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Pullen Mrs. The Mount Hooper George, builder, Evendine Plowman William, grocer & baker, Post Raper The Misses, Hoe court .Tames George (:VIrs.), farmer, Mill frm office, Colwall stone Raper Robert Wllliam, Hoe court J amesWm.buildr.&aprtmnts.BellaVista Powell Emma (Mrs.), Stoneleigh, Rashleigh Arthur, Royal Well villa Jones Fanny (:Mrs.),British Camp hotel, Boarding House, close to Malvern Rashleigh Henry George, Brewery villa Wynd'" point Hills, railway station & post office.

Sykes-Bickers• Mrs. Glenwood Jordan John, apartments, Arley Dale, Brake & carriages for hire Twynam Miss, Lower Grov~s end The Wyche Powell James, farmer, Moorcroft COMMERCIAL. King Alexander, farmer, Mapleton farm Powell John, farmer, Hoe Court farm AlIen Albert, saddler & harness maker, King Joseph, baker, Hill top Powell Martin Jas. draper, Colwall grn Colwall stone King Mary Ann (Miss), Indrss. Hill top Powell William, gardener to B. Bright Allsford Brothers, grocers, Wyche Sup­ Ladies' Cooking School (Mrs. Buck & esq. Barton villa ply Stores :Miss Brander, principals), Camp end Pullen In. Hayes, carpntr. Colwall stone Baggot Mark, fishmonger & general Lewis David, bldr. & contractor, Tan ho Roberts Thomas, farmer, Knell farm dealer, The Wyche Leworthy William George, coal mercht. Rogers AlIen, carpenter, timber mer· Baggot Miles, fishmonger Railway station chant & wheelwright, Colwall stone Ballard Stephen, malt vinegar brewer Matthews John, farmer, Old Castle frm Rogers Edward John, blacksmith, Bennett John, grocer, Camp road Manton Matthew, lodging house, Brock­ Colwall stone Birchley Donald George, farmer & hop hill lodge, The Wyche Royal Well Brewery Co. (Joseph Henry grower, Brockbury hall Manton William, shoe maker, Evendine Tyler, propr.), West Malvern Black Rev. Charles M.A. boys' boarding McLauren Daniel, farm bailiff to N. Royal Well Mineral Water Co. (Arthur school, The Elms, Colwall green Peyton esq Rashleigh, propr. ), West Malvern Bridges Thos. apartments, Sunny Dale Meats John & Sons, coal merchants & Schweppe & Co. Lim. mineral water Buun William, butcher, ColwalI stone dlrs.in building materials,Railway stn manufacturers Cale Robert, farmer, Luggs mill Miller George WI1liam, land surveyor, SmallJn.farmr.Netherpath&Brook frms Chamherlain Charles, grocer, baker & assessor & collector of property & Stacey Selina (Mrs.), apartments,West­ builder income taxes, The Brook leigh, The Wyche Collis Thos.beer ret.&rope&twine manfr Miller Wm. assistant overseer,TheBrook Taysom Louisa (Mrs. ),apartments, Ash Colwall Temperance Hotel & Lecture Moore James, blacksmith, Colwall gm villa, The'Wyche Hall (William Wall, manager) Moss Henry, tailor, St. James' cottage Timbrell Thirza Kate ()Irs.), dress Connop Henry James, coal merchant & Nash Edmund, Horse & Groom P.H. maker, Holly cottage artificial manure agent, Railwaystatn stabling &shopkeeper&miller (water) Watts Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper & *DallowRichard,Wellington inn&wheel­ Oatridge Harriett Ann (Mrs.), beer ret Post office, Colwall green wright & hlacksmith, Chances pitCh Oddfellows' Club (Thomas Nash sec.), West Malvern Orphanage (Rev. F. A. Dallow William, gardener to the Rev. Beacon cottage G.Eichbaum, principal), WestMlvern Charles Black M.A. Frome cottage Oddfellows'Hall (Edmund Nash, propr) WhartonSarah(Mrs.), shopkpr,The Hill Eacock Thos. jun. butcher,Colwall stone O'Connor Charles, professor of drawing, WickhamWilliam,aprtmnts.Llandovery Edden Thomas, farmer, Brock hill Upper Groves end Wickham William, jun. apartments, Goodwin Edward, haulier Orgee Thomas. beer retlr. Colwall grn Glendower . Graves Herbert, shopkpr. Colwall stone Paton Sarah .Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer, *WilkinsThos. farmer,BartonCourt frm *Hewitt James Charles Archibald, far- Colwall stone *Wilkins Thomas, jun. agricultural mer, Hope End farm PedlinghamChas.jun.crpntr.Colwll. grn implement& artificial manure agent, Hodges WaIter, farmer, Malt House PedlinghamJn.provsn. dlr. Colwall grn Barton Courtfarm farm, Evendine Pedlingham Thomas, farmer&butcher, WilkinsThomas,jun. &George, farmers, Horton Henry, shopkeeper & rope & Stone farm & Cowl Barn farm Cummings farm twine maker Pitt Richard, farmer, Lower house Willis Robt. painter&glazier, TheWyche COMBE is a of Presteigne parish (Radnorshire), same. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The 12 miles west-by-north from and 2 miles east area is 631 acres, rateable value, .£1,043; the population in from Presteigne terminal station on the Leominster, Kington 1891 was 57. and Presteigne branch of the Great Western railway, in the Northern division of the connty, Kington hundred, union Post office.-JohnLucas, sub-postmaster. Letters through and petty sessional division, and Presteigne county court Presteigne (Railway Sub-Office), arrive by foot post at district. The inhabitants attend the churches at Byton and 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.3 0 p.m. Presteigne is the nearest Kinsham. Francis Lyndon Evelyn esq. of Kinsham Court, money order &. telegraph office who is lord of the manor, the trustees of the late E. S. The place is included in the Byton united school board Merrick esq. and the Misses Coates, of Combe House, are district, formed 15th. Feb. 1875, & the children of this the principal landowners. The soil is gravelly; subsoil the place attend the board school there Coates The Misses, Combe house births & deaths & vaccination officer Morgan William, farmer, H0:2e f~rm COMMERCIAL. for Kinsham sub-district, Bridge ho Price William, farmer -. Davies James, farmer & registrar of Morgan John, farmer is a parish and village about 2 sides at . The river Leadon has one of its sources miles to the west of the road from to , in this parish. Mr. George T. Dent, of , is lord 6 miles east from Dinmore station on the Shrewsbury and of the manor. John Hungerford Arkwright esq. of Hamp­ Hereford section ofthe Great Western railway, 5 south-west- ton Court, Leominster, and the Rev. Josiah Turner Lea RA. by-west from Bromyard, 11 north-east-by-north from Here- vicar of Far-Forest, Bewdley, are the chief landowners. The ford and 158 from , in the Northern division of the soil is clayey; subsoil, clay and rock. The chief crops county, Broxash hundred, Bromyard union, county court are wheat, beans, peas, hops and apples. Cider is made district and petty sessional division, rural deanery of Frome here. The area is 688a. 2r. 39p. ; rateable value, .£994; the (north division) and archdeaconry and . population in 1891 was 160. The ehnrch (name not known), is an edifice of stone of Letters through Worcester, via Bromyard, which is the ~orman date, restored in 186g-70 , and consists of chancel, nearest money order office. Burley Gate is the nearest nave, south eutrance, and a western belfry containing 2 bells. telegraph office The register dates from the year 1563. The living is a chapelry, annexed to the rectory of Ullingswick, average The children of this parish attend the schools in ,Ullingswick tithe rent-charge £281, joint gross yearly value £331, in- & eluding 27 acres of glebe here, in the gift of the Bishop of Carriers.-F. J. Hyde, W. Cross & J. G. Smith, W. Fletcher Worcester, and held since 1854 by the Rev. John Middleton (Bromyard only), to Hereford, on wed. & sat. & to Brom- Ware LL.B. of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, who re- yard on thurs. :oeturning same days COYMERCIAL. Gibbs Hannah (Mrs.), frmr. The Heath haulier, agricultural implements & AbellEdwd.frmr.&hopgrwr.Whitehouse Gibbs Thomas, astlistant overseer cider mills let out on hire, convey- AdamsCharlotte(Mrs.),'1wkpr.Lower ho Hanson Wm. J. ie.rmer, Meadow court ances for football clubs &c Cross William, carrier Remmings Frederick, farmer & hop Morris William, farmer Edwards Charles, miller (water) & grower, Cowarne court Robinson William, farmer, Upper ho farmer, Cowarne mill Rowells John, farmer, Shortwood Smith John G. carrier Fletcher William, farmer & carrier Hyde Frederick John, farmer, ca~rier, Turbill Wm. blacksmith & beer retailer COWARNE MAGNA, or , is a village east from Hereford, 10 north-west from , 13 west and extensive parish, 6 miles north-east from Withington from Malvern and 16 west-by-north-west from Worcester. station on the Hereford, Ledbury aud Worcester section, 6 skirted on the north by the road from Bromyard to Hereford south-west from Bromyard station on the Worcester and and commanding some picturesque views; the parish is Leominster branch of the Great Western railway, 9 north- watered by the ri,er Leadon, with some minor tributaries,