376 FRAMFIELD. SUSSEX. [KELLY'S Bea.le Rose (Mrs.), farmer, Lower Larkin & Forbes, grocers BLACKBOYS. Honey's Green farm Lock Peter, boot maker Groves James, Brownings manor *Berry Albert, farmer, Vines farm Mackeson Frederick, farmer, Upper Groves Mrs. Havelock, Sharelands Berry John, farmer Brook House farm Morris·s Henry, Stonebridge *Berry Luther, farmer, Peckham frm Madge Matthew Thomas, farmer, Reid Frank, River side *Bishop Alex. farmer, Croxted Green FrRmfield lodge Tuely Geo. Naiilianiel, Mt. Pleasant Blunden Charles Edmund, organist of Martin John, shopkeeper, Post office, I Verrall Relfe Harry, The Glen parish church Pale House Common COMMERCIAL. *Blunt Richd. farmer, Cooper's Hatch Meredith Randel, Barley Mow inn, BartonAaron,pltry.frmr.Wheelers bnk Brooker Charles, registrar of births & Mount Ephra.im Barton .Albert Henry, gamekeeper to deaths for sub-district & Morley Wi.lliam, blfilder G_ M. Dodd esq. Old Stonebridge relieving officer No. 3 district Muddle Obed, farmer & hop grower, Barton Ephraim, farmer Brooker Edward, farmer, Pale house The Hundred house Berry George, Blackboys inn Card .Alfred, farmer, Mount Ephraim Norman Ernest Henry, farmer, Upper Booker Herbert, farmer, Pounceley Carey Frederick, butcher Honey's Green farm Bradford Thomas, farmer Cole Edward, builder Norman Richd. Hy frmr.Eason's Grn Brinkhurst Benjamin, carpenter Cor_nford Louis a (Mrs.), poultry Norman Samuel John, farmer, Great ~urgess .Albt.Edwd. grocer, & post off farmer, High Cross Streele farm Oomford John, farmer, Burnt house Crowhurst Percy, jobmaster. T N 7 Pannett George, insurance agent Cottingham Thomas, farmer Davis Norman, nurseryman Paris Henry, farmer, High Cross Downs John, wheelwright Dodd Geo. Mort en, farmer, New PI *Passingham Charles, farmer, Little Ea de Frank, boot maker Eade George, farmer, Brook house Bentley Eade Henry, Crown inn Eade Luther, farmer & hop grower, *Pelling Wm. Geo. farmer, York ho Ellett Edwin Geo. frmr.Pounceley fm - Little Streele farm Pratt James, farmer, Hammond's Faulkner Frank, farmer, Pounceley Eade William, farmer & hop grower, Green farm Groombridge Wm. insurance agent Hempstead (postal address, Uckfld) *Pratt Richard, dairy farmer, Bent- Hemsley Joseph, beer retailer & farmr Farrant Friend, farmer, Eason's Grn ley farm Hoad Thos. miller (steam) & baker Framfield Parish Club(Geo. Green,sec) Press Henry, farmer & hop grower, Holmes Richard, farmer, Hill's place Gregory Francis, laundry Hobbs farm Melior Frederick William, farmer • Graver Frank, market gardener Preston Rt.Ernest,frmr.Arches manor Muddle John, farmer Harrison Lydia (Miss), dress maker, Redford William, farmer Muggeridge John Easton, farmer, High Cross Saunders Geo. Hy: farmer,Bridglands Skaines farm Heaver George, farmer, Uptons mill Siggs Thomas, a-ssistant overseer, in- Paris Geo. A. & John, millers (wind) Hills Frank, blacksmith & deputy come tax & rate collector Saunders .Alfred, farmer parish clerk Southern Wm. farmer, Grange farm Saunders Elam, farmer, Brookhurst Holloway William, gamekeeper to Stevens Re11ben, brick maker, Mount Sinden Elijah & Son, nurserymen Major R. L. Thornton EphraiP.l Staplehnrst William, poultry farmer __ Hook Thos. Esli, frmr. Eason's Green *Taylor Rhoda (Mrs.), farmer & Taylor Thomas, farmer, Pearfield Hopkins James F.R.H.S. head gar­ poultry dealer, Oroxted farm Tuppeny William, blacksmith dener to Major R. L. Thornton, *Wren Chas. farmer, Sand Hill farm Vine Waiter, poultry farmer Newlands, High Cross Zeal Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Wheatley Frank John, boot maker ...Jeffery William (exors. of), farmers, Whitmore James Bellamy, farmer, High Cross Bush bury _- is a village, parish and head of a petty ses­ of John Waddington esq. J.P. The principal landowners . sional division, situated on the brow of a hill, on the are the Marquess Carnden and the Marquess of .Aber­ road to , with a station, r~ miles south-east gavenny K.G. (who are lords oi the manor), Benjamin -from the village, on the Hastings and Ton bridge branch Newgass esq. and John Waddington esq. J.P. The soil - of the South Eastern railway, 2! miles south from Tun- is clay ; subsoil, marl. The chief crops are hops and hridge Wells and 36 from London, and is partly in Kent corn. The area is 7,869 acres of land and 5I of water; (hundred of WashlingstoneJ) and partly in the East-ern rateable value, £12,664; the population in rgu was · division of Sussex, in the hundred of , rape 1,67r in the civil and r,J8r in the ecclesiastical parish. of , union of Ticehurst, county court district of Tunbridge Wells, and in Etchingham rural deanery, B1·oadwater Down parish was formed from the parishes archdeaconry of Hastings and diocese of Chichester. of Frant and Eridge Green, June 28, r867, and in 1894 - The church of St. _<\lban is of stone, in the Early English was constituted a civil parish, in the administrative and Decorated styles, and has a tower containing a county of Kent, and will be found under Tunbridge .clock and 6 bells, rehung in 1914: there are several Wells in the Kent Directory . -memorial windows, as well as monuments to the Nevill, Deputy Parish Clerk, George MathewiCk.. --Weller and Brown families: in r88r a brass eagle lectern Post, M. 0., T. & Telephont" Call Office.-Frank Rosier, was presented in memory of Viscount Stratford de sul'l-postmaster. Letters arrive from Tunbridge Wells ~Redcliffe K.G., G.C.B. who died at Frant Court, .August week days at 6.45 a.m. 12 noon & 6 p.m. ; dispatched ::r4, r88o, aged 93 : the interior was repaired and re­ 9·45 a.m. & 2.5 & g.ro p.m. ; on sundays, arrive seated in r 8'8o, at a cost of.£ 1,2oo, and has 300 sittings. "The register dates from the year 1543. The living is 6.45 a.m.; dispatched at 8.55 p.m :::a rectory, net yearly value £520, with residence, in Post, M. 0. & 'f. Office, Railway station.-Albert John -the gift of the Marquess of .Abergavenny K.G. and held Akehurl't, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Tun- ··since 1912 by the Rev. Francis Weldon Champneys M.A. bridge Wells at 7-45 a.m. & 12.50 & 7.30 p.m. &. of St. John's College, Oxford, rural dean of sundays, 7·45 a.m.; dispatched at g.ro a.m. & 1.10 ~Etcllingham. The rectory house wa.s considerably en- & 7.50 p.m.; sundays at 8 p.m 1 :larged in r845 •. and i~ r88o a sum. of about £r_,ooo 1 Wall Letter Boxes.-Sleeches Gross, cleared at 8. r5 _was _expended m reparrs. and alteratwns. There r_s a a.m. & r. & .30 p.m.; sundays, .30 p.m.; Hazel- m 45 17 & 7 -Baptist chapel, erected 1905, and an undenomma- h t 10 d e d at 8 a m & p m . ·tional chapel, erected in r874· In the pa.rish is a urds g ' c eare . B ll y. • Gr.r 5 7 d. ·' 1 Teservorr· f or supp 1y1ng · T un b n 'd ge· w e ll s w1'th wat er. sun ays, 7.3;0& p.m.,& e s •ew dreen, t c 8eare at ""h · h 1 If h I ,_ d g.ro a.m. 1.15 7.50 p.m., sun ays a a.m .., ere rs a g- o e go course ere. n r 8V'~ a eep well with w:heel pump was sunk on the London road, Public Elementary School (mixed), founded in r816, and restored in June, r887. The charities are I rebuilt in 1852, for 225 children; Robert Woods, £26 6s. 7d. arising from a bequest of £5 yearly by master Thomas Weller in r667, w?ich is distrib_uted in bread, Railwav Station Albert John },kehurst station master aud one of £8, left by wrll, dated Apnl 24, r627, by 1 . • ' ' Henry Sniith, of Wandsworth, and alderman of London, 1 Pohce Constable, Harry Nye who died .Tanuary 30, 162'8. 'l'he Borough of Tnnbridge I Convevance.-There is a service of motor 'buses to Tun­ Wells Sanatorium, opened in 1874 and enlarged in 1895, I brict"ge Wells & Ticehurst is a hospital for infectious diseases, and is available I

for 54 scarlet. fever and diphthe·ria cases, besides having 1 Carriers.-Putland, from Lamberhurst to railway station, a. separate wing for smallpox; the building and grounds I tues. & sat.; Thomas Eaton, to Tunbridge Wells. cover 7~ acres. Shernfold Park is the seat of Benjamin [ from Mayfield, tues. & fri. returning same day ; Newgass esq.; the mansion is of Kentish ragstone, in Samuel Hall, to Tunbridge Wells, from Mayfield, fri. the Italian style, and was built by the late Hon. Percy'1 returning same day; Bellingham, from Flimwell to Ashburnham in r855. Frant Court is the property and Tunbridge Wells, fri.; W. King, from Ticehurst to residence of Miss Thomton; Knole is· the seat of Major Tnnbridge Wells, daily; Heasman, from to Raymond Sheffield Ramilton-Grace, and Ely Grange, Tunhridgt> Wells, tues. thurs. & sat