DIRECTORY.] SURREY. WONERSH. 1561 Taylor Ra1ph, professor of music, Corn- · Wells Stephen, carpenter, I Lavender Williams Alfred Thomas, auctioneer, • mercial road road, May bury house & estate agent & valuer .k ap­ *Taylor William John, Fox & Hounds WENHAM BROS. (Thos. & John), but- pointed bailiff under the Agricultural P.H. Sutton chers, II High st.; & at Wimbledon Holdings Act of I883, Chertsey road Tice Walter, farmer, Kingfield farm Wermig Gustav, nurseryman,Westfield & Knapp hill ; & at Bisley Tipping George, The Star P.H. Wich st *West William, blacksmith, Sutton WilsonGeo.landscape gardnr.Golds wrth Tomlinson J o~eph, schl. Commercialrd West on & Co. coal merchants, I Crostock Wilson John, farmer, Westfield *Towes Jas.farmr.Frog Lane fm.Sutton villas, May bury road & Church street WindebankCharles,shopkeepr. Westfield Trench William Power, manager of the Wheatley Charles. farrier, Chertsey rd WingfieldJ n. Chas.stationer, Chertsey rd Capital & Counties Bank, High street Wheeler Nehemiah, photographer, Wingrove Frederick, florist, Walton rd Trigg John, farmer, Goldsworth Chertsey road WithersEmma(Miss),dress ma.StJohn's Turner Geo. boot & shoe ma. W alton rd Whetman David, beer ret. May ford grn Woking District Liberal Association Tyler C. T. & Co. wine & spirit mer- Whitburn Henry .Alfred, architect & (Sl. Whitbourne, sec.), Goldsworth rd chants, Village surveyor, Village Wokifli Electric Supply Co. Limited UnderbillWm.&Son,corndlrs.Waltn.rd Whitburn James, carpenter, builder & (Edwd. :N:ann, sec.), Board School rd Victoria Poultry Yard (The) (George undertaker, Woking village Woking Liberal & Radical Club (H. Payne, proprietor), Knapp hill Wh1tburn James, jun. surveyor, & Ambro, hon. sec. ; Samuel Whit­ Vince George, harness maker, Knapp hi deputy registrar of births & deaths bourne, manager), Goldsworth road Vincent Albt.Geo.hair dresser,Waltn.rd for Woking sub-district, Kingfield W okinar Cemetery (London N acropolis Vincent Harriet (Mrs.),umbrella maker, White Frank, delivery agent for L, & Co. ), George Barratt, supt Walton road S. W. Ry. Co. Waking station Woking Paper Mills (G. Fischer & Co. Walker Esther (Mrs.), ~dress maker, White Gilbert H. solicitor, & clerk to Lim:), W okin~ village Portugal street WokingSehool Board, High street Woking School (Rev. Francis Wilson WatererAnthony,nurseryman,Knapp hi White James, farmer, Knapp hill K • .A.. head master). See advert Waterer George, nurseryman, St. John's White Wm. builders' mer. L. & S.W.Ry Woking Water Works (Joseph Langton, Waterman Jn.fishmonger, 2 Canal cots Whitfield William & Son, coal, coke & manager), Village Waters Edmund James, fly proprietor; wood merchants; orders received at Wood James, grocer, draper & wine & landaus, broughams, brakes & all the depot, Waking station & at the spirit merchant, Knapp hill 1 kinds of carriages always at hand, office nearWeybridge railway station; Wood Jasper,rose grwr.BoardSchool rd funerals attended, hearse kept ; car- price list on application ; cartage Woodham Jas.chimney swpr.Church st · riages meet up & down trains ; tele- · done by day or contract ; all orders Woodhouse Christopher, upholsterer, graphic address, "Waters, Woking promptly attended to, Wokin;,t vil- cabinet maker & restorer of. antiques, station;" L. & S. W. Ry. stables & lage; depot, Woking railway station &.contrctr.for removls.Goldsworth rd Church street Wic'iens William, Prince of Wales P.H. Woods Jas. market gardener, Westfield Watson George, shopkeeper, Percy st St. John's Woods John, see Albion hotel Watts William, farm bailiff to E. Ryde Wigg James, toy dealer, Walton road Woodward&Co.liquorice refinrs. W estfld esq. Fordes farm, Village Wilgoss James, slater, Board School rd Woo1yard William, plumber,Arnold rd WebberGeo. stationr.Postoffice,Village Williams Robert & Edward; grocers, Wright Alfd. Hy.stone mason,Kingfield Welcome Coffee Rooms (John Sidney Village Wright A. R. H. manager of Thomas Francis, manager), The Village WilliamsRichd.farmer,Brookwood farm Ashby & Co.'s Bank . WOLDINGHAM is a parish, occupying a very Balu- Greenwell esq. of Marden Park: there aresittU1gs for about brious and pleasant position on the elevated table-lands of 40 persons. The register dates from the year I!h3. The the chalk district, 3 miles north-east from Godstone, about living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £97, net yearly Io north-east from Reigate, 6 south-east of Croydon and I6 value £77• in the gift of the Bishop of Rochester, and held miles from London, in the South Eastern division of the since I88o by the Rev. John Bickford Heard H.A. of Caius county, Tandridge hundred, Redhill and Reigate county College, Cambridge, who resides at Caterbam Valley. Wm. court district, Godstone petty sessional division and union, Gilford esq. is lord of the manor and owns nearly the whole rural deanery of Godstone, archdeaconry of Kingston and of the parish. The soil is gravelly loam; subsoil, chalk. The diocese of Rochester. Waterworks have been erected by area is 683 acres, chiefly pasture; rateable value, £406; the William Gilford esq. lord of the manor, and mains laid down. population in I88I waGuildford, half a mile east from Bramley : room was added by Sir Fletcher N orton, Speaker of the House station on the London, Brighton and South Coast railway,: of Commons (I769-82) and Ist Baron Grantley: the east­ and I~ south-east from Shalford station on the South Eastern' ern wing was added by Fletcher, 3rd Baron Grantley, about railway, in the South Western division of the county, huu-! I836: the extensive grounds are nobly timbered and contain dred of Blackheath, union of Hambledon, petty sessional : many choice specimens of coniferre and rare shmbs: the division and county court district of Guildford and Godal-\ ancient deer park, well stocked with deer, is remarkably pie­ ruing, rural deanery of Guildford, archdeaconry of Surrey i turesque and beautiful, and the river Wey runs through it and diocese of Winchester. The church of St. John the I for some distance. The Great Tangley Manm.• estate, which Baptist, situated in the park and erected in I793, is a. plain lies in this parish, is the property of John Jackson Sudbury structure of brick and stone in the Norman style, consisting esq. but the old manor house belongs to Wickham Flower of chancel and nave and a western tower containing 6 bells: esq. and is an interesting specimen of a moated timber house there are 380 sittings, about 300 being free. The churchyard of the Elizabethan period, with picturesque gables and finely of this parish having been closed, interments take place at panelled rooms, and the walls are pierced with oillets. Little Shamley Green. The register dates from the year I539· Tangley is the residence of Cowley Lambert esq. M.A., M.P. The living is a vicarage, average· yearly value from tithe The Earl of Onslow and Lord Grantley are lords of the manor. rent-charge £142, with residence, in the gift of Lord Grant- John Jackson Sudbury esq. and William Waiter Henning ley, and held since I852 by the Rev. Elihu Edmund Body esq. of Shamley Green, are the principal landowners. The H.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Here is a Congre- soil is light loam; subsoil, sand and gravel. The chief crops gational chapel and a Liberal Club. A Cemetery of x acre are wheat, barley, oats, mangolds and turnips. The area, was formed in I863, at a cost of £200: it is under the con- including ShamleyGreen, which is given separately, is 4,427 trol of a Burial Board of six members. The charities amount I acres; rateable value, £8,68I; the population in x88I was to about £94 yearly, chiefly distributed in bread, coats and I,77I. other clothing.. Wonersh Park, a fine demesne, is the pro- Parish Clerk William Simmonds. perty and res1dence of John Jackson Sudbury esq. c the ' central pa-rt of the mansion, which formed the ancient manor 1 PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Won· house, is Elizabethan, and the west wing contains &omevery ersh.-+-Harry Wheeler,. sub-postmaster. Letters arrive f) •

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