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Wells l’u~u.~.. 1"1L*.(lS£‘xI:'. 1“2u'm ‘~’ \‘.«m.:l. I\lr.-. .1. liluun C<mm1«m ‘
Wliiw. Wiliiimi. Clizipt-1 lam: ‘ \\'mg\l1t, Albert, Lowe)‘ Lngiuc Hsel
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Post tovvn, Cmitei'l_)11r_\'. Tlus villugu we3|eyan (_‘,hape1~—SC?'V1ce5i 11 kn BR1DGE UNION. Uolnioillors.

Board of Guardians—~Adisham, C.
S. Rutclifie; Bm*11:1.n1, C. Coltliam; Clerk to the Board~Mr. T. L. 001'
Bekeslioliime. H. M. J3:L1u>r; Bis1i— lard, Little Bridge place.

onioys an p1e;1s.;ml- situalion ulnuut -72 63,0
nules from (7u.m<*i'1i11=i'\' on 1111- main . 2_
,..,.Jd_,b1,,. “M 1;,.,,‘m,, ,..,mg 1,, Bridge Parish council——~Chairman,'
11«>\'(~,1~_ ’1‘}H.H. J‘, L 51"-[1i,,,, ;,1..,“1 .'\1a. ('. \'\'i11.~: \'iv:.-»(‘1l:;ii‘1i\.'nl. Mr?
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Abeloos, Victor, 19vei's1ey House, Bisllup, John, jun. 15c.'u).< cottages 1'

1’c1or 15 en lizmtlxmnw imilnlinr with _ ' . 1}jsh0,, M1~s_ Union road x’ _‘,
‘"111 :"l’1'"‘-,f""1 11"‘ "'1“1'1"."  MS" clerk A W”. 6' Anstey. ~ A1{11lt1J13(sl1:m(11e(t1i‘*£g1x‘, I’a1'1~: villas 15001111. George, 4’ Filmer cottages - "
-“‘1""l“"1i , 11” ,"‘”"‘r1" "”""‘ .1"'”' National Schcols (mixed) Mr. J. G. Amos, Henry IQ. Union mad Brzulley, R. bootmu.ker, The Street 
.fapull_\- «.1 Ullv Inna: N1-1‘1"I‘1. \'.'1m-!‘. 1 _,\“‘,..,,\.‘.‘..p. h,;_.mL\.v~ Alix‘ “r‘,(__ .. Amos. John 4 T-ht. r]_ic1..mce. Bmdiey‘ Mrs_ 5 Filmel. cottages 
11_11mr.-«:‘c,l(-(1 bi" :m_ i|.11lll(:lll 41“ Ilw _ ‘ ‘ Anderson’  K. Esq (’—].];’V. D_L‘) ];1.iCL.) Mrs. Plough and Hanow Inn 1
z-x\,..,- .\14:m‘ ll... l-\'':-',' 1.. :1 \l\~.’I1' workhoixse (Brjdge Unaon)——V—Master‘ Bfidge H111 House . Bridglzuld, Albert, builder and under. :
ngp £l.IllH‘.\(1.(1 11> 111:1! ml V111,!-1.\’ .')'H1 :‘1:|Iv'ml. .\1l‘ mill .\1}-,~. llmmcy; . Anstey, C_ aSSisL Overscm. and C](.l.k mkm.‘ 1 I)0.I.”zLnd terrace

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‘Ewes (Zr ‘(grid ";m (’1“ h'm‘x’ 0v]eIrsee_rs-——Messrs. 5. Gilbert, 6‘ 9 AppS,'M1”S. 1 Fllmer cottages B11I‘1»10{I_11,l  Lower Cottage, Bridge
1iom'ne.. Tlw pr.>pul.~:liun is m-arlv‘ If-\1I““\ A' J’ ("asthi aud H’ 1 OHM’
900. Tlm vi11a.ge.is lighted by g~.a.«E.. E” '
and possesses a, Fin: Brigade \\itli= A531$t- 0Ve|’$99T*—M|'- 0- AflSt0Y-
the macessary appliances. 3 1

to Bridge Parish Council, b'u1111y— 13100115, .1. G. sa.dd1e1', The Street
' side Brooks, Mrs. Brick Noggin
Appleby, \’Vi1li;Lm G. Higham Burnett, Miss A. K. Bourne Park

 

Baker, Percy T. Esq. solicitor (Mercer
and Bake,’ Canm,.1,1,ry) Lymml Carpenter, Edward, 7 Brewhouse lane ‘ 1

' House _ Carpenter, l<‘rcd1<. near The Bungalow
Baker, Wm. Stephen, Bourne Park C"-T[)0!Iter, Tllomasa B0116 V110 tetra-00 '
‘ " Castle, Arthur J. baker, The Street’ '

Isupt. 0verseer—Mr. E. 0. Wood’ Lodge
'_Bm—mn, J. chemist, photogmpher Castle, Richard, Post, Oflice

church of St. Peter-«Services: sun- :

days, 11, 6.30; Child'ren’s Service 0|erk to the Guardians—Mr. T..

  

    

  

lat Sun. in month at 3; H01y_Caom.  C0111:/rd, Bridge. ‘ 1.‘ 3-71diP]31:1x-:1I':-1:a 31-§":mS:r.:::’ltageS g1l1;§{I?§:;n;EgfisUlI1¥gnEl::d”( ' '1
'§"‘:l“1°"d19f.;!“d ~;>P%_S“§-.&tts{n1<(1iday» cas co.‘s omce at the Red Llo Beaten“) Mm fiivm-5d,. . - Coles, W. Master Gunner, Bellé Vie
g“ 3”‘ 3 ’ am ‘* 5' Chairman, Mr. R’. Wye. Bri ‘ wk‘: (301 C__ ;13_ Hillside . terrace . - , ,
LQTVIC/B at 11. Hymns, A. and . Sec M1. Ghares Wins ’*- ' 11" ' ‘ B ‘ 10d ‘d ‘C 11 d This 'L6 ' ‘L 3 (111.
..‘_’¥iioar, Rev. Hubert_Kn.ig11t (M.A.)_; _ " _'_ ' “ ~‘ 11 ‘ FM _°“m° 1 SF’ . ‘_°_ ‘=1‘)'laA:=eM__9{‘?a9‘ _ ‘ZXEW 5°
“ch°§?5?3v;§‘3X..§°“14°§;m“.1_’t  Vv1?'°‘ "°'“"‘-°°' »"'°‘ “"“’“ ’ ioomngwoba, J. win

and T. R. Gilberti

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 tgana s_e¢., M513." Wills (t‘1~g1e_.

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’ ' Telephone Installations. Interoommunlcation Bpts. Repairs by Experts. Téi. ',

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Cory, Sydney, Portland terrace Ho1la.nd.s, Charles, Union 
Cowell, George, en. dealer, The Stréet Hnlmim, William. Bridge‘ Farm"
Crywell, Leslie eo. The Street Honney, Mr. and Mrs. maatgr‘
Croft. C. J. W. sanitary inspector, matron, Bridge Workhouse
R Seftpn villus Humphreya, James, Middle Pett,‘
Grbugh, T: 'pluinber, The Street -. , ,  ’
Croucher, Mrs. Beans cottages Jeffery, E. T._ grocer: and oonfecti _

 
  

    

 

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_1<?Y, Algrert, I_|3‘ilm§%oa.éi -_ , _‘  y , nage gmd. Gprdgn Enugg __V

‘G. 'béer"°§§§;lier°a$’§e°°§magea= gVVé»gh'orrWn:‘ ‘S5’ T. -‘ B-«idge*'Hi11‘» Lodge
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yimr, S. -I.,D__eri.ng’roa.d‘~' "  ,- ' olfioer " ' ,_ \ _ _,
yner,‘.T—."2 Portland‘ terr_ace_'  _. “ ,,West, V C. butcher, The Sliree

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Curd, Ernest Georg? Forge Cottage I High street , . , .~. yxio-lds, Henry, Union road — Whale, Thomas,‘ 6 Filmer col;tages_ ;
Crrttlngx Herbert: 1%“ Street - J011D80I1, F- Bridge Street ‘ . 1 . ose, E. gardener, Hillside Cottage ‘ Willett, ‘S. W. 8 Brayvhiouse laifev’
D W H. h L t J0hnsbon«Watso11, Miss, Bourne~ ‘nkey “Miss ,U'hi(m mad 1 Willie, Mrs.‘ Mum'pus cottages

ecent, . -Tracer 1g 3 rec ottages ” _ : : . w'11, C_ _ B ‘d G ‘ (J _ and
Dignam, Etlvzamd, 3 The Terrace .l0l1€;’, A. dairy. High street wkmsz G“ U“-W“ 'r°3'd 1 %oluntes§: Fill; gfirigfidg, E The
Dimond, VV'm. The Street .lones,(‘ha.rles E. Esq-. Rose Dale ""' terfieldz VVm- LX“l’°rr Cottage“ Tel-pa,ce
Downes. Fraiik, Union road ~ Settelfieldy M-r3- U“-1011_1'03‘d _ Wilson D1-_ A_ '1‘_ Hi h Street

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Dunk, l‘AlWi).1‘(.l, Belle Vue terrace Kennett, George’ primrose alley Seymour» at es’ la 0 ge’ 15 mm Wilson, James, 4Brook place -

$15=~W» James» D318 V111"-9 W’1s J. B. E. E . Th St t
small’ Mm‘ Lynton c°tt°‘3°s Wilsgii: Mrs. The Sstlleet e we

(-5 uum, E(lWiLl'fl, _2 Filnivr cnttzigcs Wilsoll, Mrs_ H_ Primrose alley
W16» G60’ 6» <1WYm**“» 91°" W15’ Wilson, Mrs. M. Brick No gin

‘M’ G‘ Me Vilma VViltshier, lVLrs. Alexandra. ouse, The

liennett, James N. ‘Woodbine Cat’
The Street:

   

E(l\VLLrdS, B. W. lmtciier, High striwt
Ed\VflTdS, Mrs. Union road

       
  

Lxuning, Robt. Stepllell, Church Ho

  

Fairbrass, (,,ll1.’J.S. greengrocer. High st,

      
 

  
   
  

   

L’ :. .\l".. M. P-tt l‘ M. ,
133'“-[,mgg, (]e.,pg;,_ jun, Union road ‘m(}{m-(]:L.S ( )0 Om’ ~ tton, Mrs. V‘/.oodma.n 3 Aims, Pei/L Street
F;Lllr\5y l). nmiul‘ wng.iiiuu1', High st‘. , [‘,_r,,,Lgpj.jge, [rwdk Smtionma i BOWOT“ H_ ‘ ‘ _ ‘\Vrz1.i{_rliL, Mrs. High street
Fezitlierstone, 'l'l1oin:1,s'. 1 VV:iterlon cots. , Bridgc station , W51“: J0h“r lg‘ ht/1°03 V\/‘right, Mrs_ Filmer mad

 
 
 

5'Swa.n, Win. confect/ionc_r, The Street wybom Herbert The Street
‘T855011: M155: VYCSWI1 V111“ \\w-..x, Rdbcri: xvcéton villas, Bridge;
“ 'Lyl(>1' zuul him, H0111 mm'(~l1:1,nts. : assist. Ovbrseer for Pah,ixb0ume;

Fenn. John, plumber, guslitter, and
dewmbor, 1 Albert terrace
Filo, .lulm. 1Jll‘t1l0 lC:Lt-on l":ir1n. Luv xrl‘

Lewis, Wm. Middle Pett Farm

ljiiiilsay. Miss, Seflou villas

   
  
  

    
  
      
  

 
  
   

      

 
  
   
 
 

  
 
 

HU«1‘U1‘US ‘ .\l;mn, Mrs. S Urewliouse lame . " Bl:m,kSid° I§:’(l{=,m _ V lmuse agent. rimt and tithe (:01-
F”‘’- N‘”"““‘”' Lml‘? l‘)‘''’’ l?‘‘.‘'’‘‘ ‘ .\lrL!‘»lc, William Jolm, The Streetl ’Ci‘hyi—m' U\e0Yge :1 me Lotmge. .  l“"“’1'7 rlgerlt f"r R")'i11 Fire "vrrd
Ford, Wm. l’.'Lrk villas, Union road‘ _\]_;.,rtin, ,.\A .l_ (L f,_y-niun cottages ., = “°\0y» VIII-.W1ll«€1‘, 13941113 bot/"*"g°” 1 Life lnsurzmce Oflice
lrosleij. Willi.-inn, lfilmor rluiisu ‘ Mcpuugall, VV. lmirdresser, ’['heS ' um’ Mrs’ Um°“ mud ‘« Wye, Miss, infants’ mistress, National

V Fr-'l1“«"5. ”<'“'r.‘" l)“"‘“.',£ “W1 .\le«llnn~sl;. \«V. J. 2 Wliterloo cotta Udon, \VillizLm, Pvtt l*‘:irm C0l,l;-£Lgl}.‘1' .‘ Schools

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ldrionil. .l. Hui llmu lnn {Ii-luv. Z01 ‘
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(£1111).-r:L.  '.;{lii-1_O<si1ij.!i:i..T'1‘ii.-Cm.-i-L 3 pe,.,,,g‘,.,”,;,d ° ]3RQOMF1E’LD_
1 70'!‘ . . . ll‘ 1'l'l'i'l. D _ ‘
Gilhain. ii‘. (“,_ Union l‘0‘«'1Ll E ()vem1en"[‘1,m,mS \,V_ (,3;-001; plug‘ See under Herno Bay

       

*x‘iml>er. Fmleri:-1:. 3 Brook place , Ovendun. Wiiliu.m, 5Brook plac
(lrzty. Alliert, Pl‘lm1‘0Be alley i V

   

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‘town, (/‘ELII-l’:(-'il‘l)ll1'y. Chzirbliani is mills of l\‘l,L’SS1‘Sv. H0“'2L1‘(l and SOIL,
lzvrge p£Ll‘l5ll, with :L s()n'1c\vl1flt giving cnipluynicnt to :1. Lirgo num-
_§C«"_si:tt: ll popiilntimi mi 3000. 'l.‘l1c bur ul luulds

prin pail purtiun Iii,-S nlmnb 5 miles

West_, frmn (‘£Lll,lV01'l.)1ll‘y, and has :1 Tho lflusb licnb l.4llll(l.l.lG .\.s‘_\/luin wa.s
"'B&zLt1mL on the SmILl1~l*l:1sLcr11 llz1il— «:1‘uctc(l in 1875 an (‘l1a1'tli:u11 Downs,

 
  

  

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Pnlnicr. li‘1'edk. Lynton cottages,‘
Hatllmv. A. Benn <'nttm.§<*.~2 P.‘l1‘{1lllI1L‘. Ermesb Win. 5 Alberf
llJll'll'}'. H. l1:m(l |:u1mlxji'.5 .\llu-rt U3!" PM-[1-irlge,‘ VV. T. Pe,-Lb Farm
.H£ll‘l0\V. .\l_1‘s. l l$nm)k place Pi-y_;(l<-J1. Allwn, 3 Filnier cot
l'l1l.1‘\'l‘,_V, 'l‘m\v:\1‘<l. Vine Uuhtsigrt ‘ l)(‘_L;(i(,‘ll. George VVm. 4 Brewho '
ll:1w|-ziiis, ‘ll. :l1‘:1,pcr. 'l,'lie Slnelét, ‘ l’wri-i.\.i1, l“._ police S'(*".‘}3"‘&:1i;,
Hill. W l.ynLon .-nt,t,;Lgo:s l’m'l<ii1s. .\ll;1n, 75 Brno: pllwfi
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Turner’ George,-oilman, so High street
flfyler John Thomas, mo

-=te1-race, Parish lane
Tyne Main Coal Co
Vaileliowland William Henry, grocer, 10
Vincent John Dunn, optician, 287 Beckenham road
Walford &; Sons, french polishers, 162 Blandford road
‘rWall Edward & Son, boot makers, 28 Station road
Wall Edmund, ale it porter merchant, 8: post olfice,

Oroydon road. Elmers end
fWall.is Ernest Bowden, estate agent, 1 Phcenix road
Walters Frank Joseph, tailor, 14.2 Elmers End road
Wardb Co. drapers, 8o Bromley road
Ward Florence (Mrs.»), confectioner, 104 High street
Ware 8: Brooks. plumbers, Church road

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Wsrrilow Harriett (Mrs).
Wan-ilow Mary Ann (Mrs)
“Watkins Har , solicitor 3:
‘King’: Hall road
f~Webb William John, shopkeeper, 15 Station road
Weeks George 8: Sons Ltd. ii-onmongers, 5 High street
Woleh James Reader, solicitor, 52 Kings Hall road
Walfor_d’s Surrey Dairies Limited dairymen, 1
. street It 168 Croydon road
.West Beckenham Conservative Cl
‘sec.), .-185 Beckenham road

nurse, 2 Mackenzie road

commissioner for oaths, 3

fweston Charles, Park tavern, 1 Station road
"l'Weston Douglas, grocer, 25 Station road
7 Whalpton» Edward
‘ Eng-. physician &; surgeon, 3 Beckenhsm road
.W-‘bite Jas. Edward,

   

3 miles east-south—eas
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g7is a vicar-age, net income £150,

  
  

,. eld since 1913 by the Rev. Bichard Beva
of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
he Sanatorium of the Bridge Rural
H ld alace, an ancient house,
’ ’KajorfA.rnold, Sondes house
Capt; Wm. The Old Palace
‘s, ,'l‘l1e- Bungalow
'  ..Bevnn MA.

 

District Council.
formerly a country

     

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farmer, 1 Kemp Richard

 
 

(or Lessness Heath)
osiastical parish, formed in 18
.Erith; it has a station on

and Abbey Wood
61 from the civil
the North Kent
am railway, and
west from Dartiord,
Western division of
untyfihessuess hundred, lathe of Sutton-at--Hone,
gsessional division, union and county court district
—‘ ord,~rurs.l deanery of East Dartford and arch-
deacon:-y‘ and diocese of Rochester, and within the juris-

    

 
 

    

   

_ _ litan Water Board, All
_ .ts’-- church, Erith road, is of cut flints with stone
‘sings, in the Early English style, and has a western
wet with spire containing a clock and one bell: there
,, four stained windows:

 280 sittings being fr

   

  

. The register dates from

 

numental mason, 31 Clifton

. Ltd. Railway station, Southend rd
Chancery lane

 Warren Kate Margt. (Miss), confeotioner, 8 Albemarle rd

, laundry, 174 Ravenscroft rd

ub (John Cording,
 Westcott N. (Mrs). statiouer, 85 post ofi"1ce,89 Avenue rd

Smith M.A., L.R.C.P.Lond..M.B.C.S.

grocer & tea dealer, 17 Broniley rd

small
South (

_ y road and 64%
the Eastern division of the county, lathe
' ' ndred and union, petty
_' court district of Canter-
Bridge, and archdeaconry
so partly in the city
coIln.'ty_of the‘ city of Canterbury. This parish is
be:-‘of pthe"Cinque port of Hastings and was

‘ ’ ’ . Peter is in the

7 toithe families
Hales; F-aggov, Eden and Gardner and various
”wind‘oIvs: the church was restored" in 1882-8
and has 150 sittings, about
, . The register dates from the year 1558.
, with resi-

in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and
n Pyper M_A.
In this parish is

 
 

the church will seat csool

      

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BELVEDERE.

 

/
ENT. , 63

1‘Whitehorse Sanitary Laundry Limited, laundry; re-
ceiving oflice, 4 Station road '

Whitelaw Jane I (Miss), milliner. 17 St. George’s road

Wild Maud (Mrs), confectioner, 6 Church Fields road

1Williams John Charles &: Son, hardware dealers, &: post
oflice, 79 8: 81 Elmers End road

Williams Archibald, news agent, 221 Becken-ham road V
Williams Geo. Archibald, confectioner, 56 Beckenham rd
7 Williams James Lawson M.D. physician & surgeon, 1.

The Avenue
Williams Robert, insurance agent, 9 Thayer/'s Farm rd
Williams Robert, wine & spirit merchant, 98 Avenue rdi
Willson Henry, shopkeeper, 194 Croydon road
-I-Wilson Alexander, shopkeeper, 5 Station road
Wilson H. (Miss), girls’ school, I Cedars road
Wilson Harry Cuthbert, builder, :1 Hampdeu road
Wilson Henry R. boot repairer, 8 Fairfield road
Windsor George, butcher, 33 High street
Wood George, greengrocer, 8 Chancery lane
Woodgate John, boot dealer, 239 Beckenham road!
Wright Henry, butcher, 261 Beckenham road
Wright Thos. house agt. Kent House stn. Barnmead rd‘.
Wykes Walter Charles, hosier. 99 High street
Wynne Thomas at Bamsbotham, physicians a surgeon .

20 Manor road E
fYork Harriett (Mrs), dress maker, 2 Whateley road
Yorkshire Bakery, bakers, 108 High street ‘
Young Women’s Christian Association; home &: institute‘

(Miss Deakin, resident sec.), 2 Wickham road
TYoung Francis, boot repairer, 5 Thesiger road
1'Young George, chimney sweeper, 102 Parish lane
-Young Thomas .\IacCubbin M.B., C.M.Edin., F.R.C.S.

Edin. physician 8: surgeon, 63 Cope:-’s Cope road

lresidence of the Archbishops of Canterbury, is now in

the occupation of Capt. William Howard. The Eccle--
siastical Commissioners, t

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t

The chief
The area is
the population in.
361 in the eccle-

crops are wheat, barley. oats and hops.
1,091 acres; rateable value, £2,237;
1911 was 348 in the civil parish and
siastical parish.

Parish Clerk, Henry Russ.

Post Oflice, Railway‘ station.——Ge0rge Parker, sub-post-
master. Letters arrive from Canterbury, via Bridge,
at 7.25 a.m. it 2.10 p.m.; dispatched at 7.3o'a.m'.
&; 7.20 p.m. & 12.39 pm. on sundays. The nearest
money order office is at Bridge. The telegraph office
is at the railway station for collection, &: at Bridge
for delivery of telegrams, 2 miles distant -

Wall Letter Box, Patrixbourn Village, cleared at 9.50-
3.111. & 7.30 p.m.; sunday, 12.30 pm

Public Elementary School (mixed),
Miss A. E. Trees, mistress

The school is controlled by
Attendance Committee

Railway Station, James Card

for 83 children;
the Bridge Local School

, station master

Blunt Herbert, land agent to Mar- Newport James, carrier 8: coal mer
quess Conyngham, Estate ofice
Bridge Rural District Council Sana-
(T. Louis Collard, clerk;
Arth. Thos.Wilsou M.B.
ofiicer; Mrs. Baker, mzmageress)
Farthing James, Unicorn P.H I
. , , farm bailifi to Henry
. ‘ Minter Baker esq '

Philpott George Henry,
Wales P.H

Tumber Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeepr

Vidgeon Fredk. farm bailifi to Mar-
quess Conyngham

‘Wiles Edward Henry, farm bailifi to

0. Dann esq. Cobham Court farm

Prince of

,B.C'h. med.”

1
in Lambeth Palace chapel: there are
is a Congregational chapel
1897 to seat 3oo. There

3oo sittings. Here
, in Picardy road, erected in
are also two Baptist chapels,
one in Bexley road. built in 1863, seating 350, and
. another in Upper Abbey road, erected in 1899, with 220
‘sittings, and a Strict Baptist chapel: there is also a
Primitive Methodist chapel. The Salvation Army also
have a hall here. The County Technical Institute and
Secondary School, in Erith road, erected at a cost of
I £11,000 on land given for the purpose by the West Kent
Land Development Co. was opened in March, 1907. The
Erith Urban District Sanatorium for Infectious Diseases,
at Little Heath, was erected in 1893 at a cost of £2,113,
and extended in 1909-1910: total outlay, £5,422: there
are 40 beds: two additional wards are now (1915) in
course of construction, at an estimated cost of £2,900.
The Royal Alfred Aged Merchant Seamen's Institution, .
in Belvedere park, Upper "Park road, founded in 1865,
and opened January, 1867, is pleasantly situated 111 24
acres of ground, commanding a view of the I‘lV6l‘; it
serves as a home for indigent merchant seamen, of not
less than 65 years of age, and is available for 500
inmates: there are now about 100 who are fed and
clothed, and also about 540 out-pensioners, each of

  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
    
   
   
  
 
  
 
 
   
     
    
    
 
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
  
    
   
  
   
 
       
    
    
     
      
    
   
   
      
     
    
    
      
    
   
      
     
    
     
      
       
   
     
   
   
  
     
       
      
     
 
   
 
       
  
    
     
      
    
    
  
  
   
     
        
      
        
       
 
     
   
    
    
     
   
   
    
      
    
   
    
      
 
    
    
  


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p.m.; dispatched at 9.20 & 11.35 a.m. St 2.40 & 5.40
p.m.; sundays, arrive at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at
9.45 a.m. The nearest money order oflice is at West
Malling, 3 miles distant

Letter Box, Vicarage, cleared 7.45 a.m. &: 2 6: 5.30
p.m.; sundays, 7.45 a.m

Wall Letter Box, Ham Hill, cleared at g.r5
6.55 at 8.50 p.m.; sundays, g.x5 a.m

Letters for Ham Hill should be addressed Snodland

BIRLING .

a.m. st 3.

(Names marked thus " Postal address, 3 _
Snodland, Kent.) lmlchm Car

1

l Clarke Geo. Edwd.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Nevill Hon. Mrs. Birling manor
Nevill Percy Llexvelyn J .P. Birling ho
Ogilvy Mrs. Birling lodge

Ogilvy Miss, Park view

Padget Mrs. Birling Place

Roberts Mrs. Birling Ashes

Cooper Alfd. Wm.
Arms P.H. Ham

(vicar), Vicarage
‘Williams Rev. Andrew Pollak
A.K.C.Hn(1vicar of Christ Church)..
Ham ' ‘*Langridge Ernest
'1 agents, Ham Hill

IBIS-EOPSBOURNE is a parish on a feeder of the,
Stour, on the entrance of the Barham Downs, and about
half a mile from the Dover road, with a station on the
Elham Valley line of the South Eastern and Chatham
railway, and 21; miles south £ron1Bel;esbourne station on
the Chatham and Dover section of that railway, and 4
miles south-east from Canterbury, in the Eastern divi-
sion of the county, lathe of St. Augustine, Kinghamford
hundred, petty sessicnal division of Wingham, Bridge
union, Canterbury county court district, rural deanery
of East Bridge, and archdeaconry and diocese of Canter-
bury. The Nailbourne, :: feeder of the Stour, which
runs through the parish, rising in the hills above
Folkestone, has been an intermittent stream, flowing
for a» few months periodically about every five to seven,
years, but from 1910 it has been flowing regularly.1
The church of St. Mary is of flint, in the Early English‘
and later styles, and has a tower containing 4 bells:
there is some stained glass, and in the chancel a
mural monument with bust, erected in 1632 by Sir W.
Cooper lit. to Richard Hooker M.A. (commonly known
as “the learned and judicious Hooker”), author oi
the celebrated “Ecclesiastical Polity,” and some time;
fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford; he was‘
rector of Bishopsbourne from 1595 till his death, Nov.
and, 1600: in 1890 a memorial window to Hooker was
erected, and a lych gate was erected to his memory
in 1911: the church was repaired and re-seated in,
r872, at a cost of £1,600: there are 215 sittings. Thefi
register of baptisms and marriages dates from 1558; ‘
burials from 1571. The living is a rectory, yearly‘
value £331, with residence, in the gift of the Archbishop j
of Canterbury, and held since 1901 by the Rev. William f
Blissard M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge; it was ;
formerly united to Barham, but was separated froml

Marked thus * receive their letters
through Upper Hardres.
Marked thus 1- receive their letters
through Kingston.
rnrvsrs mssrnnvrs.
*Assheton Nicholas Radclyfie, White-

beams
Bell Major Matthew Gerald Edward,
Oswalds
fiissard Rev. Wm.‘.\l.A.(rector),Bctry
Brook Henry, Forge cottage
Daniels Mrs
De Chameroy
The Paddock
1‘Derr_v John, Pheasants hall
Eadon Major Frank Henry.
*Fellows Major
Juniper Rough

Charlton Place
*Uniacke A. FitzGe

jliarham
Gaston Barthelem_v,{
:Barter
1 Toynbee esq. J.P
Christopher Stuart, Bun

A

BLACKEEATE is a suburban district of London,
included under the “Local Government Act, r888,”
within the county of London, created by that Act and
within the Lewisham Municipal borough under the

BLACKMANSTONE is a very small parish, 3 miles
north from New Romney terminal station of a branch
of the South Eastern and Chatham railway, and 7
south-west from H}-the, consisting of one farm and a

comma
oline A.
Bates Charles, Bull P.H
Calder James, farm bailifi t

Nevill esq. J .P. Home &. Park frm

lChatfield Annie (Mrs), blacksmith

Crawford Walter, frmr. Birling Pl.fm
Staniforth Rev. Leonard M.A., LL.M. Gates George 5; Sons,
*.Gates Walter, farmer
Th. *Haisman James, farmer,
*Knell Frank, farmer, Ham

Gibbs Henry, Melbourne house
*.\'Iarsball Geo. Byng, Bursted manor
Fattersall Capt. John Cecil De Veel,

oynbee Walter TurnerJ.P.Bourne pk

COEEIRRCIAL.

Adams Julius John 8:. Son,
Langbam Park farm
Apps Charles, farmer, Charlton farm IS
Dawns Golf Club (Percy T.‘
Baker esq. hon. sec)
William, gardener to W. T.l

Court lo ?Brooks George, chimney sweep

clock Alfred, gamekeeper to Major
Matthew G. E. Bell

_ Marsh, New Romney coun

KENT.

Parish Council. ‘
Chairman, Percy Llewelyn Nevill esq. J.P A 
Clerk, Tom *Hilder, Pelham ho. Holborough rd,.S

Public Elementary Schools.  .
Birling (mixed), enlarged in r882, for 80 children,

Miss
Pitt, mistress “ '

Ham Hill, built in 1872, & will now hold 32 7

Mrs. Amy C. Gleeson, Snodland, mistress’  _,. j . ,_ I
Carrier.—Wm. 11. Pay, to Maidstone, ‘daily 4;’ wed
*Langi-idge James (3: Sons

makers, Ham Bill, . i A
Langridge John, irmx-.’:S

CIAL.
H. (Miss),shpkpr

Longwfll John, ,__
Masters Matthew

poultry farmer :
7 ‘, * thgtche

fruit preserver Mayhew Fdk."Eol5_‘5.fi

*Costiu John Charles, Freemasons’ *Milt-on Harry,

Bill Mitchell Jas. fa
‘Ongley Percy

gravel pits Peters -.Sydney‘._,

A.

it in r846 by Order in Council. "In‘th’e ‘recto.
there is a remarkableyew hedge, V
been planted by Hooker. Bourne Park,'<thé property
Major Matthew Gerald'Edward-Bell, who‘_is~l,0,r1i th
manor, is occupied by Walter Turner ' , , ,
Charlton Place, the seat and property"of7.Gap John
Cecil de Veel Tattersall, is half a mile south-eas , and
contains a very fine saloon which was  {Elf-
George IV. Major M. G. E. Bell, the Ma‘rqu,es_sGa’n3ng
ham and Capt. J. C. De "V; . 'l'attersI‘l.l'.
principal landowners. In Gorsley Wood, on tab
of the .Marquess Conyngham, are-
opened in Feb. 188a,‘ and: found:-to'co '
holding human remains. Thegsoil “
chalk. The chief crops are 'vrheat,——oats.
hops. The area is 2,018 acres of landindfi
rateable value, £2,221; the populetionyinjr
Sexton, J. H. Dropper. ' - -7 “_' _ . , . 
Post 0fi‘icc.—Miss Edith Lucas," sub—post'1mstress. ,- Let-
ters arrive from Canterbury at 5:35 a.m
dispatched at 9.55 a.m. at 8.311 3. V
1.50 p.m. The nearest money order. _ _
There is a -telegraph office at Bishopsfisnirnevistati
(sunday, train times) , " » - '
Assistant Overseer 80 Clerk to
_ ‘Cl_ements,_. Kingston ,_
County Police, William Hen

sundays,

Parish cannon. ' ei

ry Iilalserrconstable, ‘

Public Elementary School (mixed), erectel in*‘1861,‘£or '

70 children; Miss Ada B. Adley, mistress

The school is controlled by the‘ Bridge I.ocal'School

Attendance Committee V

Railway Station (S.E. as C.B..), William John Sandy.
station master - ‘

Matthew G. E. Bell - — V
Cox E. (Mrs.), apartments,Ye Grove
Friend John, farmer, Woodgate farm
Holness Frank B. ' farmer, Court

Lodge farm , j -
Euggett Albert, carpenter ,

Lucas Edith (Miss), shopkpr.Post ofl -

lltiaxted Henry, blacksmith

farmers, H'Mi1ler Wm. firm:-.C<i1d

1, *Quested Richard, farmer, - Woodside
later William, gardener to Capt.

J. C. De 7. '1‘a.t.tersall '

,Tanner Richard,
Major Matthew Gerald Edward
Bell, Lenhall farm V

Turner George, Lion’s Head'P.H

,Wagho.ru J. (Mrs.), apa
Station house

“Loridon Government Act, rS99,”'and is not, therefore,
comprised within the Kent Directory, but will be found
-in the “London County Suburbs Directory.” ' ’

rald, Gorseley ho

few cottages, in the Southern division of thecoun
Worth hundred, lathe of Shepway, union,a.nd‘. '
of Romney Marsh, petty sessional division of"Bo
ty court district andun

aflid'byiouie. ave -.
 ,6!

.r;i=~

&’ L15 p’.-_!\n._;
’ ' at :

Charlton William, gardener to‘ Marjor~

Harbour frm :.
estate agent to H‘

rtmeuts, on }'


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D .RECTORY.] KENT. BRIDGE. 95

,-Ms‘y_Wiu. farmer, ‘see Noalies & May {Russell William, farm bailifi to,Thompson William Reed, farm bailifi
,‘Morriaon;Frederick, shopkeeper _ E Miss E. D. Coats 5 to Mr. W, R. Larkin, Yew Tree
»Noakes' &=Ma-y, farmers 3: hopiltussell William, painter 8: plumber I farm (postal address, I-Iorsmonden)
r _gro_wers, Burr’s Hill farm ,‘Sidne_v Annie Cecilia (Mrs.),stationer, ‘Tompsett Stephen, iruiterer
- _Ongley Edwin Corrie, beer retailer,§ Post ofiice Turner Edward, beer retailer
»  ‘ {Simpson Henry .'B.A., M.B. «St B.C.;Warrener Mary (Miss), shopkeeper
 Dunster, smith 1 Camb., M.B..C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. ‘Waters John, cycle agent
V‘  George, head gardener to J.  Land. physician £7 surgeon, The’Wells William,
' rfqdmoro est; 5 Church house Wimshurst Thomas Alex. farmer &:
' . Vliottiohn Gordon, ‘farmer £3 hop fsmith Samuel, farmer 8: hop groweigl hop grower, Tibb’s Court farm
 _ gl’0fi'9r. Pjlxted  Tang 8: Curtis farms ]Wi'nchcombe Albt. Edwd. farm bailifi
':Pgl11-,lP0'55 William Bwrley. farmer &§Smith Saml. F. farmer, Dunk’s farm} to J. H. Podmore esq
 -hop grower. Gatehouse farm lTerrell Henry Marshall, Bull hotel ;Wi'tt Arthur William, gardener to
Playfoot Fi-‘edk. farmer .5: hop grower,‘-‘Thirkell Abraham E. M. farmer-,,‘ Major 0. E. Te
' Rgwley, plain & Cold Harbouriarml ‘Castle Hill farm :'Woodgate Stephen, farmer, Lowlands
7' —PIaysjted' Frederick Sydney, watch maf ' 8: beer retailer, Petteridge
,A -’ ;_':-'  ‘_J '_ t ' ‘ ,' Woods George, farmer, Parsonage fin
V BEENZETT ‘isvaparish an Edward Archibald Hamilton hart. is lord of the manor.
' ' ' ” to Tent-erden, § The principal landowners are Major Sir Henry Edward
' ‘ ' Daring bart. Richard Pipe: esq. and Alfred Hickman
esq. The soil is stifi loam; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are turnip seed, wheat, beans and peas. The area
is 1,808 acres of land and ii of water; rateable value,
£2,104; the population in 191: was 290.
Post, M. O. & T. Oflice.——Mrs. Annie Wheeler, sub-
postmistress. Letters through New Romney, Kent,
arrive at 7.30 a.m. 8.: 1.50 p.m.; dispatched at 12.20
:5: 7.5 p.m.; sundays, arrive 7.45 a.m.; dispatched
10.35 a.m
Parish Council.
, . , _. Chairman, Edward Smith
‘ containing 3 bells: there is a memorial Clerk, Edward Seagom

the Rev. Tatton , Brockham, a former . , .
V‘ we monuments with emg,-es. the Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1851, for

v i38 children; Edward Seagon, master
’ Carrier to Ashford, Amos Arthur Wheeler, tues. return-
ing same day '
Carriers, passing through 6: returning same days, Carey
. Brothers, wed. 5:. sat. to Ashford 6: Bye J; Smith,
Oxford. ' tues. to Ashiord 8: fri. to Eye

1-den Charles, blacksmith lMoore Albert, insurance agent
Burgess Walter, shepherd to A. Mowl William, farmer, Blueliouse fm
Hickman esq Paine John, Fleur-de-lis’P.H
Cepeling George 85 Son, grocers Smith Arthur, cowkeeper ,
_ . -Else Albert, grazier, White house Smith Edward, grazier, ‘Bean villa‘
'_ ‘ Foord Arthur, tailor Wheeler Amos A1-th.coal mer.&carrior
,Mes8;rs. Grist Charles James, ‘butcher Wheeler Annie (Mrs.), stationer, as
ea, rm Haisell Joseph, grocer post ofiice

;Wall Letter Box, The Street, cleared at io.io a.m. &
3 8.40 p.m. ' sundays, 2 p.m

_ _ h f 8.35 p.m.; sundays, 1.55 p.m
t ‘ railway’ and il;n:§0lfnJ_§e:.:i ‘I Parish Council, consisting of 7 members.
rueistation on the same system, ’ Cl"“”’”“‘- Ch‘“'1‘~’5 W315-
-cammtbury, in the Eastern [ Clerk, Ernest G. Wood, 21 Burgate street, Canterbury
of’St. Augustine, hundred l Bridge Volunteer Fire Brigade; engine house, Plough ch
’ioixal division of St. 1 Harrow P.H.; ' Merryweather manual ,
ryj county court dis- engine &: about 1,200 feet of hose; Marquess df
nd arclzideaconrv and ' Conyngham, hon. captain; Charles Wills, lieut. &
's lighted with gas sec.; number of men 12 '
ch of St. Peter ' 1
B, with some additions of l BRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
has. a tower with ‘spire, lThe parishes in the District are the same as form the
spthe windows aiestained: } Union.
fiigy 03 3 U131! "1 Nb‘-fss :'_Council meets at the Guardians’ Board room, Bridge,
_ 3. _P&u‘éd a11d_P3I’f1_V 1'91"-111$ « every alternate thursday at 12 o’clocl:.
his-° fittings . Chairman, J . D. Maxted, Littlebourne
L " Oflicials.
Clerk, Thomas Louis Collard, Bridge *
Treasurer. John McMaster, Capital 5: Counties Bank,
Canterbury _.
Medical Ofi_icer of Health, M. K. Robinson l\@R.C.S.Eng.
P1‘!0I'_V hill, Dover
Building Surveyor, Thomas Louis Collard, Bridge
Highway Surveyor, Septimus Sladden,_ Littlebourne
Sanitary Inspector, Charles James Wanleyf Croft, Bridge

,_,7, ,,,,,,_.,,; BRIDGE UNION.

911 was 823, I Board day. alternate thursdays at the Board room at
Bridge Poor , he Poor Law Institutio '

I

press Delivery oflice-.— ! ' , Behesbourne. Bishopsbourne,
.~ tters from Canter- I ' r rdwich, Bax-bledown, ' Ickham,
am. & 12.30 p.m.; ' n, Littlebourne, Lower Hardres, Milton,

.; sundays at 2 " gton. Patrixbourne, Petham. ‘St. Nicholas
Hospital, Stodinarsh, Thanington Without, Upper


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96 BRIDGE.

Hardres, Waltham, Wickhambreaux alt Womenswold.
The area of the union is 41,797 acres; rateable value,
Lady Day, 1915, £70,119; the population in 1911 was
11,194

Chairman of the Board of Guardians, J. D. Muted,
Littlebourne ,

Clerk to the Guardians, Thomas Louis Collard, Bridge;
&; 1 Parade, Canterbury (attendance on saturdays)

Treasurer, John Mchlaster, Capital &: Counties Bank,
Canterbury

Collector to the Guardians 55 Relieving Officer for the
Union, William Hutchings Wass, Bridge

Vaccination Oflicers, Barham district,'William Hutchings
Wass, Bridge; Chartham district, Charles James
Wanley Croft, Bridge

Medical Oflicers lb Public Vaccinators, No. I district,
Arthur Thomas Wilson M.B., B.Ch_ Bridge; No. 2
district, Hugh George Rashleigh L.R.C.P.Lond.,
M.R.C.S.Eng. Chartham; No. 3 district, Hy. Octavius
Preston L.B.C.P.Edin. Lower Bridge street, Canter-
bury; No. 4 district, Edward Grilfith Freeman Morris

M.B..C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin. Littlebourne; No. 5'

district Frederick William Henderson L.B.C.P. fit S.
Irel. Elham

The Poor Law Institution is a structure of red brick,
built in>1B35, to hold 2oo inmates; Percy William
Honney,“ master; Rev. Matthew Flyn Evans, vicar of
Thanington, chaplain; Arthur Thomas Wilson M.B.,
B.Ch. medical officer; Mrs. Honney, matron ‘~ "

PRIVATE RESIDEI\".l‘S.
Abeloos Victor, Eversley *

Bridge Hill house ~

Beatson Mrs. Riverside-v’ _
Beck Col. Charles Edward, Hillsidého Bridge board of
Bell Herbert James. Bourne lodgeu
Chapman Thomas, Ivy house V V,
Collard Thos. Louis, Little Bridge pl
‘Cordeaux Miss ' 9
Dignam Edward. The Terrace~/“V

Gilbert Thomas Richard, The Terrace sion committee

-Harries Seymour L. Bridge Placer’ Collingwood Edmund John, 

Harvey Troward Horse P.H \-rs‘

Bridge Gas, Coke & Coal Co. I..i'mited
(Charles Wills, sec)“ _,v. _ ,
Anderson George Knox D.L., . J .1‘. Bridgl-and Albt. builder,"Portland ‘tor. 

’ Brooks Joshua George, suddler

Baker Percy Thomas. Lynton house »~" Castle Arthur James. baker

Collard Thomas Louis, clerk to the

merit committee of Bridge union,
to Bridge Bnral District‘ 
the Bridge local school attendance
committee .9; to the Bridge on '
committee of the Kent Local 1’_

KENT.

7 Barron Bnorsrmnox Dre
Superintendent Registrar, ._H'enry ‘
street, Canterbury: ' ' '
Sylvan house, Worthga
Registrars of ,Bi1‘t~h8 as In ,
William Butch" 'Was Bud
William Eonne'y.;_ Ghartlinpa  '
Wanley Croft, Bridger depnt
West Wootton, Pefiham .. ._ .
Registrar of Marriages. "Char!
Bridge; deputy, Arthur
Petham _ n "

‘BBIDGEr

G0

Meets at 1‘ Parade;/.Ganti}r ,
each month 3a’
Chairman, Rev. Canon-’M. , , 5
Clerk, Thomas 
Attendance Oflioers, $330!:

guardians 85 assess-

Hirst Lieut.-Col. Hy. East Bridg‘e"-ho Cowell George, shopkeeper Jr. cannon 1 ’ '

Jones Charles Edward

Tassell Miss, Weston villaf
Tassell Percy John, Wych elm’
Taylor George Robert
Wills Charles, The Terrace-"'
Wilson Arthur Thomas M.B~
Wilson Mrs. High street
Wiltshier Mrs. Alexandra house »
com£sRcIAL.
Abeloos Victor. artist, Eversley»

Council school

Croft Charles James Wanley, sanitary
Sperling Misses, Rose banlr inspector to Bridge Rural 
Council, registrar of marringesfeg .
Bridge district it for births& deaths .
for Chartham sub-district, Bridge
union 6: correspondent to’ Waltham

Crouch Thomas, plumber
Decent Walter, grocer _ _ _
Edwards Bertram 'Willie, butcher -~
Fairbrass Charles, shopkeeper

the‘1gn'1S!
t~ion_'o;ficer & 9 , .
deaths '-liar ;B‘u~lxa'm> s
— Bridge union,

Amos John, jobbing gardener, The Faure Désiré Henri, motor garagevf West Charles. butcher

Terrace 

Anstey Charles, poultry farmer Friend John, ‘Red
Barron James, chemist

Bradley Robert. boot maker
Harrow P.E ~

Fenn John, plumber ,.
Andrews Jn.Geo.schoolmstr.&organist File Norman, farmer, Little Pett”irm

Gilbert Sidney, blacksmith if
<Harle_v George Gillaway, laundry ‘
Brice Hannah Lydia (‘.V[rs.). Plough & Hawkins George, draper

Holman William, farmenx‘

Wilson Arthur’ Thomas 

car at public. vaccinator No.
trict, Bridge union Gt medical
of Bekesbourne Sanatorium

Wye Robert, house at insurancaasy
8t asst. overseer for »Petfi_; _

Lion inn V

BROADSTAIRS with S1‘. PETEE'S.

BROADSTAIBS, anciently called “Bradstow,” is ag

pleasant little town and watering place, with a station
on the South Eastern and Chatham railway, 25 miles
north from Ramsgate, 77 from London and 3 south-
east from Margate, situated on a small bay on the
eastern coast of the Isle of Thanet. and within the civil
parish of St. Peter, in the rural deanery of Westbere,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury; it was
from 1879 under a Local Board, but is now governed,
under the “Local Government Act, 1894” (56 and‘57
V‘ct. c. 73), by a District Council of twelve members.
In pursuance of an Order of the County Council, made
in r894, the name of the Urban District was altered to
Broadstairs and St. Peter’; and now comprises four
1vards——Central, Pierremont, Kingsgate and St. Peter’s.
The modern extension of the town of Broadstairs has a
fine promenade on the summit of low clifis, but in the
older part the streets are narrow and tortuous. Both
Broadstairs and St. Peters are lighted with gas and by
electricity bv a company, and supplied with water from
works erected in 1859 and extended in 1876. and again
in 1903 and 1907 at a cost of about £60,000, the property
of the Urban District Council; the water is obtained
from adits in the chalk extending about 1§ miles inland.
The ecclesiastical parish was formed out of St. Peter’s

on Sept. 27, 1850. The parish church of thé
 Trinity, erected in 1840, is of flint with stone f ’ '
,the Early English style, and has a tower cont
‘,clock and one hell: there are'65o; sittings,,j 5
’, free. The register of haptisms dates fromihe
»The living was declared a rectory Dee» * ,
i yearly value £330, with residence, built'in:r8q’;_> in
5 gift of the vicar of St. Pete;-.’s, and ‘held since
: the Rev. Itewls Lannmg Edwards-M.A. of Tnnttgg
llege, Dublin. The Catholic church,‘ St. Peter-’r*.
ilroad, is dedicated to_Our Lady Star of the Sea;
.Baptist chapel, in High street, founded in 1790.
restore 1l'l rgog, and seats 250 persons; The 1 V
, chapel, in Queen’s road, built in 1908 at a-cos
‘. £2,000, is an edifice of brick with stone dressing
the Gothic style, from designs by Mr. E. E. M1
architect: it includes a clock tower,‘ a_11d,wil1_s
l45o persons: the old __éhapel alongside, _built in
lnow used as a Sunday school.  is ale __
d in 1876, with_.35o_mi;sm
_ ~t, ,
in to the '
prgminent position on the clifi, I _
with the novel, “Bleak House 0

Dickens. There is a bathing_estab11shment

physician &‘. surgeon, medial »


orrir-:cTogr.]

Ash Rose Agnes (Mrs.), fly proprie-
tor, Commercial road

Ashdowrr Wm.whlwrght.Maidstone rd

Backshall Thos.beer ret.Maidstone rd

Bailey A. H. It Go. solicitors

Bailey Archibald Henry, solicitor
(firm, Bailey A. H. 8: Co)

Ballard Robert (Mrs.), brick maker,
Maidstone road

Barsley Charles Wilcox, tailor, Com-
mercial road

Blunt 8: Sons, butchers, Maidstone rd

Blunt Henry, farmer, Maidstone road

Botley Alfred, carrier, Maidstone rd

Brett Frederick, insurance agent

Brook Frederick, grocer 8: baker,
Post olfice, Queen street

Burgess William, watch maker, Com-
mercial road’

Chapman it Sons, butchers, Commer-
cial road

Collins Louisa (Mr-5.), beer retailer,
Queen street

Colyer Alfred James,
(firm, Hall & Colyer)'

Cosham Joseph, baker, Maidstone rd

Culver Walter Scott, stationer_ Com-
mercial road

Dann Samuel, farmer, hop grower 8:
rate collector, Masca1l‘s Pound frm

Dennis Alfd. greengro.Commercial rd

Duddy Robert, farmer, Mile oak

Else Thomas, corn factor, Commer-
cial road. T N 12

Elton William, Queen’s Head P.H.
Queen street

Freeland Charles, commercial travel-
ler, Sunnyside, Commercial road

Fuller Fredkgasfitter, Commercial rd

Gidlow Donald, florist, Commercial rd

Gray John Thomas, grocer,Station rd

Groves Geo. insurance agt. Mile oak

Halberson George John, grocer,
Maidstone road

Hall 36 Colyer, cycle agents, Commer-
cial road V

Hardy George, hoot maker

Hedger George, smith, Station road

Hewlius. Edward Holden, Railway
hotel; good accommodation for
visitors; luncheons 8: teas pro-

vided; good stabling 8: garage.

T N

I-Iomewood Geo. butcher. Station rd

Huggett Wm. fish.mngr.Maidstone rd

Hunt John, farmer, Anglesea house.
Maidstone road

Jenner William, district insurance
Supt. Lynton villa, Church read

Joy William Edwin, insurance agent.
Maidstone road

Kinnell Walter J. baker, Church rd

Lambert-—& Symes, land agents. sur-
veyors 8_z auctioneers, Commercial

road. T N 25

cycle agent

'PA'1‘BIXBOURNE (or Patricksbourne) is a pari-h
and village, pleasantly situated in a healthy country, the
Lesser Stonr. running through the village, which is three-
quartei-s,of a mile from the road from Canterbury to
Ashford, half a mile south from the Bekeshourne station
on the Faversham and Dover section of the South Eastern
and Chatham railway, and 3 miles south-east from Can-
terbury; it is in the Eastern division of the county,

lathe of St. Augustine, Bridge and.

Bridge union, and in the petty sessional division of
Home, Canterbury county court district, rural deanery
of East Bridge and archdeaconry of Canterbury.
church of St. Mary, 21 fine structure of the Norman
period, is of flint with stone dressings, and has a tower
with spire containing a clock and 5 bells: there are nine
stained windows and monuments to the Conyngham

family: there are 180 sittings, 3o

register of baptisms and burials dates from the year
_ The living is a Vicarage,
with that of Bridge annexed, joint net yearly value

2,1556; marriages from *.56o.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Knight Rev;Hubt.M.A.(vicar).Vicarag

Money Mrs. The Field (letters thro’
Bridge)

If

KF.;\'T. 07

Love W. P. agricultural imp1emerit;S_vmcs Edward Douglas, surveyor 6:0.
maker, carriage builder &:c.', see Lambert &. Symes
carriage, cv:le & motor works, Taylor Jas. hair dresser.Maidstone rd
Commercial‘ road 8: Steam wagon Taylor Thongas, farmer £5 hop grower,
works, Ledge-rs. Telegrams,“ Love,1 Rhoden &: Swatlands farms
Paddock Wood"; T N 15 }Thirke.ll Abraham & Sons Limited,
Luck 8: Parker, cycle agents, Maid-1 farmers 8: hop growers, Park farm.
stone road - T X Ll ‘
Luck Amos, farmer, Woodlamls farm Thirkell Abraham Eduard Monckton,
Luck Oliver, cmfectiuner farmer 57 hop grower, Knells farm
Luck William, farmer 8: hop grower. IThirkell Alfred William Moncktou,
High Lees . ‘ farmer, Cats Place farm
Lywood Emily (Miss), dress m-aker,.Thomp.son George Alfred, ph:‘u:n‘.a.-
Commercial road ceutical chemist. Station road
Major Henry, watch ma..\Iaidstone rd Thompson John, head gardener to F.
.\larchant- Thozvas. farmer, Mile oak B. ;\-{organ esq
Maylam T. 8; Co. millers, hlaidstoiie Tickner Fredk. hoop ma. Station rd
road (T N 13) ; ($1 at Tonbridge ‘Tickner Reuben, hoop ma. Church rd
Maynard Florence (Miss), dress: ma. p-lfings Thomas. baker, Station road
Commercial road :L'nion of London 81 Smiths Bank

P.-l’[‘RlXBOL'RNE. 5

   

Maynard Wm, hutcher,Comniercial rd}
Nerrnham James. grocer. Church rd

Norton Ernest Wait.buildr.Station rd‘
Overy Ernest Isaac. farmer 8: hop;

Ltd. (branch) (Moritague Grainger.
agent‘,-: open mom 8: wed. 9 till‘
12, saturday ro till r o’clock; draw
on head clfice. Princes street.

London E C

0

grower, Mascall‘s Court farm ’
0_\'ler William. farvner & bop grower. l,\’\‘ag_rhorn Chas. beer ret.l\Iaids't0ne rd
Putlandi 35 55309 farms “Wai_vhorn George, sen. farmer 5: hop
Parochial Hall (Rev. G. B. Charles! grower, Maidstone road
h0n~ W833-; R» 3- C13."d9fi~h0n-SEC) ‘ Waghorn Jn. carrier, Commercial rd
Pearson Bros. 2rocers,Maidst0ne road V,-,,§h,,,.,, S‘-due-,-, can-191-, Con1n1e1'.
PellattRowland.farm bailiff to Mes:-r5.i cfdl road‘ V
E. A. White Ltd. Maiclstone road i\va]},»,,,- James 3113; Kent Arms P.H
Petfeti A1fI‘9d~ farm bailiff ‘E0 F- B-3Vl'ardle_v, Freer &- Brown. solicitors,
“GT3”! esq 7 Maidstorre road
Pi3F'f°°l7 Freda f31‘m1‘- W3Y’i“gl°n Pl ‘Warne Amv Frances (M1-5.), ostrich
P13.Vf°°l7 Gustav‘-15 Inglamv Saddle’-‘ feather dresser, Station road
Commercial |'08d §W21rne George, tobacconist,Stati3n rd
Poole Elijah, hoot ma: Maidstone rdfwatchous Alfred, cycle agent, Sta-
Prall J. A. & Sons,nurserymen&fruit! tign road
tree grwrs. ; 8:. at Matfield nurseries iwatchous William, motor engineer,
Prentis Walter Freeman, farmerul Commercial road. T ‘S 9
Lvmons 8: High view = Watkinson Wm. carrier &. coal dealer
Reader Ernest, 110p gI‘0W€I'.RE‘ild“'D0djWatson Alfred Henry, hair dresser.
Reeve George S. grocer 8.: draper,l Commercial road
Commercial 1- ad jWebb Albert, saddler, Maidstone rd
Seaborne Goal & Coke Co. RailWa_\';Weller William Horace, bui1der,Com-
station 3 mercial road
Sealy Francis Marmaduke M.B.C.S. iWells Wm. dairyman, Maidstone rd
Eng-. L-S.A.L-Ind. physician &: sur-‘white E. A. Limited, farmers.
geon. 85 medical officer of Cape]; hop as fruit growers; manu-
district of Tonbridge union,Ayclifi’e.: facturers of non-poisonous
Maidstone road. T )7 II ‘ "Abol” Fruit Tree Wash;
Sinden Thomas. market gardener , " spimo" Hop Wash; “Abel "
Skelton Bros. hoop r1:as.Maidstone rd‘, Insecticide for gardens; “Abol "
Skinner Fr-dk.R«l.r_rrcr.Commercial rdl Patent syringes, Sprayers 8:
Skinner Herbert John, farmer 3: hop Fertilizers. Beltring. Telegrams,
grower, Beltring farm ,' “ Hops; "' Tel. No. r
Smith -W. H. 5: Son, news agents,§White Wm.John, tailor, Maidstone rd
Railway station 5Wood Frederick, plumber
Spiers 8: Pond Limited. refre.-'hment_1Wright Albert. manure merchant,
rooms, Railway station  Paddock Wood house
Springett James, boot 8: shoe maker, - Yeomans Levy, photographer, Pear-
Commercial road  son’s terrace
Starr to Co. general merchants ,Young (ireo. shoe ma. Commercial rd
Styles John Horace. beer retailer rYounr_v Wm. B. baker, Commercial rd
Summers Walter, dairyman, Mount. V
Pleasant road I

£320, with 33 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift

of the Marquess Conyngharn, and held since 1897 by the

Rev. Hubert Knight ILA. of Christ‘s College, Cam-

bridge. Biirons. the property of the Marquess Conyng-

ham. who is lord of the manor, lay impropriator and
chief landowner, and now occupied by Frank Penn esq.
is a handsome mansion of .-:tone. standing in a finely-
tirnbered park of 230 acres. Higham, the seat of Count

Louis Zborowski. is a modern mansion of Portland stone,

having porticos and columns with carved capitals. The

soil is loom: subsoil, chalk and gravel. The chief

crops are hops and wheat. The area is r,55g acres:

rateable value, £2,234; the population in r911 was I85

in the civil parish and 228 in the ecclesiastical parish.
Parish Clerk. Joseph Henry Tunbridge.

Wall Letter Box cleared at 9.50 a.m. 5; 7.30 p.m.'. sun-
days. 12.30 p.m. Letters through Canterbury arrive
at 7 a.m. 8: 2.15 p.m. Bridge is the nearest money
order &. telegraph ofllce, 1} miles distant

The children of this parish attend school at Bridge

Peckham Herbert Richard. Rem-ille}
(letters direct from Canterbury) 
Penn Frank. Bifrons —

Petham hundred,

The

being free. The

Ronald Capt. James McBain. Bifrons
cottage
lzborowski Count Louis, Higham.

;BatclifEe John, Pntrixbourne lodge

  

   

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508 PA'I‘RIXBOI,7Rl\'E KENT. 1

Howard Edv::zi)r1<‘il,IEf}:‘i-I1i1L.bailifi to C.lKeIl:n1iU:$é<3lrt, head gardener to F.lP01l::;l]ug§dnCofllt:l1an%1amek”Pef it?’ .

Juliifliiollg,Sf2.i‘§.l”1§§§ii§"iZeM.-. a.lM?§§‘.ie§§”§§p §iow§3§,Sn§2i§°iZil3 S"c’:’.i°u1i’:.3.l‘i’Z’]§i.’o§I.°v?fug°7d°7’f7,1” 1
0. Austin, Higham farm !Petle_v O. farmer, Shepherd’s close Ishfiatgggkifixuilrygsqfarm  ‘to 

' 1855, and the remainder in 1863:

EAST PECKHAM is a large straggling village and
parish, 2.1; miles north from Paddock Wood station on the
main line of the South Eastern and Chatham railway, 2
miles north-west from Yalding station on the Strand and
Paddock Wood section of the same railway, 6 north-east
from Tonbridge, 8 west-south-west from Maidstone and
33 from London, in the South Western division of the
county, lathe of Aylesford, Twyford and Littlefield hun-
dreds, Malling petty sessional division and union, Maid-
stone county court district, rural deanery of Malling.

archdeaconry of Tonbridge and diocese of Rochester. ,

The navigable Medway passes through the parish, and
has a wharf at Branbridges. The church of St. Michael
is of stone, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, and has a
tower containing 6 bells: the chancel was restored in
there are three
memorials to the Cook family, and three to the Tvrysden
family, and some remains of ancient stained glass:
the exterior of the church was thoroughly repaired in
1913, and the churchyard was enlarged by the addition
of a quarter of an acre: the church has 400 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1558.
Vicarage, net yearly value £435, with residence and 9
acres of glebe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of
Canterbury, who are the rectors, and held since 1911
by the Rev. Geoffrey Charles Edward Ryley 31..-‘1.,
Mus.Bac of Trinity College, Oxford. Holy Trinity is
an ecclesiastical parish, formed July 28th, 1843; the
church, erected in 1842, is of stone in the Perpen-
dicular style, and has a turret containing a. clock and
2 bells. The church was restored in 1892 at a cost of
about £800, and in 1900 a choir vest-ry was added.
The register dates from the year 1843. The living is a
Vicarage, net yearly value £290. with residence. in

the gift of the vicar of East Peckh-am, and held since ,

1904 by the Rev. Robert Alfred “Food Z\:[..~L of 'I‘rinit_v
College, Dublin. There are Wesleyan and Baptist
chapels. Roydon Hall is the residence of R. M. Cook
esq. J.P. The trustees of the late Benjamin Scott Foster
MacGeagh esq. (d. 1907), are lords of the manor. Maj.-
Gen. Viscount Falmouth C.B._. K.C.V.O., D.L., J.P.
Jasper Francis Wheeler esq. Messrs. Simmons Brothers
and Messrs. Allen Brothers are theprincipallandowners.
The soil is clay and loamy; subsoil, various. The chief
crops are hops, wheat. beans and fruit. Great quantities
of hops are grown here. The area is 3.373 acres of
land and 38 of water; rateable value. £10,550; the
population in 1911 was 2,165.

The living is a ‘

Was, St. Michael (parish church), 324; Holy ‘Trinity,
1,841.

Mill.
BELTBING is 2 miles south n-omgiralding 

south; Little Mill, 2); south; The Pound. 2_-.soiith-_';‘"VSno1l
.Hatch, 2% south. ‘ '   1 '
Parish Clerk, St. Michael’s, William Waghorn -- -'

1 Parish Clerk, Holy. Trinity, Edvard Johnson»
Post, M. o. 6; -r. Ofiice, Snoll Hatch (nastjifeskham

from Paddock Wood,,Kent, at 5.4586 rrfa.

p.m.; sundays, 5.45 a.m, at 5.30 p.1n_.,;'“d1_

at 9 a.m. 8: 12.40, 4.40 & 7.50 p.m_.

5.30 p.m  ._ _ _
Post Oflice, Peckham Bush.——Mrs. -Mary 0. Ireland.
i sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Tonb'ridge.gat
7.15 a.m. 8:, 12.15 at 6.35 p.m.; sundays, 7.20 3.111.;
dispatched at 8.30 a.m. & 2 8; 7.5 p.m. ; «sundays at
7..-io a.m. East Peckham is the nearest moneyorder
; & telegraph oifice, 1 mile distant. .
?Wal1 Letter Boxes.—Little Mill, cleared 9.5 11.11:. 85 12
noon 8: 7.35 p.i.n.; sunday, 6.5 p.1n,; Roydon Hall,
cleared 8.10 a.m. 8: 1 Sr 6.45,-p.n1.;Asu_n_da '
a.m.; The Pound, cleared 8.55 a.m.'& 12.45 ~
8 p.m.; sunday, 5.35 pm. ; Hale Street, cleared-‘7;45
St 11.30 a.m. 8: 4.25 at 7.10 p.m.; rsunda v
Braubridges, cleared 8.55 a.m. &:‘I2.5o,
p.m. ; sunday. 5.40 p.m.-; 'Trinity‘s_choal ’
a.m. £3 4.30 32: 7 p.m. ; ‘sunday, 5-.50 p'.m &_ Leavers,
cleared 8.55 a.m. 5; 2.15 &: 7.15 p.m.; sunday,8.55‘a.m

lPublic Elementary School, enlarged 1998, for-143 ‘boys,
120 girls 8:. no infants; Henry Pope, master; Mrs.

mistress

St. Michael's Public Elementary School (mixed), for 82
children; Mrs. Emma Louisa Ellis, mistress ‘

Carriers to Maidstone.—~Henry Hope, mon. ‘wed. fri. &
sat.: Thomas Latter. every tues. thurs. in. an sat. re-
turning same days ; Tonbridge, George Ashdown, daily

Conveyance.—O1nnibus (George Ashdown, proprietor),
to Tonbridge station, via Golden Green, daily

Marked thus * receive letters Vléldllell William & James, farmers,iEldridge Fanny (Mrs-). shopkeeper.

Hadlow. Tonbridge.
Purv.-1'1'E RESIDENTS.
Arnold George, Hale place
Arnold Walter, Branbridge house
Black Arth. Campbell. Strettitt place
Burr Mrs. Strettitt place
*Cook Ralph )l.. J.P. Bvy(l:n hall
*D_vke Col. Edward Hart. Leavers
*Elvin John William. Grove house

Arnold William
tural engineers.

Strettitt S: Smithers farms .
{Allen John, farmer, Hale farm
'.~\llen Robert Pimm. farmer, Bush

Snoll Hatch

§Ellis Ellen (Mrs.),shopkpr.ThePound
§Feathei-stone George Martin, Rose 31.
&. Sons. agricul-' Crown P.H. Branbridges
Branbridges mills ‘Finch William. plumber, Bush

Arnold G-eorge_ farmer & hop g1-ower_§FI'elnlln BT05. brewers, Hale Street
Hale Place farm

Ashdown George, carrier. Bullen

Ashton Frank, cartage contractor

tGasson Chas. confectioner. Pound
;G-ray Charles, butcher, Hale Street
§Grifi‘1ths John,coal mer.Medway whrf

The population of the ecclesiastical parishes i.n='1gn‘

The Mill stream flows into the Medway near Little’ '

Bullen, 2 south-west; Bush, 2 west; Hale S§1'6e#,,I .

John Silas Reeves, sub—postmaster.,_ Letter a1‘Erv5e'
.10 V

4.50 £6‘ 8.5 ‘ "

Southerden, mistress; Miss Elizabeth Beck, 

File William Edmund. Bullen place
Luck Horace, Little Mill
*Luck John .\lart_vr. Peckhani place
Mercy George. Elrerdale
*Morland Major Servante. Hextle ho
Newton Miss, The Orchard
Reeves John. Bower mount
Reischach Mrs. North cottage
*R_\'ley Rev. Geoffrey Charles Edward
M.A.. Mus.Bac. (vicar). Vicarage
*Samuel Major Henri S. Hazlewood
Scales Jarres S. Prnvidence villa
Simmons Cecil. Stilstend house
Simmons Herbert Wm. Stilstead ho
Taylor Joseph Clzirl-:. Acldlestead
Taylor W'illium. Ivyclene
Tester Percy, Oalxlands
Webb Frederick Tlios.
Webb Mrs. Bungalow
Welfear George William. Hale cottage
Welfear Thos. Ebenezer. Arnold‘s lo
Wheeler Jasper Francis. Bullen
‘Wheeler Reginald. The Gables
Wood Rev. Robert Alfred MA. (vicar
of Holy Trinity). The Vicarage
Wood Miss, The Orchard
COBIMERCIAL.
Acott George, dairyman

B16-nlieini lo

*Barton Harry, beer retailer. Bush
Barton Thomas.
dealer. The Pound
Bishop Edwd. fruit growr. Two Ashes
Black Arth. Campbell L.R.C.P.Lond..
M.R.C.S.Enz. surgeon, 8: medical
officer 8; public vaccinator. No. 4
district. .\Ialling union. Strettitt pl
Bourne Gurney, butche.-r,Snoll Hatch
Bourne S_rdne_v Charles, farm bailifi"
to Reader Brothers. Kent house
Brooks Jsph.Job.Mitre P.H.The Pound
Burr Geo. Robt. shopkpr. Freehold
Burton William. Bell P.H. Beltring
Calladine Thomas. cowkeeper
Catt David. boot maker. Snoll Hatch
Chandler Thos. sa<ldler. Snoll Hatch
(‘lapson Alfred, grocer. Snoll Hatch
Clapson George, Man of Kent P.H
Little Mill
Cowell Edwin
Freehold
Dengate James, baker. Hale Street
Dixon John, Sons it Taylor, tanners
Dolding James, farm bailifi to Wm.
Levett esq
Drage & Jenkins, grocers, The Pound

John. jun. draper.

antique furniture 3

glilaynes Lewis Philip. farmer 85 hop

' grower, Boroughs Oak

Hilder Henry, bricklayer, The Pound

Hodge Alfred, wheelwright, Hale St

Hodge Thomas, coal dealer

Humble J as. beer retlr. The _Pouncl

Hutson Jessie (Mrs.), boarding ho

*Ireland Brothers, grocers, P058
office, Bush

Kember Ernest, blacl1smith,LittleMl

King Alfd.Adam,basket ma.ThePcund

Latter Thomas, carrier, The Pound

Le-aney Daniel, beer retailer

*Levitt Wm. farmer &‘. hop grower

*Luck John Martyr. fa“-1191’. Peck‘
ham Place

Message Reuben. beer ret.Ha1e Street

*\«Iiddleton William, builder, Bush

North Tl1os.Edwd.coal mer.ThePound

Norton Henry. shoe ma. Hale Street_

Oddfellows (Manchester Unity). Alm-
cable Lodge (No. 5476) (Erneflt
Astley, sec.), Merry BOYS. S39“
Hatch

Parkhurst Frank, cycle agenhfiille St

Pearson Jabez, grocer. The Pfilmd

Reader Hy. farmer, Kent House farm

Poxon Joseph Robt.ha.ker,Slio1l Hahch