90 HADBAM. . • [KELLY·S HaTe Henry Anthony, solicitor, com- Public Hall Co. Stracey Joseph ehas. baker & confetnl' missioner for oaths &. sec. to Pub- Limited (Walter .Moore, hon. sec) Thurgood George L. builder &; lio Hall Co. Limited (firm, Gayton Oyler &; Co. market gardeneTs, Old lCorutTactorr, sanitary &; deeoraHv.e ·& HaTe) Hall farm work, gas &; hot water fitting, pump Hart William Jackson, solicitor &; com- Page El:iza CMrs.), blacksmith &; well work; estimates submitted missioner for oaths ,&; sec. to Gas Parker Albert, wheelwright Thurgood John James, Post office Company, see Richardson, Foxwell, Reading Room &; Library (WaIter Thurgood Jsph. H. farmer, Moor pI & Hart; & at Harlow 'Moore, hon. sec) Tomkin George- Thomas, mushroom Ha:rvey Frank, farmer, Exnells farm Richardson, Foxwell &; Hart, solicitors grower, see Cowdery &; Tomkin Hodge Thomas, coffee tavern & agents to the Phrenix Assurance Topcott Wiiliam, baker Hodge William, coal merchant Co. Lim.; &; at North st. Bishop '1'1'3sh Frederick Wm. Red Lion P.R Holland & Barret.t, grocers & drapers Stortford Tyack Richd. W.J. farmr.TheLords'hip &; agents for W. & A. Gilbey, Saunders James, frmr. Camwell hall Vealey Martin Luther, mech. engnr Limited, wine &; spirit merchants SCrlvener Alfred, farmer Whitby James, beer retailer Holmes Henry,farmer, HadhamHall fm Smith Henry, ironmonger &; hardware White Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper · Knight .Arthur, farmer, Glebe farm dealer, shoeing & general smith & Willans William Blunde:! M.R.C.S. Knight & Cleaver,farmeTs &; ·brick mas cycle agent &0 Eng. medical officer & public vac- · Knight Henry J. butcher Smith WaIter, beer retailer cinator Hadham dist. Bishop Stort- Lane WiI:iam, farmer, Turtle's farm. Smith WaIter Joseph, carriage &; cart ford union &, 4th dist. Ware union · South end buiIdeT, wheelwright, ~c., r~paiTs Winterton George Thomas, tailor, as- Luck James, grocer, Hadham Crosa &c. neatly &; prromptly executed at sistant overseer for Much & Little May James Gustave, Bell P.H moderate Clha,rges; carriages oiled Hadham & tax collector for Albury Much Hadham Gas Co. Limited &c &; Much & Little Hadham (William Jackson Hart, sec) Stracey Joseph, corn & coal merchant LITTLE HADHAM: is a parish, on the Essex border Chapman in 1818, John Chapman in 1820, William Chap­ e.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Samuel & Char:es, far- Harvey Henry, farmer, Hadham park Barker Mrs. Ford house mers &; butchers; & at Stone farm Hummerstone Thomas, shoe maker. Betts Samuel J.P. Bury green Drake Willi3m Henry, brewer Halfway house Bury Rev. Jas. Mllrshall RA. Rectory Drayton Geo. bailiff to Sam1.Betts esq Knight Arth. farmer, Bridge Foot fm Gillett Mrs. Bury green Edwards James, shopkeeper Mildren Ricbd. farmer, Westfield frm , Greig Rev. John (Cong.), The Manse El1cock Elizabeth phs.), shopkeeper Parkes Geo. Arth. farmr. Acreman st Minet William .M.A., F.S.A. Hadham Ellcock Wm. carpenter &; photogrphr Pepper Henry J. Fox P.B hall; &; 48 Gloucester sq. LondonW FIJrdham Elias William, farm bailiff Roberts Arthur Milsom M.R.C.P.I. Rai2ston Lieut.-Col. Henry Edward to Mr. Jarman L.F.P. &; S.Glas. physician J.P. (late Cameronians), Little Had- Gillett Daniel, bricklayer & carpenter Simpson Frederick, carpenter ham place Gi:lett George, thatcher, Bury green Symons In. Stephen, farmer,Home fm Roberts Arthur Milsom Gillett Henry, thatcher Thrift Wm. R.miIler (wind &; stm.)&c COMMERCIaL. Gillett Nat, wheelwright, farmer Warman Thomas Alma, beer retailer lJaker Charles, Angel P.H & blacksmith 'Warren Joseph, farmer, Bury farm "Betts Samuel, farmer, Bury gr~n Gillett Reuben (Mrs.), laundress Westwood Jos. William (Mr!!.), The Brown Thomas W. relieving officer &; GilleU Samuel, hurdle maker CQck P.H registrar of births & deaths Ha,rvey Harry, farmer, Clinton's farm, Whiting Alfred &; WiIliam, fa:-mers, · Durton Joseph, harness maker Bury green Bury g-re,en Chapman Jolin (exors. of), farmers, IHoughton Joseph, grocer &; general Winch William, beer retailer The Lodge farm stores, Post office HABPENDEN is a large village and parish, separated district and in the rural deanery, archdeaconry and for ecclesiastical purposes from the adjoining one of diQcese of St. Albans. There is a station in the village, in 1859, the two parishes, for civil on the main line of the Midland railway, which is also purposes, having always been distinct; it is on the the junction of a branch to ; there is Bedford road, 5 miles south-by-east from Luton, also a station on the Luton branch of the Great North~ 5 north from St. .Albans and 24' from London, in the ern railway, about one mile easb. The village is Mid division of the county, hundred, St. lighted with gas from works at the Bowling Alley, the I AIbans petty sessional division, union and county court property of a company, formed in .1864, and is supplied