DIRECTORY. 563 CRANFORD. [MIDDLESEX.] Ramsdale Mary (Mrs.), shopkpr. Brook st. Upper Clapton Toulmin Francis, surgPon, Lower Clapton Reeves Matthew,jeweller, 5 Clapton gate, Lower Clapton Toulmin Frederick Justus,surgeon~ Upper Clapton Robinson Henry, butcher, Clapton gate, Upper Clapton Turner Robert Edward, auctioneer &.c. Phrenix cottage, Rowe John, baker, Hill street, Upper Clapton Upper Clapton Rumhall Thomas, farmer & cowkeeper, Upper Clapton Tyler Wm. 'Crooked Billet,' Prospect pl. Upper Clapton Rumens John, builder & undertaker, Lower Clapton Underwood Edward, bakt>r, Wood street, Upper Clapton Rumney John, tailor & batter, Upper Clapton Underwood Thomas, g-rocer, Wood street, Upper Clapton Salter John, tobacconist, Lower Clapton Upc:raft Louisa (Mr~.), stationer, Upper Clapton Sargeant John, beer retailer, Wood street, Upper Clapton Ward Richard, hairdnr. & fishing tackle dlr.Lower Clapton Sayer Joseph, tailor, Hill street, Upper Clapton Webb Jeremiah, fly proprietor, Upper Clapton Shaw Archibald Richard, homooopathist, Upper Clapton Welsh Robert Ryder, surgeon, Clap ton f!ate, Upper Clapton Shemeld Robert, grocer, Hill street, Upper Clapton West Henry, 'Windsor Castle,' Lower Clapton Showell Edward, plumber & glazier, Upper Clapton Whipp William, dyer, Brook street, Upper Clapton Slater Richard, butcher, Lower Clapton Wick William, 'Jolly Anglers,' coal merchant & boat pro- Smith George & Co. patent desiccating washing works, Lea prietor, Lea bridge road, Lower Clapton bridge road, Lower Clapton Wickenden Geo. calico glazier, Spring lane, Upper Clapfon­ Snewin Richard & Philip, carpenters& builders,& agents to 'Viddows Saml. plumber &c. 1 Bellevue ter. Upper Clapton Imperial fire & life assurance company, Lower Clapton Williams Thomas, gardener, Brook street, Upper Clapton Snewin Henry, dairyman, Lower Clapton Williams Thomas, plumber, Upper Clapton Spinks William,Jobmaster, Lower Clapton Wranghaw Jameil Frederick, 'Fountain,' Lower Clapton St>inley Charles, shoemaker, Brook street, Upper Clapton Wright William, baker, ll Clapton place, Clapton square Sutherland George, baker, Brook street, Upper Clapton PosT 0FFICE.-John Crook, receiver, Upper Clapton. PLACES OP WoRSHIP:- Letterd dispatched i past 9 a.m. ~ past 1, !- past 4 & i St. James's Chapel,. Lower Clapton, Rev. George Powell, to 8 p.m. except saturday.-Richard Howard, receiver, M.A. minister Hill street. Letters dispatcbed l past 9 a.m. 20 minutes Chapel of Ease, Upper Clapton, Rev. Charles John past 1, 4 & 8 p.m.-John Argent, receiver, Lower Heathcote, minister Clapton. Lett.P.rs dispatched l past 9 a.m. ~ past 1, ~ past Congregational Chapel. Pembury grove, Rev. George 4 & 8 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Stoke Thomson, minister Newin~ton PUBLIC SCHOOLS :- INSURANCE AGENTS:- Church of Grammar,Clarence road, Rev. John Imperial, Philip Snewin, Upper Clapton C. Jackson, B.A. head master York~ London, George Morrice, Bellevue place National, William Macartney, master; Miss Harriet PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:- Boulden, mistress London Orphan A.syluon (for boys & girls),Jarnes Rogers, Infant, Wood street, Miss Sarah Roberts, mistres~ secr~tary; Rev. Henry Beattie, M.A. chaplain & head OMNIBUSES TO THE CITY.-From 'Swan,' Upper Clap­ master; Mi8s Matilda Brandenburgher, mistress; Mrs. ton & Clapton gate, every! hour-to tbe West End every Cripps, matron 2 hours, from 8 morn. tilllO night Dispensary, Dennis Edward Hacon, apothecary CARRIERS TO THE CITY-John Hampson &. George East­ Registrar, John William Montaigne, Upper Clapton wick, from their own houses, daily COLNEY HATCB.-See FRIERN BARN ET. 1cow:r.:av.-See OxBRIDGE. CR.ANPO:RD and BlJ'L'LSB:R.I:DGE. and 14 acres of glebe land; the Rev. Heathfield Weston CRANFORD, a very pleasant village and parish, 2 miles Hickes, M.A., is the incumbent; the church is an old south-west from Southall station, 13 miles from London building in the Norman style, with several handsome and 3 from , derives its name from its situation monuments. Cranford Park, the residence of Earl Fitz­ on a small river. It consists of Cranford and Cranford hardinge, is Il miles north of the road. Bridge, which latter place is on the river, the Great Bath BULLSBRIDGE is a goods station of the Great Western road and the Grand Junction Canal, in Elthorne Hundred, rail way, half a mile north of the junction of the rail way~ Staines Union, with 721 acres, and a population, in 1851, the river, the Grand Junction Canal, and the Paddington of 437. The living is a rectory, value £250 per annum, Canal. GENTRY. Lane James Kidman Sarah (Mrs.), grocer Atkins George James, esq Rose William, esq Leather J ame~. beer retailer Berkeley Norton, e~q Toplis Joseph, esq Leese Jas.' White Hart,' Cranford bdg Cox Joseph, esq Ward Charles, esq 1.\'lanning Lydia (Mrs.), ladies' school, Farlo\t William, esq TRADERS. Cranford bridge Fitzhardinge Earl, Cranford park Benn George, hay saleQman March Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer Fountain Joseph, esq Best JamPs, 'Queen'• Head' Reynolds George, farmer Graham Charles, e~q Hooker W1lliam, baker Scarlett Henry, shoemaker Graham Francis, esq Crisfield William, butcher Scarlett J obn, grocer Graham James Davies, esq Dean James, beer retailer Sid well Thoma~, carpenter & parish elk Graham Mrs Frances William, blacksmith West John,' Berkeley Arms,' & post Hickes Rev. Heathfield Weston, M.A. Gillam Robert, beer retailer office, Cranford bridge Rectory lliff George, farmer White George, farmer PosT 0FFICE,-John West, receiver. Letters arrive from Cranford Church, .Rev. Heathfield W eston Hickes, rector;. Hounslow at 8 a. m.; dispatched at 5 p.m. The nearest Thomas Sidwell, parish clerk money order office is at Hounslow Sunday School, William Frances, master; Miss Ann CARR;J:ERS TO LONDON pass Cranford Bridge, daily Forrest, mistress CROUCH El\TD.-See HoRNSEY. I DA'LSTON.-See LoNDON DIRECTORY. WEST DR.AYTON is a village, parish and railway repair, having been repewed with oak, and it has in all station on the Great Western railway, 13 miles from Lon­ respects been restored to its original beauty. Here is also don, 3 from U xbridge and 6 from Hounslow, in Elthorne a small National school for girls. The Grand Junction Hundred, Union, with an area of 850 acres, and Canal passes throagh here and the river Colne. Here a poJmlation of 906. The living forms part of the vicarage are brick kilns, coke ovens, and mills. of ; the church is a very chaste edifice, in YEWSLEY is half a mile north; PEACHEY, 1 mile north. the Norman style, with clock and 6 bells, and is in good GENTRY. Ratcliff Mr. William I Batt William, farmer Bower Mr. Robgrt Rickards Edward Henry, esq Graham Waiter, seed crusher, Victoria Burrou~rh Lieut. John Tirceland Mr. John Joseph oil mills Classon }fr. George Watt Mr. William Hatchett John, farmer Keymer Mrs. Alice TRADERS. Haynes John, grocer Law Mrs. Charles Henrv Bagley George, market gardener Haynes William, land surveyor Lill de Burgh Rev. Robert [vicar] Barnes George, Crown inn Hood Thomas, builder Lucas Mr. Arthur Brient Samuel, agent to British Empire Liotill John, shoemaker Painter Mr. Timothy Mutual life & fire office Liversuch John, King's Head inn