Warren road

Dymond George, shopkeeper, I Braddon street Fowles Arthur Stratton, apartments, Dorna, Avenue road

EalesGeo. YoungL. R. c.P.Edin.surgeon,7Portland pl. Abbey rd Fox Edward, refreshment rooms, u: Torwood street

EalesSamuel Crocker,builder,Warberry gro.Prince's rd. west l<"radd Annie (Miss), apartments, I Abbey cres. Torbay rd

Earle Robert, corn merchant, 10 Braddon's Hill road west Fragall M. (Miss), corset maker, 76 Fleet street

Ea.rley Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Lisburne crescent Fragell Elias, laundry, I9 Victoria road

E&Sterbrook Cath.(Mrs. ),aparts.Saville ho.Low. Warberryrd Frampton Thomas, cab proprietor, 3 Elstow ter. Hatfield rd.

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F~:enchChl\l"lt. (Miss),apartments, 9Clifton gro.OldTorwood rd Greenfield Basil Edmund, solicit-or & commissioner for oaths,

French John, shopkeeper, I9 Melville street Woolloomooloo1 St. Luke's road north .

Friendship Samuel, shopkeeper, 3 Ellac6mbe Church road Gregory John, shoeing & general blacksmith, IO Torwood st

Frost George, apartments, 2 Beenland cottage, Tor _ Gregory William Dobell, hair dresser, 43 Lower Union st

Frost George, dairyman, 42 Hyde Park terrace, Victoria rd Gribble George, shopkeeper, Queen street

Frost Wdlia.m, wardrobe dealer, n6 Lower Union street Griffin Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Lisburne crescent

Froude Frederick, fishmonger, I8 Wellswood pl. llsham rd Grist Alfred, apartments, I Lisburne vils. Babbacombe rd

Fry Charles, perambulator manufacturer, 23 Higher Union Grist Alfred Etbelbert, china dealer & carriage proprietor, 8

street &; t5 Fleet street Wellswood place, Ilsham road

Fuller Ellen (Mrs.), dress ma. 5 Elm Tree"cres. Tor Hill rd Grist John, fly proprietor, Grafton road

Furneux George, shopkeeper, Braddon street · Grist Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. 20 Wellswood pl. Ilsham road

Furse James Richard, dairyman i new milk, cream, butter Grist William, post, job & riding master, Lisburne square,

& eggs from my own farm, delivered twice daily in town Babbacombe road

or neighbourhood ; junkets & cream cheese, cream & Grogan Brothers, publishers " Torquay Time3 & South

butter by parcels post, Woodfield dairt, Torwood gardens Devon Advertiser," 64 Fleet street

Furze Joseph, shopkeeper, 54 Hoxton road Grout Charles Edwin, apartments, 7 Beacon terrace

Gaisford Job, cab proprietor, 2 Elstow terrace, Hatfield rd Grove-Hull (Mrs.). dress maker, The Lodge. Cary parade

Gale William Thomas & Son, upholsterers, undertakers & Guyer & Shapley, phannaceutical chemists, u Strand & I

general furnishing warehouse, 2I Wellswood pl. Ilsham rd Lisburne place, Babbacombe road

Gallantree Cecilia Amelia (Mrs.). milliner, I4 Wellswood Haarer Felix Edward, confectioner, 63 Lower Union street;

place, Ilsham road & at Paignton

Gardner Charles .Alien, saddler, 6 South street, Tor Hadley Josiah Henry,. Devon Arms P.H. 28 Fleet street

Gardner Hy. Jas. saddl.er & harness rna. 57 Higher Union st Haggas Bessie (Mrs.), confectioner, 19A, Lower Union street

Gardner Percy Herbert L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, r Matlock Hall Albert, tailor, 4 Braddon's Hill road west

terrace, St. Luke's road Hall Frederick, plumber, Swan street

GarrettHy.Augustus A.M.I.C.E. borough surveyor, Town hall Hall Jane (Mrs.), apartments,Peamore,Middle Woodfield rd

Garton Charles & Co. (of Bristol), brewers, 57 l''leet street Halls George Henry, upholsterer, 2I Victoria parade

Gay Thos. commercial traveller, 3 Florence ter. Warren rd Halls Joseph, apartments, 2 Beacon terrace

Gaydon WiHiam, cab proprietor, 8 Park Hill cottages Halstaff George, shopkeeper, 111 Ellacombe Church road

Gayton Thomas, carpenter, 37 Vale terrace, Lymington rd Hamer & Henley, dress makers, 44 Abbey road

George John William, Falcon hotel, I4 Abbey -road Hamer Elizh. (Mrs.), apartments, Melville ho. Melville st

Gerry Charles Henry, reporter, Tor Church road Hamlyn William Bussell, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Gerry Nicholas, jeweller, 3 Braddon's Hill-road west 32 Fleet street

Gibbons Richa-rd, apartments, 6 Western ter. Belgrave rd Hammond Mary (Miss), apartments, 10 Florence terrace...

Gibbons Sophia (Mrs.), aparts. 5 Ingatestone ter.Warren rd Warren road

Gibbs Henry Francis (Mrs.), milliner, 46 Higher Union st Hancock Annie (Miss), dress maker, I6 Melville street

Gibbs Rt. commercial traveller, I Avenue cots. Belgrave rd Hancock Nicholas, grcr. & provision mer. 1 Brunswick sq

Gibbs Roscoe, stationer, 39 Fleet street Hancock Oliver, butcher, 27 Brunswick square

Gibson Mary (Miss), draper, 3 Lisburne ter. Babbacombe rd Handford H. & Son, linen drapers, Western house, Lucius st

Gibson William, shopkeeper, II Bath ter. Bampfylde road Hannaford Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 5 Cary parade

Gidley Gustavus, apartments, Kilburn hall, Torwood grdns Hannaford Henry John, tobacconist, 29 Lower Union street

Gifford John. shopkeeper, r Albert cots. Ellacombe green Hannaford John, dairyman, Daison cottages, Upton

Gilbert James, wheelwright, 25 Victoria road, Ellacombe Hannaford William, manager Torquay Co-operative Society

Giles William John, sec. to Torquay Recreation Grounds Limited, IS Ellacombe terrace

Co. Limited, 3 Torbay road Hardiman Mrs. private boarding bo. La Rochelle, Bridge rd

Gill Francis, corn merchant, 39 Higher Union street Harding Emma (Mrs.), draper. 98 Lower Union street

Gill James, beer retailer, 39 Abbey road Harding James, outfitter, I2 Higher Union street

Gill James John, window blind mnfr. Rock rd. See advert Harding Mary (Mrs), dairyman, I Gra.fton terrace, St.

Gill Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, u East street Mary Church road

Gilley E. & E. dress makers, Vane Hill house, Park street Harding Thomas Letheby, iron founder, 10 & I~ Market sa

Gilley James Broad, Palk Arms P.H. Pembroke road, Ella- Harding Willia.m, apartments, Primley, Hatfield road

combe & Clarence hotel, Newton road Hardwell Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, Cobnrg pl. Melville st

Gilley Sophia (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Beacon terrace Hardy Clara (Miss), machine knitter, 3 Beatrice terrace,..

Gilpen William, fisherman, Park lane St. Efride's road

Gilsham FrankWm.gold & silver smith,I Brunswick ter.TDr Hare Eleanor (Miss), apartments, St. James', Cary cres-

Girls' Aid Home & Free Registry Office (Miss Laura Rose cent, Tor Church road

Hooper, matron), Bartestree, St. Mary Church road Harris Charles, apartments, 2 .Avenue villas, Avenue road

Glandfield Eliza (Miss), lodging house, -1- Lisburne crescent Harris Elizh. (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Bexley ter. Bampfylde rd

Gla.nfield John, assistant overseer, The Riffel, Thurlow rd Harris Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 21 Abbey road

Glasby Sarah (Miss), apartments, r4 Scarborough terrace Harris Richard, cabinet maker, 6 Elstow ter. Hatfield road

Glaze Albert Henry, Dntfitter, Headingley, Thurlow road Harris Samuel, dairyman, 2B Belgra.ve t.er. Belgrave.road

• Goddard Mary Ann (Mrs.), linen draper, II Market street Barris Thomas William, butcher, 7 Lucius street

Godden Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 East street, Tor Harrison Thomas, Queen's hotel, Victoria parade

Goldsworthy John, apartments, 6 Lisburne crescent Harsant Theodore, hair dresser, I4 'forwood street

Goodyear Henry, grocer, 41 Higher Union street Harty Edward James, artist, 2 Vaughan parade

Goodyear Mary (Miss), grocer, 47 Higher Union street Harvey & Co. house agents & coal mers. 36 Torwood street

Goss Eliza J. & Lydia (Misses), earthenware dealers, 20 HarveyEmma(Mrs. ),apartments,4Sandridge ter.Belgrave rd

Higher Union street Harvey George Louis,practical tailor & cutter; several years'

Goss & Co. tea & coffee merchants, IS Brunswick square experience in the West End of London; ladies' jackets a

Goss Frederick, upholsterer, 46 Abbey road speciality, 26 Brunswick square

Goss Mary (Miss), ladies' school, IS Brunswick square Harvey Godfrey,commercial trav. ro Geneva cots.Tor Hill rd

Goss William Adams, builder & contractor,Ella.combe house Hatton Sarah (Mrs.), baker, I Madrepore road

• Goss William Henry, prmter, Temperance street Havill Wm.Anthony,apartments, I Warren HI. viis. Warren rd

Gould Betsey (Mrs.), laundress, lil Braddon terrace Hawken Henry,builder, contractor, unde-rtaker,house paintel."

Gould George Edward, cab proprietor & refreshment rooms, & paperhanger; estimates given,I2Moorland ter.Upton rd

3 Anglesea terrace, Newton road Hawkins Harry, dairyman, Manor Park dairy, Upton. vale
Gove Elizh.(Mrs.),apartments,2Lansdowne vls. Vansittart rd Hawkins Samuel George, ironmonger, so Higher Union st

Gove Thomas, shopkeeper, 27 Victoria road Hawkins Thomas, fruiterer, 88 Lower Union street

Gower Joseph, cab proprietor, Suffolk cliffe, Ilsham road Hawkins William, shopkeeper, I Queen street

Gower Joseph (Mrs.), apartments, Suffolk cliffe, llsham rd Hayman Eraest, boot maker, 10 George street

Graham Thomas Francis, apartments, Templestowe, Cary Hayman Rd. apartments, 2 Highbury vils. Low. Bronshill rd

crescent, Tor Church road Haynes Mary An1;1 (Mrs.), lamp & oil dlr. 38 Higher Union st

Grant Harry & Sons, art marble workers, 29 Torwood st. ; Haynes William, greengrocer, 2 Wellswood pi. lisham road

works, Watcombe Hayward John Sydney, builder & paperhanger, 2 Lucios st

Grant J. & H. poulterers, IS Victoria parade Head John Frederick, shopkeeper, Daison cottages, Upton

Grant R. & Son, wine & spirit mers. 36 Lower Union st Head William, shopkeeper, Queen street

Granville Mansions (Private) Hotel & Boarding Establish- Heale Charles, farrier, 1 Temperance street

ment (Mrs. Annie Raby, manageress), St. Luke's rd. sth Heale Joseph, furniture dealer, I6 Market street ,

Gray Harry J. plumber, I I Braddon street Heale Thomas, boot maker, Lower Union lane

Great Western Railway Passengers & Parcels Booking(Town) Heard Waiter, apartments, 3 Higher terrace

Office, 2 Vaughan parade Heath Brothers, auctioneers, land & estate agents, 74 Fleet

C!.- Thomas & Son, chimney sweepers, Park lane street ; & :t Bedford circus, Exeter

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Heath Henry, fish dealer, Pimlico Hopkins Nellie (Miss), teacher of dancing, deportment &

Heath Mary & Elizabeth (Misses), drapers, 55 Hyde Park calisthenics, The Athenreum, Fleet street ; & at Calabria,

terrace, Victoria road Newton Abbot. See advertisement

Heath Richard, apartments, I lngatestone ter. Warren rd Hopkins Richard, furniture dealer, 81 Lower Union street

Heaviside Charles, proprietor Reynolds' pianoforte saloon, 27 Hore C. (Mrs.), fruiterer, 32 Fleet street

Torwood street Hore Frederick William, grocer, I 'l'or square, Tor

Hellier Joseph, apartments, Pimlico Horswill Ann (Mrs.), apartments,s Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd

Helyar Albert L.D.S.R.c.S.Eng. dental surgeon, 23 Bel- Horton & Co. chemists, Torwood street

grave terrace, Belgrave road Horton Charles, apartments, I3 Belgrave ter. Belgrave road

Henley Anna & Kate (Misses), private girls' school, 6 Geneva Horwood Joseph, b~er retailer, Meadfoot lane

cottages, Tor Hill road Hosking and Son, confectioners, 13 Torwood street

Henley Brothers, grocers, I4 Lower Union street Hoskins Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 17 Higher Umon street

Henley Elena (Miss), dress maker, see Hamer & Henley Houseman Wm.steward Royal Torbay Yacht club,Beacon ter-

Henley Minnie (Miss), dress maker, see Hamer & Henley Howe Robert, beer retailer, 77 Fleet st •

Henley Richard Tozer, tailor, 4 Abbey road Howe Robert, jun. beer retailer, 78 Lower Unionst

Hepworth I. & Son Lim. (of Leeds),clothiers,99LowerUnion st Howe William Henry, lath render, 3 Alma terrace, Rock rd

Herbert & Co. manufacturing furriers, SA, Fleet street Howell Henry Jacob, tailor, Braddon cottages, Braddon'8

Herne William, butcher, 11 Madeira place, Tor Hill road Hill road west

Hersey William, apartments, The Boltons, Cary crescent Humphreys Francis Herbert, upholsterer, 5Tor Church road

Hewings Abraham, boot & shoe maker, Tor Hill road Humphreys Henry, M.A., M.D. physician & surgeon, St.

Hex Frederick Samuel, town clerk & clerk to the urban Aubins, St. Mary Church road

sanitary authority & school attendnce.commi~tee,Town hall Hunt Alfred, ·dental surgeon, Albion house, Tor Hill road

Hext George Hawkins, solicitor & commissioner to adminis- Hunt Emily (Miss), dress maker, 7 Trafalgar terrace, St.

ter oaths, see Kitsons, Mackenzie & Hext, & sec. Torquay Mary Church road

Market Co. 1 Vaughan parade; & at Newton Abbot Hunt Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Trafalgar terrace, St.

Heyward John, tobacconist, I East street Mary Church road

Hickey Eva (Miss), teacher of dancing, deportment & calis- Hunter Samuel, pork butcher, I6 Lower Union street

thenics, The Athenreum, Fleet sLreet; & at Calabria,New- Hunton Thomas B.A. private tutor, Bronshill, Bronshill rd

ton Abbot. See advertisement Hurson & Son, market gardeners, I Beaconsfield terrace~

Hicks Samuel, furniture broker, 5 Laburnum row, Tor St. Mary Church road

Higgins Elizabeth (Mrs.), stay maker, 28 Sandhill road Hurvid John, shopkeeper, 19 Waterloo road

High School for Girls Co. Limited (John Lane, sec.), 2 Hussey George, manager Imperial hotel, Park Hill road

Banner cross, Abbey road Hnsson Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Cavern rd. Ellacombe

Hill Ada (Mrs.), apartments, Scarborough terrace Hutchings Mahala (Mrs.), shpkpr. Orchard cots. Ellacombe

Hill Charles, decorator, 104 Lower Union street Hutchings Sarah Jane (Miss), dress & mantle maker, z

Hill George, glass bottle dealer, Swan street Laburnum row, Tor

Hill George Albert, cab proprietor, & lodging house; orders Hutchings Waiter, builder, 2 Beechwood, Abbey road

punctually attended to ; furnished apartments, Acacia Hutchings William, apartments, Meliora cot.s. Meadfoot lane

lodge, Higher Erith road Hutchins John Reed, builder, I Bedford row, Stentifords hl

Hill John Hurrul, boot & shoe ma.2 Hall's bldgs.Belgrave rd Hutton Carolina (Miss), aprtmnts. I6 Bath ter.Bampfylde rd

Hill Richard, livery stable keeper, 3 Trafalgar terrace, St. Button Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, I Lower terrace

Mary Church road . Huxham Richard, boot maker, I Croton villas, Warren rd

Hill Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 59 Ellacombe Church rd Huxley James Usher M.D. physician, 9 Higher terrace

Hill William, dairyman, 9 Park street Hyne Thomas, chimney sweeper, Melville street

Hill William Alfred, manager & receiver to the manors of Imperial hotel (George Hussey, manager), Park Hill road

Tormoham & Combe Pafford, steward of the manor courts Inch Christopher, cab proprietor, Vane Hill road

& agent Royal Exchange Fire & Life & Marine Insurance Inch James, fly proprietor, Alberta, Avenue rd

Cos. 3 Park crescent Inch Mary Grace (Miss), apartments, Lorne, Avenue road

Hi11 William Edward, beer retailer, 21 Braddon's street Inch Richard, cab proprietor, 3 Lucius street

Hi11ier George, apartments, Crofton house, Croft ro:td Inch Wm. Towel!, flyproprietr. 3 Beaufort cotts. Avenue rd

Hingston George, boot & shoe maker, Rockwalk steps Inland Revenue Office ( William Henry Davey, officer)~

Hingston Jessie (Miss), .apartments, Carshalton, Cary cres Myrtle villa, ·warren road

Hodge John, cab proprietor, IS Wellswood place, Ilsham rd Inventors' Patent Right Association Limited (Torqnt~.y, St.

Hodge Richard, greengrocer, 77 Lower Union street Mary Church & Paignton branch) (G. T. Keppel, sec. &

Holding & Son, tailors, IO Hall's buildings, Belgrave road manager), 42 Fleet street

Hole Edwd. Robt. cabinet ma. I Limegrove ter.Belgrave rd Iredale Andrew, bookseller, bookbinder & librarian & agent.

Hole Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, Stonehall, Belgrave cres for the sale of ordnance maps, depots of the Christian

Hole George, florist, 'l'he Vinery, Higher Erith road Knowledge Society & the National Society; terms of !lub-

Hole George, shopkeeper, 5 Jubilee terrace, Upton scription to library & reading rooms on application, Sut-

Hole Joseph, cabmet maker, I8 Higher Union street scription reading rooms, I3 btrand

Hole Josepb, shopkeeper, 20 Princes road, Ellacombe Ireland William & Son, builders, I Erin cottag-es, East st

Holland William, livery stables, 3 Bath ter. Bampfylde rd Jackson George Buckland, saddler, 82 Lower Union street

Holloway Alfred, ironmonger, 38 Fleet street Jacombs Sarah (Mrs.),aprtmnts. II Bexleyter.Bampfylderd

Holloway's London Co-operative Drug Stores Jarman Henry Plumbridge (firm, Eastley, Jarman &.

(Edwin Arthur Holloway, sole proprietor), dispensing, Eastley), solicitor & commissioner to administer oaths,

wholesale, retail & manufacturing chemists, makers & clerk to commissioners of taxes for Haytor division, Fleet

retailers of coca wines, Liebig's meat & malt wines &c. street ; & Manor office, Victoria street, Paignton

proprietors of Holloway's chiropodyne, Burdock pills &c.; Jarrett Ed ward, beer retailer, 20 Upton Church road

illustrated lists free, 34 Fleet street; & I4 Courtenay street, Jarvis Francis Hingston, house decorator, 4 Abbey place

Newton Abbot Jarvis Stephen, painter & glazier, 32 South street, 'for

Holman Edward Lawrence, jobmaster, South Town mews, Jeff~ry Alfred James, coal & coke merchant, Temperance st.

Teignmouth road J enkins & Co. boot & shoe makers, 48 Fleet st.reet

Holman Richard, jobmaster, Royal mews, Torwood street Jenkins Henry 'fozer, marble mason, 56 Lower Union street.

Holman William, jun. livery stables, St. Luke's road & Temperance street

Home & Colonial Stores, tea &c. dealers (Arthur Hunt, Jerrett John, apartments, I Western terrace, Belgrave road

manager), I & 2 The Arcade, Lower Union street Job Andrew, cabinet maker, upholsterer & undertaker,

Home for Inebriate Women (Miss Jessie Alien, superinten- manufacturer of every description of plush mounts, !<1:

dent), 'l'emple lodge, Castle road Meadfoot lane & 8 Park crescent

Honeywill George, cab proprietor, Higher Terrace mews Job Elizabeth J. (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Park crescent

Honeywill Samuel, livery stables, Higher Terrace mews Job Harry, apartments, 11 St. Mark's place

Honnor William Frederick, apartments, 4 Higher terrace Job Henry, shoeing smith, East street

Hooper & Wollen, solicitors, Carlton house, Lower terrace Job William, fly proprietor, Meadfoot lane

Hooper Briscoe (firm, Hooper & Wollen), solicitor, notary Johns Charles (Mrs.), milliner, I8 Fleet street

public & commissioner for oaths & sohcitor to the Torquay Johns Ernest, teacher of music; 4 Park crescent

corporation, Carlton house, Lower terrace Johns Percy, assistant borough surveyor, Town hall

Hooper Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, Boscobel, Lower Erith rd Johns William John, bookbinder, 4 St. John's terrace,

Hooper Harry Dundee M.A. (firm, Hooper & Wollen), solici- Braddon's Hill road west

tor & commissioner for Supreme court of the colony of Johnson Francis, house & estate agent, auctioneer,appraiser

Newfoundland, Lower terrace & valuer for probate & agent for Hand-in-Hand Insuranre

Hooper Thomas, apartments, 13 Florence ter. Warren road Co. Victoria parade ·

Hopkins Arthur, confectioner, 79 Lower Union street Johnson Samuel, treasurer to corporation, agent for Sun

Hopkins Charles, town criet- & bill poster, Braddon's hill Fire & Life Assurance Co. I Vaughan parade

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DIRECTORY.]

Johnson Thomas, surgeon-dentist, 35 Fleet street . Lear John, watch maker, 7 Sandhill road

Johnson William Henry, beer retailer, 2 Brunswick square Lear Mary Jane (Miss), apartments, I2 Belgra.ve terrace,

Joint John Smerdon, shopkeeper, Sandhill road Belgrave road

Jones Annie (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Beacon terrace Lear Thomas, sail maker, 9 Palk street

Jones John, Manor hotel, Market street Lee Arthur, corn merchant, 54 Higher Union street

Jordan Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Madrepore road Lee Edward James, boot maker, I Abbey road

Jordan William, baker, Queen street Lee Edwin, plumber, IIB Lower Union street

.Jordan's Private Conunercial & Family hotel Lee Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, I3 Hoxton road

(Mrs. S. Bulleid, proprietress), Fleet street Lee Gilbert, boot maker, 4 Wellswood place, Ilsham road

Joyce .t Son, linen drapers, 41 Fleet street Lee Mary Grace (Mrs.), apartments, Musselbur5h, Kentsrd

Julian Margaret (Miss), mantle & costume maker, see Lee William Henry, ironmonger, IOIA, Lower Union street

Hloomfield & Julian Lee William Henry, plumber, 8 Park street

Jury Elizabeth (Mrs.), furnished apartments, without Legge Edward,invalid carriage proprietor, Higher Ter.mews

attendance, healthy part, Fairlawn, Upton road, Tor Lemaire Francis Henry, fishmonger, I8 Victoria parade

Jury Samuel Shapter, cab proprtr. Fairlawn, Upton rd. Tor Lemaire Paul Fras. apartments, 7 Grosvenor ter. Warren rd

Karkeek Paul Quick, surgeon & medical officer of health for Lemon James, shopkeeper, 23 Victoria road

Torquay & St. Mary Church, Isca, Abbey road Lemon Richard Clark, auctioneer, Rock road

Keeffe Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 3 Beanland cotts. Tor sq Leonard Hugh, apartments, 3 Avenue villas, Avenue road

Keeling Mary Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Bath terracP., Lethbridge Christopher, shopkeeper, 34 Victoria road

Bampfylde road Lewis W. & Co. grocers, 41 Lower Union street

Keely Uennis, teacher of music, Ellacombe ter. Ellacombe Lewis Alfd. Wm. private boarding ho. Sherwood, Belgra.ve rd

Kelland George Albert, watch maker, 2I Torwood st Libral"y & Reading Ro6ms (subscription) (A. Iredale, pro-

Kelland Peter, furniture remover, Victoria park prietor), Subscription reading rooms, 13 Strand

Kempthorne John, apartments, 6 Florence tel". Warren road Lidstone Tom, beer retailer, 9 Madeira place, Tor Hill road

Kendall Wm. Alfd. apartments, II Florence tel". Warren rd Lidstone Mary Ann (Mrs.), Castle P.H. 6IA, Lower Unions\

Kentisbeer Elizh. (Mrs.), Old Chul"ch inn, Labmnum st. Tor Lillycrop James William,beer retailer, I Labmnum st. Tor

Kentisbeer George S<'ott, beer retailer, Temperance stYeet Lima Frank, local manager for the National Telephone Co.

Kent's Cavern (William Francis Powe, custodian) (daily IO Limited, 15 Abbey road

to 5), llsham road Lindop Thomas Crump M.A.oxon. solicitor & commis.OJioner

Keppel George Thomas, solicitor & solicitor to the First to administer oaths in the Supreme court& to take acknow-

Torquay Building Society, & agent to the Northern & ledgments of deeds by married women, & clerk to magis-

Sickness & Accidental Insurance Companies, 42 Fleet trates for Torquay division, 74 Fleet street

street; & at St. Mary Church . Lintern John, apartments, 7 Woodland grove, Braddon's

Kerswell John James, beer retailer, 45 Higher Union street Hill road east

Kerswill William, confectioner, Hattield road Lipscombe Harry, shopkeeper, East street

Keul Henry, apartments., 9 Cary parade Little Western Steamship Co. (Renwick & Wilton, agents)-

Kieser Jacob Henry, turkish baths, Warren rd. & Abbey rd Beacon quay

King A!;nes Watson (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Vaughan parade Litton Clara & Mary Jane (Misses), dress mas. 45 Abbey rd

King Charles, secondhand bookseller, II3 Lower Union st Lloyds Bank Limited (Thomas Arnold, manager), I :Fleet

King Torn, apartments, 32 Victoria parade street; draw on London office, 72 Lombara street E.C

Kingswill John Tozer, butcher, 2 Braddon's Hill road west Lock Frederick, butcher, 37 Higher Ellacombe road

Kingwill William Mortimore, fancy drpr. 22 Low. Union st Lombe Thomas Robert M.D. physician, Bemerton, Cary rd

Kitsons, Mackenzie & Hext, solicitors, & agents to the West London Association for Protection of Trade(Torquay branch)

of England :Fire & Life & Commercial Union !<'ire & Life (Albert Joseph Davy, sec.), 23 Fleet street

Insurance Companies, I Vaughan parade Loram John, shoeing smith, Higher Union lane

Kitson Charles William (firm, Kitsons, Mackenzie & Hext), Lorimer Hobart, draper, 2 St. Albans terrace, Castle road

solicitor & commissioner for oaths & agent Economic Life Lory William, apartments, 8e6(;hcroft, Tor Church road

Assurance Society, I Vaughan parade Lott Jessie (Mrs.), milliner, 9 Lower Union street

Kitson John (firm, Vivian, Kitson & Co. ), sec. to the Torquay Loud Alfred John Hore, butcher & cattle dealer ; families

Gas Co. &c. I Vaughan parade waited on; prime pork & beef sausages daily, 6 Farley

Kitto Frederick, photographer, 3 Lower Union street terrace, Mudge's hill

Kitto Thomas, photographer, 20 Lower Union street Love Anna Maria (Mrs.), linen draper, 35 Lower Union st

Knight Benjamin, pharmaceutical chemist, 97 Low. Unionst Love Isabella (Miss), apartments, Lassie & Thornthwaite,

Knight John, jeweller, 6 Ingatestone terrace, Warren road Avenue road

Knight William, butcher, 28 Victoria road Lovell John, grocer, 25 Lucius street, & apartments, 8

Kramm John, watch maker, 65A, Fleet street Scarborough terrace

Labdon Edmund, apartments, 2 Grosvenor ter. Warren. rd Low Wi!liam, dairy, I2 Wellswood place, Ilsham road

Ladner lsabella (Mrs.), apartments, Headingley, Avenue rd Lowe Harford John A.C.P., M.C.P. girls' school, I Oaklands

Laless John, shopkeeper, Pimlico . Abbey road ·

LamicraftJoseph, carriage builder, Rock road Lucas :Fredk. ironmonger,J Hall's buildings, Belgrave road

Land Albert, boot & shoe maker, 25 Ellacombe Church rd Lucas James Henry, furn. brokr. 7 Madeira pl. Tor Hill rd

Lands Samuel, shopkeeper, 36 Hoxt.on road Luckham Alfred, apartments, 9 Florence ter. Warren road

Lane John F.C.A. chartered accountant & house & estate Ludlow Fredk. pianoforte tuner, 8 Elstow road, Hatfield rd

agent, 2 Bannercross, Abbey road Luly & Cox, apartments, Newburgh house, Belgrave cres

Lane John, apartments, Lansdowne, Old Torwood road Luscombe Susan & Betsy (Misses), miliiners, 5 Vaughan par

Lane John Strong, boot maker, Temperance street Luscombe Arthur Sydney, baker, 3 Laburnum row, Tor

Lane William, apartments, 8 Torwood ter. Babbacombe rd LuscombeElizh.(Mrs.),apartments,I3Bath ter.Bampfylde rd

Lang John, coach builder, 2 Ingatestone terrace, Warren rd Luscombe Eliza Soudon (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Scarboro' ter

Langdon Anna (Miss), apart.ments, Beau-Coin, Avenue rd Luscombe Johanna Grace (Miss),dress maker, 41 Ellacombe

Langford & Son, trunk makers, 2 Cary place, l<'leet street Church road

Langler William Luscombe~ wheelwright, 7 South st. Tor Luscombe John, butcher, 4 Hall's buildings, Belgrave road

Langworthy William, shopkeeper, Victoria park Luscombe Mary Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Brentwood ter-

Lark John, general smith, IO Ellacombe, Church road race, Warren road

Larsen Elleu (Mrs.), stationer, 9 Hall's bldgs. Belgrave rd Luscombe Matthew Willia.m Burnell, beer retailer, Hall's

Last-Smith Edward L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon & hon. physician buildings, Belgrave road

to Torbay hospital, Mayfield, St. Mary Church road Luscombe Thomas, shopkeeper, Warren hill

Lavers Robert, apartments, I7 Bath terrace, Bampfylde rd LuscombeThos.Moulder,apartments,Somerton,St.Efride'.s rd

Lavers Thomas, carriage proprietor, Tor Church road Lyne Daniel, dyer, Torwood street

Lawrence John, tailor, 2 Warren Hill villas, Warren road Lyon Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Bexleyter. Bampfylde rd

Lawrence John S. upholsterer, 10 Laburnum row, Tor Mabin William Stabb, watch maker, 62 Lower Union street

Lawrence Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I2 George street McCabe Lillie (Mrs.), apartments, I2 St. Mark's place

Lawrence Sydney John, upholsterer, I Ellacombe Church rd McCollough Harriet Louisa (Miss), dress maker, IO Wel-

Leach Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 7 St. Mark's pl lington road

Leaman & Codner, art needlework repository, 8I Fleet street McCormack's Limited,cycle manufacturers, 32 Fleet street;

Lea:nan Alexander, builder, I6 Brunswick square & at Paignton & Plymouth

Lea.man Thomas, apartments, I Elstow, Hatfield road McDonald John, accountant, 2 Lauriston vils. Tor Hill road

Leaman Thomas, bldr. & surveyor, Torre cots.Brunswick sq McKellar John William, builder, I6 Florenceter. Warrenrd

Leaman Thomas James, grocer, I Moorlands ter. Upton rJ MackenzieHenryTireman(firm,Kitsons, Mackenzie & Hext),

Lear Amelia I<'ortescue (Miss), dress & mantle maker, 4 solicitor, commissioner & notary public, I Vaughan par

Bath terrace, Bampfylde road lMcLanachan John Lorimer, photographer, I Cary parade
Lear Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 9 St. M:trk's place McMahon Charles, sanitary inspector to the Torqnay Cor-

Lear Henry, baker & confectioner, 82 Fleet street . poration, Town hall •,

638 TORQUAY A~D TORMOBA~. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY'~

MacMillan George, tailor, n Fleet street Moore Robert, tailor, 2 Elm place, Tor

McMillan Mary Jane (Miss), .apartments, 7 P!lrk place . Moore William, tailor, Park lane

Maddock Brothers, grocers, 5 Lower Union street Morgan Charles, carpenter, 6 Elm Tree cres. Tor Hill road

Maddever Mary (Miss), private boarding house, 4 Belgrave Morgan George Wm. pianoforte warehoufe, 28 Abbey road

terrace, Belgrave road Morgan Susan (Miss), dairy, 10 Park street

Madge Matthew, boot maker, 1-9 Upton Church road Morgan Thomas Wm. pianoforte warehouse, 31 Torwood st

Maino Giuseppe, apartments, 3 Grosvenor ter. Warren road Morris John, apartments, n Beacon terrace

Magrow Henry, shopkeeper, 26 Victoria park Morrish Sydney S. artist, Clare house, St. Mary Church rd

Manley & Scms, house agents & coal mers. 16 Victoria par Morlle Frederick, cab proprietor, 2 Park street

Manley Alfred, borough accountant, Town ball Mortimore Isabella (Miss), dress maker, 46 Hoxton road

Manle:y ArthurGeorge, upholsterer, Beacon quay Motton William, C9untry House hotel, Ellacombe

Manley Caroline (Mrs.), milliner &c. see Weeks & Manley Mountstephen John Henry, cutler & gun maker, 10 Fleet

Manley Fred. (Mrs.), milliner, I Strand street; & at Plymouth

Manle:;Susannah (Mrs.), milliner, 9 Vaughan parade Mudge George Ellis, manager of the Torquay branch of the

Mann John, 'Private boarding house, Kistor house, Belgrave Devon & Cornwall Bank Limited, Lawrence place

road. See advertisement MudgeJohn Tozer, apartments, n Grosvenor ter. ·warren rd

Mann William Dodge, stock & share broker & insurance Mudge William, farmer, Upton farm, Upton

agent, Carlton house, Lower terrace Mugford Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress ma. I2 Braddon's Hill rd. we

Mann William O'Connor, district superintendent Prudential Mumford John, builder, see Vanstone & Mumford

Assurance Co. Limited, 12r Lower Union street ~urch John, livery stables, Braddon's hill

Manning Susan (Miss)~ shopkeeper, Melville street Murray & Rivers, auctioneers, house & estate agents,

Mannion Sarab (Miss), apartments, Cabalva, Torwood gdns probate valuers, undertakers & general financial agents,

Mansfield Orlando A. Mus. Doe. teacher of music, Silverton, agents to the Liverpool & London & Globe Fire Insur-

Vane hill ance Co. & secs. Torquay Mutual Plate Glass Insurance

March Nathaniel, florist & gardener; flowers, wreaths & Society Limited, & agents Bristol & Clifton Permanent

bouquets to order: gardens kept in order, Acadia cottage, Society, IIA, Strand

Higher Erith road Murrell John, shopkeeper, Pimlico

1\iardon Hester (Mrs.), apartmts. Carlsbad, Higher Erith rd Museum of the Natural History Society (William Else, cura-

Mardon Thomas, painter, 1 Woodlands, Warren road tor; Alexander Somervail, hon. sec.), Babbacombe road

MarkerJohn,shopkeeper,Higher Braddon st.Stentiford's hill Mycock Th•;mas John, tobacconist, 2 Lower Union street

Marler & Son, painters, 47 Fleet street Nankivell Charles Atkinson :&LB.LOnd. physician, Ashley

Marles John, apartments, 6 Meliora cotts. Meadfoot lane lodge, Abbey roarl

Marles William, carpenter, 4 Braddon terrace Narracott Brothers, wine & spirit merchants, 7 Strand

Marley Mary Ann (~Irs. ), shopkeeper, I4 Church st. Tor Narracott Samuel Jn. glass & china dealer, 33 Victoria par

Marshall Elizabeth (Mrs.}, apartments, 2 Torwood terrace, Narracott William Henry, bookbinder1 5 Brunswick square
Babbacombe road National Provincial Bank of England Limited (branch) (Jn.

Ma-rtin R. E. & Son, estab. 1856; painters, decorators, W. Mayo, manager), 75 l''leet street; draw on head office,

glaziers, grainers, paperhangers, sign & glass writers, II2 Bishopsgate within, London E c

gilders & embossers, carpenters& contrctrs. 6 Vaughan par National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children

Martin Thomas & Son, grai:.ers & decorators, 20 Highbury (Miss M. C. Kitson, hon. sec.; Francis Thynne Whetham,

road, Ellacombe inspector), 22 Abbey road

Martin Abraham, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 38 Princes rd National Telephone Co. Limited (Frank Lima, local

Martin Alfred, shopkeeper, Pimlico manager), 15 Abbey road

Martin Geo. Hy. house decorator &c. see Martin R. E. &Son Neat William, fruiterer, 83 Lower Union street

Martin Henry, beerretaiier, 6 Madrepore road Neck Samuel, apartments, 3 Bridge road

Martin John, market gardener, Osborne gardens, Meadfoot Nelson Waiter, photographer, I Cary place, Fleet street
, Ness Thomas Henry, chemist & druggist, so Lowet Union st.
road ; & fruiterer, 26 Torwofld street

Martin Silas, linen draper, 41 Market street . & 49 Market street

Martyn William Frederick, apartments, 13 Park street Newcombe Arth. apartments, Sea view, Higher Wellesleyd

Maryon Edward, boot maker, 3 Madeira place, Tor Hill rd Newcombe Joseph, contractor, 5 South street, 'for

Masonic Hall (William Taylor, bon. sec.), Park H1ll road Newlyn Jas. chemist & druggist, 9 Wellswood pl..IIsham rd

Masson Marion (Mrs.), apartments, I Lisburne terrace, Newnham Elizh. (Miss), apartments, see'Smith & Newnham

Babbacombe road Nicholson Rd. & Sons, builders, n Hall's bldgs. BelgraverJ

Mathews James Henry, corn merchant Nichols William, Devon Arms P .. H. Park lane

Matthews Jane (~liss), apartments; furnished apartments Nickells William, blacksmith, 7 Ilsham cotts. llsham road

with attendance; view of bay, 3 Lisburne crescent Nightingale William, beer retailer, Abbey road

MatthewsJn.Jsph.accountant to TorquayGas Co.59 Fleet st Noble Thomas William A.R.C.M. organist of St. John's

Matthews Mary (Miss), dress ma. 4 Elm Tree cres. Tor Hll.rd church, Edgmont, Grafton road

May Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Wellswood park Norman Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress makr. I Cary pi. Fleet st

Mayne Harry, florist, 22 Torwood st. ; & at Cockington Norman William Henry, electroplater & gilder, jeweller &

Mayne William Henry, grocer, 35 Market street dealer in antique china, silver plate &c. 1 Cary pi.. Fleet st

MayneSamuely jobbing gardener, Rosedale, Avenue road Norris Josephine (Miss), apartments, 5 Brentwood terrace,

Mayo John W. branch manager National Provincial Bank of Warren road

England, 75 Fleet street Norsworthy Thomas, maker of oilskins, coats & trousers,

Mead William, grocer, I Upton Church road leggings, van covers, loin cloths &c.I Ferndale, Low. Upton

Melhuish John, fishmonger,·44 Hyde Pa::'k ter. Victoria rd North way William, plumber, 22 Wellington road

Memery Thomas, auctioneer, 4 Bexley ter. Bampfylde road Nosworthy James, tailor, 46 South street, Tor '

Meneer George, tailor, 42 Princes road Nosworthy Robert, boot maker, 46 Soutti street, Tor •

Middleton Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Albert cottages, Noswortby William Joseph, confectioner, 18 Abbey road

Ellacombe green Nowell William, shopkeeper, 18 Vale ter. Lymington road

Middleton Harry, glass & china dealer, 13 Brunswick square Oaks Chas. carpenter & builder, Palk st. & 4 Vaughan par

Mildmay Home for :. ·onsumption. (Sister Mary, matron), Oates Josiah, coach builder & wheelwright, Lower Union la

Smyrna, Bronshill road Ockford William George, stationer & printer, 3 Market st

Mildon Caroline (Mrs.), boniton lace maker, 5 Torwood st Odell W1lliam F.R.c.s.Eng. surgeon, l"erndale, St. Mary

Mildon Robert, basket maker, 16A, Braddon's street Church road

Miller l''rederick, saddler, 2 'l'o: Church road Oldrey Margaret Cowell (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Torbay road

Miller R. W. wine & spirit vaults, Park street Oldfield Alice (Miss), apartments, 3 Torbay r.oad

Millford Susan (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, Queen street ' Oliver Fras.& Wm.linen & woollen drapers, 28 Brunswick sq

Mills Elizh. (Miss), dress maker, 5 Moorland ter. Upton rd Oliver Geo. boot & shoe dealer,I9 Low. Union st. & 36 Fleet st

Milne William & C'o. chemists & druggists, 4 Fleet street Oliver Thomas & Sons, cabinet makers, upholsterers, auc-

Milton Mary Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Beacon terrace tioneers, house & estate agents & undertakers (telephone

Mitchell Martha (Mrs.), dairy, Warren hill, Warren roa.d Nos. 12 & 182), The Strand. See advertisement ·

MitchellWilliam,cab proprietor, 5 Portland cotts. Tor Hill rd Oliver Waiter Harry, St. James,. hotel & re~:;tanrant, 27 & 28

Mogridge George, boot maker, 7 Laburnum row, Tor · Victoria parade

Mogridge Thomas, linen draper, 68 & 69 Lower Union st Ornsby Mary Parminter (Miss), apartmnts. Reno, Bridge rd

Molyneux l''rederick Henry, boys' preparatory school, Osborne hotel (Miss LouisaMarsh,manageress),Hesketh cres

Knowsley, Middle Warberry road Owen William Sidney, engravel', 63A, Fleet street

Montgomer~~ & Dolbear, nawal & military tailorsr hosiers, Paarman Christr.cane&wicker manfr. I2Braddon'sHiU rd. we.

glovers, latters & shirt makers, Sartor house, 49 l''leet st Pack Samuel, builder & contractor,Parkfield ter.Parkrield rd

Moon George Wilham, chemist & druggist, see Palk &Smith Packe Henry I. sec. of Torbay hospital,Berry view,Hlltfield rd

Moore Charley Lewis, tailor, I Grosvenor ter. Warrt·n road Packer Wm.Hy.aparts.2:Montpellier ter.Braddon'sHill rd. we

Moore George, apartments, Wellesley, Belgraye crescent Page, Ransom & hcry (Misses), millinert~, 3 Torwoud stre.!t

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Page George, apartments, Pembroke, 1\Ieadfoot road •

PimmCharlotte(Mrs.),apa.rtmnts.7Matlock ter.St.Luke's rd

. Paige Frank, baker & eonfectione1'1 I FlOl'ence place, Higher Pinkbam James, apartments, 8 Beacon terrace
· Pinkham Jessie (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Abbey cres.Torbayrd
Church road, Ellacombe

Paisb & Co. 'Pianoforte wal'ehouse, 78 k 79 Fleet street J Pinkstone John, apartments, 2 Cary villas, Warren road

PalkChas. & Sons, butchers, 1 SLower Union st.; & atPaignton Pitt William Matthew, grocer & provision dlr. tS Victoria rd

Palk & Smith, chemists, S Strand 1 Pitts Gertrude Mary (Miss), dress maker, 9 South st. Tor

,l'alk Alfred Henry, butcher, 5 Wellswood pi. Ilsham road Poat Charles, painter & decorator, 4 Beatrice terrace, St.

Palmer Cecilia (Miss), apartments, Belfield, Cary crescent, • Efride's road

Tor Church road • Pocklington Eveline {Mrs. ),apartments,Edgehill,Meadfoot la

Palmer George1 cab proprietor, Higher Terrace mews Pollard George Lang, sec. Torquay Brewing & Trading Co.

. Palmer William Pitt M.B., B.S., L.s.sc. physician & surgeon, Limited, 44 Fleet street

17 Belgrave terrace, Belgrave road • Pollard Reginald M.B. physician & surgeon, Southlands~
Parker Alice (Miss), apartments, Linden ~rove, Bridge \'Oitd Higher terrace

Parker Emily (Miss), dress ma. 16 Springfield ter. Upton hill Pope Samuel & Son, fly proprietors, 3 South street, 'for

Parker John Chudleigh, painter & plumber, 93 Lower Union Pope Rhoda (Miss), beer retailer, 4 South street, 'for •

street & I & 45 Market street Pope John Henry, builder, 9 Elstow terrace, Hatfield road

Parker Joseph, apartments, 3 Alexandra ter. Old Mill lane Pope Samuel, apartments, Ennerdale, Torpark road •

Parkea William Timothy, coal merchant, Cleveland Porter Jane (Miss), apartments, 2 Woodland grove, Brad-

road; office & depot, 'for railway station don's Hill road east

Parr Hermon (Mrs.), dealer in surgical appliances, 119 Potter Lucy Pitt (M,.s.), dre~s maker, 5o Abbey road

Lower Union street Poulton William, coal merchant, see Hartey & Co
Parr Robert John, assessor & collector of qneenls taxes, sn, Powell William M.B., F.B.c.s.Eng. physician & surgeon, Hill

Fleet street & 4 Highbury place garden, Higher Union street

Parrott Christopher Garner, wine & spirit merchants, 24 Powesland Daniel, corn & flour dealer, 6r Market street

Victoria parade Powlesland Thomas, apartments, 7 Western ter. Belgrave rd

Partridge Wm. Henry, coach builder, Elm cot. Newton rd Powson Elizabeth & Mary Ann (Misses), lodging house, Innis-

Pash Arthur, boot maker, 30 Lower Union street fail, Meadfoot road

l'assmore Wm. James, wine & spirit merchant, 24 Lucius st Pratt Brothers, jewellers, I3 Fleet street

Passmore Mary (Mrs.), dairy, 63 Market street ' Pratt Jessie {Mrs.), dress maker, Dunraven, Avenue road

Patch Frank, plumber & ironmonger, I7 Wellswood place, Pratt Prederick, baker & confectioner, Knight's Old Con-

Ilsham road fectionery establishment, I2 Brunswick square

Patch John, apartments, 36A, Torwood street · Pratt Fredk. Wm dairyman, roA, Hall's bldgs. Belgrave rd

Payne Fanny (Miss), apartments, 7 Lower terrace Pratt Joseph, shopkeeper, 18 South street, Tor

Payne Lucy Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, 21 Chur-ch lane, Tor Priston Laura (Mrs.), news agent, no Lower Union street

Peake Fras. Clara (Miss), apartments, I Kents ter. Kents rd Pridham & Sons, goldsmiths- & jewellers, SA, Strand

Pearce Edward, beer retailer, Pimlico PridhamGrace(Mrs. ),apartmnts. 13Albert cots. Ellacmbe.grn

Pearce Edwin, sausage maker, 43 Higher Union street Priest Thomas, apartments, Altona, Avenue road

Pearce Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, r7 Church lane, Tor Prior John, baker, 1:3 Labumum street, Tor

Pearce Elizabeth (Mrs.), honiton lace maker, 5 East street Priston Thomas, shopkeeper, 17 Market street

Pearce George Harding, greengrocer, 27 Higher Union st Prowse James, boot & shoe maker, 2 Laburnum st. Tor

Pearce John, apartments, Lupton, Belgrave road Prudential Assurance Co. Limited (Wm. O'Connor Mann~

Pearce Nathaniel, boot & shoe malr.er,35Ellacombe Church rd district supt.}, 121 Lower Union street

Pearce Wm. Hy. boot & shoe ma. I Anglesea ter. Newton rd Puckett Henry, apartments, Werrington, Abbey road

Peardon Edward, apartments, 1 Bridge road Puckett Wm. cab proprietors, 4 Grosvenor ter. Warren rd

Pearse Edward & Co. wholesale rag d: bone merchants, Pugh Louisa (Mrs. ),apartments, I Sandridge ter.Belgrave rd

· Lower Union lane; & at Exeter Pugsley Alfred, beer retailer, Melville street

Pearse Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 24 Victoria road Pugsley David (Mrs.), apartments, t St. Mark's p1ace

Peckings Amelia (Mrs.), laundress, 6 Labnrnum st. Tor Pugsley William, refreshment rooms, 95 Lower Union street.

Pedrick Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Somerville terrace, & wood turner, Lower Union lane

Big her Princes road Pullen George Francis Beaufort, station master & goods

Peek Amos, builder & contractor, 2 Bridge road superintendent, Torre station .

Peek William, haulier, 56 Abbey road Pullin Charles James, boys' school, 57 Abbey road

Peeke Elizabeth (Mrs ), carrier, IB, Church street, Tor Putt Charles, travelling draper, 2 Bexley ter. Bampfylde rd

Pelmear Richd. Halse, apartments, The Pollards, Thurlow rd Pyne John, painter, S Braddon street

Penny Bertha (Mrs.), apartments, Arcott, Rillage la. Torpk Quaint William, shopkeeper. 32 South street, Tor

Pentecost Mary (Mrs.), haberdasher, 3 Chester pi. East st Queen's hotel, family & commercial & posting house (Thomas

Penwell Saml.chimney sweeper,s St.Michael's ter.Market st Harrison, proprieoor ), 3 Victoria parade

Pepperell Capt. Geo. apartments, Birklands, Babbacombe rd Rabjohns Henry, shopkeeper, 3 Madrepore road

Pepperell George, harbour master & collec:tor ()f dues & Radcliff William, electrician, St. Hellier's, Tor Hill road

tolls, Beacon quay Radford Henry, Belgrave hotel, Belgrave road

Perkins Henry Alleine M.D., c.M. physician & surgeon, St. Rainsford Thomas, apartments, 9 Matlock terrace

Maur, Hun:!down road ~ Ramsay Robert Hamilton M.D., c.ilf. physician, Duncan

Parkins Wm. Henry, fly proprietor, The Avenue,Belgrave 1'd house, Old Torwood road

Perring George Alien, greengrocer, 2 Anglesea terrace, Tor Rand Thomas C. fancy leather gonds manufctr. So I<'leet st

Perring Richard Henry, poulterer, I Higher Union street Ravensteyn Jacob, Union commercial hotel. Low. Union st

Perry Robert, baker, 8 Higher Union street Rawling WilliamJohn, chemist & druggist,6Hall's buildings,

Perry Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Sutherland house, Belgrave road

Belgrave-crescent Raymond Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 4 St. Michael's terracep

Perryman Henry, apartments, 5 Avenue cots. Belgrave rd Market l!treet •

Perryman Henry, shopkeeper, 6 Tor Church road Redaelli Louise (Mrs.), apartments, 3 St. Michael's terrace,

Peters Harry Wade, chimney sweeper, 11 Warberryrd.west Market street

Peters William James, watch maker, 85 Lower Union street Redrnore Ann (Mrs.), outfitter, go Lower Union street

Petherick Arthur, grocer, 53 Market street Redwood Richd. Jas. furniture dealer, 8 South street, Tor

Pett Charles Henry, district supt. Pearl Assurance Co. 19 Reed Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Anglesea cottage, Tor

Vale terrace, Lymington road Reed Richard, dairyman, 72 Fleet street

Phillips Cornelius F.B.H.s. nurseryman, seedsman & tlortst, Rendall John Murley, homreopathic chemist, 76 Fleet st

Royal 'forbay nurseries, Higher Union st. & 19 Torwood st Renwick & Wilton,colhery & shipping agents,55 Fleet street ;

Phillips Henry, grocer, IO Lucius street & at Dartmoutb 1

Phillips Richard, corn & flour dealer, 30 South street, Tor Reynolda' Pianof"orte Saloon (Charles Heaviside,

Pbillips Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, I Palk street proprietor). 27 Torwood street
Pbillips Tb01p.as, boot maker,. 68 & 69 Fleet street
Rice Maria (Mrs.}, apartments, Chesnut cottage, Abbey ra

Pickard Emily (Miss), dairy, 6 Madeira place. Tor Hill road Rice John William, baker & confectioner, 23 Brunswick sq

Pickard Robert, hosier, 6 Lower Union street Rich Frederick, carpenter, 10 Elstow terrace, Hatfield road

Pickford & Co. railway carriers, 6 Braddon's ltill road west Rich Grace Ann (Mrs.},apartments, Eritb vil.Higb.Erith rd

Pidgeon James, tailor, Melville street · Richards Ed ward, manor architect & surveyor & agent for-

Pike Edward, builder, Victoria park the Guardian Fire & Life Insurance Co. 3 Park crescent

Pike Edward John, stationer, Post office, 34 Higher Union st Richards John, shopkeeper, g Meadfoot lane ·

Pike Emma (Mrs.), groceP1 9 Moorlands terracef Upton rd Richards Martha (Miss), apartments, Inglewood,Belgral'e rcJ
Pike Gustavus,baker & confectioner,75 Ellacombe Church rd Richards Philip Samuel, manager for the Torquay Sanitary

Pike Samnel, market gardener, Warberry road west Steam Laundry Co. Limited, Laundry works, Rock read.

Piller Sarah & Mary Jane (Misses), apartment~, Merther, See advertisement

Belgrave crescent Ricbards William, picture frame maker, 15 Market street

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Richardson John Billingsley l'rt:.D., c.M. surgeon & physician, School of Science & Art (Herhert Anderson, science master;

The Towers, Belgrave road George Bedford, art master; Thomas G. Reade,Jame!t H.

Riches & Tomlin, chemists & d'ruggists, 1 Victoria parade ; Shenton, William W. Kieser & Miss Charlotte E. Hunton,

& at Paignton aSllistant teachers; Charles Sbepley, hon. sec.), Braddon's

.Riggs John William, builder, 3 Avenue cotts. Belgrave road Hill road west

Riggs John James, chimney sweeper, 25 FlP.et street Scrase Rose (Miss), stationer, 14 Fleet street

Riggs Richard Henry, upholsterer, Athlin, Thurlow road Scrivings Eliza (Mrs.), London family & commercial hotel,

Riggs Susan (Mrs.),apartments,3 Avenue cotts.Belgrave rd Abbey place

Riggs Thomas, chimney sweeper, 47 Market street Searle Gertrude (Mrs.), apartments, Elmsdale, Avenue Td

Risdon Joseph, Exeter hotel, 74 & 75 Lower Union street Searle Henry, tailor, IA, Ellacombe terrace, Ellacombe

Rivers Charles, auctioneer, house agent, &c. see Murray Searle Sarah (Mrs.), stationer, 2r Fleet street

& Rivers Searle Thomas, hair dresser, I Lower Union street •

Rix Elizabeth (Mrs.), boarding house, Nepaul, Croft road Searle William'James, grocer, u Park street

Roberts H. & Co. fruiterers, 4A, Lower Union street Seaward Thomas, apartments, Glenfield, Avenue road

Ruberts Louisa (Mrs.), furnished apartments with attend- Seccombe James Henry, Rising Sun inn, South street, Tor

ance; healthy part, 6 Cavendish ter. Higher Wellesley rd Seeley Ernest Leonard, bookseller, 2 Lawrence place

Robt:!rts WiUiam, outfitter, 57 Lower Union street Sermon Edward, jeweller, watch maker, diamond & pearl

.Roberts William, shopkeeper, 49 Higher Ellacombe road merchant, gold & silversmith & optician, 10 Victoria par

Robertson Mary(Mrs.),apartments,Lorraine,Babbacombe rd Shannon George, apartments, 3 Ing-atestone terrace

Robins James, collector of market tolls, Market street ShannonHarriet(Mrs.),apartmnts.sMatlock ter.St.Luke's rd

Robinson Edward, dealer in works of art, 26 Victoria par Shapcott Henry, ironmonger, 20 Fleet street

.Robinson John, printer & bill poster,I Cotford ter. Upton hill Shapcott Lucy (Miss), school, I Bronshill crescent, Lower

Rock Alice (Mrs.), apartments, Caledonia, Babbacombe rd Bronshill road

Rockhey John :Fry, draper, so, SI, 52 & 53 Fleet street Shapcott Matthew Henry, grocer & provision dealer, I Dun-

Rodford James, apartments, 7 Higher terrace mere road, Ellacombe

.Rodgears William, market gardener, 21 Warberry rd. west Shapley E. S. & Sons, wholesale & retail grocers & provi-

Rodgers William Henry, watch maker, 20 Lower Union st sion merchants, & agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &

Rogers William, shopkeeper, 19 Parkfield road spir1t merchants, 2 & 3 Strand & Swan street

Rolstone John, tailor (see Wreyford & Rolstone), & apart- Shapley Charles,pharmaceutical chemist,seeGuyer&Shapley

ments, 21 Belgrave terrac"e, Belgrave road Shapley Edward, baker, 15 Parkfield road

Rolstone William, apartments, Sefton, Thurlow road Sharland William, monumental mason, Anglesea terrace,

Rossiter Herbert Charles, tailor, 27 Abbey road Newton road

Rossiter Wm. Tapley, apartments, Gladdiswoode, Kents rd Shea Sidney, solicitor, 24 Fleet street

Rounsewell Frederick, beer retailer, Queen street Shears Lavinia & Emma (Miss), dress makers, 2 St. John's

Routery Eliza tMiss), milliner, 5 Madeira place, Tor Hill rd terrace, Braddon's Hill road west

Routery Richard, shopkeeper, 37 Market street Shelly Arthur, landscape painter, Tudor lo. Meadfoot lane

Rowe Henry, stock & share broker, Palk street Shepheard Charlotte Crispin (Mrs.), beer retailer & dairy,

.Rowe John, shopkeeper, 8 Parkfield terrace, Parkfield road Ellacombe, Church road

Rowell George Angel, linen draper, 40 Lower Union street Shepheard William John, dairyman; dairy produce sent to

Rowland A. & Co. milliners, 6o Lower Union street all parts of the United Kingdom, Old Ellacombe dairy,

Rowland (Mrs.) & Son, plumbers, 17 Abbey road Princes road, Ellacombe
Bowland William Henry, Torbay inn, Tor aquare
ISheppard John, engineer, ·Upton iron works, Upton

Royal Public Hall (Robert John Parr, agent), Market street Shinner & Dodd, printers, 62 Fleet street

Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Miss Shinner Edward Mitchell, builder, Glenkens, Warren road

Bishop, sec.), Hayne, Croft road Shipwrecked Mariners' Society (J. H. Thomas, agent), 10

Royal Theatre & Opera House (Torquay Royal Theatre & Palk street

Opera House Co. Limited, proprietors), Abbey road 1 Shopland Hugh Thomas, naturalist, 40 Higher Union street

.Royal Torbay Yacht Clnb (Thomas Lindop M. A. hon. sec.), Short Amos Balsom, livery stables, Belgrave road

Beacon terrace Short George Parker M.R.c.v.s.L. veterinary surgeon, &

Bundle Brice, dairy, 5 Vale terrace, Lymington road veterinary surgeon & inspector under the Contagious

Ruse Theophilus, house furnisher, 37 Torwood street Disease.<J (Animals) Act for the Corporation, 29 Abbey rd

St. Barnabas' Home for Incurables (under the care of the Short John, corn chandler, Ellacombe terrace, Ellacombe

Sisters of St. John the Baptist) Rev. the Hon. C. L. Short John, fly proprietor, Grafton road

Courtenay, warden; Rev. Gerard H. Ball, chaplain; Short Thomas, cab proprietor, 45 South street, Tor

Capt. Coulson, hon. treas.; W. Wilking Stabb M.B., B.c. 1 Shor t Thomas, jun. saddler, 3 Brunswick square
hon. medical attendant), Brocket hall, Haldon road Sims Samuel Charles, cashier Devon & Cornwall
1 Banking

St. John Josephine (Miss), apartments, u Scarborough ter Co. Limited, Lawrence place

ISt. John's Choir School (Rev. Ernest Brownlow Layard M. A. Singer :ManufacturingCo. (D.Westwater, manager), 107Lower
head master), St. John's hill Union street

St. Luke's Convalescent Home for Men (Rev. the Hon. C. L. 1 Skelton Mary (Miss), butcher, Tor Hill road

Courtenay, warden; Capt. Coulson, hon. treasurer; L. D. Skerrett Sarah (Mrs.),apartments,Strathmore,Belgrave cres

(,"rowdy M.A., M.D. hon. medical attendant), Higher Skinner Alfred Pike, apartments, 9 Bath t.er. Bampfylde rd

Lincombe road I Skinner Daniel, shopkeeper, Queen street

St. Mark's Hall & Parochial Reading Room (Major Manning, l Skinner Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Farley ter. Upton hill
hon. sec. & treasurer), 7 Park crescent Skinner Florence (Miss), florist, 109 Lower Union street
I

.St. Raphael's Convalescent Home for lnvalid Ladies (under Skinner John Harvey, carver & gilder, 6 Lucius street

the care of the Sisters of St. John Baptist; Capt. Coulson, Skinner John Nicholas Middleton, chimney swpr. rGeorge st

.treas. ; William Wilking Stabb, surgeon; Rev. the Hon. I Skinner Wm. aparts.Windermere, Cary cres. Tor Church rd

C. L. Courtenay, warden ; Rev. Gerard H. Ball, chap- Slade & Sons, wholesale tea dealers, grocers & provision

lain), Upper Lincombe road merchants, :r, 2 & 3 Abbey place; warehouses, George &

'St. Vincent's Orphanage (Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent Swan streets

de Paul, managers), Teignm'luth road Slade James, ironmonger, 6 Victoria parade

Salter John, confectioner, 16 Lucius street Slade Robt. Jope, shipping & Lloyd's agent, 16 Victoria par

.Sanders Aaron, fruiterer, 120 Lower Union street Sloman Richard, chemist & druggist,see Badham & 8loman

.Sanders Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Lauriston place, Smale John, confectioner, 6r Lower Union street

St. Efride's road Smale Henry, tailor, r6 Wellswood place, Ilsham road

:Sanders Harry, confectioner, 5 Hall's buildings, Belgrave rd Smale William Brookland, nurseryman, seedsman & florist,

Sanders William, builder & contractor, Victoria parade 31 :Fleet street & Torre park; & at Barton nurseries,

Banders James, apartments, 5 Sandridge ter. Belgrave road Barton road, St. Mary Church

'Sanderson J. J. boot warehouse, 72 Lower Union street Smart Thomas, fancy repository, 4B, Lower Union street

.Sansom Thomas, wheelwright, Berachah road Smedley Abraham, insurance a.gt. 4 Vale ter.Lymington rd

.Satterford William Hill, insurance agent, 3 Grafton terrace, Smerdon Emily (Miss), hosier, 23 Abbey road

St. l\lary Church road Smerdon John, builder, Lincombe view, Warren road

.Satterley William, carpenter, Melville lane, Warren road Smerdon Richd.Kents Cavern htl. I Wellswood pl.Ilsham rd

Saunders Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 37 Abbey road Smerdon Wm.shopkeeper & carpenter,Coburg pl. Melville st

.Saunders Sophia Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, Saltram, Smith & Newnham (Misses), apartments, 3 Belgrave ter-

Cary crescent, Tor Church road race, Belgrave road

.Seawn J ames G. draper, 6 Elm Tree crescent, Tor Hill road Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers & news agents, 23A,Vicwria

Schneider Adele (Madame), dancing academy, Rokeby, St. parade & Torquay Railway station

·Mary Church road Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, u Malborough terrace,

Schneider Augusta (Madame), teacher of music & fren..:h, Lymington road
Smith Francis H. bookseller & stationer, 2I LuciWI s~•eet.
l"'lora villa, Cleveland road

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Smith George, apartments, 8 Matlock ter. St. Luke's road Temkin William, cab proprietor~ 4 Higher Union street •

Smith G. R. (Mrs.), ladies' & children's outfitter & baby Terry & Son, tailors, 4 Strand

linen warehouse, Cavendish house, Victoria parade Thistle Frederick Thomas L.R.C.P.LOnd., M.R.c.s.Eng. sur-

Smith Geo. Richd. estate agent, auctionr. & valuer, 9 Strand geon to Torbay hospital, Clairville, Brunswick square

~mith Henry George, shopkeepr. I6 Highbury rd. Ellacombe Thomas William & Co. Lim. brick & tile manufrs. 'for yard

Smith Richard, dairy, 20 Abbey road Thomas Arthur, apartments, 4 & 5 Park place

Smith Robert Davy, timber mer. Prospect place, Upton rd Thomas Emma (Miss), aparts. 4 Birklands, Babbacombe rd

Smith Samuel Triggs, boot & shoe maker, SI Hyde Park Thomas James Wm. musical instrument dealer, 63 Fleet st

terrace, Victoria road Thomas John, fishmonger, 9 & Io Abbey place

Snelll\lary J ane (Mrs.), apartments, Berry Tor, Falkland rd Thomas John Hesse, collector of light dues, hon. paymaster

t)nell William Henry, wine & spirit merchant, 20 Lucius st & dep. registrar royal naval reserve ; receiver of wrecks

tinelling William Plow, bookseller, 19 Market street for board of trade & supt. of mercantile marine, IO Palk st

Snow & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 31 Victoria parade Thomas Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 George street

~oper Arthur Tom, watch maker, 47 Market street Thomas Susan (Mrs.), apartments, Endsleigh, Cary cres·

Soper Emma (Mrs.), coach builder, ss Lower Union street cent, Tor Church road

Soper William, livery stables, St. Luke's road Thomas Tom, plumber, I4 Florence terrace, ·warren road

Southcombe John, bullder, 5 Bath terrace, Bampfylde road Thomas William, confectioner, Babbacombe road

Southwood Sarah Ellen (Mrs. ),laundress, back of Higher ter Thomas William, reporter, Scarborough house, Croft road

Sparke John, fancy goods repository, 20 Torwood street · Thomp~on Henry. chimney sweeper, 9 Ellacombe terrace,

Spater Charles, hair dresser, 6 Madrepore place Ellacombe

Spears L. & E. (Misses), linen drapers, 4 Park street Thomson George, L.D.S.R.O.S.Eng. dentist, 4 Park pi

Sprague James, builder, & apartments; unfurmshed apart- Thorn Eleanor (Miss), apartments, Lodore, Avenue road ·

ments ; healthy part, I Hatfield terrace, Hatfield road Thorn John Medland, engraver, 42 Abbey road

.Spur" ay Francis, dairyman, Io South street, Tor Thuell Harry Alien, builder, I Portland cots. Tor Hill road
Spurway William, Golden Lion P.H. g6 Lower Union street Thuran Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, x.s Bronshill crescent,

Srodzinski Samuel Thomas, furniture broker, 1 Anglesea Lower Bronshill road

terrace, Newton road Tibbenham Horace, draper, see Betts & Tibbenham ·

Stabb John, picture frame maker, 8 Madeira pl. Tor Hill rd Tickell Emma (Miss), apartmnts. 3 Western ter. Belgraverd

Stabb William Wilking B.A., M. B., B. C. physician & surgeon, Tickell Joseph, tailor, Croft road

Croft lodge, Cary crescent Tidball Kezia & Lydia (Misses), apartments, I Wellswood pk

Staddon Wm. day & boarding schl. St. Winifred's, Abbey rd Tippett Jn.Collins,surgu.-dentst. I4 Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd

.Stamp George, painter, glazier, decorator &c. 1 Southtown Toilliday Frederick, hair dresser, 14 George street

house, Teignmouth road Tolley Caiherine (Mrs.), stay & eorset ma. 8 Tor Church rd

Stanbury Phillip, dairy, 7 Madrepore place Tolley James, tailor, I Chester place, East street

Standard Prmting, Publishing & Newspaper Co. Limited, Tolley Jane (Miss), news agent, 44 Higher Union street

Cary place, Fleet street Tomlin John Percy, chemist & druggist, see Riches & Tomlin

.Stanlake William, shopkeeper, 9 Church street, Tor Toms John Webb, tailor, 32 Torwood street

Star Tea Co. Lim. (Fdk. Stevens, mngr.), 38 Low. Union st Tor Abbey & St. Mary Church Manors (A. H. Dymond,

.Statin Lewis, builder, Crown Hill terrace, Avenue road solicitor), 9 Abbey road

Staton Thomas, stone mason, s Efride's road Torbay Hospital & Provident Dispensary (C. P. Blake M.D. &

Stead & Simpson Limited, boot warehouse, 31 Fleet street Wm. Walkinshaw Macreight M.D. consulting physicians;

Stedham Thomas George, tailor, 7 Abbey road William Powell M.R. Charles Atkinson Nankivell M. B. &

Stephens Charles Farrinton, watch maker, 21 Brunswick sq Edward Last-Smith L.R.C.P.Edin. hon. physicians; Regi-

.Stephens Miss, lodging house, ro Grosvenor ter. Warren rd nald Pollard M. B. Thomas Fincl1, jun. B.A., M.B. & Fredk.

.Btevens Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, Ellacombe Church rd Thomas Thistle L. n.c. P.LOnd. hon. surgeons ; Frank Her-

Stevens Fanny (Miss) (late Tom Johnson & Co. ), currier, bert Briggs L.D.S.R.c.s.Edin. hon. dental surgeon; Arthur

leather merchant & boot upper manufr. 2 Madrepore rd Edmonstone Watson L.R.C.P. Lond. house surgeon;

.Stidworthy J n. boot & shoe ma. 8 Sprmgfield ter. Upton hl Charles Billson L.R.C.P.Lond. assistant house surgeon ;

8tidworthy John Richard, boot & shoe maker, II Abbey rd H. J. Packe, sec. ; Miss Harrie.t Hetherington, matron),

Stockman Enoch, shopkeeper, I5 Sandhill road Higher Union street

~tockman Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 6 Abbey road Torbay Hotel (Henry Young, proprietor), Torbay road

Stokes James, fish & pot!\tO merchant Tormoham Manor Office (W. A. Hill, manager & receiver ;

Stokes William, apartments, ro Abbey crescent, Torbay rd Edward Richards, sur\•eyor), 3 Park crescent

Stone Emily (Miss), dress ma.2 Lisburne ter. Babbacombe rd Torquay Bank (Vivian, Kitson & Co.), I Vaughan parade ;

Stone George Robins, school attendance officer, 41 Abbey rd draw on Prescott, Dimsdale & Co. Limited, so Cornhill,

Stone Sidney Georgc, pianoforte tuner, 41 Abbey road London E c

Stonelake Samuel, boot maker, Temperance street Torquay Brewing & Trading Co. Lim. (Geo. Lang Pollard,

Stoneman Mary (.M:rs ), dress maker, 54 Abbey road sec.), brewers, maltsters, wine & spirit merchants & ale,

Storr John, apartments, St. Moritz, Shedden road porter & cider bottlers, 44 Fleet street

Strawbridge John, shopkeeper, Victoria park Torquay British School& (John Lane, sec.), 2 Banner cross,

Strickland William,hair dresser, 39 Vale ter. Lymington rd Abbey road

Strongs Marian (Miss), apartments, Yarboro' ho. Kents rd Torquay & Cockington Liberal Club (Samuel Raby, hon.

Sutton & Co. carriers (Jas. Douglas & Son, agents),IA, Strand sec.), I u Lower Union street

Swayne Brothers, brewers, 37 Fleet street Torquay Constitutional Club (John Kitson esq. president;

Sweet Emma (Mrs.), apartments, u Torwood terrace, F. Manley, sec.), IOI Lower Union street

Babbacombe road Torquay Constitutional Club Co. Limited (C. H. Clode,

Sweet John, grocer, 8 Abbey road sec.), IOI Lower Union street

Swift Sarah Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Alexandra terrace, Torquay Co-operative Society Limited (William Hannaford,

Old Mill lane • · manager; William Allford, sec.), 122 Lower Union st

Symmons Edward, grocer, 6 Torwood street Torquay Directory, Newspaper & General Printing Co. Lim.

Symons Charles, cabinet maker, IO Braddon's street (Wm. Winget, manager), Higher Fleet st. See advert

Symons Charles, chimney sweeper, see Tucker & Symons Torquay Directory & South Devon Journal (Torquay Direc-

Tabor Joseph Henry, draper, I Lucius street tory, Newspaper & General Printing Co. Lim. publishers ;

•radman Francis Valentine, hair dresser, 19 Torwood street published wednesday), Higher Fleet street. See advert

'rancock Charles, boot & shoe maker, 17 Waterloo road Torquay Domestic Mission (Miss Lucy Lee, sec.), house & •

Tancock William, stone mason, 4 Elstow ter. Hatfield road invalid kitchen, Market street

~rapley Rebecca (Miss), apartments, 7 Cary parade Torquay Errand Boys' Association Winter Night School &

Tappenden Mary Ann (Miss), haberdasher, 19 South st. Tor Orphan Boys' Home (Jas. Nicholas Whitehead, hon. sec.;.

'fapson Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 4 Woodland grove, John Emmett Newton, supt.; Mrs. Sophia Newton,

Braddon's Hill road east matron), Cotswold, Warren road

Tarr John, builder, Sandhill road Toryuay Extra-Mural Cemetery Co. (John Lane, sec.);

Taverner George Berry, hay & straw dealer, Rock road offices,o2 Banner cross, Abbey road; cemetery, St. Mary

•raylorEli~~:a(Mrs. ),apartmts. 2Grafton ter.St.MaryChurch rd Church

'faylor James, boot & shoa maker, 19 Lucius street Torquay Gas Co. (Robt. W. Benyon, manager; John Kitson,

Taylor Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Wellswood park sec.; John Joseph Matthews, accountant); office, 59 .Fleet

Taylor John, chemist & druggist, 15 Lucius street street ; works, Hollacombe, Paignton

'fa)lor Thomas, ironmonger, 32 & 33 Higher Union street TGrquay High School for Girls Co. Limited (Miss Margaret

•raylor William, Yacht hotel, close to the harbour, with C. Wilson, prrncipal), Cambridge lodge, Old Torwood rd

excellent sea view, 19 Victoria parade Torquay Market Co (Geo. Hawkins Hext, sec.), 1 Vaughan

·raylor William Edward, tailor, Albert house, Abbey road parade ; slaughter house, Parkfield road .

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Torquay Mendicity Society (Henry Rowe, sec.), 2 War· Turpin Ben. grocer, Post office, 6 Wellswood pl. Ilsham rd

herry road west UnionCommercial hotel (J. Ravensteyn,prop. ), Low. Union st

Torquay Mineral Water Co. (Charles Gillson, manager), Upham William, apartments, Fetteresso, St. Luke's park

Thurlow road Usherwood William, costumier & court dress ma. 40 Fleet st;

Torquay Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Society Limited (C. Valley Joseph, jun. confectioner, 58 Hi~her Union street

Rivers, sec.) ; office, I I Strand Valley William, confectioner, Market street

Torquay Paignton & District Perfect Thrift Building Society Vanstone & Mumford, builders, 2 Avenue cots. Belgrave rd

(Chas. Rivers, sec.), II Strand; & Manor office, Victoria Vanstone Jas. apartmnts. Dunreeth ho. Lower Warberry rd

street, Paignton Vanstone Mary (Miss), dress ma. 2 Avenue co:s.Belgrave rd

Torquay Public College (Thomas Viccars F.G.s. principal), Vanstone Richard, cab proprietor, 8 Ilsham cots. Ilsham rd

Abbey road Vanstone William, beer retailer, Pimlico

Torquay Race Course Co. Limited (George Crockwell, sec.), Vanstone William Richard, cab proprietor, 2 Clifton Grove

Cary place, Fleet street stables, Old Torwood road

Torquay Racquet Club (F. A. Miller, hon. sec.), 23A, Varnham Mary (Mrs), straw bonnet. ma. 106 Low. Union st

Victoria parade Vaughan Fredk. Ricbd. wine & spirit mer. 23 Victoria par

Torquay Recreation Ground Co. Limited (William J. Giles, Vam·elle Josephine (Madame), stay maker, 2 Croft road

sec.), Redmore road Veale Henry, assistant superintendent Pearl Assurance Co. 4-

Torquay Rowing Club (Arthur Dolbear, sec.), Bath saloon Bronshill villas, Lower Bronshill road

Torquay Royal Theatre & Opera House Co. Lim. .Abbey rd Veale William, apartments, Pimlir:!o

Torquay & District Fanciers' Association (Henry C. Slade, Veall Lydia (Miss), apartments, 9 Abbey cres. '.rorbay road

pres.; G. A. Stevens, hon. sec.), Oakhmst, Thurlow rd VenablesArthurFrank,mineral water manufr. Upton Vale h()

Torquay Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Limited VerrierMartha (Mrs.),apartmnts.3 Brentwood ter.Warrenrd
ViccarsKate & Edith (Misses), Torquay ladies' coil. Abbey rd
(Phill.p Samuel Richards, manager; John Lane, sec.),
Laund1ry wor~s. Rock road. See advertisement Victoria & Albert Hotel (Emil A• .hsberg, manager), Bel-

Torquay :O,ick Nurses' Institution (Miss Frances Morgan, sec. grave road

& treasurer ; Miss Harriett Kendall, matron), Abbey rd Victoria & AlbertHotelCo. Lim. (Jas..\1nrray,sec. ),r IA,Strand

Torquay (1st) Starr-Bowkett (34Ist) Building Society Viggers Louisa (Miss), dress ma. 8 Bath ter. Bampfylde rd

(AlfrE-d Manley, sec.), Cary place, Fleet street VincentAlfred,boot & shoe maker,48HydePark ter. Victoria rd

Torquay (2nd) Starr-Bowkett (496th) Building Society Vincent Arthur, boot maker, 2 Higher Terrace road

(Alfred Manley, sec.), Cary place, Fleet street Vinnicombe William, grocer & dealer in wines & spirits,.

T01·quay Times & South Devon Advertiser (Grogan Bros. Geneva house, Geneva cottages, Tor Hill road

publishers; published friday), 64 Fleet street Vivian, Kitsou & Co. proprietors of the Torquay Bank, I

Toseland Louisa (Miss), apartments, 3 Lower terrace Vaughan parade; draw on Prcscott, Dimsdale & Co. Lim.

Town Hall, Abbey road so Cornhill, London E c

Tozer Charles, shopkeeper, IO Princes road, Ellacombe Volunteer Battalion sth (Hay Tor) Devonshire Regiment (F

Tozer Chas. Albert, registrar of births & deaths for Torquay Co. Capt. W. A. Dtxon, commander; Sergeant-Major

sub-district & relieving officer south-west district, Newton Pratt, drill instructor; H Co. no commander), Drill hall,

Abbot union, 2 St. Alban's terrace, Castle road Rock road

Tozer Edward, butcher, Victoria park Wakeham John, cook shop, 36 Higher Union street

Tozer George, butcher, Princes road, Ellacombe Walker Elizabeth (Miss), dyer, 7I Fleet street & Orchard rd.

Tozer James Thomas, builder & contractor; jobbing in all Ellacombe

its branches; estimates given free of charge, 52 Ellacombe Walkington Annie (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Cary parade

Church road Waiters & Son, boot makers, r8 Higher Union street

Tozer John, optician, 70 Fleet street Waiters Charles Garland, coach builder, 37 South st. Tor

Tozer Philip, cab proprietor, ro Coburg place, Rock road Waiters Thomas, apartments, Hermosa, Middle Woofield rd

Tozer Reginald, deputy registrar of births & deaths, 2 St. Ward John Arscott, plumber, 17 Brunswick square

Alban's terrace, Castle road Ware Henry, cab proprietor, 6 Albert cotts. Ellacombe grn

Tozer Susan (Mrs.), apartments, 42 Ellacombe Church road Warne Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Pembroke rd. Ellacombe

Train Joseph, boot maker, Victoria park Warne John, coal dealer, Sandhill road

Treby John & Son, cabinet makers, 39 Hoxton road Warren John, mineral water manufactr. Lower Union lane

Treeby John L. assistant collector of district & water rates, Warren Samuel, apartments, 2 Western ter. llelgrave road

Town ball Washer Eliza (Mrs.), aparmts. 9 Grosvenor ter. Warren rd

Tregale Richd. Paddon, news agt. 4 Madeira pl. Tor Hill rd Watson J. C. & W. plumbers, ro8 Lower Union street

Tregaskis George E. fine art repository, 5 Victoria parade Watson A.rthur Edmonstone L.R.C.P.Lond. house surgeon,

Tremain Anna Maria (Mrs. ),shopkpr. 4A,LaLurnum row,Tor Torbay hospital, Higher Union street

Tremlett Henry, tailor, see Williams & Tremlett Watson John, architect & surveyor, I Lower terrace

Trethewey Arthur, builder, Ormonde, ThU>rlow park Watson Robert, decorator, 3 Tor Church road

Trethewey Samuel, builder, Byfield, Thurlow road Watts George, carver & gilder, u Braddon's Hill road west

Tribble Susan (Miss), apartmnts. Hendon,Lincombe Hill rd & Lisburne square, Babbacombe road

Tribble William Hy. apartments, 2 Abbey cres. 'l'orbay rd Way Charles, sen. photographic depot & artists' repository,

Trickey Alfred, plumber, 101 Ellacombe Church road 20 Victoria parade
Triggs John, monumental mason, 5 Market street
Way Robert, shoe maker, sr Market street

Trist George Dyer, grocer, 92 Lower Union street Way Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, I Summerfield terrace,

Trott Robert, shopkeeper, 20 Princes road west Lower Bronshill road

Troulan Louis Joseph, optician, I 1 Higher Union street Way 'fbomas, fine art dealer, 32 Victoria parade

Troulan Rosina (Miss), milliner, r IA, Higher Union street Waymouth Wm. Henry, baker, 8 Pembroke rd. Ellacombe

Truman James, shopkeeper, 48 Higher Ellacombe road Waymouth William John, confectioner & baker, 10 Wells-

Tucker & Symons, chimney sweepers, 12 Columbia terrace, wood place, Ilsham road

Market street WeatherlakeMaria( Mrs. ),livery ~Stables,Royal yd. Torwood st

•.rucker Frances (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Marlborough terrace, Webb Frank Underwood, job & post master, Lansdowne

Lymington road mews, South street, Tor & Royal yard, Torwood street

Tucker George, carpenter, Leach cottage, Upton Church rd Webb 'fhos.Hy. professor of music,Hunsdon lea,Hunsdon rd

Tucker John Atkins, stationer, Post office, I7 Lucius st. Tor "\Vebber & Stedham, brick & cement merchants, 23 Market

Tucker Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Scarboro' terrace street & Newton road

Tucker Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Pimlico Webber Harriet (Mrs.), dress ma. 9 Ilsham cots. Ilsham rd

Tucker Robert, private hotel & boarding house, Sea lawn, Webber Henry, bobt & shoe maker, 2 Farley ter. Upton bill

Beacon terrace Webber William, boot maker, SI Higher Ellacombe rd

'fucker Samuel, apartments, 5 Abbey crescent, Torbay road Weeks & Mauley, milliners, r6 & 17 'forwood street

Tucker William, beer retailer, Queen street Weeks Thomas & Son, tailors, 8 Vau!{han parade

Tucker William George Alien, apartments, 6 Brentwood ter- Weeks Caleb, registrar of marriages,Warleigb, Tor Hill road

race, "\Varren road Weeks Charles, furniture remover, Upton road

Tnlly George Hopkins, dairyman, 20 Brunswick sqhare Weeks Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Vaughan parade

Tully William, dairyman, Church street, 'l'or Weeks Susan (Mrs.), apartments, I4 Brunswick square

Turkish Baths & Massage (JacobH.Kieser,proprietor), "Weeks Thomas Samuel .A.M.I.C.E. waterworks engineer &

\Varren road superintendent of fire brigade, Town hall
Turle John Glanville L.D.S.R.C.S.Irel. dentist, 48 Abbey road Weeks William Physick, tailor, see Weeks 'fbomas & Son

Turner Chas. insurance agent, 6 Elstow terrace, Hatfield rd Wendon William, dairyman & poulterer, agent to the Hand

Turner George, fly propnetor, The Avenue, llelgrave road in Hand, Wesleyan & General, Norwich & London Acci-

Turner John, apartments, 12 Florence terrace, Warren rd dent & Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Cos. & inspector &

Turner Ormond Edgar, apartments, 4 Ingatestone terrace, agent to the Imperial Live Stock Insurance Association

Warren road Limited, 7 Bath terrace, Bamfylde road & farmer & slate

Turner William, dr;tper, 27 Lower Union street n:erchant, Wood farm, hybridga

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. TORRIXGTON. 643

West George, draper, xo Ma1eira place, Tor Hill road Winget William, manager ofTorquay Directory, Newspaper

Westacott Jas. auctioneer & furniture dlr. 106 Low. Union st & General Printing Co. Limited, Higher Fleet street

Westaway John, plumber, Lisburne cottage, BabbJ.combe rd Winsborough Tom, tailor, 8 Lucius street

Westaway Samuel, apartments, Hazlemere, Cary crescent Winsbot'l'ow Lucy (Mrs.), apartments, so Abbey road

Western Ho!lpital for Incipient Consumption (Thomas Robt. Winter Charles, apartments, I Victoria villas, .Abbey road

Lombe M.D. hon. consulting physician: George Young Winterhalter Ferdinand, watch maker, 3S Fleet street

Eales L.R.C.P.Edin. Reginald Pollard lii.B. Percy Herbert Wise Robert, beer retailer, 16 George street

Gardner L.R.C.P.Edin. hon. physicians; Miss Ann Bass, Witheridge E. & Co. drapers, 40, Lower Union street

matron), Lower Warberry road Wolland John Samuel, builder, St. Clements, Vansittart rd

Westley Arthur, printer, bookseller, heraldic stationer, book- Wollen James William Grant (firm, Hooper & Wollen),

binder,news agent, publisher of the Torquay guides & maps, solicitor, commissioner for oaths & perpetual commis-

& subscription library, Strand sioner for taking acknowledgments of deeds by married

Weston John, market gardener, Oak house, Melville street women, clerk to St. Mary Church local board, Carlton

Wetherell Jn. Veal, apartments, 20 Belgrave ter.Belgrave rd house, Lower terrace

Wheeler Charles W. shoe ma. 8 Meadfoot lane & Lisburn sq Wood Mary Ann (Miss), apartments, Netherby, Cary cres-

Wheeler George, grocer & dealer in wines & spirits, 8o Lower cent, Tor Church road

Union street Wood Sydney, tailor, I3 Market street

Wheeler James, apartments, 9 St. Mark's place Wood Wm.Geo.Pavilion temperance hotel,t23Low.Union st

White & Co. house furnishers, Higher Union street & 53 Woodrow Samuel, baker, 3 East street, Tor

Lower Union street Woodward Silas, apartments, Glenmire, Avenue road

White Arthur, fishmonger, The Market, Market street Woolaway Mary (Mrs.), upholstress, 26Abbey road

White Frederick, commission agent, Goldthorn, Avenue rd Woolley Hemy, pork butcher, 14 Market street

White John Chas. apartments, 6 St. Michael's ter. Market st Wootton William, dairyman, Higher Braddon's terraca

White Joseph, hair dresser, 5 Braddon's Hill road west Worden William, boot & sho3 ma. 8 Orchard cotts. Upton rd

White Samuel John, cabinet maker, Higher Union lane Working Lads' Institute (Miss Harriet Lowis, hon. sec.),

White Thomas, carpenter, Ebenezer cottage, Hoxton road Almorah, Warren road

Whiteford John, apartments, I Lisburne crescent Working Men's RP.ading R >Oms (Joseph Melhuish Yabsley,

Whiteway & Ball (established 1835), coal merchants, general sec.), Pimlico

commission merchants & steam ship owners, I North Wotton Rufus & Son, painters, 49 Higher Union street

quay; & coal merchants at Kingskerswell, Newton Abbot ·wotton George, watch maker, 12 Lucius street

& Bovey Tracey Wotton E. & Son, dairymen, poulterers & fruiterers; all

Whiteway Joseph, dairyman, 5 Lucius street • orders punctually attended to, Primley Park dairy, 18

Whiteway Phllip, carpenter, Hollybank, Thurlow road Lucius street

Whiteway Rebecca (Mrs.), apartments, I Woodland grove Wotton Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Higher Braddon street

Whiteway William George, game &c. dealer, I2 Madeira Wreyford & Rolstone, tailors, & agents for Dr. Jaeger's sani-

place, Tor Hill road tary woollen clothing, 45 Fleet street

Whitnell George, draper, IOO L::rwer Union street Wright Charles, apartments, Syndale, Warberry rd. west

Whybrew Jane (Mrs.), apartments, Rookfields, Cary cresct Wright Thomas .Andrew, fancy goods repository, 12 Fleet st

Wickett Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 67 Ellacombe Church rd Wyatt Mary (Mrs.), dress ma. 2 Elm Tree cres. Tor Hill rd

Widger William, photographer, 44 Lower Union street Wyatt Samuel Distin, builder & contractor, 43 Ellacombe

Wilkes James Nathaniel Arnett, apartments, 5 Higher ter Church road

Williams & Cox, drapers, s, 6 & 12 Strand Wyatt Wm. John, builder, I Lauriston villas, Tor Hill road

Williams & Tremlet.t, tailors, Ellacombe Church road Wylie Frederick William, confectioner, 56 Higher Union

Williams George, hair dresser, Lower Union lane street & 5 The Arcade, Lower Union street

Williams Susan (Mrs.), aparts. 6 Grosvenor ter. Warren rd Wylie Charles, manufacturing confectioner, sr Hyde Park

Willis Frederic, sbirt & collar cutter, 14 Lucius street terrace, Victoria road

Wills & Wills, linen drapers, 32, 33 & 34 Lower Union st Yelland I<'anny (Mrs.), apartments ; furnished apartments,

Wills Bessie (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Belgrave ter. Belgrave rd with attendance, view of bay, 8 Lisburne crescent

Wills Emily (Mrs.), aparts. 6 Torwood tar. Habbacombe rd Y~lland George, apartments, 42 Abbey road

Wills George, livery stables, Higher Terrace mews · Yeo James, cab proprietor, 35 Victoria road, Ellacombe

WillsGeorge Rundle, tailor, 94 Lower Union street Yeo Joseph, painter, I5 South street, Tor

Wills John Henry, artist, Fodenbank, Shirburn road Yeo Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, I Jubilee terrace, Upton

Wills John Henry, pawnbroker, 4 Market street Yeo Richard Fletcher, builder, 2 Rock road

Wills Samuel, livery stables, Orchard house, Abbey road Yeo Wm.Chas.poultr.& fruitr.2 Lisburne sq. Babbacombe rd

Wills Thomas Henry, boot maker, 2 Market street Youlton George Edwin, shopkeeper, 12 Cavern rd.Ellacombe

Wilton Thomas, colliery agent, see Renwick & Wilton Young Men's Christian Association (David Wood, sec.), 29

Wilts & Dorset Banking Co. Limited (Emanuel Crocker, Market street

manager), 6, 7 & 8 Fleet street; draw (ln London & West- Young Women's Christian Association (Miss Jessie Coomb'l,

minster Bank Limited, Lothbury, London E c hon. sec.), 29 Fleet street; employment agency & home,

WindsorJames Henry,builder & decorator; venetian & other IO Vaughan parade & Gambleville, St. Mary Church rd

blinds made to order; jobbing in all its branches, Bay view, Young Henry, Torbay & Cumper's hotels, Torbay road

Warberry road west Zelley Emma (Miss), girls' school, 6 Park street

IBLACK TORRINGTON, see page 68.

TORRINGTON (GREAT) is a municipal botough, which copies only now exist: the corporation, under the

head of a union, county court district and petty sessional provisions of the Municipal Corporations Aet, 1835, consists

division, market town and parish, on the Torridge, here of a mayor, four aldermen and eleven councillors, and
crossed by three bridges, at points respectively south-east, acts as the Urban Sanitary Authority. The borough has

south-west and north-west of the town, and is the terminus a. commission of the pe:tce, granted July 7th, 1893· The
of a branch of the London and South Western railway, church of St. Michael is an edifice of stone in the

opened in 1872, 7 miles south-south-east from Bideford and Decorated style, consisting of ch:1.ncel, nave, aisles, south

225 from London, and is in the Northern division of the porch and an emba.ttlei western tower, 57 feat in height,

acounty, I<'remin~ton hundred, rural deanery of Torrington, with pinnacles and a lofty spire, and containing clock and

archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. The 6 bells. all cast by Abraham Rudhall, of Gloucester, in 1716,

town is beautifully situated on the top of a hill 300 feet weight of tenor (4 cwt. 3 qrs.; th3 present tower WJ.S
high, from which an extensive view is obtained, overlooking rebuilt in I83o; the old tower, a structure of peculiar shape,

the Torridge ; is lighted with gaiiJ from works in Gas lane, stood at the princ:p·:t.l entrance on the south side, and in the

and supplied with water from a reservoir at Blackerton, 2 year 1839 the top of the spire was blown down by a violent.
miles from the town: waterworks ware built in 1871. A hurricane, and, falling through th3 roof, did considerable

canal, nearly 5 miles long, was constructed by the late Lord damage: the east winiow is stained, ani in the south aisb
Rolle, in 1823, from the town to the navigable p:ut of the is one erected by J. C. Moore-Stevens esq. of Winscott, at &

river Torridge below Wear Gifford; at Beam there is a lofty cost of £rso: the west window, gh·en by the Palmer

stone aqueduct of 5 arches, but portions having been filled family, cost {.too; a window in the south aisle wa.s place:l

in it is not now in use. A part of this canal, between the to the memory of 1\I<~.ry Co!by by her childre:1, Frederic,.
station and the town mills, has now ( 1893) been corJverted. Ellen and Reynolds, in x8S3, anl another in the north aisle
into a road. The road to Little Torrington was made by was given by the rapresentatives of the late Mr. C<~.llon, of
Lord Rolle in 18.p. The borough ia said to have sent Torrin~ton; in the transept is a wjn:low insertei by the
members to parliament and to have been r~lieved of that Rev. Hugh Fowler, to th~ memory of his father, Thomas

burden at its own request. Torringoton was incorporated by Fowler, who dud in 1843; two other memorial windows
three charters, granted by Muy, Jam3s I. and James II. of were plac~d in 18)I : thera are monum~nts to the Stevens

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614 TORRI~GTOY. DEVONSHIRE. 7

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family, with a :{:.atin inscription, dated 1676, and to John about soo persons being employed in factories and in their

Pal mer, d. 1770: the carved oak pulpit is that in which John own houses; the chief factory is that of Mr. William

Howe M.A. the celebratei Nonconformist divine, preached Vaughan, which is spacious and welt ventilated. Messrs.

while vicar of this parish, until his ejectment in 1662 : the John Jackson and Ed win Rudd also have glove factories here.

organ was presented in 18og by the late Lod RoUe, and in There are also flour mitts, a large leather dressing establish-

1892 a handsome brass cross was given by Messrs. Yeo and ment, carried on by Mr. Nathaniel Chapple, and the ToP-

Beumore : under the bible desk are these words, carved in ridge Vale butter factory of Messrs. R. Sandford and Son.

the wood-" Heare God's word :" on a stone, let into the Sir Joshua Reynolds, in company with Or. Samuel Johnson,

wall outside the church, is the following inscription :-''The visited Torrington on the 24th August, 1762. The fire

church was blown up with powder, Fdb. 16th, ANO. 1645 and brigade, consisting of 30 men and one superintendent, has

rebuilt Ao. x651 :"the church was restored in r864 and has three manual engines, and is otherwise efficiently equipped.

1,200 sittings. The register dates from the year 16r6, and At Torrington is stationed the A squadron of the Royal

contains a number of entries relatmg to the burials of officers North Devon Yeomanry Cavalry (Hussars) and the F Co. of

and soldiers slain during the civil war. The living is a the 4th Volunteer BJ.ttalion, Devonshire Regiment ; the drill

vicaraga, average tithe rent-charge £g, gross yearly value hall and armoury is in Calf street. The kennels of the

£157, with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Stevenstone fox hounds are at Rotherham Bridge, near here.

Christ Church, Oxford, and held since 184"} by the Rev. There are almshouses for 22 poor persons, 6 being in the gift

Samuel Buckland M.A. of that house, domestic chaplain to of the Hon. Mark G. K. Rolle, and the remaining 16 in the

Lord Harris, and surrogate. There is a Wesleyan chapel at gift of the trustees of the Town and Alms Land. Charities.

Windy cross, holding 380 parsons, with a Sunday school At the west end of the town is an extensive tract of com-

attached. Howe Congregational church, Castle street, is a mon land, which has been laid out with walks marle and

large building of stone in the Gothic style, with residence for furnished with seats as a public reere'ltion ~round, and part

the minister attached; the church has 350 sittings. The has been reserved for various kinds of o 1t'toor sports; the

Baptist chapel, New street, is a building of stone, with whole is vested in a body of cunservatJrs unddr the "Great

Sunday school attached, and will hold 400 persons. The Torrington Commons Act, r889."

B1ble Christian chapel, in South street, will seat 300 persons; In tho sixth year of Richard I.'s reign the common land

there is a Sunday school attached, with a library of about was given for the benefit of the poor by Wiltiam FitzRobert,

200 volumes, and a residence for the minister. The Ceme- baron of Torrington.
tery, six acres in extent, at the western extremity of the Of Torridge Castle, erected by Richard de Merton in

town, was laid out and planted with shrubs in 1855, and has 1340, only a portion of the chapel, taken down in 1780 and

a lodge and two mortuary chapels : it is under the control now converted into a school, remains, and that part of Castle

of a Burial Board of nine membars. The Town Hall is a hill is now called" Barley Grove." Near the spot where the

structure of brick, rebuilt in 186::>. The municipal insignia castle formerly stood is a column, erected in 1816 to com-

include a pilir of silver parc31-~ilt maces, 22! inches long, memorate the battle of Waterloo, fought June 18th, 1815.

with ornate bands on the shafts, crested heads with royal In 1484 the sessions were held at Torrington, at which the

badges, and scroll flanges on the gl"ip, and date from the Marquis of Dorset, Sir Edward Courtenay, Bishop Peter

reign of James I.; one of these, partly destroyed by a fire at Courtenay and about soo others, were indicted for treason

the mayor's house, July 26, 1876, was restored in the same against Richard Ill. and out!a wed, and Sir Thomas St.

year ; there is also a pair of smaller maces, rol inches in Ledger, who had married the king's sister, and Thomas

length, both of silver and exactly similar, the head of each Rayme esq. being found guilty of high treason, were be-

is crested, and has on the side &. fleur-de-lis between the headed at Exeter. The Lady Margaret Countess of Rich-

letters I. R. with the date 1687 below ; one of these is a fac- mond and mother of Henry VII. re'lided much at Torrington

simile of one destroyed by the fire ment.:.oned above; the in the old manor house, which she afterwards gave as a

mayor's chain, presented in r885 by Gabriel Fisher esq. residence for the clergyman of the parish, whose parsonage

then mayor, is of gold and consists of 17 tablets, bearing the was formerly at Priestacott; in 1590 the sessions were held

names of successive mayors from 1736, united by plain links : here in consequence of the prevalence of the plague at Exeter,

the centre link incloses the monogram of the donor, with and Torrington, probably in consequence, also suffered from

miniature models of the town maces, and pendent from this the same infection the f ,l!owing year. In 1643 the Parlia-

is the oval badge, presented by the late George Doe esq. mentary forces, advancing on this place from Bideford, were

then town clerk, and displaying the borough arms, "arg. 2 totally defeated by Colonel Digby. In February, 1646, Lord

bars wavy, in chief a fleur-de-lis, sa. all within a bordure Hopton, having stationed his army at Torrington, whi~h he

engrailed of the last;" the town seal, of the 15th century, fortified and barricaded, was a,ttacked by Sir Thomas Fairfax,

bears a fleur-de-lis between two letters "t," and has the advancing from Chulmleigh by way of Stevenstone, on the

legend :-" .Sigilln' : cot. billt : .bt : Qi:hip-)lngtoriton : com : night of the 16th, and after a severe action the royalists
• bebon:" there is also a silver badge, worn by the town were completely worsted and eight colours taken, besides

beadle and dated r6go. numerous prisoners, 200 of whom, being confined in the

In High street stands a drinking fountain of stone and church, were destroyed, together with the guard, by the

granite, presented to the town by the Hon. Mark G. K. blowing up of nearly 8o barrels of powder, which had been

H.olle in August, 1870; it is 18 feet high and approached by deposited there by Lord Hopton, and very little of the

two rowl! of steps, and in the upper portion is a clock. chnrch beyond the vestry escaped the effeets of the explosion.

There are three banks, a Mutual Improvement Society, and In 1665 Tristram Arscott esq. gave the hospital of St. Mary

a Conservative Working Men's Association, with a reading Magdalen, founded at 'faddiport by Lady Anne Butler, to

room and a library of about 6oo volumes, at the Town hall, Great Torrington and to the churchwardens of Little Tor-

and a Free Institute, in Halsdon road, opened in 1891, with rington.

a library of 700 volumes and reading and billiard rooms. Torrington gave the title of Earl in 166o to the cele-

'fhe North Devon Freehold Land Society has its offices here. brated General Monk, afterwards Duke of Albemarle, but it

The Market House for meat, vegetables and poultry, erected became extinct on the death of his son, Christopher, in 1687:

by the town council in 1842, is a spacious building, and in- in 1689 Admiral Arthur Herbert was created Baron 'forbay

~ludes a large hall, let for lectur.es and exhibitions: in 1892 and Earl of Torrington, which title became again extinct on

the central roof was covered in with glass, and other altera- his death, April 14, 1716; in the same year Thomas, second

tions and additions made by the Corporation, the expense son of Francis (Newport), 1st earl of Bradford, was created

being chiefly defrayed by the Hon. Mal'k G. K. Rolle. The Baron Torrington, but died in 1719 witbont issue; in 1721

market is held on i:)aturday and a sale of cattle, established Admiral Sir George Byng bart. was created Baron Byng,

in 1879 by Mr. Henry Slee, is held on the last Saturday in Viscount Torrington, and these titles are still enjoyed by his

~very month ; the market, which belongs to the Corporation, descendant, the present and 8th viscount. The parish con-

has now {1893) been transferred to the New Public Cattle tains the manors of Great Torrir;gton and Norwood, the

Market, erected in School lane, at a cost of £I,ooo, and manorial rights of which, under the ''Great Torrington

-sales are held fortnightly during the summer and on the last Common!'! Act, r889," are now vested in a board of conser-

Saturday in each month during the winter months. Annual vators, in trust for the inhabitlnts. The Hon. Mark George

fairs are held in the town on the first 'fhursday and two Kerr Rolle and the town trustees are the principal land-

following days in May, and the second Thursday and two owners. The area of the parish and municipal borough is

following days in October. Fairs were held here as early as 3,456 acres; rateable value, £8,899 ; the population in 1891

J:226, but all the borJugh records were destroyed by fire in was 3,436.

1724-. The mc1nufacture of silk gloves is largely carried on, Sexton, William Norman.

Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.

PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, 1 pat"ts, 6.50 p.m. (extra stamp, 7.10 p.m.); sunday, 5.30

Fore street.-Thomas Fowler, postmaster p.m
OumoiNG MAILs.-All parts, 7· ro a. m. (with extra stamp INCOMING MAILs.-A.ll parts, 7.30 a.m. ; All parts, North of

7· 15 a.m.) ; N(lrt'1 of England, Ireland & Scotland, England & Scotland, Hideford, Barnstaple, ~xeter, South-
BJ.rnstaple, Bideford. Exeter, Taunton, S.1nthampton &c. ampton &c. 12.15 p. m. ; London (day) & Ireland, Barn-
:r.s~ p.m. (extra stamp, 1.55 p.m.); London (night) & all
staple, Exeter &c. 4·35 p.m.; local delivery, 7.30 p.m

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. 645TORRI~GTON.

HoURS OF ATTENDANCE.-We3k days, for sale of stamps, CoMMONS CoNsERVATORs.

registration of letters &c. from 7 a.m. to 8 p. m. ; sundays, Chairman, John J ackson
7 a.m. to 10 a.m. ; money orders & issue of licenses &c. Clerk, Norman H. Matthews
from 9 a. m. to 6 p.m.; saturdays, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; tele-
Conservators.
graphing, 8 a. m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, 8 a. m. to 10 a. m

WALL BOXES : - Henry Grant S. Webber

Mill street, cleared 1.30 & 6 p.m William Ashplant T. Piper

:New street, cleared 1.25 & 6.5 p.m W. Short W. G. Sheppard

Railway station, cleared 5·45 p. m ·&. Stoneman C. Heard

Town mills, cleared 5·55 p.m William Hutchings Edwin Handford

CORPORATION, Milton Chapple Michail Passmore

1892-93· Col. C. W. Yonge

Mayor, Councillor Henry Grant. PUBLIC ESTABUSHMENTS : -

*Nathaniel Chapple IAldermen. Almshouses, New street, for IO poor persons
tHenry Slee Cemetery, Castle street, George Mark Doe, clerk to the
*Edwin Handford tWilliam Ashplant
Marked * r€'tire in 1895. burial board
Marked t retire in 1898.
County Court, Town hall, His Horror C. H. W. Beresford

Councillors. B.A. judge; George Mark Doe, registrar & acting high
bailiff ; Jn. Folland, bailiff. The Court is held once in every
*Charles Robert Doe tWilliam Vaughan two months; the district comprises the following places:-
Alverdiscott, Ashreigney, Beaford, Buckland Filleigh,
*Edward John Tattersill tHenry Grant Dolton, Dowland, Frithelstock, Huish, Huntshaw, High
Bickington, Little Tonin~ton, Langtree, Peters Marland,
*Silvanus Webber George Chappel Merton, Petrockstow, Ringsash, Roborough, Sheepwash,
' Shebbear, St. Giles-in-the-Wood, Wear Gifford, Wink-
*William Werry Thomas Copp leigh & Yarnscombe

tMilton Chapple John Jackson

tWilliam George Sheppard Joseph John Slee

Marked * retire 1893, t 1894, the remainder in 1895.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION & URBAN SANITARY Certified Bailiffs under the "Law of Distress Amendment
AUTHORITY. Act ( I888) " : John Folland, New street; Henry Slee,
~outh street,, Torrington; Edwin Langdon, Petrockstow
Town Clerk & Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority,
George Mark Doe; office, C.tstle straet County Police Station (M Division, comprising the petty
sessional divisions of Torrington & Bideford), Court
Treasurer, J. B. Lee house, Capt. Charles Griffiths Buchanan, superintendent,
2 sergeants & 26 constables
Medical Officer of Health, E:iwin Morse L.R.C.P. & L.R.c.s. Fire Brigade, Henry Grant, captain, & 30 men
Edin. South street Market House, South street
Stamp Office, High street, Edwin Handford, sub-distributor
Borough Surveyor, William Cock Medland, Windy cross Town Hall, High street, John Rew, keeper
Inspector of Nuisances, John Quick, Town hall
Collector of Rates, John Bartlett Lee, South street VoLUNTEERS:-
Collector of Market Tolls, John New, Castle street Royal No-rth Devon Yeomanry Cavalry (Huo;sars), A

• BoROUGH MAorsTRATES. Squadron, Well street, Capt. H. H. J. W. Drummond,
Mayor & Ex-Mayor.
commander ; Capt. A. S. Browne, second in command ;
Beresford His H~or Judge C. H. W. B.A T. 'fanton, squadron quarter-master ; Staff-Sergt. Lloyd,
Adams John, Harton villa drill instructor
Ashplant William, Palmer house 4th Volunteer Battalion,Devonshire Regiment (F Co.), Capt.
Copp Thomas, Moor town Henry L. Mallet, commander; Norman Henry Matthews,
Grant Henry, 42 South street lieutenant; Sergt. Thomas Reaney, drill instructor
Handford Edwin, High street
Jackson John, Torre villa

Mallet Capt. Henry Leverton, Blenheim villa 'fORRINGTON UNION.

Slee Henry, Soul h street Board day, every alternate saturday at 2 p.m. at the Union
Vaughan William, Enderley Workhouse
Yonge Col. Charles W. Mill street
The Union comprises the following parishes :-Alverdiscott,
Clerk, Norman Henry Matthews Ashreigney (or Ringsash), Beaford, Buckland Filleigh,
Magistrates' sittings are held at the Town hall every alter- Dolton, Dowland, Frithelstock, Great Torrington, High
Bickington, H uis h, Huntshaw, Langtree. LittleTorrington,
nate wednesday at II a.m

COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR TORRINGTON PETTY SESSIONAL Peters Marland, Merton, Petrockstow, Roboroug:h, St.
DIVISION. Giles-in-the· Wood, Shebbear, Sheepwash, Wear Gifford,
Winkley & Yarnscombe. The population of the union in
Clinton Lord M.A., D.L. Heanton Satchville, chairman 189I was I3,643; area, 81,472 acres; rateable value in
Rolle Hon. Mark George Kerr D. L. tltevenstone, Torrington

Batson Thomas esq. Ehberly house, Roborough, Torrington 1893, £62,441
Browne Wm. Jas. esq. Buckland Filleigh,Highampton R.S.O Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, George
Mark Doe, Castle street, Torrington
Hole Major Alfred Robert, Beam, Torrington
Johnson John George esq. M.A., D.L. Winkleigh court, Treasurer, John Oliver, Fore street
Relieving Officers, No. I district., William E. Tanton, New
Wmkleigh R.S.O
Moore-Stevens John Curzon esq. D.L. Winscott, Torrington street, Torrington ; No. 2 district, J. S. Friend, Dolton
Moore-Stevens Major Richard Arthur, Speccott house, Vaccination Officers, William E. Tanton, New street, Tor-
rington; J. S. Friend, Dolton; W. S. Bishop, Roborougb;
Heaford R. S. 0
Clerk to the Magistrates, Norman Hy. Matthews, South st E. Waiter, Shebbear ; W. R. Josling, Ashreigney
Petty t:lessions are held at t.he Court House every alternate Medical Officers, Dolton I & 2 districts, Alex. Peters Drum-
saturday at I2 noon. The following places are within mond M.B., c. H. Dolton ; High Bickington distriot,
the petty sessional division :-Alverdiscott, Beaford, Buck- Edward Morse L.R.C.P.Bdin. South street, Torrington;
land Filleigh, Dolton, Dowland, Frithelstock, Great Tor- Peters Marland district, Edward Sutcliff M. D. Torrington;
rington, High Bickington, Huish, Huntshaw, Langtree, Shebbear district, Albert Bleckley Clarke, Shebbear ;
Little 'l'orrington, Merton, Peters Marland, Petrockstow, Torrington district, Wilham Lait, New street, Torrington;
Roborough, Shebbear, St. Giles-in-tbe- Wood, Wear Gifford Winkleigh district, James Henry Norman L.R.C.P.Edin.
Goodleigh
& Ya.rnscombe
Public Vaccinators, Dolton district, Alex. Peters Drummond
HIGHWAY BOARD.
M.B., c.M:. Dolton; High Bickington district, William
Clerk, Beaumont F. James, Harnstaple
Lait, New street, Torrington ; Torrington district, Eiward
Surveyor, T. B. Fairchild, Little Torrington
Sutcliff M. D. Torrington; Shebbear district, Albert Bleck-
GREAT TORRINGTON TowN & ALMS LAND TRUSTEES.
ley Clarke; Winkleigh district, Alexander Peter Drum-
Steward, Norman H. Matthews
• mond M.B., c.x. Dolton
Surveyor, W. C. Medland
Superintendent Registrar, George Mark Doe, Castle street,
Receiver, P. J. Rude
Great-Torrington; deputy, William Pinkham, New street,
Trustees.
Torrington

Rev. Samuel Buckland M.A Nathaniel Chapple Registrars of Births & Deaths, High Bickington sub-district,

John Adams Lewis Hf'nry Penhorwood W. S. Bishop, Roborough; deputy; Henry Blackmore;
Henry Le,·erton Mallett Hubert Henry Pidgeon
Dolton sub-district, J. S. Friend, Dolton: deputy, R. M.

John Rude Robert Sandford Friend; Shebbear sub-district, E. Waiter, Shebbear;

Willia.m Asbplant Samuel Gover Tapley deputy, A. H. llridgman; Great Torrington sub-district,

William Evan Price Edwin Rudd William E. Tauton, New street, Great Torrington ;
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deputy, Henry Blashford, High street, Great Torrington ; Inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act &

Winkleigh sub-district, W. R. Josling, Ashreigney; deputy, Food & Drugs .Act, Capt. Charles Griffiths Buchanan,

Miss Laura M. Josling, Ashreigney Court house

Registrar of Marriages, William Bennett, Prospect place, Superintendent of County Police, Capt. Charles Griffiths

Mill street, Great Torrington ; deputy, William Smale, Buchanan, Court house

Kempton cottage, New street, Great Torrington; John Town Crier, John Friendship, Well street

Shute Friend, Dolton PLACES• OF WORSHIP, with times of services:-
The Workhouse, a building of stone, was erected in I837 & St. Michael's Church, Rev. Samuel Buckland M.A. vicar;
Rev. John 1\larshall Morell, curate ; 8 a. m. I I a. m. & 6. 30
will hold 250 inmates; the infirmary, built in I87o, for 26 p.m. ; wed. 10 a.m. & 7· 30 p. m. ; fri. 10 a. m
inmates, is a small edifice of brick & stone. A chapel was Baptist, New street, Rev. G. Frankling Owen; II a. m. &
built in the same year by J. C. Moore-Stevens esq. & will 6.30 p.m.; mon. & wed. 8 p.m
seat I86. Thomas Cann, master; Rev. John Marshall Bible Christian, South street, Rev. John Botheras; I I a.m.
Morell, chaplain ; William Lait, medical officer; Miss & 6.30 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 8 p.m
Mary Cann, matron. The children now attend the board Congregational (Howe), Castle street, Rev. Joseph Shaw;
school
II a.m. & 6,30 p.m. ; wed. & fri. 8 p.m
RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. Wesleyan, Windy cross, Rev. Caleb Streat; II a. m. & 6.30
Meets at the Union Workhouse monthly, saturday at 3 p.m
Clerk, George Mark Doe, Castle street, Torrington p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m. & fri. 6 p.m
Treasurer, John Oliver, Fore street, Great Torrington
Med.cal Officer of Health, Ed,vyn John Slade-King M.D. SCHOOLS:-

Croft side, Ilfracombe A School Board of 5 members was formed Feb. 16, 1871;
Inspector of :Nuisances, William Gomer, Wear Gifford
George Mark Doe, Castle street, clerk to the board ;
SCHOOL ATTENDANl'E CoMMITTEE. Henry Forbes, treasurer
Clerk, George Mark Doe, Castle street, Torrington
Attendance & Inquiry Officers, William E. Tanton, Tarring- Board, White's lane, erected in I872, for 36o children;
average attendance, 290; John Herbert Hinde, master;
ton sub-district, New street; J. S. Friend, Dolton ; Sergt.J Miss Anne Barwick, mistress; Miss M. Pope, infants'
Major FrederJCk Lloyd, Torrington district, 'forrington mistress
PuBJ.IC OFFICERs:-
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Edwin Morse L.R.C.P.Edin. Church of England Blue Coat (mixed), Barley grove,
Well street founded by John Lovering, in I671 & endowed with
Collector of Assessed Taxes & of Property & Income Taxes,
Henry Grant, Well street £47 ws. yearly, but principally supported by the Hon.
Distributor of Stamps, Edwin Handford, High street
Mark George Kerr Rolle ; it will hold 300 children;
average attendance, 230 ; Robert Frederick .Attwill,
master; Miss Nicklin, infants' mistress .

Inland Revenue Officer, Edgar Horne, 3 Queen's terrace Railway Station, James Lock, master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Lait William, New street Barrow Waiter Philip, jeweller &

Adams John, Harton villa Lawman ArthurJohn,Athol ho.Castle st engraver, South street

Ashplant William, Palmer house Lawman Miss, Athol house, Castle st Bastard John Denbow, fishing tackle

AttwillH.obt.Fredk.2Queen's ter.New st Lawman Mrs. Athol house, Castle street manufacturer, South street

Bangham Mrs. New street Lay Henry, New street Bell J ane (Mrs.), photographic artist,

Banks James, The Warren Long Mrs. South street South street

Barrow Misses, South street McKelvie Alexander, Calf street Bennett William, registrar of marriages

Botheras Rev. John [Bible Christian], Mallet Henry Leverton, Blenheim villa for Torrington d'istrict, Prospect

South street Martin Miss, New street place, Mill shreet

Buckland Rev. Samuel M.A. Vicarage l'vlatthews Norman Hy. West ho. New st Blatchford Ann & Sons, saddlers &

Burnell Mrs. 22I New street Medland William Cock, Windy cross harness makers, Potacre street

Burnett Capt. Wm. Gordon, Lit. Silver Mills Mrs. Rolle terrace Blatchford Henry, boot & shoe dealer &

Carter Mrs. Harton villa Morell Rev. John Marshall [curate & tobacconist, High street

Chapple Edwin, New street chaplain to the workhouse], South st Bowden Samuel, tailor, New street

Chapple George, New street Morse Edward, South street Bower John, baker, Well street

Chapple Millon, New street Oliver John, Castle house Bower Joseph, music dealer, Forestreet

Chapple Miss, New street OwenRev. Geo. Frankling[Bapt.],New st Bray James A. family draper & milliner,

Chapple Nathaniel, Well street Pettle Mrs. New street High street

Cole William, 47 New street Pidgeon Hubert Henry, South street Bright John, farmer, Darracott

Copp George, New street Price William Evan, South street Buchanan Capt. Charles Griffiths,

Copp John David, Calf street Rudd Bertie, New street superintendent of the Count.y police

Copp Mrs. Mill street Rude John, 3I South street & inspector under the Contagious

Cox Mrs. South street Sandford Robert, RoUe road Diseases (Animals) & Food & Drug

Dennis Miss, 1 Mill street Shaw Rev.Jsph.[Congregatnl.], Castle st Acts, Court house

Doe Charles Robert, Harton villa Sheppard William George, Well street Burnett Capt. William Gordon, sub-

Doe George Mark, Enfield Sillifant John Henry, 2 Rolle ter. New st steward to the Hon. Mark George

Doe Robert Martin, South street Slee Henry, South street Kerr Rolle, Little Silver

Doidge Samuel, South street Sloley Misses, New street Cemetery (George Mark Doe, clerk to

Eastmond Robert, Castle street Smale Wm. Kempton cot. New street the burial board), Castle street

Fairchild Joshua, Castle street Stawell George, 26 South street Chamier Edwin Francis M. A. steward to

Fenwick William H. 6 Clinton terrace Steevenson Robert Henry, Rockmount the Hon. Mark George Kerr Rolle,

Forbes Henry, Bank, High street Streat Rev. Cecil [Wes.], Mill street Little Silver

Fry John, New street Sutcliff Edward M.D. Morton villa Champion William Henry, chimney

Gilbert Miss, New street Squire Henry, 200 New street sweeper, Corn Market street
• Glubb Wm. Frederick, Potacre street Tucker Wm. Belle Vue villa, New street Chapple & Clare, drapers & milliners,

· <Jould William, New street Vaughan Miss, New street South street

Goss Mrs. Mill street Vaughan William, South street Cbapple Nathnl. leather dresser, Calf st

Grant Henry, 42 South street Webber Silvanns, High street Clarke Hy. tailr.&drapr.Corn Market st

Grant William, Calf street Werry Arthur, 223 New street Clarke Robt. Fredk. boot ma. South st

Gunn George, New street Werry William, Well street Clews Jn. Wm. general draper, Well st

Hagley John, New street Westland Mrs. Halsdon terrace Cock John, boot & shoe maker, Well st

Hamilton Edward Theodore, High st Wills Edward, South street Cole J. & E. Temperance hotel, printer

Handford Edwin, High street Wtlls Mrs. 33 South street & stationer, Corn Market street

Handford Joseph, New street Wood James, Mill street Collins Aug. watch & clock ma. High st

Harris George Edward, 3 Mill street Yonge Col. Charles W. Mill street Colwill Thomas, blacksmith, Calf street

Herring Misses, Halsdon road Yonge Mis~, Mill street Colwill Wi!liam, blacksmith, New st

Hole Major .Alfred Robert J.P. Beam COMMERCIAL. Conservative Working Men'sAssociation
Hole Mrs. Copplestone, South street Library & Reading Room (Henry

Hodge Mrs. 46 South street Adams Bros. tanners & curriers,South st Holwill, sec.), Town hall

Holwill Henry, South street Alford John, farmer, Alien's Weeks CoombeJane(Mrs. ),dress ma.Halsdn.ter

Holwill Miss, South street Ashplant William Gilbert, agricultural Coombe Thomas, cabinet ma. New st

Huxtable Mrs. New street chemical analyst & implement & ma- Copp S. & Son, general carriers, mourn-

J ackson John, Torre villa nure merchant: office & laboratory, ing coaches & carriages; furniture

Jackson Thomas, 32 Castle street High street ; stores, Cattle market removed & agents to the· London &

Jones Charles T. Rack Park cottage AshtonWm.Ponting,manureagt.Cstle.st South Western Railway ; omnibuses

Jones Mrs. Rack Park cottage Ayre John, Torridge inn, Mill street ml'.et all trains, New st. See advert
Kingdon Miss, Castle street Barrett Elijah, ironmonger, Well street Copp Geo. Davey, m'lnure agt. News&

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. 647TORRINGTO~.

Copp Mary Elizh.(Mrs.),milliner,Calf st Hooper Henry, draper & insurance Norman William, sexton & cemetery

Copp Thomas, farmer, Moortown agent, Corn Market street keeper, New street

Cudmore Wm. jobbing gardener,Mill st. Hooper John, miller (water), farmer & North Devon Clay Co. Limited, clay

Davey William, cowkeeper, Calf street maltster, 'fhe Town mills miners & merehts.(Hy.Holwill,man)

Davies Samuel, farmer, Beam Horne Edgar, inland revenue officer, North Devon Freehold Land Society

Davies Wm. draper & milliner, Forest 3 Queen's terrace ( William Cock Medland, sec.) ; office,

Davy Charles Heddon, boot & shoe How John & Co. coal, manure & timber Windy cross (Norman H. Matthews,

maker, South street merchants, Station ; & at Bideford solil!itor, f:louth street)

Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Limiterl Isaac Richard, boot maker, South st North Devon Friendly Institution

(branch) (Edward Theodore Hamil- Jackson John, glove manufactr. New st (William Smale, agent), New ~o~treet

ton, High street, manager), draw on James Beaumout Thomas, solicitor, Oliver John, manager of Fox, Fowler

Harclay, Bn•an, Tritton, Rcmsom, High street ; & at Harnstaple Co.'s Bank, Fore street

Bouverie & Co. London E c Jeffery Henry, farmer, Hill farm Pa.lmer Henry, saddler, Well street

Devon & Exeter Savings Hank (Henry Jones William Joseph, Black Horse P.H. Palmer Lionel, smith &c. Church lane

Blatchford, agent), High street & coal dealer, High street Parnacott John, monumental engraver,

Doe & Lawman, solicitor:3, Castle street Kelly Francis, boot & shoe ma. Mill st stone mason; head stones in marble,

Doe C. R. & R. M. wine & spirit mer- Kmgdon Elizabeth & Hannah (Misses), granite, Forest of De1.n & portland

chants, South street boarding & day school, Castle street stone & slate, 26 New street

Doe George Mark (firm, Doe & Law- Kin~sbnry Isaac, Setting Sun P.H. Corn Passmore John, hay & straw dlr. Calf st

man), solicitor, commissioner for Market street Passmore Wm. hay& straw dlr. Wellst

oaths, town clerk & clerk to the Lahbet,t Henry, builder, New street Pearce William, grocer, tea dealer

burial board, assessment committee La1t William, surgeon, & medical officer & provision merchant, 2 High street

& board of guardians & rural & urhan for 'forrington district & public vac- & 179 New street

sanitary authorities&to school attend- cinator, High Bickington district, Penhale Ricbard E. L. M.R.c.v.s.Lond.

ance committee, registrar of the Torrington union, New street veterinary surgeon, New street

county court & acting high bailiff & Lake Lucy & Mary (Misses), private Penhor wood Lewis H. butcher & farmer,

vestry clerk &supt. registrar,Castle st school, New street New road

Uoirlge Samuel, boarding school (boys), Langbridge William & Son, plumbers & Parkins William Harry, grocer, agent

Middle school, South street glaziers, New street for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit

Dyer Thomas John, auctioneer, valuer, L:;~.ngbridge Thos. Hy. ironmgr. Well at merchants, ~outh street

printer & stationer, Fore street Langdon John, shopkeeper, Mill street Fettle Edmund, farmer, Weeke

Dymond Thomas, hair dresser, New st Langmead Albert Fredk. baker, Well st Pinkham William, dep11ty supt. regis-

Eady Charles, fishmonger, New street LaverGeo. Wm NewMarket inn,South st trar, New street

EasterbrookJohn, Hunter's inn, Well st Lawman Arthur John, solicitor, & dis- Pope Robert, coffee tavern, High st

EastmondRt. &Sons, ironm• mgrs. Fore st trict correspondent for the National Pope William, machinist, High street

.Elsworthy Thomas Tucker,hair dresser, So~iety for the Prevention of Cruelty Pow & Parkhouse, basket mas. Calf at

High street & Fore street to Children (firm, Doe & Lawman), Price William Evan, solicitor & com-

Enda.ll Thos. teacher of violin, Mill st c~stle street missioner for oaths, South street

E::~sery John, tailor, Castle street Lee Catherine (Mrs.), china & glass Prouse James, tanner &c. High street

Fear Mary Ann (Mts.), shopkpr. New st dealer, 16 South street Quick John, inspector of nuisances to

Fishleigh Herrman, dairyman, New st Lee John Bartlett, cabinet maker & urban sanitary authority, Town hall

Folland John, house agent & bailiff of collector of borou~h rates, South at Reddaway Isaac, butcher, Well street

county court, New street Lile John, grocer, South street Reed John B. farmer, wool, seed, corn,

Folland S. (Mrs.), furnished apart- Lloyd Staff-Sergeant Frederick, drill manure & coal merchant & lime

ments, 45 ~ew street instructor to the A Squadron, Yeo- burner, Staple vale & South street

l<'orbes Henry, manager National Pro- manry, & school attendance officer, Reed William Henry, farmer, Furse

vincial Bank of England, Higb street Well street Rew John, collector of market tolls &

Fowler Thomas, post master & organist Lloyd Robert, New inn, Well street town hall keeper, Castle street

to the parish church, Fore street Luxton Grace (Mrs.), baker, South st Rodd Albert Wm. thatcher, New street

Fowler William, fly proprietor, New st M~rtin Elizabeth (Miss) & CookS. B. Rowe John Passmore, watch & clock

Fox, Fowler & Co. bankers (branch) (Mrs.), apartments, Arlington cot- maker, Corn Market street

(John O.iver, manager), Fore street; tage, New streat Rowtcliff William Ashton, The Old inn,

draw on Barclay, Bevan, Tritt.on, Martin James, jun. farmer, Wood house retail brewer & maltster, Well streell

Ransom, Bouverie & Co. London 1il c Masonic Lodge (Torridge No. 1885), Royal North Devou Yeomanry Cavalry

Free lnstitute(WilliamVaughan,treas.; held at the Market hall, second man- (Hussars) (A. Squadron) (Capt.H. H.

Henry Holwill, hon. sec.), Halsuon rd day in every month (H. L.Mallet,sec) J. W.Drummond,commander; Capt.

FreJman Joseph, farmer, Hurwood Matthews Norman Henry, solicitor & A. S. Browne, second in command ;

Friendly Society (J. B. Lee, sec.), commissioner M.I.L.t:>. clerk to the T. Tanton, squadron quarter-master;

Black Horse county & borough magistrates & Staff-Serg. Frederick Lloyd, drill in-

Friendship John, rope & twine maker, clerk to the Great Torrington Com- structor),Well street

town crier & b1ll poster, Well street mons Conservators & steward to the Rudd Edwin, silk glove manfr. New st

Friendship Susan (Mrs.),grocer&baker, Town Alms Land Committee, & soli- RudeJohn, ale & porter mer.Potacrest

Well street citor to the North Devon Freei.:J.old Rude Percy John, sec. to Great 'for-

Fry Roger, plumber, Shambles Land Society, South street rington Gas & Water Works Co. &

Fry Thos. corn & manure mer. Rolle rd Medland William Cock, architect&; sur- receiver of the town & alms land

Furse 'rhos. Black Swan P.H. Potacre at veyor &borough & town lands charity charities, Halsdon terrace

Grant Henry, builder & collector of surveyor, sec. North Devon Freehold St. Giles-in·1.he-Wood Female Friendly

assessed prop~rty & income taxes, Land Society, agent to Sun Insur- Society (Wm. Werry, sec.), Well st

Well street & Potacre street ance Co. Windy cross Sanders Mary W. (Miss), dress maker,

Great Torrington Bowling Club (Henry Mitchell John, shopkeeper, Mill street New street

Blatchford, hon. se~.), High SJ;reet Moore Robert, butcher, Well street Sanders Thomas, shopkeeper, New st

Great Torrington Gas Light & Coke Co. Moorrnan Mary Ann (Mrs.),shopkeeper, Sandford John & Son, market garden-

Lim:ted (Percy John Rude, sec) Potacre street ers, Mill street

Great 'forrington Water Co. Limited MorseEdward L.R.C,P,Edm. surgeon, & Sandford Rt.&Son,seed merchts.Highst

(P. J. Rude, sec) medical officer High Bickington dis- Sandford Thos. marketgardenr. Mill at

Griffits John O!onzo, chemist & drug- trict, & certifying factory surgeon, Short & Son, tailors, hatters & woollen

gist, High street South street drapers & outfitters, Fore street.

Hamilton Edward Theodore, manager Muxworthy Richard,blacksmith,Calf st Bideford tuesdays,Barnstaple fridays

of the Devon & Cornwall Bank Nation Eliza (Miss), grocer, Corn Short Edwin, Railway hotel, New st

Handford Edwin & Son, chemists & Market street Short George & Joseph, tailors & out-

stamp office, Higll street National Provincial Bank of England fitters, High street

Heard Silas, blacksmitn, New road Limited (branch) (Henry Forbes, Short John, boot maker, New street

Heywood & Hodg<3 (late Ashplant), manager), High street; draw on Sillifant James, butcher, New street

whalesale & retail furnishing iron- head otlh:e, II2 Bishopsgate within, Sing Thomas, hatter & outfitter, High st

mongers, steel, bar iron, oil & color London E c Slee Henry & Sons, auctioneers, valuers

mercb.ants & boot closed upper mer- National Society for the Prevention of & estate agents, also certified bailiffs

chants., High street Cruelty to ChildrAn (A. J. Lawman, under the "Law of Distress Amend-

HeywB~Jd Wm. wheelwright, White's la district correspondent; Miss K. Vaug- ment Act, 1888," butchers & seeds--
men ; auction sales of stock held on
Hill Hy. grocer & provision dlr. Mill st han, sec.), Castle street

Hillma11 John, tailor, Calf street NethercottElizabeth(Mrs.) ,greengrocer, t.he last Saturday in every month &

Hoare Margt. (Miss), shopkpr. South st High street saturdays fortnight!\· during the

Holwill Henry, coal merchant, South at Norman William, dairyman, New st summer, South street

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Slee Joseph John, cabinet maker & Tanton Wm. E. relieving officer No. I Union Female Society, held at Black

carpenter, New street district & registrar of births & deaths Horse (John Bartlett Lee, sec)

Smale William, deputy registrar of & vaccination & school attendance Vaughan Wm. silk glove ma. White's la

marriages, Kempton cottage, New st officer,Great Torrington suh-district, Venner JamesHenry, fish dealer,New st

Snow Reginald M. wholesale grocer, see New street VoddenElizh. (:\lrs. ),dress makr. Well st

Tattersill & Snow Tapley Samuel Gover, Globe family & Volunteer Battalion (4th) Devonshire

Squire Elias Edmund, agricultural seed commercial hotel &posting ho. ; good Regiment (F Company) (Capt. H. L.

merchant ; district representative for commercial, coffee & stock rooms ; MaJJet, commanding ; Sergt. Thomas

W. 0. Smith & Co.'s pure cakes & billiards ; omnibus meets all trains ; Reaney, drill instructor), Drill ball&.

manures; office & stores, Well street free fh;hing for visitors, Fore street armoury, Calf street

Squire John, tailor & woollen draper, Tattersill & Snow, wholesale & family Walkey Mary B.(M1·s. ),Royal Exchange

Halsdon road grocers, South street inn, New street

Squire Henry, shopkeeper, New street Thorne Thomas, shoe maker, Well st Ward Frederick, basket maker, New st

Stamp Office (Edwin Handford, sub- Torridge Vale Butter Factory (Robert Ward James, wheelwright, Calf street

distributor), High street Sandford & Son, proprietors), Rolle rd Ward John, carpenter & joiner, Mill st

Stanbury William, farmer, Norwood Torrington Fire Brigade (Henry Grant, Watts Henry, saddler & boot dealer,.

Stapleton Philip & Son,grocers &bakers, captain) Corn Market street

High street Trott Ueo. shoe maker, Corn Market st WebberSilvanus,drpr.& millinr. High st

Stevenstone Fox Hounds (John Chubb, Turrall William Henry, commercial & Westcott Eliza (Mrs.), shopkpr. Wells&

huntsman ; Fred Mitchell, whip), scholastic stationr.bookseller,printer, Westlake James, Plough inn, Forest

Kennels, B.otherham bridge news agent & fancy goods dealer ; Wilkie Margaret A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper~

Steevenson Robt.H. card box ma.Well st Mudie's circulating library,&Sutton's Halsdon road

Sutcliff Edward M.D., C.M. surgeon, & agent, Church gate, High street Wilson Wm. butcher & farmer, Mill st

medical officer for Peters Marland Twiggs John & Sons, wholesale marine Woodrow Henry, boot maker, South st

district & public vaccinator for Tor- store & china dealer, Potacre street Yeo Brothers, farmers, Priestacott

rington district, Torrington union, United Tradesmen's Sick & Burial Yeo Cbas. glove manufacturer, Castle st

Morton villa Society (William Langbridge, sec.), Yeo Elizabeth (Mrs.), furnished apart-

TantonJ.& Son,grocers & bakers, Well st New street • ments, 130 New street

LITTLE TORRINGTON is a parish and village, rector,and the representatives of the late F.Haworth esq.: the-

near the river 'forridge, here crossed by two bridges of 3 representatives of the late 'f. Stevens esq. who own the

arches each leading to Great Torrington, and is 2 miles manor, the Hon. Mark George Kerr Rolle D.L., J.P. of

south from Torrington terminal station of a branch of the Bicton, the Rev. George De C. Guille M.A. 1\lrs. Cummings,.

Great Western railway, in the Northern division of the Mrs. H. Moore-Stevens and J. C. Moore-Stevens esq. J.P.

county, Shebbear hundred, Torrington petty sessional divi- are chief landowners. 'fhe soil is friable; subsoil, stone and

sion, union and county court dtstrict, rural deanery of Tor- clay. The chief crops are cereals. The acreage is 2, 88o ;

rington, archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. rateable value, [2,602; the population in r891 was 412.

The church of St. Giles is a building of stone in the Perpen- PosT 0FFICE.-William Broad, sub-postmaster. Letter&

dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south through Torrington, which is the nearest money order &

porch and an embattled western tower with pinnacles, 67 telegraph office, arrive at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at 5.2,5.

feet in height, containing 5 bells, all dated 1804; weight of p.m
tenor, II cwt. : there is an ancient brass to Jone, wife of Taddiport is a hamlet, 1} miles north, on the south bank

Peter Phesaynt esq. attorney-general in the Northern parts of the river Torridge, which IS here crossed by a bridge of

to Queen Elizabeth, daughter and co-heiress of Sir Vincent three arches, leading to Torrington.

Fulnetbie, and mother-in-law to John Phippes D.D. rector of The hospital of St. Mary Magdalen, founded here by Lady

Little Torrington; a modern brass to Waiter Stuart Stevens Anne Butler, was gifen in 1665 by Tristram Arscott esq. t()

Haworth, Iieut. 6oth Rifles, who died 13th Feb. 188r, at Great Torrington and the churchwardens of Little Tor-

Newcastle, Natal, of wounds receiYed in the battle of Ingogo, rington for the relief of the poor, and the lands now known

Feb. 4th preceding, and a brass to Capt. John Stevens Guille, as" Magdalen Lands" were anciently part of the endow-

d. 1887: there are other memorials toR. Coplestone esq. o( ment of this hospital, which was originally a lazar-house, o~

Woodlands, in this parish, ob. Oct. 23rd. 1617 ; the Rev. asylum for lepers ; these lands now consist of two fields,

Peter F1sher, rector, Jane, his wife, and John Fisher; the comprising 8 acres, several gardens and 13 cottages, let for

Rev. Peter Glubb J. P. and rector here nearly so years, 1852 ; about £34 yearly.

and Anne, his wife: there is an ancient stone font and three The cbapel of St. Mary Magdalen, formerly attached to

stained windows: an organ was erected in r887, at a cost of the hospital, was founded by the ancestors of John Sentlege:r

[125: with the exception of the tower, porcb and part of (St. Leger) in 1345, and is a small building about 30 feet in

the west wall, the edifice was partially rebuilt in I 857, the length, by I 1 feet wide, with a transept, and a western towe~

chancel being enlarged at the cost of the present rector, and 5 feet square, containing one bell, dated r654 : two of the

the Stevens aisle rebuilt by Mrs. Sophia Stevens, widow of windows are square-headed and two others semicircular.

Thomas Stevens esq. of Cross, Vielstone and Winscott: the Divine service is held here once on Sundays, and the services.

nave and south aisle were restored by the parishioners: f.he are in part maintained by the rent of two acres of land,

silver flagon, paten and almsdish were given, in 1753 by called "Chapel field;" the building is repaired out of the

Christiana Maria, widow of Henry Stevens esq. of Cross, 1·ents of the "Magdalen lands," the residue being distributed

and sister of Henry, rst Baron Rolle ; the chalice is of older among the poor of Great and Little Torriugton.

date: there are 300 sittings. The register dates from the Hart's charity of £7 is distributed to the poor at Christ-

year I662. The living is a rectory, average tithe rent- mas by the rector.

charge £349; gross yearly value £405, with residence and The representatives of the late T. Stevens esq. are lords ot

44 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Hon. Mark George Kerr the manor.
Rolle D.L., J.P. the present rector, Miss Southcombe and SCHOOLS:-

others, and held since 1853 by the Rev. Georg-e De Carteret National (mixed), built in 1840 & enlarged in 1873, for go
Guille M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford. There is a W es- children; average attendan~e, 6o ; Thos. Fogerty,master ;

leyan chapel at Five Lane End. Cross, at present unoc- Miss Hannah Fogerty, assistant mistress
cupied, and Smytham, the residence of Capt. Osmund W. Infant, Taddiport, built in 1873, for 6o infants; average,

Scott, are the property of the Rev. George De C. Uuille M.A. attendance, 30; mistress (vacant)

Little Torrington. Fairchild George B. farmer, Huntshaw Rockey Thomas, carpenter

Fairchild Thomas Bryan, surveyor, & Rowtchff Thomas, farmer & landowner,

GuilleRev.Geo.De Carteret Ill. A. Rectory sec. to Ureat Torrington Agricultural Broadbridge

Scott Capt. Osmund W., Smytbam Society, Huntshaw Ward Frederick, farmer, West Bagbear

COIIIMERCIAL. Gordon William, carpenter Weeks John, farmer, South hole
Great Torrington Agricultural Society Wilson William, farmer, South hill
Arnold Nicholas, shoe maker
Bond Richard, Gribble inn, & farmer (T. B. Fairchild, sec) Taddiport.
Boundy Jn. carpenter & coach builder GuardEdwd.frmr.Homer&Undercleave
Broad William, blacksmith, Post office Heale John, farmer, South Frizenham Blake Andrew, tailor
Cawsey Harriett(Mrs. ),frmr. Woodland Heale Philip, farmer, Bowden Mills Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper-
Copp Thomas, farmer, Middle Gribble How John Mear, farmer, East Ford Sillifant William, mason
Drake William, farmer, North hole Judd William, farmer, Higher Holham Wannell Rebecca (Mrs.), Buckingham
Fairchild Geo. farmer, Middle Holham Lake William, farmer, Coxshilly
Quance John, farmer, West Ford Arms P.H

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DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. TOTNES. 649

T01,NES,

WITH THE SUBURB OF BRIDGETOWN.

ToTNES is an ancient municipal borough and market town, reservoirs built at Bridgetown. The Gas Works, near the

bead of a union and county court district, in the Southern Grove, are the property of a company.

division of the county, and hundred of Coleridge, petty The earHest notice {If the existence of a church in Totnes.

sessional division of Stanborough and Coleridge, rural is in a charter of Judhel de Totnais, the Norman baron, to

deanery and archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter, whom the Conqueror granted the borough, by which he

and is picturesquely situated on the western bank of the grants the church, referred to in the charter as "ecclesiam

river Dart, on the opposite bank of which, in the parish of Sancte Marie de Toteneo " to the great Benedictine abbey of

Berry Pomeroy and hundred of Stanborough, is Bridgetown, SS. Sergius and Bacchus, at Angers. This church appears

a handsome suburb of the town, and also forming part of to have been rebuilt and consecrated by Bishop Bronescombe-

the borough. Totnes has a station on the Great Western in 1259: it was again rebuilt about 2oo years afterwards,

railway, with extensions to the quay, 222{ miles from Bishop Lacy in 1432 granting an mdulgence of 40 days to.

London viU. Bristol and Exeter, and 196 by the old coach all who contrtbuted to the work.

road, 24 east-by-north from Plymouth, 23 south-by-west The existing church of St. Mary is a fine building of stone

from Exeter, 9 west-south-west from Torquay, 10 north- in the Early Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave,.

west-by-west from Dartmouth and 5 from Paignton. The large south porch with parvise, and a lofty tower with rich

line from Totnes to Ashburton. which follows the valley of buttresses and octagollal pinnacles, containing 8 bells, all

the river Dart, thus connecting the towns npon its banks, cast. in 1732, except the fifth, which was presented by John.

here joins the Great Western sy~:>tem; the stations and Pender esq. M.P. tor Totnes in 1863: in the south wall of

distances being :-Staverton, 3i miles; Buckfastleigh, 7 ; the chancel is a hagioscope and on the north side a fine rood

Ashburton, 9i· turret with stone staircase leading to the rood loft; in the

The town is situated in the fru:tful district called the base of the turret are the remains of two piscinre : the

South Hams, or garden of Devonshire, which abounds in chancel is inclosed by a very fine stone rood screen and ~wo.

rich pastures, meadows, corn fields and orchards, and being parclose screens, erected, it would appear, in 38 Henry VI.

placed on a hill, enjoys a remarkably pure atmosphere: the (r459-6o), when the Corporation (who up to the year 1836

main street, which rises from the margin of the river Dart, had the control of the church) made an order that the

is about three-quarters of a mile in length, and is Cr)ntinued chancel should be divided from the church with freestone~

to the summit of the steep acclivity, passing along the brow as the cathedral church at Exeter was; this screen has

of the hill and commanding a fine view of the valley and the recently been restored: the Corporation stalls, which are

windings of the river. The upper stories of many of the handsomely carved, were erected in 1636, and stood in front.

houses in High street project beyond the lower ones and, of the screen; they now face the entrance transept: in the

being supported on columns, form spacious covered piazzas south aisle are the remains of a Perpendicular tomb to•

for foot passengers. The fine scenery of the valley of the Walter Smith, ob. 1555: under the tower arch is a marble

Dart and the beauty of the surrounding country will always monument with kneeling effigies to Christopher Blackball.

secure for Totnes and its neighbourhood a good resident ob. 1635, and his four wives, which formerly stoo:l on the

population and a continual intiux of visitors. south side of the chancel, but was moved during the re-

The town is connected with its suburb of Bridgetown by storation to its present position : over the outer do~rway of

a stone bridge of three arches, built in 1828, at a cost of the south porch are the remains of an ancient sun dial and

/,12,000, the tolls on which were abolished November 1st, three mutilated shields, of which the uppermost has the

r88r ; steps descend from the bridge to a small island, appearance of being the town arms: the inner doorway

which was laid out in walks and planted with trees and has over it the remains of a saint's niche and a shield with

shrubs for the use of the public, at the expense of the late the arms of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter (1420-75): in

Duke of Somerset. the parvise·over the south entrance are stored about 30~

In ancient records Totnes is called Totton (contraction for volumes of books, which originally formed the lecturer's or

Tottonia), Totonie and Totneis. The Roman road or Fosse- preacher's library ; these were in part purchased wit.h sums

way, which traversed this county into Somerset, and thence of money given or left for the purpose or were gifts m':tde

to other parts of the kingdom, began here. in the 17th century ; the library is now, unfortunatdy, in a.

King John, in 1205, granted the burgesses a charter, very bad state: there is also a stone pulpit, enriched with

afterwards confirmed and extended by Edward I. Henry VII. tracery and shields of arms, and an ancient Bible and

and other monarchs. A charter was also granted by Eliza- prayer book, presented m r6go for the use of the mayor by

beth, 31 Aug. 1596, under which the corporation consisted Lady Anne Seymour, relict of Sir Edward Seymour, of

of a mayor, a recorder, fourteen burgher-masters, coun- Berry Castle, and contains an inscription signed by her: a

cillors and an indefinite number of burgesses, includin~ a reredos of carved oak was erected about 1883, by T. C_

select body called "The Twenty-men," the mayor, recorder Kellock esq. of Higbfield, as a memorial to his wife, her

and ex-mayor being justices of the peace for the borough sister and her mother, Mrs. Plumer: new east and west win-

and parish; this charter continuei in force uutil the passing dows have also been inserted: about half way up the tower

of the" Municip.:tl Corporations Act of 1835" (5 and 6 Wm. are three niches containing figures, the centre figure being

IV. c. 76), under which the Corporation consists of a mayor, supposed to represent Bishop Lacy, and under it in raised

four aldermen and twelve councillors. Under the "Public letters are the words, "I made this tour;" in the niche on

Health Act of 1875" (38 and 39 Vict. c. 55), the Corporation the right-hand side is a robed figure, which may possibly

have the sole control in all matters relating to local govern- represent Prior Stoke, of the Priory of St. Mary, Totnes,.

ment. The sooth annual election of a mayor took place I who subscribed £ro towards the erection of the tower; the
Nov. 9, 1876. A commission of the peace has been granted, l figure on the left, which is much diiapidated, appears to be

but the borough has now neither recorder nor quarter that of a soldter with crossed legs: at the east end of the

sessions. The municipal borough comprises the whole church, in the yard, is a large buttress pierced by an arch-

parish of Totnes and the manor of Bridgetown, in the parish way, the origin and purpose of which formed the subject

of Berry Pomeroy; the latter being added to it by the of much discussion in "Notes and Queries" for 185o; but

"Municipal Corporations Act of 1835." the buttress has lately been much altered: the interior of

Totnes enjoyed the pri>'ile5e of sending two members to the building has been restored since r886 in accordance

the House of Commons from 1295 to the passing of the with the designs of the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott R.A. : the

Reform Act of 1867 (30 and 31 Vict. c. 102), by which it church was re-opened January 30, 1889, after b~ing again

was disfranchised. restored, the cost being chietly defrayed by Mrs. Ruberts,

The commissioners of the river Dart have greatly im- of London, a native of Totnes. The register dates from the

proved the navigation, upon which they have expended year 1557. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value

large sums of money since 1833: vessels of 200 tons burthen {,270, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Exeter,

can now come up to the wharves near the bridge. The and held sine~ 1893 by the Rev, Thomas Henry Elliott M.Ao.

supply of water for the inhabitants, which is abunjant and of Trinity College, Dublin; the rectorial tithes and glebe,

of excellent quality, is obtained from the Broomborough 74 acres, formerly belonged to Totues Priory, but are now

estate, the proprietor of which, centuries ago, gave this the property of the Duke of Somerset; only 693 acres are

right to the town of Totnes: two reservoirs were constructed tithable and pay a yearly tithe of £280.

near the town about the year 1865, and a main laid The church of St. John the Evangelist, Bridgetown, &

throughout the principal streets of the borough, and thence chapel of ease to the parish church of Berry Pomeroy, was.

across the bridge to supply Brid;~etown; an additional consecrated by the Bishop of Exeter in July, 1888, and is an

supply has been recently obtained from llowden and new edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave and a tower a.t

6.50 TOTNE.3. • DEVONSHIRE. [K:ELLY'S

the north-west angle with pinnacles and containing 1 bell : of Totnes, conveyed two fields to trustees, who should apply

it was bmlt in t832 by the late Duke of Somerset K.G., P.C. the rents to the benefit of a charity school for poor boys and

for that part of Perry Pomeroy parish which forms a suburb girls. The present trustees of the Totnes Municipal
of and is within the borough of Totnes : there are sittings Charities ~re the Rev. J. Powning, Mes~rs. S. E. Cary, W.

for about 400 persons. The register of baptisms and burials Condy• r:t". C. Kellock, J. Kelland, J. E. L. Lloyd, E. M.

dates from 1840. Tucker and S. H. Vibert.

At Follaton House, the seat of S. E. G. Cary esq. i~ a 'fwo weekly newspapers are published here by Messrs. T.

Catholic chapel, served from Buckfast Abbey. C. and A. E. Mortimer M.J.I.-the "'fotnes Times and

The Baptist chapel, in Fore street, erected in 1877, is a Devon News," issued on Friday evening, and" The Western

plain edifice of stone; the Baptist chapel in Plymouth road, Guardian," issued on Wednesday: a ... River Dart Guide,"

erected in 1866. The Congregational chapel is in Station containing a full description of the scenery anrJ. general

road and the Wesleyan chapel in The Plains. objects of interest in a trip down thatriver; "An Historical

The Cemetery, in tbe Plymouth road, formed in 1856, and Descriptive Sketch of Berry-Pomeroy CJ.stle," and

extends o-rer an area of 2t acres and is under the control of other guides are also published by this firm.

a Burml Board of 9 members. Brutus' Stone is a large boulder of granite fixed in the

The Guildhall, standing on the north side of the church, pavement outside No. 51 Fore street, just above the Station

was formerly a portion of the priory of St. Mary : in the road and on the right-hand side of the street, going towards

main hall are preserved the old stocks ; here also is a large the East gate, on which tradition alleges that Brutus of Troy

oil painting by Wilham Brockedon, a native of Totnes, stepped at his landing here ; this tradition has been referred

representing a scene from the poems of Ossian. The list of to by various writers, one of whom, John Prince, author of

mayors is complete from 1377 to the present time. the "Worthies of Devon," was vicar of Totnes from 1676 to

The municipal insignia include two maces, a mayor's 168r.

chain and badge and borough and mayoral seats. The It has for a long period been customary on the proclama-

maces of silver-gilt, 3 feet in length, form a pair and are tion of a new sovereign for the mayor to make the procla-

alike in ever respect, the design being somewhat unique : mation from this stone.

the shafts, which take the baluster shape, are much enriched Among distinguished natives of Totnes may be mentiont"d

with projecting bands and knops, highly ornamented ; round William Brockedon, topographer and artist, born 13 Oct.

the head and within four compartments incloSP.d by con- 1787; Benjamin Kennicott D.D. divine and orientalist, and

ventional foliage, appear the borough arms and the national canon of Ch. Ch. Oxford, born 4 Ap. 1718; Edward Lye,

emblems crowned: the circlet bears crosses and fleur-de-lis Saxon lexicographer, born 17041 and William John Wills,
alternately and from the former rise the arches of the Australian explorer, born 1834.

crown; these maces are traditionally said to have been pre- On the Plains. is an obelisk, erected by public subscription,

sented to the town by Sir Richard Lloyd kt. M.P. forTotnes, August, 1864, in honour of William John Wills, who with

1754·9, and subsequently a Baron of the Exchequer. The Robert O'Hara Burke first crossed the Australian continent

mayor's chain and badg-e, provided by public subscription, in t86o, but perished in returning, June 28th, r86r.

were presented to the Corporation in 1875 ; the chain, of Follaton House, the seat of Stanley Edward George Cary

gold, 41 inches in length, consists of links bearing shields, esq. J.P. is a handsome mansion in the Italian style, about

each surmounted by a civic crown ; the centre link is a mile west of the town and includes a domestic Catlwlic

flanked on either side by a mace and from it depends the chapel : Broomborough, a neat mansion in the Elizabethan

badge displaying the borough arms wrought in gold and style, is the seat of Mrs. Phillips : Bowdon, now the property

enamel: the borough seal, dating from the 15th century, of A. M. Singer esq. of Redworth, was formerly the seat of

presents a triple-towered gateway, between two keys erect, the family of Giles, mentioned in Prince's " Worthies of

all within a legend: the mayor's seal is similar, but of Devon ; " the house, a rectangular building of stone, chiefly

smaller size, and there exists the matrix of a seal finely dating from the reign of Queen Anne, incorporates the re-

executed and of a date earlier than either of these : the Cor- mains of a far older house, probably erected in the time of

poration also possess a loving cup of !!lilver, about 9 inches Edward II. at which period it was held by John de llowden.

in height, said to have been presented by Sir Edward Giles Totnes was anciently a walled town, and had originally

kt. M.P. for Totnes, r62o-r and subsequently, but the hall four gates, of which only two, the ea.it and north, now re-

marks indicate the date 1693-4: the mayor and ex-mayor main. The East gate, which divides Fore street and High

wear robes of scarlet cloth trimmed with purple velvet. street, has been very much modernized : it formerly con-

The Market House was erected in 1848 at a cost of about sisted of two arched portals, one for carriages, inclosed

£ 12,ooo. The weekly market is held on Saturday at 3 p.m. with gates, and a smaller one for foot passengers : the room

and is abundantly supplied with all kinds of provisions. over this gateway has a fine carved and coloured frieze in the

Here are also great ca~tle markets, held on the rst Tuesday Early Renaissance style, ar:d o\'er the chimney-piece are

in every month. The annualfairs are on May 12 and October heads of King Henry VIII. and Queen Jane Seymour: the

28, when those dates fall on a 'fuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- apartment is wainscoted with linen-pattern panelling. The

day or Friday, and when they do not on the following Tues- East gate has an illuminated clock on either side, and the

day. Here are two breweries, a flour mill and a cider room over the gateway is used as a reading room. In

fact.ory kept by Messrs. John Symons and Co. Lim1ted. Domesday Book, Totnes is descrtbed as having 95 burgesses,

The imports are chiefly coal, culm and timber, and the besides rs without the walls, and is said to be subject to the

• exports are corn, cider and other agricultural produce. same services as Exeter, and never to be taxed but with

The South Devon subscription library, established in r8n, that city. The barony of Totnes was part of the demesne of

is held at 12 High street. Edward the Confessor, but was afterwards given by William

There are branches of the Devon and Cornwall Bank, Fore the Conqueror to Judhael, or Joel de Totneis; on his banish-

street, and the National Provincial and Naval Bank in High ment by William Rufus, the barony was transferred to

street, and an agency of the Devon and Exeter Savings Bank. Roger de Novant, and was subsequently held by the Canti-

The Castle hotel, High street, The Seven Stars hotel, on lupe and Zouch familit"s : on the attainder of Lord Zouch it

The Plains, and The Seymour hotel, Bridgetown, are well- was given by Henry VII. to Sir Richard Edgcumbe, whose

appointed houses and have excellent assembly and public grandson sold it to Lord Edward Seymour, an ancestor of

rooms where balls and concerts take place : there are also the present owner, the Duke of Somerset. The castle,

several good inns. which for many generations was the seat of the b;uony,

The Dart Vale harriers are kept in the neighbourhood, was in ruins at the time Leland visited it in the reign of

and within easy distance there are also packs of fox hounds ; Henry VIII. except the walls and the great tower or keep,

fish ·abound in all parts of the river, especially between the outer walls of which are still standing : a portion of the

Totnes and Dartmouth, where it widens into a broad estuary castle moat is also intact and some of the tower walls

with several creeks. The Weir of the Dart Salmon Fisllery, remain : from the top of the keep magnificent views can be

contiguous to the railway station, is a favourite resort of obtained of the surrounding country: the ruins are finely

anglers, and is a famous place for trout as well as salmon ; mantled with ivy, and the grounds aroundthem are prettily

the water is of an excellent and favourable quality and the laid out, and by the liberahty of the late Duke of Somerset

fishing excellent. have been thrown open as a public promenade. D.uringthe

The annual races are held in the beginning of September reign of William the Norman, Joel Fitz .\lured de Totneis

and are usually well attended. founded a priory here, near the site of the present church,

Here is stationed the C company of the 5th (The Hay as a. cell to the Benedictine abbey of St. Sergius and St.

Tor) Volunteer Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Bacchus at Angiers : at the Dissolution it contained six

Thomas Martin, of Totnes, in 1690, left property at Barn- monks and had an estimated yearly income of £124: the ·

staple, which was sold and the interest of the purchase existing remains include the refectory, precinct wall, abbot's

money is distributed in money and kind. Capt. Short, who gate, still house and a large Perpendicular gate-house.

died at Bath in x825, left [2,950 Consols, the annual fhe cloister garth inclosed a square of 124 feet: its site is

dividends to be given away in £ro annuities to very poor now partly occupied by the Guildhall and other buildings.

men and women born and residing in Totnes. Mr. The Duke of Somerset is lord of the manor. The principal

Frederick Bowden,:in x889, invested £r,ooo, the interest of landowners are S. E. G. Cary J.P. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Far-

which is distributed in the same manner. John Phillips, well, T. 0. Kellock, A. M·. Singer, Robert Harvey, Misa

DIRECTORY.J DEVONSHIRE_. TOTNES. 651
•

Durant, F. Amery, TheMissesTaylor, A. M. Champernowne officers and inmates in the workhouse ; the population of

and John Fleming esqs. the borough in t8gr was 4,016.

The area of the parish is t,r7o acres; rateable value, . Sexton, John Eames.

.£r2,I49; the population in I8gr was 3,377, including 230

Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.

PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office & Borough Magistrates.

Inland Revenue Stamp Office, Fore street.-Thomas The Mayor & Ex-Mayor ·

Heath, postmaster , William Mtlls Tollit, Highlands

LETTERS DISPATCHED. Edward Harris, Albany house, Bridgetown

London 9 a.m. (extra id. stamp, 9· 5 a. m.) ; Plymouth & John Kelland, Mesembria, Paignton
Cornwall, 9.30 a.m. (extra §-d. stamp, 9·35 a.m.); Lon- Henry Symons, Tuckenhay house, nr. Totnes
don, Bristol, Exeter, I0.55 a.m. (extra ~d. stamp, rr Lalande John Cary Rains, Fore street

a. m.); Plymouth, Devonport & Cornwall, I2 p.m. (extra Robert Elliott Bourne, Elwell house

!d. stamp, I2.5 p.m.); Newton Abbot, Brixham, Tor-. Joseph Roe, Mount Plym
quay & Dartmouth, I2.50 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 12.55 Clerk, Thomas White Windeatt, Church lane
p.m.) ; Ireland, Scotland, N. England, N. Wales, Exeter, Magistrates' sittings are held at the Guildhall first & third
Bristol, Torquay & Newton Abbot, 3 p.m. (extra !d. wednesday in the month at rr a. m

stamp, 3·5 p.m.); London, all parts of United Kingdom Corporation,
& foreil{n parts, 8.25 p.m. (extra ~d. stamp, 8.45 p.m.); I892-93.

Plymouth & Cornwall, Io p.m. ; Plymouth, Buckfastleigh,

Ashburton & Ivybridge, 3 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 3·5 MAYOR, Alderman William Condy.

p.m.); Kingsbridge, Dartmouth & the neighbourhood of Ex-MAYOR, Alderman Philip Symons.

Totnes, ro p.m ALDERMEN,

PILLAR & WALL BOXES.-Collection as follows:- *William Condy ~Joseph Roe
Bridgetown (Seymour hotel), 9.25 a.m. 2.30 & 8. IO p.m *Thos. Creaser Kellock ~Philip Symons

Hridgetown, 9.20 a.m. 2.30 & 8. IO p.m CouNCILLORs.

Arch house, 9.25 &.ro.soa.m. 2.45 & 8 p.m tThomas Brook I tJohn E. L. Lloyd

Castle inn, g.25 & 10.45 a.m. 2.45 & 7·55 p.m tEdward Harris tJohn L. Winter

Plymouth road, 9.20 a.m. 2.40& 7.50 p.m. · tAndrewHawkiusTanqueray *Thomas Edmonds, jun
Railway station, 9.25, IO & n.3o a. m. I.25, 3·55 & 8 p.m tBenjamin William Hayman *Thomas S. Harris
IWarland, I0.40 a. m. & 7·45 p.m *George MitcheU
pames Warne Chenhall

These boxes are not cleared on sundays tFrederick Thomas Distin *Samuel H. Vibert
tStation road, 9.20, IQ & r r.3o a.m. 2.45, 3.40 & 8 p. m. ;

sundays, 9.20 a.m
Marked thus retire in 11193.

Marked thus + retire in 1894.
Marked thus~ retire in 1893.

TowN DELIVERIEs.-First, 7 a.m.; second, IQ.3Q a.m. ; Marked thus, retire in 1•9<.
third, 4.25 p.m. There is only one delivery on sundays,
at 7 a.m Borough Auditors, Edwin Leonard Middleton, Bridgetown,

The Post office is open on week days from 7 a. m. until 9 & James Westaway, High street
p.m. & on sundays from 8 a.m. until ro a.m OFFICERS oF 'l'HE CoRPORATION & URBAN SANITARY

AUTHORITY.
Town Clerk & Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority, ·

Money Order, Savings Bank, Annuity & Insurance, Inland Edward Windeatt, High street

Revenue, Stamp & Licence business transacted from 9 Borough Treasurer, James Davis, 48 High street

a.m. till 6 p.m. & on saturdays till 8 p.m. ; no business Medical Officer of Health, Donald A. Fraser M.D. Bridgetown

of this class is transacted on sundays Borough Surveyor, William Frederick 'follit, Gate house

Postal Telegraph business from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. on week Water Inspector, John Brimicombe, High street
Superintendent of Police, John Ryall, South street
days & on sundays from 8 to IQ a. m
Sergeant of Police, David Morgan, Church lane
Postal orders may be obtained up to 9 p.m
Inspector ot Nuisances & Collector of Rates, James Clark, 7

County Magistrates for Stanborough & Coleridge High street
Petty Sessional Division. Collector of Improvement Rates&. Water Rentals, William

• No fixed chairman. Sloggett, 93 High street
Town Crier, Edward McKnight, 83 High street
Seale Sir Henry Paul hart. D.L. Norton park, Dartmouth
Bain David Wise e~q. Gatcombe house, Totnes River Dart Commissioners.

Birdwood Maj.-Gen. William Ilbert R.E. Woodcot, Salcombe, Clerk to Commissioners, & Surveyor, Anthony Pike, Clifton
villa
Kingsbridge
Cary Stanley Edward George esq. Follaton house, Totnes Harbour :Master, William Thomas, The Plains ·

Conran Capt. Gerald Marcell, Bradridge, Diptford,Ivybridge Public Establishments.

Cornish-Bowden Frederic James esq. Black hall, Avon wick, County Police Station, Priory gate; the force consists of a

Ivybridge superintendent, 5 sergeants & 29 constables

Fleming John esq. Bigadon, Buckfastleigh R. S. 0 Cemetery, Plymouth road, Nicholas Adams, IQ High street,

Holdsworth Arthur Frederick esq. Widdicombe house, clerk to the burial board; Thos. Cockings Baker, keeper

Stokenham, Kingsbridge County Court, His Honor James Broughton Edge, judge ;

llbert William Roope esq. Bowringsleigh, West Alvington, Thomas Hunt Edmonds, registrar & high bailiff ; hours

Kingsbridge ·· of business, IO to 4, except on wednesday, when closed at

May Vice-Admiral Charles Henry, Weston house, Totnes I p.m. The Court is held at the Guildhall, Totnes, & at

Paige-Browne John Browne esq. M.A. Great Englebourne, Churl'ton Ferrers in alternate months : the district com-

Harberton, Totnes prises the following places :-Ashprington,Berry Pomeroy,

Pitts Maj. Thomas Harris, East Allington ho. Kingsbridge South Brent, Bridgetown, Brixham, Buckfastleigh,

Stuart-Hawkins Christopher esq. Alston house, Plympton Churstou Ferrers, Cornworthy, Dartington, Dartmouth,

Tanner Edmund Fearnley esq. Hawson court, Buckfast- Dean Prior, Diptford, Dittisl)am, Halwell, Harberton,

leigh R.S.O Holne, Little Hempston, Kingswear, Marldon, Morleigh,

Toll Henry Limbrey esq. B. A. Manor ho. Strete, Dartmouth North Huish, Paignton, Rattery, Staverton, Stoke

Twysden Capt. James Stevenson R.N. Charlton, Kingsbridge Gabriel, Totnes & Ugborough

Watson Richard Huxham esq. Brook, Totnes Certified Bailiffs in Totnes under the " Law of Distress
Amendment Act, x888" :-J. L. Winter, Philip Symons
Wise Lieut.-Col. Dacres William, Aileron, Kingsbridge

Clerk tot he Magistrates, Thos. White Windeatt, Ig High st & Robert E. Bourne

Petty Sessions are held at the Guildhall every second mon- District Registry of the High Court, Thomas Hunt Edmonds,

day at II a.m. & first monday at Kingsbridge Guildhall

The following places are included in the petty sessional Guildhall, Priory lane

division: Blackawton, Buckland Tout Saints, Charleton, Inland Revenue Office, 47 High street, Lancelot John

Chivelstone, Churchstow, Dodbrooke, East Allington, East Saunders, supervisor; Charles E. Tandy, officer
Poutlemouth, Kingsbridge, Loddiswell, Mallborough, South Devon Library, I~ High street, Thomas William

Morley, Sherford, Slapton, Stokenham, South Pool, Stoke Stokes, sec. & librarian

Flemmg; South Milton, South Huish, Thurlestone, West VOLUNTEERS.

.Alvington, Woodleigh(Kingsbridge division); Ashprington, 5th Volunteer Battalion (The Hay Tor) Devonshire Regi-

Berry Pomeroy, Buckfastleigh, Cornworthy, Dartington, ment (C Co.), Armoury, South street, Capt. A Michel-

Dean Prior, Diptford, Dittisham, Halwell, Harberton, .more, commanding; Sur,>{eon-Lieut. L. J. C. Rains,

Little Hempston, North Huish, Rattery, South Brent medical officer; George Drew, drill instructor; G. L-

(Totnes division) Loam, band master

~52 TOil\ES. DEVONSHIRE. (KELL"{s

TOTNES UNION. Catholic Church, Foliaton, served from Buckfastleigh ; mass.

Board day, satut"day, at II a.m. at the workhouse. 9.30 a.m .•

The union comprises the following parishes :-Ashprington, Baptist (open), Fore street; Rev. George Dav1d Evans; u

Berry Pomeroy,Brixham,Buckfastleigh,Churston Ferrers, a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7·45 p. m

Cornworthy, Dartington, Dean Prior, Diptford, Dittisham, Baptist (select), Plymouth road; II a. m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.;

Halwell, Harberton, Holne, Kingswear, Little Hempston, tburs. 7.30 p.m

Marldon, 1\Iorleigh or Morley, North Huish, Paignton, Congregational, Station road, Rev. James Johns B.A.; II

Rattery, South Brent, Staverton, Stoke Gabriel, Totnes, a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7·45 p.m

Dartmouth, Ugborough. The area of the union is 97,914 Wesleyan, Plains; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; mon. 8 & wed.,

acres; rateable value in 1893 £2rs,74o; the population 7· IS p.m
Gospel Hall, High street; II a.m. 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. &
in 1891 was 40,504

Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Thomas thurs. 7.30 p.m. ; sat. 8 p.m

White Windeatt, Church lane, Totnes Totnes Parish Church Mission Hall, The Grove, 8 p.m.;

Treasurer, James Davis, National Provincial Bank of thurs. 7· 15 p.m Schools.

England, Totnes

Relieving Officers, No. I district, George Freeman Marks, Totnes Grammar school was founded in 1554, just after the
Bridgetown, Totnes; No 2 district, Richard Gidley, 9 dissolution of the religious houses, & formerly occupied a
Plymouth road, Totnes
part of the Old Priory buildings ; in 1636 Elisceus Hele
Vaccination Officers, Matthew Revell, High street, Totnes & 1 bequeathed lands in the parish of Harberton for its en-
John Bovey, Buckfastleigh
dowment : among the distinguished men here educated
Medical Officers, Berry Pomeroy district, Donald Alex. may be mentioned the learned antiquary Edward Lye
Fraser M. D. Pomeroy house, Bridgetown, Totnes; Brix- (1704-67), the author of an Anglo-Saxon & Gothic diction-
ham district, George Clement Searle, Brixham ; South ary, posthumously published in 1772; Dr. Benjamin
Brent district, J. 0. McCreery, South Brent; Buckfast- Kennicott, the Hebrew scholar & collator of the Hebrew
leigh districts, Henry Sandford Johnson L.F.P.s.olas. Bible (1718-83); Dr. Philip Furneaux, an eminent divine
Buckfastleigh: Dartmouth district, Robert Wills Soper, of the r8th century; John Bayly Somers Carw1then, the
Dartmouth; Dittisham & Paignton districts, Charles historian of the Church of England (r781-1832); Charles
William Vickers L.n.c. P. Edin. Paignton; Halwell dis- Babbage, inventor of the calculating machine & late pro-
trict, Kenneth Rawlings Smith M.D., B.S. 62 High street, fessor of mathematics (1828-1871) at Cambridge; Henry
Totnes; Harberton district, Artbur Tylee Wooldridge Hart Milman D.D. late dean of St. Paul's (1791-r868): &
J.. R.C.P. Lond. Harbertonford; Staverton district, Henry many others distinguished in theology, hterature &
Ubsdell, Buckfastleigb ; Totnes district, Lalande John science : the school Is now conducted in premises in Fore
Cary Hains L.R.C.P.Edin. Totnes; Ugborougb district, street, purchased in 1887 by the sanction of the Charity
Thomas Lakeman L R.C.P.LOnd. Modbury
Commissioners & under the provisions of a scheme
Public Vaccinators, same as medical officers, except Brix- framed in accordance with the Endowed Schools Act &
ham; Brixbam district, Arthur E. Hayward, Brixham
dated July 7, 1874; by this scheme the larger portion of
Superintendent Registrar, Thomas White Windeatt, Church the charity funds are held by the governors, wbo pay £200
la. 'fotnes; deputy, Theodore Hannaford, Ford st. Totnes yearly (less expenses) to the charity trustees & retain the
Reo-istrar of Births & Deaths, Brixham sub-district, S. F. balance for the purposes of the school : the Rev. Henry
Dugdall, Brixham ; Buckfastleigh sub-district, John Arthur Hall M.A. senior optime of St. John's college-,
Bovey, Buckfastleigh ; Dartmouth sub-district, Charles Cambridge, is bead master; the governing body con;ists
Cranford, Dartmouth ; Harberton sub-district, Frederick
Blight, Harberton; Paignlon sub-district, G. Rossiter, of 9 members
School of ~cience, in connection with the Science & Art De-
Paignton; Totnes sub-district, Matthew Revell, Register partment at South Kensington, established here in 1872,
office, Totnes ; Ugborougb sub-district, Richard Hosking, & now managed by the Endowed School governors ; John
South Brent
Registrars of Marriages, Samuel Parnell, 3 High street, Curnow, master ; Edward Windeatt, sec
A School Board of 5 members was formed January gr, 1871 ;
Totnes; Charles Cranford, Dartmoutb: James Pether- Thomas Hunt Edmonds, South street, clerk to the board;
bridge, Buckfastleigh ; Samuel Fox Dugdall, Brixham
offices, South street; W. Sloggett, High st. attendance
Workhouse, Plymouth road, is an edifice of stone, built in officer
1838-g, at a cost of £6,ooo, & will bold 382 inmates ; Henry Board, Grove, built in r865, for r8o boys & 146 girls &
Rogers, master; Rev, J. Powning B.D. chaplain; L. J. infants ; average attendance, go boys, 52 girls & 70 in-
C. Hains M.D. medical officer; Mrs. Rogers, matron; John fants ; William John Pbillips, master; Mrs. Susannal1
Rowley, schoolmaster
Willis, girls' & Miss Clara Waymouth, infants' m1stres.>

RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. National, North street, built in r877 & enlarged in 1892, for

Meets last saturday in each month, at 11 o'clock, at the 400 children ; average attendance, 70 boys, SS girls & so

Board room. infants; John David Tombs, master; Miss Frances Mas-

Clerk, Thomas White Windeatt, Church lane, Totnes ters, infants' mistress; & Miss Maria Hooper, girls' mist

Treasurer, James Davis, National Provincial Bank of Eng- National, Bridgetown (mixed), built in 1835, for roo girls &

land, To~nes infants ; average attendance, 6-1-; Mr~. Sarah Grace

Medical Officer of Health, Henry Sandford Johnson, Buck- J enkins, mistress

fastleigh Newspapers.

Inspector of Nuisances, William Frederick Tollit, Highlands, Totnes Times & Devon News, 34 Fore street; Tbeodore Cole
Totnes ; Charles George t:lco:t Acock, Bridgetown, Totnes Mortimer & .Albert Edward Mortimer, publishers; pub-

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE. lished friday evening . •

Meets at the Workhouse on the 2nd & 3rd sats. at 11.30 a.m. Western GuarJian, published wednesday, by the same firm
Clerk, Thomas White Windeatt, Church lane, Totnes

Attendance Officers, The Relieving Officers Railway Station.

Public Officers. Great Western, Stephen Pascoe Brewer, station master;

Certifying Factory Surgeon for Totnes & Harberton, Lalande 'buses & flys await the arrival of all trains & run to all
parts of the town & to the steam packet stations
John Cary Rains L.R.C. P.Edin 21 Fore street

Clerk to Charity Trustees, Frederick Kellock, 8 High street Railway Carriers.
Clerk to the Endowed School Governors, Edward Windeatt,

Church lane LONDON & ALT, PARTS OF THE KINGDOM, daily, Pickford &

Deputy Coroner for Totnes District, D. A. Fraser M.D. Co. ; David Blight, agent, Warland

Bridgetown PLYMOUTH & EXETER & ALL PARTS, Great Western Railway

District Registrar of the High Court, Thomas Hunt Ed- Co.; Mrs. Susan Smale, agent, The Plains

monds, South street Carriers,
Registry of Arcbdeaconry Court of Totnes, Thomas Creaser
BucKFASTLEIGH-John Crannaford, 'William IV.' daily, in
Kellock, 8 High street
the afternoon
Places of Worship, with times of Services.
KINGSBRIDGE-Charles Ford, 'William IV.' daily

St. Mary's Church, Rev. Thomas Henry Elliott M.A. vicar; TORQUAY-George Peeke, Plymouth inn, sat

II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.: wed. 7.15 p.m Water Conveyance.
St. John the Evangelist, Bridgetown, Rev. A. J. Everett,

Berry Pomeroy, vicar; II a. m. & 7 p.m. ; saints' days, A steam packet to & from Dartmouth daily ; Capt. Robert

II a. m Kelland, agent, The Plains

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Totnes. BearJ Miss, 47 Fore street
Abell Miss. 7 Plymouth road
IBall Miss, 47 Fore street Bearne Mrs. 47 Fore street
Batten Mrs. 2 Fore street

DiRECTORY.) DEVONSHIRE. TOTNES. 653

Bearns John, Willonghby cottage Johnson Misses, Little Broomborough ' Reeves Francis John, 17 High street

Bearns William, Leechwell cottage Kellock Frederick, The Plains Roe Joseph, Mount Plym

llourne Mrs. 8 Plymouth road Kellock George F. Highfield Sampson Mrs. St. Peter's terrace

Bourne Rb~.Elliott,Elwell,Plymouth rd Kellock Thomas Creaser, Highfield Saunders Lancelot John, Rose mount,
Plymouth road
Cary Stanley Edward George J.P. I Kellock Thomas Herbert, Highfield

Follaton house Lloyd John Earle Lloyd, The Plains Sharpham Samuel, West hill

Chaster Albert William, West bill Manley James D. 3 High ~:treet Smith Kenneth Rawlings M.n.Rosabelle,

Chenhall James Warne, Dart villas Manley Miss, Landour, Plymouth road Plymouth road

Condy William, 35 Fore street Martin William, Lakemead house Stigings Charles, Castle cottage

Davis James, 48 High street Maye Thos. Mount Elwell, Plymouth rd Stigings Sidney, Higher Castle cottage

Distin Henry Thornton, 6o High street Michelmore Mrs. S. A. The Plains Symons George, .Avenue ho. The Plains

Dyer Ernest, 2 The Plains Michelmore Mrs. T. The Plains Tandy Charles E. The Plains

Earle Nathaniel, The Plains Mortimer Albert Edwd. 34 Fore street Taylor Misses, Little Priory

Elliott Rev. Thos. Henry M.A. Vicarage Mortimer Theodore Cole, 34 Fore street Tucker Edmund, Plymouth road

Elson John Thomas, Waterloo house Moysey James Dimond, The Plains Tucker Edward Miall, Mount Pleasant

EvansRev. Geo.D. [Bapt.],3 Dart villas Nicholls Richard, 31 Fore street Tucker Mrs. E. Plymouth road

Fowle ~Irs. The Plains Owen Mrs. Gothic cottage Tucker FrankS. 6 Fore street

Hall Rev. Henry Arth. M.A. (master of Paris Eugene .Adolphus, Belle vue Tucker Mrs. 6 Fore street

Endowed GrammarSchool),School ho Parnell Samuel, 3 High street Watts Mrs. Tor view, Plymouth road

Hains LalandeJohn Cary, 21 Fore street Phillips Mrs. Broomborough Waymouth Frederick Thomas

Hamlyn Francis Wills, go High street Pinn Mrs. Henry, Priory Uate house Webber Mrs. 2 Plym viis. Plymouth rd

Harris William, Plymouth road Pawning Rev. James B.D. [chaplain of Willis William George, Plymouth road

Hewlett Ebenezer, The Priory union], Dart view Windeatt Thomas White, Dart view

Holder Henry James, Priory cottage Presswell Miss, 70 Fore street Wright Miss, The Plains

JohnsRev. Jas. B.A.[Cong.], The Manse Rees Miss, Gothic cottage Wyatt Mrs. The Plains

COMMERCIAL. Davis James, manager of National Provincial branch bank

Adams Joseph, farmer, 52 Fore street borough treasurer, treasurer to Totnes union and agent to

.Adams Nicholas, stationer, & clerk to Totnes burial board, Life Association of Scotland, .Accident Insurance & Com-

64 Fore street mercial Union & West of England & Ocean .Accident,

Adams William, Seven Stars hotel, The Plains 48 High street

Andrews Francis, currier, 31 High street Daw Edwin, butcher, 37 High street

Angel Edward, tailor, ror High street Day .Annie (Mrs.), dining rooms, 74 High street

Assembly Rooms (Wm. Adams, propr.), Seven Stars hotel Daymond .Albion, William the Fourth P.H. 45 Fore street

Baker James, hair dresser, 68 Fore street Denner Harriet (Mrs.), stationer, 46 Fore street

Ba.ker William, Kingsbridge inn, Leech well street Devon & Cornwall Banking Co. Limited (Richard Nicholls,

Bamford Henry, shopkeeper, Plymouth road manager), gr Fore street; draw on Barclay, Bevan,

l~ennett Charles, watch maker, 69 High street 'fritton, Ransom, Bouverie & Co. London E c

Hennett James Putt, cabinet maker, 91 High street. Devon & Exeter Savings Bank (branch) (F. W. Hamlyn,

Bentall, Lloyd & Co. wine, spirit, ale & stout merchants, agent) (hours, 10 to 4 on tuesdays & saturdays), 30 High st

wholesale & export cider merchants, The Plains Distin E.& Son,ironmngrs.& plumbers, 58 High st.&29Fore st

Berry John, farmer, Foliaton farm Distin .Andrew Sparke, ironmonger, tinplate worker,

.Biackler Kate (Miss), dress maker, 90 High street plumber, brazier & gasfitter & agent to the Hand-in-

Blackler Richard, stone mason, 90 High street Hand Insurance office, 46 High street
Blight David, general railway carrier, bauli~r & furniture Dobree William o. brewer & spirit merchant, Castle

n;mover &c. Warland brewery

Blight Susaa (Mrs.), dairyman, Snail mill Dowell William, umbrella maker, Castle street

Inight Uriah, dairyman, Bank lane Drennan John, travelling draper, 6 Plymouth road

Bourne & Sou, land agents, auctioneers, surveyors & agents Dyer Ernest, dentist, 2 The Plains ·

for Alliance Insurance Co. 19 High street Earle Robert, corn merchant· & seedsman, 50 High street

Bowden &Goombe Limited, cider manufacturers, Blue Ball ; Edmonds & Son, solicitor!', South street

& at Newton .Abbot Edmonds Thos. (firm, Edmonds & Son), solicitor, South st

Brely & Son, outfitters, 77 High street Edmonds Thomas Hunt (firm, Edmonds & Son), solicitor &

.Brewer Stephen Pascoe, refreshment rooms, Railway station perpetual commissioner, registrar & high bailiff of county

Hrimicombe Jane (Mrs.), plumber, 23 High street court for Totnes & Churston Ferrers, district registrar of

Brinley & Son, photographers, 43 Fore street the High Court & clerk to the Totnes school board,
Broming John, shoe maker, r High street
l South street

Browne Frederick William, Dartmouth inn, The Plains IEdwards Samuel, East Gate inn, 7I Fore street
Browne Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Castle street
Ellis John Frederic, confectioner, 22 High street
Hudd James Henry, apartments, Cistern street
. Ellis Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, r6 High street

Burrow Samuel Edwin, watch maker, 15 High street Eynon William Llewellyn, Hill House school
I Fairweather Robert, shoe maker, 87 High street
Butler William, ironmonger, 41 Fore street

Cemetery (\\'"icholas Adams, clerk to the burial board ; T. C. Field Harriett ( ~Iiss ), fancy draper, 42 Fore street

Baker, keeper), Plymouth road Fitze George, collector of taxes, Westhill villa

Chenhall James Warne M.I.C.E. consulting engineer Foale Josepb Thomas, Bay Horse P.H. Cistern street

Chudley John, builder, Cistern street Foale William, Waterman's Arms P.H. Victoria street

Chudley Samuel, Oxford .Arms P.H. 12 Fore street Foot Wm. Rolstone Whiteway, chemist &druggist,55 High st

Clark James, inspector of nuisances & collector of rates, 7 Ford Isaac, shopkeeper, Cistern street

High street Forward Georgina & Jessie (Misses), milliners, r Fore street

Cleave George, baker, Tickelmore street Foster Henry, carpenter, Leechwell street

Cline George, Market House inn, South street Fraser Donald Alexander M.D. physician & surgeon, &

Cload George, cabinet maker,32 Fore street medical officer & public vaccinator, Berry Pomeroy dis-

Cole James Uoodridge, carpenter, Warland trict, Totnes union & medical officer of health to the

Cole Richard, cowkeeper & road contractor,Windmill Down urban sanitary authority, see Rains, Fraser & Wooldridge

Cole William, baker, 33 High street Gidley Richard, relieving officer No. 2 district, Totnes union,

('ol ins Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 5 Plymouth road 9 Plymouth road

Colliver Frank, butcher, 88 High street Gimblett, Son & Co. Limited, boot makers, 10 High street

Condy & Co. brewers & wme & spirit merchants, Lion Godfrey William, tailor, 18 High street

brewery, South street ; office, 52 High street Goodman Eleanor (Miss), pork butcher, 71 High street

Cooke :Edmund Herbert, chemist & druggist, 30 Fore street Grammar School (Rev. Henry Arthur Hall M.A. head

Cooper Herbert, china & glass dealer, 19 Fore street master), School house

Couch John, Plymouth inn, Hig-h street Griffiths George, timber merchant & contractor for railway

Counter Thoma11, blacksmith, Warland fencing; office, The Plains ; & at St. Peter's quay &

County Court (His Honor James Broughton Edge, judge; Victoria street

Thomas Hunt Edmonds, registrar & high bailiff) Grute George Henry, Steam Packet inn, St. Peter's quay

Cousens Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, Victoria place Guildhall, Priory lane

Crook John, miller (water), Town mills Gwynne John, jobbing gardener & florist, The Grove

Cuming Richard, saddler, 103 High street Hacker Sidney, solicitor & commissnr. for oaths, Castle st

Curtis Wallace Edward, chemist & druggist, 37 Fore street Hains Lalande John Cary L.R.C.P.Edin. physician & surgeon,

Darke William, Castle hotel, most central house for com- certifying factory surgeon & medical officer & public

mercial travellers, 59 High street I vaccinator, Totnes district & medical officer to the work-
D.1rt Amateur Rowing Club house, 21 Fore street

654 TOTNES. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY's

Rains, Fra!ler & Wooldridge,pbysicians & surgeons,2r Forest Phillipps Annie (Miss), fancy repository, 28 Fore street

Hamlyn William & Son, coal merchants, 30 High street; Phillips Robert, shopkeeper, Warland

Station stores & St. Peter's quay Pinkstone William Rowcliffe, watch maker, 32 High street

Hamlyn Francis Wills, accountant, 30 High street Pound Charles Christopher, hair dresser, 49 Hi~h street

Hannaford Maria (Miss), drt>.ss maker, Castle street Presswell & Son, solicitors, South street

Hannaford Theodore, deputy supt. registrar, 64 Fore street Presswell Henry Jardine, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Harris Richard & Son, blacksmiths, 92 High street see Presswell & Son

Harris John, confectioner', roo High street Pryer Geor~e, teacher of music, Jerusalem cottage

Harris Peter G. boot maker, South street Puckett Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 5 Fore street

Harris Robert, aecountant & emigration agent, Cistern st Reed Robert, watch maker, 84 High street

Harris Thomas Smerdon, painter & glazier, 51 Fore street Reeves Francis John, coal & builders' merchant, 17 High

Hawke Ernest Richard, butcher, 17 Fore street street ; stores, The Quay

Hawkin Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 56 Fore street Reeves John, builder, South street

Hawkins Harry, Crown & Anchor P.H. Leechwell street Reeves Peninnah Fairweather & Emma (~lisses), dress

Hayman Benjamin William, draper, 40 High street makers, 6 High street

Hayman James, cabinet maker, 39 Fore street Reeves William, furniture broker, 51 High street

Heal Charles, shopkeeper, 62 Fore street · Rendell & Symons F .s.I. estate agents, auctioneers, surveyors

Heard Samuel, fly proprietor, Leechwell street & valuers, collectors of tithes & rents, agents for the Sun

Heath Louisa Nora & Mary Elizh.(Misses),drapers,49 Forest Fire & Life Insurance Offices & North British & Mercantile
Heath Edwin, shoe maker, Insurance Office, S High street ; & at Market terrace,
ss High street

Heath John & Son, blacksmiths & engineers, 69 Fore street Newton Abbot

Heath Richard, horse dealer, 9 Fore street Revell Matthew, registrar of births &; deaths for the Totnes

Hendra Thomas, coach builder, 35 & 99 High street· sub-district & vaccination officer, Registry office

Hill Catherine (Miss), shopkeeper, 96 High street Ricbardson John, builder, South street .

Hillier Henry, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Roberts Thomas Adn.ms, Commercial inn, 44 High street

spirit merchants, 95 High street Rodgers Hermon, boot & shoe maker, 20 High street

Holman & Son, maltsters, corn & seed merchants,The Plains Roe Joseph & Co. wholesale grocers, Station stores

Holmes Henry, dairyman, 79 High street Rogers Margaret (Mrs.), Lord Nelson P.H. 7 Fore street

Hoopell Robert, wheelwright, South street Rogers Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Victoria street

Horn Frederick, monumental mason, 76 High street Ryall John, superintendent of police, South street

Hosking William Henry, coffee tavern, 27 High street Ryder & Son, painters & glaziers & shopkeepers, 2 Castle st

Inland Revenue Office (Launcelot J. Saunders, supervisor ; Salter John, fishmonger, 53 High street

Charles E. Tandy, officer), 47 High street Sanders Samuel, coach builder, 14 Fore street

Jordan Richard, dairyman, 14 High street Saunders LancelotJn. supervisor of inland revenue,47High st

Jordan William, farmer, Plymouth road Savery John, farmer, Gerst.on

Kellock T. C. & G. F. sobcitors, 8 High street (also suc- School of Science (J n. Curnow, master ; Edwd. Windeatt,sec)

cessors to late firm of Bryett &; Hare) Selwood James, builder, 73 Fore street

Kellock Fredk.solicitor &clerk to the charity trustees, 8High st Sercombe Ann (Mrs.), dining rooms, 22 Fore street

Kellock George Francis, solicitor, see Kellock T. C. & G. F Shinner & Sons, butchers, 38 Fore street

Kellock Thomas Creaser (firm, Kellock T. C. & G. F.), soli- S.ms Edward, boat owner, St. Peter's quay

citor & notary public & registrar of the archdeaconry SmaleSusan (Mrs. ),agt. to Gt. WesternRailwayCo. The Plains

court of Totnes, S High street Smith Kenneth Ra.wlings M.D., B.S. physician & surgeon,

Kellow Sarah (Mrs.), refreshment house, 6o Fore street medical officer & public vaccinator for Halwell district,

Kinsman Henry, tailor, 78 High street 62 High street ·

Kinsman William Chalditch, baker, Rotherfold Soul Richard, linen & woollen draper & outfitter, 42 High st

Lamsin George, dairyman, I 1 Fore street South Devon Herd Book Society (Alfred Michelmore, sec.),

Lamsin George, jun. dairyman, Lake garden Gate house •

Light Waiter, whitesmith, The Grove South Devon Library (Thomas William Stokes, sec. &

Long Ida· & Blanche (Misses), ladies' day school, 4 Higb. st librarian), 12 High street

Lorimer Robert, travelling draper, 59 :Fore street Stanning Anne (.Miss), dress maker, 55 Fore street

Loveridge James Gill, draper, 44 Fore street Stanning James, wheelwright, Grove

Lowe David William, stationer, 13 Fore street Stephens & Hayman, tailors & outfitters, 28 High street

Luscombe John & Sons, butchers, 48 Fore street Stigings Charles, coal & general merchant, The Plains

McKnight Edwd. refreshment rooms&; town crier, S3 High st Stokes Thomas William, printer & stationer, 12 High street

Manley James D. manager of Naval Bank, 3 High street Stoyle Edmund, boot warehouse, 26 Fore street

Massey Evan Pearce, confectioner, IS Fore street Sully Eliza (Miss), fancy draper, 64 High street

Maye Thomas, cider merchant Symons John & Co. Limited, cider & wine manufacturers &

Melton Waiter, outfitter 36, & linen draper 30 & 38, High st merchants, The Plains ; & Ratcliff, London E
Symons John & Co. Limited, manure manufacturers &
Michelmore Henry, carpenter, Collins road

Michelmore & Son, land agents & surveyors, agents for Duke merchants & proprietors of the patent phospho-ammonia.

of Somerset, Earl of Macclesfield, Baroness de Virte, manure, The Plains ; & Ratcliff, London E

Thomas H. Newman esq. T. B. Bolitho esq. M.P. & Mrs. Tandy Charles E. inland revenue officer, 47 High street

Marcus Hare; offices, Gate house Tanner William, boot maker, South street

Middleton Robert, Bull inn, Rotherfold Tarring Elizabeth Parnell (Miss), baker, 70 Hi;h street

Mills Caroline (Miss), berlin wool repository, 25 Fore street Taylor Sarah Booson (Miss), stationer, 56 High street

Mitchell Louisa (Miss), dress maker, Victoria street Thomas Frederick & Co. tailors & outfitters, 26 High street

Mitchell Mary Ann (Mrs.), stay maker, Victoria street Thomas Wm. Dart inn, & harbour & quay master,ThePlains

Mitchell Richard, chimney sweeper, Leeehwell street Tollit William Frederick, borough surveyor & inspector o[

Mortimer Brothers, printers & publishers of the "Totnes nuisances to the rural sanitary authority, Gate house

Times & Devon News" & "Western Guarciian" news- Tollit William Mills, architect & surveyor, 8 High street

papers, 34 Fore street Toms & Co. booksellers & printers, :z I High street

Morse Charles Henry, Stafford, pharmaceutical chemist, Toope Lydia (Miss), dress maker, 72 High street

54 High street Toope Sylvia (:Miss), grocer, 43 High street

National Telephone Co. Lim. (The); call office, 27 High st Toope William Towle Oldrey, plasterer, 72 High street

Naval Bank (branch) (James D. Manley, manager), 3 High 'fotnes Amateur Rowing Club (William John Phillips, sec)

street: draw on Robarts, Lubbock &; Co. London E c Totnes & Bridgetown Gas Light & Coke Co. Limited (Saml.

National Provincial Bank of England Limited (branch) Samuel, sec. & manaQ"er), The Grove

(James Davis, manager), 4S High street; draw on head Totnes Club (J. W. H. Herring, sec.), Station road

office, n2 Bishopsgate within, London E c Totnes Football Club (W. J. HaJman, sec)

NichollsRd.manager of the Devon &Cornwall Bank,3rFore st Totnes Girls' School (Miss M. F. Windeatt & Mrs. H. Pinn,

Nicke11s & Son, blacksmiths, Tickelmore street principals), 35 Fore street & Priory Gate house. Seeadvrt

Northcott Ebenezer, baker, 99 High street Totnes Lawn Tennis Club (H. Michelmore, sec)

Oldrey Ann (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 57 High street Totnes Times & Devon News (T. & A. Mortimer, publishers;

Pack George, Town Arms P.H. 15 Fore street published friday evenings), 34 Fore street

Parnell John (Mrs.}, seed dealer, 5 High street Totnes Union .Agricultural Society (John Loud Winter, sec)

ParnellSl. registrar of marriages for theTotnes union,3High st Tozer Robert & Sons, carpenters, & toy shop, 63 High street

Penfound James, dairyman, 53 Fore street Tozer Francis, shoe maker, 66 Fore street

Penny John, shoe maker, 72 Fore street Tozer Richard, stone mason, Castle street

Penwill George, market gardener, So High street Tucker & ~ons, grocers, 75 H1gh street & 10 Fore street

Perring Thomas, basket maker, 20 Fore ~;~treet rucker John Coombe, saddler, 8 Fore stree

Petersen L. F. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Fore street rucker Tom F. butcher, S6 High street

Phelps Rowland, shopkeeper, The Grove Tucker William, butcher, 6r High stree

JDIRECTORY. :OEYONSHIRE. 'l'RUSHAM, 655

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Underdown-Harris & Co. timbe-r, slate, cement & general Willis Thomas Frederick, house decorator, 58 Fore street

builders' merchants & dealers in garden pottery; timber Windeatt · & Windeatt,. solicitors & agents for Alliance

& cement stores, Town quay (The Plains) & North st. ; Assurance Co. Church lane

slate, brick & tile depot, Quay yard ; office, The Plains Windeatt Edward (firm, Windeat.t & Wincleatt), solicitor,

Valiance William, licensed hawker, Leecbwell street town clerk, clerk to Totnes Endowed school governors,

Veasey William, stone mason, New passage Ruckfastleigh, South Brent & Ugbm·ough school boards

Vibert Samuel Hayman, grocer, 39 High street Windeatt Thoma'l White (firm, Windeatt & Windeatt),

Volunteer Battalion 5th (The Hay Tor) Devonshire Regiment solicitor, commissioner for oaths, clerk to the borough

(C Co.) (Capt. A.Michelmore, commander; George Drew, magistrates, to the rural sanitary authority & assessment.

drill instructor; G. L. Loam, band master), Armoury, & school attendance committees, to Totnes union, & supt.

South street registrar, clerk to the justices for the division of Stan-

Waldron William Henry, house decorator, South street borough & Coleridge, Church lane

Warren William, fruiterer, 2 Warland Woodley AHnelneenJ(aMneis(sM), imssi)l,lidnrearp, esro, & school, 66 High street.
Watts William, shopkeeper, 45 High street Woodley Fore street

Westaway Brothers, cabinet makers, 25 High street Woodley John, Globe inn, Castle street

Western Guardian (T. & A. Mortimer, printers & publishers; Worth Herbert, music teacher, 24 High street

published wednesday), 34 Fore street Wright Harriet (Mrs.), milliner, 29 High street

White George, boot & shoe maker, Leechwell street Yeoman George, furniture dealer, I 1 High street

White Richard, shoe maker, 68 High street 1:ouldon Georg-e, tailor, 57 F;>re street

Widger Charles Robert, carpenter, Castle street Young Men's Christian Association (C. H. Widger, jun. &

Wilcocks James, painter & glazier, 54 Fore street W. H. Nugent, hon. secs.), 67 Fore street

Bridgetown.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS• Tucker Misses, 10 Seymour place Viscount Exmouth, A. F. Holds-

.Acock Charles George Scott Watts Charles, 4 Devon terrace worth esq. Mrs. Toll, trustees of

Bell Adam, 3 Devon terrace Welch Miss, 4 Seymour villas J. W. Treeby esq. E. K. Karslake esq.

Broad way William, 2 Seymour villas Windeatt Edward, I Rhine villas J. H. Baxendale esq.Admiral Parker,

Churchill Miss, Mount Vernon Winter John Loud, 4 Church terrace & agent to West of England Insur-

Cole Miss, Mount Dart COMMERCIAL. ance &NationalLifeAssurance Society

Cornish Misses, I Seymour terrace Acock Charles G.S. M.S.A. architect & Hughes Maria de Haviland (Miss),

Edmonds Thomas, 1 Pomeroy villas surveyor to DeYon County Council ladies' boarding house

Edmonds Thomas Hunt, 4 Pomeroy vils Bearns John & Cn. cider merchants, Kent Edwin, grocer, 5 Seymour place

Fraser Donald Alex. M.D. Pomeroy ho Bridgetown stores Langbridge Frank, shopkeeper

Gedye Mrs. Villa. cot Broadway Wm. ~om.trav.2Seymourvils Loam George Langsford, music teacher,

Gibson George Jn. M.D.,M.ch. St. Maur Brook & .A~h, builders & contractors 2 Seymour terrace

Greeuhow Miss, 4 Rhine villas Buckfastleigh, Totnes & South Devon Luscombe Laura Jane (Mrs.), butcher

Hannaford Mrs. I Seymour villas Railway Co. (John L. Winter, sec) Marks George Freeman, relieving
• Devon Agricultural Association (John officer No. I district, Totnes union

Harris Edward, Albany house

Hingston Augustus, Beaumont L. Winter, sec) Mitchel!Geo.&Fanny(Miss),Seymour htl

Holman Mrs. 3 Church terrace Elliott John, builder Mitcbell George Randle, coal agent &

Holman Wilham Endle Franccs (Mrs.), apartments, 2 lodging house, 8 Seymour place

Holmes Lieut.-Col. William P. Elmfield Devon terrace Oldreive & Hingston, land agents &

Jetter Mrs. Endsleigh house English Rhine Building Co. Lhn. (John surveyors

Jordain Mrs. 5 Church terrace Loud Winter, sec) Pike Anthony, surveyor, & clerk to the

Lukin Augustus, Dunmow Fraser Donald Alexander M.D. physician Dart Navigation commissioners,

Michelmore Mrs. J effery, 3 Seymour vils & surgeon, &., deputy coroner for Clifton villa

Middleton Edwin L. 2 Devon terrace Totnes district, medical officer & Roberts Jane Soper (Mrs.), apartments,

Oldreil'e Lewis, 3 Pomeroy villas public '·accinator Berry Pomeroy dis- Scymour house

Paige Mrs. Ivy cottage trict, Totnes union, & medical officer Scoble Robert, shoe maker-

Parnell Mrs. 2 Rhine villas of health to Totnes Urban Sanitary Smith Mark, watch maker

Pike Anthony, Clifton villa Authority, Pomeroy house Speare William, apartments

Pinkerton Thomas, Pomeroy house 6ibson George John M.D., M.ch. physi- Toope William John, plasterer

Punchard Mrs. Bourton hall cian & surgeon, St. Maur Veasey Harriet (Mrs.), apartments,

Randle Miss, 3 Seymour place Gillham John, blacksmith 2 Church terrace

Ryan Capt. John, Claremont villa GoodridgeWm.Hy.Albertinn,& carpntr VeaseyJohn Rendel, painter & decorator

Symons Philip Rains, Fraser & Wooldridge, physicians Winter John Loud, auctioneer, cider

Thomas Miss, 4 Seymour terrace & surgeons, Pomeroy house mer. & sec. to the Devon County

Tollit William F. Seymour cottage Hingston Augustus, land steward to B. Agricultural Ass. & Totnes Union

Tollit Williams ~ills J.P. Highlands J. P. Bastard esq. Lord Blachford, Agricultural Society, 4 Church ter

TOWNSTAL, see DARTMOUTH.

TRENTISHOE is a parish and village, in a picturesque of Keble College, Oxford, who is also rector of Martinhoe,

valley on the sea coast, surrounded by woodland scenery where he resides. The poor have 40s. yearly, left by the
and beautiful sea views, IO miles east from Ilrracombe, Rev. C. Griffiths in r858. Many persons are attracted here
where the nearest railway station is, and 4 east-by-north from in order to visit the far-famed rocky valley called "Heddon's
Combmartin, in the North Western division of the county, Mouth,'' in this neighbourhood; at the point where the river
Braunton hundred and petty sessional division, Barnstaple falls into the sea, the rocks form a eavern resembling a huge
union and county court district, rural deanery of Sherwill, mouth, from which the spot obtains its name. Col. Edward
archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. The St. John Griffiths .J.P. of Upton House, Nursling, South-
church of St. Peter is a small edifice of stone, in the Early ampton, who is lord of the manor, and Mr. Bernard are
English style, consisting of chancel and nave, south porch chief landowners. The soil is stony, with a shale subsoil.
and a western tower containing 2 bells : it was rebuilt in The chief crops are oats and barley and some pasture ; a.
I86I, the repair of the chancel being effected at the expense large portion of the parish is common. The area is 1,57I
of the Rev. Charles Scriven M.A. late rector: there are 70 acres ; rateable value, {.87I; the population in 189I was 96.
sittings. The register of baptisms and burials dates from Letters through Barnstaple, via Parracombe, arrive at n
the year I695; marriages, I697· The living is a rectory, a. m. ; dispatched at the same time. The nearest money
average tithe rent-charge £6o, net yearly value £98, in- order & telegraph office is at Combmartin
cluding 42 acres of glebe, in the gifli of Col. E. Griftitbs, and The children of this parish attend the school at Martinhoe,
held since I886 by the .Rev. Reginald Waiter Oldham M.A. distant 2! miles

Berry Alfred, farmer, Dean Reed John Richard, farmer, Dean Smallridge John, farmer

Dyer Edward, farmer, Tattacombe Richards John, farmer, ~outh D('an Smith Henry, farmer, South Dean

Latham William, farmer Richards Philip, carpenter & wheelwrt Willis John, farmer, Mill Hain

Pugsley Thomas, farmer, Dean

ITRUSHAM is a parish and village on the river Teign, Newton Abbot union, Newton Abbot and Torquay county
one mile north-east from Trusham statiOn on the Teigu court district, rural deanery of Moreton, archdeaconry of

Valley branch of the Great Western railway, 8 miles south- Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The church of St. :Michael,

west from Exeter, 4 north-east from Bovey Tracey and 8 erected in I259 and the aisle added in I430, is an ancient.

north from Newton Abbot, in the Mid division of the county, building of stone in the Early English and Perpendicular

Exminster hundred, Teie;nbridge petty sessional division, styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, separated

656 'IRUSH.AM. DEVONSHIRE. (KELLY'S

from the nave by an arcade of three arches, south porch and to [40 yearly, to which is • £n arising from fund&

added

an embattled western tower containing 5 bells, of which the invested. A charity of £4 is annually distributed in food:

• first, second and fourth are respectively dated x684, 1623 another of £x8, vested in landed property, is for the support

and 1676; the third bears the legend in Old English charac- of the school; and in x884 an anonymous donor gave £so to

ters, "Plebs omnis plaudit ut me tarn srepius audit;" the be invested for the poor. The West of England Insurance

fifth was given by the present rector in 1892: the church was Company, who are lords of the manor, and the Dowager

thoroughly restored in x865, when the stained east window Countess of Morley are the principal landowners. This vil-

and a smaller one were inserted as memorials to the Re'l". lage is noted for the delightful views in its neighbourhood,

William Edward Brendon, who died in 1864; two stained The soil is light loam; the subsoil is chiefly stone brash.

windows have been placed in the aisle in memory of Mrs. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 639 acres ;

Cotgrave, d. 1849, and R. E. F. Cotgrave, d. 1873 :a fresco, rateable value £837; the population in 1891 was 161. By a

painted in panels, dated 1583, occupies part of the north Local Government order, which came into operation March

<:hancel wall, where also are monuments to William Stooke, 25, x884, a detached part of this parish, known as Lower

d. 1677, and to John and Ma~y Stooke, d. 1697: in the Bramble and Middle Bramble, was amalgamated with

<:hancel there is a Late Norman piscina: there are 138 Ashton in St. 'fhomas union.

sittings. The register dates from the year 1559. The living Sexton, William Langdon.

is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £gx, gross yearly WALL LETTER Box, cleared at 5,30 p.m. week days only

value £xso, net [124, including 59 acres of glebe, with resi- Letters through Newton Abbot, via Chudleigh, arrive at 8

dence, in the gift of Sir William Edmund Pole hart. and held a. m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at

'Since 1888 by the Rev. Ofley Henry Cary M.A. of Christ Chudleigh

Church, Oxford. There are almshou!'les for poor people in National School (mixed), erected in 1878, for 40 children ;

the parish endowed with the rents of 10 acres of land in the average attendance, 33; Miss Harriet Langdon, mistress

parish of Christow, left by John Stooke in 1688, amounting Railway Station, Henry Huddison, station master

Cary Rev. Ofley Henry lii.A, [rector], Cheesman William, carpenter Coombes William, blacksmith
Rectory Cleave Jas. Westlake, farmer, Cridford Dolling Willie~m, shoe maker
Cleave Robert Waiter, farmer, Wet-
COMMERCIAL. Martin William, carpenter
combe Barton
Ashplant Thomas, wheelwright Cleave Waiter James, farmer, Wet- Smith Thomas Fenwick, shopkeeper
Callard WiUiam & Sons, farmers, Turner William, shoe maker
combe Barton
Symons farm Coombes James, New inn Woolland Geo. & Wm. frmrs. Sotridge

TWITCHEN is a parish and village, 6! miles north-east residence, in the gift of Lord Poltimore, and held since 1887

from South Molton and 4 north from Bishops Nympton and by the Rev. Henry Marshall Burdett M.A. of Queens' College,
Molland station on the Somerset and Devon branch of the Cambridge, wbo resides at North Molton vicarage. There
Great Western railway, in the Northern division of the is a Wesleyan chapel at The Mills. Lord PoltimoreP.c., D.L.,
county, hundred, petty sessional division, union and J.P. is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil
<:ounty court district of South Molton, rural deanery of is clayey; subsoil, skillett. The chief crops are oats, barley
South l\lolton, archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese and turnips. The area is 21916 acres ; rateable value,
of Exeter. The church of St. Peter is a building [1,725 ; the population in 1891 was 204.
'()f stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Parish Clerk, John Blackford.

nave, south porch and an embattled western tower contain- Letters through South Molton via North Molton daily at
ing 3 bells : the east window is stained: the church, with 9.30 a.m. The nearest money order office is at North
the exception of the tower, was rebuilt in 1844, and has 150 Molton & telegraph office at South Molton. WALL LETTER
.sittings. The register dates from the year 1715. The Box cleared at 1 p.m
living is a vicarage, annexed to that of North Molton, joint School (mixed), erected in 1878, for 6o children ; average
gross yearly value [240, including 36 acres of glebe, with attendance, 40; Miss Knowles, mistress

Ayre John, farmer, Ball Gough John, farmer, Pransley Rogers William, farm bailiff to W. H.
Bale Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Higher Ball Hiq John, farmer, Marledge Passmore esq. Whitcott
Blackford John, carpenter Kersmke Frederick, blacksmith
Buckingham William, farmer, Slew Lyddon Thomas, mtller & farmer, Sanders Edward, farmer, Ball
13uckinghamJames, farmer, Pulsworthy Tapp Elizh. (Mrs.), farmer, Bnrch frm
.Buckingham Roger, farmer, Beaconcott Water mills. Tapp John Qaartley, farmer
ChamberlainWilliam,carpenter,Beacon- Milton John, farmer, Lower Ball Thorne James, farmer, Higher house
Passmore William, mason, Slew Thorne John, farmer, Sindercombe
cott cross

UFFCULME is a market town and parish, pleasantly dary of Exeter and chaplain to the Bishop of Exeter. The

seated on the river Culm, with a station on the Culm Valley gt•eat and small tithes are commuted at [1,o2o r9s. 9d. the

branch of the Great Western railway, 5 miles north-east-by- former being in the hands of the Ecclesiastical Commis-

north from Cullompton, 7 east from Tiverton py road and sioners. There are two district chapels, one, a building of

about 182 from London, in the North Eastern division of stone erected at Bradtield by late Sir J. W. Walrond in 1875,

the county, hundred of Hampton, petty sessional division of consisting of nave and chancel, with sittings for 120 persons;

Cullompton, union and county court district of Tiverton, attached to the chapel is a burial ground: the other, in the

.rural deanery of East 'fiverton and archdeaconry and hamlet of Ashill, is an edifice of brick with stone dressings

diocese of Exeter. The town is lighted with gas from works erected in 1882, and consists of nave and chancel, and has

the property of the Uffculme Gas Co. and Messrs. Fox: sittings for 150 persons. The church room, erected to com-

Brothers and Co. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a memorate the Queon's Jubilee (x887), is fitted with a large

building of stone in the Early English and Perpendicular stage and has an annexed class-room : it will seat 350 per-

styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, north and south sons. The Congregational chapel at Cold Harbour, erected

porches and a western tower, with spire, containing a clock in 1720 and rebuilt in 1862, is an edifice in the Gothic

and 6 bells, cast in I8oi from a previous peal of 5, but at the style, and will seat 250 persons; a Sunday school was built

·rebuilding of the tower in 1847 the tenor was re-cast by in 1892. 'fhe Baptist chapel, erected in 1743 and enlarged

Messrs. Mears, of London, at the expense of the late Richard in 1834, seats about 200. A Burial Board of 9 members was

Marker esq.and weighs 24 cwts. : the church retains a richly- formed in x88r; and a Cemetery of 1i acres, part of which

(larved rood screen and has several mural monuments to the is consecrated, was pro\·ided in 1882 at a cost of £I,ooo. A

Walrond, Windsor and Marker families: in the north aisle market was granted to this place in 1266 ; markets are held

(}r Walrond chapel are two ancient monuments, on one of bi-monthly on second Monday in February, April, June,

which, a high tomb, are three demi-effigies, richly coloured, August, October and December. There is a large woollen

Qf a man and his wife, and between these a youth ; the two factory (Messrs. Fox, of Wellington), employing over t8o

.former holding books and the latter a scroll; the side of the persons and a number of children on half-time; there is

tomb is panelled and exhibits two similar busts of males; also the b rfelwouerr•vmoilflst he executors of the late Mr. William
(}n the margin are some Latin sentences and on the upper Furz e and in the parish. Charities arr.ount·ing

slab four rhyming lines in English ; the shields on the tomb to about £75 are distributed yearly. Bradfield, the seat of Col.
display the arms of Walrond, Kelleway and Speccott; on S~r William Hood Walrond hart. M.P., D.L.,J.P.is a noble and

the ledge of the window above lies a fine recumbent tnale ancient mansion of the x6th century, with some curiously

effigy in armour and wearing a flowing wig: in the church- ornamented rooms and is surrounded by extensive grounds.

yard is a lych gate of stone: the church will seat Boo per- Grantlands, the residence of the Rev. Stephen Bennett M.A.

sons. The register of baptisms dates from 1543; burials was erected in x865 ; Craddock House is the seat of John

from the 15th December, 1538 ; and marriages from I539· Cave New esq. J.P. ; Craddock Lodge, of Miss Ross; Gad·

The livjng is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £4II, don Honse, of William Talley Wood esq. ; Craddock Cleve

net yearly value [220, with glebe and residence, in the gift is the residence of General Edmund Henry Cox R.M.A.

of the Bishop of Exeter, and held since 1875 by the Rev. William Talley Wood esq. is lord of the manor of Gaddon.

Henry Bramley M. A. of Trinity College, CambridJe, preben- The principal landowners are Col. Sir William Hood Walrond

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. UFFCULME. 6.57

bart. :M.'P. J. C. New esq. J.'P. Richard Hall Clarke esq. Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Uffculme district,

Arthur Ayshford Wood esq. of 'fiverton, and John Garnsey Tiverton union, Valentine Evelyn Barrow L.R.C.P. &z; s. &

Pedler esq. of Sampford Peverell. The soil is chiefly clayey, L.F.'P. & S.Glas

and has a gravelly subsoil. The parish, is principally pas- ScHooLs:-
The Grammar School, founded in 1701 by Mr. Nicholas
ture for dairy purposes ; the crops are barley, wheat and Ayshford, of Taunton, has an endowment of £40 a year ;
oats. The area is 6,223A. on. r7P. ; rateable value, [. r 1,425 ; after having been for some time in abeyance, it was re-
the population in r2gr was r,8o6.
opened in I 8go under a new scheme of the Charity Com-
Sexton, William John Hayward. missioners as a preparatory school for boys between 7 &
PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- 14 years of age: the buildings at present include the
school house, with school & class rooms, dormitories for 30
John Thorn, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive through Cul- boys, dining hall & library: boys educated at this school
are eligible for several of the entrance scholarships at
lompton at 6.55 a.m. & 4·45 p.m. ; dispatched at n.r6 Blundell's school, Tiverton ; Stanley Cruwys Sharland
a.m. & 7 p.m. Money oraers granted & paid from 9 to 6 M. A. late scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, head master;
PosT OFFICE, Craddock.-James Woodgates, sub-post- Norman B. Warde B.A. assistant master
master. Letters arrive through Cullompton direct at
7.20 a.m.; djspatched at 6.50 p.m. The nearest money A School Board of 5 members was formed June 26, 1872;
order & telegraph office is at Uffculme. Postal orders are John Southey, clerk to the board & attendance officer
issued here, but not paid
WALL BoXEs-Ashill, cleared 6.20 p.m.; Hayne, cleared

4.30 p.m. ; Cold Harbour, cleared at 6.45 p.m. & Smith-

incott cleared at 7.15 p.m Board, Uffculme (mixed & infants), built in 1875, for 280

PUBLIC OFFICERS:- children; average attendance, So bl>ys, 8o girls & 65 in-

Assessor of Taxes, John Southey fants; James Burn Spencel', master; Miss Emily Waiters,

Assistant Overseer & Clerk to Burial Board, John Southey mistress ; Miss Edith Hake, infants' mistress

Certifying Factory Surgeons, Frederick Morgan, Lambs- Board, Ashill (mixed), built iu 1875, for 8o children ; aver-

croft, & Valentine Evelyn Barrow L. R.c.s. & 'P age attendance, 43; Mrs. Emily Perry, mistress

Inland Revenue Officer, Sydney William Perkins Volnnt.ary, Bradfield, erected in 187o, for 45 children ;

:Medical Officer & Public Vaccination Officer, No. 2 district, average attendance, 39; Miss Lilly Susannab Long, mist

Honiton union, Frederick Morgan, Lambscroft Railway Station, John Alfred Tozer, station master

Uffculme. Barrow Valentine Evelyn L.R.C.P. & s., Leach William, shoe maker

[:Marked thus t receive letters throu~h L.F;P. & s Glas. surgeon, & certifying Lock Ja.mes, farmer
surgeon & medical officer & public Lock John, baker, The Square
Cullompton direct.]
vaccinator, Uffcuhne district, 'fiver- Long Speccott Thomas & James Thos.
[Marked thus t receive letters through Wel- ton union
watch makers
lington (Somel'l!et).]

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bennett Henry Baker, rope maker ManleyAnnie(Miss),drss.ma.TheSquare

Barnard Edward King, Yondercott Brice Samuel Upcott, tailor Manley Henry, tailor, The Square

Barrow Valentine Evelyn, Brook house Brice Thomas, professor of music Marshall George Thos. farmer, High pk

Bennett Rev. Stephen M.A. Grantlands Butt William, George hotel Morgan Frederick, surgeon,& certifying

Bramley Rev. Prebendary Henry M.A. Cemetery (John Southey, clerk to the factory surgeon, medical officer &

Vicaral.!'e burial board) public vaccinator, No. 2 district,

C-arver Miss, The Square Charming Robert, butcher Honiton union, Lambscroft

Dickinson Mrs. Prospect place Chappell Susan & Mary (Misses), ladies' Nex William, shoe maker

Furze John Hewett, Radway house school Northam Henry, farmer, Kent's farm

Furze Mrs, Mount view Chilcott John, farmer, Newcombe farm Norton Henry, farmer, Hill head

furze William Henry, Lower view Churly Edward, farmer "tNorton Sarah (Mrs.), dairy, Brook

Gawthorp Mrs. Hyefield Clarke William, shoe maker Owen Israel, tailor, The Square

\}illard Rev.Wm.[Baptist], The Square CottrellMargaret (Mrs.), dress maker Paddon Bartholomew, farmer, Hill park

Hillacre William, Spenseboroughs Cottrell Thomas, builder Parkhouse John, baker

Hussey Mrs Coxwell Martha (Mrs. ),draper & grocer, Perkins Sydney Wm. inland revenue off

Hutchings Frank Summers & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Rabjohns Albert, farmer

Jermyn Rev. Edmund M. A. [chaplain, spirit merchants tRadfordHy.frmr.&chair ma.Appledore

Indian Ecclesiastical Establishment], CreaseBrothers,plumberskc.TheSquare Slack George Arthur,surgeon,Salem bo

Beech house I CreaseArth. I:£y.ironmonger,The Square Southey John, accountant & assistant

Knight William, Prospect cottage Curwood Elhs, farmer, Prospect place overseer & clerk to the school &

Larkins H. P. Yondercott Curwood ~amuel, baker burial boards

Mare Miss, The Square tDavey William, gamekeeper to Sir Southey Waiter, farmer, Wood row

Mills Col. William Thomas, Gore house Wm. H. Walrond bart.111. 'P. Bradfield Sparkes SI. mangr. for Fox, Bros. & Co

Morgan Frederick, Lambscroft tDisney James, dairyman, Ford house Staddon William, basket maker

Musgrave Mrs. The Square Doble Edward Henry, fanner, Corks Steer John, farmer, Yondercott &

Nott Miss, Newtons Doble Emily (Mrs.), dress ma. Forest miller (water), Town mills

Paddon Hartholomew, Hill park Dunn John, shoe maker Stuckeys Banking Co.Limited (agency)

Paul Mrs. Bengal house tElworthy Henry,dairymn.Smithincott (open mondays IO till 2); draw on

Pengelly Mrs tElworthyWilliam,blacksmith,Stenhall Robarts, Lubbock & Co. London E c

Powning Rev. James Furneaux B.A. tEverleighGeorge,farmer,Skinnersfrm Studley Charles, ironmonger

(curate] Fox Brothers & Co. woollen manufrs Studley Jane (Mrs.), grocer & cbinadlr

Pridham Edwd. Prideaux,Brune,Hyefld Fox, Fowler & Co. bankers (agency) *Tancock John, farmer, Ashill

Sharland Stanley Cruwys M.A. (head (open wed. & sat. II to 3); draw on Tapscott Henry, coal dealer

master of Ayshford school) Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Ransom, ThornJn.saddler &ironmonger,Post offi

Skinner Miss, Prospect place Bouverie & Co. London :m c Trott Robert, butcher & farmer

Skinner Mrs. Gaddon Furze William (exors. of), brewer & Tucker Sarah (Mrs.), grocer

Slack George Arthur, Salem house maltster; strong beer, ale & porter, Uffculme Gas Co. (John Thorn, mangr)

~parkes Samuel, Cold harbour warranted brewed from malt &. hops tVickery Henry, Lamb inn, Appledore

Spilsbury Rev. John Swertner [Con- only, Steam brewery Vickery Sydney Wm. Thos. blacksmith

gregational], Myrtle villa Gamlin Geo. wheelwright, Coldharbour Ware Albert, carpenter

Trott Misses, The Square Hammacott John, grocer Ware Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker

Tucker Rev. Sydney Herbert Thomas tHarris John, farm bailiff to Col. Sil' Welland Francis, London inn

M.A. [curate] WilliamHoodWalrond bart.M.P.,D.L., Welland Henry, cooper

tWalrond Col. Sir William Hood bart. J.P. Bradtield Welland John, shopkeeper

M.P., D.L., J.P. Bradfield; 65 Cadogan Hayward William John, blacksmith Welland John, jun. carpenter

square &Carlton&St.Stephen's clubs, tHeard Edward, farmer, Smithincott Were Henry, farmer, Parsonage farm

London s w Helliel' Thomas, tailor tWhite Lawrence Clements. farmer,

Warde Norman B. B.A.(assistantmaster Howe James, thatcher Smithincott

of Ayshford school) Humphry John, shoe ma. The Square Winsley Katherine l\Iary (Miss), grocer

Wood William Talley, Gaddon house Humphry William, baker, The Square &draper

COMI>tBRCIAL. Hurford Laura (Miss), laundress Woolcott Saml. carpenter, The Square

tAuthers Albert, farmer, Penslade tJames Rd. Parkhouse, farmer,Stenhall Workman's Hall (Albt. Ware,manager)

Ayshford School (Stanley Cruwys Shar- Jones Sidney, saddler WyattEdward, carpenter, Coldharbour

land M.A. bead master; Norman B. Jones'fhos.Berry,beerret.&vet.surgeon Wyatt John, draper

Warde B.A. assistant master) Jones William, chemist WyattLaura(Miss),dress ma.Coldharbr

BabbGeorge,Commercial hotel,&builder Jordan William Hy. farmer, Five fords Wyatt Robert, shopkeeper

- DEV, & CORN. 42

658 UFFCULME. DEVONSHIRE. (l(ELLY'8

Craddock & Ashill. Hart James, mason, Twenty acres Salter Thomas Hookway, farmer &

CoxGen.Edmd.Hy.R.llf.A. Craddockcleve Hawkins William, farmer, Ashill veterinary surgeon, Ashill

New John Cave J.P. Craddock house Hurford JamesJn. wheelwright, Ashill Smale Richard, grocer & draper, Ashill

Nichols Henry Cornelius, Craddock coh Lambert James, dairy,,Ashill ,Smale William, farmer, Southill

Ross Miss, Craddock lodge LeamanHy.mason&; shopkeeper,Hayne Starke Ben, dairy, Baldwins

COMMERCIAL. Luxton Mark, butcher, Ashill Stephens William, dairy, Rull

Blackmore Thomas, farmer, Ashill Morgan Samuel, dairy, Park Thorn Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Ashill

Broom Edwd. Robt.farmer,South farm Nickels John William, New inn, .Ashill Trott William, farmer, Foxhill

Browing Jas. farmer, Lawnmoor farm Northam Francis, farmer, .Ashill Turner Abrahm.wheel wright,Craddock

Chave George, farmer, Northcott Owens John, dairy, Rull Venn Robert Warren, farmer & land-

Coles James, farmer, Goodleigh Pengelly Jas. j un.farmr. HackpenBarton owner, Northcott

Copp William, dairyman, Whitmore Pengelly William, miller (water), Vodan Thomas, farmer, Upbrook

Dowell Thomas, farmer, Northcott Hackpen mills Webber John, farmer, Hayne

Evans John, farmer, Lea Hill farm Perry James, farmer, Ashill Webber Richard, blacksmith, Ashill

FarmerAlfd.Ernest,farmr.Bodmescmbe Perry William, farmer, A~>hill Wellsman J ames, shoe maker, Ashill

Goff John, carpenter, Ashill Radford Frank, dairy, Northcott Wood Jn. Fras.farmer & landownr.Rull

Gosling Thomas William, blacksmith, Richards Wm. farmer, Bodmescombe Wright Thomas, shoe maker, Ashill

Ashill & Hayne WrightWm. farmer, Bodmescombe farm

UGBOROUGH is a large parish and village, t! miles Police Station, Joshua Moore, constable in charge

south-west from Kingsbridge Road station on the South PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-

Devon section of the Great Western railway, 3 south-east Mrs. Emma Moore, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from

from Ivybridge and 14 east from Plymouth, 8 west-south- Ivybridge by horse & trap at 6.40 a.m.; dispatched at

west from Totnes and 9 north-west from Kingsbridge, in 6.45 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Ivybridge

the Southern division of the county, Ermington and
Plympton hundred and petty sessional division, Totnes union WALL LETTER Box, Kingsbridge Road hotel, cleared 6.25
and county court district, rural deanery of Plympton, arch- p.m. week days only
-
deaconry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The church (dedi-
cation uncertain) is a fine old building, chiefly in the Perpen- THE PLYMOUTH BoROUGH AsYLUM, Blackadon, erected at a
dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of granite, aisles, cost of about £5o,ooo & opened November, t8gx, for
north porch and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, private & pauper patients, is a structure of granite & red
containing a clock and 8 bells: the tower was struck by brick & comprises workshops & a chapel, in which ser-
lightning in 1872, when one of the pinnacles was thrown down
.and large stones hurled to a considerable distance : the font is vices arc conducted by the Rev. G. W. Anstiss B.A. vicar
.Norman, and there are some remains of ancient screen work : of Ivybridge & chaplain to the asylum: the asylum is
the church has 400 sittings. The register dates from the adapted for 230 patients & has now in residence 198 : the
-year 1538. The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent- estate comprises 75 acres, of which about 25 acres are
covered by the asylum buildings & the remainder used as a
-<lharge .£qo, gross yearly value .£231, net .£18o, including farm & recreation ground : the asylum is under the control
of the Plymouth county council & is managed by a visiting
52 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Grocers' committee of 25 members of the council; J. H. Ellis, town
-company, and held since t88g by the Rev. William Edward clerk of Plymouth, is clerk to the committee; A. N.
Windle M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. Here is a Con-
gregational chapel, and there is a Wesleyan Methodist DavisL.R.C.P. medical superintendent; W. H. BowesM.D.
-<lhapel at Bittaford Bridge. The Reading room here is main- assistant medical officer; Charles E. Lintern, clerk to the
tained by subscriptions. sos. is distributed yearly from Sir asylum

J. l<'owell's charity. The manor anciently belonged to the A School Board of 5 members was formed June· 23, 1874;
Briweres and afterwards to the Mohuns. The Carew family E. Windeatt, Totnes, clerk to the board; John Smurdon,
are now lords of the manor; and A. B. Simpson, John school attendance officer

Pearse Sawyer, J. Hodder, C. Wrath and Wm. W. Rowe Board ~chool (mixed & infants), built in 1874, for 200

esqrs. and F. J. Cornish-Bowden esq. J.P. Black Hall, are children; average attendance, 140; Edward Forrest,

the chief landowners. The soil is loamy; the subsoil is master ; Mrs. Florence .A. Forrest, infants' mistress

various. The chief crops are corn and turnips, a consider-
able portion of the parish being pasture. The area is 6, 470 CARRIERS TO PLYMOUTH.-Frank Toulcher, thurs. & sat. ;
acres cultivated land and about 3,ooo acres moorland; rate- R. Bridgeman, thurs. & sat

able value, .£13,268; the population in t8gx was 1,443· Kingsbridge Road Station, Thomas Henry Wills Prout,

Part of the village of Avonwick is in this parish. station master

Ashford Samuel H. J. Owley Hurrell Richard, mason l'lymouth Borough Asylum (A. N.

!Beare Miss Jane Henry, farmer, Leigh Davis L. R.C.P.medical superintndnt.;

Bevan Mrs. Venn house Johns Alfred Charles, carpenter W. H. Bowes M.D. assistant medical

·Cornish Philip Alfred, Caton house Kent George, farmer, Wrangaton officer; J H. Ellis, clerk to the

Dewdney Mrs. Grove vil. Bittaford bdg King Walter,farmer,Higher Bowcombe committee; Charles E. Lintern,

Hodder John, Lower Bowcombe Kingwell John, farmer, Monk's moor clerk to the asylum)

Pullyblank Frederick, Manor house Kingwell John, jun. farmer, Stone ReddiCliffe John, Ship inn

·Tanner Charles Fredk. Fillham house Lavers William & tlon,farmers,Fillham Reed Richard, rope maker

Windle Rev. Wm. Edwd. llf.A. Vicat"age LethbridgeWilliam,shopkeeper,Fillham Rogers George, farmer, Higher well

COMMERCIAL. Luscombe George, fartner, Woodland, Rogers Thomas, farmer, Witchcomb

.Ba.skerville James, cowkeeper Barton (letters through Avonwick) Salter & Son, farmers, Cannamoor

Beable George H. wheelwright Luscombe John, farmer, Coarsewell Sandover Frank, farmer, Godwell farm

Bickford William, Horse & Groom P.H. Luscombe Philip, farmer, Lower Wells Scoble Samuel, farmer, Haye farm

Bittaford bridge Luscombe Thomas, farmer, Ennaton Sherrell John, farmer, Fillham

!Bridgma.n Robert, grocer & draper Luscombe Wm. farmer, Bolstercombe Sherwill James, farmer, Ware

Brooks Phillip, farmer, Venn farm Luscombe Wm.Hy.farmer,Cuthillwalls SherwillJames,jun, farmer, Whitehouse

•Cane William, farmer, West Peak Mayoss Henry, Anchor inn Shute John, carpenter

Coleman Philip, blacksmith Moore Emma (Mrs.), grocer,Post office Smallridge George, shoe maker

•<'JornishPhilipAlfred, surgeon,Catonho Newman Harry, baker Smurdon John, blacksmith & school

Coulton Edwin, farmer, Shilwood NichollsJohn J. farmer, Broadford attendance officer

Cracker Richard, farmer, Cbeston Northmore Solomon, farmer & butcher Stanbury James Hy.farmr.Quarry frm

Cracker Richard Thos. farmer, Cheston Paige Francis John, farmer, Waterman Stanbury Thomas F. farmer,Shutefrm

EdmundsJohn, farmer, Cheston Parker Edward (Mrs.), miller (water), Stentiford Margaret (Mrs.),shopkeeper

Elford James W. farmer, Hill head TurUey mill Torr Wm. miller (water), Earlscombe

Foale John, blacksmith, Ludbrooke Pawley John, carpenter Tucker Thomas, tailor

Hannaford James, farmer, Marridge Peachey Alfred E. Carew Arms P.H. VeareGeo.Rose,Kingsbridge Road hotel

Hannaford John, miller (water), Bitta- Glazebrook Watts Frank, builder

ford bridge Pearse John, farmer, PilM Peek Wendon William, farmer, Wood farm

Heath Henry, farmer, Zeaston Pearse Thomas, farmer, East Peek "'hite Arthur & Son, stewards to the

Heath Wm. Hy. farmer, Wrangaton Pearse Thos. farmer, Langford, Barton late Sir W. P. Carew hart. trustees,

Hext Thomas, farmer Peathyjohns Harriet (Mrs.), farmer, Wrangaton

Hine William, shoe maker Higher Bow (letters through Avnwck) White George, farmer, Torpeak

Hodder John, farmer, Low. Bowcombe Pengilly William, farmer, Rutt Witheridge Arthur, carpenter,Tree hill

Horton Joshua, farmer, Whiteley Prout Charles, blacksmith, Fillham Wroth Charles, farmer, Dunwell

Horton William, farmer Prout Thomas H. farmer Wroth Charles Austin, farmer,Haredon

UPLOWMAN is a scattered parish, near the river Exe Valley branch of the Great Western railway, in the

Lowman, si miles north-east from Tircr~on station on the North Eastern division of the county,petty sessional division

DIRECTORY.] DEVONSHIRE. UPLYME. 6:.9

of Cullompton, hundred, union and county court district of south chancel wall in 1892, in memory of the late Rev.

Tiverton, rural deanery of East Tiverton and archdeaconry Charles Sandford Bere M.A. rector of this parish r858-85

and diocese of Exeter. The churc-h of St. Peter is an edifice and vicar of Morebath, where he died, x885-89: there ara
()f stone, in the .Perpendicular style, on the site of an earlier 250 sittings. The register dat~s from the year 1662. The

church built by Waiter Stapylton, bishop of Exeter, 1308-27: living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £375, net yearly

of this church nothing remains except the capital of one of value £326, including 40 acres of glebe, with residence, in

the pillars, now placed over the south doorway : the present the gift of and held since 1885 by the Rev. Henry Mooyaart

church was built by the Lady Margaret Beaufort, Countess M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. Charities to the amount

<Jf Richmond and mother of Henry VII. who resided occa- of £35 yearly are distributed in money, £8 in calico and

sionally at the village of Sampford Pe\'erell : it is an edifice flannel and £n in books and religious instruction. Lieut.-

in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, Colonel Charles Arthur Williams Troyte D.L., 3.P. of Hunts-

south aisle, south porch and an embattled western tower ham Court, is lord of the manor and principal landowner.

-containing 6 bells, dating from r68r to 1820; the fourth has The chief crops are wheat, barley and apples. The acreage

the legend, "Ave Maria:" on the south side of the chancel is nearly 3,odo; rateable value, £3,752: the population

arch is a hagioscope: the south aisle was lengthened by the in 1891 was 414. By a Local Government Order which

~ddition of a small chapel or chantry, founded by one of the came into operation March 25, 1884, a detached part of

Courtenay family, whose initials, "P. C." may be seen over Halberton parish, known as the tithing of Chief Lowman,

a niche between the choir and the south aisle; within the was amalgamated with this parish.

niche are the badges of the Courtenay and Bohun families: LETTER Box, near the church, cleared at 4.30 p.m. Letters
the capitals of the piers bear the shields of the families of arrive through Tiverton at 8.30 a.m. The nearest money
Ralegh and Bonville: three of the windows are stained, one order offices are at Sampford l:'everell & Tiverton & tele-
graph office at Sampford Peverell
teing a memorial to the Rev. S. Pidsley, a former rector,

and another to the late Mr. Commissioner Bere : the church

was restored and a new chancel built in r864 : a memorial National School (mixed), built in 1874, for 127 children;

brass by Mr. Harry Hems, of Exeter, was placed on the average attendance, 6o; Miss Emma Searchfield, mistress

J\lerson ~Iisses, Chief Lowman house Cbave Rachael (Mrs.), farmer, Higher 'May John, blacksmith, Beer down

Mooyaart Rev. Henry M. A. Rectory Chief Lowman Mogridge Hy. carpenter, Lowman CJ;oss

Coombe Robert, farmer . Parkhouse Frederick, carpenter

COMMERCIAL. Cottrell James, farmer, Fair oak Pearce Alice Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,

ArthursJas. blacksmith,Lowman cross Durman Waiter, farmer, Spalsbury Uplowman court

Bidgood Wm.dairyman, Lowman cross Greenslade William, basket maker Pearce Robert, farmer, Whitnage

Eird Richard, dairyman, Gulmoor Hancock Jonas,farmer& miller(water), Redwood William, carpenter

.Bowden Albert, farmer, MiddleCoombe t)tagg mills Shattock Alfred, farmer, Houndsmoor

Bryant William, cowkeeper Hussey Jn. wheelwright,Lowman cross Sweet Joseph, farmer, Beer down

Bucknell Robert, farmer [ James Richard, Red woods inn Taudevin I:rederiCk William, grocer

Chave Edward, farmer, Widhayes Maunder John, farmer, Lower Coombe

UPLYMEisaparishandlargescattered village pleasantly acres. Wood House, the seat of Lady Baker, is a mansion

situated at the eastern extremity of Devon, and I mile west of brick in the Gothic style, on an eminence about half a.
from Lyme Regis, in Dorsetshire, of which town it is a mile north-west of the village. J. R. F. G. Talbot esq. who

:suburb; 4 miles south-east from Axminster and 9 west from is lord of the manor, Walton Allbusen esq. of Clevelands,
Bridport, in the Eastern division of the county, Axminster Lyme Regis, Dorset, and the trustees of the Ethelston

hundred, petty sessional division, union and county court dis- family are chief landowners. The soil is mixed; the sub-
trict, rural deanery of Dunkeswell and Honiton and arch- soil is chalky and limy. Here are large beds of blue and

deaconry and diocese of Exeter. The church of SS. Peter white lias. The crops are wheat, roots and pasturage.

and Paul, picturesquely seated in a secluded valley, is an The area is 3,149 acres of land and so of water; rateable

ancient building of stone in the Perpendicular style, with value, £5,139; the population in r8gr was 830.

some Decorated work, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, YAWL, half a mile north-west, HARCOMBE, 1 east, and

.south porch and a low embattled tower, with pinnacles, con- RocoMBE are hamlets here.
taining a clock and 6 bells: the church was thoroughly Parish Clerk, John B. Adams.
restored in r876: there are 350 sittings. The register of PosT 0FFICE.-Fred Saunders, sub-postmaster. Letters

baptisms and marriages dates from the year 1710 ; burials, through Lyme Regis, which is the nearest money order
t6gr. The living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge & telegraph office, delivered at 8.10 a.m. & 3.25 p.m.

£359, gross yearly income .£418, with residence and 36 (village only) week days & 8.10 a.m. sundays (village

acres of glebe, in the gift of the Ethelston trustees, and held only); dispatched at 5.30 a.m. & 4·55 p.m. & on sundays
since r883 by the Rev. Alfred Watlington Parka lii.A. of the . at 9.10 a. m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid

University of Oxford. The Brethren have a small chapel at National School (mixed),erected at the cost of Mrs.Ethelston

Harcombe, and there is also a Wesleyan chapel at Rocombe. & supported in part by the trustees of the Ethelston
In 1850 a Roman bath, with a beautiful tesselated pave- family, for 120 children; averag~ attendance, 96; Hubert

Iment, was discovered here. Rhode Hill, the seat of John Richard Morgan, master

Reginald Francis George 'falbot esq. J.P. is a conspicuous CARRIER.-William Huxford, between Lyme Regis, Uplyme
building, standing in very beautiful grounds of about 40 & Axminster, daily

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Limm Josiah, farmer, Holcombe
Manu Robert lsaac, aerated water

Baker Lady, Wood house Beerd John, farmer, Lower Holcombe manufacturer, Yawl house

Ba."Rnquet Rev. Frederick Charles Brewer John, tailor NewberyWm.Jn. farmer, CourtHall frm

Tindal B.A. [rector of Catherston], Brewer Richard, tailor, Crogg Norman Peter, farmer,Rocombe valley

The Hermitage Bright William Henry, farmer, Cathole Nortbover Carolina (Mrs.), farmer,

Cox Henry, Pilot's rest Carter Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker West hill

Curgenven Rev. John M.A. [rector of Clarke Waiter, cab proprietor Phippen James, farmer, Lane end

Rousdon], St. Leonard's villas Clarke William, farmer, Yawl farm Pippin William, beer retailer

Escot Mrs. Water side Cole Richard, farmer, Harcombe farm Reading Room (James Peacock, sec)

Frodsham William Crabb Charles, farmer, Barrowshot Salter John, baker

llargrave James, Beulah cottage, Har- Davey Richard & Mary Ann (Mrs.), Salter John, farmer, Rocombe

combe valley farmers, Perhams Holcombe Saunders Fred, shopkeeper, Post office

Holland Augnstus, St. Mary Deane Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper Selway William, blacksmith

Hull Mrs. Rhode cottage Fowler George, lime merchant Spiller William, blacksmith

Landon Misses, Laurel cottage Groves Wm. farmer, PerhamsHarcombe Stapleforth Wilham, open & close

Mathews Mrs. Church cottage Hansford William, corn dealer carriages meet trains to order, Black

Nepean Mrs. Church Acre cottage Harris John, jun. farmer, Hill farm Dog P.H

ParkeRev.Alfd. Watlington M.A. Rectory Harris John, sen. farmer, Ware farm St. Joseph's Convent (Sister Basil,

Platt Mrs. Ware house Hellier Henry, farmer, Rocombe lady superior)

Talbot Jn.Reginald Chas.;r.P.Rhode hill Hoare Benjamin, baker Swain John, farmer, assistant overseer

Talbot John Reginald Francis George Hoare John (Mrs.), dress maker & tithe collector, Combehayes

I. P. Rhode hill Hoare John, jun. builder Swaine Simeon Searles, shopkeeper

Thompson John, Pyne cliff, Ware Irish Samuel, builder Turner Henry, Talbot inn

· Wales Wm. Fairbairn, Knowlside, Yawl Lane Robert, farmer, Hook farm Webb William, farmer, Shapwick

Walker Thomas, Solway Larcombe Robert, jobbing gardener, Webb William, jun.farmer,Cannington

White )lrs Harco:nbe valley Wood John, Hunter's Lodge P.H

DEV. & C)RN. 42'4

660 'CP·OTrERY. DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY's

UP-OTTERY is a pleasant village, on the river Otter (Addington), first Viscount Sidmouth and some time:

and on the road from Honiton to Taunton, 5 miles north- speaker of the House of Commons, by Roubiliac. Viscount.

east-by-north from lloniton, where the nearest station is, Sidmouth D.L., J.l'. is lord of the manor and chief land-

and in the Eastern division ol the county, Axminster hun- owner. The soil is clay, marl and fox mole; the subsoil is.
dred, Honiton petty sessional division, union and county clay, marl and gravel. The crops are wheat, barley and

court district, rural deanery of Dunkeswell and Honiton and turnips; the greater portion of the land is pasture. Tbe-

archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. The church of St. area is 5,830 acres; rateable value, £5,874; the population

Mary is a building of stone in the Decorated style, consisting in I891 was 759· The parish consists of two tithings.

of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and an embattled RAWRIDGE tithing is I mile south. SMEATHARP tithing is:

western tower containing a clock and 5 bells: there are 2 miles north-west of the parish church; here is a Baptis\

memorial windows to members of the Sidmouth family on chapel.

the south side: the church was restored and reseated in Parish Clerk, Northcote Robins.

I876, and has 225 sittings. The register of baptisms and PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Miss.

burials dates from the year I56o; marriages, 1750. The Mary Elizabeth Long, sub-postmistress. Letters through

living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £321, gross Honiton, arrive at 6.30 a. m. ; dispatched at 6.30 p.m.

yearly income £329, with residence and 4 acres of glebe, in Yarcombe is the nearest telegraph office

the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, and held since ScHOOLS:-

I885 by the Rev. John Jane, of St. Aidans. A cattle fair A School Board of 5 members was formed March 15, I872;:

is held yearly on the Tuesday before Lady day. Up-Ottery R. Marshall, clerk to the board & attendance officer

Manor House, the seat of Viscount Sidmouth D.L., J.l'. is a · Board (mixed), built in I876, at a cost of about £1,500, for

noble Elizabethan mansion, standing on the brow of a hill 121 children ; average attendance, 70 ; George Symons,

near the village and commanding inland scenery of the master ; Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Symons, mistress

finest character : the interior is very beautiful and is National, Smeatharp (mixed), built in 1871 by Viscount.

adorned with pictures by ancient masters and several busts Sidmouth, for 42 children ; average attendance, 35; Mrs.
of members of the family, among which is one of Henry Sarah Churchill, mistress

Up-Ottery. · Downes Danl.Geo.farmr.&land steward Rowland Edward, farmer, Menson•s

Sidmouth Viscount D.L.,J.P. Up-Ottery to Viscount Sidmouth, Stillinghayes hill & l\'loonhayes
Manor ho. ; &78Eaton pl. London s vr
Downes Daniel, farmer, Devonshire ho Rowsell John, farmer, Phillishayes
Downes Daniel George, Stillinghayes
James Rev.John Wm.[Baptist],New ho Edwards .Abraham, farmer, Summer- Rowsell Mary (Mrs.), farmr. Twistgate
Jane Rev. John [vicar], ViGarage
White William, Smeatharp haves & Burnt house Smith Frank, farmer, Kitts

Edwards Robert, farmer, Aller I Taverney Joseph Loveys,head gardener

Edwards Sl.butcher&farmr.Wellspring to Viscount Sidmouth

Gouldswortby William,farmer,Newcott Trott Joseph, farmer, Pbammess farm

COMMERCIAL. HarveyWm.Culverwell,frmr.Cockhayes Twose Wm. farmer, Courtmoor &Barn
Hoskings John, King's Arms P.H. Vickery John, farmer, Claypits

Allford Charles, head gamekeeper to Smeatbarp Walden Joseph, farmer, Corrymore

Viscount Sidmouth Hoskins William, farmer, Clevehayes Walden Richard, farmer, Underdown
Anstis William, farmer, Lower yard Lawrence Robert, farmer, Sparkes Walden Sidney, farmer, Tiphayes
Banks William, farmer, Highley Leamen Samuel, carpenter Watts Samuel, farmer, Sweetlands

Banks Wm. Hy. farmer, Cockshayes Marshall Robert, blacksmith & clerk to Wolland Richard, farmer, Riggles

Bartlett Joseph, farmer, Rookery school board Rawridge.
Bishop James, farmer, Bidwell Miller William, farmer, Phillishayes

Bowles William, farmer, Fair oak Mitcham Edward, farmer, Charlhayes Bromfield J onas,miller (water)&farmer

Chammings Robert, farmer,Buckhayes Moon William, thatcher, Beacon bill Clark Samuel, farmer, Rawridge farm

Clarke Wm. farmer, tailor & shopkeepr Newcombe Henry, farmer,Chapelhayes Crabb Francis, cooper

Clode Edward, bricklayer & cowkeeper North Samuel, farmer, Crinbayes Edwards Henry, farmer & pig dealer

Crabb Hugh, cooper, Beacon bill Pym Joseph, farmer, Little Ullcombe Hayes William, carpenter

Davies James, farmer, Hoemore Quick James, farmer, Preston farm Manfield Frank, carpenter

Dimond Jesse, farmer, Luxon Read Thomas, farmer, Hayne Manfield Robert, carpenter

Dimond Robert, farmer, Ullcombe Robins Northcote, stone mason Mitcham Arthur, farmer, Barefield
Strawbrtdge William, blacksmith
Dolling Mary (Mrs.}, Sidmouth Arms Rowe George, farmer, Luxon

P.H. & farmer Rowland Alfred, butcher & farmer Summers William, shoe maker

UPTON HELIONS is a parish and village, on the of distinction, including th~ Wigers, Reynells, Periams,

river Creedy, 2 miles north from Crediton, where is the Pointingdons, Carews, Youngs and Buckinghams, have been

nearest railway station, 9 north-west from Exeter, in the connected in former times with this parish: there are go

Northern division of the county, West Budleigh hundred, sittings. The register dates from the year x678. The living
Crediton petty sessional division, union and county court is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge£129, net yearly value

district, rural deanery of Cadbury and archdeaconry and £205, including 40 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift

diocese of Exeter. The church of St. Mary, formerly dedi- of and held since 1885 by the Rev. Thomas Middlemore
cated to St. Nicholas, is an ancient edifice, partly Norman, Middlemore-Whithard llf.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.

with a Perpendicular south aisle, and consists of chancel, The poor have £5 yearly, being the interest of£187 Consols.

nave, south aisle and an embattled western tower containing Sir John Davie Ferguson-Davie hart. D.L., J.P. of Creedy
one bell inscribed in old English characters, " Est michi col- Park, Crediton, is lord of the manor and chief landowner.
latum ,'j. ~- ~. istud nomen amatum: "it was partly restored The soil is red loam and clay ; the subsoil is gravel. The

in x87o and completed in 188o : there are monuments to chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 819

the Rev. Chancellor Carrington and other rectors and a acres; rateable value, £r,234; the population in 189r was
remarkable one of the Elizabethan period attached to the n3.

north wall of the chancel ; it includes two figures kneeling Parish Clerk and Sexton, William Oldridge.
at a prayer desk, and is conjectured to have been erected to .
the memory of Richard Reynell and Mary Periam, his wife, Letters through Crediton, by foot post, arrive at 7.30 a.m.

through whom he became possessed of the estate of Greedy & 4.30 p.m. Crediton is the nearest money order & tele·

Wiger in Upton Helions ; on a floor-slab below the monument graph office. WALL LET'J."ER Box cleared at 4 p.m

are the arms of Reynell impaling Periam: several families The children of this place attend school at Sandford

Densham John, Buxton cottage · Colman Francis, farmer Parr Mary (Mrs.), miller (water)
Powell William, farmer
Middlemore-Whithard Rev. Thomas Cook Albert, farmer
WoodlandJn. blacksmith, Creedy brdg
Middlemore M.A. Rectory Dendle Henry, farmer

UPTON PYNE is a parish and village on the Thorver- the dowager countess and incloses an ancient altar-piece,

ton road, s! miles north from Exeter and I~ from Bramp- representing the "Last Supper:" in the church is a mono-

ford Speke station on the Exe Valley branch of the Great ment with recumbent effigy in armour to Edmund Larder,
Western railway, in the North Eastern division of the county, a former owner of Pynes, dated 1611: here are numerous
East Wonford hundred, Wonford petty sessional division. tablets to the Stafford, Slanning and Northcote families and

St. Thomas' union, Exeter county court district, rural memorial windows to Sir Stafford Henry Northcote bart. d.

deanery of Cadbury and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. 17 March, x85t ; his eldest son Henry, d. i85o: the zst
The church of St. Mary the Virgin, consecrat.ed September Earl of Iddesleigh P.c., G.C.B. d. 1887; to the Hon. Mrs.
26, 1328, is a building of stone in the Decorated style, con- Hugh Oliver Northcote, t{. 1887, and to the Rev. Charles
sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled Stafford Northcote and his wife, erected by their daughter ·

IweRtern tower with pinnacles contaming 6 bells, five of which Selina in 1892 ; there is also a memorial, representing in

were cast by Thomas Bilbie in 1755 and a sixth added by tile-work the "Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary,"
the Upton Pyne Ringing Society in I88I: the fine reredos erected to Alice Caroline (Owen), first wife of the Hon. and

was erected as a memorial to the late Earl of Iddesleigh by 1 Rev. Arthur Francis Xorthcote, vicar of St.. Gregory, C'an-

DIRECTORY.) DEVONSHIRE. VIRGIYSTOWE. 661

terbury,d. 1878,and to:Mary Arabella (Toler),his'!lecond wife: arrive from Exeter at 7.50 a. m. & 6.45 p.m. & are dis-

the church was thoroughly restored, new-roofed, reseated and patched at 5.30 p.m. week days only. The nearest money

an organ aisle added in 1874-5 from designs by Mr. William order office is at Brampford Speke & telegraph office at

White, architect, of London, at a total cost of £x,8oo; a 1 Exeter. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.

~ych·gate at the entrance of the church yard, the gift of National School (mixed), supported in part by voluntary

Lady Northcote, was erected at the same time: there are subscriptions, for 100 children; average attendance, 8o;

250 sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the year Noah England, master; Miss Alice Drew, assistnt. mistress
1673; burials and marriages, 1688. The living is a rectory, Cowley is an outlying hamlet, 2 miles north from

average tithe rent-charge £304, net yearly income £3S4, Exeter, on the road from Exeter to Crediton, formerly part

•ncluding go acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the of the parish of Brampford Speke, but now, except for

Earl of Iddesleigh c.B. and held since 18go by the Rev. ecclesiastical purpo5es, amalgamated with the parish of

William Henry Gibbons M. A. of Exeter College, Oxford. Upton Pyne. The chapel of ease, erected by William Gibbs

Dr. John Walker, author of the" Sufferings of the Clergy,'' esq. on a site given by the daughters of the late Joseph

was inducted to this living in 1720; he died in 1746 and Sheppard esq. of Cowley, and consecrated 4th May, 18681 is
a building of stone in the l'erpendicular style, consisting of
was buried in the church. The charities are of £7 yearly

value. ·The Upton Pyne Club, established in 1875 for the chancel, nave, south vestry, north porch and a central

benefit of the working men of the village, comprises a turret containing one bell: the stained east window is a

reading room supplied with the local papers &c. bagatelle memorial to Andrew Leslie esq. surgeon R.N. d. Oct. 31st,

tableandvariousgames,withasmalllibraryattached: there 1866: in the chancel is a stained window erected by the

are about 70 members, who pay a yearly subscription. A congregation to the Rev. Richard Cockburn Kindersley, late

school library of about 120 volumes is maintained at the vicar of Brampford Speke, during whose incumbency this

parsonage. Pynes, the seat of the Earl of Iddesleigh c. B. is chapel was built and endowed; he died July 16th,187I :there

a large and noble mansion, originally built from designs by are other windows to the Wyatt-Edgell family: it will seat

Inigo Jones, and much enlarged in 185r ; it stands on an 200 persons. The Rev. Albert Bonus lii.A. has been curate in

eminence, commanding a view of the surrounding country, charge since r8g2. Cowley House is the residence of Lieut.-

in a picturesque well-wooded park of So acres. The Earl of Col. Arthur Wyatt-Edgell J.P., F.G.s. Major-General the

iddesleigh C.B. who is lord of the manor, and Edmund C. Right Hon. Sir Redvers Henry Buller P.c., v.c. Thomas

Roberts esq. of London, are chief landowners. 'fhe soil is Blackall esq. of Exeter, and Edmund C. Robertsesq. of Lon-

ehiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are grain. The don, are the chief landowners. The population in 1891 was 93·

area is r,852acres; rateable value, £5,317 15s.; the popula- Sexton, Henry White.

tion in x8gr was, ecclesiastical parish, 367; civil parish, in- PosT 0FFICE.-Joseph Ford, sub-postmaster. Letters

.cluding Cowley 46o. received from Exeter at 6-45 a.m. & 4·45 p. m. & are dis-

Sexton, George Spear. patched at 6.20 p.m. The nearest money order & tele-

'PosT 0FFICE.-George Spear, sub-postmaster. Letters graph office is at Exeter

Upton Pyne. England Noah, schoolmaster & sec. Upton Pyne Club (Rev. William Hy.
of the Upton Pyne Club Gibbons M.A. president; Noah Eng-
Iddesleigh Earl of C.B. Pynes ; & 23 land, sec)
Manchester square, London w Floyde John, blacksmith
Harris James, mason Vickery William, wheelwright
Gibbons Rev. William Hy.M.A. Rectory Huggins John, farmer, Stevenstone Webber George, estate carpenter
Osmond Edward, Oakford house Jordan John, farmer, Coxhill farm
Lamacraft Charles, rate collector & Cowley.

COMMERC£AL. market gardener Harris John

Bamsey Edward, carpenter Osmond .Edward, land agent & sur- Radcliffe Miss, Cowley villa

Bamsey Richard, farmer veyor & steward to the Right Hon. Wyatt-Edgell Arthur J.P.,F.G.s.(Lieut.•

Bennett John & Son, rope & sack mkrs Earl of Iddesleigh c. B. Oakford house Col. 1st Devon Artillery), Cowley ho

Burden Thomas Lawrence, farmer, Osmond Henry> farmer, Oakford house Bowden William, farmer, Stars Barton

Turlake Prew William Thomas, police constable Cockram Thomas, market gardener

Castle James, dairyman Sage Charles, dairyman, Beer farm Ford Joseph, blacksmith, Post office

Dingle Joseph, farmer Sharland William,fa.rmer, Pearce's frm Harris John, farmer, Cowley Barton

Ellis Richard, Three Horse Shoes P.H. Spear George, shoe maker, Post office Hawkins Wm.frmr.Duryard Wood frm
I Scanes John, farmer, Cowley Barton
wheelwright & blacksmith Speare Alfred, tailor

VENN OTTERY is a village and parish on tile western Francis Molineux M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Here are

bank of the river Otter, about 4t miles north-west from the kennels of the East Devon fox hounds. Thomas Yel-
Sidmouth, 9 miles south-west from Honiton and I mile west verton esq. who is lord of the manor, the Hon Mark George

from Tipton station on the.Sidmouth branch of the London Kerr RoUe D.L., J.P. of Bicton, the Rev. James TerryMnnday

and South Western railway, in the Eastern division of the M.A. vicar of Cornwood, and James Yelverton esq. are the

county, East Budleigh hundred, Ottery petty sessional chief landowners. The soil is sand; subsoil, gravel. The

division, union and county court district of Honiton, rural crops are chiefly roots and barley. The acreage is about

deanery of Ottery and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. 918; rateable value, £r,ou; the population in 188I was «

The church of St. Gregory is a small edifice of stone, in the IIo and in 1891 was IIO.

Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and Letters through Exeter, via Ottery St. Mary, arrive at s. 30

an embattled western tower containing 3 bells: it was a. m. Tipton is the nearest money order office & Ottery

thoroughly restored at a cost of £soo in 1882, and has 8o St. Mary nearest telegraph office
1!ittings. The register dates from the year 1681. The living
is a vicarage, annexed to· that of Harpford, average tithe This place is included in the Aylesbeare, Harpford & Venn

rent-charge £207, joint net yearly value £ 194, including 23 Ottery School Board district
acres of glebe, in the gift of the Hon. Mark George Kerr The children of this parish attend the Board school at New·

:Holle, and held since 1891 by the Rev. George Edward ton Poppleford
IVelverton Thos. Venn Ottery Barton J Hill William, Elliotta farm
Drake Wm. farmr.Hoppins, Southerton Retter Edwin, farmer Salter Henry, farmer

VIRGINSTOWE is a parish near the river Carey, 2 College, Dublin. Here is a :Free Methodist chapel, erected

miles north from Tower Hill station on the Launceston in 1862. Mrs. Hawkes, who is lady of the manor, Thomas

branch of the London and South Western railway, 6i north- Harris esq. and Thomas Veale esq. are the principal land-

east from Launceston (Cornwall) and ro south from Hols- owners. 'fhe soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The chief

worthy, in the West.ern division of the countv, Lifton crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 1,274-A- 2R.

hundred and petty sessional division, Launceston union and 39P. ; rateable value, £964; the population in-1891 was 106.

eounty court district, rural deanery of Trigg Major, arch- Sexton John Perkin
deaconry of Bodmin and diocese of Truro. The church of '•
St. Bridget is a building in the Early English style, entirely
Letters through Launceston, arrive at 10 a.m. Postman
rebuilt in 1g52 at a cost of £s6o, and consists of chancel, collects letters when delivering. Ashwater is the nearest

nave, south porch and a western bell-cote containing 1 bell, money order office; the nearest telegraph offices are at
.dated 1664: the church will seat 100 persons. The register
.AshwaMr & Tower Hill railway stations

dates from the year 1730. The living is a rectory,averagetithe This place is included in the United School Board district of

rent-charge £go, net yearly value £no, including 54 acres Broadwood-Widger & Virginstowe, formed February :u,

of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor. 1879, & the children attend the Ivy House school, Broad-

and held since 1884 by the Rev. John Gough lii.A. of Trinity wood-Widger

{Marked thus •receive letters through Lif- Braund Charity (Mrs.), farmr.Scotland ColeJohn, farmer, Church Town farm
ton R.S.O.] 1 *Caseley John, farmer, Bradaford
1Cleave John, f~rmer, Downey croft Harns Thomas, farmer & landowner,
Gough Rev. John u.A. Rectory-
Tilleslow Barton •

•

662 VTRGINSTOWE. DEVONSHIRE. (KELLY 7S

Northey Samuel, farmer, Tilleslow *Rowland Betsy & Charity (Misses), *Veale J ohnThomas,farmer,Middlecott
Parkin Samuel, farmer, Crows nest «Veale Thomas, farmer, Cross Park cot
.IIRowland Francis, blacksmith Hare & Hounds P.H

W AI.KBAMPTON is a parish and village near the College, Oxford. The church house, situated near the church-

valley of the Walcombe, on the border of Dartmoor, 1 mile yard, has a good roof of ancient oak, and the house bears the.

east from the Horrabridge station on the Ta,ristock and initials '' R. S. J. W." and the date 1598. There is a smalt

Launceston branch of the South Devon section of the Great Wesleyan chapel here. The poor have nearly £15 yearly
Western railway, 10~ miles north from Plymouth and 5 from the " Maristow " charity, which sum is distributed in

south-east from Tavistock, in the Western division of the clothing. Gnatham, now a farm-house, was the residence

county, Roborough hundred, Midland Roborough petty ses- of the Dunning family, afterwards Barons Ashburton. Her&

sional division, Tavistock union -and county court district, are extensive granite quarries and the :Furze Hill tin mine.
rural deanery of Tavistock, archdeaconry of Totnes and The Ri~ht Hon. Sir Massey Lopes bart. P.C. of :Maristow, is.
diocese of Exeter. The church (not dedicated) stands on an lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil varie&~
elevated position about half a mile north-east from the subsoil, rocky. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and!
village, and is a building of stone in the Perpendicular style, much land in pasture. The area is 10,501 acres, including
consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles, south porch, moorland; cultirated area, 3,905 acres; rateable value,.
a.nd an embattled western tower with four octagonal crested £3,100; the population in 1891 was 6o6.
pinnacles, richly crocketed and terminating in crosses ; the Sexton, John Hammett.
tower contains 6 bells: within the church are two image PosT OFFICE.-Miss Elizabeth Ann Worth, sub-postmistress.
brackets, one on the north wall of the chancel, and another Letters by foot post through Horrabridge R.S.O. which is.
at the east end of the nave : the font has an octagonal basin, the r.earest money order & telegraph office ; box cleared
the sides of which are relieved by blank shields, aud the at 10.5 a. m. 4·35 & 5.30 p.m.; delivered at 8.40 a.m. &
pedestal is ornamented with quatrefoils: in 186r the interior 4·30 p.m

was thoroughly restored at a cost of £150, and in 1872 Free School (mixed), built & endowed by Elizabeth (Sian-

the chancel was decorated in memory of the Hon. Bertha ning), widow of Sir James Modyford hart. in 1719 ; it
(Buller), wife of Sir Massey Lopes, bart. who died 13th has a residence for the master & was enlarged in 1863 &

January, 1872 : the east window is stained, and there is an provides both education & clothing for 40 boys & 20 girls,
oak reredos: on April 6th, 1889, the north-east pinnacle of on condition that they attend the village church & are.
the tower was struck by lightning, the roof completely brought up in the doctrines of the Church of England;

wrecked and other portions of the chllrch damaged : there the endowment consisted of 162 acres of land, which in

are 250 sittings. The register dates from the year 1675· 1879 produced about £160 yearly; there was also at this
The living is a vicarage, average income from tithe rent- time a surplus of £x,IOo, which has been invested; it
charge £107, with residence and 22 acres of glebe, in the will hold 90 children ; a\'erage attendance, 6o boys & 3<>
gift of the Right Hon. Sir Massey Lopes hart. P.C. and held girls ; Richard Doidge Winsor, master; Mrs. C. Winsor,.
since 1863 by the Rev. Charles Henry Walker M.A. of Oriel mt•stress

Pearse Mrs Hamlyn John, farmer, Veneylake Spurrell Edwin, farmer, Eggworthy
Sargent John, miller (water), Phrenix:.
Walker Rev. Chas. Hy. M.A. Vicarage Head John, shoe maker
mills, Little Horrabridge
COMMERCIAL. Helson George, farmer, Horsehead Stancombe William, farmer
Veale Philip & Son, wheelwriJhts &
Adams Richard, farmer, Walkhampton 1 Hillson George, farmer, Gnatham
machinists
tenements JefferyGeo.Manor hotel,Dousland barn Warne Henry, farmer, Wisthill
Watkins David, carpenter & joiner
Arthur William, farmer, Holwell Legassick John, farmer, Lake Watkins John, farmer, Peekhill
Williams Arthur, farmer, Coombshead
Baker Priscilla (Mrs. ),farmr. Willtown , Lillicrap John, farmer, Leather Tor Worth Mary (Mrs.), grocer, Post office-
Wonnacott John (late H. Barons),
Ball Jas. & Wm. farmers, Davy town Maddock James, blacksmith
private hotel; every accommodation
BloweyMaria (Mrs.),Walkhamptoninn Pearse John, farmer, Kingsett for visitors ; carriages on hire, Dons-
land barn
Crocker Roger, farmer, Furze Tor Pengelly George, farmer, Deancombe

Friend John, farmer, Long Ash Pengelly John, farmer, Middleworth

French Samuel, farmer, Cliptor Piper Charles, farmer, Knowle farm

FugeJames, farmer, Park town Piper Wtlliam, miller (water), Huck-

Giles John, Church House inn worthy bridge
Giles William, farmer, Lower Ditsham I Rowe Annie (Mrs.), baker

Hamlyn Ann( Mrs.)& Son,frmrs.Lowey

W ARKLEIGH is a parish on the river Taw, 4l miles Rev. John Leofric de Buckenhold Thorold :M.A. of New

east from Umberleigh station on the North De\"On branch College, Oxford. The Hon. Mark George Kerr Rolle D.L.p

of the London and South Western railway, 5 south-west J.P. of Bicton and Stevenstone, IS lord of the manor. The

from South Molton and 10 south-east from Barnstaple, in chief landowners are .l.'ffr. Samuel Mortimer, Mr. William

the Northern division of the county, South Molton hundred, Harris, of Coleridge, William Robert Moore esq. B.A. of

petty sessional division, union and county court district, High Bullen, Chulmleigh, the trustees of the late Rev. Wm.

l'Ural deanery of South Molton, archdeaconry of Barnstaple Thorold and Mr. Henry Luxton. Edgington belongs to-

and diocese of Exeter. The church of St. John is an edifice William Moore esq. of High Bullen, and Shortridge to Mr.

of stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Samuel Mortimer; Broadmoor belongs to the Hon. Mark

nave, south aisle, south porch and an embattled western RoUe, Haynetown to Mr.W. Harris, and Claytown and Bolt-

tower, with pinnacles, containing 3 bells: in the aisle is a gate to Mr. Henry Luxton. The soil is of a mixed character;

piscina and a priest',; door, and the staucase to the rood loft the subsoil is clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats,.

still remains: the chancel was rebuilt in 1850 by the Rev. roots, with artificial grasses. The area is 2,404 acres ; rate-

Wm. Thorold M.A. late rector: the east window, placed in able value, £r,gro; the population in 1891 was 236.

;,:893, is a memorial to William and Mary Mortimer, late of Sexton, Mrs. Eliza Gulley.

this parish: t.he west window is a memorial to James Gould PosT 0FFICE.-Mrs. Sarah Summerville, sub-postmistress.

esq. of Knapp, Northam: there are 150 sittiugs. The regis- Letters through South Molton, the nearest money ordel.'"

ter dates from the year r538. The living is a rectory, & telegraph office, arrive at 9·35 a.m.; dispatched at.

with that of Satterleigh annexed, average tithe rent-charge 4·5 p. m

£228; net yearly value £294, with residence and 104 National School (mixed), built in 1875, for 6o children;

acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1891 by the average attendance, 37 ; Edward Robinson, master ,

Aslett -, Edgington Greenslade William,farmer,Stonehayes Snow Ephraim, farmer, Hurstone
Thorold Mrs. Warkleigh house
Thorold Rev. John Leofric de Burken- Herniman Robert, farmer, Claytown Squire William, farmer, Park

hold M..A.. [rector] Ley Mary Ann (Miss), fartuer,Hilltown Townsend William, farmer, Heantown
cmmERCIAL.
MortimerSaml.frmr. Warkle1gh Barton . Trick Emma (Mrs.),farmer,Broadmoor
Cole Richard, farmer,Great Shorkidge
Elstone John, farmer, The Hermitage Rodd John, farmer, Deason I Tucker Frank, farmer, Newland

ShaplandJames,farmer,Low.Greendwn ITucker Henry, farmer, Pugsley
Simmons John, blacksmith

W ASHFIELD is a parish and village, on the river Exe, bells, dating from 1787 to x861 : there is a very ancient

commanding a pleasing prospect of the country, 2! miles Norman font and a richly carved Jacobean screen, dated
north-west from Tiverton, where the near~st railway statilm r624: on the wall of the north aisle is a brass with kneeling

is, in the North Eastern division of the county, West Bud- effigies of Henry Worth esq. ob. 3 Aug. 16o6, his wife and

leigh hundred, Cullompton petty sessional division, Tiverton daughter, with a shield of arms, and at the foot a Latin
union and county court district, rural deanery of West inscription: there is also an inscribed brass, with a long

Tiverton and archdeaconry and diocese of Exeter. The rhyming epitaph and two shields of arms, to Alice (Frye),

church of St. Mary is an ancient edifice of stone. in the wife of Philip Steynings esq. ob. 8 Aug. 16o5, 9 sons and 5

Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, daughters, erected by her sc.n-in-law, George Montgomery;

south porch and an embattled western tower containing 5 and several monuments: the church was restored in :r874a~