(Middlesex.] North Hyde

(MIDDLESEX.] NORTH HYDE. 612 POST OFFICE Lewis Charles, china & glass dealer, Parker John, whip maker Strange Peter, shoemaker, High street High street Passingl1am George, butch~>r Stuo.rt Wm.linendrapl'r, Church parade Lewis John, shopkeeper, Hanworth rd Patfield John, 'Old Ship,' High street Taylor Alfred, hairdres11er, High street Lewis Timothy,' Red Lion,' High st Pearce Charles, baker, Staines road Taylor John,j•m. architect, Springgrv Lofting John. plumber& painter, High st Pearce Henry, shopkeeper, Hanwrth rd Thomas Charles, shopkeeper LongJames. baker, High street Peisley John, auctioneer, surveyor & Thomas Thomas,cornchaudler, High st Lovegrove William Leonard, stationer, house agent, High t>treet Titcombe Josepb, tailor & hatter,High st Staines road Perman George Percival, builder, Townsend William Valentine, 'Cross Loveless Wm. wheelwright, Bath road Staines road Lances,' Hanworth road Luffrnan George, ~rocer Pimm Mary(Mrs.),ladiet~'school,Han- Turner Charles, 'Chaise ~Horses' Lyons Hump brey, RailwayStat ion inn worth road Turner John Hibbert, George inn ~ 1\Ianning Charles, tailor . Pope Jane (Mrs.), beer retailer posting house, High Etreet Mamell Job, bootmaker, Wellington Portch John, 'Rose~· Crown,' High st Turner Robert, baker & cornebandler, road north Ravenhill George, tailor, Bath road High street Mathewson William, 'Duke of Wel- Reeve Isaac, school, Bell lane Turner Robert, coal dealer lington,' Staines read Reynold!! John, beer retailer, Stainesrd Turvey John, baker, Staines road May John, coal dealer Riddy Jame~, nurseryman,Hanwrth rd Waiter John Kent, brewer & beer }lead J amt>s, hairdresser . Robinson Philip, china & gla~s dealer retailer, Wellington road north Measure Lyanna (Mrs.), watchmaker, Russill John, beer retailer, Hnwrth. rd Ward George, watchmaker High street Sargeant Geo, hairdresser, Staines rd Ward John Carpenter, chemist, Church Merriott James, 'Crown ~ Cushion,' Savage Joseph, 'Coach~ Horses' parade High s~reet Searle Louisa (Mrs.), beer retailer, Waters George, grocer .Miles John, oil & colorman, High st Whitton road Watkins William, grocer', High street l\Iills John, 'Prince Regent,' High st Searle Thomas, currier & leather seller, West John, cornchandler, HigiJ street Mills Wm. marine store dealer, Highst High street West Samuel, tailor, & cLina & glass Milton Robert, clothier, High ::.treet Sillic:k Robert, wheelwright, Hnwrthrd dealer, High street Monk Thomas, cooper Simmons John, surgeon Weston George, wheelwright Morris Thomas, plumber, High street Slark Edward, baker, High street Whenman CbarlPs, bricklayer, Bath rd Muddle Emily (Mrs.), • Queen Victoria,' Smith Thomas, cow keeper Whiting Henry M'L. farmer, Bath rd Bath r•1ad Smith William, carrier Willis Josepb, beer retailer & 8awyer Neville Philip, grocer, Wellington road Stacey William, grocer, Staines road Wilson Arch hld. beer retailer, S t ai nes rd north Stevens Wm. boot & shoe makPr, High st W oodingtor1 Wm.' Marquis ofGranby' Padgett Edward, plumber, High street Stevens William Paul, watchmaker, ·woods Thomas, auctioneer & uphol- Pakeman William, baker&shopkeeper, Staines road sterer, Church parade Bath road StoneGeorge, 'LightHorse,' Stainesrd PosT OFFICE.- Edward Paine Butler, receh·er. Money PLACES OF WoRSHIP:- orders are granted & paid at this office. Letters arrive Trinity Episcopal Chapel, Rev. Edward East, Y.A. in- from London at 10 a.m. & 2, 6 & 10 p.m.; di.;patched cum bent; Rev. Samuel Ruthven Anderson, B. A. curate; ~past 8 & l past 12 a.m. & ~ p~:~st 3 & ~ past7 p.m. South James New, pari~h clerk Western at~ past 6; Western bagsl to 8 Independent Chapel, Hanworth road, Rev. John B. Cat- INSURANCE AGENTS:- low, miuister Agriculturist, James Mills, N avarino cottage, Bath road Providence Chapel, ministers various Anchor Fire~ Life, Henry Gough Zoar Baptist Chapel, Rev. William Bracher, minister Eagle Life, William Harding, j un PUBLIC ScHOOLS:- European Life, F. W. Geary Hounslow Subscription, William Lewis Cooper, master; Globe, John Peisley . l\lisg Ma1y Ann Cooper, mistress Etonian~ General L'ifo, Thomas 'Voods Infant, Miss Mary Reason, mistress .Equitable, William L. Lovegrove PosTING HousE.-George inn, John Hibbert Turner Lancashire Fire~· Life, W. L. Cooper OMNIBUSEs.-Limpus & Froome'o call at the 'Bell,' to & .Monarch Fire {r Lif"e, Henry Ready from London twice a day; Turner's, from the George inn~ Royal Exchange, Edward Paine Butler at l to 9 morning, returns from St. Paul's CLurcbyard, Royal Farmers', l\lr. W. L. Bailey ! to 6 aflernoon, daily; l\1itchell'~:~, from Harlington, calls Sun Fire, ThOiuas Burge at the' Bell,' & George inn, to & from London twice daily Westmir1ster Fire~ L·ife, John Gotelee CARRIERs.-T. Searle& William Smith, to & from all parts PUBLIC EsTABLISHMENTS:- of London, daily Police Station, John Scotr,ey, sergeant VANS, WAGGONS &c. from Bath, Bristol, Exeter, Salis- Horse Patrol Station, Bath road, Waiter Pacey, bury,Southampton,Taunton,Newbury,Reading,l\faiden- sergeant head, Windsor &c. pass through Hounslow, to & from Loudon, continually l'llOR.TH HYDE is a sma~l place 3 miles from Hounslow, racks here, which are now converted into a Catholic school; 2 from Heston, and I south of South all station, in Nor- here is also a Catholic chapel, and powder magazines. wood precinct and Heston parish, Elthorne Hundred and The high mounds, ten in number, still remain, and have Uxbridge Union, containing not 100 inhabitants; it is the appearance of hills, from the fertil~ verdure with elose to the Grand Junction Canal. There used to be bar- which they are covered. GENTRY. Shephard Rev. Rt. [Roman Catholic J N evell Francis, beer retailer Allen William, esq TRADERS. Slingsby Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer Hadcock 1\-Ir. James Birch John,' North Star' Smith Frances (Mrs.), beer retailer Richmond William, esq Butler Thos. 'Grand Junction Arms' Tildesley Isaac, shopkeeper Roberts Willh1m, esq Curnock Thomas, wharfinger Westwood John, beer retailer J:CK.ENHAM is an agricultural parish, in Eltborne 1843, at £382 per annum, in the diocese of London, and llundred and Uxbridge Union, on high ground, between pre:>entation of Thomas Truesdale Clarl{e, esq., and in the Colne and the Yedding brook. It contains 1,400 acres, cumbency of the Rev. John Addison, LL.B. Swakeley or and a population of 364 in 1851. It is 2~ mile:> north- Sweetley is a considerable domain, the seat ofT. T. Clarke~ east of Uxbrillge. The church, which is ancient, is dedi- E8q. The hall is an ancient mansion in the Elizabethan cated to St. Giles. The living is a rectory, valued, in style. George Robinson, Esq., is lord of the manor. GENTRY. Collett Tbos. registr. of births & deaths Montague Thomas, blacksmith Addison Rev. John, LL.B Ealing Henry, farmer, Manor farm Philllps GeorJ!e, farmer ClarkeThot~.Truesdale,eeq.Swakeleyho .Filkins William, baker Saich Matthew, grocer & postmaster Gell John Henry, esq Milton J ames, farmer W eedon Charles, farmer Montague Rebecca(Miss), beerretailer Woodland Michael, farmer PosT 0PPICE.-Matthew Saich, receiver. Letters arrive Registrar of Births ~ Death1 for Uxbridge District, from Uxhridge at 8 a.m. & dispatched at 30 min. past 6 Thomas Collett p.m. The nearest money order office is at Oxbridge. ISLEWOR.TH is a parish on the banks of the Thames, is 3,128 acres, and the population, in 1851, was 7,007, in lslewortb Hundred and Brentford Union, and may be including that part of Hounslow which is in this parish. considered a suburban appendage of London. The area There is a fair on the first )Ionday in July. In the .

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