[HANTS.] YATELEY. 268 [POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.] rental of Yateley, .£5,110; rateable value, £4,211; the POST OFFICE, Blackwater. - George Chatt, receiver. population in 1871 was,Yateley, 1,104; Cove, 706; Hawley Letters arrive from Farnborough at 7a.m. & at11.40 a.m. ; and Minley, 1,060. dispatched at 9.30 a.m. 2.40 p.m. & 8 p.m. The nearest SOUTHWOOD, Cricket Hill, and Yateley common are in money order office is at York town, Farnborough this parish. -- Parish Clerk, Isaac Hilton. Cove is a village and tithing, and with tbe south part of Hawley was formed into an ecclesiastical parish in 1838 from POST OFFICE.-James Rogers, receiver. Letters arrive the civil parish of Yateley, situate a mile west from Farn­ from Farnborough at 7.30 a.m. & 12.55 p.m.; dispatched borough station, on the South Western railway. The­ at 10.20 a.m. & 6.55 p.m.; sundays, 10.30 a.m. The nearest church Qf St. John, erected by grant and voluntary contri­ money order office is at Sandhurst butions, was consecrated in 1844 : it is a handsome cruciform INS URANCB AGENTS :- structure, built of stone, in tbe Norman style, consisting of Liverpool ~ London ~ Globe, W. T. Godd chancel, nave, and transept. The register dates from the Norwich Union, J. Rogers year 1844. The living is a perpetual curacy, annual value, National School, Yateley, Arthur :Kemp, master; Miss £285, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Winchester~ Susannah Kemp, mistress and held by the Rev. Francis Sotham, M.A., of Hertford Colleg-e, Oxford. Here is a Parochial school, and a Board school is about to be established. Capt. Sullivsn, R.N., is Rawley is a. small villa.ge and ecclesiastical parish, lord of the manor and principal lalldowner. The area is· fonned in 1838 from the civil parish of Yateley, the tithing 1,920 acres; gross estimated rental, £3,470; rateable value, Qf Blackwater, the northern portion of the tithingof Hawley, £2,977; the population in 1871 was 706. and Frogmore. The church of the Holy Trinity,which stands Parish Clerk, David Siggery. half-a-mile south of Blackwater village, is a neat structure in the Early English style, and consists of apse chancel, nave POST OFFlcE.-Samuel Sigg-ery, receiver. Letters arrive­ and aisle, with bell turret and 2 bells. The register dates from Farnborough station, which is the nearest money from the year 1838. The living is a perpetual curacy, yearly order office, at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 7.30 p.m value £90, in the gift of Miss Randell, and held by the Rev. Parochial School (mixed), Miss Alice Siggery, mistress John Ingram Penfold Wyatt, M.A.. The principal land­ owner is Joshua Lockwood, esq. The groes estimated rental Minley, a tithing in the parish of Yateley,now formed' is £8,858; rateable value, £6,921; the population of the into an ecclesiastical district with part of South HawleYr ecclesiastical parish in 1871 was 822. . situate 3 miles north-west from Farnborough station on the-' South Western railway. The church of St. Andrew is a POST OFFICE, Hawley.-8tephen Jones, receiver. Letters small modern structure offlint and stone, built and endowed arrive from Farnborough at 5.40 a.m. & 1l.20 a.m.; dis­ by Raikes Currie, esq., in memory ofhi8 wife: it consists of patched at 9.40 a.m. 2.50 p.m. & 8.15 p.m. The nearest chancel only, and contains several very handsome stained money order office is at Farnborough windows, also a tryptic representing The Birth,Cruci. Railway Station,Blackwater,Fredk.Trewren,station mastr fixion, and Resurrection of Christ, and a very elaborate altar National School, Hawley, James Payne, master piece: the sittings are all of carved oak, and the interior of the building is beautifully decorated. The living is a Blackwater is a large village, and station on the perpetual curacy, in the ~ft of the Bishop of Winchester,. Reading and Reigate railway, 10 miles north-east from and held by the Rev. Prancis Home Atkinson, M.A., of Cains Odiham, and 36 from London, on the old Western road, at College, Cambridge. Minley Manor, the seat of Raikes the point ofjunction ofthe counties of Southampton~Surrey, Currie, esq., J'.P., is a handsome modern mansion, situate' and Berks, on the western bank of the river Blackwater, on an eminence, and commanding extensive views over which is here crossed by a bridge. A fair for cattle and Aldershot Camp and the surrounding country. Raikes sheep is held on November 8th. The principal landowner is Currie, esq., is lord of the manor of Minley and chief landed Joshua Lockwood, esq. The soil is various; subsoil, clay. proprietor. Letters through Farnborough station, which The chief crops are grain in succession. is the nearest money order office Yateley. Keating Lieut.•Col. Fir bank Kitson William Henry, blacksmith. Alwyne General Pressly Sir Charles, K.C.:B. Fern hill Marshall WiIliam, coal dealer Currey D. Winton, Yateley hall Alexander Joseph, Plough, & farmer Northover Charles, brewer Curtis Charles Edwin Butler William1 farmer, Bramshot farm Potter Philip, beer retailer Davidson Daniel Ellis Thomas, farmer Rolls John, shoe maker Fitzroy Fras. Horatio, J'.p.Frogmore pk Houlton Abraham, saddler Thick John, plumber Lewin Rev. Richard, Vicarage Ives Henry, New inn Trewren Frederick, station master' Mason George, Manor house Jones Stephen, shopkeeper Weston William, furniture dealer Rush Mrs Kelsey Louisa (Mrs.), farmer Young Waiter, Swan inn Sarns Mrs Lansley John, butcher Cove. Shute George, Robin's grove Mason R~b~rt, farmer Collins William Smith Capt. Percy Mason "Y'llham, farmer Rarris Ford SteweU John, Hill Field Nash ElIzabeth (l\!rs')1 farmer SC(lvell Miss, Manor house Biddle Thomas James, surgeon Ruffell Lawrence,jun.trmr.Trunk farm Sotham Rev. Francis, M.A. Parsonagt Bunch Henry, carpenter Watts Thomas, farmer . Andrews William, beer retailer Cable Frederick, butcher Watts Thom.a~,jun. Crown~Cushwn Etherington William, farmer Cobbett Frederick,farmer Yeomans Wllham, grocer Hazell John Robins Anchor Ellis James, farmer :Blackwater. Houg4ton James, r~te collector Ellis Thomas, farmer, Manor place Hutty Abraham, farmer Gadd Wm. Thomas, grocer & draper Gillett Rev. Edward, M.A. [curate] Instone WilIiam & Son, blacksmiths- Hicklin Charles, Greyhound H alliweJI Mrs Kimber John, beer retailer Kelsey Richard, farmer H ill Capt. Charles Luun J ames, cattle dealer Oxlade Ricbard, beer retailer Kelsey Mrs Murrell J ane (Mrs.), farmer Potter Jesse, Dog ~ Partridge Marsball Joseph Nash Edward, farmer Prior George, farmer Newman J obn Povey William, beer retailer Rackley Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Prier William Ruffell Lawrence, farmer Rogers Frands, White Lion hotel Randel1 Miss Si~gery Samuel, grocer & baker Rogers James, grocer Scovell Charles, Park house Street Frederick, shoe maker Searle James, farmer Thick John Watts George, farmer • Selwood Henry, blacksmith Thrift Mrs Watts James, farmer Slark Thomas, shoe maker Tippin Miss, Blackwater house Watts William, farmer Taylor William, fanner Wyatt Rev. John Ingram Penfold, Wiekens George, farmer Thrift Charles, farmer M.A. Parsonage Williams Georg-e, beer retailer Ventom Levi, builder Wylie Henry Wilson Daniel, shoe maker Wareham Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer Chatt George, grocer Yeomans& Blunden, potters&farmer~ Wbite George, plumber Cook William, relieving officer Wilson William, shopkeeper Cranbam John, bricklayer Minley. Davies William, blacksmith Atkinson Rev. ;Francis Home, M.A Hawley. Denny Charles John, physician, Mile Currie Raikes, J'.P. Minley manor :Bent Henry,Hawley lodge Stone bouse tHcklin Robert, land steward to Raikes Connop Mrs. Hawley house Durrell James, Red Lion Currie, esq Hill Capt. Hill house Gomm Henry, White Hart RummeryJoseph, farmer, West HinIer