[ESSEX.] . 92 POST OFFICE memory of Dr. Ward, late Bishop of Sodor and :Man. are some rare, interesting and valuable monumental The living is a rectory, valued at £1,005, in the patronage brasses and wooden effigies of C1·usaders, is dedicated to St. of the Earl De Grey, and incumbency of the Rev. J. Peter and St. Paul, stands high, and has a tower with 3 Balfour Magenis, M.A. There is ali:!o a neat Baptist bells. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £69, in chapel erected here. the patronage and incumbency of the Rev. J. C. B. War­ LITTLE HoP.KSLEY parish contains 1,029 acres, and ren, M.A. There was formerly a priory of Cluniac monks, the population was returned, in 1851, as 216. The asse8s­ said to have been founded in the time of King Henry I. ment, in 1843, was £2,272 6:;. 7d. The church, in which Great Horksley. Bruce John, beer retailer Simpson Thomas, butcl1er GENTRY. Bruce Marshall, farmer Sparkes Joseph, beer retailer Green John, esq Boutell Robert, • Crown' Stannard lJeremiah, farmer, Mount Kelso Captain, Red park Chamberlin John, gardener ball Magenis Rev. J. Balfour, M.A. the Cream William, boot & shoe maker Stedman William, farmer, White park Rectory Daniell Emily (Mis~). farmer Whittaker Tboma~. farmer Parson Mrs Folkard William, farmer :Little Horksley. :Rooke Captain Good J oseph, farmer GENTRY. Sadler George, esq Green Robert, farmer Warren Rev. John Crabb Blair, M.A. Gate Mrs. butcher Heffer John, farmer the Rectory Sadler Stebbing, esq Jackson Isaac, boot & shoe maker Watson Mrs Stannard Jeremiah, esq. :Mount hall Knopp Samuel, farmer TRADERS. Weir Rev. John, B.A Nevill Samuel, wheelwright Barton Simon, bricklayer TRADERS. Page Charles, cattle dt>aler & farmer Berry J ames, blacksm1th Alien Nathanie1, farmer Page William, cattle dealer & farmer Brunning James, carpenter Appleby Thomas, grocer Partridge William, farmer Bush J on a than, farmer :Beck with William, farmer Polley John, carpenter & joiner Scott Jame3, blacksmith Bibby William, blacksmith Sadler--George, farmer Turrell Henry, farmer :Bradbrook Frederick, shoemaker Sadler Stebbing, farmer PosT OFFICE.-Henry Route, receiver. Letters arrive by mail cart through Colchester at 6 a.m.; dispatched at 7 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Nayland BOR.NCBURCl:I is a village and parish, pleasantly west and east by the rivers lngerbourn and Rom, and by situate on the main road from Romlord to , the Thames on the south. David :M'Intosh, Esq., is the 2 miles south-east from the railway station of the former, lord of the liberty; but most of the land belongs to New l mile from the latter, and 14 from . Here are a College, Oxford. It is within the liberty of Havering­ foundry and agricultural implement works; brick and tile atte-Bower, Rornford union, southern division of Essex, and drainpipe making: brewing, malting, and the manu- and contained, in 1851, a population of 2,378. The living facture of knitting yarn, Guernsey frocks, sea stockings, is a vicarage, value £740, in the bishopric of Rochester, and woollen mops are carried on to a considerable extent. archdP.aconry of Essex, deanery of Epping, and gift of There are almsh()uses founded by Dame Appleton, 1587 New College, Oxford. The Rev. Daniel George Stacy, xebuilt 1838; and others by John Pennant, 1597, restored B.C.L., is the incumbent, having been presented thereto in. by Thomas Mashiter, Esq., 1837. There are other charities 1831. The church-an old, spacious stone building, dedi­ connected with this parish, distributed at various times cated to St. Andrew-has a nave, chancel, north and south according to the directions of benevolent donors deceased. aisles and porches, with a large square tower, turreted and Hornchurch was anciently celebrated for the number of embattled, crowned with a neat spire, the whole rising pellmongers who resided he1·e; their business was to dress 170 feet from the base; there is a peal of 6 beUs and a the leather for the breeches makers of . A boar's clock. Horn church Hall, Great N elmes, The Lodge, Fair head is wrestled for on Christmas day, this is an ancient Kytes, , and Britons are seats within this parish. custom. Hornchurch parish contains near 0,799 acres HAVERING-WELL, 1 mile north of the village, is a. of arable, grass, and marsh lands; it is bounded on the hamlet of Hornchurch. GENTRY. Cressey Jos~>ph, blacksmith Reed Henrietta (Mrs.), baker :Bearblock John, eeq Dockerill Alfred, cornfactor, Bush elms Riglen George, carrier ' :Bearblock Peter, esq Dock rill Rohert, carpenter Scott William, 'Harrow' DePorquetLouisFenwick.esq.Fairkytes Finch Charles, hairdresser Scott William, tailor Francis John, esq Franklyn John, g-rocer Seabrook Samuel, watch & clock maker GutchJobnJosephWm.esq Sutton'sgate Franklyn John, shoemaker Simpson Ralph, pork butcher H an son George, esq. Harrow lodge Franklyn John, jun. saddler Skelton "'William George, builder, under- 1:Ia~hiter, Thomas, esq. the Lodge Fry Thomas, beer retailer taker & wheelwright Squire" Mr.Geo.Frederick,Grosvenor ho Gate l\irs. butcher Smith Peter, carrier Stacy Rev. Daniel George, B.C.L Gentr~; Tboma8, 'Cherry Tree' Smith William, carrier Truston Mrs. Havering well house Gooch Samuel Brook~, tarmer Steel Isaac, butcher Tucker Francis, esq. Little Langtons Grout Joseph, farmer Stevens James, baker Wag,..ner John, esq. Langtons Hampshire Thos. schlma'!tr. & postmstr Stevens John, farmer WalmesleyThomasG.esq.GreatNelmes Hobart Elizabeth(Mrs.), 'WhiteHart' Taylor John, beer retailer TRADERS. Hobbs William, baker Thompson CharlPs, collector of rates Barr George, farmer Holmes William, seedsman Thurlow Jas. agricultural machine mak :Barwell Elizaheth (Mr~.), butcher JarvisJohn, bricklayer Tyler Frederirk, fdrmer Bell George Martin, farmer Kemp George, ~rocer & draper Viall James & Robert, knitting yarn, Bonnet Mary (Mrs.), farmer Lambert Frederick Willsher, academy guernsey frock, sea stocking, mitt&. :Brett John Goodall, grocer & draper Laws Henry, ftUmer mop manufacturers :Brewer Joseph,' Crown,' Havering well Martin Aaron, 'Bull' Vinl'e Arthur, farmer, Wybridge Bridge Charlotte (Mrs.),hnrdlemaker, Martin Thomas, plumber Webb Jane (Mrs.), 'Crooked Billet' Havering well Mathew J. surgeon & registrar Wedlake & Dendy, engineers, iron & :BrittaiuThomasWaters,farmer,Haver- M'Gibhon William, tailor brass founders, & agrieultural imple- ing well Miles William, cornfactor, Bush elms ment makers, Union foundry, Horn- :Brouf Sarah (Mrs.),' Cricketers' Miller John, tailor church, & Soutlt street, Romford :Brown Philip, farmer Miller William, baker West George, saddler :Brown Samuel, farmer Mitchell John, miller Wheatley Robert, blacksmith Carter Abraham,' K·ing's Head' Oxley George, tailor & parish clerk Wilson Samuel, baker Collier Stephen, farmer, Mallin's green Parker George, shoemaker Wolf Thomas,' Spencer'• Arms' CoveCharle!',brick&tile maker,& drain Payne Gabriel, farmer · WolfWilliam, pork butcher pipe manufacturer Powling Frederick, baker Wood fine Thomas, brewer & maltster Cove Williarn T. gunmaker Priuce Thomas, farmer Young Henry, farmer PosT 0PPICE.-ThomasHampshire,sub-postmaster. Letters Farmers' $i General Fire~ L~fe ~Hailstorm, Wm. Hobbs arrive from Romford at 7 a.m.; di~patched thereto t past North of England, Thomas Martin 6 p.m. The nearedt money order office is at Romford CARRIER.-George Riglen, from bis own house, to London,. INSURANCE AGENTS:- on tuesdays & fridays; returns same days European Life~ Annuity, William Holmes