[WILTS.] BEDWYN. 382 POST OFFICE Appleford William, parish clerk Grist John, farme!', Bailey bill Painter John, farmer, Fords. Belcher John, shopkeeper & baker Hut.chins Edward, farmer Waldron Joseph, farm baillif Belcher Riehard, Red Lion. Leader J oseph, shopkeeper Wilkes Benjamin John, farmer Bye William, shoemakm: New Thomas, shopkeeper Williams John Alien, farmer PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. MaJ.'Y Aldridge, receiver. Letters f patched at 5·4.5 p.m. The nearest money order offices are arrive by mail cart from Hungerford at 7•30 a.m. &; dis- at Hungerford & Marlborougb Church, Rev• .Alien Broderick, perpetual curate GREAT and LJ:TTLE BEDWI'N. is a perpetual curacy, annual value' .:£60, in the gift of the GREAT BEDWYN ia a large viiJage, parish, and ancient viCILl" of Great Bedwyn, and held by the Rev. Goorge borough, in l{.inwardstone hundred, Hungerford union, Stallard. The Wansdyke passes throngn the parish. diocese of Salisbwy, archdeaconry of Wilts, and deanery of LITTLE BEDWYN, a township, parish, and 'Yillage in Marlborough, South Wilts, completely surrounded by fOrest Kinwardstone hundred, dioc~ of Salisbury, archdeaconry and woodland, situated. 7 miles south ettSt of Marlbo:roogb, of Wilts, and deanery of Marlborough, conta.ining a popnla- 5 south-west of Hungerford, 66 from London, containing- a tion of 591 inhabitants, and Bituate about 1! mile north of population o£2,193. The acreage is 9,599, belonging, with Great Bedwyn; it includes the hamlets of Cbisbury and the exception of about 2,000 acres, to the Marquis of Ailes- Timbridge, and Mmprises 4,233 ael'e8 of rich land. The bury. There is a pleasure fsir on the 26th and 27th of J nly. Avon and Kennet canal passes here. The church of St. The Kennet and Avon canal runs through the north-east Miehael is a small but pretty edifice, with a spire; the liv part. The tithings of Crofton, Marten, W excombe, East and ing is a ~' value .:£280, with residence, in the patron
• West Gra.fton, and Wilton, are included in this parish. Tot- age of the Marquis of Ailesbury, and held by the Rev. Francis tenham Park &nd Savernake House, the seats of the Marquis Henchman Buckecli.eld of Aileshury, are in this locality, SUJTOunded by the forest At CJUSBU:B.Y is an ancient camp; Burwood Hea~ or and plantati~ extending for many miles, abounding with Bird's Heath, ia I mile south-east; Timbridge is 4 miles deer and game. The chUrch of St.,Mary is of late N onnau west. architecture, and was recently thoroughly restored at the EAsT and WEST GRAFTON hamlets in the parish of cost of the Marquis of .Ailesbury and others. The living is Great Bedwin, in the hundred of Kinwardstone,. distant a vicarage, in ihe patronage of the Marquis of Ailesbury, from Marlborough 8 miles south-east, and8 south-west from value £212, and held by the Rev. John Dryden Hodgson, Hungerford statio•, and 69 from London. A very neat M.A. There is a National school, which has an endowment district church (St. Nicholas), in the Norman style ofarchi of £6 per annum from Cox's charity; there is also a small tecture, has lately been erected at East Grafton. The living .charity of £10 per annum :fur apprenticing boys bom within is a perpetualcuracy, in the gift of thevicarofGreat Bedwyn, the limits oftlle borough. Wolf Hall, the birthplace of the annual value £60; the Rev. G. Stallard, M.A., is the Seymourfamily, ia 2 miles south-west. incumbent. Here is also a newly-erected school on the At EAsT GR4FTON is a church, tbe site and endowment National system. The Marquis of Ailesbury is lord of the for which was given by the Marquis of Ailesbury; the living manor. Great Bedwyaw Evans William, tallor Pike James, maltster PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Fall John, bailiff to the Marquis of Potter Thomas, farrna Green Rev. Edmund Hugh [curate] Aylesbury, Wanen farm Sawyer John, grocer Hodgson Rev. John Dryden, M• .A. Goodman John, boot & shoe maker SawyerThomas,maltster,baker&drapr Thatcher Misses Hatton Isaac, shopkeeper & coal mercht Shefford Thomas, boot & shoe maker co.N:MEB.CU.I. Hawkins Chas. bricklayer & brickmakr Sheppard Catherioe (Mrs.), farmer Abery James, carpenter Hill Thomas, shopkeeper Smallbones James, butcher & furmer Abery Thomas Peaty, carpenter Knapp George, blaek.smith Smallbones John, White Hart .Carter Philip, farmer Lidderdale James, surgeon Smat"t Charles, carrier Dobsou David, tailor Lloyd John, stonemason Wooldridge Eliza (Mrs.), Crou K~IJ Edwards Elizabeth (Mrs.), fanner Lovelock: Thomas, shopkeeper Wooldridge John, land surveyor, &post EdwardsElizabeth(Mrs.),faxmer,Cl'Qftn May Phrebe (Mrs.),farmer& eoaldealer office reeeiving house Ettwell William.1 :furmer Neale Henry~ Three Tu'TUI Wyatt James, National schoolmaster PosT OFFICE. John W ooldrid~, receiver. Letters arrive Nation~Ll School, James Wyatt, master; Mrs. Mary Anm from H ungeriOrd. at 8·20 a.m. ; dispatched at 5·30 p.m. Talbot, mistress The nearest money order office is at Hungerford CARRIERS Charles Smart, to Newbmy every thursday, 1NSU:B.ANCE AGENTS:- & to Marlbo:rouah every Saturday; Henry Dam, Phami:l:, J. Wooldridge from Wilton to Marlborough, saturday.t & Hungerford, Provincial (Welsh),_ W. Frecknall wednesday Martm. Munday William, shopkeeper COMMERCIAL. COMMERCIAL. Rose Henry, StM-, & blacksmith Cle~tt Charles, Ha'17'ow. Barnes Isaac, Nafls Head Tucker James, farmer, Free Warrens Collins William, carpenter, Chisbury &lfe Henry, fanner Cundell Joseph, farmer, Chisbury East a•d 'West GrafteD, Edwards Elieba, farmer, Puthall Wexcombe. PRIVATE :RESIDENTS. Flunder Daniel, National schoolmaster COMMERCIAL. Fisher 1\Irs Gosling Oscar, boot &; shoe. maker, Hawkins William, farmer Stallard Rev. George, East Wolfhall post office receiving house, &: parish .Miles John, farmer COMMERCIAL. elerk Brown John, horsebreaker, West Liddiard Richard, farmer, Chisbury 'Wtlton, Carler Elizabeth (Mrs.), furmer-, East Meadham DaTid, farmer & shopkeeper, .Edwards Mrs. Catherine Goddanl David, fanner,. West Chisbury COMMERCIAL. Hayward Thomas, farmer, East Paty Hem-y, bricklayer, Chisbnry Bailey John, brickmaker Jaekman Jacob, 8hopkeeper, East Phillips George, farmer, .Burwood heath :Barnes John, miller Nonis Th6HUt9, imneJ", West Platt George, farmer Batt Harriett (Mrs.) farmer Price Samh (Mrs.), farmer, Wolfhall Potter Edward, farmer, Chisbary