DIRECTORY. J SURREY. H.AMBLEDOY. 235 MoNamara Mrs. The Cottage, Ham Corn Fisher Wm. boot maker, Petersham road Russell Loui& Russell, nurseryman, Ham Milner Major, Gordon ho. Ham CommoniFricker Louisa (~Irs.), tea room, Kib· Street ~Ioore :Miss, Sudbrook lo. Ham Common worth cottag~. Petersham road Sauoders Horace, potato merchant, Xegus Henry, Balgay cottage, ~ew road Frost A. (lfrs.), draper, & post office, Fernhill, Kingston road Noble Joseph Horace M.A. Selby house Ham Common Sims Chas. Edwd. builder, Ham Common Pigott Miss, Hardwicke house Gordon Hall (Gymnasium) (~Iiss V. Slade Jsph. Hy. shopkeeper, Petersham rd Pridie R{lv, James Robert M.A. [vicar1 Cavendish-Bentinck, pres.), New road Stacey Arthur, shopkeeper, St. Andrew'e Vicaral;C. Ham Common Greenwood \Valter,cowkceper,Kingston rd place, Ham Common Scott :Mrs. Forbes house, Ham Common Ham & Petersham District Nursing Asso. Stacf:y \Villiam Charles, market gardener, Shadwell Arthur, Pond ho. Ham Common ciation (Lady Sudeley, hon. sec.). Lcwe1 cottages, Ham Common Skeat Miss 1\I. F. West heath, Ham Corn Ormeley lodge Stevens Fredk. dairyman, Petersham rd Stanhope Charles, Stokes hall,Ham Street Hill Frederick t~eorge, baker & parish Stockall Elizabeth Sarah (Mrs.), midwife. Sudeley Lord P.c., F.R.s., D.L., J.P. clerk, Petersham r·Jad 17 Evelyn road Ormeley lodge Hindhaugh Robert William, suryeyor, Taylor Charles, head gardener to Lord Terrell Gilbert Howa.rd n.'Beckett, Avenue I & inspector of nuisances to the Urban Sudeley, Garden cottage, Ham Common lodge, Ham Common District Council, 6 Lock roa.d,Ha.m Corn Thurley Gcorgc, shopkeeper, Ham Street Webber Archibald, Lnlworth, Ham Corn Holmwood Ernest, shopkeeper, Ham St Tyrrell Maria C~Irs.), dress ma. 2 Lock rd cOMMERCIAL. Knowles William, head gardener to the Uzzell George, market gardener, Ivy Algcrnon Tollemache Alrushouses Ham St Earl of Dysart, Ham lodge. Ham Street house, Ham Common Bartlett William Lock, jobmaster, 3 )fcCleery Robert, Crooked Billet P.H. Walker David & James,florists, Ham farm Stafford cottages, Ham Common J Ham Street Ward Bros. farmers, 1\Ianor farm Bendall Geo. Hy. beer retlr. Petersham rd )Iorffew Robert, boot maker,Petersbam rd Warner \Villiam & Sons, builders, Burtensha.w William, fruiterer, Ham Street National Orphan Home for Fatherless Ham Common Chambers James, beer retailer, Ham St Girls (l\-Iiss Beatrict> Laura )[ort, Weller James William, Hand & Flower Chinnery James, grocer, Petersham road matron), Ham Common P.H. Ham Common Cordrey Harry, gardener to A. 0. Julius Owen James, tea rooms, The Hollies, West William, farmer, Park Gate farm esq. 2 :Myrtle villas, New ro.ad Petersham road \Yigley Ann ()Irs. ), hmndress, Brockwell Edwards Ernest, resident agent to Earl Povey William V. but<>hcr, Petersham rd eottage, Ham Common - of Dysart ;· estate office, Ham Common Ridgers F. (:\Irs. ), shopkeeper, Evelyn rd Winson Arthur Thomas, grocer, Ham St Elder Peter, gardener tGodalming to a union, It miles north-east from the 'ritley station. on )ledical Officer of H<>alth, George HallM.D., c.M.Edin. Milford the Portsmouth direct line of the London and South Westem Surveyor of Highways, Samuel B. Hasell, Bramley railway, 4 south from Godalming, 35 from London and 8 t,urveyor of B.\ c Laws & Superintendent of \Vonersh, Cranleigb south from Guildford and in the South Western division of & Bramley Sewera~c \Vorks & Chilworth & Wonersh Water the county, hundred of Godalming, Guildford petty se;;sional Works, Edward Lunn, 3o High street, Guildford division, county court district of Guildford and Godalming, Inspector of Xuisances, A. E. ::,immonds,\Vonersh, nr.Guildford rural deanery of Godalming, archdeaconry of Surrey and Inspector under Petroleum Acts, Talbot Kyle, Public hall,. diocese of Winchester. The church of St. Peter is a small West st. Dorking building of stone in the Early English style, and has a western turret containing one bell : it was rebuilt in 1846, and affords HAMBLEDON UNIO~. 160 sittings. The register dates from the yt>ar 1617. The Board Day, alternate thurs. at the Workhouse, at 1 p.m. living is a rectory, net yearly value £217, "'ith residence and The o{'nion comprises Hi parishes, viz. : Alfold, Bramley,. 43 acres of glebt>, in the gift of the Earl of Radnor, and Chiddingfold, Cranleigh, Dunsfold, Elstead, Ewhurst, held since 1908 by the Rev. Isaac Robinson Timperley ~I.A. of Hambledon, Hascombe, Haslemere, Peperharow, St. Durham University. Robert Henry MellenThursley, Witley & Wonersh. the manor and principal landowner. Tl>e soil is a light loam ; The population of the union in 1911 was 25,371 ; area, 64,385 subsoil, sand and clay. The:> chief crops are wheat, barley, acres; rateable value, Lady Day, 1913, £165,569. oats, peas, mangolds and turnips. The area is 2,721 acres of Chairmao, J. H. Re1~ton, Bradstone Brook, Shalford land and 2 of water; rateable value, £4,460 ; the population Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, F. Ferdi· in 1911 was (including 14 officials and 170 inmates of the nand Smallpeice, 138 High street, Guildford union house) 745 in the civil and 638 in the ecclesiastical Assistant Clerk, Hugh A. ::\Ierriman, 138 High street, Guildford parish. Treasurer, C. H. Collier, Capital & Counties Bank Ltd. Godlmog By Local Government Board Order 16,532, dated )larch Collectors to the Guardians & Relieving Officers, Cranleigh 24, 1884, Lamberts Farm was transferred from Hambledon district, James :M. G. Walder, Rosedene, Cranleigh; 'Vitley tI.R.c.s.Eng.~ 9.30 a.m L.R.C.P.LOnd. Edenhurst, Cranleigh (medical officer) ; Albert Letter Boxes :-Beech Hill, 8.40 a.m. & 12.30, 6.25 & 7.40 Arthur X apper M.R.c.s.Eng., Broadoak, Cranleigh (public

p.m. ; sundays, at 9.35 a.m. 'Vann Lane, 8 a.m. 12 noon & vaccinator); Haslemere district, Robert \V. Winstanley • 5.40 & 7.20 p.m L.R.C.P.Edin. Half )loon house, Haslemere; Witley district, Public Elementary School (mixed}, enlarged in 1894, & in George Hall M.D., c.M.Edm. ::\Iilford 1904 for 120 children; average attendance, 95; Frank The Workhouse, near the road to Petworth. at the extremity of this parish, was erected. in 1786, & will hold about 200 Edward ~lilligan, master Poli e Constable, William Charles Ariss inmates ; E. E. Howard, master ; Rev. L. C. \Vilkinson~ Carrier.-Thomas Hammond, to Godalming & Guildford. tues. M.A. acting chaplain ; C. \V. Booker M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. & sat. & Godalming, thurs Lond. medical officer ; ::\lrs. M. Howard, matron HAMBLEDON REGISTRATION DISTRICT. HAl\IBLEDO~ RuRAL DISTRICT COU~CIT,. Superintendent Registrar, Frederic Ferdinand Smallpeice, The parishes are the same as in the l!nion with the exception 138 High street, Guildford; deputy, Artbur William Hall, of Haslemere. 20 Artillery road, Guildford Council meets at the Workhouse every alternate thursday Registrar of Births & Deaths, 'Yitley sub-district, John G. immediatdy after meeting of Board of Guardians. Ginders, Milford ; deputy, E. 1\l. Ginders, .:\Iilford : ('ran- Chairman, J. H. Rent<>n, Bradstone Brook, Shalford leigh district, James l\1. G. \V alder, Cranleigh; deputy, Mrs. Officials. Walder, Cranleigh Clerk, Frederic Ferdinand Smallpeice, 138 High st. Guildford Registrar of Marriages, Richard Langrish, Bramley; deputy A:.sistant Clerk, Hugh A. }!erriman, 138 High st. Guildford Arthur James Langrisb, Bramley PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Denny Charles E. Haydons 1IcClelland ~Iiss, Goodsbrook Amold Frank Bishop Edwardes George Speedwell, Lane ena .\lt>l!ersh Archibald Ewing, Woodlands Benecke Miss, Furze Hill Fletcher John Samuel M.P. Bryony Hill; Mellersb Reginald Edward, \Y oodlands Borrowman John, Dora cottage & Albemarle club w & Xew L"niversity .\fellersh The ~Iisses, Woodlands Carter Alfred C. Oaklea club s w, London :\Ilils Miss, The Croft • Clowes Mrs. 1\Iatterys Godman Joseph. Burgate Parker Eric, Heathfield Cockburn Miss, The Cottage Kenway l'hilip T. Haydons ball Readhead Robert, Great House farm