DIRECTORY. 661 . (.] Mepheme Mary (Miss), mistress of Rawkins George, farmer Watt!l J a me•, farmer · Natior al ~chool Slyfi~-ld John, baker & grocer Lettt-r3 received throu~h Chertsey. Pollard Williarn. boot & shoe maker Smith William, 'Hen§; Chickem' The r1earest money order office is at Robinson John, farmer Steptoe Stephen, farmer Bagsbot Rothwell George, farmer Street Henry, farmer B:LETCBJ:NOLEY, or BLECHINGLEY, formerly a annually. Here are quarries and brick earth. Bletchingley and market town, sending two members to Parlia- Place was in BREWER STREET, hulf a mile north·east, ment,is a I! miles north-east from Reigatejunction, 2 and was the seat of Edward, Duke of Buckingham, from , and 5 from , in Hundred beheaded by Henry VIII. HAM FARM is a of andGorlstone Union, East Surrey, and diocese of Winches- Bletchingley, about ll miles south-west. ter, with 5,585 acres, and a population of 1,553 in 1851. PLACE FARM is 1 mile north; White Hill, ll miles The church of St. Mary is a large, handsome building, with north; Chevington, half a mile east; Cold Harbor, 1 magnificent monuments; it has a tower with clock and 8 mile south-east; Bottle, half a mile south; Onions in bells. The living is a rectory, with a · house, value Hule, half a mile south; Mitchener, half a mile south ; .£844 per annum, in the patronage and incumbency of , I! miles south; South Park, 2 miles south­ the Rev. C. F. Chawner, M.A. Here is an Independent east; Prickloves, I! miles south-east; Doghurst, Cooks, chapel, a charity school supported by Mrs. Kenrick, and and Henham, 2 miles ~outh; Porters, Kent win, auu Little a Free grammar school for 25 boys. Here are also 4 Hale, I& miles soNth-west; Crab Hill, 2 miles south-west; almshouses, erected by Miss C. l\L Perkins, for widows. Brownshill, 2~ miles Routh; Park, 2 miles south; Fairs are held on the lOth l\iay and 2nd N ovembcr in each Hook House, Gay House, 3 miles south; High Stile, 2 year; thelatterforcattle. The UnionWorkhouseissituated miles south; South Hall, 3 miles south-east. Pendell in this parish. Fullers' earth is raised in this neighbour- Court is a seat; Underbill and Waterhouse are farms. hood to tl1e extent of between 2,000 arui 3,000 tons Boulger Edward, esq. M.D Dnnkley John, farmer, Brewer street Legg Frederick, grocer & postmaster, ChawnPr Rev. Chas. Fox, M.A. [rector] Elphic Anne (Miss), Union school- & agent to & Liverpool fire Cullingford Mr. James mistress & life office Kenrick ~I rs. Mary, Pendell house Fountaine Mary (Mrs.), schoolmistress Legg Henry, bellhanger Lan~dale Marmaduke Robert, esq. French William, harness maker Mayne .Tames, blacksmith Gasson house Good child George, cooper Mountain William, shoemaker Lebatt James Gotbold, esq Gould William, farmer, Quarry farm Pagett John, farmer, South park Manning John Charles, esq. Pendell et Gower Alfred Keaton, Union school- Pimm Charle~ Winckworth, farmer, Nicholls Rev. George, M.A master Waterhome farm Perkins Miss Clara Marg1t. Pendell ho Gower John Coppard, master of Union Plumridge James, bricklayer Reed Corn pton, esq Gower M ary (Mrs.), mistress of Union Quickenden John, 'Bell' Sargant Mr. William Henry Greenfield James, farmer, Gay house Sanders William, grocer & draper, & Seawell Miss Sarah Hale John, farmer, Brownshill agent to the London fire office Wood Miss M Hall John, brewer & brickmaker, Sargant William Henry, surgeon TRADERS. Chivington Selmes Mary (Mrs.), butcher Agate Martin, farmer, Pound hill Humphrey Thomas,' Red Lion' Simmons Frederick, stonemason Balch Jane (Miss), ladies' seminary, Judson William, farmer Simmons John, bricklayer Ivy·bouse Jupp George, farmer, South park Smith James, tailor :Baleh William, tailor Kelsey Henry, farmer, Underhili Stacey Michael~ farmer, Pendell farm Boulger Edward, surgeon Kent George, baker W allis William, builder · Brooker William, hairdresser Kent William, master of Free school W alter John, wood turner & parish clerk Brown John, wheelwright & beer retlr Kent William Cantfield, 'Plough,' & Weaire John & Edmund~ farmers,. Bryant Henry, farmer, South park carpenter Court lodge Butt John, coal dealer King James, '' Webb Charles, farmer, North park Cawley William, baker & grocer King James, farmer, Ham farm Winchester Micbael, farmer, Gay house William, plumber & glazier, King John, farmer, Bletchingley place Wood Thomas, farmer, Cold harbor & beer retailer farm Wren Charles, blacksmith Chillman Maria (Mrs.), plumber & glzr Lambert William, beer retailer Wren William Henry, farmer Constable Samuel, carrier Langridge William, beer retailer Yates Sarah (Miss), boarding school :PosT 0PFICE.-Frederick Lcgg, receiver. Letters arrive Free Grammar (for 25 boy!>), William Kent, master from Reigate i past 5 a.m. ; dispatched 7 p.m. The Union Workhouse, Rev. George Nicholls, M.A. chaplain; nearest money order office is at Godstone Edward Boulger, medical officer; John Coppard Gower. INSURANCE AGENTS:- master; Mrs. Mary Gower, mistress; Alfred Keaton European Life ~ Mutual Life, William Kent Gower, schoolmaster; Miss Anne Elpllic, schoolmistress London Fire, William Sanders CARRIER To LoN DO N.-Samuel Constable, mon. & thurf.; London ~ Liverpool Fire~ L~fe, Frederick Legg returns tues. & friday PUBLIC ScHooLs :-Chartty,Mrs.MaryFountaine,mistress BLJ:ND:LEY BEATH.-See GoDSTONE. GREAT and LJ:TTLE BOOK.HAM. LITTLE BooKHAM is in the same jurisdiction, and GREAT BooKHAM is a parish of EpsoJm Union and contains 950 acres, and a population ofl87. The benefice Effingham Hundred, 21 miles !'Outh·west from London, is a rectory, value £156 per annum, in the patronage of and 2~ from Leatherhead, on the road to Guildford. John Boileau Pollen, Esq., and incumbency of the Rev. Here is a National school for 1he united of Great Dunbar Stewart Halkett, M.A. Here are charities of .£50 and Little Bookham, and Fetcham. The church of annual value. The Hon. and Rev. Arthur Perceval, author St. Nicholas is a small old building, supposed to have of several works, was incumbent of this living. EASTWICK been erected in the twelfth century. The benefice is a PAR.[( adjoins Great Bookham; SLYPIELD is 2 miles vicarage, valued at .£340 per annum, in the patronage and north; ISLE OF WIG HT, 1! miles north-west; PHBNICE1 incumbency of the Hev. W. Heberden, M.A. The area of I~ miles south-east; RoREING HousE, I mile south­ the parish is 3,249 acres, and the population, in 1851, was east. 1,061. Here are charities of £35 annual value. GENTRY. Horn Mrs Bradbury William, tailor Arthur Lieut.-Colonel Thomas, Book- Leach William, esq Chitty William, Fo:r: inn ham lodge Marshall Misses Clear Henry, wheelwright Barclay David, esq. East wick park Pickering Miss Cooke Robert, estate a~ent Barclay Edward, esq. Little Bookbam Toler Captain the Hon. 0. F. G Dalleo Ahraham, shoemaker Downe Right Hon. Viscount TRADERS. Denby Miles, bricklayer & grocer Farqubar Sir Waiter, bart. Polesdon Arrow Isaac, shoemaker Dove George, Crown inn Halkett Rev. Dunbar Stewart, N:.A Baker George, plumber & glazier Eagleton Edward, farmer Hardwick John, esq Balcbin Thomas, wheelwright Gibbins Bryan Ward, farmer Heberden Rev. William, M.A. Bradbury Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Grantham William, baker- 2T