DIRECTORY. J . EAST WITTERING. 633 Public Elementary Schools. Blackham (mixed), for 6o children; average attendance, St. Michael's (mixed), for 91 children; average attend­ so ; Mrs. Elizabeth Harwood, mistress ance, 81; George Joad, master; Mrs. Lucy Joad, mist Railway Station, Frank Prevett, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bal'tholomew Cal'eb, farmer, Toll farm Hewitt George, gardener to J. Ditch Bates Sarah (Mrs.), landowner, Alks- esq. Old Buckhurst Benson Robert Henry M ..A., J.P. ford farm Hoath Alfd.jun.frmr.White House fm Buckhurst park Bean George, miller, Blackham water Hoath Alfred, wood dlr. Friar's gate Benson Wm. Arth. Smith,Windleshaw mill Hoath Edwin, Half Moon inn,Friargte

Cripps Chas. Hy. Jlazil cot. Black ham 1 Hooker Charles, farmer, Stephnetts, Hntchings Fredk. farmer, Carriers fm Ditch John, Old Buckhu1'6t Blackham Hutchings George, farmer, Salehurst, Ha.ig Lt.-Col. David P. Highfields pk Buckley Jas. farmer, Penn's Rocks fm Blackham Harris Fredk. Wm. J.P. Park grove. Clarke Willian•, shopkeeper & sub­ Kings wood J n. bricklyr. SchoolHouse hi Ludlow Capt. Ludlow Coape, Beech I postmaster, Blackham Langridge John Stephen, farmer,

Green park 1 Clarke Wm. jun. shopkpr. Blackham Ham & Old Ducking's farms Mackintosh Lewis, Sackville lodge, Cole William, farm bailiff to Earl Mcllrick Brothers, farmers, Blackham Lye Green De La Warr, Old Buckhur8t farm Obbard Wm. farmer, Cherry gardens Mansell Henry John, Forest home, Cornford Walter, gardener to A.. T. Philpot John Thomas, head gardener Buckhurst park ~- Pryce esq. J.P. Motts mill to R. H. Benson esq. The Gardens, Pryce Alex.Thos.Albt.J.P.Penn'sRocks Conchman .Albt.wheelwright,Blackhm Buckhurst Sutton Rev. Charles Nassau, Rectory Orowhurst Ephraim, farmer, Pound Robertson J oseph, butcher, Blackham Tongue William Arthur, Hunt's farm farm, Blackham ~ales William Frederick, Sus;;ex Oak Wharton Lady, Fisher's Gate Ditch John, land agent to Earl De La inn, Bla.ckham Warr, Old Buckhurst · Smart Chas.Wm. farmer,Hendall frm Fermor Alf!OO, fal'IIDer, Plume uf Snazell Joseph, Dorset Arms P.H COMMERCIAL, Feathers farm Southwood Edward C. frmr.Sherlocks Akehurst & Son, carpenters Floyd Thomas, farmer, Willetts Swift William, jun. fa.rmer & hop .Ashby Herbert, farmer, Lodge field farm, Blackham grower, Stonelanda .A.shby Robe:J1,, farmer & hop grower, Ford Wi11i,am, blackro1ith, Blaokham Taylor Charlie, blackllmibh B1ackham court Hadd,on Ralph, grazier,Parkgate farm, Tongue Wm . .Arth. farmer,Hunt's fro .Ash<.lown J abez, blacksmith, Lye green Blackham Uridge John, farmer & hop grower, .Baker William, farmr. Top Hill farm Hale Henry, farmer, Hale farm Summerford Baldwin Chas. clerk to Parish Coun- Harwood Frederick, farmer ,Pittfields. Waters John, farmer, Lye Green cil & assist. overseer, White cot Black ham Welfare Wm. grocer,& sub-postmastr WITH.YHAM ST. JOHN'S ( Town) ' pany, the trustees of the late Mrs. Ramsbotham and :is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1872 out of H. Ramsbotham esq. J.P. are the chief landowners. the ancient parish of , 3 miles south from The soil is sandy and clayey; subsoil, clay and gravel. Withyharn, z mile north-west from Crowborough, II The chief crops are wheat and oats. The area of the miles south-east from East Grinstead and 9 miles south- parish of St. John is 3•S70 acres, and the population in west from Tunbridge Wells, in the Northern division 1901 was 743·

East Grinstead, archdeaconry of Lewes and diocese of I & 6.45 l_).m.; dispatched 8.45 & 11.55 a.m. -& 5-50 & 8 Chichester. The church of St. John is a building of I · p.m. Crowborough Cross is the nearest telegraph Btone, erected in 1839, and consisting of chancel and office 1 nave. The register dates from the year 1872. The living i Wall Letter Boxes :-Greystones, cleared at 8.30 a. m. is a vicarage, net yearly value £rso, with ro acres of ' 12 noon & 5.50 & 8 p.m.; sundays, 8.45 a.m.; Cook's .glebe and residence, in the gift of C. L. Huggins esq. Corner, cleared at 8.55 & 11.50 a.m. & 7 p.m.; sun- Radlow Down, and held since 1907 hy the Rev. Waiter days, 9 a.m. ; Crowborough Warren, cleared at 8 ·45 Molyneux Dingwall M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. a.m. & 2 & 6.40 p.m.; snndays, B-45 a.m There is also a Baptist chapel, and almshonses for six Public Elementary School (mixed), built in r84o, for ISO poor women, each of whom receives gs. weekly. Earl De children; average attendance, 150; John Earll La Warr, who is lord of the manor, the Goldsmiths' Corn- Briggs, master Marked thus* receivP- letters through Maude Edmund J.P. Leylands, The *Baldwin Edwd. shopkpr.Marden's hl Tunbridge Wells.) Warren Bridger Edward, boot & shoe maker PHIVATE RESIDENTS. Phillips Mrs. P. H. Glenelg "Buick J cilin, farmer, New mill "Bird Alfred, Killarney, New road Powell Misses, Moorclose Oamfield Mary (Mrs.). laundress, New t!3oyd Miss J. S. Braeside, The Warren Pownall Frank lleever B . .i. Arnwood, road Burn John, Woodbnrn The Warren *Crowhurst Ebenezer, frmr.Gildridge Cobharn Mrs. Ashworth, The Warren Pritchard Rev. Thos. Jn. Evans- B.A *E,dwards Wm. farmer, Grub's farm Corfe William Newman, · Heavegate, Punnett Harrick M. Farest lea Friend William, blacksmith The Warren Ramsbotham Herwald J.P. Orow- Gilbert Wm. jobmaster, Warren road Cruickshank Alexander 'Valmesley borough Warren *Hendley Peter, farmer, Adds farm C.S.I. Brooklands Ranson Rev. Simon Mortlock M.A. *Ho ad Geor~e, farmer, Hoadley farm Dingwal! Rev. Waiter Molynenx M.A. Forest house, The Warren *Hoath .A.lfd. jun. farmer, White ho (vicar), Vicarage Rcndel Mrs. W. S. Ghyllmead *Hoat·h Alfred, sen. hoop maker Emden Mrs. Alfred, The Crcsset, The Robinson Hugh Hay. Riscley *Hoath Edwin, Half Moon inn • Warren Rumsey Col. George, The Wyche, *Hoath Nelson, farmer, Summersales Every Frederic, Riversdale The Warren farm Finch Heneage Wynne, Angrove, The Simpson Roger C. Hope court, The Keeys George H. plumber, New road Warren Warren Lulham Geo. Hy. farmer, Home farm Guthrie Seaton, Heatherdene Trousdale Rev. Robert B.A. Groby Moon Waiter, Cook's Corner farm Hames Mrs. Te Wbare, The Warren house, The Warren Neild & Mennell (Misses), ladies' Eatton-Ellis J oseph ..i. Warren grange, Wainwright Miss, The Knole, The school, Pinehnrst The Warren . Warren Pilbeam E. B. house decorat{)r, The Jack,son Frank Baines, Heather croft Warden Mrs. Netherlield Downs Jenkinson John 'Henry, Ocklye Wheatley Mn. St. John's road Sis.ters of Bethany Home of Rest, Laver Miss, Greystones Winterborn Rev. Benjamin Thos.M.A. Laur~l cottage ],e Hunte Misses, Westbnry Bean site, The Warren Stapley Thos. Avery, grocer, Post off Littleton Rev. Ebenezer (Baptist) Wren Mrs. Grazeley, The Warren Walli~B Alfred, Coopers' A'I"ms P .H

Llovd• Misses, Woodburn *Waters J olb.n, fa1'IIler, Bingles Lynden-Bell Waiter Lynden J.P.War- COMMERCIAL. Welfare Wi!liam, farmer, Ocklye frm ren Hill Baker Charles, tinman EAST WITTERING is a parish extending to the archdeaconry and diocese of Chicheste:a.. From the 1;;hore of Brackle~ham Bay, 7! miles south-west from mouth of Chichester harbour to the extremity of Selsey Chichester station on the London, Brighton and South Bill, a distance of about 8 miles, the sea, owing to the Coasb railway, in the South Western division of the flatness of the country and the nature of the soil, has county, hundr.~d of Manhood, rape, petty sessional divi­ eneroached so as to have absorbed a large portion of !'ion and county court district of Chichester, nnion of the prebendal manor of Bracklesham, belonging to this Westhampnett, and in the rnral deanery of Selsey and parish. The church (name unknown) is of stone and