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[KKLLY's Ijrisley Brother!!, Builders & Cou- Badaway Stephen 32 .ASH. • KENT. [KKLLY'S ijrisley Brother!!, builders & cou- Badaway Stephen . Gilbert, farmel', 'Morris Frances (Misa), dress maker, tractors, wheelwrights, carpenters, fruit grower le market gardener, Queen'• road plumben, painters, glaziers & un- Guston 'Murton Edward, farmer & hop dertakers; rail, Sandwich atation Hadaway Thol!. By. builder, Copp st Pedding (letters via Wingha~ Brisley Herbl'rt, bicycle agent Harden Charles Norton. draper Canterbury) Brockman Joseph, miller (wind) Harle Stephen W. •addler National Depotdt (Approved) Friendly Brown Geo. market gardener,New st Herbert Charles, fruit grower & Society (Ash district) (J. Ayling, Brown Gordon S. farmer, Hoaden crt farmer, Twitham court 11ec) Brown Waiter Herbert, farmer, Hills GPorge, groce~ Oakley Edward, baker, Guilton Chequer court Hills Mary Ann (Mrs.), boot & shoe Oliver Tom, fruit grower,The Orchard Buddle Thos. H.E.blacksmith,Copp st maker Pidduck Wm. George & Dragon P.H Chandler Percival Friend, farwer. Ho~ben Thos. Frederic M.B.O.V.S. Pierce Harry. beer retailer Little Knell veterinary surgeon, & veterinary Poole Edward, boot maker Chandler William George, fruit in&pector under the " Diseases of Quested Clarence H. farmer & hop grower, Lower Goldstone Animals Acts" for the borough of ~rower & grazier, Goldstone; & at Clark Alec, baker Sandwich, Linden ho-use Poulton, Ash Claydon Alfred, market gardener, Holliday Philip, market grdnr.East st Balph Emma (Mn.), thrashing Oopp street Holness H. B. & Son, farmers, fruit & machine owner, Guil\;on Clutton William, manaier, Eastry vpgetable growers. market gar· Ralph John, market gardener, New st Rural DistrictCouncilSewage works, deners, florists & nurserymen, R~:~eves Richard, draper Sanitary cottage Little Knell & New street Saunders William Bobert, assistant Coleman Thomas Solly, farmer & hop Holness Alfred Henry, farm bailiff to overseer, collector of rates & clerk grower, Goss ball Messra. Gardner & Co. Limited, to the Parish Council & a!>sessor of Coltham John S. fruit grower, White Post farm taxes lor .Ash & Stonar, Ash street Cherry garden Hopton Fredk. JQhn, Chequers inn Setterfield George, fruit grower & Cook Albert Henry, fruit grower Horn Bert Victor, fly proprietor market gar~eneT, coal & coke ~er- Cook .A.rthur George, farmer, Guilton Horn Rhoda (Mrs.), laundry, Guilton chant, carrier & contractor, Gmlton Cook Henry, fruit grower, Copp st Horn Waiter James bricklayer Setterfield Wait. market gdnr.New st Court Fredk. farmr. Low. Weddingtn Hougha.m Thomas, ~onfr. & toy dealr Solley G~orge Christopher! f~rmer & Court Wm. farmer, Little Knell farm Howard Frederick John farm bailiff expend1tor to the commJSSloners of Crawford Harry Edmund, farmer & to the exors. of the late Mr. sewers for East Kent, King'• End hop grower, Moat farm Richd. Wilks, Richborough (letter11 farm, ~ichborough (letters through Oullen George James, market gar- through Sandwich) Sandwi~h) . dener, East street Harsell Henry Thomas, police ser- Solley Sldney Wilham, f~rm bailiff Culver Francea (Mrs.), blacksmith geant, Queen's Toad to Mr. G. C . .Solley, l;hchborough Davis Jn. Edwin, beer retlr. Guilton Inge George Herbert. baker (l~tters through Sandwich) Dixon William, chemist In~e Harry fruit grower & farmer, Spam Chas. market gardener, East at Drayson Charles, market gardener, Brook St;eet farm Sp~~~fannd Troward Furley, farmer, Hawthorn cottage Jacobs & Son, grocers Stickells Geo. farmer, Great Knell Drew Richard, farmer, East street Jenner Jabez, co~pe~ to Messrs. Strachan William, butcher Dunster Frederick, Ship inn Gardner & Co. Limited, New st. Streeter Edward, Lion hotel Eyton-Jones Thomas L.S.A.Lond. Kenn.ard Ellen & 'Mary , Denms Swinnock & Beer, tobacconists physician & surgeon, medical offi- (Mis&es), dress mas. Queens road Tapsell Nort.on John, market gar- cer & public vaccinator for Ash, Knowler Henry .A.lber~, market gar- dener, Cooper street Staple & Westmarsh parishes of ~ener, Lower Weddm~OQ Teall Alfred, farmer, Bichborough the Eastry uniQn, Inglenook Leigh Charles A. cenfect10ner (letters through Sandwich) Fells James, upholsterer Mankellow A~os, market gardener, Terry Wm. market gardener, New st Foat John, butcher Collar Maker 11 hole . Tidd Mary Jane (Mrs.), refresh. rms Foat Thomas, fruit & vegetable Marcha;nt .A.rth. F ..A..I. auctnr.Gwlton Vaslet Noel, fruit grower,Weddington grower & market gardener, Copp st Markw1ck Edward, market gardener, Vining Waiter George, c118 toms & Ford Arth. market gardener, Durlock Sandhills excise, old age pension & ootional Ford John, market gardener,Durlock Marsh Alice Mary (Miss), preparatory health insurance officer k inspector Gambrill Mrs. Georgina, beer retailer school of corn returns, Rose hill Gardner & Co.Lim.(Austen Gardner, Marshall William H. farm bailiff to Wanstall William. market gardener, managing director), pale ale Austen Gardner esq. Weddington New Street villa brewers, Ash brewery Maybury Wm. gardener to Ingram Watson Charles grocer Gardner Austen, farmer, Weddington F. Godfrey esq. J.P.. ~ast street Wells Herbert, farmer, Cooper street Goldup A.lfd. & Thos.farmrs.Fleet frm Mercer George, farm bailiff to .A.usten Woodruff Charles- F.A..I. auctioneer, Goldup Edward, market gardener, Gardner esq. The Crest valuer, estate & land agent; agent Morella. -v:ma, Durloc~ 'Minter .A.lbert Edward, market gar- for the Royal Insurance Company, Gore WJlliam, Marqms of Granby dener, Durlock Weddington. Telegrams "Wood- P.H.; good accommodation for Minter Kate (Mrs.), landowner, Over· ruff, Ash, Canterbury" ' commercials & cyclists; teas & land Young Men's Institute (P. G. Arm- dinners provided for picnic & bean- 'Minter Beginald H. farmer, Over strong, hon. sec.), The Retreat fast parties land farm Young William, market gardener Hadaway Philip Llewellyn, market gardener, Bellevue, Copp street ASH next BIDLEY is a parish and beautiful on the first Sunday after Christmas Day. William Gore ~age, 5 mile-s south-east from Farningham Road Lambarde esq. of Riverhead, '\\cho is lord of the manor iun<:tion station and 3 south from Fawkham station, on of Ash; Cecil James Gladdish Hulkes esq. of Hadlow the South Eastern and Chatham railway, Bi sonth-west Place, Ton bridge; Charles Hillard Wild esq. who is lord from Gravesend and 24 from Lond-on, in the North of the manor ()f South Ash, and Sir Mark E. Collet Western division of the county, .A.xton hundred, lathe hart. of St. Clere, Kemsing, are the principal land­ of Button-at-Hone, petty sessional division of Rochester, owners. The soil is clay and loam; subsoil, chalk. The Dartford union and county court district, rural deanery chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and fruit. The area of Shoreham, archdeaconry of Tonbridge and diocese of is 3,074 acres: rateable value, £2,953; the population Rochester. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a in I9II was 6o3. structure of flint with stone dressings, in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, and has a western tower, con­ WEST YOKE hamlet, where there is a Baptist chapel, taining 6 bells : in the chancel is a brass with the is I mile north. inscription, 11 Galon, rector, 1445 :" in 1905 the church was restored and the bells rehung, and it n~w affords HODSOLL STREET, 2 miles south-east, is a hamlet. 200 sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the A small portion of Culverstone Green is in this parish, year 1560; marriages, 1562; burials, I553· The living the greater portiiJn being in Meopham parish. is a rectory, net yearly value £300, induding 15 acres of glebe, with residence, in the .gift of WilHam Gore Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office I.ambarde esq. of Bradbourne Hall, Biverhead, and held (Letters should have added Wrotham, Kent). Frank since 1909 by the Rev. Harold Barclay Hennell, who is Fletcher, sub-postmaster. Letters through Wrotham also rector of Ridley. .A charity of about £3 yearly is arrive at 7.20 a.m. & 12.30 p.m.; sundays, 8 a.m.; distributed in coals to the poor; another of £4 yearly IP-)atch<>d at 9.40 a. m. & 6 p.m.; sundays, at II a.m is distributed in brE"ad to the poor -on Good Friday and .
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