[BUCKS.] . 72 POST OFFICE field on the right hand side of the road, ever, is still carried on in various villages, but to a near Holman's bridge and about half a mile from the comparatively limited extent, and straw-plaiting, lately town, upwards of 200 skeletons were found, which adopted here, seems, in many places, entirely to have appeared to have been buried in a confused manner; they superseded it. A silk manufactory has been establi&hed are supposed to have been the remain& of persons who in the town for some years, which gives employment to fell in a battle between Prince Rupert and the Royalists, about 130 persons, the majority of whom are females .. who came from Oxford, and Sir William Balfour, the The Duke of Buckingham and Chandos is lord of the commander of the Parliamentary garrison of Aylesbury, manor of Aylesbury, and a court leet is held here once the latter, although with a much less force, obtaining in 3 years. Walton, which is now a continuous street a victory. The remains were collected by the late Right leading Gut of Aylesbury on the road to London through Hon. Lord Nugent and deposited in a tomb in Hard- Amersham, was formerly a hamlet of iteelf, but is now wick churchyard, and a suitable inscription to their united to and forms a part of the town in all matlers memory put on it at the expense of his lordship. The civil and ecclesiastical. Besides the railway aud other making of cushion or pillow lace, called in this quarter modes of conveyance, a branch of the Grand Junction ''bone lace," for which the county was formerly famous, canal runs into Aylesbury, bringing coal and heavy has, like several other handicrafts, been obliged to sue- goods. The population of the town, in 1851, amounted cumb before the influence of steam ; the trade, ,how- to 6,081. A1Ien Mrs. Ann, Walton Gilbert Mrs. Mary, Silver street Rainsford Mrs. Dorothy, Walton hou~e .Baynes Edward Robert, efq. Btoadst Grace Mrs. Fanny, Friarage Rawson Rev. Wm. M.A.Vicarage house 'Bell Mr. Thomas, Walton Harrison Miss, hill Ray Rev. James [Wesleyan minister], Beresford Rev. William Montgomery, Batten Henry,e~q. New road Britannia street :B.A. [perpetual curate of Holy Tri- Hill Mr. Thomas, Walton Rickford William, esq. Green end nity church, Waltonl, Villas, Newrd Billiard Miss Sarab, Broad street Ridgway Mrs. Mary, Buckingham road Bickerstetb V en. Edward, M.A. [arch- Holland Mrs. Bet, Walton street Ridgway the Misses,Wellington terrace deacon of Buckingham & vicar of Hooper Mr!!. Mary Ann,Buckinp;ham rd Rose Richard, esq. Whitehall cottage AylPsburv], Prebendal house Hunt l\Irs.Eiizabetb Hannah,Green E-nd Saunders Mrs. Ann, Buckingham road Blachford Mrs.Margaret Susan, New rd Hunt Zacharias Daniel, esq. Green end Self Alfred, ePq. Buckingham road Bowler Mrs.l\Iary, Walton street Ing Mrs. Ann, Walton Smith Rev. Matthew Henry, B.C.P. Rrooks John, esq. Walton strfet JamesJame•, esq. Templr> square Villas, New road Butcher George, esq. New road Jones Josepb, e~q. Buckingham road Stone Mrs. Ann, New road Ceely James Henry, esq. Market Eq Kimber Mr. James, Bourbon street Terry Mr. Edward, Walton Ceely Robert, e8q. Market square Lovett :Mose~, esq. Walton Terry Mr. Edward, jnn. Walton Chenev Mr. Holmes, OxfOJd road Lucas Miss Catherine, Walton street Terry Mrs. Maria, Walton Cox Rev. Frederickj M. A. [head mas- Marshall Miss Fanny Elizabeth, White· Thomas .1.\Hss Honor, Buckimrham road ter of Free school , Broad street hall street Tindal Acton. esq. Bierton ldll Cross Mrs. Elizabeth, Market square Mead Mrs. Sarah, Bicestf:r road Turvey Mrs. Sarab, Back street Cue1ton Horace, esq. Market square Newdigate Rev. Alfred, B. A. [assistant Walker Mrs. Susannah, Station streEt Currie Mrs. Mary, Buckingham curate], Parson's fee Watson Henry, eFq, Walton street Dell Miss Elizabeth, Villa!!, New road Parrott Josepb, esq. Buckingham road White~head Mr. Thomas, New road Eagles the Misses Ann & Eliza,Walton Parrott William, esq. WbitebaJlstreet Williaml:!on Mr. Christopher, New road Eagles .l\lr. Woodfie]d Thomas Dun- Payne Mr. John, Walton place W11lisou Mr. John, Walton street combe, Walton Powell the Misses, Walton street Wri~ht Rev. John [Methodist], Newrd Gate~ Rev. Wm. John, Cambridge st Punter Mrs. Leah, WaHon York William, esq. Brook cottage, G1bbs Mr. Samuel, New road Purcell Mr. Wm. Young, Station street Oxford road Aldridge John, dairyman, Walton Berry Thomas James, Bull'1 Head inn, Market square Alien James, beer retailer & chimney sweeper, Oxford road .Billiugton George, boo& & shoe maker, Temple street Alien John, dairyman, Temple square Bingle John Edward, classical_[& commercial boarding Alien WilUam, collector of inland revenue, Oxford road school, Temple square Allnutt Jos~pb, baker, near tile Station Birch Mary (Mrs.), 'Two Brewer1,' Back street A mes Henry, boot & ::-hoe maker, Market street Blunt James, confectioner, Cambridge street Anstee George, beer retailer, Oxford road Bowler Thomas,' Greyhound,' Silver street Anthouy George, fhopkeeper, New Zealand Bradford Thomas Hugbes, saddler, New road Antbony J~ucy (Mra.), Plough inn, Whitehall street Brig-gensbaw James, beer rPtailer, Cambridge street Argles 'J homas, surveyor, Station 6treet Brill Joseph, parish clerk, Cllstle street A very l\lichael, boot & llhoe maker, Walton st1eet Brooks John, solicitor, clerk to the magistrates&; clerk to .Aylesbury Bank (Thomas Butcher & Son), New road the deputy lieutenants of the three hundreds of Ash· Aylesbury Mechanics' Imtitution (Mr. Robert Tborp, endon, Walton street treasurer; Rowland Dickins, fecretary), Temple street Brooks William, ginger beer manufacturer, Cambridge st Aylesbury Old Bank (Zacharias Danl Huntz~!!q.),Marketsq Brown John, hairdresser, Silver street Aylesbury Union Workhouse (Samuel webb Purnell, Br,Yant Thomas, shoemaker, Walton master), Bierton hill County Infirmary (Henry Hayward, Baddock John, tailor, Temple street sec.), Bicester road Bailey Richard, clerk at the goods station of the North Bucks County Prison (James Sheriff, governor), Bierton hill Western railway, Station street Buck1 Advertizer§r .A yle1bury News ( R. Gibbt~, proprietor), Bailey William, 11hoemaker, Church row Bourbon street Baldwin Jacob, shoemaker, Cambridge street Buclu Chronicle ~ Bucks Ga:ette (George De Fraioe, Ball Francis, bricklayer, Station street proprietor), Silver street Barber Henry Chas. second master of Free school, Church yd Buck1 Herald (J. Pick burn, proprietor), Temple street Barnaby Thomas, dairyman, Cambridge street Buck• §; Oxon Union Bank (Horace Cuerton, manager), Bdrnes John, baker & corn dealer, Market l!qoare Market square Batson John,fal"mer, Walton Buckingham George, baker, Walton street Ba,.nes Edward Robert, solicitor, & clerk to the commis- Burch John Jeremiah, turner in general, Kingsbury sioners of property & income tax, land &; assessed taxes, Butcher Thomas&. Son, bankers, New road for the three hundreds of , Market square Butcher Thomas, shoeing&. general smith, Oxford road Beals John, fruiterer&. fishmonger, Cambridge street Campbell Henry, fishmonger&. fruiterer, Cambridge street Beckett Jonathan, Red Lion inn,&; brewer, Kingsbury Capel William, tailor, Duke's .buildings Beechey John. beer retailer, Walton Castle William .Barnard, confectioner, Cambridge street Bennett George Coleridg..-, wine & spirit merchant, George Ceely Robert &; James Henry, surgeons, Market square hotel, coNzmercial inn~ posting hou1e, & agent for the Chapman John, coal dealer, Station street London & North WePtE'rn railwuy company, Market Eq Cbapman William, fruiterer, .Bierton road Benson Richard Mooue, solicitor, IJroad btreet · Cheese John William, rope&; twine manufacturPr, Walton .Berry George, bootmaker, Market place Chester Charles, beer retailer, Sharp's alley, Market square Berry Thomas, upholsterer, Kings bury Chilton Wm.' Buc/l.ingham Arms,'&. shoemat. Buckingham rd