[ESSEX.]. WANSTEAD. 162 POST OFFICE Cutcliffe Mary Sophia(Miss), boarding Hubbard Wm.farmer, Whitehousefarm Phillips Mary (Mrs.), milliner school Keeble Robert, •house & estate agent, Pinner Al:lnm, market gardener Cutter John,Iodgingbouse keeper Martello cottoge Pitcher William, day echool Daniels William, fancy repoaitory K~nt Hannah (Mrs.), Kent'tJ hotel RiddlesdaleThomasMartin1 ironmonge.r Downes William, carpenter Lay Eliza (M~s), lodging house keeper, Rishy John, butcher Dunnerton Edward, flboemaker Navarino 'Place Sailers Robel't, lodging houie keeper Ether Anne (Mrs. ),lodging house keeper Low George, farmer, Hill farm Scatff John, poulterer Fisher William, contractor Mace .Rober.t, grocer & draper Scopes John, builder Fordbam James, grocer & draper Malby Jamet~, baker Shearmao Benjamin, shoemaker Garrod Isaac, blacksmith M ann William, carpenter & joiner Simey George,jun. 'Bath House' GilsonSarab(Miss),lodging house keepr Manthrop Morris, i!urgeon Simey George, sen. bath keeper · Hewett William, cabinet maker Marshall Joseph, ii:~h merchant Simey Samuel, lodging house k11eper Hicks John Woodgate, farmer, Walton Nelson Hatriett (Mrs.), lodging house Smith Walter, lodging house keeper hall keeper Spratlin John, lodging house keeper Hubbard Benjamin, butcher Norton William, baker Btebbing Williarn, ligbterman ' Hubbard l\fary (Mrs.), lodging house Osmond Tl10mas Edward, surgeon Terrace Robert, lodging houfie keeper 'keeper Pal mer John, lodging h"u~e keeper Turpin John, plumber & painter Hubbard Rebecca (~Irs.), Portobello Palmer Sa.muel, grocer & draper Wilson Samuel, farmer, Hill farm hotel, & farmer PhillipsHemy, plumber & painter Woolston Eli'Aa (Mrs.), fancy bazaar PosT OFPICE.-William Daniels, postmaster. Letters' dispatched 5 p.m. Box closes l past 4 p.m. Money arrive by mail cart from Colchester at i past 7 a. m.; are orders are granted & paid at this office OMNIBUS TO CoLCHESTER.-Robert Cresswell's, twice STEAM Bo:A.T To LONDON arrives from Ipswich, -monday• . daily during summer, .t returning; &; tuesday, thursday wednesday & friday; returns tuesday, tbursday & satur- . & saturday during winter day; time uncertain (during summer only) CARRIER TO COLCHESTER.-Cresswell's cart, daily WANSTEAD and SNAEESBKOOK.. and Tilneys. Some of the Bourbon princes resided bere W ANSTEAD is a suburban district of the metropolis, in in their exile. In the first mansion which was built here,

the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal court and metro- Robert Rich, Earl of Leicester 1 entertained Queen Eliza­ politan police, in the West Ham Union, Becontree Hun- beth, in 157a, and James I.spent'lome time also inJ578. dred, South Essex. It is 1~ miles north-west from 1lford A tesselated pavement and other Roman antiquities were on the Eastern Counties railway, and 7 miles from White- found in the park in 1735. A beautiful grotto, bailt at chapel or Shoreditch church, on the banks of the l'iv~r immense expense by the lattl Countess of Mornington, is Roding. The parish contains 2,004 acres, and a popula- now the only remaining monument on this finely-situated tion, in 1851, of 2,207. The church was rebuilt in 1790, estate. Near here antiquities were found in 1724 and iand is a small edifice. The living is a rectory, value..£646~ 1746. At Wanstead is a Police station. Here is the n the gift of Earl Mornington and incumbency of the Commercial Travellers' Orphan school for boys and girls. ltev. W. P. Wigram. Here stood a splendid mansion, SNARESBROOK is a hamlet of Wanstead, on the built by Sir Richard Child in 1715, but demolished, to the Woodford road, 61 miles from Shoreditch man Chapman Jonathan, esq Berry James, boot & shoe maker Skelton Richard, veterinary eurgeon Chapman Mrs •. Henry Bodger George., baker&. postmaster Slater Miss, -shopkeeper Child Edward Edmund,.esq. George la Clay.den James, shopkeeper, George la Smith John, eomk aoal dealer, Volun Collins Frederick, M.D Cockett William,shoema.Hermon'shill .tary place Cotton Michael George, esq. Lake ho ColesHenry, baker, Voluntary place Smith William, shoema"ker Darling Daniel, e~q Collins Frede.rick, M.n. surgeon Stock Frederick, farmer, VOluntary pi Dettmar Miss Ewer William, butcher, George lane Wbitfield Edward, 'Eagle,'&. farmer Duley George, esq Fidler Riehard Butler, 'builder Wilkinson Rev. Jonatban "Burrows, B.A.. Pell Robert, esq Gilbert Mary (Ml'S.),baker&corn cbndlr of St. John's, Oa:mbrid15e, collegiate Finnis Thomas Quested, esq..Altlerman, ttlalestrap Jas. bricklayer, Herm011 bill & coromeYeial academy .Park gate Hosking Frederick William, grocer Wilson Thomas, earpenter,Voluntary-pl Godfrey Mrs Jones .!Em.ily (Miss), academy, Wau- Yeomans Williarn, •George ~ Dr.(Jgon' HillJesse, esq.. Flats , stead place Snaresbroo.k.. Jenninga Mrs. Bush cottage LambeU Richard, saddler, Nightin- Barnett BeJJjamin, esq Kingsford Courteney, esq. George lane gale lane Billing John, esq Knell William, esq. George lane Langford .Ann (Miss), dressmaker Bland FrancisJ esq Lambert James., esq Lawrance Francis, plumber & painter Blicke Mrs Leifchild William George, esq Lawranee George, beenetatler Bolt Thomas, esq .Maeterman John, esq 1 Maddox Moses, saddler Bryant William Henry, esq Nutter Richard, esq. George lane Markby Thomas, shoemakPr Chapman Misses PlaKt011 Richard, esq. Can ball Miller John, p&rish clerk, Hermon'-s hill FoK Edward, esq Plaxton Tbomas.,esq. Woodhouse.cot Owers Zaollinria.b, beer11etlr. Fo:rest pl Heapby Joh11 1 esq Pltl.xton WiUiam Wells, esq. Flats . Perkill5 Thomas, farmer.& market gaP.. Herne George, esq Rea .Mrs. Little Blake hall dener, .Holloway down Hill Miss Reynolda Mrs. Esther Porter Thomas, shoemaker, Forest pJ Morrison Sir James William Skipper Charles, .esg. Blake hall Priest James, smith & bellhanger Parker William.August~ esq Stepbf'ns Rev. T. S.M.A. New Wanstead Renwick Robert~ 'Tlw.tched. Housef., Saunders John, esq Treacher Henry, esq. Oak hall Holloway tlown Wilson Mi1s PosT OPFICE.-George Bo.dger, receiver. Letters (lis.] ].2 noon, & 4 & 6 p.m. The nearest mocey-order office is patched 9 a.m. 1 before 1, & 4 p.m. _; delivered 9 a.m.. at Stratford Infant Orphan..A'1Jlttm, SnaTesbrook · Oommera;ez .Tnavellers' Orphan, Jeremiah Henry le /it. Mary's Churek., Rev. William Pitt Wigram, reetor; Edward Hawkins, assistant masters; Mrs. Hele• "Rev. T. 8. Stephens, curate Stnpart, matllon PUBLIC ScHOOLil :- CoAcH-Es & OHllllBUSES TO LONDON.-See Woodford. National, Henry Marehant,.master; MissSarah Townsend, CAR:RIER8 ro LoNDON.- John Wilton & Mrs. Wright · mistress paSI! through daily GREAT and Ll:TTLB WAR.LEY. Clay,andWarley Place, the residenceofG.eneral Bonbam,. GRZAT WARLEY, West Warley, or Warley .Abbess, is a are beautiful and picturesque. It 1s in Chatford Hundred large, scattered parish, the residt!nce of many respectable and Romford Ullwn, South Essex, 6 miles east of &m- • families. The ¥iews from Warley Bill, the residence of Mrs. ford, 18 from London, 7 north of Grays, and 2 eouth of