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Advertisement Contractors. Strong & Sons, 14, Market Square, Bromley xxxiii

Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Baxter, Payne & Ler;per, Bromley and Beckenham 16 and 98 Lansbury & Todd, Town Hall, Bromley .. , 61 Levens W. W., Railway Approach. Beckenham 103 Bakers and Confectioners. Hyde T., 16, The Pavement, Bromley Ii Maunder W., I and 2, Market Square, Bromley xlvi Bankers. London and Provincial Bank (limited) Beckenham 102 Bicycle Makers. Cowell Thomas, 3, Homesdale Road, Bromley xxxviii Monkhouse E. O. 82, High Street, Bromley 82 Sills A., 4 aud 6, East Street, Bromley ... x

Bill Posters. Strong & Sons, 14-, Market Square, Bromley xxxiii Bookbinders, Stationers, &c. Strong & Sons, 14, Market Square, Bromley Iv

Bootmakers. Ayling T. S., 15 and 16, The Broadway, Bromley xxxiv Ayles W., 2, Stanley Road, Bromley xliv Burgess J., 119, High Street, Bromley xxviii Brewers, Wine and Spirit Merchants. Fox & Sons, Farnborough insIde back cover Graley E., Railway Hotel, East Street, Bromley xxiv McMullen & 00., Beckenham 149-150 Shepherd, Neame & 00., H), Market Square, Bromley lvi Wall Oharles, Beech Tree, 63, London Road, Bromley xxii TRADES DIRECrORY.

Builders and Contractors. Arnaud & SOll, 149, High Street, Brumley xx Attwood Albert, 18, Freelands Grove ... xv Copeland H., 1, The Pavement, Beckenham 175 Grubb W. A., I, Widmore Road, Bromley xvi Graty T. D', 3, East Street, Bromley 62 Lansbury T , Waldo Brick Works, Bromley xxiii Lowe R. A., Lower Camden, Chislehurst Iiv Payne D., 111, High Stroet, Bromley xlii Mersh W., 54, Palace Road, Bromley xv Building Society Bromley and Beckenham Mut.ual Building Society ii Butchers. Cooper H. G.) 13. Widmore Road, Bromley xxvii (Japon J., 28, Ea .•t Street, Bromley .,. xlii Oab and Fly Proprietors. Austin & Son, Woodside, Park End, B~omley x Ward H., 14, West Street, Bromley ... liii Withycombe W. H., College Road, Bromley 62 Chandlers. Isard & Son, Markflt Sqnare, Bromley xvii

Chemist· Baxter W. W., 40, High Street, Bromley ... xxxii

Coal Merchants. Attwood Albert, 18, Freelands Grove, Bromley xv Grinsted Daniel, 124, High St., Bromley and 6, High St. Beckenham ...... xiii Mersh Wm., 54, Palace Road, Bromley . xv

Corn Merchant. Gnnsted Daniel, 124, High Street, Bromley, & 6, High Street, Beckenham ... '" ." ... xiii

Dairyman. Stokes J. W., Coney Hall Farm, West Wickham xlvii

Dentists. Pretty MessrtJ.,· 3, 'Widmoro Road, Bromley xxxvii TRADEd DIRECTORY.

Dyers and Cleaners. Podger & Sons, 3, Market Square, Bromley, aad Beckenham xxi Shallard & Fendt, 18, Market Square, Bromley...... xii

Fruiterers and Greengrocers. Hopton J., Market Square, Bromley xxviii J ones E., Widmore Road, Bromley xxxviii

Furnishers and Upholsterers. Lawrence John, 112 & 113, High Street, and 14, Masons Hill, Bromley ... xli Walker & Holmes, .67, High Street, Bromley 1

Furniture Removers. Dunn H G., 20, Market Square, Bromley Iii Pyrke G., 147 & 148, High Street, Bromley xxxv Walker & Holmes, 67, High Street, Bromley 1 Grocers. Batley, Widmore Road, inside front cover Cowell W., 32, Beekenham Lane, Bromley x Haynes Thomas, 88, High Street, Bromley xii Howard J., 59, 60, 64, and 65, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham xxvi Unstead E., Masons Hill, Bromley xxviii

Hatter and Hosier. Lilly J., 18, The Broadway, Bromley xxxiv

Insurance Agent. Royal Exchange Assurance Company xxxi

Ironmongers. Burr William, 1 LB, High Street, Bromley xxxvi Hunt & Son, Farwig and East Street, Bromley xliii Weeks & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley and Beckenham xxv

Ladies' Outfitter. Mitchener J. E., 17, Market Square, Bromley xl

Laundries· Hopgood Mrs, 8. Walpole Road, Bromley Common xviii Podger & Sons, 3, Market Square, Bromley and Beekenham... xxi TRADES DIRECTORY. -~~------~~~- ~~

Library and Reading Room. Literary Institute. Bromley xiv

Milliner~, Dressmakers, &0. Earle A. & M., 24, Market Square, Bromley xix Hadden Miss, 66, High Street, Bromley ... xlviii Hillier The Misses, Albemarle Road, Beckenham 176 Lynes Mrs., High ~treet, Bromley .. xix Phillips MIss C., Widmore Road, Bromley xlix Sanders Mrs., 24 & 25, Park Road, Bromley inside front cover

Nurseryman. Wingfield James, Widmore Hill, Bromley xviI

Pawnbroker. Pfeil C. F., Broadway, Bromley ... xxiii

Photographers. Cowell W., ::2, Beekenham Lane, Bromley x Harman, 75, High Street, Bromley xlix Lavender E. D., Widmore Road, Bromley facing diary Pianoforte and Music Sellers. Harman, High Street, Bromley ... xli Howard, Morley, Phillips & Co., High Street, Bromley lviii Plumb el's, Painters, and Glaziers. Fry J. T., 5, Simpsons Road, Bromley ... xliv Hammond George, 19, Freebnds .Road, Bromley xvi Haywood G., 8, The Parade, "Bromley xlv

Poulterers and Provision Merchants. Banks E. A., High Street, Bromley ... 78 Howard John, 59, GO, 64, and G5, High Street, Bromley, and ~B~k®~m ~rl Printers. Clarke & Son, High Street, Brumley and at St. Mary Cray xxix Strong & Sons, ]4, Market Square, Bromley xi

Riding Master. Wood W. S., 10, Freelands Road, Bromley ylvii TRADES DIRECTORY.

Rustic Works. Knight W., jun., Bickley Rustic Work ••... xliv Saddler and Harness Maker. Ferris & Sons, 103, High Str~p.t, Bromley, and at Beckenham xxxix Schools, Bare Miss .,. ix Bond H. 0., B'JYs' School viii Davis Miss, Drawing and Painting ix Fertel Mrs. and Miss, Ladies' School vii Gibson, Loiy & Chittenden, Boys' School ... iii High School for Girls ...... iv High School for Boys, T. F. Harris v K[.,ynes Miss, Bromley Preparatory School i Moore E. H., Boys' School viii Religious of the Holy Trinity . vi School of Music, Beckenham . 104: Soames Rev. H. A., Boys' School yii Wheeler Miss, Ladies' School ... yi Stationers, BOuksellers, &c. Collius S., 17, The Pavement, Bromley ... xxx Strong & Sons, 14, Market Square, Bromley Iv Sweet Stores.

Ryder, 42, East Street, Bromley XXXY Tailors and Habit Makers. Balls H. B., 30, Freelands Road, Bromley xlviii Smith H. R., 13, East Street, Bromley Ivii Tilbury A., 55, Widmore Hill, Bromley ... xliv Tobacconist. Sills A., 4 & 6, East Street, Bromley x Veterinary Surgeon. Springett H., 124:, High Street, Bromley ... xxvii

Watchmakers and Jewellers. Dotter K., High Street, Bromley xviii How James, 107, Widmore Road, Bromley xxx Kirby G. E., 26, East Street, Bromley ix Pfeil C. F., Broadway, Bromley ... xxiii Steiert & Sons, 21, High Street, Bromley ...... I Taylor R, High Street, Bromley opposite Trades Directory ~ptl%tie ru5otogpaF5~, ~

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4 Morning- Star:] f EvmingStars: Mercury, Venus. ~antlatp, 1891. [ Mars, afld '.J1Ipiter.

VIEW OF GRANGE,LOOKINGEAST.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. II SUN GARDENING. LAST QUAR., 3rd, xo.X2m.\ FIRST QUAR.,X7th, 6.18 m. 'I NEW MOON. xoth, 3.25 aft. FULL MOON, 25th, 0.25 m':iRISES. SETS. SOW beans fir trans- 1:---'-- planting- in March; TH New Year's Day. 8 8 3 59 cabbageat the close of the 11 Ii month, and peas on a 2 F Ovid, Roman poet, died A.D. lB. i,8 8 4 0 sheltered border. The ~I~ Geo. Monk, D. of Albemarle, d. 1670. !I~ ~ first interval of open weather should be taken 41s 2nd Sunday after Christmas. 1 \ 8 8 4 3 advantag-e of to get in 5!M Edward the Confessor died, 1066. 8 8 4 4 any bulbs which may re- 6'Tu Epiphany.-Tweifth Day. 1! 8 7 4 5 main unplanted. Train neatly creepers, such as 7,W1 Loss of Calais, 1558. I; 8 7 4 6 honeysuckle, rose, 1!ine, 81TH Prince Albert Victor born, 186-1-. I 8 7 4 8 and c/;:lIlatis. Migno- 9 F Ex.Emperor Napoleon III. died, 1873. :8 6 4 9 nette, stocks, etc., should lOiS Penny Postage introduced, 1840. I:~~ 4 10 besown z'npots, and sweet peas and a few hardy ;;1 1st Sunday after Epiphany. I 8 5 4 12 annuals OIl a warm bor- 12 M18 Hilary Law Sittings begin. Ii 8 4 4 13 der. Protect c1toz'cebtelbs 13:Tu George Fox died, 1690. i 8 4 4 15 ag-ai.'tstfrost. I4iW Madame de Sevigne died, 1696. :8 3 4 16 15:TH Lord Stanley of Preston born, 1841. '8 2 4 18 Gi~ANGE. 16'F Duc d'Aumale born, 1822. ,8 I 4 19 GRANGE, :c:cording to S Battle of Abu Klea, 1885. 14 21 Mr. Baddeley, ;" "the :zi r~ prettiest little waterilig- 18 S 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. \'7 59 4 22 place between 'Vales and 191M James Watt, engineer, born, 1736. .7 58 4 24 Scotland."" Lanrlwards," 2o!Tu John Howard, philanthropist, died, 1790." 7 57 4 26 he adds, "the limestone c1iff.~, with their rich lHIW Louis XVI. guillotined, 1793. !,7 56 4 27 covering of foliage, and 221TH Sir Joseph Whitworth died, 18B7. I 7 55 4 29 the pleasant villas that 23 F Royal Exchange, London, opened, r571• :.7 51 4 31 rise everywhere in the 24' S Frederick the Great born, 1712. I 7 53 4 33 most admired confusion, -I ,; --- may remind the passer- 2518 Septuagesima Sunday. I 7 51 4 34 26 M General Gordon killed, r885.: ,7 50 4 36 ~rd~ Th:~tl~;st~~:che~f 27 Tu German Emperor born, 1859. ! 7 49 4 38 sand, not unmixed with 28 W Paris capitulated, 1871.- \ :7 47 4 40 mud, always conspicuous except at high water, is a 29 TH Victoria Cross imltituted, 1856. 17 46 4 41 drawback to the general 30 F King Charles 1. executed, 1649. "',7 45 4 43 attractiveness of the 31'S Partridge and Pheasant shooting ends. 17 43 4 45 I place." ISt .Month.] [31 Days.

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THE CLYDE AT GLASGOW.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. GARDENING. SUN LAST QUAR., 2nd, 4.42 m. I FIRST QUAR., 15th, 6.30 a. NEW !\lOON, 9th, 2.12 m. FULL MOON, 23rd, 7.18 aft. RISES.I SETS. SOW peas the first fa· il vourable o-fportul1.ity. Sow early long-jod beans flr a main crop, and IS Sexagesima Sunday. 2 7 4 447 early radishes in a dry 2M Candlemas Day-Scotch Term. 74° 4 49 and sheltered situation. 3TU Marquis of Salisbury born, 1830. 7 38 450 Plant onions fir seed. 4W Sir W. Palliser, artiHerist, died, 1882. 7 ?o7 4 52 .!IEakenew plantations of 5TH Thomas Carlyle died, 1881. 7 g5 4 54 strawberries if these were 6F Henry J rving, actor, born, 1838. 4 56 not made in July or 7 33 Aug-ust. Prune and tie 7S Charles Dickens born, 1812. 7 32 4 58 1'asj;bern'es, and make -- fresh plantations. In 8S Quinquagesima-Shrove Sunday. 7 30 5 0 mild weather expose 9M Bishop Hooper burned, 1555. 7 28 .5 I freely carnations and au- roTu Shrove Tuesday. Q.Victoriamarried,1840' 7 27 riculas; plant also ra- 5 3 nunczelus roots. Prune II W Ash Wednesday. 7 25 5 5 such roses as are of 1:2 TH Coals 52s. a ton, 1873. 7 23 5 7 robust growth. I3F Lord Randolph Churchill born, 1849. 7 21 5 9 14S St. Valentine's Day. 7 19 5 II ---- THE CLVDE AT 15 S Quadragesima-lst Sunday in Lent. 12 GLASGOW. 7 17 5 IT is to the energy and 16M Philip Melancthon, Reformer, b. 1497. 7 15 5 14 enterprise devoted to the 17 Tu Duchess of Albany born, 1861. 7 13 5 16 improvement of the navi. 18 W Mary 1., Queen of England, born, 1516. 7II 5 18 gation of the Clyde that 19 TH King of Holland born, 1817. 7 9 520 citizens of C7lasgaware in- 20F Duchess of Fife born, 1867. 7 7 5 22 debted for the marvellous 2IS Cardinal Newman born, 1801. growth of their great city. 7 5 523 Two centuries ago the -- shipping of Glasgow con- 22S 2nd Sunday in Lent. 7 3 5 25 sisted of ten vessels, and 23 M Samuel Pepys, diarist, born, 1632. 7 I 5 27 there are those yet living 24 Tu Thomas Coutts died, 1822. 659 5 29 who remember when the Clyde at the BroomieJaw 25 W Sir Christopher Wren died. 1723. 6 57 5 31 26 TH Napoleon escaped from Elba, 1815. was only three feet deep; 6 55 5 32 now the river is lined 27 F Dr. John Arbuthnot died, 1735. 6 53 5 34 with quays between two 288 George Buchanan, historian, died, 1582. 6 51 536 and three miles long. 21td fifO/lth.] IHarp tilr $tbruarp, 189 [. [28 Days.

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STAVANGER.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. GARDENING. SUN LAST QUAR. 3rd, 7.37 aft. I FIRSTQUAR.,I7th,9.IIm. NEw MOON, loth, II.51 m. FULL MOON, 2sth,I.I2aft. RISES./ SETS. SO TV peas jOr succession. Tlze first .fa- vourable weatlzer, t~a1ZS- lis 3rd Sunday in Lent. 649 5 38 plant i,t r070S across a 2M r. St. David's Day. 6 46 5 39 warm border the beans 3Tu Sir J. Fit zjames Stephen born, 1839. 6 44 5 41 .from the autumn-sown 4W Don Ped ro of Portugal born, 1394. 642 5 43 beds. Sow cabbage on a TH Covent G arden Theatre burned, 1856. 640 warm border during the 5 5 45 first or second weel~flr 6F King of Wurtemberg born, 1823. 6 38 546 sUllzmer or autumn sup- S British an d Foreign Bible ~oc. estab., 1804. ! 8 7 6----- 35 5 4 ply. Sow broad-leaved 85 Lond01z leeks and lettuce. 4th Sunday in Lent. I 6 3315 50 /If ake 1te11Jplantations 0./ 9M German Emperor William I. died, 1888. 6 31,5 52 mint. S071Jonions. Sow IoTv Prince 0f \Vales married, 1863. 629 5 53 parsley_ Sow a.few of rrW Benjamin West, artist, died, 1820. 626 5 55 the hardiest annuals 12TH Bank iss ued £1 notes, 1797. 624 5 57 about the e1zd of the 6 22 month; tkhz out some 0./ 13 F Or~ini gu illotined, 1858. 5 59 tlzoseSOW1tin autumn. I4S Humber t, King of Italy, born, 1844. 6 20 6 0 -- IS S 5th Sunday in Lent. 6 17 6 2 STAVANGER. 16 M Duchess of Kent died, 1861. 6 IS 6 4 THTS is an important sea- 17 Tv St. Pairick's Day. 6 13 6 5 port town of Norway, situ- 18 W Commun ist Insurrection, Paris, 1871. 611 6 ated on the south side of 7 a beautiful fjord. The 19 TH Anti-Cor n-Law League formed, 1839. 6 8 6 9 town is for the most part 20 F Burlingt on Arcade opened, 1819. 6 6 6 10 a collection of narrow and 21 S B"lttle of Alexandria, I80r. 6 4 6 12 irregular streets, but signs -- -- of the wealth acquired by 22 S Palm Sunday. 6 2 6 14 its shipping" trade and 231M Murat e ntered Madrid, 1808. 5 5916 15 herring fishery are seen in 24 Tv 25. Hila ry Law Sittin/{s end. 5 5716 17 the well-built ~tone houses 25:\V Annunc falion.-Lady Day. 5 55 6 19 erected since the great fire 261TH Duke of Cambridge born, 6 21 which took place here in 1819. 5 52 1860. The old cathedral 27,F Good Fr iday. John Bright died, I8f9. 5 50 6 22 of St. Swithin's, founded ~IS_IDuke of Albally died, 1884. .548 6 24 in the end of the uth cen· tury, is one of the sights of 291S Easter Sunday. 5 46 625 Stavanger, and is the most 301M Easter kfonday.-BANK HOLIDAY. 543 6 27 interesting piece of Gothic 31 Tv Slave Tr ade abolished by England, 1806. 5 41 6 29 architecture in Norway. 3rd Month.] 1lBiar~for ,fflard), 189 I. [31 Days. I I SUN 2 Mon 3 Tu 4 Wed 5 Tft 6 Fd 7 Sat

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GLASTONBURY. FROM THE APPLE ORCHARD.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. I GARDENING. SUN LASTQ UAR., 2nd, 6.30m. I FIRST QUAR., 16th, 1.40 m·1 NKWM OON, 8th, 8.57 aft. FULL MOON, 24th, 5·5 m. i RISES. I SET=: IN the first firtnight plant the secondearly crop of potatoes, and the lW A II Fools' Day. I 5 39 6 30 main crop about the end 2TH Richard Cobden died, 1865. 5 36 6 32 if the month. S07tJbeans 3F Murillo, Spanish artist, died, 1682. I 5 34 6 34 fir succession. Sow red 4S Oliver Goldsmith died, 1774. I 5 32 6 35 beetroot in the second ----- week. About the same S Low Sunday. I 5 30 6 37 time S07tJ borecole, or 5 Scotch greens, and Brus- 6M Albert Dilrer. artist, died, 1528. ! 5 27 6 39 I sels sprouts. Sow lettuce 7Tu Easter Law Sittings begin. 5 25 6 40 fir succession once a 8W King of Denmark born, 1818. 5 23 6 42 month. Plant in a shady 9TH King of Belgium born, 1835. 5 21 6 44 place slips if sage, thyme, 1oF Ramadan (Month of Abstinence observed 5 19 6 45 rue, and other herbs. In lIS by the Turks) commences. 5 16 6 47 the fruit Jrardm proceed withgrajting. Make the 12 S 2nd Sunday after Easter. main sowing of hardy 5 14 6 49 annuals this month. 13M Magdala bombarded and taken, 1868. I 5 12 6 50 I Tu Princess Beatrice born, 1857. 5 10 6 52 15W First Prince of Wales born, 1284. 58654 GLASTONBURY. 16TH Battle of Culloden, 1746. I THE view in our engrav- 5 5 6 55 ing, taken from a pleasant 17F Benjamin Franklin died, 1790. 5 3 6 57 apple orchard, represents 18 S New South Wales discovered, 1770. i 5 I 6 59 the ancient town of Glas- i tonbury. The abbey of I 195 3rd Sunday after Easter. 459 7 0 Glastonbury] now in 1 I 20M 19. Lord Beaconsfield died, 1881. 4 57 7 2 ruins, is without doubt 21 Tu Baroness Burdett-Coutts born, 1814. I one of the very earliest I 4 55 7 4 eccle,iastical foundations 22W Bombardment of Odessa, 1854. 4 53 7 5 in England. According 23TH St. George'sDay. Shakespeare d. 16~6. I 4 51 7 7 to the legends which 24F Daniel Defoe, novelist, died, 1731. 44979 grew up under the care 25S Oliver Cromwell born, 1599. 4 47 7 10 of the monks, the first I church of Glastonbury was a little wattled 26 S 4th Sunday after Easter. I 4 45 7 12 building, erected by 27M1 Edward Gibbon, historian, born, 1737. I 4 43 7 14 General Grant b. 1822; d. July 23, 1885. I ] oseph of Arimathea as 28[TU 4 41 7 IS the leader of a band sent 29W General Boulanger born, 1837. 4 39 7 17 over to Britain by St. 30iTH Sir John Lubbock born, r834- ! 4 37 7 18 Philip. 4th Month.] JHart> fDr gpril, 1891. [30 Days.

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THE ROADTO TANKERTON,WHITSTABLE.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. I GARDENING. LAST QUAR., 1St, 1.51aft. I FIRST QUAR., 15th, 7.4 aft. SUN NEW MOON,8th, 6.16 m. FULL MOON,23rd, 6.26 aft. RISES. SETS. I HOE industriously all LAST QUAR., 30th, 6.55 aft. I advancing crops. Sow peas fir succession. I F May Day. 4 35! 7 20 Sow radishes, summer :3S David Livingstone died, 1873. 4 3317 22 savory, spinacl: and broc- 3 S Rogation Sunday. 4 31 7 23 coli. Thin out early horn carrots. Sow cauli- 4 M Seringapatam stormed, 1799. 4 29 I7 25 flowers tocome into usei1: 5 Tu Napoleon Bonaparte died, 1821. 4 28 7 27 October, and plant out 6 W Dublin assassinations, 1882. 4 26 7 28 those raised i1t flfarch. 7 TH Ascension Day. -Holy Thursday. 4 24 7 30 Loose1t the suifaee soil 8 F The Monarchy restored, 1660. 4 22 7 31 about onions, and plant 9 S Frederick Schiller, poet, died, 1805. 4 21 7 33 out the autumn-sown ones during the first ~ S Sunday aft"Ell-Ascension. 4 19 7 34 moist weather. Keep an II M Earl Granville born, 1815., 4 17 7 36 eye on i1tsects, and de- 12Tull Francis Grose, antiquary, died, 1791. 4 16 7 38 stroy them. 13W Auber, musical composer, died, 1871. 4 14 7 39 14TH Henry Grattan, Irish orator, died, 1820. 4 13 7 41 WHITSTABLE. IS F Easter Law Sittings end. 4 II 7 42 'VHITSTABLE, in Kent, 16 S IS. Scotch Term of Whitsunday. [4 10 7 44 on the shore of the Thames estuary. about I7/S Whit Sunday. Pentecost. /4 8 7 45 sixty-two miles from 18,M Wlzit Jl:/onday.-BANK HOLIDAY. 4 7 7 47 London, has from time I9:Tu Nathaniel Hawthorne died. 1864. 4 5 7 48 immemorial been famolls 20 W I Joho Stuart Mill born, 1806 ; died, 1873. 4 41 7 49 for its oyster-beds. The 1 21 Sir Lyon Playfair born, 18:::9. 4 3 7 51 oysters raised there THI greatly excel all others 22 F Emp. Constantine the Great died. 337. 4 I 7 52 in delicacy of flavour. ~ ~ Mark Lemon died, 1870; born, 1809. 4 ~ L,2i Of late years the pro- 24 S Trinity Sunday. 3 59 7 55 ductiveness of the beds 25 M 24. Queen Victoria born, 1819. 3 58 7 56 has been declining- owing, it i, believed, to 26 Tu Trimly Law Sittings begin. 3 57 7 57 the emptying of refuse 27 W John Calvin died in Geneva. 1564. 3 56 7 59 and rubbish into the 28/TH Corpus Christi. 3 55 8 0 Thames. Our illu,tra- 29 F King Charles II. restored, 1660. 3 54 I g 1 tion represents a view on ~IS Alexander Pope, poet, died, 1744. 3 5318 2 the road leading from 'Vhitstable to 'l'anker- 31 S 1st Sunday after Trinity. 3 Sf;! IG ton. 5th Month.] [31 Days.

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THE BEACH AT THE MUMBLES.

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I M Lord Howe's victory, 1794· 1 3 51 8 5 dish and lettuce for suc- 2 Tu Garibaldi, Italian patriot, died, 1882. 3 50 8 6 cession. A main sowing 3 W Prince George of Wales born, 1865. 3 49 8 7 of turnips may now be made. Thin carrots, 4 TH Lord Wolseley born, 1833. 1 49 8 8 3 hoeing deejly among them 5 F Dr. Adam Smith born, 1723. 3 48 8 9 at the same time. Ea1'th 6 S Count Cavour died, 1861. 13 47 8 10 uj celery. Sow cream- coloured kidney beans. 2nd Sunday after Trinity. 1 3 47 8 10 -;S Earth up potatoes after 8 M Mahomet died, 632. 13 46 8 II rain. Destroy the black 9 Tu Charles Dickens, novelist, died, 1870. .,3 46 8 12 fly on cherry-trees, etc. 10W Crystal Palace, Sydenham, opened, 1854. 3 45 8 13 Tender annuals sown in IIITH Ben Jonson, poet, born, 1574. 3 45 8 14 pots may be planted in 12F Charles Kingsley born, 1819; died, 1875. 3 45 8 14 the open borders. Hoe and rake shrubberiesfre: ~ ~ Dr. Arnold, of Rugby, born, 1795. 3 45 ~5 quently. 141S 3rd Sunday after Trinity. 3 44 8 15 15'M Magna Charta sealed, 1215. 3 44 8 16 THE MUMBLES. 16!Tu Battle of Quatre Bras, 1815. - 3 44 8 16 THE Mumble~ lighthouse 171W John Wesley, famous divine, born, 1703. 3 44 8 17 is the end of many an 18TH Battle of Waterloo, 1815. 3 44 8 17 outing from Swansea. 19F Rev. C. H. Spurgeon born, 1834. 3 44 8 17 The Mumbles themselves _~c.ria,1~3_7. 344 8 18 are two small rocky ~II~ islands at the head of the 21 S 4th Sunday after Trinity. 13 44 8 18 promontory so named. 221M 21. Proclamation Day. 13 45 8 18 On the furthest of these 231TU Clive's victory at Plassey, 1757. 3 45 8 19 the lighthouse is erected. 24W St. John Baptist. Midsummer Day. 3 45 8 19 On the rock immediately 25TH 24. Rt. Hon. W. H. Smith born, 1825. 3 46 8 19 under the lighthouse is a 1 large cavern called Bob's 26'\F Rev. G. White, of Selborne, died, 1793. 3 46 8 19 Cove, often visited for the =z ~ Sir George B. Airy born, 1801. 3 46 8 19 sake of the view, which is very striking and varie· 28 S 6th Sunday after Trinity. 3 47 8 19 gated. The picturesque 29\M 28. Queen Victoria crowned, 1838. 3 47 8 18 beach at the Mumbles is 30 Tu William Roscoe, historian, died, 1831. 3 48 8 18 shown above. j' 6th Month.] 1lBiarp ror j)une, 189 Ie [30 Days.

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A NEW GUINEA COASTSCENE.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. GARDENING. NEW MOON, 6th, 3.59 m. I FULL MOON, 21St, 1.54 aft SUN ~1~ST ~~~_~,~_4t~_5~~=~~~AST ~UAR.~~8~~,_! ~~~. RISES.ISETS. EARTH up and stick peas, and earth up and top advancing beans. W Dominion Day, Canada. 3 49 8 18 Plant the main crop of 2TH11 Sir Robert Peel died, 1850. 3 49 8 18 celery the first suitable 3F Dog Days begin; end Au/?'. II. 3 50 8 17 7veather. S07Vlettuce/or Declaration of Independence, U.S.A., 1776. 3 51 8 17 succession, the last crop ---- 0.1kidney beans, and a 6th Sunday after Trinity. 3 51 8 16 .few of the turmp.rooted ;1:6M Sir Thomas More executed, 1535. 3 52 8 16 kinds of radish. Stake Tu scarlet beans. The main 7 John Huss burned, 1415. 3 53 8 IS plantations 0/ borecoles 8W Peter the Hermit died, 1I08. 3 54 8 15 must now be made. This 91TH Edmund Burke died, 1797. 3 55 8 14 is the monthftr planting 10F John Calvin born, 1509. 3 56 8 13 the principal crops of uS Peace of Villafranca, 1859. 3 57 8 13 witder greens. Thin out ----- annuals during showery 12 S 7th Sunday after Trinity. 3 58 8 12 weather. 13M Ballot Act began, 1872. 3 59 8 II 14Tu Bastille stormed, 1789. 4 0 8 10 NEW GUINEA. 15W Cardinal Manning born, 1808. 4 I 8 9 EXCEPTING Australia, 16TH IS. St. Swithin's Day. 4 3 8 8 New Guinea is the 17F Franco-German War beg-an, 1870. 4 4 8 7 largest island in the 18S Declaration of Papal Infallibility, 1870. 4 5 8 6 world, but from difficul· -- -- ties connected with the 8th Sunday after Trinity. 4 6 8 5 navigation the coasts are Petrarch, Italian poet, born, 1304. 4 7 8 4 still imperfectly surveyed. 21Tu There are difficulties also ~~I~Robert Burns, Scottish poet, died, 1796. 4 9 8 3 connected with the 22W Battle of Salamanca, 1812. 4 10 8 I climate and the inhabit· 23,TH Marquis of Hartington born, 1833. 41I80 ants, so that of the in- 24F Window Tax abolished, 1851. 4 13 7 59 terior comparatively little 1 ~'IS St. James's Day. 4 14 7 57 is known. The canoes of ---- the natives, two of which 261 S 9th Sunday after Trinity. 4 16 7 56 are seen in our illustra- 271M Battle of Talavera, 1809. 4 17 7 55 tion, vary from the com- Robespierre guillotined, 1794. mon "dug-out" to the 281TU 4 18 7 53 great war· canoe, elabor- 29W Spanish Armada finally dispersed, 1588. 4 20 7 52 ately carved and orna- 0TH William Penn died, 1718. 3 i 4 21 7 50 mented. They are man- 31,F Cosmo Innes historian died 1874· 4 23 7 48 aged with great skill. 7th Month.] iliarp for ~ult', 1891.

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THE BRIDGE,AURAY.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. GARDENING. NEW MOON,4th, 5.12 aft. I FULL MOON,19th, 9.28 a. SUN FIRSTQUAR.,12th, 9.12aft. LAST QUAR., 26th, 0.9 aft. RISES.Is ETS. SOW afiw early horn •.. carrots, and at the close 0/ the month the 1 S Lammas Day-Scotch Term. 4 24 .L1Z.. main crop if winter 2 S 10th Sunday after Trinity. 4 26 745 spinach. About the end 3 M Bank Holiday. 4 27 744 0/ the secondweek sow let- 4 Tu 3. Mr. Speaker Peel born, 1829. tuceftr standing through 4 29 7 42 the winter. Earth up 5 W Lord Howe, naval hero, died, 1799. the em'liest celery. Plant 4 40 6 TH Lord Tennyson born, 1809. 4 33°172 7 38 out the last crop if broc- 7 F The year 1309 of the iVohammedan Era 4 33 7 37 coli. Protect ripe fruit 8 S commences. 4 35 7 35 from wasps and insects. Remove all useless 9 S 11th· Sunday after Trinity. 4 36 7 33 growths/rom vines. Re- 10 M Rt. Hon. G. J. Goschen born, 1831. 4 38 7 31 nzove annuals as soon as II Tu DOJ{Days end. 44°729 thez'rflowers decay. Cut 12 W Trinity Law Sittings end. 1 down raspberry canes 4 4 '1 27 which have ripened off 13 TH J2. Grouse shooting begins. 4 43 7 26 their fruit. 14 F Local Government Act pa~sed, 1871. 4441724 ~ ~ _SirWalter Scott born, 1771. 4 46 7 22 16 S 12th Sunday after Trinity. 4481720 AURAY. 17 M Frederick the Great died, 1786. 4 4917 18 AURAY, at which the 18Tu Emperor of Amtria born, 1830. bridge represented in the 4 5117 16 above illustration is situ- 19W .Robert Bloomfield, poet, died, 1823. 4 52 7 14 ated, is a small town of 20 TH Blackcock shooting begins. 4 54 7 12 France, on the slope of a 21 F J. Michelet, historian, born, 1798. 4 55 i 7 9 hill near the mouth of the 22 S _King ~~~ard III. killed. 1485. river of the same name. 4 5712-1. There is a good deal of 23 S 13th Sunday after Trinity. 4 5917 5 business done at Auray 24 M Massacre of St. Bartholomew, 1572. 5 ° 7 3 in the shape of stocking- 25Tu Michael Faraday, chemist, died, 1867. 5 2 7 I weaving, silk-spinning, 26 \V Landing of Julius Cresar, B.C. 55. 6 kid·tanning-, and ship- 27 TH Algiers bombarded, 1816. 5 31 59 building. The port is also 5 5 6 57 greatly frequented by 28 F Leigh Hunt, author, died, 1859. 5 7 6 55 coasting-vessels. A battle 29 S Eglintoun Tournament, 1839' 5 8 6 52 was fought here in 1346, in which Charles of Blois ; S 14th Sunday after Trinity. 5 10 1 50 19 was defeated by John de 31 M John Bunyan died, 1688. 5 II 6 48 Montfort. 8th Month.] miarp fur gugust, 1891• [31 Days.

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DROMANA. ------THE MOON'S CHANGES. GARDENING. SUN NEWM OON, 3rd, 8.16 m. IFULL MOON, 18th, 5·4 m. I FIRST QUAR., lIth, lI.7 m. LAST QUAR., 24th, 1I.7 a. RISES./ SETS. TAKE up potatoes as soon as they are ripe. i Plant out coleworts. ITu Parttidge shooting commences. 5 1316 46 Plant out lettuces to 2W Great Fire of London, 1666. stand till winter in shel- 5 44 tered situations. Gather TH Oliver Cromwell died, 1658. 5 1615166 41 3 any apples or pears which 4F French Republic proclaimed, 1870. 5 18 6 39 may ripen this m01t/h. SS Rheims occupied by the Germans, 1870. 5 19 6 37 Van'ous hardy annuals ----- if sown now will stand 6S 15th Sunday after Trinity. 5 21 6 35 ordinarY'lvinterswithout 7M Queen Elizabeth born, 1533. 5 23 6 32 protection. Take cuttings 8Tu Atiosto, Italian poet, born, 1474. I 5 24 6 30 from China roses. Plant 9W Battle of Flodden, 1513. 526628 snowdrops, crocuses, Per- 10TH Franyois Guizot, statesman, died, 1874, 5 27 6 26 sian ins, narcissus, crown imperials, and lIF Lady Palmerston died, 1869' 5 29 6 23 dog-'stoothviolets. Gather I2S Marshal BlUcher died, 1819. 5 31 6 21 any desirable seeds whenever they are ripe. 13 S 16th Sunday after Trinity. 5 32 6 19 14M Duke of Wellington died, 1852. 5 34 6 16 DROMANA. I5Tu L'pool and Manchester Ry. opened, 1830. 5 35 6 14 , DROMANA Castle, on the 16W Dr. E. B. Pusey died, 1882. 5 37 6 12 Blackwater, one of the 17TH Mont Cenis Tunnel opened, 1871. I 5 39 6 10 large>,t rivers in Ireland, 18 F Dr. Samuel Johnson born, 1709. 5 40 6 7 is not a striking object in Battle of Poictiers, 1356. 2 itself, but it is charming- ~S 5 4 ~~ i for situation. I t will 20S 17th Sunday after Trinity. 5 43 6 3 always he remembered 21M 20. Battle of the Alma, 1854. I 5 45 6 ° as the bIrthplace of that 22Tu Lord Chief Justice Denman died, 1854. 5 47 5 58 wonder of vitality, the ! Countess of Desmond, 23W Marshal Bazaine died, 1888. I 5 48 5 56 Dean Milman died, 1868; born, 1791. : whom it seemed as if 24TH 5 50 5 53 nothing would kill, till at 25F Siege of Paris commenced, 1870. 5 51 5 51 last she died through a fall Luckn~w relieved_, 1857' i 5 53 5 49 from a cherry-tree at the ~I~ age of a hundred and 27,S 18th Sunday after Trinity. 6 I 5 55 5 4 forty. The ruins of old 28M Capitulation of Strasburg, 1870. 5 56 5 44 Strancally Castle are 291TU St. Michael.-Michaelmas Day. 5 58 5 42 about two miles from 30!W Gearg e Whitefield died, I 77 o. i 6 ° 5 40 Dromana. 9th Montk.] JJBiarJ] for ~tpttmbtr, 189 I. [30 Days. I 1 Tu I

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ThWKESBURY, FROM THE SEVERN.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. GARDENING. SUN NEwM OON, 3rd, 0.58 m. I FULL MOON, 17th, 1.45 a. FIRST QUAR., loth, IO.57a. LAST QUAR., 24th, 1.56 a. IRISES,/SETS. CONTINUE to take up potatoes when the weather ,s suitable. ITH Pheasant shooting commences. 6 I 5 37 Earth up celery in fine dry weather, and ridge 2F 3· The year 5652 of the Jewish Era 6 3 5 35 commences. or dig any ground as soon 3S ----6 5 5 33 as it is vacant. Parsnips S 19th Sunday after Trinity. and carrots should be 4 6 6 5 31 taken up when their tops SM Horace Walpole born, 1717. 68528 turn yellow. Store apples 6Tu Louis Philippe born at Paris, 1773. 6 10 5 26 and pears. Begin the 7W Edgar Allan Poe, poet, died, 1849. 6 II 5 24 pruning ifgooseberry and 8TH Henry Fielding, novelist, died, 1754-. 6 13 5 22 currant bushes: trans- 9F St. Denis, Patron Saint 0.1France. 6 15 5 19 plant them about the end lOS Battle of Camperdown, 1798. 6 16 17 0./ the month. Straw- 5 berry beds should be top- uS 20th Sunday after Trinity. 6 18 5 15 dressed with well-yotted 1nanure. 12M Robert Stephenson, engineer, died, 1859. 6 20 5 13 13Tu Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, philanthr0pist, died, 6 21 5 II TEWKESBURY. qW Battle of Hastings, 1066. [1845. 6 23 5 8 THR ancient borough and 15TH Prince Alfred of Edinburgh born, 1874 .. 6 25 5 6 'market·town of Tewkes- 16F Houses of Parliament burned, 1834. 62654 bury is situated in a fine I7S Austrians evacuated Lombardy, 1866. 6 28 5 2 pastoral valley at the junction of the Severn 18 S 21st Sunday after Trinity. 6 30 5 0 and the Upper Avon. In 19M Dean Swift died, 1745. 6 32 4 58 the town there are three 20Tu Battle of Navarino, 1827. 6 33 4 56 principal streets, which are regularly built and 2IW Battle of Trafalgar; death of Nelson, 1805. 6 35 4 54 well paved. A great 22TH Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 1685. 6 37' 4 52 Benedictine abbey once 23F Sir Michael Hicks-Beach born, 1837. 6 39 4 50 stood here, one of the 24S Michaelmas Law Sittings begin. 6 40 4 48 wealthiest foundations in England, but the only 25S 22nd Sunday after·Trinity. 642446 remains of it are the gate 26M 25. St. Crispin. 6 44 4 44 and part of the cloisters. The Abbey Church, con- 27Tu Capitulation of Metz, 1870. 646442 28W St. Simon and St. Jude. secrated in II2S, is a fine 647 440 specimen of Earlv Nor- 29TH Earl of Dundonald born, 1852. 6 49 4 38 man. Here is the vault 3oF George II., King of England, b. 1683. 6 51 4 36 of the Dukll of Clarence, 31 S All Hallows' Eve. 653434 murdered in the Tower. loth Month.] lliarp for

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WINDSOR CASTLE.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. :1 N I GARDENING. NEW l\IOON, 1St, 6.33 aft. I FULL MOON, 16th, 0.16 m. SU FIRST QUAR., 9th, 8.46 m. LAST QUAR., 23rd, 8.2~_m'!IR~~i=1 DOUBLE blossoming fra11lepeas may now be sown close under a I S 23rd Sunday after Trinity. : 6 55 4 321 .fence or wall. Sow carly Lisbon beans i1t a shel- 2 M I. All Saints' Day. 2. All Souls' Dar. 1 6 56 4 30 I: 3Tv Mikado of Japan born, 1852. 6 58 4 29 tered situation and a I liglzt soil. This is the 4 W Charles Churchill, poet, died, 1764. : 7 0 4 27\ best month flr pruning 5 TH Gunpowder Plot, 1?05·. i 7 2 4 25! or transplanti11g. Prune 6 F Duke of Orleans gmllotmed, 1793· I 7 4 4 23 II and 1tail fruit-trees 01t .!~ John Kyrle, •• the Man of Ross," d. 1724. II 7ua!ls. Plant lzyacinths !I~ ~ thefirst 7ueekif possible. 8 S 21th Sunday after Trinity. 117 7 4 20 I Plant tulips in the first

9 M Prince of Wales born, 1841. . 1 7 9 4 181 7uee!l. This is the best monthflr making altera- 10 Tv Oliver Goldsmith born, 1728'1 I 7 II 4 1711 II W Martinmas-Scotch Term. 17 12 4 IS: tions in the )lower garden, which has now quite 12 TH Charles Kemble, actor, died, 1854. 17 14 4 14 i: lost its beauty. 13 F William Etty, painter, died, 1849. ,'7 16 4 12 16 14 S G. W. Leibnitz died, 17 . 117 18 4 II WINDSOR CASTLE. ;SS 25th Sunday after Trinity. 7 19 0; FOR many centuries 16M1 John Bright born, I8Il. 1 21 4 8 Windsor Castle has been 7 the chief residence of the 17 Tv Suez Canal formally opened, 1869. 17 23 4 7 sovereigns of England. 18 W Sir William Siemens, electlician, d. 1883. 7 25 4 6 There was a stronghold 19 Til Ferdinand de Lesseps born, 1805. I 7 26 4 4 of some importance here 20 F Berlin decrees issued, 1806. I' 7 28 4 3 as early as the tim, of 0 the Heptarchy; the chief 21.S Empress Frederick of Germany b. 184 . '17 30 4 2 part of this still remains, ;;;IS 26th Sunday after Trinity-.------I-i3;0 and forms the great 231M 22. St. Cecilia. 17 33 4 0 circular mound on which 24 Tv John Knox,. Scot~ish Reformer, d. 1572. \ 7 34- 3 59 the Round Tower stands. The first complete Round 25 W Dr. John KItto died, 1854: I 7 36 3 58 26 TH Empress Dagmar of RUSSIa born, 1847. 17 38 3 57 Tower wa~ built by Henry III. about 1272; 27 F Earl of Selborne born, 1812. 117 39 3 56 the main bulk of the pre- ~ ~ Times first printed by steam, 18140 7 41 :l 55 sent Round Tower only dittes back to about 1344. 29 S 1st Sunday in Advent. 7 42 \ 3 541 The tall flag·turret was 301M St. Andrew's Day. 17 44 3 53 added by George IV. nth .3'Ionth.] ymiarp. fur :tlobtmber,' 189 Ie' [30 Days.

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ST. MICHAEL'SMOUNT,CORNWALL.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. I GARDENING. NEW MOON,1St, 1I.45m. FlILL MOON,15th, 0·53 a. SUN FIRST QUAR.,8th, 5.I::! aft. I LAST QUAR.,23rd, 5.39 m. , NEW MOON,31St, 3.20 m. RISES. SETS. LL winter crops of A veg-etablesshould be kept free from dead I Tu Princess of Wales born, 1844. 7 45 3 53 leaves. Decayedflowers 2 W Amelia Opie, authoress, died, 1853. 7 47 3 52 should be cut down. Dig- 3 TH Lord Chief Justice Coleridge born, 1821. 7 48 3 S2 the borders, taking-parti- 4 F Cardinal Richelieu died, 1642. 7 49 3 51 cular care not to injure 5 S Mozart, musical composer, died, 1792. 7 51 3 50 any bulbs. Proceed with pruning- and nailing- 6 S 2nd Sunday in Advent. 7 52 3 50 whenever an opportunity occurs. Inspect thefruit 7 M Mary, Queen of Scots, born, 1542. 7 53 3 50 8 Tu Edward Irving died, 1834. in the store-room at re- 7 54 3 49 g-ular and frequent in- 9 W J os. Bramah, machinist, died, 1814- 7 55 3 49 tervals, and remove 10 TH Sir Henry Ponsonby born, 1825. 7 57 3 49 whatever is fiund to be II F Richard Doyle died, 1883. 7 58 3 49 in a state of decay. Pro- 12 S Sir M. 1. BruneI died; 1849; born, 1769. 7 59 3 49 tect beds of tulips, hya- -- cinths, etc. 13 S 3rd Sunday in Advent. 80349 14 M Prince Albert died, 1861. 8 1349 IS Tu Izaak Walton died, 1683. ST. MICHAEL'S 8 I 3 49 MOUNT. 16 W George Whitefield, celeb. preacher, b. 1714. 8 2 3 49 THK most striking feature 17 TH Sir Humphry Davy, chemist, born, 1779. 8 3 3 49 in Mount's Bay, on the 18 F Slavery in U.S. abolished, 1862. 84349 Cornish Coast, is the 19 S J. M. W. Turner, artist, died, 1851. 85350 mount from which it takes its name. It is 20 S 4th Sunday in Advent. 85350 situated immediately op- 21 M St. Thomas's Day. 8 6 3 50 posite the town of Mara- 22 Tu 21. j~lichael1JlasLaw Sittings end. zion, and is within a short 8 6 3 51 distance of Penzance. 23 W Michael Drayton, poet, died, 1631. 8 7 3 51 The castle upon St. 24 TH Retreat of Sir John Moore began, 1808. 8 7 3 52 Michael's Mount was 25 F Cllristmas Day. 8 7 3 52 originally a priory of 26 S St. Stephen's Day. BANK HOLIDAY. 8 8 3 53 Benedictine monks, endowed by King Edward ;J S 1st Sunday after Christmas. St • .fohn. 8 8 3 54 the Confessor in the year 28 M Innocents'Day. Childermas. 88355 1044. The view from the 29 Tu Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone born, 1809. top of the tower is beau- 8 8 3 56 tiful and very extensive. 30 W Roger Ascham, famous scholar, died, 1568. 8 8 3 57 The island of the Mount 31 TH New Year's Eve. 8 9 358 contains about 20 acres. 12th Month.] iltarJ] for 1JBtttmbtr, 189 I. [31 Days.

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27 SUN 28 ~fon 29 Tu 30 vVed 31 Th PRINOIPAL FESTIVALS, ECLIPSES, RATES OF POSTAGE, &c. Principal Articles of the Letter Post. chargeable on a Book Packet of the . Calendar for the Year To and from all parts of the United same weight, viz., one halfpenny for Kinl{dOIIl,the prepaid rates are ,- every 2 oz., or fraction of 2 oz. 1891. Not exceeding I oZ...... Id. Post Office Savings Golden Number, II; Epact, 20 j Exceeding I oz., bllt not ex· Solar Cycle, 24; Dominical Letter, ceeding 2 oz. •••••••••••• I~L1. Banks. D; Roman Indiction. 4 I Julian Exceeding 2 oz., but not ex· No deposit of less than a shiJlin~ is Period. 6604. received, nor any pence, and not ceeding 4 oz. •••••••••.•. ~d. ]]lore than £30 in one year. No fur. Exceedmg 4 oz., but not ex· Fixed and Movable Fes· ceeding6 oz.••..•....•.. 2\d. ther depo"t is allowed when the Exceedmg 6 oz., but lIOtex· amount standing in depositor's name ti vals, Anniversaries, &c. exceeds £150, exclu3ive of interest. d Epiphany •• •• •• Jan. 6 E~g:~diifl{880~~.:b',;t'n~t'~~: 3 • Interest is allowed at the rate of 2}) per cent. (or sixpence in the ponnd) Septual{esima Sunday •." 25 ceeding" 10oz...... 3~d. Exceeding 10oz., but not ex· per annum-that is, at the rate C)f ~~hn\v:if~~~d~;-Sh:~ve S~~l.~~b. l~ c:eeding- 12 Oz •••••••••• ~r. 4d. 'Vh;~al~b~nn~rf;~i~~lun~.!'cr i~~~~~~t Quadragesima-Ist Sunday Exceedinl{ 12 oz., but not ex· in Lent •• •• •." 15 reach to £200, no further interest is • ceedmg 14 oz. ..•••..•.• 4~d. paid until the SUIllat the depositor's St. David .. Mar. I And 50 on at the rate of ~d. for every St. Patrick .• •• .." 17 credit is reduced below that amount. additional" oz. Deposits already made in other PalmSunday •.•••• n 22 Annunciation-Lady Day.. •• "'5 Post Cards. ie~~~n!~~~h~SP~:tJffic~~sig;,;~~~~~ ~~~~n~~Jay' .. '" ~~ accounts may be opened in the names Low Sunday .• :: Apr. 5 illl~~~~s~ctr~cil~~~r~~~ :va?l~~f:nr!r of wife and children. St. George •• .• .." 23 transmission between places in the At every Post-office in the United Rogation Sunday . . .. May 3 Umte,l Kingdom only. They are Kingdom, forms for lllaklll~ small sold at 10 for 5})d., or of finer qualit\" deposits are issued gratuitous'y, t:~;:;~~f~~hittI~~~~;u:~.::I~ 10 for 6d. They can also be had in Each torm has twelve division, ; III Birth of Queen Victoria ••" 24 smaller numbers or singLy, Reply each of which a penny postage stamp Trinity Sunday " •••• 24 Cards are 1,0Wsold. Forel~n Poslal can be placed; when the twelve are Corpus Christl.. .. .••• 28 Cards, Id., I~d., 2d. and 3d. filled in, it is received at any Post· Accession of Queen Victoria June 20 office Savings Blnk as a shilling. Any person can invest, at any Proclamation .. •• " H 21 Registration. Post-office Saving, Bank, small sums St. ] ohn Bapt.-Midsmr. Day.. 2~ By the prepayment of a fee of St. Michael-Mich. Day •. Sept. 29 ill Government Stock. Nat more Birth of Prince of \Vales •. Nov. 9 t~~ke~~~k~~Ym~~t~~ ~~~ift~f:d' ~~ than £100 can be invested in any First Sunday in Advent .• '. ~9 any place in the United Kingdolll. ~~~ r;::~to;:~~:t"~~~l~x~~~~ :Z3~~y St. Andrew.. .." 30 The Post Office will not in any way St. Thomas .• .• Dec. 21 undertake the safe conveyance of Money Orders for the Christmas Day •• •• 25 u1lregistered letters containmg valu- United Kingdom. able articles; or hold itself res pan· The Year 565" of the Jewish Era U~t~deki~~~~:l :;~h~~~~~t~si~~he commences on October 3, 1891. ~~:e of~~:~~l~";o~I~~;i~:~~~~il?I:~~~~d Ramadan (Munth of Abstinence For sums not exceeding £1, 2d. ; £1 to the alllount of £5. By an extra to £2, 3d.; £2 to £4, 4d.; £4 to observed by the Turks) commences payment of 2d., registered letters and on April 10, 189'. £7, 5d. ; £7 to £ro, 6a.-- packets can be insured again,t loss Money may now be sent by Tele· The Year 1309of the Mohammedan and damage to an amount not ex- Era commences on August 7, 1891. graph Money Orders at the following ceeding £10. rates:- For sums not exceeding- £1, 4d. ; Eclipses in 1891. Inland Book Post. £1 to £:1, 6d. ; £2 to £4, 8d.; £4 to Tn the year 189' there will be two The Book Post rate is one half- £7, IOd.: £7 to £ro, IS. ~ Eclipses of the Sun, and two' of the penny for every 2 oz. or fraction of In addition to the commission a Moon;- 2 oz. Every Book Packet must be charge is made- at the ordinary Ill· May 23-A Total Eclipse of the po,ted either without a Cover or in a bnd rate for the offic,al telegtam of Moon, partly visible as a Partial cover entirely open at the ends. No advice and its repetition, the mini· Eclipse at Greenwich. Book Packet lJIay exceed 5 los. in mum being 9d. June 6 -An Annular Eclipse of weight, or one foot six inches in the Sun, visible as a Partial Eclipse Postal Orders. length, nine inches in width, and These orders are for certain fixed at Greenwich. six mches in depth. Nov. I5--I6.-A Total Ec1ipseofthe sums from IS. np to £1. For those Moon, vbible at Greenwich. fer IS. and IS. 6d. the charge is })d. ; Dec. I.-A Partial Eclipse of the Inland Parcel Post. for 2S.,2S. 6d., 3s., 3s 6d" 45., 4S. 6d., Sun, invisible at Greenwich. At any Post-office in the United SCi., ~s. 6d., lOS., Ios.6d., it is 1(1. ; for Kingdom, Parcels are now received ISS. and 20S. it is I Yod. Broken for transmission at the following amounts can be marle lip by postage Quarterly Terms for charges: not exceeding I lb., 3d., stamps affixed to the face of an order. Leasel'l, &c. These notes must be ca.hed within E1lf![and a1ld [rela>.d.-Lady-day, ~1~~;~,1b~~r~h~r!e;~W;t:::~l:tl ,fo~~~~ three months. 25th March; Midsummer, 24th June; ceed 3lt. 6 in. : length and girth com· Michaelmas, 29th September; Chris,· bined 6ft. Money Orders payable mas, 25th December. Abroad. Scotta1ld.-Candlemas, 2nd Feb· Inland Pattprn and Money Orders, payable abroad, ruary; Whitsun Day, 15th May; are issued in the Uuited Kingdom Lalumas, 1St August; MartinII!aS, Sample Post. at the following rates ;- IIlh November. This post is absolutely restricted to On sums not exceeding bond fide trade patter1ls and sam· £~...... 6d. Bank Holidays. pies. 4 oz. are charged Id., 4 to 6 oz. Above £2, and not ex· England and Ireland. - Easter I~(I., 6 to 8 oz., 2d. Monday, the Monday III \Vhitsun Ab~~~iJlt5and •not e~: 15. ad. ~C;;:';ry-~f~;h ~a";doal D~~en~~~ul~: Postage on Inland ceeding- £7 .. •• IS. 6d. Above £7, and not ex- Twentv-seventh, sh0uld the f wenty' Registered Newspapers. ceeding- £10.. •• 2S. ad. •ix,h be a Sunday). PrepaidRate.-On each RegIstered Scotla1ld.-NewYear'sDay Christ- Newspaper, whether po.ted singly Post ()ffice TelegrllmS. mas Day (if either of the ahove days or m a packet, the postal{e when pre- The charge for telegrams through- fall on a Sunday, the foil ,wing Mon· paid is one halfpenny; but a packet out the United Kingdom is 6d, <'av shall be a Bank Holiday) ; Good I containing two or lJIore Registered for the first 12 words and y,,\, for Friday. first Monday ill May, first Newspapers is not chargeable with a every addHonal word. Addresses Monday in August. hil{her rate of postage than would be are clurged for. , GENERAL POSTAL UNION. The Rates of Postage for Correspondence posted in the United Kingdom addressed to the undermentioned countries are as follows :- CLASS A.-Letter, per~ oz., 2~d.; Post Card, Id.; Newspaper, per 20Z., ~d.; Printed Papers, each 2 oz., ~d Austria-Hungary. Denmark and Icel'd'/ Italy. Newfoundland. Servia. Azores. Egypt. Luxemburg. Norway. Spain. Belgium. France. Madeira. Persia, vii Russia. Sweden. Bulgaria. Germany. Malta. Portugal. Switzerland. Canada. Gibraltar. Marquesas Islands. Roumania. Tahiti. §~~~~~.Islands. ~reli~;iand. ~~::;:rl~~d~:~~~i~a;re.et.Miqnelon Z~iteetStates. CLASS B.-Letter, per~ oz., 4d.; Post Card, I~d.; Newspaper, per 4 oz., Id.; Printed Papers, each 2 oz., rd. For those countries printed m italics, VI<1 Brindisi-Letter, per y, oz., 5d.; Post Card, 2d.; Newspaper, per· 4 oz.• IY,d. ; Printed Papers, each 2 oz., IY,d. Antigua. Columbia,R~pub. of. Grenadines. Mexico. Salvador. Argtntine Republic. Congo. Guatemala. Montserrat. Seychelles. Bahamas. Costa Rica. Hawaiian Islands. Netherlands Colonies. Siam. Barbados. Damsh Colonies. Hayti. Nevis. Sierra Leone. Bermuda. Dominica. Honduras. Nicaragua. Spanish Colonies. Bolivia. Dominican Republic. liong- Kong-. Paraguay. Straits Settlements. Brazil. Ecuador. b,d,".. Patagoma. Tobago. Brztish Borneo. Falkland Islands. Jamaica. Persia. Tortola. Trinidad. ~~t~t~~~~~I~d~~as. t~~bra.Colouies. l~t::~l;,. ~~~~~guese Colonies. Turk's Islands. Cameroons. German Colonies. Lagos. St. Kitts. Uruguay. Ceylon. Gold Coast. Liberia. St. Lucia. Venezuela. Cluli. Grenada. Mauritius. St. Vincent. COMMERCIAL PAPERS.-Same as for Printed Papers, except that the lowest charge lor each packet is 2~d. mall cases. I' ATTERNS.-Same as Printed Papers, except that as regards those countries where the postage is a halfpenny per 2 oz., the .10\\est charge is Id.

THE TIME OF ALL NATIONS. 12 NOON AT LONDO.'! 15- r2.12 P.M. at Algiers. 8.31A.M. at Cayenne. 2.30 P.M. at Moscow. 1.48 P.M. at Smyrna. 12.20P.M." Amsterdam. 12,43P.M, ,. Christiana. 8.20 P.M." Ndgasaki. 1.12 P.M.•• Stockholm. 1.35 P.M." Athens. 1.55 P.M." Con'lantnple 7.4A.M.•• New York. 2.1 P.M.•• St Peters· 12.54P.M.•• Berl,n. II.35 A.M" Dublin. 12.10P.M." Paris. butg-. 7.15A.M." Boston. II.48 AM." Edinburgh. 7.46 P.M.•• Pekin. 10.6 P.M.•• Sydney. 12.19 P.M. ,. Brussel." 9.18 P.~l.•• jeddo. 9.7 A.M." Rio j "neiro. 2.3 A.M.•• Tahiti. 5.54 P.M." Calcutta. 12.50 P.M." Leipzig. 12.50 P.M." Ronle. II.58A.M "Valencia. 1.15 P.M." Carto~~~OOd II.24 A.ll. ,. Lisbon. 3.52A.ll .•• San F ran· 1.5 P.M. ,t Vient a. 5.21 P.~I." Madres. cisco. 1.24 P.M. " \\'arsaw. 7.32A.M." Cape Horn. 11.46A.~I." Madrid. 8.0 P.lI!." Shal ghai. 6.51A.M.•• 'Vasllillg-ton. FOREIGN MONEYS AND THEIR EQUIVALENTS. Chang-es constantly OCCUYthroug-lt Fluctuatio,IS if Exchang-e.

X~~:ar:~,. Canada :e'i~~~~;.. Holland, Denmark, I N. Zea- India (and U. States, Italy, SWlt- Germany. Austria. Dut h East S,'veden, po.tu~al, Russia. land, S. Ceylon?) Mexico. zer1a~d, Indies. Norwav, Madelra. Africa. 1J~~~~~. Icelalld. ------s. d. Y. a. dols. c fr.c." m.pf. fl. kr. fl.c. k. o. 1n. Y. Y. k. I ° 0.10 0.24 I.2~ 1.00 0.38 0.61 ('·9I 0.23° I 6 0.15 0·3" I.S3 1·5° 0.56 0.92 1.36 0·345 \i~ 2 0 1.°4 0.48 2·5) ~.oo 1.15 1.22 I.~I 0.460 2 6 1.08 0.60 3.13 2·5° 1·34 1·53 2.27 0·575 BE d 3 0 1.13 0.72 3·75 3.00 J.55 1.83 2.72 0·00 §~.~ 3 6 2.02 0.84 4·3J 3.50 2.11 2·14 .18 0.8e5 4 0 2'°7 0.96 5·00 4·00 2·3~ 2·44 3.63 0.920 Z"~.~ 4 6 2.12 1.08 5.63 4·5° 2.4Q 2·74 4.08 1.0·5 ",u" 5 0 3.01 1.',,0 6.25 5·00 3·c8 3·°4 4·54 I.I~O ::.~S 6.88 1.2'5 ~t:~ 5 6 3.06 1.32 5·50 3.26 3·35 4·99 U::J~ tJ 0 3.II 1·44 7.50 6.00 3·45 3·(,5 5·45 1.:;80 7 6 4·09 1.80 9.38 7·5° 4.41 4.56 6.81 1.725 ~i] 8 0 4·14 1.92 10.00 8.00 5.00 4.87 7.26 1.840 "" >, 0 5·08 2.16 11.25 9·0~ 538 5.48 8.17 2.07) 8 ~~ ,6 0 6.02 2·4° 12·5° 10.00 6.15 6.08 9.08 2·3°0 10 6 6.07 2.52 13·13 10·5° 6·34 6.33 9·53 2.415 i.s~ 12 0 7·0$ 2.m 15·00 12.00 7·3° 7·,0 JO·~9 2'7cO ~.B~ 12 6 7·10 3.00 15.63 12·5° 7·49 7.60 11·34 2.S75 14 0 8.0} 3.36 17·5° 14·(0 8.45 8.52 I2·7I 3.200 gtog 13.61 15° 9·02 3.60 18·7, 15·00 9.23 9·'2 3·4,2 ~~'" 16 0 9·12 3·!4 <0.0) 16.00 10.00 9·i3 J4·52 3.660 "O.~ 17 6 10,11 4.20 2,.83 17·5° 10.56 10.65 14.93 4·(05 '" ~ ,8 0 11.00 4.32 22·5° 18.00 11.15 10·95 16·3 4·120 .~~~ 20 0 12'°3 4.80 25·00 20.00 12.30 12.I6 18.1 4.57° 18.6 4.800 2I° 12.13 5.04 ~6·::-5 21.00 13.08 12·77 "",&" 112 6 I}.12 5·40 2RI3 22.50 14.04 13·0 20·4 5·145 2w·3 24 0 14·10 5.76 3°·(0 24·00 15.00 14.60 21·7 5.520 f-' • Itl Italy lire alld centesimi, ana in Sjain pesetas and centesimos, but jractically

Years. Value. Years. Value. I Years. Value.

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Example.- The present value of the lease of an estate with a clear rental of /; 300 per annum. aud having 24 years to run. b three times £1.525. or £4.575.

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Peers of the Blood Royal.... ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• 6 England and Tf"ales. llfe",bers. Archbishops .•••• .....••••• ..... ••••••••••..•.• 2 53 Counties in 25, Divisions ...... ••• 251} Dukes.. ••••• •••••.•••. •••• ••••• ••••• ••.•.•..•• <2 143Cities. Boroughs. &c.•in 215Divisions 237 495 Marquises •.••••••••••••••.••••••••.•••••••.••• 21' 3 Universities •••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Earls ....••••••.••.•••••••••••.•••.•....••..•.... II9 Vi,counts •••• ••••• ••••• .•••• ••••• ••••.••...•.••. 28 Scotland. Bishops ••••• •••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••.••••••••..•• 24 34 Counties in ,9 Divisiocs •• ••••• ••••• 39} Barons ..•....••.••...•.•••.••••.••••••••••...... 289 Scotch Representative Peers...... •. •.. 16 2 Irish do. •.••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• •••••••••• 27 Ii B~~!~~tf~~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::~;7 Total* ••• ··554 Ireta",t. •• Of whom 12 are Minors. and 2 Representative ~ 8hi:st~e~c:'ii~;~~g.h;·::: ::::::::: :::: ~~2} 103 Peers for Ireland and I for Scotland are el umeratpd I University ••••••••••••••••••••••••• also as of the United Kingdom. making tht: actual number of the House of Lords 539. Total ••••• 670

PARLIAMENTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.

Assembled. Dissolved. Duration. Assembled. DiS6ol.ved. Duration.

GEORGE III. Yrs. m. d. VICTORIA. Yrs. m. d. I Sept. 27. 1796* June 29. 1802 5 9 2 13 Nov. IS. 1837 tune 23. ]84' 3 7 8 2 Oct. 29. 1802 Oct. 25. 1806 3II26 14 Aug. 19. ]841 ulv 23. 1847 5II 4 3 Dec. IS. 1806 AprH 29. 18,7 0 414 IS Nov. 18. 1847 uly I. ]852 4 713 4 June 22. 1807 Sept. 29. 18]2 5~ 7 16 Nov. 4. ]852 lar. 21, 1857 4 417 5 Nov. 24, 1812 ~une 10, 1818 5 6 ]6 ]7 April 30, 1857 April 23. ]859 I II 2~ 6 Jan. 14. 1819 -eb. 29. ]820 I I IS 18 May 31, 1859 ~uly 6, 1865 6 I 6 19 Feb. I, ]866 oV. II, 1868 2 91O Gl-ORGE IV. 20 Dec. 10, 1868 ~n. 26, ]874 5 116 7 April 21. ]820 )une 2. 1826 6 110 21 Mar. 5. ]874 ar. 25, 1880 6 020 8 Nov. 14. 1826 uly 24. 1830 3 810 22 Apr,l 29. 1880 Nov. II;, 1885 5 62() 23 Jail. 12. 1886 June 26, 1886 0 5 14 WILLIAlII IV. 9 Oct. 26. 1830 April 22, 1831 0 527 10 ~une 14. 183] Dec. 3, 18i2 I 5 19 24 Aug. 5. 1886 The present Parliament. II an. 29. 1833 Dec. 30. 1834 I II I ElectedJuly, 1886. 12 eb. 19. 1835 July 17. 1837 2 428

* Parliament first met after the Union with Ireland. January 22.1801.

TABLE OF PRECEDENO~

The Sovereign. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lanca,t£'r. The Prince cf Wales. Vi;ca~~s~t~~~~~~i~Jint~:~~~e&~~f:~·ts. Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bishops of London. Durham, and Bench. l~~J2~~~~lth~US!::r~i~n~ Winchester. Master of the Rolls. The Archbishop of Canterbury. All other En&"lishBishops. according Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. The Lord High Chancellor. to their selllority of Consecration. The Lords Justices of Appeal. The Archhbhop of York. Barons, accordir'g to their Patt"'Jlts. Vice-Chancellors. accordil g to se· The Lord Presider.t of the Privy 5peaker of the House nf Commons. niority. Cnuncil. Treasurer of H.M.'s Household. Judges and Barc"s. according to The Lord Privy Seal. Comptroller nf H. M.·s Househdd. The Lord Great Chamberlain. Ma'ter of the Horse. Baronets of ~~~\~~:r.'Scotland. Ire- The Earl \1arsha'. Vice-Chamberlain of H.M.'s House- land, and United Kil gdom. accord- Lord Steward of H.M.'s Household. hold. ing to Date of I'atents. The Lnrd Chamberlain. Kni&"htsof the Garter. Knights of the Thistle, &c. Dukes. accordinli' to their Patents. Pnvy Councillols. COlllpanions ~f the Bath, &c. Marquises,accordmg to their Patents. Chancellor of the Exchequer. Gentlemen entitled to bear arms. INTEREST TABLES. (a) Interest on £100 for any number of Days from U to 10 per cent:

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Amt. 2Yz % ') Al1't I 3 % ' : Amt. 5 % of - of I of Capital DJ.Y'lweekl1\lonthl'_ Year'/lcaPitali DJ.Y'lweekl1\lonth/' Year.i Capital Day. 'weekl1\lonth Year. £ s. d. s. d. s. d.;£ s. d. £ IS' d.~s. d.1s. d.;£ s. d. £ s. d. s. d. s. d. £ s. d. 1 0 0 0 0 0 O}0 0 6, 1 0 0i o 0 10 o:!-0 0 7 1 0 0 0 0 10 I 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 2 0 0:0 oi,o I 10 I 2f 2 0 0 0 010 2 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 o~0 I!/O I 6' 3 ,0 0 10 ol:o dOl 9:l- 3 0 0 0 o:!o 3 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 ot 0 2 0 2 0' 4 0 0 0 0fo 210 2 "t 4 0 0 0 o£0 4 0 4 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 o! 0 2:l- 0 2 6; 5 0 0 10 0i'o 310 3 0 5 0 0 0 I 0 5 0 5 0 1 6 0 0 0 o! 0 3 10 3 0, 6 0 0 0 0. 0 3!'O 3 7 6 0 0 0 Ii 0 6 '0 6 0 7 0 0 0 0: o~ 3:!-103 61 7 0 0 0 ~0£110410 4 2} 7 0 0 0 I~ 0 7 10 7~ 0 8 0 0 0 oi 0 4 ,0 4 0' 8 0 0 ,0 I 0 4tl0 4 9:! 8 0 ot 0 If 0 8 '10 8 0 9 0 0 0 I 0 4:!-;0 4 6, 9 0 0 10 1:0 510 5 41 9 0 0110 2 0 9 0 9 0 _10_~,~0-..S..i~; JO_0~()_:.!:~0_6_0 _~_O._ ~li~o~ ~o_o 1t 15 0 0 10 1:!10 7 0 7 61151 0 o! 0 2;0 9 0 9 0 15 0 010 31 I 3 0 IS 0 20 0 0' 0 2t 0 10-1010 0 20 0 010 2~'I 0 0 12 0 20 0 o!:o 4.\-118 I 0 0 25 0 Of0 2J I o:!-o 12 6i 25 0 010 3f:I 3 0 15 0 25 0 o~lo 542 I I 5 0 30 0 olo 3l I 3 0 IS 0 30 0 o! 0 4 II 6 0 18 0: 30 0 o'i 0 6£ 2 6 I 10 0 40 0 o:!0 4:!I 8 I 0 0: 40 0 olo 5:!-2 0 ,I 4 0 40 0 11'0 9 13 4 2 0 0 50 0 ot 0 512 0 I 5 0 50 0 o~ 0 6t 2 6 I 10 0 I 50 0 Iilo II!14 2 2 10 0

1 60 0 o£0 6~2 6 I 10'0 60 0 I 0 8l:3 0 I 16 01 60 0 1.11 I~ 5 0 3 0 0 70 0 I 0 8 2 II I 15 0\ 70 0 do 9!,3 6 2 2 0 I 70 0 2111 4 1510 3 10 0 80 0 I~ 0 9 3 4 2 0 0 80 0 I.\-0 II \4 0 2 8 0I 80 0 2t I 61\6 8 4 0 0 90 0 110 1013 9 2 5 o! 90 0 I! I ol,4 6 2 14 0I 90 0 2. I 8tl7 6 4 10 0 100 0 I! 0 II!,4 2 2 10 0' 100 0 11I Ii!5 0 3 0 0 100 ,0 31,1 II 8 4 5 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

MEASURES OF TIME. MEASURES OF LENGTH. In. Ft. Yds. Fls. Ch. Fs. 60 Seconds =1 Minute. A Palm 3 60 Minutes ••...•...... =1 Hour. A Hand...... 4 Foot ....••...... 12 I :igfit:::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~:~~; Month. Yard 36 3 28, 29, 30, or 31 days =1 Calendar Month. Rod, pole or} 198 161 5-i 12 Calendar Months =1 Year. perch •...•. 365 Days =1 Common Year. Chain 792 66 22 4 I 366 Days =1 Leap Year. Furlong ...... •... 7,920 660 220 40 10 Mile 63,360 5,280 1,760 320 80 MEASURES OF WEIGHT.-AVOIRDUPOIS. 27l Grains = I Drachm = 27l} PARTICULAR MEASURES OF LENGTH. 16 Drachms = 1 Ounce = 437! Grains. 12 lines I inch. A cable's length, 240 16 Ounces = I Pound =7,000 2l inches I nail. yards. 8 Pounds = I Stone of Butcher's Meat. 3 inches I palm. A degree, 69f miles = 14 Pounds = I Ordinary Stone. A cubit, 18 inches.' 60 nautical knots or 28 Pounds = I Quarter (qr.). A pace, milit., 2 ft. 6 in. geographical miles. 4 Quarters = I Hundredweight (cwt.). A pace, geomet., 5 ft. A league, 3 miles. 20 Cwt. = I Ton. A fathom, 6 feet. . This weight is used in almost all commercial transactions and common dealings. SQUARE OR SURFACE MEASURE. In. Ft. Yds. Pis. Ch. R. LIQUID MEASURE. Gals. Qts. Pts. Square foot ... 144 I Four Gills one Pint I Square yard... 1,296 9 Two pints 1 Quart ...... •...... 2 Rud, pole,} 39 204 272l 30! Four quarts I Gallon 4 8 or perch ' Firkin or Quarter Barrel...... 9 36 72 Square chain 627,264 4,356 484 16 I Kilderkin, or Half Barrel...... 18 72 144 Rood l,568,160 10,890 1,210 40 2i I Barrel .. 36 144 288 Acre 6,272,640 43,560 4,840 160 10 4 Hogshead of Ale (I! barrels)... 54 216 432 Puncheon 72 288 576 A square mile contains 640 acres, = 2,560 roods, Butt of Ale (3 barrels) 108 432 864 6,400 chains, = 102,400 rods, poles, or perches, = 3,097,600 square yards. NEW APOTHECARIES' WEIGHT.

Ounce = 437! grs. FLUID MEASURE. Marked. Pound, 16 oz =7,000 60 Minims 1l1. =1 Fluid Drachm f 3 Same as Avoirdupois. 8 Drachms =1 Ounce f:3 DRY OR CORN MEASURE. 20 Ounces ...... •...... =1 Pint 0 ~8~~~~s::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~:~L~n. 8 Pints =1 Gallon gal. 4 Pecks = I Bushel. TROY WEIGHT. 3 Bushels (four of corn) = I Sack. 31 Grains =1 Carat. 12 Sacks = I Chaldron. 24 Grains =1 Pennyweight. 8 Bushels, or two Sacks = I Quartt:r. 20 Pennyweights =1 Ounce 480 grs. 5 Quarters = I Load. 12 Ounces =1 Pound 5,760 "

TABLE OF EXPENSES, INCOME, OR WAGES.

Pro Yr. Per Month. Per Week. Per Day. Per Month. Per Week. Per Day. ---- £ £ s. d. £ s. d. s. d. I £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. I 0 I 8 0 0 0 IP';'20 0 8 0 I IJc( 4Y. oU I 13 4 7 2 0 3 4 0 0 9}.l 0 IJc( 30 210 0 011 6 0 I 7U 3 0 5 0 0 I It.( 0 2 40 3 6 8 015 4 0 2 2}.( 4 0 6 8 0 I 6Y. 0 2U 50 4 3 4 o 19 2 0 2 5 0 8 4 0 I II 0 3}.( 60 5 0 0 I 3 o}.( 0 3 ~Y. 6 010 0 0 2 3Y. 0 4 70 516 8 I 61O}.l 0 310 7 011 8 0 2 83~ 0 4Y. 80 6 13 4 I 10 8}.l 0 4 4t.( 8 013 4 0 ot.( 0 5}.( 90 7 10 0 \ 114 6}( 0 4 u}.( 9 015 0 0 3" 5Y. 0 6 100 8 6 8 I 18 4Y> 0 5 5t.( 10 o 16 8 0 3 10 0 6Y. 200 1613 4 316 9 011 0 II o 18 4 0 4 2U 0 7}.( 300 25 0 0 5 IS I 016 5 12 I 0 0 0 4 7}.( 0 8 400 31 6 8 7 13 5 I III Ii II 8 a 4 rrt.( a 8Y. 500 41 13 4 911 9 I 7 5 14 I 3 4 a 5 o 9}.( 600 50 0 a II 10 2 I 12 II IS I 5 a a 5 9·4~" o 9t.( 700 58 6 8 13 8 6 I P; 4 16 I 6 8 0 t> IY. o IO~ 800 66 13 4 15 610 2 3 10 I 8 17 4 0 6 67{ a Il}.( 900 75 0 a 17 5 2 2 Q 4 18 I 10 0 0 6 lOt.( o nt.( 1000 83 6 8 19 3 7 214 10 19 I II 8 a 7 3Y. I oy' The Months in the above Table are calculated at only Twelve Months to the Year. If the Yearly Wages be Guineas instead of Pounds, for each Guinea add one Penny to each Month, or one Farthing to each week. Thus, Six Pounds per Year are Ten Shillings per Month; but if the Wages be Six Guineas, add one Penny for each Guinea, W:r\~i~g~i;J'~~~h"V~~k:\h~I~~~;~s ~ill1,~nT~~I~h11~i;:~a~dx~i~~;eg~; p~~'~~ek~n like manner, by adding Six THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN. HER MAJESTY ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA of the July 1,1862, to Prince Louis of Hesse Darmstadt; died United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, and of the Colonies and Dependencies thereof, Empress Dexif~~dI8t8;nest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh, born of India, Defender of the Faith (only child of Edward, Aug. 6, 1844; married to the Grand Duchess Marie Duke of Kent, who died Jan. 23, 1820), born May 24. Alexalldrovna of Russia, Jan. 03, 1874,and has ISSue. 1819; proclaImed June 21. 1837; crowned June 28, I83s; Helena Augusta Victona, born May 25, 1846; married married Feb. 10, 1840, to her cousin, the late PIince to Prince Christian of Augustenberg, July 5, 1866,and Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. has issue. Children :-Victoria Adelaide Maria Louisa, born Louise Carolina Alberta, born March 18,1848; married Nov. 21, 1840; married Jan. 25, 1858,to Prince Flederick to the Marquis of Lome, March 21, 1871. William of Germany, who was crowned Emperor, March, Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of Connaught, 1888,and died June 15th, 1888. ~f~g;'1e~haI~f~1~s~ia':'~~;~h It~. I~~~. Princess Louise B:r~e~e~1r:;~~J{~fCDuotli~ alL'~rJDol'rkili~fI~~st,h~ld Leopold George Duncan Albert, Duke of Albany, born Prince of Coburg and Gotha), born Nov. 9, 1841; married April 7, 1853; married to Princess Helena of Waldeck, to Princess Alexandra of Denmark, March 10, 1863. April 27, 1882; died March 28, 1884. Their children, Albert Victor Christian Edward (Duke Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore, born April 14, 1857; of Clarence), born Jan. 8,1864; and George Frederick married to Prince Henry of Battenberg-, July 23, 1885. Ernest Albert, born 1une 3, 1865; Louise Victoria Alex- Cousins 0./ the Queen :-Georg-e \Villiam. Duke of Cambridge, K.G.• born March06, I8I9.-Prillcess Augusta r~~h~g~~~fF~f:7f~~;~i;;A~~~~nd~~lbl~1.~~rij~?;~:Caroline of Cambridge, born July 19, 1822; married 1868; Maude Charlotte Mary, born Nov. 26, 1869; Alex- June 28, 1843,to Frederick, Grand Dukeof Mecklenburg ander Albert, born Apnl6, 1871; died Apdl 7,1871. Strelitz.-Princess Mary Adelaide, born Nov. 27,1833; Alice Maude Mary, !Jorn April 26, 1843; married married to Prince Teck, June, 1866.

THE MINISTRY, OFFICERS OF STATE, PUBLIC OFFICERS, &C. THE CABINET. INLAND REVENUE OFFICE. Premier and Secretary 0./ State ./01' Foreig-'t A.ffairs- Chairman-Sir Algernon West, K.C.B. Rt. Hon. Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. Deputy-Earl of Iddesleigh, c.B. First Lord 0./ the Treasury-Rt. Hon. William H. 'Joint Secs.-W. H. Cousins, Esq., C.B.; Robert Micks, Smith. Esq. Lord Chancetlor-Rt. Hon. Lord Halsbury. CROWN LAW OFFICERS. Lord Chancellor if Jrelm,a-Rt. Hon. Lord Ashbourne. Lord Pres,dent 0./ the Council-Rt. Hon. Viscount Attorney-General-Sir Richard E. Webster. Cranbrook, G.C.S.I. Solicitor· General-Sir Edward Clarke. Lord Privy Seal-Rt. Hon. Earl Cadogan. S s {HOme Department-Rt. Hon. Henry Matthews. ~f' Colonial-Rt. Hon. Lord Knutsford, G.C.M.G • POST OFFICE. POJtmaster-Gener"I-Rt. Hon. Henry Cecil Raikes. •\tate ;~~;~~t.ru~~.~t~~n~~~o~~:'G.C.B. Secretary-Sir S. A Blackwood, K.C.B. Chancellor 0./ the Excluquer-Rt. Hon. George Joachim Financial Secretary-A. Tumor, Esq., C.B. Goschen. ForJt Lord of the Admiralty-Rt. Hon. Lord George Hamilton. BANK OF ENGLAND. Pruidmt of the Board if Trade-Rt. Hon. Sir M. E. Governor-W. Lidderdale, Esq,. Hicks-Beach, Bt. Deputy-D. Powell, Esq. Chanceaor 0/ the Duchy of Lancaster-Rt. Hen. Duke Secretary-H. Chubb, Esq. of Kutland. C~1th~:J.cif;fro~~. Ld. Lieut. oj' Jreland-Rt. Hon. BOARD OF TRADE. President of the Local Government Board-Rt. Hon. Charles T. Ritchie. Presidmt.-Rt. Han. Sir M. G. Hicks-Beach, Bt. President, Board if Ag-riculture-Rt. Hon. Henry ParI. SeC.-Lord Balfour of Burle:gh. Chaplin. Perm. Sec.-H. G. Calcraft, Esq., CoB.

HER MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD. SCOTLAND. Secretary for Scotland a"d Keeper of the Great S,al- K~~ ((e~~:sC~~Yl'~~~~:nb~:Z~~~~Secretary-Rt. Marquis of Lothian, K.T. Deputy Keeper if the Great Seal-John Bell, Esq. LORD STEWARD'S DEPARTMENT. Lord High Constable-Earl of Erroll. Ld.Steward of the Household-Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe. Lord Privy Seal-Marquis of Lothian. Treasurer-Earl of Radnor. A/aster of the Household-Duke of Argyll. K. T. Comptroller-Rt. Hon. Lord Arthur Hill. Lord High Commissioner-Marquis of Tweeddale. Lord 'Justice General-Rt. Hon. John InglIs. 1!:::'::'~:{.;!ifllo':.s:eia:z~--t~ i1~r~a1;I~°Es~~' K.C.B. Lord Justice Clerk-Rt. Hon. J. H. A. Macdonald. Hereditary Grand Almoner-Marquis of Exeter. Lord Aavocate-Rt. Hon. J. P. B. Robertson. High Almomr-Bishop of Ely. Sol.citor-General-M. T. S. Darling, Esq. Lord Clerk Reg-ister-Duke of Montrose. Commander 0./ the Forces-Major-Gen. L. Annesley. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S DEPARTMENT. Lord Chamberlain-Earl of Lathom. Vice-Chamoerla",-Rt. Hon. Viscount Lewisham. IRELAND. iJ,Iistressif the Rooes-Duchess of Buccleuch. Lord Lieutena"t-Earl of Zetland. Ch'if Secretrrry and Keeper of Great Seal-Rt. Han. MASTER OF THE HORSE'S DEPARTMENT. Arthur J. Balfour. Master if the Horse-Duke of Portland. C,.ow" Equerry and .se.:-retary.-Co1.Sir G. A. Maude ~;::;~~;~:~i?{v.~~:.''R~~i,dfB''Y'K.C.B. K.C.B. Pnvate Secretary-John Mulhall, Esq. Master if the Buckhounds-Earl of Coventry. State Steward-Lord Langford. g:~t;rl;;;~~d~I.AG.C~~lg~;,c;e. PRINCE OF WALES'S HOUSEHOLD. Loyd Chancellor-Rr. Hon. Lord Ashbourne. Croom if the Stole-Duke of Abercorn. . Attorney.Gmeral-Rt. Hon. D. H. Madden. Comptroller and Treasurer-Lieut.-Gen. Sir D. M. Solicitor·Gmerat- J. Atkinson, Esq. Commander o/'the Forces-Gen. H.S. M. Prince Edward p';~~t?e~;;;;;-§jir Francis KnoUys, C.B., K.C.M.G. of Saxe-Weimar, K.C.B. BIllS OF EXCHANCE. LAW SITTINGS, 1891. Form of an Inland Bill. " Begin. End. Hilary Sittings •• Jan. 12. Mch.25· LONDON, 27th Oct., 1890. Easter.. •. •. Apr. 7. May IS. £3325s.2d. Trinity •• ' •. May 26. Aug. 12. (Stamp.) Three months after date [or" at sight" or Michaelmas •• •• Vet. 24. Dec. 21. ~,~no~d~a[~~':.~~ ';,{;::::: ~?~rd~t;~rf~:~~ ~~KJ~ed:;d thirty-two pounds five shl1lmgs and twopence sterhn&", value received. REGISTERS OF BIRTHS, MARRIACES, ANDREW JOHNSON. AND DEATHS. To Messrs. WILKif;~~e~';~" } These are now kept at Somerset House, and may be searched on payment of the fee of one shilling. If a \ Forms of Foreign Btlls. certified copy of any entry be required, the charge for that is half a crown. The registers contain an e"try of No.- £346SS.&I. NICE, 16th Oct., 189). births, deaths, and marriages since 1st July, 1837. At ninet! days' date P:z this First of Exchange ~~fl~~n~;J F~~~~~o~~tfh~e~ tOh~~~r~dd'::"nt f~~;::l~ DIVIDENDS pounds five shillings and eightpence, value received. are payable at the Bank of England at the following JONES & BETTANY. dates:- To Messrs. CAIRNS & SMITH. } Payable III London. London. 27{ ;~~c~~nt. Consols.. •~ir~~~"ts,y~~le6 1st of Exchange. New 3Yo per cent. (1894) ..•• •• Bank "tock •. •• .. •. Apr. 6 & Oct. 6 PARIS, 16th II'ovember, 1890. £1,245. Exc~~~~~~t.B(~~~:, for c.~mmu.t~d 2~} Mar. I & Sept. I Three months after date of this our First of Ex- 2Yopercent ..... Jan.6,Apr.6,July6,Oct.6 change (Second and Third of same tenor and date not ked Sea and India Telegraph .. Feb. 5 & Aug. 5 f;~~~af,~ t~/~~~~;e~ro~~,~ af~rt~~l~~r ~oeu~~~ o~~~~ India Debentures.. •.•. Feb. 16& Aug. 16 27{per cent... Jan. 6, Apr. 6,July6, Oct. 6 received. EII'FEL & SON. India 3Yo per cent. .. Messrs. SHAW & COLDMAN. Metropolitan 3Yo per cent.

~~;;0~!,'li~1~e~'~e~~~~~t:' F~b. 1:~lay t:' Aug:~, N~~. I FORMS OF RECEIPTS. New Zealand 4 l-er cent. .. .. May I & Nov. I Liverpool3Yo per cent... Jan. I, Apr. J,JUlYl, Oct. I , LONDON, II.tlt Octobe,", 189" Blrllliugham 3Yo per cent. •• •. Jan. I & July I ~ottingham 3 per cent. •. •. May I & Nov. I ft;~.;fv:e~t from Mr. George Chubb, Bristol, the sum of Twenty-seven pounds four shillings and twopence, Any holder of stock in the public funds, residing within in payment ot account rendered (or of annexed aCcoulll). the United Kingdom, may have the dividend warrants for- SAMUEL EDWARDS. warded by post, upon makin{ appLcation to that effect to the Cluet Accountant of the Bank of Eng-land. BEDFORD. 14/11.IITovember, 1890. Received from :llr. \ViIliam K. WllkIllS the sum of Forty-nine pounds two shilhngs, in payment of account to thIS date. ': RATES OF BROKERAGE. £49 2S. od. JOHN llOUIWOOD. There is no scale fixed or recogmsed by the Committee of the Stock Exchange, but the followi'lg-are the charges usually made fur commission by stockbrokers:- '" DAYS' '-OF GRACE, &O.·r s. d, Btitish and foreign funds •••....•... per £100 s'ock 2 6 Bills of Exchange or Promissory Notes payable at Exchequer bills •••.....•...... " I 0 any time after date have three Days of Grace allowed: Colonial Government and railway bonds. per cent. 5 0 thus, a bill dated I Jan. at two months' date is not due bhare; under £5 •...... •...... •. per share I 0 tIll March 4; but by a recent Act no Days of Grace are .£5 to'£1O ...... •...•• I 6 allowed on Bills drawn at sight or on demand; such '£10 to £25 ••.... ••.....• •• 2 0 must, thercfole, be paid on presentation. Bills of Ex- £25 to .£50 •...... •• 5 0 change falling due on Good Fndayand Christmas Day ,. £50 ana above ..•...•...•. per cent. 10 0 are payable on the jJl'evUJus d.y; those due on the In cases in which stock is uhder £50, the cOInmiss;on other holIdays beiug payable on the follOwing day. charged is )4: per cent.

TIME AT WHICH MONEY DOUBLES AT INTEREST. Rate per Simple Compound Rate per Simple ComjJozmd cent. Interest. Interest. cent. Interest. Interest. 10 ••• 10 years. 7 years 100 days. 4~ ..• 22 years 81 days. IS years 273 days. 9 ... II years 40 days, 8 years 16 days. 4 ,.. 25 years. 17 years 246 days. 8 ••• J2~ years. 9 years 2 days. 3~ ... 28 years 208 days. 20 years 54 days. 7 .•• 14 lears 104 days. 10 years 80 days. 3 .•• 33 years 4 months. 23 years 164 days. 6 ••• 16 years 8 months. I( yeats 327 days. 2~ ..• 40 years. 28 years 26 days. 5 _" 20 years. 15 years 75 days. 2 ... 50 years. 35 years I day.

TO ASCERTAIN THE WEIGHT OF CATTLE. Measure the girth close behind the shoulder, and the length from the fore· part of th& shoulder- blade along the back to the bone at the tail which is in a vertical line with the buttock, both in feet. Multiply the square of the girth, expressed in feet, by five times the length, and divide the product by 21 ; the q,uotient is the weight, nearly, of the four quarters, in imperial stones of 14 lbs. avoirdupois. For example, if the girth be 6 feet, and the length sl feet, we shall have 6 x 6 ::::36, and 5; x 5= 26;; then 36 X 26t == 945, and this divided by 21 gIves 45 stones exactly. It is to be ob. served, however, that in very fat cattle the four quarters will be about one.twentleth more, while in those in a very lean state they will be one·twentieth less than the weight obtained by the rule. ADVERTISEME~T~. i. BROMLEY PREPARATORY SCHOOL

NEWMAN ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

PRINCIPAL: MISS KAYNES,

The ::tim of this School is to provide a good general Education for the Ohildren of Gentlemen, at a moderate cost.

Pupils are prepared for the various Local Examinations All the Oandidates entered from this School for the Royal Academy, Trinity Colleg~ (Music), Oxford Loc

There are Separate Divisions for very young Children.

RESIDENT CERTIFICATED GOVERNESSES, VISITING FRENCH MISTRESS (DIPLOMEE), DRILL SERGEANT AND· OTHERS.

For Terms, etc., see Prospectus. 2 ii. ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE BROMLEY, BECKEN HAM X, DISTRICT Mutual Building. Society ( Incorporated under the Building Societies Act, 1874 ) CHIEF OFFICE: 11, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, Open every Monday Evening, from 7.30 to 9 p.m. SHARES £25. Subscriptions 6d., 1/-, 1/6, 2/-, and 2/6 per week, entitling :Mernbers to an Advance of £ 100, £200, £300, £400, and £500. Free Appropriations & Sales Alternately. DEPOSITS RECEIVED AT £4 PER CENT INTEREST TVI1'H A BSOLU1'E SECURITY. Married and Unmarried Women and Infants may hold Shares in their own right. THE BEST SOCIETY FOR INVESTORS & BORROWERS.

DIRECTORS: Mr. R. TAYLOR, High Street, Bromley lHr.TIIOS.GRATY,EaRtStreet,Bromley (Chairman) " W. LOVELOCK, High Street, Becken- J. BOWARD, High Rtreet, Bromley ham " F. MEDHURST. High~Street, Bromlp.y "J. S. LOWE, L. C. & D. Railway " ALBERT GRIFFIN, 6, Tweedy Ruad, Bromley Station Bromley " W. R. BAsSETT, East Street, Bromley SOLICITOR: C. L. GRUNDY, Esq., Mansion Bouse Chambers, Oity, & 11, Market Square, Bromloy SURVEYOR: :UARTIN J. DIOKINS, Esq., 11, Ma.rket Square, Bromley. AUDITOR: R. J. WEBBER, Esq., 106, Widmore Road, Bromley. BANKERS: Messrs. MARTIN & Co. (Bromley Branch). SECRETARY: Mr. F. GRIFFIN. For Prospectus and Full Particulars apply to the Secretary, at the head office, 11, Markf't Square, Bromley, Kent, or ac 2, The Hawthorns Bromley Road, Plaistow; or to an)' of the officers of the Society. ' ADVERTISEMENTS. iii. QUERN~10RE HOUSE SCHOOL, HOLWOOD ROAD.

MESSRS. GIBSON, LOLY, & CHITTENDEN.

Boys up to the age of 15 years prepared for Public School Entrance and Scholarships and for the. Plofessions. In addition to Classics, :\1athematics, Modern Languages, Science, Book-Keeping amI Shorthand, Gymnastics, Drilling, Piano, Vocal Music and Dancing are tanght. Every facility for sports. Large [ron Play-room for wet weather. STAFF OF MASTERS. Mr. JOHN GmSON, .M.A., Twelfth Classic Cambridge, Mr. G. LOLY, B.A., Honours, London. Mr. G. SCOBELL CHITTENDEN, M.A .• of Marlborough and St. John's College Oxford. Mr. E. L. S. HORSBURGH, B.A., Honours in Hi~tory, Oxford. ~ronsieur de :M ORTILLET, B. es L. Paris. Monsieur A. STARCK. !\Ir. J. A. PROUT, Wadham College, Oxford. Mr. W. F. PEARCE, B.A., Honours, Cambridge.

Junio1' Olasses for little Rays, in 1J1'epamtion fo1' the Uppe1' School, conducted b!J J11/'s, and ~liss LOLY, Latin being t(tug1tt by tlte Head Jf as tel', Vocal Music Class Conducted by Mr. F. LEWIS THOMAS.

Prospectus on Application.

Bpecial prepar,ttion for all Public Exttminations at 55, vVidmore Road. iv ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE BROMLEY HI·GH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, (Of tIle Gids' Public Day-School COlllpany, Limited.) FERN BANI(, ELMFIELD ROAD, BRO~ILEY, KENT.

PUESIDENT OF THE COllPANY -- • -- THE LORD ABERDAHE.

COUNCIL. REV. E. A. ABnOTT, D.D. MRS. LECKY. C. T. BARTLEY, ESQ., M.P. T. BUXTON l\IoRmsH, ESQ. G. F. W. BUXT()~, ESQ. CHAHLES S. ROUNDELL, ESQ. THE LADY FREDERICK CAVENDIilH. SIlt OWEN UOBHltTS. H. W. EVE, E'Q, THE LADY AHTHUl~ RUSSELL. 8m DOUGLAS GALTON, ICC.B. MISS SHIltltl1.FF. THE BON. AND REV. E. C. GLYN. TUE DowAG1m LADY Sl'Al\LEY 01,' Mas. J. H. GREEN. ALDEI1LEY. Mas. BElmy GRENFELL, W. H. STO.sE, ESQ" Chait'maD. :\lrss lIIARY GUrtNEY. Head Mistress - - Miss HEPPEL, B.A., (London).

The aim of the Company is. by the employment of an ample staff of competent teachers and the use of the oe8t methods of instruction, to ensure for Girls an education adapted to their requirements, but as sound and thorough as that which boys now receive in Grammar Schools of the highest class. The School Course includes Religious Instruction, Reading, Writing, Arith- metic, Mathematics, English Grammar and Literature, History, Geography, French, German, Latin, tho elements of Physical Science, Drawing, Class Singing, and Harmony, Gymnastic Exercises and Needlework. The School Year is divided into Three Terms, each of about Thirteen Weeks. There is a Prepar~1tory Department att3.ched to the School, for Girls and Boys under 7. The Term Fee is £2 28. in the Preparatory Department. £3 3s. for pupils under 10, £448. for those after 10. £5 5s. for pupils entering over 13. Furl/lt1' 2)(t1'ticula1's and printed F01'1l1s (to be filled up before admission to lie School) may lie obtal:ned at tlte &/lOol, 01" from tlie SecretarjJ, 21, Queen AnJw's Gate, London, S. lV. ADVERTISEMENTS. v. HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

Carried on at present it: the Rooms of the School of Science

T. F. HARRIS, B. SC. (LONDON), F. C. S. Master of tlie Scliool of Science.

The object aimed at in this School is to lay the Foundation of a good liberal Education.

The course of Instruction is adapted to prepare boys for the Public Schools, or for the London University, Oxford, Cam- bridge and other Examinations.

The Subjects taught are: English, French, German, Latin, Mathematics, and Natuml Science. Systematic instruction is also' given in Class Singing and Drill.

Science.-The:e are ex-::eptionalfacilities, in connection with the School of Science for thorough Experimental Teaching in this Branch of Education.

Drawing.-Classes in this subject are held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, from 4 to 5, under Mr. Randall, Master in this School of Art.

Ore)' 40 Cert(ficates in Public Examinations, h~cllldin.1J Three 1st Dirision lIfafricnlation at Unirersity of London, 1st 2nd and 3rd Class Honors at Gamb. Locals, Queen's Prizes, d·C.

Prospectus On Application at the School of Science and Art. vi. ADVERTISEMENTS. FREELANDS, BR()MLEY.

~CCR>-- ~HE RELIGIOUS OF THE HOLY TRINITY receive W Pupils of the Higher Classes as Boarders or Day Scholars, on moderate and inclusive terms. The Subjects taught are English, French, German, Italia,n, Needlework, Piano, Organ, Violin, Singing, Drawing, Painting, Oalisthenics, and Daricing. Private lessons are also given in French or any of the above subjects. Pupils are prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge Examinations.

LADIES' HIGH CLASS SCHOOL,

CROMWELL HOUSE, BROMLEY COMMON.

This School is conducted on modern methods, the course of study is adapted to the Cambridge local examinations.

Profess01'S attend jor Instrumental and Vucal Music, Drawing, Dancing, and Calist henics.

FRENCH & GERMAN GOVERNESSES.

A Kinder-Garten and Classes for Physical Culture have been added tv the School.

Pal,ticulars and tenns on application to the P,incipal, MISS WHEELER. References to the Parents of Pupils. ADVERTISEMENTS. vii.

N igB ~la$$ E<1ueation fOl? Young 6a<1ie:$.

HOLMCROFTJ HOLWOOD ROAD. BROMLEY, KENT.

Prrincipals : Mrs. FERTEl and Miss FERTEl.

Lectures given on Literature Botany, Ohemistry, and Physiography. CLASSES FOR PART-SINGING, THEORY OF MUSIC, DRAWING, AND PAINTING. PUPILS PREPARED FOR EXAMINATIONS. KINDER GARTEN.

Rev. H. A. SOAMES, M.A. A.C.P.,

Prepares Boys from 8 to 14 years of age for the Publ'ic Schools,

NUMBER LHnTED TO TWELVE DAY BOYS & FOUR BOARDERS.

:FIELD FOR CRICKET. C.b.RPENTER'S SHOP.

FOE TEE~S APPLY TO

Rev. H. A. SOAMES,

ROSE COTTAGE, SOUTH HILL, BROM·LEY. viii. ADVERTISEMENTS. BROMLEY PARK SCHOOL, LONDON ROAD. The Course of Education is designed to prepare boys up to the age of 15 for the Public Schools, &c. There is a Special Class under a Master for boys between the ages of 6 and 8. A Singing Class is held by F. LEWIS THOMAS, Esq. Dancing and Drill Classes are held. A large staff of masters who are University Graduates. The School has the sole use of a Cricket Field of 3 acres. F01· Prospectus and Terms, apply to tlle Helld Jfaster, H. Ce BOND, M.A", F\O.S.

~MESBURY iIOUSE ~CHOOL~ BICKLEY, KENT.

PREPARATORY FOR

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS & THE BRITANNIA.

PRINCIPAL: E. H. MOORE, M.A", Late Classical Exhibitioner, Qneen's College, Oxford, three years Senior Master at a Rugby Preparatory School. Nine years Senior Master and House Master at Plymouth College.

SUCCESSOR TO THE REV. EDM(TND FOWLE,

Ey whom the &hoo1 was Bslablished upwards of thirteen years ago. ADVERTISEMENTS. ix.

MISS BARE,

56, LONDOl'f ROAD,

O~A.WlttG AttO PAlttTlttG. ~~ MIS S D A V IS, GIVES LESSONS IN _tuWing ~ $uilltingilt~il ~ 'Wutet ~(Jhttt~$ AND IN SKETCHING FROM NATURE.

FOR PARTICULARS APPLY AT No.1, ELMFIELD PARK, BROMLEY.

G.. E. I-i:IRBY, beve:l' WateB Manujaetul'e:l', @ Je:we:lle:p, 26, EAST STREET, BROMLEY, KENT.

English Watches made to order. Repairs of all descriptions.

TURRET AND HOUSE CLOCKS WOUND BY CONTRACT. Er,RCTRO PLATING AND GILDING 0 'IHE PREMISES. x. ADVERTISEM~NTS.

W. COWELL, GROCER & PROVISION MERCHANT~ 32, BECI~ENI-J::AMI.AANE, Near Shortlands Railway StatiOD, L. C. & D. R.

LICENSED TO SELL BEER OFF THE PREMISES

w, eOWEbb, ~gotograpger.

STUDIO: 32, BECKENHAM LANE, SHORTLANDS.

A. S ILL S, T 0 B ACe 0 N 1ST AND CON FEe TID N E R, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~ Bicycles, Tricycles, and Perambulators Repaired and Painted, 4 & 6, EAST STREET.

F. AUSTIN & SON,

~AB AND ~LY tROPRIET{)RSl "WOODSIDE," Park End, Bromley, Kent. ADVERTISEMENTS. xi.

~ ~h;fisfic, Q}ommerchtr & ~etterar ~ ~~".',: ~ <-- (-/~):.:

!~$$ ,riP1tsr~.~ i ~ ~ \) ~ ~ EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ~ ~ (,...--...._------~~"'"'--",...,...:: ~

~ ( ~

~'I £letter-press. I I £Iitn0graplOie ~

------;, < ~ $$$~~l 1~$~ r..~::~:~~~:~~~..-,~~~J~:~~~~~~ ..·..·1

I .AT LONDON J?:EUOES. I j GOOD WORK I ~~~~~il3.cJ3~~~~~~~&Ce- ~ i -€:Pl{il-~ ORIGINAL DESIGNS I ~~-cP~ I ~ --€:Pif'{iI-{il-HEf'-{il-Ef'-a;.~•. NOVEL EFFECTS I ~ ~.;~ '-~------/ ~I~~ , 1 ~ "B~8JdllEY ~E(38~D" 8FlFUGE, ~. ~ ~ ~ 14, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT. $ xii. ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMAS HA~{NES, (Established 1840.) Tea Dealer, Family Grocer, Cheesemonger AND' PF7IIrI7IN W7I~EJlf}U.sEJd7IN, 88, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, (Opposite the College).

TEAS: 1/-1/4ano. 1/8 pOl'lb., recommended; choice Ceylon 1/10,2/-, 2/6 per lb A very special Blend (fit for the Queen) 1/10 per lb. COFFEES:fresh roasteG 1/4, 1/6, and 1/8 per lb.; French coffee in ?JIb. and lIb. tins, 10d. per lb. Foreign alld British Wines. Bottled Beers and Mineral Waters. Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits in great variety. Crosse and Blackwell's Marmalaae and Jams. Agent for the Celebrated Montserr~t Lime Fruit Juice Sauce. FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY FOR ORDERS. Established-- 32 Years. SHALLARD & FENDT,

PRACTICAL SCOTCH DYERS & CLEANERS, 18, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT.

Every Description of Dyeing and Cleaning done on the premises.

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS AND COLLARS DRESSED. ADVERTISEMENTS. xiii. DANIEL GRINSTED,

"W""HOLESAr.E & RETAIL CORN, SEED & COAL MERCHANT MILLER} FLOUR FACTOR} &o'} Dealer in I-J:ay~ St:ra~ & Clover~ BROMLEY & BECKENHAM, KENT. (ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY.) • FINE SCOTCH OATMEALS, LENTILS, GROATS, .SPLIT PEAS, HAnICOT BEANS, &c. SPRATTS' PATENT BISCUITS AND POULTRY FOOD . .Malt and Hop Manures. Agricultural and Rock Salt. PURE LINSEED &: C01'TOB CAKE. All kinds of Bird Seeds and Poultry Food.

Bruised Oats and Crushed Corn (Mixed.)

J1fornge£ious, ~iellm ~O't1t llnh &:ynff ~1iH;;i: HIGH STREET AND WEST STREET, BROMLEY.

AGENT FOR THE GUARDIAN FIRE & LIFE ASSURANGE COMPANY,

COAL DEPOTS: LOCAL RAILWAY STATIONS.

OFFICES: 124, HIGH STR"RET, BROM.LEY KENT~ .AND 6, HIGH STREET BECKENHAJ\L xiv. ADVERTISEMENTS. B-:R.,O:hl[L E-Y ~iferar~ gtnzfifufe 09, WID~iOHE ROAD, BHO~ILEY, KENT. F 0 U N D E D 18 4 6. SUBSCRIPTION. 1'0 Annual Members Twelve Shillings & Sixpence. Subscription for Two Membels of the same Family One Guinea. Each adctitional Member Seven Shillings & Sixpence. To Quarterly ~1:emberg... Three Rhillings & Sixpence. Monthly Ticket:-3 to N011- Residents One Shilling & Sixpence.

PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERSHIP . .Members are entitled to the use of the Library and Reading Room, with the privilege of introducing as a visitor to the Reading Boom, any friend not ?'esidinJ in the district. l\iembers are eligible to join any classed which are, or may be, connected with the institute, on payment of a small additional subscription. Members are also admitted to Lectures, &c.,at reduced prices. This privilege, however, may be occasionally withdrawn.

TI~E LIBRARY, Containing upwards of 5500 VO]llmns is 0plmed DAILY(except SundllY, Christmas Day, Good Friday, and Bank Holidays) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., for the issue of books. . THE RFJA.DING R;OOM, Is open DAILYfrom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and is furnished with all the principal Newspapers, Weekly and Monthly Perbdicals, &c. J. WEEKS, - III co n. J. 'WEBBER,) on. Del'S. ADVERTISEMENTS, xv,

ALBERT ATTWOOD, ~ ~OAL IERCHAN'I' & ~~ARMAN, SEWER CONTBACTOR

To tlte B'romley Local Boa'rd, tlte TVest Kent illain Sewemge Board, (tnd the B1'omley llu1'al Sanitm'y Autlwrity, 18, FREELANDS GROVE; BROMLEY.

1:!zt;E ALBERT ATTWOOD is prepared to Contract with Owners of House Property and others, to construct Drains and Connec- tions from Houses to the Main Sewer, on reasonable terms.

ESTABLISHED 34 YEARS,

W:hl[. MERSH, COAL, COKE, AND LIME MERCHANT AND CONTRACTOR, 54, PALACE ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

Peat, Loam, Turf, Sand, Gravel, &c.; also Pea, Flower, and Garden Sticks, and everything requisite for Gardening purposes. Goods carefully Packed & Removed to all parts of the kingdom HIRE WORK DONE WITH HORSES AND CAH.TS. Agent for the Celebrated CROYDON GRAVEL and DORKING GREY LI~IE. xvi. ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. A. GRUBB, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, HOUSE DECORATOR, &0., 1., WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY. ESTIMATI':S Gln;~ FOR GENERAL REPAIRS. Conservatories and Greenhouses Built on the most approved principles

GEORGE HAMMONDJ PliU)\IBE~,: GJi{IZIE~, P71I)\l1J~E~,

Paper-Hanger, House Decorator,

Gas-Fitter, and Hot-Water Engineer, 19, FREELANDS ROAD, BRO~ILEY, KENT.

ES'l'IAlATES GIVEN FOR GE ...VERAL R EPA lRS.

PLUMBER BY ApPOINTMENT TO THE WEST KENT W ATER COl\IPA~Y. ADVERTISEMENTS. xvii JAMES WINGFIELD, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, AND NEW PLANT MERCHANT. Dutch Bulbs in great variety; the Best and Cheapest in the Trade. A large collection of Azaleas, Camellias, Heaths, Genestas, Solaniums, Bouvardias, Cyclamen, &c, Farm, Garden, and Flower Seed. Cut Flowers. 'N eddin~ and Dress Bouquets. Funeral \Vl'eaths, Crosses, Ornamental Gru'sses, &c, Stove, Greenhouse, and Bedding Plants in great variety Ball Hooms and Evening Peu,ties Furnished with Plants on Hire. AN INSPECTION INVITED. Widmore Hill and Freelands Road Nurseries.

BROML1E.'Y eAND:hE WORK3,

E. ISARD & SON, Tallow Chandlerrs, AND OIL MERCHANTS, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT.

AGENT TO PRICE'S, FIELD'S AND OGLEBY'S PATENT CANDLE COMPANIES,

KENT l!"1IHE & UNITED LIFE O,F.FICE. xviii. ADVERTISEMENTS. K. DOTTER,

~ntt4utn~~~ ~ ~~ttt~llt~; BROMLEY, KENT.

All sorts of English and Foreign Clocks, Watches, Musical Snuff Boxes, &c.,

MADE AND REPAIRED.

AGENT FOR LAURENCE'S Ii.lfPROVED SPECTACLES.

MRS. HOPGOOD, THE LAUNDRY, 8, Walpole Road, BroInIey Common.

SI-IIRT &. COI.4LAR DRESSER.

CURTAINS FRAMED & CLEANED EQUAL TO NEW FROM 1s. PER PAIR.

COLLECT AND DELIVER TWICE A WEEK.

Established over 17 Years.

Highest References from present employers. ADVERTISEMENTS. xix.

MRS LYNES,

&c., &c.,

(( CLAREMONT HOUSE ,J1

HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT.

A. & M. EARLE, iliUiners an~ ~abiest Jatterst IMPORTERS OF FRENCH FLOWERS, 24, MARKET SQUARE,

~ ~

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL

WEDDING AND MOURNING ORDERS. xx. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established 29 Years. J. C. ARNAUD & SON, :a -crI :r:...I> ~ -a. s .

ESTIMATES for Alterations, General Repairs, Painting, Decorating, Paper- hanging, Sanitary Work, Hot Water, Bath, Gas and Bell-work, Stoves and Ranges.

OFFICE AND WORKS: 149, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT. BROMLEY BTEAM SAW MILLS AND CHEAP TIMBER YARD, AT THE GOODS STATION, BROMLEY, S.E.RAILWAY. J. C. ARNAUD & SON, Proprietors. Sawing for the Trade at low rates. 10 per cent discount for cash on all Sawing orders. J. C. A. & Son are prepared to supply il'om the above yard-Yellow Deals, Battens, and Scantling of alt sizes, Cheap Spruce Boards and Quartering. Prepared Match Lining, Flooring, Feather-edge BoardH, Slate & 'file Battens. Best sing-Ie, lath and half, and donble laths (alt own make.) Oak Posts, Spurs, Rails, Gravel Planks, .and Pales.

Agents fo1' E. lIngltes & Co., Mnnujaciul'eJ's of eve)'y de.~c)'iption of Vitl'ifiee[ Blue Bricks, supe)'iol' to Sta,tfol'ClsliireGoods and considerably clwapeJ·. A [m'ge 3tock of Bricks, includin,r; sOJnenew pattern Padng Bricks kept at tlte S. E. Railway Ya1·d. Prices on application at the Yard where the quality can be inspected. Address Letters- _ .. J. C. ARNAUD & SON, 149, High Street, Bromley, Kent. NOTICE.-All Goods sent to be sawn, are at the owner's risk in case of fire, and are subject to Do general lien for balance unpaid. ADVERTISEMENTS. xxi.

H. PODGER & SO_NS, 3jInI1I7IR.¥ 31IE7Irn L7IUnDR.¥, HOMESDALE ROAD, Dyeing and Cleaning Works, TYLNEY ROAD, WIDMORE, BROMLEY. ,t· ~nunbet£rSt ~y£rSt l)htnntssicrs & ,jffr£lttg QI;lcanerst All Kinds of Dyeing and Cleaning done on the Shortest Notice.

LAUNDRY WORK OF ANY LARGE FAMILIES UNDERTAKEN AND DELIVERED PUNCTUALLY: Having every convenience, together with 5,000 gallons of Pure Soft Water Daily at command, thus doing away with the use of Soda, which is injurious to Linen. The Drying is done by Pure Hot Air, in one of the Best Drying Closets extant, where Mer 40,000 cubic feet of Pure Air is passed through the Clothes hourly by H. PODGER'S RECENTLY PATENTED HOT AIR APPARATUS. ~- H. P. & S. have added to their already Extensive Plant of Laundry and Dyeing Machinery one of the most modern, and without exce-ption, one of the Best STEAM POWER CARPET BEATING MACHINES.

DRANCHE-S; 3, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY. I lA, THE PARADE, FOREST HILL. 8, ALBEMARLE ROAD, BECKEN HAM. ------123, -BURNT ASH LANE, LEE. 4, l\1AIDSTONE TERRACE, SIDCUP. VANS TO ALL PARTS DAILY. xx~j. ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES WALL,

THE "Beech Tree" Hotel,

68, LONDON ROAD, BROMLEY.

CHARLES WALL begs to call the attention of the Inhabitants of Bromley to his

FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD SALOON

Which is replete with

EVERY COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE. I' GOOD STABLING. ADVERTISEMENTS. XXiiI.

c. F. PFEIL ..

HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,

T. LANSBURY,

ROAD AND SEWER CONTRACTOR,

WALDO BRICK WORKS,

BRO.ML.HJY, KENT. · xxiv. .. ADVERTISEMENTS. r-··_···············:;··········_······················ _ _ __._~ _-_ .._. i

II 0 ~ ~ i Il s a ~ I '~ .,.0 u~ po::i II!I' il 0 Q 0 ~ II ~ Z ~ ~ ~ II ~ ~ fr1 § : ~ II. P=l e uf t:4 ~ :~. I: ,.., •.j I.- ~ b Ii H ~ r- ~ R ~ Ii. ~ ~ ~ ~~::: Z 0 II ~ ~ H E-< ~ '0.. ~ ~ .. P g rb tn ~fr1~ P~ « H ~ z 0 .~a:~~ ~~

P=l 0 Cl. ~ ~ ~ O~. ...""\ 0z ~ IIi ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t) E-< BpI.~ z 2

...... ~ _ .._ .. 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. xxv.

ESTABLISHED 36 YEARS. GEORGE WEEKS & SONS, FURNISHING & lfIANUFAOTURING

~ )0)~ :R~ ~ xr: fI::t ~~ ~ ~ :ID{ (fJs ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ \Qf ~~ ~:&;ij ~~ ©! ~ GAS AND HOT WATER FITTERS~ Stove & Range Manufacturers, Locksmiths & Bell-Hangers, 61, RIGIi tiT-REET, BROMLEY." AND AT BECKENHAM. (Near the Railway Station.)

A large and well assorted Stock of every description of FURNISHING & GENERAL IRONMONGERY

Depot (or Elkin.qlon'8 Celebmted Electro Plate. WARRANTED CUTLERY. Duplex, Berlin, and O"ther LaIups .. SOLE AGENT FOR STRANGE'S A1 CRYSTAL •.OIL. gltaubarb 'gUf.>ite1!dro[euttt, ~iue$t ~rcucQ ~Or3a, By the Gallon, or in Barrels, at the lowest m~ket prices. CONSERVATORIES, GREENHOUSES, &C., HEATED ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLF.S. WATER LAID ON TO DWELLING HOUSES, GARDENS, &c•.

THE NEW AND MOST APPROVED 61AN~'T'ARY ~PP'I:.IANCES FJi:l:"TE)D &. Fl~~E"De Tests earpfully carried out.

EXPERIENCED WORKMEN IN EVERY BRANCH. xxvi. ADVERTISEMENTS. J. HOWARD'S STORES, liaIItUy ~F@00F, ~'00~em@IIla6r,

po~~mAl'l, POUllTE~E~, AND L I 0 ENS E D GAM E SAL E SMA N, 59, 60, 64 & 65, HIGH STREET, B RO ~LE-Y, K.E NT,

AND AT HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.

Special attentio'i~ is called to my Nevv Department of Wines, Spirits, Bottled and Cask Beer.

PROVISION, PORK, POULTRY. & GAME DEPARTMENTS:

Splendid assortment of all kinds of PRESERVED FRUITS.

Our Carts leave twice Daily for the following Places:

BROMLEY ELMERS END BROMLEY COMMON WIDMORE HAYES BICKLEY KESTON CHISLEHURST SHORTLANDS ST. PAUL'S CRAY BECKENHAM GROVE PARK DOWNE on Wednesday.

FREE DELIVERY. ADVERTISEMENTS. xxviI.

FOR PRIME MEAT ONLY H. CD. COOPER,

g;cofd} -gserzf?

~UffOlt. ~UffOlt.

BUTCHER, 13, U1idmotte ~oad, 13ttomley, ~ent.

Families wailed upon for orders in Bromley, T3ickley. Shortlands, Plaistoll',. Hayes and Keslo1!. Ox Tongues, Dairy Fed Pork, &c. HERBERT SPRIN·GETT, ~ctcl;inarlJ gtU1:ge(rn~, Office: 124, HIGH ~TREET, BROMLEY, K~NT.

INFIRMARY AN D SH OE I NG FORGES, MASONS HILL, BROMLEY, AND FAIRFIELD, BECI~ENHAM.

RESIDENCE: 12-'1, HIGH S:J.TREET, BROMLEY, KENT .. xxviii. . ADVERTISEMENTS. E. UNSTEAD, JG1R@~]E~~ lCIfJIE1E~lE2llt@jN@JE~~ '&©~~ Oil and Italian Warehouseman,

PERSEVERANCE HOUSE, MASONS HILL,

BROMLEY.

WI}'IE, ~1UIRlcr &. R>OcrcrI3EB R>EER MERe;Mll~'r.

~ Q1yoitt ~ssortlnenf .of tgt 19'tfU ~tsf WeaSt AGENT FOR w. & A. GILBEY'S WINES & SPIRITS Families waited on Daily. J. HOPTON, EJ1GLISJ? q; BO~EIGn BR.UIlTE~ER. COAL, COKE, AND POTATO MERCHANT. MARKET SQUARE, AND HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT. Dealer in Bavins, :Firewood, Lawn and Stable Brooms, Flower Sticks, &c.

ESTABLISHED 1773. if'1ll JB "U' :Ft..G:r- E; S S , Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boot and Sboe Maker, 119, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY. ALL KINDS OF FRENOH GOODS KEPT IN STOOK. . REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. ADVERTISEMENTS. xxix.

ESTABLISHED 1860.

E. CLARKE &, SON, Letterpress, Lithographic & Copperplate Printers, WHOLESALE AND· RETAIL .§tntiOlttrS, ~nohhiltbtn.l nub glh;itount ~oohf.ltIltrs, 53, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT, AND AT 'l'HE PRINTING WORKS, ST, :MARY CRAY.

BILL POSTERS AND ADVERTISING AGENTS.

A Large Number (if Protected SlatiolH in Bromley and 1Pest Kellt.

DIE SINKING AND ENGRAVING. Plain and Relief Stamping executed upon the Premises. No Charge made for Plain Stamping.

Ledge1's and Accuunt Books of all kind::; in stc.ck, or Ruled, Headings printed and bound to order. Minute, Club, Memorandum and Ruled Books in great variety.

INKS.-STEPHENS', FIELD'S, MORRELL'S, &c.

Central Dep6t for the ,. Oxford" and Queen's Printers' Bibles, :Pra.yer Books, and Devotional Books, Tracts, Leaflets and Booklets. Ma~a3ine:$ ana I?e:pioaieal$ $t1FFlie:a a1 ai$eoun1 FPiee:$. Be:li"e:pe:a Jpe:e:.

Agents for Uaintree's Dyeing and Cleaning Works; and for the G~neral Fire a~d Scottish Widows' Fund Life' Assurance Societies. xxx. ADVERTISE~IENl S. s. COLLINS, ~is(01tnt ~atlksenert ~tatiilnert AND MUSIC ""\VAREI-IOUSE, 17, THE PAVEMENT, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.

Deputs for the British and Foreign Bible Society and the Sunday SchoolUnion.

A Lll1'!Je Stocle of Plain and Fancy Stationery at lnu:est prires MAGAZINES PUNCTUALLY SUPPLIED. Circulating Library. Bookbinding. Note Paper Stamping. A discount of 3d. in the 1s. off all Magazines and Books for Cash.

PIANOFORTES ON SALE OR HIRE. Every description of Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. Musicians provided for Evening Parties, Balls, &c.

ESTABLISHED 1797 JAMES HOW, Wlattgmahrr, ~d.ucllcr, & £ilbcrSlnitg, 107, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN WA TCHES & CLOCKS IN GREAT VARIETY. JEWE1l1lERY OF 11.1l1l RI;NB~. WATCHES & CLOCKS SKILFULLY REP AIRED & TIMED.

TURRET AND HOUSE CLOCKS WOUND BY OONTRACT OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. Agent to the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation. ADVERTISEMENTS. :xxxi. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, ESTABLISHED BY ROYAL CHARTER, A.D. 1720. FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. CHIEF OFFICE: I BRANCH: ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. 29, PALL MALL.

ACCUluula-tedFunds Exceed £4.'000,000 Tlte Total Claims paid by tltis C01-poration ltave exceeded THIRTY-FIVE .MILLIONS Ste?·hng. FIRE. Policies issueu free of expense. LOSSES OCOASIONED BY LIGHTNING will be paid whether the property be set on fire or not. An abatement equal to one year's charge is allowed on Policies issued for seven years. LIFE. MODERN AND IMPROVED SYSTEM OF ASSURANCE. Unimpeachable Security. Large Bonuses. Liberal Conditions of Assurance. Guaranteed minimuru Surrender Value•. Policies protected against accidental forfeiture. Immediate settlement of Claiml'l. No fines or fees charged. LOANS are granted on security of Reversionary and Immediate LIFE INTERESTS in connex.ion with Policie~ of Assurance. All real improvements in modern practice, with the security of an Office whose resources have been tested by the experience of l\IORE THAN A CENTURY AND A HALF The Corporation are open to consider upplications for Ag/3l1cies. A full Prospectus, giving specimens of the Lorge B011l1!>esdistributed,and a copy of the last Anoual Accounts, will be forwarded on application. AGENT FOR BROMLEY: MR. JAMES HOW, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. xxxii. ADVERTISEMENTS. w. ,V. BAXTER, M.P.S., ~lte~tttitJe ~ ~h~lte~$ht!.t~f!emi$t,

(BY EXAMINATION)

40, HIGH STREET,

AND

Depot for Natural E'eltzer, Apolli11aris, Vich!/, Vals, Fried'J'icshall, Oarlsbad, Flnn]Jacli Janos, rEsculap, P1·om.psat, and other l¥aters as imported.

SCHWEPPE'S ACKNOWLEDGED SUPERIOR MINERAL WATERS.

Soda, Potass, Seltzer,

AND Lemonade, in Syphons.

Sole" appointed" Agent for CELANDINE-The Corn Curer

AND At COD LIVER OIL-The best procurable. ADVER'I.::=~v.i.ENTS. xxxiii. ------I (I

~~ III 0 ~ iii. E. STRONG & SONS, ~tltJ~~ti$itl1t ~ ti~t~a"hif$; 14, MARKET SQUARE,

CIRCULARS, NOllCES. &0 .• ADDRESSED & DELIVERED

AS FAST AS STEAM PRINTED.

In advantageous positions on Protected Stations in Bromley and neighbourhood.

Advertisements forwarded to London, Provincial, Colonial, and Foreign Newspapers.

\lIj

3 xxxiv. ADVERTISEMENTS. J. LILLY, 18, THE BROADWAY, BROMLEY. FOR CHEAPEST AND BEST Hats, Hosiery &. Outfitting, J. & R. MORLEY'S, SUPERIOR HOSIERY.

Sole Agent for Dixon's Celebrated Elastic Felt Hats in all the latest shapes.

Gent's Dressing Gowns, Hat Cases, Portmanteaus & Umbrellas.

ESTABLISHED 1790. T. S. AYLING, (LATE AYLING & SON.) ~ltmil!t ~~ntt ~ »qq¢ ~lt~UfltdUtttt

15 & 16J BROADWAYJ HIGH STREET, BROMLEY. (Near L. C. & D.Railway Station.)

A large assortment of Ladies', Gents', and Ohildren's first-class Boots and Shoes in Stock. .

Agent for the celebrated" Bective,"" K," & "Health" Boots and Shoes. Orders and Repairs promptly attended to. Fancy Work Slippers carefully made up. ADYEftTIS~MENTS

PRETTY,

2, Great Marlborough Sf., Regent 81.~London,

ATTEND AT

3, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY,

Every MONDAY & THURSDAY, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.

l\-rHficiar

On VULCANITE 2/6 to 5/- Best Quality. 7/6 each. On PLATINA·· ..7/6 - Ditto 10/-ditto On GOLD 15/- Ditto 20/- ditto

Springs fitten to Teeth, 5/- Re.pairs while waiting.

Painless Extraction} by Nitrous Oxide Gas} 7/6; Extraction without Gas} 1/- j SQaling and cleaning Teeth} 5/- ; Stopping Teeth}' 2/6; 5/- and 7/6.

THESE PUIllES INCLUDE EVEI~Y'J;HI~G. No EXTRAS.

~c ~ :.'" : '" .; : !~:: .:..i··.·:·.·,·: :..:.:~~ .. : : ~ ~::::j~, xxxviiI. ADVERTISEMENTS.

MAKERS OF THE

Racing Safeties-.£l1 and .£11 l1s. Tricycles-.£15 and £17.

RE.ENAMELLING, RE.PLATING, &0.

~~Q ~~ JON E S, 1n ~ngfi$I? & ~"reigu

~~~iT~~~~;}:;:~&~\Qf =' -~ ~-"~~~~3J ~~)~~J'~~. ~'Q!&~ ~© JC I AND GREENGROOER, lllWEED¥ + BU:IIrDI]\1G~, + WIDJdE)~E + ~87ID, BROM~EY, KENT.

Families waited upon Daily for Orders in Bromley, Bickley, Shortla.ads, Chislehurst. Elmstead, and Hayes. ADVERTISE:MENTS. xli.

Established 37 Years. JOHN LOWRENCE, GENERAL FURNiSHER, 112 and 113, HIGH STREET,

AND

14, MASONS HILL, BROMLEY, KENT.

FURNITURE BOUGHT OR EXCHANGED.

PIA.. l'J"0FO RT.EJ S. New and Second-hand, of eVErY description and price. For Sale. PIANOFORTES For Hire, with easy terms of purchase.

,,'PIANOFORTES Selected, Boufrht, Sold, or Exchanged. PIANOFORTES Tuned, Regulated, and Repaired by t.he day or year. PIANOFORTES With pianist, or any number of musicians supplied for evening parties, at HARMAN'S ·Pia.noforte and Harmoniu'in VVarehm(,se, .

HIGH STREE;TJ BROMLEY. ESTABLISHED 1863. xlii ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. CAPON,

CENTRAL MEAT STORES,

28, EAST STREET,

ERO:M:LEY, K.E~T.

Best Home-[[illed }JJnglish 1J;leat at London Prices.

D. PAYNE, E'UILDE~, gOnT~7I(0TO~,

AND DECORATOR,

111, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY~

KENT. ADVERTISEMENTS. xliii. T. HUNT.& SON, FARWIG, & EAST STREET~ BROMLEY, KENT. DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Tiled Stoves, Registers, Ranges, Kitcheners, Rain water Goods, Iron Fenciug, Sashweights, Axle and Frame Pulleys. Brass and Iron Screws, Sashfasteners, Sash and Blind Line, Brass and China Furniture. Locks, Bolts, Wire, cut and wrought Nails, &0.

Eve14Y desc1'iption of Plumbers' and Gasfitters' Brass Foundry. Gas and Steam Tubes and Fittings, Baths, Closets, Lavatories, &c., Drain Pipes, Chimney Pots, Sinks, Fire Clay, Fire Tiles, and Fire Bricks; Hair and Felt; Cement and Plaster; Marble and Slate Chimney Pieces and Curbs (imported); Hearth and and other Tiles. Zinc Sheets (plain and perforated), Gutters, Capping, &c. ~bery ~eS(riutionof WQlire&OBledtic~dIs &- tittings. Blue and White Lead; Dry and Ground Colours; Oils and Turpentine; Noble's and Hoare's and other Varnishes; Polished Plate Glass; English and Foreign Sheet, Rolled, Cathedral, M uranese, Rippled, Colored,&0., and other goodq,

~I\N\.""'~--- Customers may rely upon obtaining Goods at once, at the very lowest prices, thus avoiding the vexatious delay that frequently occurs when Goods are ordered in London or from Travellers.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED BY RETURN OF POST, AND GOODS DELIVERED IN DISTRICT SAME DAY AS ORDERED.

A TRIAL MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. .. ~__ 0_-__ .. BICKLEY RUSTIC, WORKS. w:~--KNiGH-T:~Jun., Rustic SUll11n'er-Houses:' Arches, Biidg,es, GARDEN SEATS, VASES. &0., &0. . GARDEN BARROWS, LIGHTS, LADDERS. , """'~"'-"~"""".J!"~~ Pea-Sticks, Stakes, Brooms, Peat, &c.

AI TILBURY, . ~,LIv~RY 'Tl~I·LOR .. &0.

55, WIDMORE HILL, BROMLEY,

I~ENT.

-VV.' .A..-Y-'r-,.'''E S, ~:tQ):cQ)~'. ~ ~H1O)~' fl!~tl~~ft~ .' '2, S~anley Road, J3romley, Kent~

,R~n'e Families waited upon every Monday for Orde~s & Repairs. ,~ ORDER~· BY POST, RECEIVE THE BEST ATTEN:rION.

J. ~. F.RY,

.§~nttUl'!! ~ht1nh£1't ®US 'Ull)) - ~.ot arIDut£1' J!fHfu·, HOUSE DECORATOR" ELECTRIC AND OTHER BELLS FIXED.- 5, SIM:PSONS ROAP, , BROMLEY, , KENT. ADVERTISEMENTS. xlv.

GEORGE H·AYWOOD, ·R.P.C. Certified Plumber, ~ANIGfARY ENGINEER, Gas and liot Wate:t1 Fitte:t1,

BUILDER., DECORATOR & BELL-HANGER,

SANITARY EXAMINATIONS & REPORTS MADE.

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRAINAGE.

KITOHEN BOILERS OLEANED OUT BY CONTRACT,

PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL WORKS.

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR REPAIRS.

• -I ~ 8, THE PARADE, MASON'S HILL,

B~OJ)L[LEY, K.EJ~TT ..

Eleven years with Messrs. Dent & Hellyer, Sanitary Engineers, London" ~hi. ADVER1'ISEMENTS.

w. MAUNDER, ~lIeJ Breal It li~eldt II'e"

COOK & CONFECTIONER,

l, & 2, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.

W. MAUNDER'S NURSERY BISCUITS.

~OUF$, Iee$, lee lUuaaing$, Jellie'$, Q;pe:am$.

J@lane-Man~e:$, &e,

WEDDING, CHRISTENING & SCHOOL CAKES

MADE TO ORDER.

BUNS, PASTRY, AND LUNCHEON CAKES FRESH EVERY MORNING.

Contracts Taken for Wedding Breakfasts, Ball Suppers, Dinners, &c.

Men Cooks and W"aiters sent out;. ADVERTISEMENTS. xlvii. w. SELBY WOOD, RIDING MASTER,

10, Freelands Road, Bromley. RIDING LESSONS DAILY. 8tttperior Hades, Hunters, and Harness Horses let on hire by the da?i, weelc, or month.

HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.

GENUINE NEW MILK

DELIVERED TWICI~ DAILY

DIREOT FROM THE FARM.

J. W. STOKES, CONEY HALL FARM, West Wickham, Beckenham, KENT. 'xlviii. ADVERTISEMENTS

- - H. B. BALLS,. crailar @ Habit Maker,

I 30, FREELANDS RO~D,

I BROMLEY, KENT.

~ ~

Miss HADDEN,

~~)~~~~AK~B~ ~-\.ND MILLINER, 66, I-ligh Street, Bromley.

FANOY DRAPERY, HOSIERY, LAOE AND GLOVES

Wedding and Mourning Orders promptly executed. ADVERTISEMENTS. xlix.

Established a Quarter of a Century. HARMAN'S Photographic Establishment,

75, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

Portraits daily from 9 a·m. until dusk. Weather unimportant. Two large studios. No waiting. Proofs in three days. Amateurs' Nega.tives developed. Printing, Retouching, and :Mounting. '

MISS C. PHilliPS,

TWEEDY BUILDINGS,

WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY,

POSTAL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 1. ADVERTISEMENTS. W~LiLKER & HOLMES,

mURtlIsteurzt

FURNITURE, LUGGAGE, &c., WAREHOUSED IN GOOD DRY WARE-ROOMS. Furniture Removed by Road or Rail.

ES·.rABLISHED 1862. STEIERT & SONS,

~~ ATCH AND ~~L{)CI{:& ~1WIAI{ERS~:;r,.~ ,

21, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY: KENT. --t8I- All sorts oj E~glish and Foreign" Olocks. Watches, Musical Smtjf Boxes, Barometers, Thermometers, etc., made and ,"epaired.

Klillil KI]JB~ OF JEWE~~ERY REPKIREB

MOURNING RINGS MADE TO ORDER.

Clocks Wound by the Year & kept in Repair by Contract. ADVERTISEMENTS. Ii.

" THE COLDEN TURTLE."

T. HYDE,

Late" Chef de Cnisine" at Lucas's, Parliament Street, Catel'er /01' the Housu of LOl'Cls and Cormnons.) Cook & Confeetionett, ~Q~ TilE P~'VBMBNT" .8 R 0 ::1L[LEY, :::K.E N T.

AGENT FOR POOLEY'S MALT BREAD, By Royal Letters Patent.

Luncheons, Dinners, Wedding Breakfasts, Balls, Suppers, aml Garden Parties contracted for.

PLATE, LINEN, GLASS, & ALL REQUISITES SUPPLIED FOR THE TABLE.

Best Household, Vienna, Granulated Whole Meal and Fancy Bread.

--f-It-I_. F.A.:M:J:L::tES vv.A.::t'::t'ED ON D.A.::tLY.

Pn('e List on Applicatwn. Iii. ADVERTISEMENTS. DUNN, (SucceSS01' and S01l of EdWa7'd Dunn.) 20, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY,

UNDERTAKER & APPRAISER.

VA.LV.A.TION FOR PROBA.TE, AND' COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER

A l~rge a,nd well assorted Stock of New and Second-hand Jrurniture. Brussels, Wilton,' A.xminstel', and other carpets. Well Beasoned Linoleum and Floor-cloth.

An efficient staff for all Branches of Cabinet work, Upholstery, Blinds, and Polishing

CARPETS TAKEN UP, BEATEN, (BY HAND OR MAOHINERY) AND RE-LAID.

CONTRACTOR FOR REMOVALS, BY ROAD, RAIL OR SEA. Depository:. 39, PARK ROAD For warehousing fUl'l1itul'e,pictures, books, musical instruments, luggage, wine, &0.

ESTIMATES FREE. ADVERTIBF,MEN'l'S. liii.

~r ~ l ~ f

~ tH -WARD., t :' , I RIr¥ P~(:)P~IE1F(:)~, r , , - ~

~o_" JOB AND POST MAsTER, .~, ~ 14,' West Street" Bromley. ~

r ~~~y-- ~ r~~:gpou~9am$, kanJau.s, Vidopia.s, Bo~

t' =Q)=Q) =~ ~ t PUNCTUALITY AND CIVILITY. ~

r~ Ord"'8 per Post 0" l:egram immediately attended to, ~l~ ~ ~~~~!""~!I~ ""Ilk.A~" ,'I('II"l'/~[lOij,.4'l+, ••21>J~1!fuJ.~~~\ti, • .u~~~ live ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERT A. LOWE, BUILDER DECORATOR, .AND

Estimates given for Repairs in all bran·ahes of the Building Trades

OFFICES, SHOW ROOMS &c. LOWER CAMDEN, CHISLEHURS1\

JOINERY WORKS: TYLNEY ROAD, WIDMORE. --~ First Class Work at moderate charges, French, English, & Japanese Wall Papers, Lincrust~, &; othel' Decorations by the best makers, &c.

SPECIMENS AND DESIGNS MAYBE lNSPECTJo:DON THE PREMISES.

Spring, Rollel·, and Venetian Blinds.

PLUMBING, GAS & HOT WATER WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Sanitary Examinations and Reports made at a nominal cost.

AGENT FOR R. MACPHERSON & CO., COAL CONTRACTORS.

Current Lists of Prices per Truck of about 8 Tons, including delivery supplied monthly on application. Agent for Musgra.ve's Pa.tent Slow Combustion Stoves ADVERTISEMENTS lvi. ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAVERSHAM BREWERY. SHEPHERD, NEAME & Co., FAMILY (pafe @tee ®re5i3er6 an~ Qltaet6'ter6+ FAVERSHAM, KENT, Beg to direct the attention of the Public to their Celebrated EAST Il'1DIA PA.LtE H. Lt E, Which, from the delicacy 6f flavour and pureness of its tonic properties, . has gained so great a reputation.

The Brewery being ~. N. & Co. being also situated in the midst J\laltsters make all mal~ of the most celebrated under their own super- Hop GW'densand finest intendence, th ere by BarZeY-!J}'01eiN[/ dIstrict securing the uniform of East)\:ent, ~.N.&Co. quality of the Ales. are enabled to make a They

LIST OF PRICES. I Pill' Barrel Per Kildlm Per Firkin of of of DG Gallons. 18 Gallons. D Gallons.

Stock, KK India Palo Ale ...... 60s. 30s. 16s. East India Pale Ale, No. 1 ...... 408. 248. 13s. East India Pale Ale, No. 2 ...... 36s. 18s. lOs. East India Pale Ale, A.K ...... 3410. 17s. 9.,. Stout 50s. 2fis. 13s. Porter::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::: 36s. 18s. 9s.6d.

A discount of ~s. per Barrel, Is. pel' I\ilderldu, lllld 6d. per Firldn, allowed for , Cllsl~ 0!1Delivery. The Drays deliver in Lo:r::.don, and SubuibE, and .l?enge District dap:v

A II Orders (to QI'oid diwppoilltrl1l71t) ~holl,'d l,e .'Ird to the SIC1'(S, or.eday prerious to the day the Beer is 1'trluired. AGENTS FOR BROMLEY DISTRlC'.r: Messrs,: COOPER, Corn Merchants, 19,. Market Square, Bromley. ADVERTISEMENTS. lvii. H. R. SMITH-, (From Hill Bros" Old Bond Street, W.)

I~IGH-CLASS t:tttHtf ttnd ~tntltUttnt; ~UiltT~j 13, EAST STREET, E R 0 :1L[L E"""7, KEN T~ ~~~~~~~~ P~J1C&'5 MODERATE. ~~--,..>,..~~-<.c--.<..r--'Y"-

Special Designs of Costume Cloths in Irish, Scotch, and Shetland Homespuns.

H. R. S. begs to state that amongst the many gentlemen that he has had the pleasiue of waiting upon are the Right Honourable Earl Granville, Lor0 Houghton, Lord A. Somerset, Lord Egerton. Sir Henry Thompson.

Trusting to be favoured with your esteemed com- mands, which will have my best attention.

All GARMENTS CUT TO THE lATEST WEST END FASHION. Iviiii. ADVERTISEMENTS. CASH PRICE LIST OF NEW MUSIC. NEW SONGS. CASH PRICE. s. d. I could'ut, could I ~ Boeckel 1 4 Sleeping Tide Kellie ,., 1 4 Stories ... Behrend 1 4 Mother Good Night Et. Quentin .. , 1 4 What will you do without me }]1nttei ... 1 4 Leonore ... l'l'otere 1 4 In Sunny Spain ... Os~a?" Ve1'1w 1 4 In Sevilles' Groves Von Lennep 1 4 Song that reaehed my Heart Jord(tn 1 0 Serenata fj'osti ." 1 4 The Bogey Man (Comic) 1 4 Pat of Kildare 1 4 Tipperary 1 4 " By Post ld. Extm. NEW WALTZES. Aderation Fnbian Rose 1 4 Oordova Gomez ... 1 4 Dream Memories Dencon 1 4 Fiorine ... Lowtldan 1 4 Stories "•• Bonheur 1 4 In old Madrid Meissler 1 4 Venetian Song Bucalossi 1 4 Dream of May iJleissle1' 1 4 Oreole .. Fa1'e .•. 1 4 Sweetest aud Dearest 1 4 Yours Al ways Crowe" ... 1 4 By Post ld. E;J;tm, HOWARD ORLEYPHILLIPS x. Co.'S, JAU~IC ~JF8~E~, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT. NEAR THE GRAND'HALL. BROMLEY

·IS a Town very favourably situated in many respects. It is well drained, and the Reports issued by the Medical Officer of Health prove it to be one of the healthiest districts in the Kmgdom. The Town is within easy distance of London-about ten miles-aud is served by two railways-the London Chatham and Dover and South Eastern Companies. The District abounds in healtby and picture!';que walks, whilst within a few miles are the beautiful, expansive and breezy Commons of Chislehurst, Hayes, and Keston. The streets are on th~ whole well lighted, and many improvemen~s have of recent years been made in the parish. Bromley possesses places of worship for all the various Christian Denominations. The town is about fourteen miles from Sevenoaks, on the high road between London and Hastings. It is in the Western Division of the County, Hundred of R~~, lat.he of. Sutt~E.:.!!:iJ}one, and in the Diocese of Canterbury. The own denves Its name from the quantity of broom with which, in former years, the neighbourhood abounded. A malket is held every Thursday, a charter for which was granted in 1447 to the Bishop of Rochester

Bromley like other Towns of a similar description, is vitally affected in its system of Local Government by the legislation of 1888, and returns two Mem- bers to the County Council. After a long and gallant fight against the establishment of a Board School for the to\\'n, Church people, who for years had borne the brunt of the educational burden have had to submit to the decree of the Education Department, and a School Board was elected in May 1888. New Schools have been erected at Shortlands, Bromley Common, and Masons Hill.

The manor was conferred by Ethelbert, King of Kent, on the Bishops of Rochester, who had a palace here, which having fallen into decay, was re-built by Bishop Thomas in 1777. The Palace is pleasantly situate near the town, and was extensively altered by the late Lord of the Manor, Coles Child, Esq., th e father of the present owner.

In the very heart of the town, and yet removed from all the bustle and com- motion of the heavy roll of traffic, stands the Parish Church of SS. Peter and Paul. It is a large and ancient structure, having nave and aisles. The Church was originally dedicated to St. Blasius, whose name is still associated with a spring in the Palace gr?unds. The living is a Vicarage in the Archdeaconry of Maidstone and dIOcese of Canterbury, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and is held by the Rev. A. G. Helliear, M.A. The church contains various interesting monuments, among which are those of some of the Bishops of Rochester. The church, which was considerably improved in 1873, has a low embattled tcwer at the west end, and an excellent peal of eight bells. A new organ was p~esented to the church by the late Sir E. H. Scott, Bart., of Sundridge park, In 1876. A chancel, with aisle and vestne3, was built in 1884:, at a cost uf nearly £5000, and was consecrated by the Archbishop of Canterbury at'. December 16th, 1884. A stained glass 2 BROML EY DIRECiTORY. window has now taken the place of the plain one at the East end. Miss Bourne generously presented the Central Light, and the other portion was met by contributions and offertoriJs. The register dates ff-om the year 1558. A Parish Room in West Street., in connection witl- this Church, was opened in November. 1881.

The church of St. Mark, Mason's Hill, is an iron structure, and was opened on November 30th~ 1884. It is used as a Chapel of Ease to the Parish Church

The church of St. John the Evangelist, in Park road, was com:ecrated in 1880. It is encircled by a stone wall with iron railings. The accommodation which the Church affords is about 700. The Rev. P. Barker, M.A., holds the Incumbency. There is a Parish Boom in North Road. A Sunday School is held here in connection with this Church.

The Ohurch of St. Mary, for the district of Plahtow, is about half-a-mile from the town. The nave was built in 1863; and in 1881, a chancel, vestries, and an organ chamber were added, with some stained glass ,,;indows. It is intended to complete the 'building by adding transepts ana steeple. A beautiful organ, was used for the first tir.le on Easter-day, 1882. In the summer 'of 1884: a new East window, containing the riche~t and mo~t elaborate stained glass, was presented to the church by Lady Scott and Children in lllemory of the Jate fir Edward H. Scott, BarL, of Sundridge Park, and since then several other stained glass windows have been gIven by Mr. Murray S. Richardson, of Page Heath House, Bickley-and ot~ler stained windows ha'-e also been put in. In 1887 a scheme was laid before the parishioners tJ purchase a vicarage for the church, which ha~ since been done. The living is a vicarage, in the gift. of the Arc,hbis~l)p of Canterbury. und is hE'ld I>y the Rev: William Hodgson. M.A. TherE' is a Pari~h Room in Farwig Lane in connection with this Church.

Holy Trinity district church at Bromley Common was built in 184:1, in the Gothic style. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and is held by the Rev. Frederick William Haines, M.A. An addition was made to the burial ground of this church in 187D, and was consecrated by the Bishop of Dover. 'l'he church was considerably altered and improved during the year 1881. In June, 1884, an apse, which hud been added to 1he church as a memorial to the late Mr. G. W. Norman, was con,;ecrated by the Archbishop of Cariter'l·ury. Othcr altelations had at the samc time been effected, such as a ne'y pulpit, organ chamber, seats, stained glass windows in the south transept, a.nd heating apparatus.

St. Lukes' Bromley COIllmon, is a rcd brick ehmen, ere;ted to meet th~ spiritual wants of the large population adjacent thereto. The chancel was consecrated by the Bishop of Dover in .Muy 1887, and the nave at Easter, 1890. The chancel and sanctuary ale paved with tesselated pavement. 'When finished it will be one of the handsomest churches in the district: The :::hurch is free and open, and affords accommodation for 700 . .:The Rev, R. I. Woodhouse holds the Incumbency. .. . ·BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

Pre"ious to December, 1886, Roman Catholics had to walk to Chislehurst-a distance of three miles-in orden to exercise the privileges of their. faith. A piece of land in London Road had been purchased as a site for a Catholic Church; but notwithstanding the indefatigable exertions of the ,Right Rev Monsignor Goddard, further progress was arrested. However, in the month. we have alluded to, the Religious of the Holy Trinity-an Order founded by St. John of Matha and St. Felix of Valois, in the year 1198-entered into the occupation of Willow Bank, a large house situate in the London Road, where services were held for the Roman Catholics of the neighbourhood-the temporary chapel being kindly lent for that purpose. The Mission i:; under the care of Rev. J uhn O'Meara. The Religious about four hundred years ago posseEsseda hous3 at Mottingham. During 1tl88 the Religious purchased the fine property formerly known as Freelands at a cost of £13,000, and have since entered into occapation of their new abode. The title of the Mission is All Saints.

Christ Church is situate in the Highland Road, Bromley Park, the present .Incuinbent is the Rev. Dr. Hole, for twelve years connected with the Church in South Africa, and afterwards for three years Vicar of St. Paul's, Halifax, N.S. '1'he Church was opened for public worship in January, 1887, and holdll 350. It was built by Mr. S. Cawston at a cost of £2,600. The architecture is early English. The plincipal features of the fittings of this Church are the very handsome seats which are made of Canadian oak, carved in Glasgow, the oak pulpit, which was exhibited at the Colonial Exhibition, and the Communion Table, which is designed from the Table of Shewbread in the Tabernacl'.J. All the brass work i" from Messrs. En'red's, and is some of their best work. The organ in the Church is a relic of old times in Beckenham, being the' old Beckenham Church Organ, which was used in that Church during the minishy 'of the late Rev. Dr. Marsh. The Church is licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The west wall is only temporary, and space has been left to enlarge the Church to the amount of 200 seats.

The 'Wesleyan Chapel, which is situate between the town and the L. & C. D. Railway station, is a handsome building, with spire. The Rev. J. S. Simon is the resident minister. The Sunday Schools are in the rear of the chapel. There are also vVesleyan Chapels and Sunday Schools at Farwig and Widmore. The Chapd at Farwig.has been enlarged and a club room also added.

The Uongrt>gational Chapel and Sunday Schools are situate in the Widmore road. The chapel, the memorial stone of which was laid in April, 1880, is a fine building) aud, with the galleries, will seat about 750 persons. The school buildings compnse a school-room, sub-divided on three sides intu 15 class roolUis, by sliding paititions; an infants' room, with raised gallery, and other convenient offices. in the same block, and adjoining the chapel, are a Vestry and Lecture Room, to which have since been added buildings for the purposes of the 'Workmen's Guild i~ connection with the Chapel. The Guild owes its existence to the generosity of Mr. K F. Duncanson, of Bickley Park. The Rev. R. H. Lovell is the pastor. The Chapel was enlarged and re-opened October 4th, 1886; 300 seat:, were added, and a new vestry built. The Schoo~~oom used for the purpose of the Sund:l.Y School\vas enlarged during the year 18tl9. 4 BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

The Baptist Chapel is situate in the Park Road, opposite the Palace Lodge It is a large and commodious structure. The foundation stone was laid by the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, in 1864, and it was opened in ] 865. It has since then undergone great alterations and improvements, and a new Organ has been added to it. The late Pastor, the Rev. A, Tessier, who resigned his position in the Autumn of 1890, commencedhis ministry in 1867.

The Primitive .MethodistChapel is situate in Bloomfield Road, and there are also several Iron Rooms in the district used for the the various sects.

National Schoolsare situate in the rear of Bromley College, and at Masons hill There are also national schools at Plaistow, Widmore (in connection with the district of Bickley), and Bromley Common. A new Infant School has recently been erected in Addison Road to accommodate 250 These Schools were however, declared by the Education Department to be inadequate for the wants of the town, aud new Schools have been erected at Bromley Common, Masons Hill and Shortlands under the auspices of the School Board.

Bromley College, situate in the London road, was founded in 1666, by John Warner, Bishop of Rochester, who endowed it with £450 per annum, fOf the residence and suvport of twenty widows of loyal and orthodox clergymen, to each of whom he assigned £20 per annum, and to a chaplain £50; this endowment was augmented by many subsequent benefactions. In 1767, the .Hev.William Hetherington bequeathed £2000, Old South Sea Annuities, to purchase coal and candles for the use of the establishment; in 1774. the sum of £5000 in the same stock, was given by Dr. Zachary Pearce, Bishop of Rochester, for the augmentation of the pensions; in 1782, William Pearce, the bishop's brother, bequeathed £10,000 for the erection' and endowment of ten additional houses; in 1788, Mrs. Betenson left £10,000 in the three per cents., for building and endowing ten additional houses; in 1823, Walker King, Bishop of Rochester, ga.ve £3000, three per cents., for payment of £30 per annum each, to three out-pensioners; and in 1824, Mrs. Rose bequeathed £8000, to increase the stipend of the widows. There are at present 42 houses in the college, forming a ha.ndsomeand appropriate pile ofbuildings, surrrounding two quadrangular areas. The chapel is a consecrated building, seatiug 130, and measuring 56ft. by 20ft. and is 33ft. high. On the north-eastern corner of the grounds stands Sheppard's College: it consists of five houses built nearly after the plan of those in the adjoining foundation, and affording similar accommodation. Thev are allotted to five maiden ladies, who have previously resided with their mothers in Bromley college. They receive a liberal allowance annually, together with gratuitous medical attendance. Mrs. Sheppard the founder of this chanty, was the widow of the Rev Dr. Sheppard, Fellow of Magdalen College. The Rev. E F. C. Noot is the Chaplain.

The Town Hall is a large Gothic bui1cling, with a clock lower, erected on the site of ·the old· Marketplace. The southern end is used as a Police Station. The hall is 60 feet long by 32 feet wide and is open to the root wltich Jises to a height of 40 feet from the flOOf! BROMLEY DIRECTORY. 5

The Drill Hall and Gymnasium, a large building in East-street, was opened in May, 1872. The building comprises three halls-the third having been built on ground at the back of the other two in the summer of H~nO-of the respective sizes of 100 feet long by 40 feet wide, 43 feet by 22 feet and 50 feet by 34 feet. Here are the head quarters of the E and F Companies of the 2nd Volun- teer Battalion," The Queen's Own," Royal West, Kent Regiment. The large hall is licensed for dramatic performallces, and has recently been decorated and much improved.

In the year 1889 a New Grand Hall, capable of accommodating about 1,000 persons, was erected in the High Street by Mr. Harris, of the Corner, Bromley. It has been leased to Mr. W. Morton, of Greenwich. Under the Hall is a large and elegantly fitted up swimming bath, one of the largest in the Metropolitan area, and hot baths have recently been added.

The London and County Bank which formerly occupied premises in the Town Hall for the purposes of bnsiness, has now ample accommodation ill the new building in the High Street, which was opened in 1887.

Messrs. Martin & Co., bankers, of Lombarrl Street, opened a branch establishment in January, 1888, at 106, Widmore Road.

The Literary Institute was established in the year 1846. The rooms were formerly situate in the Town Hall, but in October, 1887, the new premises at Widmore Road were entered into. The Library contains about 5,000 volumes. Newspapers, periodicals, &c., are also taken for the use of members. The Institnte is open from 10 a.m to 10 p.m.

The Young Men aDd Young Womens' Christian Associations, Young Mens' Friendly Society, Church of England Working Mens' Society, and the Church Institute have branches in the town.

The School of Science and Art, situate in Tweedy Road, was opened in 1878 The building is admirably suited to the purpose, and is fitted with every con- Tenience for teaching drawing, painting, and modelling, and is also provided, with a good selection of casts from the antique, as well as a plentiful supply of models and examples. There is also a good Laboratory and Science Lecture Room, fitted with very complete apparatus for the study of Chemistry, Electricity and other branches of Science. The teaching is carried on in both department~ of the School in accordance with the regulations of the Science and Art Depart-- ment at South Kensington, and examinations for certificates, prizes, &c., are held in the month of May.

An Industrial Institute, situate in Sherman's Road, was opened by Sir Lyon Playfair, K.C.B., M.P., in May, 1887. Carving and other handiwork are taught here. 6 BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

The Freehold of Martins Hill was purchased by the Local Board, in 187H, and is now held in perpetuity for the benefit of the town. It has been laid out as a recreation ground, and is under the charge of a ranger. A piece of ground at the foot of the Hill was purchased by the Local Board for the use of the town during the year 1887, and on the 21st of June (Jubilee Day) in the presence of thousands of spectators, was declared by the Chairmau of the Board to be dedicated to the public. It, is called the Queen's Mead-and is laid out with shrubs, &c. An oak in commemoration of the Jubileil was planted bv Mr. J. Batten, Ohairman of the Local Board, in November lR88. In connection with the same event, a drinking fountain was erected in 11 commanding position on Martin's Hill.

There l'3 a Volunteer Fire Brigade. under the command of Mr. J. Hopton The r.ead quarters are at the White Hart Hotel, High Street. A Fire Escape stands outside the Police Station for any emergency, and thero if; a competent engineer always on duty.

The Philanthropic Society was established in JanuaIY, 184:1, for the purpose Df giving temporary relief to the necessitous poor residents in the parish. The members meet at the Duke's Head, Market Square, every vVednesday evening in the winter, and evClY alternate Wednesday in the summer. A legacy of £400 was left to the Society by Mr John Lascoe, and invested, in 1855, in the names Df three trustees.

The Bromley Charitable Society was founded in 1885 with the object of uniting all the relieving societies of the district. ThE, relieving work is carried out by branch committees in the districts of Bromley town, Plaistow, New Bromley, Masons Hill, Bromley Common, and Bickley.

On the Broadway, near the London Ohatham and Dover Railway Station. the Conservath es have suitable and commodious quarters for the purposes of a .club, and in East Street, the Liberals and Radicals possess an iron building.

The Cemetery is situate about half a mile from the town on the London road It was consecrated in September, 1877, by the Bishop of Dover: there is a portion ~et apart for Nonconformists.

'There are two Railway Stations on the London, Chatham, and Dover line, within ten minutes' walk of the town. The South Eastern also have two stations~ one in Tweedy Road, and the other at Plaistow.

The population taken at the last census (1881) was 15,153, being an increase Df 4,480 on that of 1871. ~t has since rapidly increased, and is now estimated at about 20,000. The a rea is 4706 acres; and the rateable value at the last· .assessment was £152,313

NEwsPAPERs.-Bl'omley Rec01'd (monthly, ld.) 14, Market Square. B"omley .Jou1'1lQl (weekly, ld.) Bromley Telegraph (weekly, ld.), 25, Market Square District Times (weekly, Id.), East Street. BROMLEY DIRECTORY. 7

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BROMLEY POST OFFIOE, 130, HIGH STREET. W. BEALE. Postmaster HOURS OF' BUSINESS: WEEK DA"YS. SUNDAYS. For Sale of Stamps •.• 7 a.m. to 10a.m "'Registration of Letters ...... 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. No Parcel Post Delivery of Letters to Callers "'} Business. Parcel Post Business Issue of Postal Orders •.. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Payment of Postal Orders ••. ... •.• 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Money Order, Savings Bauk, Government Aunuity and Iusurance Business ...} 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Issue of Inland Revenue Licenses ... Sale of Inland Revenue Stamps ... Saturdays...... 9a.m.toBp.m. {p-a.m.to10a.rn Telegraph Business Ba.m. to 10 p,m. 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. * Letters, &0., can be Registered up to 30 minutes before the time of posting ordinary letters, or by the p3yrneot of a late fee of 4d. up to the same time as ordinal'Y letters.

Town Deliveries. 1st Delh"ery, 7. 0 a.m. From London and Provinces. Scotlallll, Ireland, and the Continent. Delivery to } . d' Callers only 9. 0 a.m. ditto Itto ditto 2nd Delivery 12.30 p.m. ditto ditto ditto 3rd ditto 3.30 p.m. From London and Provinces. 4th ditto 715 p.m. ditto The Town Deliveries will include all local Letters, &c., posted at the Head Office up to 6.30 a.m., 12.15 p.m., !l,nd 3.10 p.m .• and 7.0 p.m. On Sundays, Christnws-day Good Friday and Bank Holidays thefil'st Delivery only is made. 'Par eels Post Daliveries are rr.ade at 8a.m., 12.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 9.nd 7.15 p.m. Mails from Head Office, Bromley to London (Week-days).

Approximate Times of Delivery in London. Time of Posting. E.C. S.E. S.W. Other Districts. Suburbs.

8 o a.m. 10.30 to 11.30 10.30 to 11.30 10.30to 12. 0 10.30 to 12. 0 11. 0 to 1. 30 9.50 a.m. 11.30 to 12.30 1. 0 to 2. 0 12.15 to 1.15 1. 0 to 2.0 130 to 3. 30 10.45 a.m. 1.20 to 2.30 1 0 to 2 0 2. 0 to 3. 0 1.80 to 3. 0 130 to 3. 30 11.40 a.m. 1.15 p.m. 3.~O·i~ ''4.30 3. 0 tc 4. 0 4. 0 t_ 5 0 4. 'ii'to'" 5. 0 U'O·tO"ii.30 2.30 p.m. 4.30 to 530 '5.0 to 6. 0 4.30to 5.30 4.30 to 580 6.30 to 8.aO 5.20 p.m. 8. 0 to 9. 0 8.0 to 9. 0 8. oto 9. 0 8. 0 to 9. 0 8.30 to 10. 0 7.0 p.m. First London delivery next day. 10.30p.m. Ditto ditto Mails from Bromley Head Office to Beckenham Direct. Time of Posting 11.10 a.m.t Approximate time of delivery 1 p.rn ditto 2.15 p.m. ditto 4 p.m. ditto 6.10 p.m. ditto 8 p.m. ditto 10. 0 p.m. ditto 8 a.m.

Foreign and Oolonial Mail s. Night Mails leave Bromley Head Office 5.20 p.m. Day Mails leave- 0. 10.30 p.m .••. 3 8 BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

Parcel Post Mails. Mails for London and Suburbs leave Head Office at lItO noon, IUD and 8.0 p.m. Ditto tbe Provinces ditto 10.45 a.m .. 1.0: 5.0 and 9.30 p m. Sunday Mails. London and London Forward "'\' 50'5 p.m. [ For 1st London delivel'Y. and 1st Provincial D'ty Mails from G.P.O. llAxt day. SUSSEX. & KENT, Croydon, Redhill,} ditto For 1st delivery next day. and ReJgate •.• ... ..• ... ••. ... Hours of Clearances. WEEK .DArS. SUN.DAYS

HEAD OFFICE ramo r9~OI:O~51 ~i~oIPi.rr51~:~OIPs;o l~~]&lrO~O;1l4~' RECEIVING- HOUSES- Farwig •.•...... •••... 6 (, 835 110 1210 20 60 930 4.15 p.m. Homesdale Road...... •.• 90 1055 120 1410 80 London Road •.• 920 1030 1115 1240 iio ~3g 640 80 Masons HilL ...... ••• 920 1020 1110 1225 215 420 630 80 l'alaceRoad . 60 915 1020 1115 1215 220 415 615 920 4'.5o'P~: Widmore Road .•••.••.. 60 90 105 110 1210 210 410 610 910 4.35 p.m. SUB OFFICES- Bromley Common ..•...... 840 1140 320 70 84.5 8.30a.m. Shooting Common...... •.• 910 120 40 725 915 9 Oa.m. PILLAR & WALL BOXE~- Broadway ...... •.•..•... 60 925 1020 1115 1235 20 430 630 945 4.35 p.m. Bromley College ...... ••. 60 930 1030 1120 1230 220 435 045 945 4.50 p.m. Fairlawn ..••••...•••...... 60 90 ..• 11 0 1210 20 410 725 925 4.20 p.m. Fl'eelands ..•.•••...•••••• 1245 215 430 620 90 4.25 p.m. Freel:1llds Road 6 0 ~}g loi5 1110 1225 220 410 620 915 4.45p.m. Gas Works ..• 90 ... 1050 1150 20 350 60 840 4.25 p.m. Hope Park ...... •..... 60 9 0 ••• 11 5 125 20 40 65 935 4.15 p.m. Longfield •.•...... •.•... 6 0 90 1110 125 25 420 6 5 935 4.15 p.m. Masons Hill...... 6 0 920 1015 1110 1225 20 420 630 940 4.15 p.m. Palace Grove ...... •.• 6 0 925 ... 1120 1230 220 420 6~5 925 4.50 p.m. 'Park Road ..•.•...••••.. 6 0 920 •.• 1125 1230 215 40 625 920 4.50 p.m. Plaistow Hall...... 6'''0 815 ..• 1055 130 415 930 4. 5 p.m. S.~.l1Ly A..Ppl;Q3.ch...•.•. 1230 220 430 620 930 4.50 p.m. Sotifli1fiIl.Parlt...... ~2g ,1?:5 1~.:5 12t5 40 845 4. o p.m. Spencer Ro&d ...•..•.••.• •.• 80 1015 ••• 125 155 40 65 935 4.10 p'm. TVlney Ro&d ...... •.•. 6 0 90 100 •.• 1145 345 555 90 4.20 p.m. Walpole Road ...... •.• •.• 90 ••• ••• 120 345 710 80 8.30 a.m,

ACTING MAGISTRATES FOR THE BROMLEY DIVISION~ Barnes, F. D., Bickley .Lennard, Henry A. H. F., West Wickham Batten, James, Bickley Low, S. P., Sydenham (chairman) .Beamish, Lieut.-Col., Half Way Street, S.E. Lubbock, Sir John, Bart .. M.P., Down .Berens. R. B., St. Mary Cray Martin, R. B., Chislehurst Child. Coles, The Palace, Bromley. Nickalls, P., Chislehurst Colvill, Lieut.-Col. Thos. H., Shortlands Norman, Gerard, Bromley Common Devas, Charles F., Pickhurst, Hayes Norman, A. C., Bromley Common Forbes, J. S., West Wickham Pender, Sir J., Foots Cray Fox, T. H., Farnboro' Smith, ClarenCle, Chislehurst. Goodhart, Charles E., Beckenhalll Spicer, W. Gage, Chislehurst Haigh, F. W., Bickley Park Stevens, R., Beckenham L.i' Hambro, E. A•• Hayes Place Vansittart, R. A., Barham Court,I,[eston Kin~ird, Lord, Plaistow Lodge Waring, William, Chelsfield r,ennard, Col. E?irJ. F., Bt., West Wickham Wilson, C. L., Beckenham Clerk to the Magistrates •••Robmson Latter The Magistrates meet every Monday, at Eleven o'clock, at thd Court House. Market Square, Bromley. BROMLEY DIREOTORY. 9

London & Sonthwark InsuranceCorporation INSURANCE AGENTS. Limited ...G. Mussell, 90 & 91. Homesdale road Atlas Fire & Life ...John H. Sanders, Town Manchester Fire ... G. Weeks High street Hall, Bromley A. Barrell, High strect. • Blue Ribbon Life. Accident, Mutual & In- dustrial Insurance ...R. Field. 13 Bromley Mutual Provident AllianceAssurance Society Common. ...J. H. Sanders, Town Hall & & Briton Life .•.Benjamin Wood, 30, Ores cent North BrItish Mercantile-Waterer Dickins, Marke t squa reo J. H. Sanders road, Plaistow Town Hall, Bromley Burglary and Theft Insurance Co•.•A· No~ich Union Fire and Life .•.George Pam- Barrell, High Street, Bromley philon, High street British Equitable Assurance .•• Ocean, Railway, and General Accident As- Caledonian Fire u,nd Life .••R. V. Harman' suranco- ·A. F. Hulbert. 34 West street High street P~~~ix Fire & Life ... J. Harradine. London Co-operative Insurance Company ... H. D Chard, The Knoll, Ravensbourne road Plate ~1ll;ss Insurance Co. (National and Connty Fire and Provident Life .••Shillcock ProvmClal) H. Barnes, 114 High street and Son, High street, G. King, 41,0011ege Provident Clerks' Guarantee Association Road J. H, SlJ.nders,Town Hall ... Edlnburgh Life ...H.B.Quick. 9 & 10,Widmof& Pruu,l.i"'l Life ...J. Shortland. Hawkcg- road wort.h road; T. Higham, Alton cottages, Emigration Agent-A. F. Hulbert,~4West-st' NapIer roa 1; Owen Blackford, 1, Oakley road, Bromley Common. Equitable Fire and Accident ...l\1. S. Turner 24, Freeland's Road 1tll,ilwltJ' Passengers Insurance Company ••• Guardian Assurance ..D. Grinsted, 124High J. Maynard, L. C. & D. Railway Station, Baxter, Payne and Lepper. lIIarket Sqr. street. and Robert Field. I:), Bromley Comlllon.' General Life and Fire Assurance Company, J. H. Sandere, Town Hall, Bromley Royal Fire and Life- F. S. Ibrris, G Simp- sons ruad; H. J. Lansbury. Town Hall. Guardian Fire and Life Assurance-J. H. Garfit, Lodore, 82 'lasons hill. Royal Exchange Fire and Life ....Tames How Imperial Fire ..J. H. Sanders. Town Hall; Widmore road Robert FIeld, 1::1 Bromley common R~~b~t~~:'~~.s· and General Fire, Lifr and Imperial Life ...J. H. Sanders, Town Hall. Imperial Live ~tock Insurance Associa,tion Sceptre Lif.3.•.Chas. Freeman, Glebe roatl . ... J. H. Sanders, Town Hall Scottish Accident ... J. H. SancIers, Town Kent Fire and United Kent Life .•.Edward Hall lsard, Market square Scottish Plate Glass ...J. H. Sanders. Town Liverpool, London and Globe Fire and Life Hall •••John H. Sanders, Town Hall Liverpool Plate Glass ..A. Barrell, High st. Scottish Provincial Assurance Company ... Samuel W. Flint, 21 Park road London Assurance •••D. Payne, 111, High street S;"1 Fire and Life •..Messrs. Baxter Payne & Lepper, Market square; Latter & Willett, London File and Ljfe- H. J. Lansbury, Market square Town Hall. London n.nd Lancashire Fire Insurance ..•••• United Kingdom Temperance and General G. lIIussell, 90 and 91, Holmesdale road, Life .••A. Barrell, 109 High street Henry Bateman, 31, Park road, and T. Victoria Assurance Society-J. James, 78, Shewbroo1:s, London road High Street London and Provincial Horse and Carriage Co., Limited ...John H. Sanders, Town Westminster at;d General Assurance Com Hall panyLife and Fire .••J. H. Sanc1erll, Town Hall, Bromley London and North British Plate Glass In- surance CO...John H. Sanders, Town Yorkshire Fire and Life .••H. B. Quick, Hall Widmore load 10 BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

GlUJrdians (Elected): A. H. Baker, Frederick PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Peel, and John George Rhodes, Becken- ham: ]l,fiss Akers. O. W:Gedney, and G. LOCAL BOARD. H. Payne, Bromley; W.B Fox. Chelsfield; Offices: East street. David Corke, and H. J. Willis, Chisle- hurst: Thomas Filmer. Oudham; Charles Members: James Batten (chairman), Messrs, Harris, Down; Rev. Frederick .J. Kelly. T. Davis, D. Grinstetl, J.J. Curtis, E.lsard, Farnborough; H. J. Clark and S. H. G W. F. Loftus, T. C. McIntyre, G. H. Wright, Foots Cray; Ed ward M. Moon, p~yne, H. Selby, J. Scott, jun., J. E. Hayes: R. Taylor, Keston; William Woodward, and Dr. Chatterton. Dale, Knockholt; G. J. Woodman. Clerk: Robert Gurdon Mullen. Mottingham; F. Friend, North Cray; C. G. Brown. and W. S. Simmonds Surr,wy,yr: Hugh S. Cregeen. Orpington; T. Figgess and Henry Tyrer, .issistant Surveyol': St. Mary Cray; Rev. George L. Langdon, :M.A., St. Paul's Cray; Willia.m Clinch, Outdoor Superintendent of Works: Robert West Wickham. Finlay Olerk: Robert Gordon Mullen, Local Offices Inspector of Nuisances: Henry Abrams. Bromley Collector: George Stone. Ohaplain: Rev. P.H.Percy,Bromley common Treasurer: William Mc Kewan Treasurer: Geo. Dennen, London & County Solicitors: Latter and Willett Bank, Bromley Superintendent of Public Recreation Ground Relieving Ojficers: H. J. Rose, 109. Farwig and" Queen's Mead" : Alfred Knott Lane, Bromley, & J. Bates, St. Mary eray. Day of Meeting: Every alternate Tuesday. .issutant Relieving Ojfice:r, iVo. 1 District: Medical OUU;erofHealth: Dr. A. F. G. Coc1d. S. Atkins, Mackenzie road Beckenham BURIAL BOARD. Ojfices: Local Offices, Bromley Workhouse: Locksbottom, Farnborough; The members of the Local Board are ••Iso Master, G. H. Gregory; Matron, Mrs. F. members of the Burial Board S. Grimsey. Olerk and Registrar: Robert Gordon Mullen. Medical Office/'s: House. Dr. R. A. Shannon· 'TI'easur~l': William McKewan NO.1 District: A. F. G. Codd, F.R.C.S. Lodge Keepel': George Huxley NO.2 W. W. Edwards, ~1.R.C.S. No.3 ·W. Donaldson. M.R.C.S. -The Cemetery adjoins the London road, No.4 J. G. Creasy, M.R.C.S. Bromley No.5 l'Iimrose Wells, M.R.C.S. Day of Meeting: l!lvery alternate Tuesday No.6 David King, MD., M.R.C.S. No 7 F. Shapley, :M.R.C.S. SCHOOL BOARD. Members: Messrs. Thos. Davis (chairman), RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. John Heelas Hall (vice-chairman). W. H. W. Clinch, R. B. Berens, J.P •. H. J. Clark, Bosanquet. G. Weeks, H. C. Bond, C. W. D. T. Corke. W. Dale, C. F. Devas. J.P•• Gedney, and Revs. A. G. Hellicar and R. 1. T. Filmer, W. B. Fox, H. Figgess, F. Woodhouse, ami Miss Heppel. Friend, C, Harris. Rev. F. J. Kelly, Col. Clerk: George Wall. Sir John Farnaby Lennard, Bart., J.P., Rev. G L. Langdon, M.A., G, J. Woodman School Attendance Officer: ~eB J"ltoltson E. M, Moon. W. S. Simmonds. R. Taylor, BROMLEY UNION. H. Tyrer, H. J. Willis, anli S. H. Wright,

It has an acreage of 10,9RO; a population in GENERAT. PURPOSES OO~nIITTEE (HIGHWAYS) 1881 of 19.704; and a rateable value of £513,047. W. Dale, W. B. Fox. II. Figgess, T. Filmer. Guardians (Ex-Ojficio): R. B. Berens, J.P. C. Harris, R. Taylor, J. H. Willis, and S. H. Wright. Coles Child, J.P., 001. Colvill, J.P., 0. F. Devas, J.P., A. C. Norman. J.p. J. S, Clerk: Robert Gordon Mullen, Local Ofiices, Forbes, J.P., C. E. Goodhart, J.P., F. W. Bromley. Haigh. J.P, E. A. Hambro, J.P.. Lord Treasurel': G. Dennen, London and County . Kinnaird, J.P., Col. Sir John Farnaby Bank, Bromley , Lennard, Bart., J.P. (chl.'irman), Henry A. H. F. Lennard, J.P., Sir John Lubbock, Medical Ojficel'of Health: Harris Butterfield Bart., :M.P., J.P., R. B. Martin, J.P., :M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Sevenoaks. Patteson NickaIls, J.P .• Sir J. Pender, J.P., Inspector of Nuisances: W. Street, St. Mary- Clarence Smith, J.P., J. Batten, J.P., T. H. Cray Fox, J.P., R. Stevens, J P•• W. Waring, J.P., Surveyors.' NO.1 District, Wm. Marti n, j'1O. C· L. Wilson. J.P., F. D. lla.rnes, J.P., and FarnborOllgh; NO.2 District, W. Martin. W. Gage Spicer, J.p. Sidcup BROMLEY DIRECTORY. 11

Railway stations ... Station masters: Bickley, SCHOOL ATTE~nA~CE COMMITTEE. J. T. Hilder; Bromley, J. Maynard; W. Clinch, R. B Berens .. T.P., H. J. Clarke, Shortlands, George Dowler; Chislehurst. D. T. Corke C. W. Gedney, .l!'.W. Haigh, William Akers Lord; Bromley (S. E. R.) J.P., CoL Sir J. F. Lennard. Bart ... J.P., Walter P. C1apon: Plai"tow, E. Christer. Rev. G. L. Langdon. M.A., p. Nickalls, Rifle Corps (E and F Companies) 2nd Vol. J.P., 'V. S. Simmonds, R. Taylor, Rev. Batt. "The Queen's Own," Royal West F.J. Kelly, and H .. r. Willis, Kent Regt.-C1apt. E. Latter, and Capt, Olerk: Robert Gordon Mullen, Local Offices B. !I.Latter. Sergt.-Instructor. P. Morgan School Attendance Officers: No. 1 District; (late of the 90th Regt.) Head Quarters,' . H.J. Rose; NO.2 District, J. Bates Drill Hall. East Street. Enquirv Officers : No. 1 District, H. J. Rose; Town Hall, Market Square NO.2 District. J. Bates 'Vest Kent Water Works, Shortlands ..• Collector: Mr. Hubbard. WEST KENT MAIN SEWERAGE BOARD Turncocks ...J. T. Pressland, 32 Palace rd. H. Lloyd, 6~, Palace Road. OFFICEs-Local Offices. Bromley; "~[embers, R. B. Berens, J.P., James Batten, W. J. Lavington. Uol. Sir John F. Lennard Hart., J.P., W. J. Miller, J. G. Rhodes, '1'. PUBLIC OFFICERS. Davis, T. R. Watt, and J. E. Radcliffe. Clerk to Deputy-Lieutenants, to Commis Chairman, Col. ~ir John F. Lennard, sioners of Land and Assessed Taxes - Bart, J.P. Robinson Latter, 26, Market square Secretarij: Robert Gordon Mullen Clerk to Magistrates- Robinson Latter 26, Market square Oonsulting Enginee,.: Sir J. Rlzalgette, C.B Collector of Assessed Taxes: R. Girling. Resident Engineer: Alfred Williams. Oreue Elms HuM lj" r~{,-, /7 C.E., F.G.S. Collector of Poor Rates-George Stone, Solicitors: :Messrs. May, Sykes. and Batten Local Offices, Bromley Treasurer: G. Dennen, London and County Commissioners for Administering Oaths in Bank, Bromley. the Hupreme Court of Judicature- R. Latter, ~. Latter, and Archibald E, BROMLEY AND BEOKENHAM JOINT Willett, Market Square: J. L. Mathews HOSPITAL BOARD. South Hill Pm'I,; and J. E. Walker, Hol- wood Roan.; H. Hughes. Tweedy Road. Lennard, Col., SirJ. F .. Bart. J.P •. Ohairman' F. J. Hughes, Elmfleld road; B. T.M Berens R.B., J.P., Batten, J., J.P •• Grinsted, Dennes, 9 Homefleld roa(l; John Tilleard . D., Payne. G. H., Archbold, R. S.• Eyre, Freeman, Parkside, Willmore road; and Dr. J. J., Rhodes. J. G., Miller, W. J. A. P. Jackson, M.A., Lansdowne, Bromley ],[edical Sltperint~ndent: Dr. R. A. Shannon, common Ge(lrgo Weller ],[alron of Hospital: Mrs. A. E. Oak den, Overseers- W • J. Ardern and George King Assistant Overseer: Geo. Stone, Bromley Olerk: Robert Gordon )Iul1en, Local Offices. Local Board Offices. Tt'easurer: G. Dennen, London and County PerpetualCommissioners for taking acknow- Bank, Bromley. ledgments of Married 'V omen : Robinson Latter, 26, J',larket Square; J. L. Mathews South Hill Park; and A, P. J acl,son, If.A.; Lansdowne, Bromley Common. County Court-Judge, Homersham Cox ReO'istrar, Robinson Latter; Olerk, Wm Petroleum and Adulteration Acts Inspector, w.oWhite; Bailiff, J. Cowley. Office, 26, Henry Abrams, Local Board Offices. Market Square. Registrar of Marriages-Charles Freeman, Fire Brigade (Volunteer) ; head-quart~rR 8, Glebe Road, Bromley. Deputy Registrar, White Hart yard; J. Hopton, captam, Alfred Bailey,Bromley. secretary, \V. H. Bosanquet, 1, Hope Park Registrar of Births and Deaths for Bromley Gas Works, Homesdale road- H. W. Amos, District-H. J. Rose. IOU, Farwig Lane, Bromley. Deputy Registrar, Louis Rossini secretary. Laumann, Plaistow 8chool, Bromley Inland Revenue Office, Bell hotel, High st· _ Mars:hall, officer, Great Elms Road, Registrar of Births and DAaths for ChisIe- hurst District-James Bates, Anglesea Bromley Common Road, St. Mary Cray; Deputy-Harry police Station, Town Hall- Algar, The Natiunal Scl'ool<" St. Mary Chief Inspector, Wm. Knight O)·ay. 12 BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

Superintendent Registrar of Births, Marri- St. Luke's Church, Bromley Common ..•Rev ages, and Deaths-Robert Gordon Mullen, R. I. Woodhouse, M.A., vicar; Rev. N. O. Local Offices, Bromley: Deputy Superin- Radcliffe, curate.---,Tlmes of Set·vic'!: Holy tendent Registrar- John DyAr, Local Oommunion 8 a.m.; also second and Offices, Bromley. fourth Sundays, 12.15 p m.; first Sunday Vestry Clerk-Robinson Latter, Market,sq. at 7. Matins. 11 a.m. Children's service first Sunday in the month, e p.m. Even- Weights & Measures- Inspector, James song, 7 p.m, Holy Days: Holy Com- Davis, Bromley Common. munion 8 a.m. and 11.30 a.m .. with short Inspector undfor the Contagious Diseases address. Matins daily at 8 a.m. 'Ned- (Animals) Act-George O. Eastwood. nesday, Litany at 12. Friday, Matins and Litany at 12. Hymns, Ancient and Modern. PLACES OF WORSHIP. Honorary Organist und Choir Master, Mr. A. P. Jackson, liLA. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Christ Ohurch, Highland road, Bromley St. I'eter'sand St. Paul's Churc!).- Rev.A. G Park .. Incumbent, Rev. Oharles Hole, Hellicar, I1I.A. vicar, Rev. F. Haslam, I1I.A., LL.D. Services: Sunday at 11 a.m., and and Rev. J. JI.I. Tamplin, B.A., cnrates. 7 p.m.; Children's Service, 315. Wednes- T. C. Dewey and D. Grinsted, church- days 8 p.m. Holy Communion: first wardens. Jabez 'Wood, clerk. H. Lister, Sunday in month, 12.30; second and fifth organist. J. R. Pocock, sexton. Times oj 8.30 a.m.; third 8 p.m.; fourth 4 p.m. Set'vice: Holy Communion every Sunday at 8.30 a.m., 1st and 3rd Sunday at noon, BAPTIST. fourth Runday after evening service, on Baptist Chapel, Park Road· Times of Service' the chief Festivals at 8.30 and at noon. bundays 11a.m. and G.:J(\:Monday, prayer Services at 11 a.m., 3.30 p.m., and 7 pm. meeting at 7.ilOp.m.; Wednesday, service Saints Days at 11 a.m. Wednesdays 8 at 7.30. p.m. Fridays 11 a.m. St. Mark's Church. Masons Hill (Chapel of CONGREGATIONAL. Ease to the Parish Ohurch). G. F. Congregational Church, Widmore Road.- Fertel, organist. Times of Se/'vice.-Holy Rev. R. H. Lovell.-TimesofService: Sun- Oommunion every Sunday at 8.30 a.m., da~ 11.0 [L.m. aud G.30p·m.; Wednesday, first Sunday in the month at noon; on 7,15 p.m. third Sunday after Evening Service. Morning Service 11 a.m, ; Evening'] p.m. LONDON CITY MISSION. All seats are free and unappropriated. St. John's Ohurch, Park Road- Rev. P. Mission Room, ·West Street.- Conducted by .Mr. J. Denchfield, missionary. -7'imes of Barker, liLA., Incumbent; Rev. A.WilIink, Service: Sunday at 7! Thursday at 8. lII.A., curate. T. Crossley and R. Hartridge, churchwardens.- Times ot Service.' Holy NEW CHURCH MISSION. Oommunion, first and third Sundays at nOOIl; second, fourth and fifth Sundays, New Ohurch Missiou. \Vest Street, conduc- 8 a.m.; Ohief Festivals at 7 a.m. and at ted by lUI'Dicks.-Sund

SAL VATION ARMY. National, Plaistow Louis Rossini 'Lau' mann, master. Infants' School: Mr~- Barracks, The Vale, Masons Hill. Ca,ptain Laumann, mistress. E. Hancock.-Times of Service: Sunday, School of Science and Art. Tweerty Road. 7 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m, and 7 p.m. Week- Founded, 1878. Art ::HasteI': l'tlr. John nights at 8 p.m. Open air meetings before Randall: Schmce Master: Mr. T. F. Harris, every meeting, except Fritlay Holiness B. Sc., F.e.S. Hon. Sec.: Mr. T. Davis. Meetings every Snmlay morning and Friday evening. Sundri

Board, Raglan Road Bromle? and South Eastern Building Society J 26, Marlmt ~quare-H. W • .Amos, Sec. Board, Beckenham Lane Bromley ASSistants' Crirket Club-Ground National Bromley ... J. Churchill, master; White Hart Field. Hou. Secs., Mr. John Miss A. Harper, mistress. Infant M. King, and Mr. J. Strange. School: Miss Churcher, mistress, Bromley Associationfor the l!:xtension of Uni· N~tional Masons Hill, Miss Barnes, mistress versity Teaching.-Courses of Lectures in Miss Longford, mistress. of Infants. the Antumn & winter months Hon. Sec. National, Bromley eommo? .•Fdk. Fawcett H. C. Be-nd, :r.r.A.,Bromley Park School mi1ster, Mrs. Fawcett, mistress. London road. l4 BROMLEY DIRECTORY,

Bromley l,Jutual Aid Loan Society .••Rising Brom~e!f and County Club-( SOCIal, non- . un Inn .•.E. Ayling, Beckenham, Sec. polItICal) ... Premises, 23, High Street, Trustees: J umes B ttten. Robert Gordon :Mullen, Henry Selby. Hon. Treasurer: Bromley Temperance Society; :Meetings held Henry Selby. Hon. Secretary: John on alternnte Tuesdny evenings at 8 in the Harmge Lepper. Committee: Robt. Gor- Congregationnl School-room. Secretaries, don Mullen (chairman) Jnmes Batten W. A. Amos, 35, Chislehurst road, and James Curtis. Frank E. Gibbs, Charles L: J. Gristwood. Park End. Grulldy, Robinson Latter, GeorO'e Cotton Bromley Hockey Club, Ground, Widmore Fredk. W. Lucus, Fredk Payn~. Edward Road. Han. Sec., H. J. Greene. St~nford, and Henry Vvilkinson. Bromley Swimming Club, Baths, High Street. BI'om/ey . Co.nsCI'l'atire Association- Agent' Han. Sec., H. J. Lans1Jury, Town Hnll. 1\1.J. DlClnns, Marl,et Square. Bromley Cvcling Club, Head Qunrters, Rail- Bronyley qonw't'atire C~ub-Bromley Lodge way Hotel, Hon. Sec., Thos. Greeny. HIgh Street-Han. Sec., Oolin Campbell. Bromle R Ol[lt end Cmy Club. Hon Sec. Bromley Liberal Club and Association-East J. E. Moody, Beckenham Lane. Street. Eecretary, F. Sutton. Bell Hotel Bromley Naturalists' Society, Head Quarters' Bromley Coitage linprovement Company Litemry Institute, Widmore Road. Hon' (Limited)-Ofiices: 26, Market square, Sec., H. Mellon. Hon. Sec., '1'.Davis. Bromley, Beckenham and District l,Jutual Bromley Commoll Reading Room-Oakley Building SUclety, 11, Mnrket ~quare. Sec. .Road. H. Olil'er, secretary F. Griffin. Church 01 Ellg7and Temperance Society, (Bro!?ley Branch). Rev. A. G. Hellicnr, Bro;,tlcl/ Musical Society. Founded, 1880. Hon~ sec., Edward Latter, Pixfield PresIdent; Rev. J. 1\1.Tamplin, Hon. St'c. Bromley. Conductor, F. Lewis Thomas' Church .of Englaud Temperance Society (St. Luke s Branch). Rev. R. 1. Woodhouse Bromley Bowling Club. President, Edward Packe, Hon. sec J. Melling, Rocbell e. president; H. L. Tbm'good, Hon. Sec. ' Bromley. Church of Eng7alld Temperance Society (St. John's Branch). TIcv. P. R1rl,er Presi- Bromley Berean Guild. Hon. Sec., R. J. dent; Rev. A. Willink, Hon Sec. ' Wright, Sinclnir ViIln, Mnsons Hill Church of Enqland Tempe1'Once Soeiety (St. Bromley Philharmonic Society. Founded Mary's, Plaistow, Branch.) Hon. Sec., George Shill cock. Conductor, (Jhurch of England Worl.:ing Men's Society F. Willinms-Willinms. (Plaistow branch), for spreading Church Bromley District Chrysanthemum Society. principles. President, W. H. Browl" Rosina Founded, 1881. President, Cnpt. Torrens, Oottage,. Park End; Secretary, B. F. Hall, Sec., O. E. Mnrks, Glebe Road 9, FarW1~ lane; Chaplain, Rev. H. Maltby. Church Institute for YoulIg lJfen, 9 The British and Foreiyn Bible Sf'ciety, Bromley Broadway, Bromley. branch. Han. Sec., J. B. Ball, Ruxley House, Wid more Road. Constitutional Rene.fit Building Society ... W. R. l\bllett, 12 Tweedy road, surveyor. BI'omley Missionary Association. Hon. sec., Miss 1\1ullens. Counties' ConsCl'vative Permanent BenefitBuild- Bible Flower ]Jfission. Hon. sec., Miss ing Society, Stevens & Sons, Widmore road Mullens Bromley. ' Cottage IIo.\pital-South Hill, Mason's Hill BrcmlfY Charitable Society-Founded 1886. Medical Officers, Dr. Beeby. Dr. H. J. Ilott Rev. A. G. Hellicar, President; M. H. Dr. D. T. Playfnir, Dr. Ohatterton and Hodder, Gothic Lodge, Bromley Common, Dr. Scott: Dental Surgeon, l\Ir. G. Edey; Treasurer; T. Adams Phillips, South Consulting Surgeon. W. J. Walsham, Esq. Hill House, Hon. Sec. F.R.C.S.; Hon. Sec. Mr. H. H. Pain High- land Road; Matron, Miss Birmi~gham. Bromley Cricket Club - Ground: Widmore RO!J,d. Hon. Secs., Mr. A. H. Hewett, and Freemasons - Acacia Lodge Bell Hotel· :JI,1r. W. Crossley: Treasurer, Mr. John Hervey Lodge, White Hart 'Hotel: Eastes Weeks. Lodge, Parish Room, West street BRO~LEY DIRECTORY 15

YO/mg JVomen's Ohristian Association, 23 Widmore road. PI'imrose League, Bromley Habitation, No 1521, Bromley Lodge, High Street. Ruling Girl~' Friendly Society, BromlQY branch, Sec. Councillor, Coles Child. Bromley Palace. MISSHay, Parkfield, :Widmore Road. Han .• Sec. E. Hellicar. The Vicarage, 13rom,ey. Homceopatltic Hospital and Dispensary- (Phillips Memorial), 19, Widmore Road' Plaistow Orick"t Club-F. H. Thirlwall' founded 1889. Honorary Medical Officers, 8, Station Road, Han. Sec. E. M. Madden, Esq., M.D., and H. Wynne Society of Bromley Youths, (Bell ringers of Thomas, Esq., M.R.C.S.; Matron, Miss Davey. Hon. Sec,: J. M. Wyborfi Bromley parish church). Leader. H. P. Esq .• 26, Widmore Road. • Harman; sec., W. Fright. Som oj Tpmperance, Bromley Common Div- Independent Order of Oddfel1ou's,M.U., S.L.D. sian, No. 301, held at the Mission Room O~!Ians Friend lodge, No. :223, hel d at the Gravel Road ~~~~~t~un, High street. Secretary, W. St. !.ulre'sInstitute ... Parish Room. Chatterton Independent Order of Oddfellows, :St. Mary road, open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Cray District, "Lord Holmesdale" Lod""e Fridays, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. No. 6647,held at Cat'penters'Arms, Hom~s: St. J/m'y's. Plaistow, Working Men's Clu'. dale road. r:;ecretary, A. Elliott. Farwig Lane, open 7.0 p.m. till 11.0 p.m. Juvenile Foresters, held at 7, Hawkes" orth Secl'etary, Mr. 'V. H. Bosanquet, Hope road, W. Layton, Secretary. park. West Kent Gymnasium Clu~-East Street Juvenile Oddfellows, held at the Industrial , Institute, Sherman's road. Working Girls Club and Horne, 26, Simpsons Road,. Founded, 1886. lion Sec., l\Iiss Juvenile Oddfellows, held at the Widmore Bates, Spencer house, Bromley Schools, Tylney road, E. Marshall, sec. Workmen's Olubs and Institutes - Oakley Lawn Tennis Club-South Hill Park-E L road; Chatterton road; & Bloomfield road S. Horsburgh, Grasmere, Tweedy R~ad' han. sec. ' West Kent Yeomanry (" A") Bromley Troop. Literary Institute.--99. Widmore Road-. R J. Capt. Hills; Sergt. Major Quy. Webbet' andJ. "\Veeks bon secretaries' B. Wood, librarian ' , JIIj en's Guild. Widmore Road, Hon. ec., G. Hudson St. Brannocks, Bromley Lawn Tennis Olub-Bromley Park-J T Bush, Lynsted, Elmfield Hoad. \ . • Workmen's Club - Farwig ..Open 10 a,m. till 10 p.m. General SecretalY, Mr. W. J. Philanthropic Society, held at the Duke's Gibbs, Campbell house, "\Vidmore road. Head, Market Square. Secretary, H. Young JIetZ's Oftristian Association-5 East Harlow, National Schools, Widmore. street F. A. Graham, hon. sec.

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BROMLEY, BICKLEY, BECKENHAM, CHISLEHURST, and surrounding neighbour hood. ESSRS. BAXTER PAYNE &: LEPPER having through their M .Agency disposed of most of the B.esidences and Estates that have changed ownership, are particularly desirous of drawing the attention of Owners, Trustees, and Residents to this important fact. MESSRS.BAXTERPAYNE & LEPPER'S widely known .Agency and extensive connection enables them to let or sell property of every descripton, most advantageously by public auction or private contract. Scales of Commission on Sales, Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates- House Property, Farms, &0., to be had on applioation. MORTGAGES ARRANGED ON FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD PROPERTJ'

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:1: Chislehul'st Postal Distl'ict.

Addison Road.-BRoMLEY CO)IlIlON. Huggett Ned Nankville - Peill Robert Wood William Peill Joseph Courtney W. H. ] Southview ~otts. Daniels Charles, Kent Villa Whaley' A. 2 Bower G. C., The Cottage Pearce Charles 3 " 1 Green H .. grocer St. Luke's GII1l1'ch School, Miss 2 Carter William Hutt, Mistress 3 Markwell Mrs. Wheeler R. Bailey John 1 Addison terr. Watson T. Crockford Charles 2 " Fuller Mrs. Clayden Arthur 3 " Blundell W. Taylor John 4 " Knight- Brace D. 5 " Humphrey John Prater W. G Stace - Hudson W. 7 Stidolph Mrs., 1 Brennan's cottages Railland George 8 Bunner Henrv 2 Dayton Miss A. 9 " .Jarrett George 3 Down Robert ]0 " Smith G. 4 Overill William 1 Littlecott's cotto Whitehead D. 5 " Clymer George 2 Palmer Edward 7 " Friend Thomas 4 Westr01t J. 8 Roberts Charles 5 Carr MIs. 9 " ••...... • hel'e is Chattel'ton l'oad . Palmer James 10 " 15 Leggett George UJ. C),arkson H. 17 Dr'aper James AyleSbury Road.-MASONS HILL 1,:~Henwood A. 1 Wells George, provision stores 19 Ge aring William 2 King C., greengrocer 20 Sktcev P. H. 3 Head John, butcher 21 Me.y G. 4 Bragg Henry 22 Ll:tne William 5 Curtis Thomas 23 'V at son Miss 6 Dodson James 24: Rllmp George 7 Walsharn Mrs. 25 Wl~eeler E. . 8 Walters Charlp.R 26 Mll-Y L. 9 Sharp- 21 Greenaway Josiah 10 Chalker Frederick. \!Aoyd John 8 Tumher cottages 11 Gregory Mrs, J'\enuer Robert 7 12 Maunton Herbert. Lr&'lyd Thomas 6 " 13 Hill Mrs. R,.!vant A. 5 " 14 Seats Mrs. 'l'k,orpe George 4 " 15 Hodges W. \~h,:eenaway R. 3 " 16 Bish Jesse l\lorgan Mrs. 2 17 Piddock John ¥ n,stings Alfred 1 18 O'Connell Charles 18 BRO:\UA:b1Y STREET'DIRECTORY.

IH Matten Charles 57 Harbord James. tailor 20 Russell Henry 59 Reeves Mrs .• dressmaker L, J--'"r 21 Harris TiwIInI" 61 ~erTett ~greengrocer I~I / 22 Macldams James 63 Lampier Mrs. 23 Killick Henry E. 65 Adamson .T. 24 Jenkins James Moss W. E. 25 Church William 67 Ralph Mrs. 26 Pankhurst Peter 67 A Darlington E., photographer 27 Rese John (l!l Covell & Harris. butchers 28 Betts Mrs., dressmaker Hunt J., garden'er and florist 29 Elliot Daniel 71 Shortlands provision stores 30 Betts William 73 Jenner T., oilman 31 Maynard Alfred 75 Freeman J., newsagent, London 32 Harris William Pm'cel Deliz:e''Y O.t/ice 33 Dean Headley Banks A., butcher 34 Atkins Mrs. 81 Bromley Valley 1'al:el'n, Rodgers T. 35 Gumbrill George Bromley Valley ~1tission Room. 36 Dawson John 85 Haylett B. jun., bootmaker 37 Nicholls John 87 Wynn J. 38 Broom William 8r1 Moody R. W. 39 Clare Frederick 91 Ra) nhalll Charles 40 Dl'ddy Horace Coal Co-operative Society limited 41 Salvation Army Officers 42 Kellick P. here is .'ltortla1lds Iiailw"!! station. 43 Hurst Arthur lVortTt side 44 Pocock Harry 45 Daniels Alfred 80 Bonfield Mrs. 46 Wingham Mrs., laundress 7t; Barnes Henry Board Scltoolr-Mr. Lewis, master 76 Brisley Charles 74 Wynn Rpmy 72 Davis David 70 Bennett J. BeckenhamLane.-HIGH STREE'I' 68 Upton Alfred Soutlt side :.•.•.•.. here is 111eadolV 1"oad 1 Tapp C. J., The Hill 66 lnge Thomas, carpenter & builder •.. here is Pootpath to Mm·tins Hill .. 64 Rippengal W. 3 Ellis M., The Hollies 62 Clayton John 5 Van de Linde G., Glebe Knoll 60 Pethick R. W. 7 Latter Robinson, Pixfield 58 Obee .TaIPes Valle,1j Brard SellOols 56 Wells Stephen 39 St. Mw'Y's Conraleseent Home- 54 Pyatt Mrs., -dressmaker Elizabeth Nunn, matron 52 Cheeseman 'William 41 Jones John 50 H untJ ames,--glfrdenerand.ilorist- 43 Henham T. 48 Britton George 45 Allen Walter 46 Whittington M. 47 Loton James Henry 44 Lyford Charles 51 Smith G.• baker & com dealer 42 Swain Heury 40 Robinson Thomas ••••.... .llel·e is llecreatlon '·oad ...... • 38 Cootes George 86 Fromings William, Loraine cottage 53 Adams U. W., grocer, &c. 34 Smith E. 55 Cook Mrs. 32 Cowell William, grocer, &c. BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. Hl

30 Rogers J., cowkeeper &. dairyman 29 Hadlow John F. 28 Darling Miss 30 Grimson William 26 Lawrence Thomas Mallet Mrs. M., Bloomfield laundry 24 Sumner D. Rayfield James ""Vm. 22 Ransley Edwd. Smith Walter J. 18 Fitch G. Bushell William 16 English Thomas, plasterer Bartlett - Bryant J. B. Nursery Duddy Lewis ...... here is Highland Road •••...... 32 Yates George 33 Boxall George •••...... here is Blyth Road . 34 Pearce Frellerick 35 Knight James 10 Beeby Dr., Park house 36 Olivant George 8 French James 43 Dray W., greengrocer 6 Knight Henry 44 Isard Thomas 4 Osborn Mrs .. 45 Butler William 2 Harding Mrs 46 Brooks Mrs. S. 47 Siggins Charles W. Beechfield Cottages.- WIDMORE 48 Goodsell Henry 1 Wingfield James, WidmoreNursery 50 Wall George 2 Beadle F. J. 51 Rapley William, Chfton villas 3 Thomas T. 52 Hawkins W. H., Fern Bank 5 Winterman T. 53 Gray W. E., Homesdale 6 Clayden William Primitive .Met/wdist Chapel 7 Sands William 8 Butcher Mrs. 9 Bro:Jker Mrs. Blyth Road.-BROMLEY PARK. 10 Stacey James LONDON ROAD. 11 Wingfield Mrs., Rose cottage Nm·th Side. Luff George, Eardislea Bloomfield Road.-BROMLEY COMMON Southwell Mrs. E., Ormidale Bartram Mrs., Elmville 2 Broomfield J. R. Mason Charles, Summerland 3 Robinson W. H. Handcock William J., Lamorna 4 Selby Harry Pellett Edgar T., Edlestowe W07'kinq Men's Institute. Worthington S., N orthn1t 11 Miller E. Bumsted David A., Sparnon 12 Hooper Charles Wyllie Harvey, Balgownie 13 Maloud Alfred Nickalls Conrad, Barnfield 14 Crane- Willett A. E., W oodcote 15 Collins George South Side. 16 Nye J. Dyas Robert, Avora 17 Crapnell Mrs. 18 Norman William Watling J mieph, Shersto~e Apthorpe A. J., Walcot 19 Miles John Perkins Richard W., Holly Dene 21 Butler James 22 Tiirner William 23 Andrews- Brewery Road (late Prince'sPlain) 24 Cook Roland BROMLEYCOMMON. 25 Thorpe C. 26 Herbert J as. W m. 22 JonesJ. A. S., Pembury honse 27 Humphrey John Jones J. A. S., Bromley Steam 28 Brown Mrs. Brewery 20 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

20 Brewery Tap, Harvey William 38 Lacey Mrs. 19 Batchelor Edward 39 Banks Mrs. 18 Ely James 40 Slater Mrs. 16 Johnson David 14 Aylwood Mrs. Sheppard's College. 12 Ward Mr". 1 Jones Miss 11 Johnson .T. 2 Heskett Miss 10 Whitehead E. 3 Greenlllw Miss 9 Dunmall Thomas ! Marriott Miss 8 Gurr Thomas 5 Allfree Miss Anne 7 Johnson J. 6 Reeves H. ,-,-. 5 Field Wm. Bromley- Common. 4 Kimber- HMlle.wlale Road'to ".Plough." 1 Cox Mrs. Faida wn Bromley COllege.-HIGH -S~REET. . 2 Hall A. T. ' Noott Rev. E. F. C., chap'l~in . 4 Harris Mrs., Fairlawn house Woodcock E. T., Treasurer's house 5 Morri&on F. ' ' 1 Bewsher Mrs. ' 6 Combes T.'C.' 2 Haslew()od Mrs. 7 Rogers Mis~, Laurel Bank 3 Curtis Mrs. 8 Wheeler,,- Miss Sophia, ladies 4 Bolton Mrs. school, Cromwell house '5 Irwin Mrs. _ , Ellis W. C., Meadow)odge G Nicholson Mrs. 11 Bushell H., Architect . 7 Fothergill Mrs. Arundell 12 Judd W.;'Wa1ton·cottage , 8 James Mrs. 13 Field- Robert. Kingsdown ~ Beaty-Pownall Mrs. ." Field The Misses, preparatory day to Cotter Mrs. school .- . 13 Allen Mrs. 14 Purday S..F.. Woodbine cottage, 14 Greenslade Mrs. 15 Vitali Egidio, Valtellina ' ' ' 15 Dawson Mrs. 16 & 17 Jackson A. P., Lansdowne 1G Oxlad Mrs. J 8 Mackay James 17 Stevenson Mrs 21 Sharp A. . 1)-; Bluett Mrs. 22 Bryant The Misses , IlJ Swann Mrs. 23 Hodder l\{. H., Gothic lodge 20 Kemp Mrs. . 24 Williams John . : ' 21 N ursey Mrs. ~Fi Bennett J. Wheeler, Carisbroolte 22 Bates Mrs. E. 26 Howard John, Ewell house 23 Dodd Mrs. , . :. 27, Collings B., Cheriton 24 Hancock Mrs. 28 Robinson the Misses, Radlett 25 Jones Mrs. G. 30 Fil'e Bells, Ranson George 26 Andrew Mrs. 31 Parker Edwin, Post Ojfwe 27 Carter Mrs. James 32 Curtis W. H., baker 28 Prosser Mrs. Peill aud Sons, contractors 30 Jones Mrs. Howell St. Luke's Lhzl1'ch. 31 Nalson Mrs. 38 Yolland J. H., surgeon 32 Collier Mrs ,I 40 Chapman Joseph 33 England Mrs. ••..••... litre is Addzsoll road 34 Napier Mrs. 35 Ed wards Mrs. 41 May Edward, .oakville 36 Cockayne Mrs. 43 Curtis Joseph, Denbigh villa 31 Lawless Mrs. 44 Lewis TV.omas, Mayville, BROMLEY STREET DIHECTORY. 21

45 Burtt Oharles T., Frant villa 81 Ferris Robert. Belair 82 Allen 'William, Kent villa ..•..•••. here IS Bloomfield '·oad ..•...... 83 Bullen A. L. •.• here is footpath to Soutldw1'ough •.• 84 Kirby Samuel 85 Downer William 46 Roberts John David, Walpole lodge 86 Oastleton Mrs . •....'" hel'e is Walpole Road •...•.... •...... •• here is Gl'avel Road .••..•.....• Davis James, Woodclose 87 Whitehead Henry Stone W. F., Bowmanville 88 Harris E., steward, Oakley farm •.,....-;•....•. here is Pope l'oad ...... •• .. •..•.•..•. hel'e is Oakley l·oad ..•...... • -,' 57 Orowhurst Robt., Snssex lodge Norman Gerard, Oakley ..•...... here is .Johnson's Road__ ....•. Boxall, Thomas, Oakley lodge 60 1t6binson W m., provision merchant. , 89 Nonnan Archibald 0., The Rookery 61 Job A., bootmaker . -Lee Thpmas, The Rookery lodge 62 Ley J ame's, baker and confectioner Sanders.Daniel, The Rookery lodge 62 R~dcliffe, Rev. N. G. 63 Speller William" florist ,.. here'isfootpath to Hayes . .-64 George Oharles, Westaria cottage, 93 Faunthbrpe Rev. J. P .. Elmfield •.•..• here is Soutkbo1'ou,gh Lane •... :. , Marshall John H., farmer, Hook 66 Cmwn, Haylett T. W. Jann i Olark Mrs. 94 Umbers ,William Anstin William Page George } Botany Bay Shoesmith Richard Donne_r Leonard cottages Bourne A., farmer, Ooopers farm Trinity' U/mrch , Ca.mbridge Road.-SPll.INGHILL, Bl'owle,ll Common Schools.-Faw- cett Frederick, master, Fawcett, , PLAISTOW. Mrs., mistress' , D~vis H. A., Tregenvor 67 Miles J. J., Barham house 5 Webb, Henry T., Dagmar house 6 Thompson Francis •.•••... here is Brewery Road 7 Richardson Robert H. ; 8 & ge,Rush P.O., 0ambridge villa 68 Gill George, builder & contnictor t2 Bullen Richard, The Hollies ••. here is Lowel' Gravel 'Road . 13,.Alnos Henry W • J4 Stanger Arthur "69, Sp,wyers' Arms, R~eves George . ,15 Stallibrass J. 72 Durling J., jl,1n;' : ' , . :16 Ritherdon R., Craigleith '/3 Hollman Mrs: I. - i,' .. ..'' White R., Hazledene 74 Mitchell Mrs. , BLIShH., Ooniston 75 Nettleton Thomas 77 Brickell Phillip, Post Office 78 Robinson T. H., baker & grocer Chatterton Road.-BROMLKY (JO~HION 79 Jackson George, grocer Ardern W. J. 1 Evans J. I/rom" Plough" to Hayes Lane. 2 Peill Edward 80 Plough 1nn, Ferris A. 3 RichardsE . 1 Orooks J., blaCksmith} Plou h 4 Mitchell Alfred 2 Wood B. g 5 MoggMrs. 3 Wood M. cottages Working Men's Institlltl' Bromley & West Kent Bakery Lt. 5AOook James JUiSS;(11l Room 6 Taylor William 22 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

7 Tickner J. Ashby Robert 4: The Valley 8 Elliott Henry 6 Knott A., lodge-keeper, Martins 9 Pratt Charles hill 10 Gurr James North stde. 11 Selmon Mrs. 12 Tassell Jessie 7 Cotton G. E.,'Stobery cottage 13 Morey J abn 8 Carpmael Deanstone, Stobery house 14 Hopgood T. W. 9 Hellicar Rev. A. G., M.A.) Vicarage 15 Frisby Thos. 10 Younghusband Miss A. E. 16 Simms George 11 Bayman Charles 18 Chatterton ArllZs, Brown Mrs. 12 Bevins Mrs. 19 James Mrs., baker 13 Shepherd James 20 Broom T. R. bootmaker 14 Wheeler Miss 21 Swan James, tobacconist 15 Hunt J. 22 Drake Samuel 16 Hall John, plumber Davey Jos., Bexley cottage 17 White Mrs. 25 Trower M. 18 Wraith E. 26 Swatton D., greengrocer 19 Tomhlin Joseph 27 Crow John, general dealer 20 Knight Mrs., dressrr..aker 28 Wallis Henry, butcher 21 Smith & Co., machine depot 29 Fleet George, fishmonger 22 Cook T. W., tailor 80 & 31 Lee Richard, grccer 23 Short Miss 32 Brooker James, greengrocer 24 Carter James 33 Pring John 25 Letts Mrs. 34 Fiske Mrs. 26 Smith Alfre d 35 Songhurst Mrs. 36 Hills Mrs. 37 Boxall C. Coles Child's Cottages-WI DMORll:. 38 Packham- 39 Harding James, The Poplars 1 Wiles Stephen 40 Bignold Mrs., laundress 2 Moule William 42 Crowhurst James 3 Church Charles 43 Blatcher George 4: Wright Henry 44: Baker W. G. 5 Wiles John 45 Elliott Jolm 6 Ewins James 46 Pearson S., greengrocer 4 7 Ph.~Kman Altred College Road.-FARWIG. 49 Parker Mrs. Left side. Hillier Mrs. 41 King George 51 Hayles William Russell & Co., carriers 52 Allen Thomas 40 Ray Miss, Madras cottage 54 Flood William Tessier "Rev. A. Holmes W' Smullfield Villas. Church Road.-HIGH STREET. 39 Marks Thomas, builder South side. 38 Boorman Ed" in Cooper G., confectio'ler 38AWorsfold T. S.S. Peter's and Paul'll Church 36APaimer Mrs., dressmaker 1 Henwood P., Church house 36 Harris J. Smith W., (lodge of) Church house Beach W .• Hope villa 2 Williams J., Millvale Lyon John Chaloner, Charlton Villa Billet Chas., The Valley --J~z~, Marinera Aitken Jumes 3 The Valley Saint Mrs., Darjeeling BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 23

Lhoest R.. Fern Lea 2 Gibson Arthur, Rose cottage Campbell C. J., Barcaldine 3 Jordan Withers Austin, Brooklyn 7 & 8 Petrie William, civil engin~er 18 Bridges Mrs. 11 Golds William, Alpha cottage 16 Papps George 13 Wells Thomas, Eden cottage 14 Phelp The Misses 14 Shepherd Thomas, Rio cottage 12 Clarke H. G. 15 Buckby James P., Mead villa 10 Latter William 16 Berry C. 8(~s. 17 Holt H. W. 6 Broom Mrs., Rochelle 18 N utsey Isaac r- 4 Dillimore Mrs., Hawthorne lodge 19 Ross Donald S., Heatherside 2 Hooper James, Myrtle cottage 22 Longden J. Right side. 30 WoodR, Overdale, librarian Griggs Robert, Thanet 32 Chieseman F. Warlow Mrs., Monckton Whittle Edward, Delgany Harris F. T., Stuartdene Cross Road.-BROllILEY COMMON Baker Mrs. Stoneylands 1 Westbrook WHham, grocer Dreillheller Mrl>., Villa Elsa 3 Habit Mrs. Tennant David, Kingswood 4: Harris Henry 'J'Donnell J. P., Avondale 5 Drew James Co11e&,e Slip.-HIGH ~TREET. 6 Westbrook, H. 7 Lane Mrs. Lloyd F., slip cottage 8 Boakes Edward 1 Pocock J. R., nurseryman 9 Shepherd Frederick John

Cowper Road.-BROMLEY COMMON. Cumberland Road-SouTH HILL PARK Bartrum Stanley, Coniston Lett Side. Nichols W. J., Warren Pinchin W. 1 Alma cottng-es Blundell John 2 Denmark Villas.-WwMoRE ROAD. West Charles 3 " 1 Lewis Louis, solicitor Ranson George 4 " 2 Golding Miss, ladies' day school 1 Abhott Samuel " 3 Craker Miss, milliner & dressmaker 2 Sayers Thomas 4: Bond John, Cattle aud Landscape 3 Weston George Painter ~ Butler Samuel 6 Kirkman Mis:. J) Isard T. G. ~ 1 Rochester villas () Butler Wm. Starck H. L. Alfred 2 "" ''.McArthur Daniel, Cowper cottage '1 \ Right Side. Devonshire Square.-l\!AsON& HILL ""- 1 Horn George Minor Jas. Chas., 1 Yate's villas 2 Palan Mrs. Brand William 2 " 3 Meide John Mogg George 3" " 4 Wood Arthur W. Coveney Joseph 4: " " Hardstone- " 5 Ryan Thomas 6 Green Mrs. Mercer George Crescent Roaft.-SPRINGHILL, Pr,AlSTOW 7 Clark Thomas Springett He~ry 8 Longhurst J., chimney sweep 1 French J., Shen~:'..l)d cottage 9 Huggett Ned BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

10 Vining- r Tlu, Bromlp,y Drill Hall Adams- I £lead-Ql's. E ~S· P Com. 2nd V.B: 11 Holll1nd- 9 ~ The QUff n's Own (R.WKJ Regt. 12 Gregory- I P. Morgan, 8ergt.-Instructor ]3 Clark E. lIVest Kent CJ.1J1I!nasiuTlIClub.- 14 Lampard L Sergt.-Instr. Morgan, manager 11 Hunt T. & Son, builders' ironmongers, and leild' & glass mer- Durham Road.-SOUTH HILL PAltK. chants 13 H. R. Smith, Tailor Tow~e Mrs. W. B., Braunton Holt J. A. Nash F. C., St. Peter's 15 Grep.ll Brothers. grocers Mill!?r Durie, InDisfallen 17 Humerston J. upholsterer Harvey Charles, IvoDhurst 19 [(entish District Times Company Covil Thomas, Durham lodge Limited. Printers und Publishers Beresford Capt., Hill house Liberal Club Mann Charles Corry, Lynmouth 00- Operative Stores Mitchell W. T., Larkfield Grigg' W.;-fruiterer Roberts A. T., Hartwell 23 BaihcalJ Hotel, Mrs. Graley Medwin John Wil;:on, Burwood East slde.

East Street.- WIDMOltE ROAD. From S. H. Stati-:Jl1 to TVidmore Road.

West side. Plowman F., fishmonger &poulterer 44 Mitchell & Son, tailors & hatters From TVidmore RO(ld to S. E. Station. 42 Ryder Harry, sweet stores 40 Huxley Arthur, dining rooms Local Board. R. G. Mullen, clerk 3~ Stebbing J. Bromley Burial 80w·d-R. G. Mullen, 36 Bennett S., baker and confectioner clerk and registrar 84 Miller C. S., draper West Kent Main Sewerage Board- 32 Carrick John, bootmaker R. G. Mullen, secretary 28 Capon J., butcher Offices of the Board of Guardians of 26 Kirby G. E., watchmaker, doc. Bromley Union-R. G. Mullen, clerk 24 Lingham J., oilman, grocer, and Rural Sanitary Authori(1/, Bromle.y iron monger Union District-R. G. Mullen, clerk Superintendent Registm1"s Office- 22 Ingles James, harness maker R. G. Mullen, superintendent 20 Phillips Bros., boot makers. Bromley &' Beckenham Joint Hospital 18 Horuby Bros., dairymen, &c. Board-R. G. Mullen, clerk Gospel Hall School BOal·d-G. Wall, clerk 16 Hambleton J. / SU1'Vey01"s Office - H S., Cregeen, 14 Strathearn Mrs. r Robert li'indlay 12 Gristwood George I Sanitary Inspector-J;f.. Abrams 10 Blanden Frederick ./ Collector and Ove1'seer's Office-Geo. 8 Ogilvie Miss, dressmaker Stone Sweetlove Thomas); dining rooms Re.qistrar Bil·tlls and Deaths-H. J. Rose .•••••••• he1'(]is SOlltlt Street

3 Graty Thomas D., builder 6 Sills A., tobacconist, &c. 5 Young Men's Christian Association 4 Sills A. confectioner, &c. 1 MortlockT.C, artists' colorman and 1& 2 Hambleton E.W., Old Curiosity picture frame maker shop, war~rcbe purchaser BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 25

Elmfield Park. Farwig. 1 Davis Miss London Road to Plaistow. 1 Bagwell J. W. Elmfield Road.-HIGH STREET. 2 Richards .Frederick Stannah Joseph, A.K.C., Ashcroft 3 Mappett D. Snell H. S., Lynden lodge • 4 Winstone E. J., plumber Woods Samuel, Clare Croft. 5 Ford E., verger S. Mary's, Plaistow Davis Israel, M'.A., Sunaown 6 DennyG. W. Hall Mrs. Henry. Eversley Hunt T. &., Son, builders' iron. Wright H., Buteland mongers, lead and glass merchts. Aylwin C. H., Sorrento •••..•... here is Weston Grove ...... • Bourne Miss, The Pmes Mullen Robert G., The Dargle 7 SmIth John, fishmonger So~tter H. Wallace. ITarringe.y 8 Baldwin Mrs., confectioner and Pnce W. T., TaI1ketville ' corndealer Lethbridge Mrs., Lynst€d 9 Stembridge J., general dealer Shoemack Edward James) Enderley 10 Hall J., bootmaker Porter Mrs., Edelwiss 11 Brown Frederick, general shop Wright A. H., Dellcot ••.•.•... hel'e lS 1110Jl'eland l'oad ...... • S~arp Rev .•John, liLA., Langton lodge N'Ickmson Jesse Da 'J is, Allandale 12 Phillips H., greengrocer, &c. Mackenzie Mrs. J. Christie, Hillfoot 13 Bacon James. baker Hodgkin Charles, 3 White's cotts. here is Bromley 8tation, £. C. &' D. R P?dger'Villiam, 4 R'ight hand side. Waters William, 5 II Pollard Mrs. 6., " Bromley High School {01' Girls, Fern 14 Janes William, blacksmith Bank, Miss Heppel, B.A. 15 .Janes F. Wilkinson Henry, Oakdelle 16 Lane William Potter William M., Clvnder 17 Burgess Benjamin Oliver Mrs. Russell, Inchcape 18 Kmght F. Henwood A., Tintern 19 Ellis John ...... here is BIII/jield park 20 Harris Herbert 21 Churchett Mrs. Jones Charles Powell, Elmfield lodge 22 Seal 0., jobbing gardener Solbe Edward, Gwennap 23 Muffet Thomas Lenox Mi~s, Levenax 24 Croft Robert Hicks Albert S., Stoneleigh 25 Smith John, greengrocer Tweedy Henry J., Pend Ower 26 Chance Thomas Griffith Henry, A~hcott 27 Crowhurst J. Hughes Fredk. J .. Bonchurch, solicitor 28 Dunmall William and commissioner of oaths Lane Frank } Ann's Leb David cottages. 29 Osborne George 30 Barwell William Ethelbert Road.-HIGH STREET. 31 Birch Charles -Stocker W., The Ferns 32 Soane Samuel 3 Ellis Alfred, Ethelbert lodge 33 Davis James 4 Walker J. E., soliCItor, Rave)lswood' 34 Wickenden Jesse 6 Hill Alfred, Belle Vue 35 Heskett Alfred Payne, H., Erindale Dance T. 1, Woodbine cottages Wood J abez, parish clerk, Clareville Edwards Thomas, 1 " 26 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

36 Chance R., cowkeeper & dairyman 100 Peeling Mrs. 37 Chance Mrs. 101 Giles Mrs 38 Jackson Alfred 102 Harden Mrs. 89 Dowling Edward 1 Wild Arthur 40 Knight J. 2 Steers George Marum's 41 Greenbrook William 3 Bolton John f 42 Kirby William 4 Smith William 43 Baker John 5 Druit Mrs. cottages. 44 Deadman David 6 Stevens Mrs. J 45 Clark Frederick, bootmaker Young .illen's Friendly Society 46 Farwig Arms, Lewis Cook Church of England W01'king Men's 47 Pocock Mrs. Society, and S. Mw'Y's Plaistow 48 Lee T. Working .Men's Club 49 Clement C. J., shopkeeper 55 Chu~'cher Charles 107 Russell S. 56' Sharman John 109 Rose. R. J., Relievmg Officer, and 57 Walters Charles RegIJtrar of Births and Deaths 58 Wilson W. 59 Whitehead John Florence Road.- CJLLEGEFIELD. 60 Clark William George 61 Smith Mrs. 1 DiXON James 2 Allen J. G. Plaistow to London Road. 3 Bayford Mrs., dressmaker 4 Garwood Samuel here are Camun'dge alld Cl'escent Roads 5 Root Samuel 65 Griffiths Richard 6 Allnutt Mrs. 66 Corneby William 7 Williams Mrs. 67 Podger Jamp,s, builder 8 Wilkins J. 68 Janes William 69 Southgate Abraham Freelands Grove.-FREELANDS ROAD 70 Rarris J ohu South side. 71 Johnson F. W. 1 Orford Sidney 72 & 73 Marsh Thomas, grocer 74 Wood and Son, bakers 2 Boakes William A 3 Brett Alfred, builder, &c. •....•..• here is College Road ..•..•..• 4 Skinner Frederick William 5 Ritchie C. 75 Royal Oak, W. H. Withycombe 6 Round W m., grocer, carman, &c. 79 Young Mrs. 7 Brown James 80 Chapman Edward 8 Muffett Mrs. 81 Welch Mrs., laundress NOl'ih side. 82 Ho~kins Miss M. 83 Upton Harry St. John's Pm'ish Room. 85 Huggett Jes~e 9 Jones Thomas 86 Forth Moses 10 Martin William 87 Wright Thomas 11 Roper Mrs. 88 Slow Mrs. 12 Smith John Fat'wig TVOl'kmen's Club 13 Brown Leonard Farwig Wesleyan Mission 14 HutchIson John 95 Brown William 15 Poole Mrs. 96 Finn Fred 16 VaIlins F. 97 Stringer Stephen G08pel Room 98 Humphrey Robert 17 Bryant. James 99 Harding William 18 Attwood Albert, contractor BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

19 Hodgkin Gehazi 44: Fuller John P.

Freelands Road. Widmore Road to Plaistow Road. Glebe Road.-COLLEGE FIELD. 1 Prust W. H. 2 Bemment Miss 2 Powell William 4: Ghttke ftGfifj I homa~ 8 Maull James 6 Walker John 4: Mitchell R. 8 Freeman Charles 5 Bell Colonel, R.E. 10 Findlay Robert 7 Hill Lewis 12 Newman Mrs. 8 Barwell Daniel 14 Gore R. L., Pyrmont house ••.•...... hel·e is Fal'k l·oad ...... • 16 Bush H. C. 18 Cooper Benjamin 10 Wood W. Selby, riding master, 20 Dover' :Miss Belmont 32 Mortillet Louis de, Pont Noyel.le~ ••...... here i5 F'reelands Grove ...•...•. 34 ~lltchen 'Mrs. 12 May Henry 36 May Mrs. 13 Harvey Edwin William 40 ~!18f II. 14 Hammond George, Jun. 4:2 Marks C. E., schoolmaster Orford E. J .

....•.... here is Plymouthl·oad ...... • Grasmere Road.-HuOMLEY PARK. 16 Freelands Tavern, J. H. Sanders Millner H. J., Grasmere lodge 17 Stubberfield Richard, grocer, &c. Read Frederick T., The Glade 19 Hammond Geo., plumber, &c. 20 Bronlle.1J and West Kent Bakery Gravel Pits.-~I"ISONS HILL. Compall!1 Limited 21 Capou Joseph, butcher 1 2 3 Smith George, baker, &c. 4: J ames Walter ...... •.... here is Henl'1J street .....•...... 5 Mitchell H. 6 Harper Mrq. 22 Cheel George Henry 24 Turner M. S. 7 Smith James 8 Park J. 23 :Moore, C. H. 25 Prall Mrs. 9 Prior Richard 10 Gardler- 26 Scott Charles 11 Wilford T. 27 Fraser John 28 Austen Miss, Thorne villa 12 Leach C. 29 Rogers Fredk., architect 14 Thompson W. 30 Balls Henry, tailor 15 Barrett - 31 Hawkins Stanley 32 Redborough James Gravel Road.-BROMLEY COllmON. 33 Pridham Charles 34 Batten Thomas 1 Davis John Day, Beechwood 35 Withers Alfred, The Cottage 2 Percy Rev. P. H., Hawthorn cottage Plaistow Road to Widmore Road. 3 Payne Charles 36 Morum Amos, Lochwood 4: Smith William, builder 38 How James 5 Bird-in-Hand, Dodd Isaac 39 Hardcastle, C. R. H. 6 Bellfield James 40 How Mrs. Ann 7 Lane William 41 Binder J. W. 8 Ackhurst T. 42 Cregeen Hugh S. 9 Wood Charles 43 Ough John 10 Harman James Strutt Miss 11 Smith Mrs. ~8 BROMLEY S~REET DIRECTORY.

12 KUIll C. 3 Williamson F. W. 13 Russell Fredk. 1 Gooch David, Carlton house 14 Jackson George Podger Harry G., 3 Albert villas 17 Lisney James Fewtrell W. 2 " 18 Asker Adam McLean Mrs. 1 " Smith A. Wallace, Gravel road granaries Hammelton Road.-LoNDON ROAD. Gravel Road (Lower) -BROMLEY Curtis James, Raleigh house CO!lMON. Thursfield William, Leighton 1 Wood W. H. Ashby A. G., RosIlloyn ~ Wim ble Albert Agnew Mrs., Hampstead lodge Bullen Mrs. Allan H., The Luz 4 Knott Thomas Gibson A., Pitlochry Petty Charles Henry Skinlltlr A., Melrose Packe - Newstead A. C., Chesterfield 5 Campion J. Bridgman Ed ward, Elmslie 6 Stansfield C. H. R., The Hollies Ritchie J., Brendan Wood John, The Scrubbs Bome Charles G., Wedderburn Hills James " Brock G. W. F., Afton Bullen Richard, The Nursery Big-gens Miss, Glidden Smith William B., Kirtle house Great Elms Road.-HoMESDALF. 'ROAD. Vigers Martin, Avonmore BROMLEYComWN. Cheshire Rev. F., Quinton 2 Swinstead William 8 Silver JalUes A. Havelock Road.-HOMESDALE ROAD Mission 11'&n Room BROMLEYCOMMON. Hatfield J. T., Oukdene Pearce John 3 Trower William Swatton Thomas, Myrtle villa 5 Collett George 11 Hlew Robert 7 Matthew 12 Giles Charles 9 Giles Charles 14 Fullilove T. W. 11 Child Richard 16 Bell Lindsay, Tormohun 13 Golden William 18 Domone William James 15 Heslop John 21 Fairman Mrs., lau ndress 17 Martley J. R. 19 Bourdon Mrs. 19 Baker George 17 ~cCarthy William, Inland and 21 Young W, Revenue Officer 23 Young Mr~. 15 Bunting Thomas 25 Reckett Walter 13 Wheeler S. B. 27 Combes Alfred 11 Catlett James 29 Smith Benjamin 9 Harwood Mrs. 31 Crouch Stephen 14 Cardwell John Henry 33 Morrison Thomas 13 Simlllvnds The Misses 35 Cheal H. ~ 12 Adams W. 37 Brown Richard ~. 11 Hayne Henry George 39 Packham John 9 Allen Amos 41 Morley Thomas ~ 8 E"erett George 43 Aspenall John ~ 7 Girling, R. Queen's tax collector 45 Foster G. .:E 6 Atkins W. H. 47 Self Geerge ~ 5 Spong J. 49 Shaw Alfred Co> 4 Lett Mrs. 51 Rockall Mrs. BROMLEY STREET DIR1!:CTORY.

53 Alexander E., tmtcher 9 Mumford William, Broomleigh 55 Alexander E., grocer 11 Lockwood Walter 57 Anderson Thomas 13 Seers Mrs. 59 Friend William 15 Brocks W m. 61 Harber H. 17 Drew G. 63 Wood William 19 Adams L. H. 65 Bray Joseph 21 Easton J. St. Luke's Par'ish Room 23 Croxtord George 54 Hawker George East side 50 White James 48 Lamer James Spark James, Egremont cottage 46 Bennett George 2 Lane- 44 Brook T. H. 4: Googe G. 42 Thompson John 6 Harris- 40 Poole Mrs. 8 Baldwin G. F. 88 Herbert William 10 Wnght Frank 36 Stock" ell W. 12 Taylor- Anthony L. 34 Pearce R. 32 Clhurch John Haxted Road.-NORTH ROA-D. 30 Heath Mrs. 1 Brown Alfred 28 Thurling John 2 Osborne Mrs. 26 Barker T., chimney sweep 3 Patmore Mrs., laundrass 22 Briggs William Robert 4 Marchant Henry 20 Sanders George 5 Hack- 18 Kite Edward William 6 West Mrs. Chittv Miss 7 Johnson George 16 Davis William 8 Newman Edward Webb Mrs. 9 Tozer Mrs. 14 King James. 10 Reed Mrs. 12 Smith A. 10 Bentle'y W. H. Hayes Lane.-BRO~ILEY COMMON. 8 Giles Joseph 6 Hussum H. Kent Harry, Kintore 4 Harman William Boosey A. . 2 Greenaway Geo., insurance agent 3 Douglas Henry Gardner H., Girvan 6 Dodgson Wm.Henry, Hayesford Hawes Road.-ALDERMARY PARK, Harwood B., Hayesford dairy farm Chambers W., Somerville Dreiheller H., W ortburg house Pearce F., builder Heathfield Road,-LoNDON ROA-D. Neal W. G., Lismore Lejt side Shearing James Blackburn Henry Hawkesworth Boan.-MASONS HILL KingJ. West side Brown A. E. Bateman George, Heathfield villa 1 Brister Miss Ralph W. J., Granville villa 3 Eves Mrs. Jones H., mason 5 Laurence George Hopgood J., 2 Park view 7 White J. Bryant B., 3 " 30 B.ut>MLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Brown W., 4:Park view ...... here is Ravensboul'ne 7'oad Clover H. Marrable Robert 4 Read John Peat, Argyll lodge Pain John. Heath villa 5 Witherby Rowland, Byfield villa Devonshire George, newsagent 6 Devlin Dr. J. J. Right side 7 Goodenough E. W., Cumberland ho. Threadgold F. A., Hughenuen S Price Alfred E., M.D. M.S., Holly- Springett - mount Ford Alfred Moore A., M.R.C.V.S., Brunswick ho MarklaLd Edwin H. Burnham Hemy •. hel'e is Ringers 7·oad...... •...•• Nash B. E. 11 Hodgkinson C., Gwydyr honse Ford John, agent to the Refuge Ass'lr- 12 Lucas F. W.o St. Margaret's ranee Company 13 Lucas Mrs. S., Thanet lodg-e Scott Thomas King Alfred James ..•...... here is Ethelbert 7'Olld ..•....• 14 Lloyd F. W. N., Bromley house Henry Street.-.I!'REELAl-'DS ROAD 15 Richardson Mrs., Ravensfell 1 Howse Albert 16 Dowling Mr&., Neelgherries 2 Handcock Frank 19 Pa yneChas., frui terer &greengrocer 3 Bryant William 20 Nash Edward Thomas, confer-tioner 4: Bonathan William 21 Steiert & Son, watchmakers &c. 5 Ellis William 22 Marie Mdme., milliner and dress- 6 Ash J. maker 7 Ranslev C. 23 Bromley &' County Club.-J. H. 8 Marshall Geo. Thos. Lepper, hon. sec. 9 Gutteridge Willium The Grand Hall (entrance) 10 lnee Mrs. ~4 Pyrke Bertram Stewart, grocer 11 Lee Mrs. 25 Ayling W. '1'., oil and colorman 12 Hambling George 26 Borer Amos, butcher 13 Hodgkin J. 27 & 28 Keer Manning, general draper 14 Howes Mrs. 29 Pyrke G., clothier 15 Mumford Thomas 30 Nash J. T. & Co., pastry~')aks 16 Chamberlain Henry, florist 31 Gurr Mrs. 17 Saunders Mrs. 32 & 33 Nettlefold & Son, upholsterers 18 Hodgkin Mrs. 34 Baxter W., farrier 19 Springett J. 35 Rising Sun, Lines Mrs. 20 Jones William 36 King John. Ora.per &c. 21 Fisher T. 37 Symonds E., ham and beef shop 22 Harding James 38 Palmer Miss, baby linen warehouse 23 Greenwood Charles 39 Parsons A. W., hatter and hosier 24 Harris George 40 Baxter W. W., dispensing chemist 25 Marshall Thomas 41 Baxter Miss 25A. Stringer Simon 42 Bush S., bookseller and stationer 26 James J. 43 Kennett E. grocer and baker 27 Ueid Robert 4:4 .Medhurst F., draper & silk mercer 28 Clark Mrs, 45 Ruegg Henry, butcher 46 Mundy Edwin, linen draper, agent High Street. for Pul1ar's Dye Works From L. C. ~. D. Railway Statwn fo 47 Internationall'ea Company London Road. 48 Cooper.J ames, tailor Philpott W., Weir lodge 4950 & 51 Medhurst F.,·dr~per &c. BROMLEY STREET DiRECTORY. 31

Williams W. A., architect gO Evans W., fishmonger & poulterer ~ 1 Choulei'> Madame, milliner 91 Swan~ ~lJ{itreInn, Ellis J. W. ~ 2 Bourdon & Co.,Town Hall Bldgs .• 92 Epps G., Oxford Restaurant >;,.) cigar stores, The Bazaar, cycle ~ manufacturers and agents ••...... here zs Bec1cenlwm lane •..•.•... &:. 3 Johnson R. J., confectioner 93 Browning & Son, pork butchers and 4 Covell & Harris, butchers greengrocers 53 Clarke & Son, printers & stationers 94 Livingstone Mrs. 54 Browne W. J., tailor, clothier, 95 Browning Charles hatter, &c. 96 Tancioni R., watchmaker 55 Harman R. V., pianoforte dealer 97 & 98 Ayling W. T., oil & colorman 56 Beeby & llott, surgeons 100 Eastwood G, O. ••..•.•..... he1·e is ()ltu1'ch 1·oad.....•..... London Road to L. C. &' D. Railwa;1/ 57 Ilott Herbert J., l\f.n., C.M. Station. 58 Pamphilon George & Son, wine Bromley and Shepherd's Colle,qes merchants 101 Curnock fl., College lodge 59 and \)0 Howard John, grocer and cheesemonger ..•..•...... here is College sllp ...... •..•.• 61 Weeks G. & Sons, iromnongers and 102 Morgan Charles gasfitters 103 Ferris & Sons, saddlers {l2 Lukey H. J., silk mercer & costumier 105 Hobbs J., fruiterer 63 Pavne G. H. 106 Star 9' Garter, Draper H. 64 & 65 Ho,vard J., pork butcher 107 Romary Albert, tobacconist. &c. 66 Hadden 1\1iss.milliner & dressmaker 108 McKenzie E. A., newsagent 67 vYalker and Holmes, uphol"terers 109 Barrell A., gas & hot water fitter Priest Frederick 1 Hall's cottage3. Barrell M .. umbrella manufacturer 'Willard William 2 " 11 0 Pamflett t., butcher 68 Guntoil W .R., watchmaker &jeweller III Payne Douglas, builder, &c. 69 Furguson F., grocer, &c. 112 & 113 Lowrence J., general dealer 70 Roser H. W., draper, &c. 71· Pfeil C. F., clothier and pawnbroker •....•... here is 11ooker's j)lace •••.••••• 72. Wright C., butcher 114: Brown M. J" tobacconist 73 .Leathern J obn, boot and shce maker IV'; Taylor H., jeweller & watch maker 74 Payne Douglas 116 Sanders I., wille merchant 75 Harman R. V., artist ancl photo- 117 Greyhound, Isaac Sanders grapher 118 Burr vYm., manufacturing and 76 Payne Charles, greengrocer, &c. furnIshing ironmonger 77 Satchell Char1es, plumber 78 James John, confectioner ... here are Walter's ym'd, Shal-P's ••• 79 Sales G., tobacconist & hairdresser cottages, Pain's cottages and The 80 Victoria TYine Company Urchard 81 Craker J., picture frame maker 119 Burgess Joseph, bootmaker . 82 'Colling9 Brus., carver and gilder 120 LukeyH.J.,silkmercer&costumier. Monkhouse E. C., cycle works 121 Sanders J., stationery & art depot Chitty & Son, coachbuilders 122 Shillcock & Son, chemists 83 Lynes Mrs., milliner & dressmaker 123 Dotter K, watchmaker & jeweller 84 Dean Mrs., art needlework estab- 124 Grinsted D., corn & coal merchant lishment 125 Bell Hotel. William Sutton 85 Windebank C. & Co., dyers· and 126 Oliver Percy, boot and shoemakeI' - cleaners 128 Bell 'Pap, Leaney E. 7 Gomer William, dairyman ..•.•.... here is 1I1m'ket squa1'lJ .••..•..• 88 Haynes T., tea dealer, grocer, &c. 27 Lovibond & Sons, brewers and 89 Filby Brothers., hairdressers, &c. distillers. T. Atkinson, manager 32 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

129 Play fair and Scott, surgeons 4 The Eagle Boot Company 130 Cantuar Photographic Company 5 & 6 McLoughlin James, draper Hewick M. A., stationer, &c. and dressmaker Post and ['do/ley Order Office, 7 Hills C. H., shirt & collar maker Beale W., postmaster 8 Stanford F. H., hairdresser and . 131 Duke's lIcari, Robert Flux perfumer 131 AHopton J., fruiterer & greengrocer ;:;, ConserlJative Cluo 132 Rose and C1'own, G. H. J ayes ~ Brown F. G. 133 Forester, R. Edwards 1; 9 Banks Fannie, toy and fancy ~ warehouse ...... here is ~Market square ~ Church Institute fOI' Young Men ~10 ~ -, linen draper 134 Crowhurst S. & J., drapers, &c. t'-i 11 Martin T. & Som, Waverley. 135 Doyle Bayman, hair dresser house library 136 London &' Provincialll1eat Stores 12 Martin T. & Sons. stationers 137 Luff & Barrow, ironmongers, &c. 13 Ackerman H., confectioner 138 H oJn(£opathicPlwrmacII, R.Skinner 14: Singer's Sewing Machine Depot, 139 Wltite Hart Hotel, Lloyd M. A. Frost, manageress lVlLite Hart Assembly Rooms 15 & 16 Ayling T. S., boot manufr. White H.:u,t Shades, Lloyd M. 17 Thomson Mrs. E. F. confectioner London &' County Bank-Dennen Tamplin, Rev. J. M. G., manager 18 Lilly John, hatter & hosier 144 Nettlefold W., auctioneer 19 Bromlev Potterv Stores Nettlefold & Son, upholsterers 20 Pfeil C: F., pa\vnbroker 145 Dr. Playfair, j{edwood house 157 Jaques Richard, The Hawthorns 146 Nash & Milstead, fancy repository 158 Lansbury Thomas, contractor, &c. ~i~t Pyrke George, upholsterer Highland Road.-BIWMLEY PARK. 149 Arnaud John Cooper Pain H. Herbert, Woodsid~' Arnaud & Son, builders, &c. 150 Edey George, surgeon dentist, Potter E, Sibertswold, solicitor Verandah cottage Baily A. W., Homecroft Whistler T., Seacombe Aberdeen Buildings- Borer Amos, butcher Lindsey Frederick, Woodlauds Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Hole Rev. Dr., Christ Church lodge Beethoven house, Pianoforte Armstrong, F. S. and Mu~ic sellers Hitchcock Prank C. A., Carisbrook Sharp R., jeweller Draper John James, S~. Albans Tosland A., furniture warehouse Marples R. M., Tyndale lodge Pn,rker James, Lmcluden Howlett Phillip, draper Whitehead G., Red Bank Banks E" provision warehouse Mellows Miss, Westburg, youug ladies Wesleyan Chapel Parker E. S., solicitor, Grove lod. school 153 Buck J. Stirling, surgeon, L.R.C.P. Christ Church M.R.C.L., Westnor ('( Townend R., Brackenhill 154 ~liit8l;1itehr-Engadine 'vl St. Valida's Nm'sing Home-Mrs. Lucy Fitch, lady superintendent here are Ellllfie1d (!Il(l Holwl>od Roads Benham Mrs. Nutfie1d 155 Stanford E., jun., Thornbury ho. Smith Edward, St. Stephen's Fraser James, F.R.a.v.S., Embro Watchurst James, Glenfield 1 Newman G., florist & seedsman Travers W. F., Lee Croft 2 Murdoch & Co.'s Sewing Machine Kitchin George, Dalwhinnie ~/ Depot, W. H. Hoare, lp.anager Wyatt Hugh, Rusthall 8 Baxter W., W., M,P.S., chemist I Tapp Arthur, Coverdale BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. , 33

Holwood Road.-HIGH STREET. 11 Moodie J. Hett Mrs., .Bawtry House ]2 Ranson T., The Cedars AVIS Henry, Studleigh 13 Pite Geo. Henry, Oakdene 10 Bayley A. St. Albans 15 Lawrence Edwin Williams J. K., Shirley lodge 16 Waters A. C., Lynton Gedge A. S., Endsleigh 17 Carpmael Miss Harper Peter, Lindum lodge 1he Homesrlale Floral NW'se1'y- Rose F. R., Langmere Chassell H. 4 Tait W. Man Frederick, Harleyford Barron Benjamin, Fern cottage Cramer H. C. F., Fairlight 17 Trigg Edward Nutting W. J., St. Catherine's 18 lsard Mrs. Fertel Geo. F., Holmcroft, 19 Giles Charles, beerseller Fertel, F., professor of music and Hall George 1 Arnside villas organist St. Mark's Simmons Mrs. 2 " Uuwins John, Rosslyn 23 Browning W., brickmaker, Myrtle 16 Salomon Mrs. villa Loly Gustave, B.A., Holwood house 24 Simmons H., Witham villa Gibson, Loly & Chittenden, Quern- 25 Anthony Wm more House Scnool-G. Loly, 26 Heslop Harry C. head master 27 Lansbury William, sen. Simon Rev. J. '3.. The Manse 28 Lansbury William, jun. Ground Mrs., Gunyah 29 Scott Mrs. Glehn Von A. A., Hillside 30 Marchn D., tar pavior & contractor Arnaud J. C. 31 Tyrell Frank Rogers C., K., Craneton Bromle,1J Gas Consumers Company, W. Woodward, manager H. W. Amos, secretary Homefield Road.- WlDMOREROAD. 42 Wheeler James 43 Cook Alfred 1 Verrall "Rev. R. T. 44 Knight James 4 Batten George, St. Helen's 45 Eves Mrs. 5 Cooke F. W. 46 Fuller Mark 7 Meier C. G. 47 Saunders Abraham 8 Weeks George, lddeslei6h 48 Holding Charles 9 Dennes E. T. M., solicitor and Com- missioner of Oaths, Thirlmere ...... here are Page Heath Villas . 11 Tucker A. J., Pelhurst Page Heath to Bt'omley Common. Goodacre Sam., 1 Heath Bank villas Homesda1e Road.-BROMLEY C omION Brandon ""'-IV. 2 " " (Late Bricl~ Kiln Lane) Turner John 3 " " Westlake W. 4 " " Bromley Common to Page Ileath. Burbridge John 5 " " 1 Green Rd. "":. Day Albert 6 ., " 2 Mann Matthew .. 6.6 Eodger Henry.;--;;:- _. ~ " 3 Cowell T. 67 Podger R., Page Heath laundry 4 Selby Henry, Thorndene 68 Relf Richmd 6 Alliston Clement, 1 Upper Meadow 69 Burgess Walter La Thangue W m. 2 " 70 Brittun J. 7 Priest William Henry, Fairoaks 71 Barker J. W., chimney sweeper 8 Uridge Mrs. E., Fernside 72 Stacey George Henry 9 Hammond Geo. Fred., Willow Bank 73 Mulley George 10 Kahlert Max 74 Yardley Alfred 34 13ROMT.•EY STREET DIRECTORY.

75 Balcomb F. 16 Gilbert J. corn merchant 76 Relf David 15 Meggs Jas. 77 Wood Mrs. 14 Trower Harry 78 Armstrong George 13 Faulkes Wm., buotmaker 70 Humphley George 12 Hunt Mrs. 80 Shipway- 11 Loveday John 81 Vincent George 10 Chassell H. 82 Carter Charles 9 Jumper D., grocer, &c. 83 Lln'd Iiomesdale, Wm. Goodacre 8 Ohaston 0., fruiterer 84 Golding Thomas 7 Stuart Mrs., Kent shirt and 85 Barnaby George collar works 86 Hattle Mrs. 6 Pledger A., tailor & clothier 5 Walker W. H., dairyman 87 Sharman Thomas 4 Stenning W., f'itationer, post. 88 Smith- office 89 Bayes Coles 3 Geere W. A., l!f1neral draper 90 & 91 Mussell George, grocer, and 2 Yates Alfred, harness maker draper 1 Geere 'V. A., grocer ...... hel·e is Waldo Road . he7'eis Great Elms Road ...••• 91AFitz Richard, grocer & dairyman 121 Thwaits George Lawtlon H., greengrocer 123 Hight Charles, F.e.A. 92 Warren James 124 Atkins 'William Holmesdale Briekfield 9' Potteries, 125 Pickford F., Selwood James Warren, foren,lan ]26 Uridge Mrs. H. 93 Devine Mark Alfred 127 Dransfield Benjamn •. 128 Davies .John, Homesdale 94 Hudson Miss 95 West Jonathan 129 Mark Miss, The Priory 96 Hudd John

Clifford Edward, 4:Jessaminevls Hooker's Place.-HIGH STREkl. Ladd William 3" " 2 Ayton G., tin man & umbrella make) Goad Alfred 2"" 3 Baker Mrs. Stockwell Mrs.} 4: Palin Peter laundress 1" " 6 Belsham J. Godfrey H. 4: Olive villas 7 Bolton G. Packham Frederick 3 8 Hapted John Palmer Jesse 2 " Wyles J., bootmaker, 1 " Hope Park.-LoxDoN ROAD. MerlrettdG. W.} 4:Leicester vlls. aun ry 1 Bosanquet WaIter H. Barker Mrs. 3",_ 2 Satterthwaite C. Smith .Robert 2" " 3 Robertson Edmund G. Woolnough J. G. 1" " 4: Matthews .Mrs., Tudor lodge Price William 4: Eden villas 5 Verity George, Freborough lodge Mead Thomas 3 "" 6 Mpredith MIS. John F., Lansoar Summers George 2" . 7 Charlier Julius C Monckton Stephen 4: Rose villB.l"' 8 May J. C. Frampton Godfrey James 3" " o Critchett T. W. Day Mrs. 2,." 10 Petheram F. W. Phillpott Edmund 1 " 11 Deedes The Misses 12 FilmtJr R., Latisnere here is H arelock 1'oad, leadi'ng to 13 Anley William Wellington, and Nelson 1·oads. 15 Messenger Mrs., Oakfield BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 35

17 Metcalf Mrs. 3 Ash Daniel 18 Woods Ml s. 5 Sttmning James "23 Satterthwaite Edward 6 Gardner George 24 Graham :Mrs. North James 25 Eden Charles, Hope Park Lodge Capps Samuel

London Road. Johnson's Road.-BROMLEY Co:mWN Oontinuation of High Street Wat Side. to Eromle1J Hill. 1 Jone3 John 1 Collett The Misses. St. Martins 2 Edmunds Albert 2 Bishop George, Dunleigh house a Chapman BenJamin 3 Dennes Mrs., .Park lodge 4: Johnson Edwiu 4 Coleby Miss, Kindergarten, Sunny- 5 Moulden William side 6 Patten F. H. 5 Harradine J. 7 Cocks Charles Swan J. W., Lauriston 8 Milstead Mrs. Haslam F., Rocklands 17 Cutler R. Reid James, Willow Bank 18 We'lt G. 12 Coad H. Richard, Carn Brea East Side. Eond H. C., 1\1.A., Bromley Park 19 Manwaring F. T. School 20 Allsworth William 14: Grandland C. Mersham lodge 21 Symons Mrs., laundress ...... • here is Blyth 1'oad ...... ••• 22 Palmer P. 23 Bolding Charles 15 Hunter James Ker, coach builder 24 Moore Henry 16 Newlands George, bootmaker 17 Pickhard Charles 25 Wood W. 26 Ll}yton James 18 Maskell A., builder & decorator 27 Hood John S. 19 Wale William 30 Yelland Henry 20 Priddle Mrs. 31 Parsons Thomas 21 Hunt Richard 32 Lohsler F. Hunt Bros., grocers 83 Smith Alfred .••...... ••• ltere is Parle llnd . 34 Wyatt Henry 22 Potter J .• baker and confectioner 35 Westbrook Mrs. 23 Layton Wm. Robert 36 Foster- 24 Hughesman Arthur 37 Greenaway Arthur 25 Skill Mrs. . 39 Cossum 'rhos., boot & shoe maker 26 Sparks Mrs. 40 Robinson William 27 Balls F. 28 King W, greengrocer Lansdow.ae Road.-PLAISTOlV. 29 Snelgrove William, glocer &r.. 130 Ford H., plumber Walmsley W., Eastdene 31 Loader George Dennett E., Trebarth 32 Sales Albert Clark L., Snaefell 33 Davis F. C., plumber Murnane G. W., Rose Lea 34 Lettington Edward 35 The Laurel,J ohn Crockett 36 Durling George . Lewes Road.- WIDMORE. 37 Hughesm::.n Charles 1 Sewell W. G. 38 Balls Arthur Charles Willson Walter R., smith and farrier 39 Bowen Mrs., dressmaker 2 Harbar Stephen, wheelwright &c. 40 J effrie'l James 36 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

41 Judge Thomas "'tl 2 Burkitt Robert 42 Moon Mrs. ~ {3 Fraser Angus . 43 U wins H. E., decorator ~ 4: Smith H. Montague Lieut.- 44 Charlotts Mrs ~ Col. Retired List, R.A...... • here is HIghland "oad ..•.....• [) Cotes Mrs., Ivy lodge Ratcliffe W., Dudley house ~ The Pro1llenade- Miles J. W., Chateau au Bois 12 Grisbrook S., chemist & dentist Grinsted D., Glenview 10 Jones E., Albany House, fancy Jackson Matthew, Maitland lodge, repository Collard Mrs., Testwood 9 Hembrow Mdme., ladies' under- SchUtte J. G., Borrowdale cluthing establishment, Burling- Matthew5 Marmaduke C.: Colyton ton house

Bromley Park Estate Office 6 Follett J.t baker & confectioner 46 Cawston Samuel, Bromley hill Post Office Hellard James, the lodge 5 Shewbroo.ks T .. decorator From Bromley Hill to High Si1·eet. 4: Mowat A., shoemaker, &c. 3 Rackham S. H.,. draper 47 Balls A. (lodge of) Pl.'tist0w longe 2 Wallace W., butcher Dumas J .• Elstow lodge 1 Edwards Wm., Bromley Dairy Tatham Stanley, Montrose •••...... here is Warner road 48 Huxley George, Cemetery lodge Market Square. Hinchliffe W.o Holmdene, cemetery ~} Maunder VV.,baker & confectioner and marble mason Maciclroy Mrs., Homefield 3 Podger & S2ns, Dyers, &c. Camplin Miss Lattel" Hugh R., surveyor' BOJ.rne F· W., builder 4: Freeman, Hardy & Willis (limited) ...... ltel'e is Beathjield Road . loot and shoe warehouse 5 Alldis J. & Son, cutlers Dade George, Lyndhurst 6 Heaysman Bros., butchers 49 Pike Mrs., dressmaker 7 & 8 Isard E. & Son, tallow- 50 Smith James chandlers, &c. . 51 Hawle) Mrs., Ivy bank ...... here is Isal'd's yard ...... ••. Harrison F. W., Woodlands 9 Gore R. L., ironmonger & gasfitter ausse Edmuud, Essex lodge 10 Baxter Payne & Lepper, auctioneers, ..•..•...... lte'·e is Ilope Parle ...... • valuers, estate, house and agri- 54 Webber S. B., Hawthorn cottage cultural agents, and at Beckenham' ann 69, King 'William street, E.C ...... her€ is lVe6tern Road . 11 Waterer & Dickies, auctioneers 55 Dawes Henry Grundy C. L., solicitor 56 Bare MisE, school Bromley Mutual Building Society, 57 Bennett William Thomas Secretary, F. Griffin 58 Fleet, Mrs. James ...... fwre 1S JVirlmore road . 59 Jarvis Richard 12 & 13 Collins H., general draper GO Coppin George 14 Strong E. & Sons, printers, stationers 61 Bennett W. Weston bookbinders, and account book Park Nursery, Knappett David manufacturers 63 The Beech Tree, Charles Wall Bromley Recordo'ffice-E. Strong ..•...... here is Fal"wig lane ...... • and Sons. proprietors-publishers of Strong's Directory 64 Neal William Phene,' Holly lodge 15 & 16 Smith Mrs., china & glass dealer 65 Clarke C. Harwood, F .S.A., Westfield 17 MitchenerJ .E.baby linen warehouse BROMLEY STIt.l!iI~n" DIRECTORY. 37

18 Shallard & Fendt, dyers & cleaners 39 Russell William 19 Cooper Bros., corn merchants, &c. 41 Church Charles agents for Shepherd, Neame & CO.'8 43 Battson William Faversham Ales 45 Pinyon Thomas 20 Dunn H. G., upholsterer 47 Vousden Thomas 21 Fawsitt F .. currier and leather seller 49 'Faylor William 22 Keogh Claude. tailor 51 Barnet Thomas 23 Humphreys G., bookseller 53 Wells J. W. 24 Earle A. & M., milliners 55 Hope J allies '25 Gedney C. W., B1'omley Telegmph 57 Davies John ..• here isfootpath to WidulOre and ... 59 Horrill John ,Mason's Hill 61 Daniell E.. tailor 26 Latter & 'Willett, solicitors, County 63 Glover Henry Cow't O.tfice. 1l1agistmte's Office 65 Nash Stephen 27 & 28 Crowhurst Bros., drapers and 67 Wood Thomas clothiers 69 Stenning H. 71 Reed George ..•.••...... here is FIigl. Street •••...... •• 73 Ram~ev 'William 29 Forestm', R. Ed wards 75 Amey William 30 Rose and Crown, G. H. Jayes 77 Anderson C. J. 31 Hopton Jas., fruiterer, greengrocer 79 Benuett H. ,32 Duke's Head, Arthur Thomas 81 Freeman George 35 Lovibond & Sons, brewers and 83 Brown George distillers 85 Stanton Charles (Police Station) Inspector Knight 89 Herrington Charles ~ I Lansbury. & Todd. auctioneers, 91 Knight John ~ I ,estate agents, &c. i i Sanders--J,uH;, accountant and EastSide. ~ I financial agent ;: I Weller George, solicitor, com- 100 Haddaway Thomas, fly proprietor L missioner for oaths 98 Miller Wilham J., bootmaker 96 Brooker George Mar tins Road.-SnORTLANDS. 94 Fish James 92 Smith Benjamin West Side 82 Everitt Thomas 1 Mayhew George 80 Venters William 3 Henham Henry 7R Woodman Edward 5 Baldock Frederick 76 Stevens Charles 7 Cackett T. 74 Coulling Henry 9 Brown James 72 Wyman W. 11 Wraight William 70 Lawrence J. 13 Sherwood L. 68 Lee John 15 Tutrnan Mrs. 66 Marfleet G. 17 Br:dger James 64 Waterman John 19 Bristow Thomas 62 Terry T., upholsterer & undertaker 21 Pascoe Joseph 60 Clarke T. 23 Little John 58 Acton W. 25 Ford Henry 56 Phillips J oho 27 Moore Henry George 54 Hubbard John 29 Ranson.J. 52 Batchelor George 31 Tolfrey H. 50 Eley Robert 33 Green Frederick 48 Austen W. F. 35 Smith Thomas 46 Colburn Arthur 37 HartJ(lhn 44 Harris William Henry 38 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

42 Rolfe W. R. 1 Hankins J., butcher 40 Everest John 2 VeaH T. W., drttper 38 Muller William 3 Walker F., confectioner 86 Seels Thomas 4 Crouch J. Morton, ironmonger 34 Downer W. St. lHark's Church 82 Cane Henry Willis Charles, plumber 80 Parsons J. 5 Phillpott W., boot manufacturer 28 White T. 6 Lenton Bros., photographers,&c. 26 Steer Mrs. 7 Arnold A., house furnisher 24 Johnson Thomas 8 Haywood G., builder, &c. 22 Melrose Mrs. 27 Mead L., Conway villa 20 South J. E. . Dow Mrs. J., Aber villa 18 Rule Ernest 29 Soames Edgar, solicitor 16 Sutherland D. G. 30 Browne Herbert, Mosslea villa 14 Smith A. C. •••••• here fS footpath to Bromley ..•... 12 Garrod C. 10 Dudman Hobert Wright Mrs., Sinclair villa 8 Sales Henry ~avis G. 6 Orton H. 31 Bartram W. J., cabinet maker, &c. 4 Craker S. 32 Milstead James 2 Coles Henry 33 Springett H., veterinary slllgp.on .••.•.••. ltere is Pru.~pect Place .••..•• 34 Whincup 'I'. T., lob master Masons Hill. Burtenshaw Arthur FnJ'rrt Raihrau Station to Hornest/alt. 36 Taylor George • Road 37 Murphy, Mrs., Don cottage 38 Watson H. 1 Railway Signal, J. Cleaver 30 Joyce George F., Sinclair cottaga 2 Tredgold Arthur, fancy repository, 40 Thomson John Post Office 41 Barrett Thomas Albcr~ 3 Mist C., florist and fruiterer 54 Heael J. W., grocer •..•.•....•. here is Gmvel Pits ...... •.• 55 Whayman E. & S. A., linen drapers 4 Smith Geo., baker and confectioner .•.•.• here is Devonshire Square 5 Field Charles, bootmaker 56 Gandell .15., daIryman 6 Wood A., dairyman 57 Woodhams John L., builder 7 Lawrence George, hairdresser Drs. Playfair and Scott 8 Lawrence Mrs., wardrobe purchaser 58 Brickla.!/C7"s Arllls, Goodwin G. 9 Pointer Henry, bootmaker ••Jzel"e are Napier and Stanlelj roads •.• 10 Harper Edward, tobacconist 11 Mead L. & Co.. corn & coal merchts Ranson Thomas. wnter and grainer 12 Pelly J., confectioner Driver A., butcher IB Ware Thomas John, fishmonger 60 Allsworth N., pharmacntical 14 Lowrence J., glass and chma dealer chemist 61 Taylor Joseph & Son, builders •••••.. .Itere m'e Vale Cottages . 61A Pulham Charles, ~tatuary & mason 15 UnsteadE.,groceranocheIJPemonger 62 Davies Evan J., GlanaJ'fon 16 Turner & Co.• oilmen 63 Montague W., Homefield 17 Hoare Alfred; harness maker 64 Lister A. M., solicitcr, Osborn vill 18 Tracey W., confectioner & fruiterer H01llesdale Road, leadinq to lVidmore TIle l!w'ade- •....•... Bickley and'ClasLeltul'st ...•...•. Ia Gunton W. R., jeweller Jacob & N. Godelmann Bros., hair- Hayes Lane to Si1ll}Jsons "oad dressers 69 Barrett William, The Hollies BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

10 Aitken Mrs., Heath house 7 Killick Walter 71 Chatterton W., B.A., M.D., Chepstow 9 Wheatley G., chimney sweep lodge 11 Bristow George 72 Baker Charles M., Woodgate 13 Ellis William 73 Sandon Roht. Fredk.,Rutland lodge 15 Hatch Charles 74 Balchin William, Inverness lodge 17 Brown Mrs. 75 Stanger Philip James 19 Osborn George 76 Richards Capt. J. C., R N., The Elms 21 Morgan Mrs. 71 Calland Charles F .• Newiands 23 Weatherly Mrs. 78 Osborn Mrs., Northfield 25 Hewitt John 79 Fischer H. C., St. Heliers 27 Gibson Joseph 80 Hudson J., Ht. Brannocks 29 Howick John 82 Garfit J. H., Lodore 31 Larkin Mrs. 83 Browne James W., Frascatl 33 Hoskins Alfred 84 Rudkin J., St. Ann's 35 Podger Wilham 85 Lepper J. H., St. Helens 39 Barber George ...... he7'e is footpath to Hayes •..... 41 Hitchcock Frederick 43 Popham J. 86 Tiger's Head, John Hadden 45 Prior G. 87 Soames EIey, Ravenscroft 47 Pickton John ... here is South Rill alld footway ••• 49 Wakelmg 4lbert to Hal/ea. 51 Osborn Walter 53 Skinner George Phillips T. Adams, South Hill 57 Haines George house 59 Baldwin Daviel Masons Hill National Schools.- 61 Rowe Henry Gi7'ls-Miss Barnes mistress 63 Smith John Infants-Miss Longford, mistress .East sid •• here zs 7'oad to Shortlallds, and footpath. to Pickhurst and West Wickham. 2 FryW. G. 89 Two B7'ewers, Henry T. Fryer 6 Chance Robert 90 Smith Mrs. 8 Phillips Harry 91 Cassell Mrs., greengrocer 10 Hilton John 12 Painter Chas. II Lee Mrs here is Simpsons road •.••••.•• 16 Humphrey Harry 18 Freeman Phili p Meadow Road. 20 Herbert Amos 22 Seal Henry From Beekenham Lane, 24 Wilkinson John I Wilcox W. 26 Threadgold E. Keen J. W., 1 Rose villas 28 Truelove Mrs. Shepherd Mrs. 2 " 30 Ashdown John Jones James I Meadow villas 32 Venters William Fudge N. 2 __" 34 Gibson Arthur 36 Seaman John 38 Sutton William. Mooreland Road.-FA.RWIG. 40 Clare J. T. 42 Rapley WIlliam. West st'de. 44 Hills Harry 1 Munday Joseph, boot & shoemaker 46 Bateman John 3 Lane Mrs. 48 Penfold C. H. [) Ellis Mrs. 50 Muncey Earnest

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52 Hards William Nelson Road. - HAVEIJOCK ROAD. 54 Baker Mrs. 56 Podger Robert carman, &., Alder- BROMLEY COMMON. mary lodgo 1 Jackson William 2 Anderson Thomas NaJ)ier Boad.-MASONS HILL. 3 WiJe!'lJ. 4: Bryant W. West side. 5 Anderson John 1 Palace Tavern, Or~er J. 6 Collier George 2 Dunford Sydney, grocer 7 Elliott Mrs. Franklin W. 1 Pawley's cottages. 8 Cripps John Harris Thomas 2 9 Poole J. Waters Wm. 3 .", 10 Leaney Mrs• 3 Soans Alfred 11 Perks John 4: Aveling George 12 Robert G. 5 Povey John 13 Anderson Thomas 6 Last Mrs. 14 Self Charles 7 Adams William 8 Minute Mrs. 9 & 10 Roberts Charles, contractor Nettlefold's Cottages.-PAL-'.CB HD 11 Ely Aaron 12 Gathard William 1 HuffWm. 13 Botting W. 2 Mitchell W. 14 Elliott T. H. 3 Broomham Oliver 15 Kessel Mrs. 4 Hailstone Vt. 16 Tavondale Mrs. 18 Hide Wm. James 19 Miller James Newbury Boad.-MASON'S HILL. 20 Franklin Mrs.•laundress West Side. 21 & 22 Emery Mrs., laundress East side. 1 Church Maurice 23 Fogden Lewis Charles 3 Haywood'Mrs. 24 Bartholomew C. 7 Knight John 25 Harrison Thomas I} Blanks Mrs. 26 Faulkner George 11 King George 27 Brazier Wm. L3 Milstead Albert 28 Hancock Mrs. 15 Weaver Walter 29 Higham T., agentto the Prudential 17 Dickenson Edwin Insurance Company 19 Hill W. 30 Cropp Henry 21 Burden James 31 Dunford John e3 Steele George 82 Page William, Northam cottage 25 Marchant Frederick 88 Oliver Philip '27 Martin Alfred 84 Monckton Mrs., laundress 29 Herbert H. J. 85 White Charles 31 Scott William 36 Honeysett Charles 33 Hughes George 37 Smith William 35 Kellick J. C. 88 Yates Charles 87 Waters Henry 89 Naylor Charles Frederick 89 Steers George 40 Sparks E. 41 Nicholson H. 41 Whitlock Edward T. 43 Murdock David 42 Jackson J. 45 Raison John 43 Wells Edwin J••carman 47 Perrett William BROMLEY STREET nmEOTORY. 41

49 Holme Mrs. 60 Fenwick E. O'Conner James, 1 Rutland cotts. 62 Prentice Charles 64 Marchant George Evans Miss 2 " CousinsCharley 3 ." 66 White J. William Birch Alfred 4: ., 68 May J. 55 !doore Mrs. 70 Yelland James 51 Nuesg W. 72 Payne Benjamill W. 59 Pinon W. 74 Tipping William 61 Walker Charles . 16 Tilley William 63 Richards Mark 78 Jenner James B. 65 BossomWilliam 80 Stringer Thomas 67 .Roots Thomas 82 YoungF. 69 Bird James 84 Jackson Richard 71 Ellis John 86 Lane H. 73 Pope Joseph 88 Olett Daniel 90 Cayzer H. T. East Side. 92 Gane Mrs. 94 Roe E. 6 Soames Walter 96 Wood R. 8 Wakley S. 98 Tufiin John 10 Wild J. 100 Carter William 12 King Seth 102 Elwes John, Oak villa 14 Pinon James Newman Road.-TwEEDY ROA.D Smith Mrs. 1 Spence Robert, Mayfield 16 Bunn Mrs 2 McAndrew Mrs., DiKsie 16A Riches Joseph 3 Uridge W., Thorndale 18 Saker Robert 4: Pearman n., The Briars 20 Henning George 5 Sotham Henry , Westfield cottage 22 Carreck W. 6 Kaynes Miss, Bromley preparatory 24: Braizer W. school 26 Groves Thomas 28 Rogers J. 30 Russel W. 32 Watson R. Nichol Lane-PLAISTOW 34: Gardner G. 36 Lee Jesse Golds Mrs., laundress 36A Adams Edward 1 Marshall William 38 Hoare E. 2 Crutch James 44 Mi\chell J., greengrocer 3 Sargent Ephraim 46 Pearson.Samuel, provision stores 4: Brown Charles 48 Borsbery Miss ;) Gallier Richard 50 Barrett John 6 Snelgrove James 52 Pain George 7 Gilbert Edward 54 lstead J. 8 Ohampion Titus Riches 42 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

9 Chatfield Mrs. 24: Green Mrs. 10 Hollands Alfred, grocer, &c. 25, Steadman James 11 Bayes William Henry 26 Woodham H. 12 Masters R00ert 27 Darville F. 13 Ward Richard 28 Allen C. 14 Cutter Charles 15 Snellgrove W. ..•.•.... here is Haxted Road ...••...... • 16 & 17 Wiles William 20 Burgess G. '29 Dunford Henry, tobaccomst 21 Bayes John 30 Wood C. J., grocer, &c. H'ince F"ederiek, Snellgrove W. 24 Simpson Henry , here is Wharton "oad ...,25 Pocock JO:5eph 26 Thorn Charle~ 31 Vidler Samuel 28 Warren George 32, 33 & 34: Kennett E. 29 Hollands Miss 35 Butcher Mrs. 36 Maybank ~enry

North Road.-NEw TOWN. North street. BlacksmitA's A.,'ms, Webb James 1 Crossley Henry 1 Page William 2 Kirby W. A. 2 Smith Alfred 3 Ingles Mrs. 3 Phillips John Peter, tailor 4: Hiekmott=W. 1. t 4 Marshall M. 5 S~ .1~&I\("-tW~· t' \;'1/ 5 Button Charles, shoemaker 6 Millyard Alfred 7 Burst George 7 Prebble- 8 Brown A. 8 Elcombe Mrs. 9 Vass Charles 9 Jankinson Henry 10 Red Lion, Wingfield Henry , 10 Church F. J. 11 Beale Cook :11 Dyson Edward 12 Morris - :12 AUdisJames William' 13 Finch Mrs. 13 Summerfield F. 14 Flemming G, '14: Cann Mrs. 15 Walker Richard 15 Humphrey Miss 16 Marshall Henry 16 Sanders Mrs. 17 Sargent John 18 Winter Mrs. 19 Ashdown George 20 A tt wood Joseph Oaklands Road.-BaoYLEY PARK:. 21 Willis Mrs. 22 Winn Harry R(qht sidt 23 Brown W. Felton Henry James, Horndon BRO~lLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 4:3

Miers F. R., Burton 7 W ilstbrook William, grocer .Tatham Percy, Thorncroft . Blackford Owen Scott Howard, Brabourne c0ttage I Loftus G. W. F" Oaklands ...... , here is Cross Road...... Royle J. R., C.I.E., Wycliffe lodge Larkins Lieut. Col. W. H., Bayfield 8 Chapman Henry Smith Frederick H., St. Wade 9 Whitehead George Stenning Ed.ward, Basil House 10 Bowyer William 11 Sullivan Edward Dawes Harry, ",Vhitegate 12 Bryant Daniel 13 & 14 The Grape Ville, R. Dunmal Left side. 15 Two Doves, Barham Thomas 16 Bellfield Thomas Brown W. C., Penchirche 17 Hills Frederick Bell Charles, Greenhill 18 & 19 Mills Mrs. Beddow A. E., Westwood 20 Brazier Frank Kentish G., St. Andrews 21 Kimber U. Raymont Mrs., Lyndhurst 22 Watson E. Croucher E. E , Tewkesbury 23 Smith William 24 & 25 Jackson Albert, bootmaker 26 Harris Ohus. 27 Oliver Henry Oakley Road.-BHmrr,EY OOMMON. 28 Robinson D., The Limes 29 Whitehead William Bromley Call/man to Red Cross.

WIJ}'/ouen's Club al/rL Reading R'JOIll East side. S. Whitehead. secretary Haines Rev. F. 'V.,\I.A., vicarage 30 Thompson Miss B., Point house ( 1 Lamb Mrs. '" I 2 Westbrook Charles Red Cross to Bromley Gammon ~ ~ 3 Renwick J. ~ ~ '\, 4 Hale C...... nere is IJarnet Wood Road ...••• <:.> 5 Lockey Mrs, Lane Mrs. l6 Atkinson G. Webster C. San(1ers C. 2 Cheeseman Harry 33 Bligh George, Bencewell Farm 3 Obey Messrs. Penfold Mrs., greE'ngroce~ .. here is footp'lth to Hayes . 5 Daniels Fred Hammond E. .Heims Harry

6 44 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Bellfield Frank, Oakley lodge 24 ArchEr A. R. 26 Shaw Mrs., Chester house 27 Nicholls Mrs., Wilton house 28 .Mu~mu&l, Derwent house Orchard Road.-SUNDRIDGE PARK. 29 Agar T. J .• Suffolk house Lovell Hev. R. H., Oaklea 30 Gedge Mrs. Johnson, Ivy lodge Russell Mortimer, The Cottage

Palace Grove.-NEW TOWN. he1'e is Rodway Road, .Aldermary Park Heaysman Wm., Lombard villa 2 Pickthall Miss Estate. 3 Heppel Miss, Heath villa 4 Maddocks Henry 31ACI)llinsWilliam 6 Jesse Mrs 32 Portway Alfred

7 Duncan John K. 33 SimpsonI Miss 8 White Mrs. 34 Garwood Rev William 9 Ridge S., Westboume villa 35 Schiasse H. 10 Harding James A., Dover Villa 36 Pain Mrs. 11 Smith The Misses 37 Brent Cecil 12 Griffin Mrs. 38 Harvey W S", A3 Scott, Lieut.-Col. J., 39 Price Rev B. 16 'West A. E. 40 Neville MIss 17 Brown Miss M. 41 Davies Miss M., The Firs 18 Rose George 42 Dunstall Mrs. J. 19 Codner D. J. D. 43 :Black,Mrs. 20 Patter H. 44 Hall Mrs., Lyndale 21 Hewett William, Percy VIlla 45 Cooper Robert 46 Williams Mrs., Pulham house ...... here m'e pathways to Farwlg ..•... 47 Bray R. G. } Stanford ~rs. Per~h House and Platstow, and 48 Pfeil William 49 Willis Mrs. road to Market Square 50 Bayley E~H., St. Edmond's house 23 Oockerton Miss, Chestermore cotto 51 Burgess Mrs., Upton honse. .f crtf BHOMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 45

Palace Road.-NEW TOWN. 1 Everest William, Emma cottage 1! 2 Asplant Alfred West side. ;:,- 3 Comins G. jun., bricklayer, &c. ~ 4 Chitty & Son, coachbuilders 1 Prangle W., chimney cleaner ~ Chitty Charles, writer 2 Everett Richard, shoemaker ::tl 5 Luxford George 3 Allen Robert William 6 Chitty Steven 4 Jarrett Levi 51 Piper George 5 Over E. 52 Burbidge Charles 6 Ed wards Richard 53 Mersh W., jun. 7 Jackson Daniel 54 Mersh Wm., carman & coal mercht. 8 Lightfoot William 10 Cowley James . East stde. 11 Spooner George, teacher of mUSiC 12 Howes William 55 Balls Alfred 13 Banks Joseph 56 Emms G. 14 Towell George 57 Clark- 15 Hudd Mrs. 58 Wyborn 'rhos. H., machine agent 16 Grey D. 59 Young G. 17 Ti pping John 60 Brown George 18 Oswald Albert 61 Bax Alfred 19 Constant Thomas Henry 62 Elliston Robert 20 Walton Charles Webb J .. coacbsmith 22 Warren C. G. 63 Blacksmith's AI'ms, Webb James 23 Hills :Mrs. 25 Croxford Henry 26 South James ...... here is NOl·th Road . 27 Pearce Mrs., laundress 64 White Horse~ Levey George 28 Neal A. 65 Drowsing "J.,: 30 Muffett William 66 Jones John 31 l:;pittles W. 67 Dennis Charles 32 Pressland J. T., turncock K. W. W 68 Chapman Henry 33 Pierce William 69 Llovd H., turn cock 34 Townsend John 70 Ring Abraham 35 Walden John 71 Sharman James, shoemaker 36 Nye Henry, cabinet maker 72 Collins Thomas 37 Bailey Alfred, builder, &e. 73 Grainger Samuel C., plumber, &c. 38 Clark Alfred 74 Burbridge William 39 Wiuch John 75 GilesJames, undertaker & carpenter 41 Whiffen George 76 Shingleton F. 42 Pepperell Robert 78 Thomas Nicholas 43 Marchant William 79 Wolf- 44: Hartridge R., butcher 80 Bayliss James 45 Barlow Harry, fishmonger, &C. 81 Lepard F. 36 Freeman George 82 Shoebridge W., clothier 47 Ranger H., grocer & greengrocer 83 Bittle Edward Thomal'> 84 Nesbitt James ... here m'e Nettlej?lifs Q.ndSinclair's ... 85 Towell Mrs. Oottaqes 86 Hollal'd George, grocer 87 Budden B. E , dairyman 48 Woollard A., bootmaker 88 Sainsbury L., haberdasher 49- Ridlev Mrs. 89 Relph W. H., baker 50 Bashihle Arthur, butcher 90 Angle~ea .A1'IIlS, Watts George 46 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. here are Portland Road & Park Cottaqes 49 Mungeam C. 91 Hudd Han'v Austen F., fly proprietor; Woodside 92 Martin Mrs~ Hodge Frederick, I Acacia villas 93 Seward William Bristow L. 2" 94 Lepard William Lee Charles, 1 Rose villas U5 Reeves Samuel Stringer H. E., mason, 2 96 Burkin James North side. 97 Allen H., tailor 2 Whiffin E. J . milliner and draper 98 Allen Robert 4 Dunn Edward 99 Banks James 6 Margetson John 100 Towell Edward 8 Collett George 101 Nye F. W., grocer 10 Russell Stephen 102 Burch J., draper, &c. 12 Barnard William 103 Hammond Alfred 14 Scutt Warden 104 'Vood William, greengrocer Hunt Mrs., dressmaker, 1 Ethelgert 105 Burch J., oil & colourman villas 106 Barriball George, hairdresser, &c. Satchell 0., builder and contractor 107 Adams A. E., smith, &c. Jenkins Richard, 1 Myrtle villas Kent Robert 2 " Sones H., 1 Cyprus villa Park Cottages.-P .A.L.A.CE ROAD Anscombe George 2 1 White Walter 32 Jerome C. 2 Thompson William 34 Thorpe John 3 Campbell H. 36 Kent Philip 4 Mason John 38 Mersh T. 5 Tweedy Richard 40 Phillips W 6 Litchfield John 7 Ridley Mrs. Vict01'ia Tel'race- 1 Hartridge Joseph, grocer, &c. 2 Horner William Park End.-LoNDON ROAD. 3 GoldslVortb) F. South sid~. 5 Crickett George F. Church J. B., builder 6 Sizmur Mrs. 2 Brown Robert 7 Wren John 9 Kirby Mrs. 8 Osborn G., "painter and decorator 13 :Mabet James 9 Knight T., cabinet maker, &c. 15 Ta vIol' Andrew 10 Frisby A. 17 Webb G. 11 Herbert G., builder, &c. 19 Barker William 12 Middlet(ln J. 21 Belsey J. 13 Muncey Harry 23 Jenkins C. Smith Harrv 25 Bryant Henry 14 Bagwell M~s. 27 Miles Miss Southgate Henry, 1, The Ferns 29 Boulton John, Spring cottage Baxter William, 2, " 31 Porter Robert Perry James, Holmleigh 33 E\'uns Lewis Thornton Vil1as- 35 WIlliams Thomas 1 Balls B., bootmaker 37 Lee C. F. 2 Ford H. W. 39 Brown W. H. 3 Saker Robert 41 Denchfield J. 4 'I'aylor Arthur 43 Stone, Mrs. 5 Castleton William 45 Stone George 6 Monkhouse Mrs. 4:7 Rogers John 7 Thomas A. BROMLEY STREET DIREOTORY. 47

English R...... 1tere lS Palace qrOl;e~..• Elise Mdm., costumier Cleave G., Fernlea 2 Anderson C. W. Hall J., Roselea 3 Hilder William Turpin J., 1 Mayfield villas 4 Washhourne Roberi, Park view Geer G., 2 " 5 White Mrs. E. Bateman Henry, painter and paper-, 7 Crine The Misses hanger 1 Ivy cottages 8 Porter Mrs. Collings Henry, 2 " ...... hm·e is Palace road ...... ••• Kirk W. J., 1 Norman cottages \) Crown~' Anchor, Dobb Emma Kent S. 2 10& 11 Smith H., dairyman 12 Hinchliffe The Misses 13 Hoban Mrs. S. E Cole J. H., 1 The Cedars 14 Gray Frank Parfett A. W. 2 " 15 Ross J. A., lII.D., C.lII., Stangrove Trower E., 1 The Willows 15AHeaysman T., Delaware house DaviesJohn 2 " 16 De la Condamine 1\1[s., Haxted ho Brown G. 'Y., vYestdown villa , St John's Church Cockrane Thomas, Ashley villa ...... lure is Park Grove ...... •. Padgham Edward, 1 The Firs Marable Mrs. 2 " Crossley W. L. Diamond H. 1 The Limes Hitchcock A., HoIne cottage Pcin~destre Alfred P. 2 19 Willey Miss, Romani Gristwood J. 1 The Elms McKenzie Mrs. 2 " East sidp. Stanley John 1 The Pynes 20 Schoelkopf Egmont Rye George 2 " 21 Fliut Samuel, accountant Bird Henry 1 Glenthorn 22 Sheltemma George Snell J ames 2 " 23 Baly Ernest, Surgeon Munson Mrs. 1 The Beeches 24 & 25 Sanders Mrs. J. H., dressrr.::!:er Wenn B. W. 2 " 26 Adams Mrs., middle class day school Cooper Alfred 2 The Chestnuts :01' girls Ditton P., 1 27 Crothall J. C. 28 Fuller J. H. 29 Trower Mrs. Park Grove. -PARK .ROAD 31 Wakefield David 1 Beauchamp George 32 Pain Miss 2 Ellis Thumas 33 Ralph John 3 Draper Edward D., solicitor 34 Hayward Mrs. 4: Darby vY. H., stonemason 35 Riker James Thomas 5 Dicks Samuel B. 36 Waters P., brougham and c9,b office G Jayes William, builder 37 Barrow William Clark vVilliam, vYaverley 38 Hougham Mrs. M. A. \) Dean Frederick, coach builder 3D Dunn Ed., depository for furniture Harman Miss 40 Griggs Edward 17 Strong Hpmy 41 Strudwick f'~dward M. 42 Ramos Juan, "\Yycherley villa 43 Batten Mrs, Park Road. 44 Batten F. N~rth side. 45 Morns G. P. 46 Reed G. Dayrell Baptz.st Clwpe,: .... flere (Ire Denllwrl~ Villas ..... Stringer Mrs .. Egerton lodge 47 Graham James 48 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

48 Hopkins Mrs., dressmaker Harman Charles. the lodge 4: 9 Hopkins Misses O'Meara Rev. J., Presbytery, Free- 58 Mills Henry lands Mullins John Park Road (Upper). Byway Thos., Sundridge farm Barker Rev. Peter, M.A., St. John's Peill F., SUlldridge Park Farm Parsonage Recordon D., Helvetia 2 Monro Mrs. E. Devitt Frank, Hill Brow 3 Whitlock George, Dainton Groom MIS., Elmsleigh 4 Gammon Herbert B., AmberIev Hardingham N., Meadowcroft Edwards Thos" 1 Morum's cottages Blaiklock R" La Chatelaine Ellis Mrs. 2 Uheswright Mrs., Parkhurst Stoddart James, Fern wood 'Plaistow. Webb J. S., St. Malo Bradford J., St. Andrew's Hodgson Rev.W.,M,A., TheVicarage Stanger Caleb, Rydal Mount St. Mary's Church and Schools Griffith F., Nutfield villa Laumann Louis R., School house Plazstow Railway Station, Christer 37 Satterthwaite O.H.,Springhillfarm K, station master 36 Carlyon W. J. 32 Crown Inn, Naylor Charlotte he1'e are mads to JVidm01'e, London 31 Sutton George Road, and Le€. 30 Ash Mrs. 29 Ocley Mrs. ;; Stoddart T., Plaistow lodge farm 30 Beck D. Mission Room 28 Hart John Brown Charles 1Burnt Ash lane 27 Osborn William Premice Thos. 2 " 26 Whiffin W. Pepper C. 3 " " ...... here m'e pathwa,lJs to Bl·omley ... Mullins R. T. 4: " " and Fanvia. O~born E., Plaistow lodge cottages Beard John " Threadgold Hy., 1 Scott's <}ottages Frisby W. " Piper George 2" " Beck G. H., Vale cottage Bennett A. 3" " Smith Henry,Sundridge Hallfarm- Perry Mrs. 4 " house 25 Whitington Henry, Beck E. H., Sundridge Hall farm Lovell Robert 1 Grace cottages Beck T., dairyman, Hall's farm Singfield Mrs. 2 " Hicks Henry, Plaistow hall Austen H. 3 Time Jas. F., Plaistow hall stables Barrow Mrs. 4: " • Burr Thomas, The Cottage Roffev Mrs. 5 " Cazeaux Edward, Castilla Russell George 6 " Baker William, Clairvaux Hendrey Mrs. 7 " WillsA.-S., Stainton, Sundridgepk. Osborn Albert 8 " Gurr D., Garden la.ne, Sundridgepk. Sage Robert 1 Queen's cottages Essam Henry " Gregory James 2 " Todd T. A. " " Burrows Edward 3 Scott Lac1y, Sundridge park Jones Daniel 4: " Barrett John, Scott's lodge Spindley Henry 5 Lady Scott's Infants' School- Lewis F. 6 " Mrs. Lewis, mistress Parsons Horace 7 Morrison Mrs. Boakes - 8 " The Religious of the Holy Trinity, Rood Samuel F, 9 " Bowles Alfred 10 " Freelands " BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 49

Hawkins J. Queen's cottages 14: Harris Robert Osborn A. H.]3 ~, 16 Rose Mrs. West R 14Queen's cottages 17 Nightingale William Soper William 15 18 Harvey J. -~~ Snelling Henry 16 19 Bower Ed wad Buckwell David 17 20 Howe John Ashby Thomas 18 " 21 Asker Adam Christel' E. 19 22 Martin John Fairweather Mrs.20 23 Johnson William Waters Johu 21 " 24 Porter William Pollard WIlliam 23 25 Carrigan Thomas Ray John 24 26 Cronk R. Spittle William 25 27 Ransom George Truman M. 26 28 Thompson W. H. Higdon Richard 27 29 Cope William Soan Samuel 28 30 Fashion Mrs. Solly John A. 29 Stantoll Noah 30 Wickings Edwin 31 Wakelmg John H2 Pope Road.-BROMLEY COMMON Swain Charles 33 1 Ranson Joseph, Rose villa Tween Thos. A. 34: 4: Ellis George 19 Obee Richard 5 Bradford John -18 Lomax Thomas (i Constable Charles 17 Cook-- 7 Akers- 16 Redding Mrs., provision dealer R Johnson Frederick 15 & 14 Brett W., grocer & tobacconist 9 Hoare Joseph 12 Page Walter 10 Well J. 11 Gordon John. Springhill 11 Bullen Mrs. "2 Hill R. M., Nelson villas 16 Bloomfield James ,. 5 Cooper James, Thirsk villa 17 Trundell Joseph 4 Whale Lt.-Col., R.M. 18 Humphrey Mrs. Griffin Frederick, 1 Hawthorns 20 Eddy James Ro&er H. W. 2 21 Yelland William Fricker Mrs., Beaufort 22 Carley John 23 Mu,son Frederick 24 Pink Thomas Plymouth Road.-FREELANDS ROAD 25 North Harry

NEW TOWN. 26 Monckton C. 27 Collier George 1 Murphy Michael 28 Mooden James 2 Regeida Mrs. 2U Mason- 3 Stepto,'. Henry 30 Cabell Thomas J. 4: Woodhams George 31 Doe R. 5 Thompson Henry 32 Boxall George 6 Mitchell William 33 Ellis Henry 7 Williams John Kersey Samuel 8 Poole Abraham Morley F. 9 Ridley H. 34: Humphrey James 10 Ashdown Wm. 35 Allaston Charles 11 Oswald W. 36 Carrick James 12 Page G. 37 Patrick Samuel 13 Emblem Alfred 38 Farmer William 50 BROMLEY STREET DIRE(jTORY.

39 Marshall Charles 16 Milstead J. 40 Cocks William 41 Ricketts J. Queen Anne's Avenue.-SoU1H HILL 42 Humphrey Thomas PAUK. 43 Humphrey Jesse Martin W. H., Eversley 44 Ed wards George 45 Prebble Alfred Queen's Mead Road. 46 Hodder David 4:7 Carter C. 1 lngall C. E., Lenfric 48 Willett Stephen 2 Baron E. de Sinner, Bernita 4D Turner James 3 Wall E. 50 Humphrey Richard 4 Blatherwick Thomas 51 Battin Edwin 52 Gammon William Emery Frederick, 1 Kimberley cott Railway Station.-L. C. & D. Townsend J., 2 " .. Maynard John, station master Stemming S. 1 Woodford cottages Griffin Albert, coal merchant Chimery A. J. 2 " " Grinsted Daniel, coal merchant 60 Rumph Samuel Booth Bros., coal mer~hants 61 Alexa';lder Edward 'J Olford Lime Co.-J. H. Lowe, manager 61A Wilkes John 62 Hurst Hugh, Pope "IlIa Ravens1)ourne Road.-HIGH STREET 1 Roberts Thomas, Tae Anchorage Porth:,nd Road.- PALACE ROAD. 3 Neale Charles 1 .l\fartin John 4: Chard Henry Dinham, The Knoll 2 Bird Mrs. 5 Shute Mrs. 3 Ismond Thomas 7 Bilton J. H. 4- B'lker George 8 Humphries Mrs., 'Warwick house 5 SanteI' A. D Spark William, Feugh cottage G Ashdown John 10 Colven Charles 7 Rushton Mrs. 13 Legge J. 8 Simmons Mrs. 16 Wheeler Mrs. 9 Ihymer Mrs. 17 Dickinson William, Brooklands 10 Hughesman T. 11 Of'wald Mrs. Sharp Mrs. 1 Norfolk villas 12 Grant John G. Ennor H. M. 2 " 13 Lewis James Chapman John B., Spring lodge Dawe E., Fernbank Prospect Place.-lHASONSHU,L. Gosling- Miss, Amandale 1 Hoadley Alfred Mackie Mrs., Ranquel 2 Milstead Walter" carman, &c. Taylor J. P., Burnside 3 Broomham Charles Hockaday W., Heatherlie 4: Suckling John Forwood C., Glendevon 5 Batchelor John Brown ·W., The Nyth 6 Skinner David Porter E., Llanberis 7 Cripps Mrs. Bone Mrs., Ravensdene, 8 Vincent John Harward H. H. and the Misses 9 Sanders James Harward, Somerton 10 Wood A. 32 Lury Samuel, Dane cottage 11 Sells Mrs. 35 Sharland W., Herbert, The Vale 12 Vyse Henry James 86 West BenjamiJl, Newport lodge 13 Pointer J, 37 Hurst The Misses, Y Garu, school 15 Brazier T. for girls BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 51

38 Nurthen F. R., Elmdale 42 Humphreys Mrs. 39 Collier Mrs., Caerdon 44 Nightingale W 40 Grafer T. N., Hill sid.e 50 Forester James 41 Findley F., South bank 52 Harman James 54 Bines Thomas

Recreation Road.-SHOP.TLANDS, Ringers Road.-tlIGH STREET. West side. 1AVm'\Vl

51 Kingsnorth R. 1 Barham James fiR Andrews Joseph E. Skim Corner.--13rwm,EY COMMON. 57 Benham Walter 59 Last Charles Infectious Hospital-Mrs Oak den 61 Bunce Mrs., laundress matron; John Drury, The lodge 63 Crutcher George Gurr Harry 67 Vyse Henry 2 Gurr John 69 Johnson Edward 3 Edmur..ds George Walkland W. 4: Jones Harrv 71 Driscoll E. 5 Mitchell Richard 73 Day W. J. 6 Boakes William 75 Stevens Robert, horticultural builder 7 Whitehead William 8 Whitehead George East s/rfe 9 Wood Mrs. 10 Davis William 2 Co-operative Stores, and at East A lbert Terrace. stl'eet 4: Tea and Coffee House, W. Ridley: 11 Johnson W. 6 Harris S. Frederick, undertaker 12 Westbrook Mrs. 8 Humerston James, grocer, &c 13 Waghorn W. 10 Amos Geo. R., plumber, &c. 14: Bateman Thomas Pyrke George. furniture dealer, and 15 Wright George at High Street 16 Jennings George Martin & Turnrr, butchers 17 West brook Robert 16 Tredgold A., wardrobe purchaser 18 Grinsted Henrv 18 Boorman E, 19 J ol:nson RichU'rd 20 Cape Charles, tailor East Boundw"y. 22 Googe William 20 Hills William 24: Saunders Benjamin 21 Raffey George 22 Edmunds Mrs ...... here is HawkeslVorth Road . Jackson Roac!.. TVorking Gi1'ls Club and Home 23 J ards William 28 Marchant Jumes 24 Bu~h G. 30 Burgess Mrs. 25 Burr William 32 Mursh'lll Henry 26 Whitehead Mrs. 36 May James 27 Tester Mrs. 38 Ford Edward, Oak Bank 28 Whitehead P. 40 Cake bread George 29 Bateman William 4:2 Freeman G. P. 30 Boxall William 44 Perrett Walter, tailor Ivy cottage 31 Gurr George 46 Fords Henry 33 Shorter George 48 Booker R. 34 Goodchild A. 50 Palmer W m. 35 Stammers W. 52 Benzlev -- Havward James 2 Knoll Hill villas 54 Tomes' George J ac'kson George 1 58 Barham Mrs. " " 60 Tillman J. 62 Adams Henry 64 Brazier Mrs .• South Hill.-l\1ASONS HILL. 1 Smith William 2 Town Amos Sinclairs Cottages -PALACE ROAD. 3 Lee Mrs. 2 .Harvey Mrs. Milstead William BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 53

Soames Rev. H. A., Rose cottage, Bell James A., Elmdene boys school Allen Mrs. Whitworth, Ashburton 6 -, Sycamore house Parr Capt. A. A. Chase, Glenraven Bromley Cottage Hospital. Medical Pike Alfred, Birdhurst Officers, Dr. Beeby, Dr. H. J. Ilott •..... here is Queen Anne's Avenue ..••.. Dr. Playf9.ir, Dr. Scott, Dr Chat- Atty Miss, Penley terton; Lady Superintendent- Harding Richard, The Myrtles Miss Birmingham; Hon. Sec- Courtney Allan, Wynberg retary, Mr. H. Pain. South Hill Park Nursery Company- South Hill Park.-MASONS HILL. E. A. Forester, manager Situated t'n Beekenham parish, in B,.omley Postal District. East Sid~ going up. South Street.-E.lST STREET. Sandford H., Streamlet house Sweetlove Thomas ...... here is Sand/a/'d /'oad 2 Towell Chag., gas & hot water titter Payne Frederick, New farm 3 Hudd Mrs. The Bromley Lawn Tennis Club g7'ound 4 Satchell Thomas Woodward- Aveley 5 Pearson Mar:ohall Bruce Gainsford, Q.C., M.P., Yewburst 6 Hutchings William Bramsdon John, Stillington 7 Hinchcliffe Walter Thorn J. 8 Marchant- Hellyer Saml. Stevens, New Holme Hinchliffe Walter, stonemason, &c. Johnson F., Hillside 10 Gandv J. W. Ashton William, Hazeldene 11 Hillier Alfred James Howard W. T .. Southwood 12 Dunn Mrs. Horne T. W., Rozel 13 Hills William Stokes James J., Springfield 15 Lane Richard Watts Mrs. G. J., South hiH 16 Carreck Mrs., Maple cottage Darby Joseph John, Hazelmere West Side coming dOWIJ. Dewey T. C., South Hill Wood Spencer Road.-BRoMLHT PARK Smith A. G., Romanhurst, Toots Wood Wippell P. H., Pridham L.L.M., F.L.S., Powis W. H., Queen Anne lodge Exelands Zimmerman H., Colonia Henderson A., Hamilton house Roberts A. W., Wotton Dow John, Tra"ey lodge Joyce Thomas H., Freshford Watson J. H. Douglass, Coverdale Durbridge Thomas, Lyndhurst Whyte Robert. Ripley Ellis Arthur Thomas Her~ges William J., Denis house Mathews Jas. Lewellyn, Plas Newydd, Bates Herbert E. } Sid solicitor, Commissioner for adminis- Jackson Miss pencer 0 ge tering Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature, and Perpetual Com- missioner for taking acknowledg- Stanhope Villas.-MARKET SQUARE. ments of married women 1 Humphrey James, Police cotta Medcalf F., Southover 2 Leaves Richard, ..•..• here is Cumbe7'land Road ..•..• 3 Latter Mrs. Reed W., Ambleside 4: Dorey Mrs. C. Cluer Albert Ro, Fundilia 5 Alfred Drummond •••.••... he7'e is Durham Road ..••.•.•. 6 Hall Sidney

BatchelorJohnBo, solicitor. South View Stanley Road.- MASONSHILL Earnshaw A., Teignmouth Dashwood Peyton, Staplehurst 1 Ferrebee R., baker 54 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY

2 Ayles W., bootmaker Station Road.-COLLEGE FIELD. 3 Startup Harry Right side. 4 Jacques S. 2 Green Miss, Wooton lodge 5 Birch Ed win A. 6 Talbot Henry 4 Brown James 7 Wale Edward 6 Ashby H. W. 8 Wale Joseph L~ft side. 9 Hendon James 1 Yen) man Mrs:-;--Roseneath 10 Park John 3 Green Henry J. 11 Thomas J. P. 7 Dyer John' 13 Miles Edwin Johnson David, Altona ] 4 King George C. Warren A. G. 15 Thomson John 12 Saunter Harry 16 Gilbert John 17 Keelev J. H. 18 W nle "Fredk. . Sundridge Avenue.- WIDMORE. 19 Seadon Robert Browne Martin Inni:', Easedale 20 Harding F. Creagh Col. -, Stoneleigh 21 Doggett Alfred Coustol Adolf, Rothwell 22 Groombridge J. Wheat1y Francis, Nett1estead 23 Dean N. G. James ., 24 Baldwin S. J., apiarian appliance manutacturer Tweedy Road. 25 Walker Jolm 26 Baldwin K North Side-From Widmore Road. 27 Cohen CharlAs Science and Art Sclwoh-T. F. ~8 Stubbs William, hay & straw dealer Harris, B.S.C., head master 30 Bishop L .. tea dealer Isard Edward, Olinton villa 31 Wilson Mrs. Hughes R., solicitor, Lincoln villa 32 Shortland John, agent to Pruden- Watts James, Woodlands tial Insurance Company ...... here'is Newman l'oad . 33 Cattermole Miss 34 Hassall Samuel Higham S., Coffee Tavern 35 Coleman John •..... here is S. E. l'ailway station . 36 Stenning Mrs. 37 Taylor Joseph & Son, builder8 Rickett Smith & Co., coal merchants ... 38 Smith Mrs Grinst'2d Daniel, coal merchant 39 Why brow George Darbv W. H., mason and contractor 40 Pope Frederick Hinchliffe, W., mason, &c. Arnaud's saw mills 41 Atkins Henry 67 Beale W. 42 Clark Richard, grocer & dairyman 44 Meredith James 65 Mallett W. R. 45 Graham George, carpenter &c. 63 Purcell Mrs. 46 Ha~ilton Miss, pianoforte teacher ...... here is Statio~ Roa~ (r.-r ... 47 Bennett Mrs. . 1 59 ElllmetHdi~ r Cl,{~ ftt/·" 48 Tumer Saml..el 55 l'4:aJ:zetti..Walter-GeOl:ge '( '" 49 Eliff William 53 BreJ.rley James Edward 50 Hutt Miss 51 Ilott James John: surgeon Jennings Miss .••.•. •.. here is Florence l'oad 51 Thorn James 49 Skinner R., Oxford "illa 52 Cocksedge Mrs. 47 Lamb T.; Hadley villa .. 53 Pulham C. 45 Dillimore Mrs., Hawthorne lo~ge BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 55

•••.••••.... here is College road •••.•.••••• 68 Crossley T., builder and contractOl Boardman & Co., timber merchants 43 Stocker Mrs., Fairholm Coal Co-operative Society limited 41 Harris JQ~ Glendore Sutton Frederick, house and estate 39 Escombe ~ Q., Wilcannia agent 37 Lamb Mrs., PUlton lodge 35 Browne C. S., St.. George's .....•...... he7'e is East stl'eet . 33 Weller Geo., solicitor -offices at To~n Hall Brown W. H., 2 Rockall's villas 31 Pearsall Henry S., Ivy Dene 88 Tasman Charles Henry, Armcliffe 29 Lucey Joseph, Rosslyn 90 Rolls Henry A., Holmdale 27 Rowland John, Tomaasen 92 Pamphilon St. Kilda 25 Palmer John, Pembridge 94 Chalmers Alexander, Mountain Ash 96 Hose J obn W., Wickfield 23 Phillips James, Ursula 21 Ginders J. M., Ingestre 19 Russell Mrs., Chelston 17 Mimpriss Mrs., Lynton Union RO:ld.-BuILDING FIELD. 15 Bowers J. A. 1 Corrie Peter 13 Jezzi A. 2 McIntyre Harry 11 Cooper J. Q., Haslemere oadl.. Haslam, Rev. F. 7 Neale The Misses Vale Cottages.-Jl.IAsoNs HILL. 5 Hinson Miss· 1 Elliott Rd., basket and sieve maker 3 Flux Robert, Bellaggio 2 Creasy C., coach builder , t Salvation Army Barracks South Side-from London Road. 3 Ware T., Vale laundry 2 Anderson MISS 5 Stevens Ricbflrd A. Sherwood Alfred, Rosemont 6 Tubbs William Griffin Albert, Duddington 7 Simmons Henrv Stokes Thomas Samuel, Selworthy 8 W orsell John • Lukey H. J., Ecclesbournr. 9 Chapel Henry Bikker Miss, Eskb3nk 10 Sayers J., chimney sweep Gibbel.ls John, Garfield Lovibond & Sons Brewery stores 16 Horsburgh E. L. S., Grasmere 11 Doggett G Hill ·W. R., Birnam lodge 12 Clarke Walter -~th~., Kezanlik • 13 Hall Thomas Da"is Miss, Clevedon 14 Hone George ~ Mille\; Mrs. J. T., Clovelly ] 5 Maunton Henry Brown William James, Fairlawn 16 Istead Joseph Lea Eo T., Gatton Sketchley Rev. E. P., Ballater ;5 ~ Ntrirri-H., hillU-es{a,nie- Waldo Road.-Hm{E~DALE ROAD. B4 Ku~chke Mrs., 'rweedy house North Side. 36 Luntl6y'Miss, Inglenook Huntley Richard, Holm Lea 1 Gallon Thomas 3 Shirley S. 13 Croucher Robert ...... here i~ Colleqe l'oad~~ . 15 Chandler Stephen 58 Rouse Mrs. R. 17 Flaxman Robert 60 Luc~hurst'Migs \ 19 Wood Robert 62 Ho::r,ard Mrs., Ferndene 21 Be~t George F. 64 Shiycock J. 23 Dennis H. J. 66 Scott .Mrs. G. R., Lenbam 25 Youe John 56 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

27 Browning Herbert 49 Bartholomew Thomas 29 Hickmott J. 48 Emery J. W. 31 AttIe Samuel 47 Underhill Wm. 33 GreeJi.field John 46 Yates John, builder 35 Daws E. 45 Bryant Darnel 37 Day Henry W. 44: Harmer Richard 39 Boxall George 40 Higgs Thomas 41 Meopham Mrs. 38 Barrett Joseph, timber merchant 43 Crafter James 37 Tolhurst Alfred 45 Hall E. 28 Hills Thomas 47 Latchford George 27 Staddon Charles Waldo Bl'icl.: WOl'ks~T.Lansbury, 26 Birk T. p"oprietor 25 Eddy John Rudling John, Stone yard 24 East Walter 23 GreensmithF. South Side. 22 Carter H. Wickendon W., 1 Lansbury's cotts 21 Buss Henry Stevens James 2 "" 20 Styles Henry, smith and farrier Day Henry T. 3 " Chapman F. } Kilworth cottages Bradford Wm. 4 Brown John Whitehead W. 5 " 15 Sergeant E Rowland Chac;o 6 .," " 14 Webb D. 42 Filby James " 13 Wood Arthur 40 Latter James 'The Gospel 11all 38 Watson Thomas 8 Hopgood Thomas 36 Watson Henry 7 Boxall John 34 Crist Mrs. 32 Scudcier John 28 Page Frederick Walter's Yard.-HIGH STREET. 26 Draper- 1 Vass Henry, farrier, smith, &c. 24 Sanders Daniel SUo\.RP'S COrr.AGES. 22 Mahoney James 2 Norris Mrs. 20 Simmonds Henry 3 Nicholl William 18 Gimson George 4 Grigg Mrs. 16 Ratcliffe William 5 Wilson William 14 Aveling Francis 6 Norman J. 12 Milos Richard 1 Axell William 10 Stockwell Willliam 8 Cooper E. 8 Kindal Mrs. 9 Blanks Ed ward 6 Carter W. 10 Johnson William 4 & 2 Fitz Richd., grocer & dairyman 11 ValIins James 12 Simpson George, sen. 13 Simpson George, jun. Walpole Road.-BROMLEY COMMON l'AI1iE'S COTTl.GES. 60 Elliott Alfred 4 Brown A. 59 Uffenden Harry 5 Pearce W. H. 58 Greenfield J. 57 Hunt Richard 6 Hedges Joseph 7 Turvey W. G. 5G Swan H. J. 55 Jordan Samuel 'rHE ORCHARD. 54 Moore Mrs. 1 Mills George 53 Swan Hemy 2 Burbridge George .52 Marshall John 3 West Alfred BROMLEY STREET DIHECTORY. 57

4 Smith H. ~ 1 Brown William 5 Overall W. r 2 Martin George 6 Bmbridge Walter c 3 Gosling I) harles 7 Va!:s Daniel Co) 4: Honey G. 8 Durrant William g 5 Mallett Albert J. 9 Collings George ~ 6 Jarret George 10 Ellis Frederick .~ 7 Wickham C. 11 Wallis George ~ 8 Croft Albert ;:;: 9 Gimson J. H. Smith E. '1'., Elm cottage Wanstead Road.-WIDMORE ROAD. 1 Rapkin George F., Holyrood 2 Hellier Richald, Ambleside We;;tm~reland Road. Grundy C L., Linacre 1 Withycombe George Hammond John B .• Sparthfield Press Mri:. \Villiama 1\1rs., Glascoed Lay G. H., builder, River Dene 2 Quy Sergt ..Major 2 Webb Frank Warner Road.-LoNDON ROAD. 4: Eastment H. 5 Abrams Henry 1 Steddy J. 6 Presland Thomas, builder 2 Bryant Joseph 7 Price Mrs. Coleman Oharles, Kingsdown cotto 8 Peppiatt George 9 Purdy G. 9 Collins Joseph 10 Gretton Henry 10 Knight Charles 11 Roberts Mrs. 12 James Mrs. 12 Mellon Harry 13 Thorne Geo. Weston Grove.-FARWIG. 14 Winter J. 15 Hutchings J. 1 Witham Frederick 16 Ovendon W. 3 Lawson John 5 Randal Mrs., laundress 7 Vickers R. 9 All win William Thomas Wellington Road.-HoMESDALERO.n 9ATllylor H. 11 Smith J. 1 Collins W m. 13 Leach Mrs., laundress 2 Swinford Joseph 15 PettIey John 3 Monger Walter 17 French George 4: Taylor William 19 Crowhurst James 5 Crane Chas. 4: Podger Abel 6 Pearr.e H. 6 Distell William 7 Lane William 8 Muncey W. 8 George Samuel 10 Nash James 9 Powell John 12 Owen F. 10 Cowlard George a Ed wards George 1] Bishop J. 16 Tilbury Robert 12 Pope E. 18 Carter Alfred 13 Turner T. 20 Hughesman Robeit 14 Smith B. T. 22 Hatcher ~vlrs. 15 Gomersall Mrs. 16 Lidclington Orton Weston Road.-LoNDO~ ROAD 17 Mullins T. H. 3 Smith W. 18 Shergold Thomas 4: Muncey Mrs. 58 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Bagwell John 40 Perkins Mr3. Derwent cottage Hoskin H. 2 ' 38 Suffell A. J., Wye cottage Stringer R. 3 " 36 Walter J. B., Clifton villa ,/ Maynard J. 4 34 Wicks George, Clo\'cll.r villa 32 King Mrs., Acacia cottage 30 Capon ,"V. P., Mayflower villa West Street.-CAGE FIELD. ,.,28 Wright Wm. E., Cambridge villa. 26 Simmons G., Erin cottage ' ~VidJJlor(; Road to National Schools. 24 Filby Edmund E. 22 Kirbv A. H. 2 Kirby and Sons, dairymen 20 Gooding Mrs., dressmaker I 3 Neal Mrs. 18-Yu"blsara r:p'l ~811ec;to;'. of-3),ater late ~ J v 'VeIls J., bootmaker 16 Pritchard W;-.' '::r:--: . 0: 7 Chickley D. 14 Ward H., Hurstw'o'od; fly proprietor 1) Smith Henry Bromle1j Church Parish Room ~ H Winterson William 10 Smith Mrs. 8 Simmons William, jobbing smith CalcnJft J. ~ 'l1315 Goad William 6 Kennett T. Cj 17 Sawyer Mrs., furrier 4 Hole Thomas 19 VaIlins J olm 2 Spackman Miss,' dl:essmaker 21 Palin Joseph

Wharton Road.-NORTH ROAD. I7'on Room-City ll1ission East Side. Parish 1JIortuw'// 1 Ingrl'lll John, greengrocer 23 Gilbert George W. 3 Gibbins H. Bourdou ""V. & Co.. West Kent 5 WallaLe Alfred engineering and cycle works 7 Mac' Mrs 27 Haylett B., bOut and shoe maker 9 Carter Thos. 29 Brissling Isaac 11 Dowell G. J.Vew Church Mission Room 13 George Mrs. , Brooke n., iobbing smith 15 Richardson Henry Simmons W., smith and bellhanger 17 Carpenter Anthony 4-l Widgery J. ~ 19 Randle Mrs. 40 Monkley H. 21 Russell Mrs. 45 Nettlefold William 23 Ayling Mrs. 47 Gilmour Miss 25 Holder Edward 49 Turner Mrs. 29 Boakes Herbert 51 Grubb J. 31 Brown George 55 Simmonds W. E. 33 Yorke George 57 Denham John, builder 35 Wickenden Charle~ 59 Filby Boswell G. 37 Budgen A. H. 63 Pearce Henry 39 Heath Henry 65 Francis Arthur 4] Miles •.•",me:; 67 Monkhouse E. C. 43 Brown Leonard 69 Fielding J. 45 Reeves J as. 71 Yeldham Thomas 47 Mayhill John E. National Schools- 49 Denne Walter Boys-J. Churchill, master 51 Norman- Girls-Miss Harper, mistress 53 Lockfl !,r'hrr In(ants- Miss Churcher, mistress West Side. National 8r:1t()01sto Widmol'e 7'oad 2 Oswuld F. E. BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 59

4 Sharp John 51 Willson W. R., gasfitter, &c. 6 Whiffin George 52 Granger R., grocer, oilman, &c. 8 Langlands l\frs. 53 Wingfield Samuel, tobacconist, 10 Cronk John Post O.ffice .'12 Simmons Mrs. 54 Robinson A . .'14.Holloway Richard 55 Tilbury A., tailor 16 Milstead Henry Ewins George} 18 Batty George Katley John I vy house 20 Lewis Arthur Script Frederick, S'llndrige Park 22 Newby James Eslate v.ffice . 24 Larking Samuel here is Sllndridge Avenue 26 Simmons Charles 28 Simmons Isaac 30 LUraI'd Mrs. Widmore Road. 32 Tennant A. 34 'Vallace George 111al'i•.et S(Juare to lVidmore 36 Rudland A. W. Kirby T., dairyman 40 Isard George Oakley R., eating-hou~e keeper 42 Maynard Mrs. Dell 'V., bird dealer, oilman, &c. 44 Mills W. ... 1zere are rVest st. and East st. ,;.. 48 Davey John 1 Grubb William Alexander, builder 2 Goulden Herbert, chemist Widmore. 3 Dunstall J., baker and confectioner Pretty Messrs., surgeon dentists ... 1zere i.~ ChislehuJ"st 1'oad . 4: Blundell George, fishmonger •L Ellis Miss, Old cottage 5 Jones George, linen draper ~ 2 Parrish Dillwyn, Widmore house g Batchelar & Son, house furnishers ./) Peters A., (lodge of) Widmore ho. 7 B ltlev 'V. South Eastern stores Gray J., Widmore house stables 8 Turner Geo., oil & colour warehouse Newton A., Beechcrdt £} &, 10 Quick H. B., shirt maker, 3 Bird in Hand. Cruickshank A. tailor and outfitter 'Vest James, fly proprietor, Bird Moore &, Crutcher, hairdressers in Hand stables 11 Randall A. boot & shoe maker 4 Wise Mrs., Widmore laundry 13 Cooper Henry G., butcher Simon Mrs., Widmore lodge 14 Redfern Henry, ironmonger, &c. v Blackburn Wilham (lodge of) 15 Uridgcl W., family grocer, tea Widmore lodge dealer, provision, wine, spirits & bottled beer merchant. Agent here is l'ylney road for W.& A.Gilbey's wines &spirits 39 Moore Wm., grocer 16 Hyde Thomap, cook & confectioner 40 Harvey Robert 17 Collins S., lllusic seller 41 Dinsmore James, tailor 18 Rabbits & Sons, boot manufacture·rs 42 Winter burn Alfrec 19 & 20 Filmer M. A., ladies' out- 43 Maynard Mrs. fitting, & baby linen, & Berlin 44 Plail Alfred wool & art needlework, ••• here are Coles Child's CottaqeK ... Tweedy Buildings 45 Chapel Georglil Lavender E. Davey, photographer 46 Cronk Charler Phillips Miss C., milliner 47 Mould George Jones Edwir., greengrocer . 48 Wilby Thomas Stevens and Sons, wine, spirit, and 49 Gregory Georg·\ bottled beer merchantE 50 Pack Mr" ... here C1l'e Tweedy g' Pade 1·oads.... 60 BROMTEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Phillips .J.llemorial Hom(£opatllic 65 Langmore Fredk. G., Clifton house Hospital DispensaI·Y. Miss Davey, 66 Engelhardt Frederick H., Dairsie matron, Dr. Thomas, house surgeon Read Henry M., The Shrubbery 20 Codd Arthur F. G., M.B., F.R.C.S. Wingfield J., florist 2! Banton Henry ...... here are Beechfield Cottages ..•••. 22 Parry T., Monkswell house school 2;) Younq Women's Christi"nAssoc':a- lVidmore to MaI·ket Square tion; Miss Reed Queneborough C. M. 24 Gregory L. W., solicitor 70 The Oak, 71 Marshall Joseph 26 Wyborn John Middleton 27 White James 72 Ranson H 29 Wicks William 73 McGlashfim A. flO Smith H. S. 74 Crakf'r Henry, senr. 75 Wraight Charles, Beechfield lodge 31 Wood Rev. John, B.A. 76 Ilott James William, Beechfield ..•... /,ere are Demnal'k Villas . 77 Sandell Mrs. B., Belcaire 33 Stupart Miss, young ladies' school 78 Davis Thomas, Birkenfeld 34 Broughton B. 79 Orchard General, Bude house 35 Roq.inson C. L. R., Kendal lodge 80 Gover J. R., Hundalee ~6~ HelliS T~Q~ Keston villa ~ 82 Potter Alex., Stonycroft ~ 38 Higginson Mrs. E., Thornton ho. .. here is Wanstead road ..•..•.•• 1;).•• 39 Lawson, The Misses 84 Luntley Philip R., Sunnybank ~ 40 Mourilyan Martin 86 Gibbs John, Campbell house ~ 41 Hall John 87 Baddeley Samuel, Netherton ~ 43 Charles Mrs. Clark E., hack wood 91 Madden E. M., l\l.D., Burlington ho • ••...... here is Preelands I'oad Brown Mrs., Holmbush 45 Gardiner Samuel R.. South view Chalmers Mrs., Nonnington lodge 46 Holworthy J. M., E'rsworth house 95 Pink Edward. jun .• Elmhurst 47 Trimmer R. D. Chatham house Killick J. the farm 4" Joyce Mrs., Grange house Bromley Palace Estate Office 49 Bishop Mrs. Beechfield lodge Parks, Palace lodge 50 Woods Percy £17 Nort.ham Thomas, Palace lodge 51 Packe Edward, The Lodge Child Coles, J.P., Bromley Palace 52 Freeman J. T., Parkside 53 Nisbet John, Lewes house here is Love T.rwe, leadin.q to Railway ..•...... here is Homejleld I'oad . Station . Reynolds F. W. Blomfield house 98 Hay Mrs., Parkfield

Chittemlen G. S., Dewhurst 99 Bromley Literary Institute > BI'omley Oricket Club ground. 100 Harris D. W., Lynion house Hay J. Y" Warley 101 Scott Dr. Barrett T. Kingsdene 102 Collins Herbert, Shirley house 56 Sledmore Mrs., dressmaker 103 Alexander R. H. 57 Kendall Robert Congregational Chapel and Schools. 58 King A. Footitt H. 1 Cooper's cotto 59 Bussell Thomas Kiteley John, 2 " Dean F. coach builder Willby George. 3 " 60 Marzetti Chas. T., Widmore cottage 104 Compasses, Bartlett George T. Greenhill W. E., Borgfielu Lodge 105 Hallamore A., fancy repository Cooke Urwick, Rosenfelds 106 Martin and Co., bankers 63 Hall John Heelas, Ruxley house 107 How Jas., watcbmaker& jeweller 64 J Kirkpatrick Mrs., Clar,emont 108 Davis A., stationer & tobaccunist 1 Boyd Miss 109 & 110 Collins H., general draper ADVERTISEMEN'l S. 61

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QUIET SADDLE PONIES FOR CHILDREN. College Road, Bromley, Kent. AND AT FAR""\VIG FARM.

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HOME PICKED FRUIT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. POULTRY AND NEW LAID EGGS. BROMLEY COMMER'JlAL DIRECTORY. 63

Commercial Directory-

Ackerman H., baker, 13, Broadway Adams A. E., smith, &c., 107, Palace road Adams C. W., grocer, 53, Beckenhum lane Alexander E., butcher, 53 Havelock road Alexander E., grocer, 55 Havelock road Alexander Mrs., grocer. 1 Lansbury's cottages, Havelock road Alexander -, butcher. 3 Lansbury's cottages, Havelock road Alldis & 8on, manufacturing cutlers, 5, Market square Allen H., tailor, 97, Palace road Allswurth N., chemist, 60 Masons hill Alwin S., dairyman, Hall's Farm, Plaistow Amos Geo. R., plumber, &c., 10 8impons road Arnaud & Son, builders, 149 High street, and S.E. ~tation Arnold A., house furnisher, 7 The Parade, Masons hill Attwood Albert, carman and contractor, 18 Freelands glOve Austen F. & Son, cab and fly proprietors, Wood~ide, Pa~k end Ayles W., bootmaker, 2, Stanley read Ayling T. S., boot manufacturer, 15 and 16, ·Broadway Ayling W. T., oil and colourman, 25, D7 & D8 High street Ayton George, tinma;:, and umbrella maker, 2 Hooker's place

Bacon J., buker, 13, Farwig BaIley Alfred, builder, 37 Palace road Baldwin S. J., The Apiary, 24:, Stanley road Baldwin Mrs., confectioner, 8 Farwig Balls H. B., tailor, 30 Freelands road Balls B. Bootmaker, 1 Thornton villas, Park end Banks E., provision warehouse, Aberdeen terrace, High street Banks Fannie. baby linen and fancy warehouse, 9 The Broadway, High "treet, Banks A. butcher, Beckenham Jane Barham --, Two Doves, Oakley road Barker J. VV., chimney sweeper, 71 Homesdale road Barker T., chimney sweeper, 26 Havelock road Barlow Harry, fishmonger, -t5 Palace road Barrell A., gas and hot water fitter, 109 High st. Barrell M., umbrellll manufacturer, 109 High street Barrett Joseph, timber merchant, 38 Walpole road Barriball George, hairdresser and tobacc(mist, lOG Palace road Bartlett George T., Compasses, 104: vVidmore road BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Bartram W. J., pork butcher. 31, Masons hill Bastable Arthur, butcher, 50 Palar.e road Batchelar and Son, house furnishers, 6 Widmore road Bateman H., painter and paper-hanger, I Ivy cottages, Park End Bath I., farmer, Turpington farm, Southborough Batley W., South eastern stores, 7 Widmore road Baxter W. W., chemist, 4:0 High street Baxter W., farrier, 34 High street Baxter VV., M:.p.s., chemist, 3, Broadway Bayford Mrs., dressmaker, 3 Florence road Beale W., postmaster, Bromley Beck E. H., farmer, Sundri~ge hall farm Beck T., dairyman, Hall's farm Bennett S., baker, pastry-cook, and confectioner, 36 East street Betts Miss, dressmaker, 28 Aylesbury road Bignold Henry, laundry, 40 Chatterton road Bishop L., tea dealer, 30 Stanley road, Masons hill Bligh George, Bencewell farm, Oakley road Blundell George, fishmonger and poulterer, 4 Willmore road Boardman and Co.• timber and slate merchants, Tweedy road Booth Bros., coal Illerchants, L. C. and D. Station Borer Amos, butcher, 26 High street, and Aberdeen buildings Bourdon & Co., the bazaar, cigar stores, and cyde manufacturers, Town Hall buildings, High street

Bourdon W. l~ Ct'., West Kent engineering ana cycle works, West :-treet Bourne F., builder, London road Bourne A., farmer, Cooper's farm, Bromley common Bowen Mrs., dressmaker, 39 London road Brett William, grocer & tobar,conist, 14 and 15 Plaistow --Brett Alfred, builder, &c., 3 Freelands grove. Freelands road Brickell Philip, Post office, Brcmley common Bromle1j 9" West I(ent Bakel'y Limited, Bromley Common ~. 20 F1'eelands 1'oad Bromley Gas Consumers Company, Homesdale road-H. W. Amos, secretary . Bromley Reeorl Offiee, H Market ~quare Bromley Times V.f/iee, 19, East street Bromley Pottery Stores, 19 The Broadway, High street Broom T. R., bootmaker, 20 Chattf'rton road Brook C., jobbing smith, West street Brooker James, greengrocer, 3Z Chatterton road Browne W. J., tailor, clothier, hatter, &c., 54 High street Brown M. J. tobacconist, 114- High street Brown Mrs., Chatterton Hotel, 18 Chatterton rOdd Brown Frederick, general shop, 11 Farwig Browning & Son, greengrocers & pork butchers, 93 High street Browning W., brickrnaker, 23 Homesdale road Bruce J., The Clteqlle1'::;, Southborough, Bickley Buck J. Stirling, surgeon, Westllor, In3 High street Budden B., dairyman, 87 Palace Road Bullen Rd., nnrseryma~, Lower Gravel road, Bromley common BROMLEY COMMEROIAL DIRECTORY. G5ei

Bunce Mrs., laundress, 61 Simpsons road Burch J., draper, &c., 102 Palace road Burch J., plumber, oil and colourman, 105 Palace raad Burgess Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 119 High street Burgess Th~ Misses, dressmakers, &c., 8 Nightingale lane Burr ·William, ironmonger and gas titer, 118 High street Bush S., bookseller, stat:oner, and music seller, 42 High stree/ Button C., shoemaker, 5 North road Bye Edmund, builder, 42 East street Byway Thomas, farmer, Sundridge farm Plaistow c Camplin Miss, fancy draper, Beckenham lane Cantuar Photographic Company, 130 High street Cape Charles, tailor 20, Simpsons Road Uapon Joseph, butcher, 28 East street, and 21 Freelands road Carrick John. boot & shoe maker, 32 East street Cassell Mrs., greengrocer, 91, Masons hill Chamberlain Henry, florist, 16 Henry street Champ J., zinc worker, 27 Simpsons road Chance Robert, cowkeeper ana dairyman. 36 Farwig Chaston C., fruiterer, 8 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road Chitty Charles, coach builder, 5 Horsle) road Chitty & Son coach builders, 52 High street Chitty Charles, writer and grainer, 5 Horsley road, Palace road Christel' E., Plaistow railway station Uhoules Madame, milliner, 1 The Corner, High street Church Joseph B., builder, &c., 1 Park end Churcher & Sons, boot and shoe makers, 32 Tylney road Churcher Miss, National schools, West street Churchhill J. " " Clark Henry, paperhanger, plumber, &c., 11 Simpsons road Clarke F., bootmaker, 45 Farwig Clarke E. & Son printers, 53 High street Clark Richard, grocer and d:liryman, 42 Rtanley rOJ.d Claps on P., pork butcher, 29, Palace road Cook Lewis, Pm'wig Arms. 46 Farwig Cleaver J., Railway Signal, 1 Masons hill Clement C. J., shopkeeper, 49 Farwig Coal Cv-opemtive Society-Depot, Bickley statIon, W. Scam- mell, manager. Coal Co.operatzve Society limited. Tweedy road Coal Co-opemtive Suciety limited. Beckenham lane Collins H., general draper, Market square and Widmore road Collins Samuel, music seller and stationer, 17 Widmore road Collings Bros., carvers and gilJers. 82, High street Collison W. W., baker, &c., 25 Chislehurst road Cook T. W , tailor, 22 Church road

Co- OpenuI f.J'" :5tores, East street and~ Simpsons road Cooper Brothers, corn merchants, 19 Market square Cooper Henry George, butcher, 13 Widmore road Cooper G., confectioner, Church road Cooper James, tailor, 48 High street 66 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIt{E( 'TOR Y.

Cossum Thomas, boot and ;:hoe maker, 36 Johnson's road Cousins George, bricklayer, &c., 3 Horsley road, Palace road Covell & Harris, butchers, 52 High street & at 6\) Beckenham lane Cowell William, grocer &c., 32 Beckenham lane Cowell- bicycle maker, 3 Homesdale road Craker J., picture frame maker, 81 High street Craker Miss. milliner and dressmaker, 3 Denmark villas, "Tidmore road Creasy C., coachbuilder, 2 Vale cottages, Masons hill Crockett John, Laurel, Lor~don road Crooks James, blacksmith, 1 Plough cottages, Bromley common Crossley Thomas, builder and contractor, 68 Tweedy road \Jrouch J. M., ironmunger, 4 The Parade Masons hill Crow John, general dealer, 27 Chatterton road Crow hurst Bros., drapers, &c.• 134 High ~t. & 27 & 28, Market sq. Cruickshaak A., Bird-in-hand, vVidmore Curtis ""V.H., baker, 32 Bromley common

D Daniell E., tailor, 61 Martin's road Darby W. H., stonemason, 4 Park grove find S.E. Railway f:;tation Darlington E., photographer. G7A Beckenbam lane Dilrvill '1'., corn chandler, 2 Tylney road Davis F. C., plulllher, 33 London road Davis James, ~tatioller and tobacco:li -t, 103 widmcre road Dean F., coach builder, ""Vidmore rOlld Dean Mrs .. fancy rel.l0~ltory, 84 High street Dell W., bird dealer, oilman, ~~c.,'\Vidlllore reud Denham John R.. builder.

Dodd Isaac, Bird ill Hand, 5 Gra'-el roao. Dotter R., wat~hmaker and jeweller, 123 High street Doyle John, hair dresser, 135 High street Draper Charles, decorator and paperhanger, 17 Simpsons road Draper H., Star and (lw'ter, lOG Hig-h street Dray W., green!6rocer, 43 Bloomfield road Driver A., butcher, Masons hill Dunford Henry, tobacconi~t, 29 North road Dunford Sydney, grocer, 2 Napier road Dunmall R., The Grape Vine, 13 and 14 Oakley road Dunn R. G., upholsterer and undertaker, 20 Market square Dunstall John, baker &confectioner, 3 Widmore road

Eagle Boot Company, 4 the Broad way Ellrle A. & M., milliners, 24 Market square Easy H., baker and confectioner, 5 Tylney road, Bickley J.£disH. butcher. The Promenade, London road Edwards George, tailor, 10 Tylney road BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 67

Edwards R., The Forester, 133 High street and 29 Market square Edwards William, dairyman, 1 The Promemde, London road Elise Madame, costumier Park end Elliott Richard W., basket maker, Vale cottages, Masons hill Ellis James Wm., Swan & Mitre, High street Emery Mrs., laundress, Napier laundry. 21 and 22 Napier road Emmins ·Wiliiam, greengrocer, 37 Simpsons road English Thomas, plasterer, 16 Beckenham lane Epps G. G., Oxford restaurant, 92 High street Evans A. T., Crooked Billet, Southborough Bickley Evans ·Walter, fishmonger & poulterer, 90 High street Everett Richard, shoemaker,~ Palace road

F Fairnlan Mrs., laundress, 21 Great Elms road Faulkes ·William, bootmaker, 13 Norfolk terrace, HOlf.esdale road Faulkes James, tailor, 8 Tylney road .Fawsitt Fred., currier and leather seller. 21 Market square Fawcett F., Trinity national schools, Bromley Common Ferrebee R. H., baker, 1 Stanley road Ferris & SOilS.,saddle and harness makers, lU3 High street Ferris A , Plough Inn, 80 Bromley common Field Charles, bootmaker, 5 Masons hill Filby Brothers, hair dressers and pertumers, 89 High street .Filby James, greengrocer, Homesdale road Filmer M. A., baby linen & art needlework. &c., 18 Widmore road Fitz Richard, grocer and dairyman, 2 and 4, vValdo road and la Homesdale read Fleet Gf'orge, fishmongrr, 29 Chatterton road Flux Robert, Duke's I-Iead. 131 High street & 32 Market square Follett J., baker and confectioner, Post Office, 6 Prolllenadr, "Londen road Follows Mrs., laundress, 14: Page Heath villas, Bickley Ford H .• plumber. 30 London road Fowler VV., plumber, 91 Beekenham lane Franklin Mrs" laundress, 20 Napier road Freeman J., news-agent, 75 Beckenham lane .Freeman Hardy & Willis (limited), boot and 'lhoe warehouse, 4 Market square Fryer Henry T., Two Brewers, 89, Masons hill Fry J., plumber, 5 Simpsons road

G- Gandell dairyman, 56 Masons hill Gates Alfred, harneos maker, 2 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road Geere W. A., grocer, & draper 1 & 3 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale rd. Gedney C. ·W., Bromhy Telegmph ()tfice, 25 Market square Gilbert J., corn merchant &baker, ] 6 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale rd. Giles C., beerseller, 19 Homesdale rond Giles James, undertake;, 75 Palace road, Gilham l\fi~s, CDurt dressmaker, 26 Chislehurst road 68 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Gill George, builder. 68 Brumley common Girling R., Queen's tax collector, 7 Great Elms road Golus Mrs, laundress, 3 Nichol Lane Godelman J. & N., hairdressers, lA the Parade Goodacre William, L01'rl Homesdale, 83 Homesdale road Gooding :Mrs., dressmaker, 20 West street Goodwin G., BricHa,1jAr's Arms, 58, MaRons hill Gomer Wilham, dairyman, 87 High street Gore Robert L., ironmonger and gas fitter, 9 Market square Goulden Herbert, pharmaceutical chemist, 2 Wid more road Graham George, carpenter &c., 45 Stanley road Grainger Samuel C., plu nber, &c., 73 Palace road Graley Mrs., Railway Hotel, 23 East street Granger R., plumber, &c., 52 Widmore Gransden Charles, painter and decorator, 1 Tylney road Graty Thos. D., builder, 3 East street Green Brothers, grocers, 15 East street Green Brothers, grocers, 69 High street Green H., grocer, 1 Addison terrace, Addison road Grisbrook S., chemist and dentist, 12 Promenade Griffin A" coal merchant, L. C. D. Rtilway Station Grigg W., fruiteler, grrengrocer, &c.. Enst street Grinsted Daniel, corn, coal, and seed merchant, 124 High street, and at L.C.D. and S. E. Railway Stations Grubb William Alexander, builder, 1 Widmore road Gunton W. R., watchmaker and jeweller, 68 High street, and at Masons hill H

Haddaway Thomas, 11yproprietor, 100 Mattins road Hadden .John. 1'iQer's Head, 86 Masons hill Hadden Miss, court dressmaker, 66, High streeet Hall J., bootmaker, 10 Farwig Hall John, plumbe~,...Hj Ghurch road Hallamore A., fancy repository and bazaar, 1'6'5 ¥1id:uIOr6-t'6.ad Hambleton Mr. and Mrs., wardrobe purchaserR, 2 Ea~t street Hammond George, plumber, &c, 19 Freelands road Hankins J., butcher, 1 The Parade. Masons hill Harman R. V .. pianoforte dealer, 5,') High street Harman R. V., artist and pbologrlipher, 75 Higb street Harboard James, tailor, 57 Beckenham lane Harbar Stephen, wheelwright, Lewes road, Widmore Harper Edward, tobacconist. &c., 10 M.asons hill Harper Miss, national schools, (girls) West street Harris E , bailiff, Oakley falm, Bromley common Harris S. Frederick, undertaker, 6, Simp sons road Hartridge Joseph, grocer, &c., 1 Victoria terrace, Park End Harlridge R., butcher, 44: Palace road Harvey William, B1'ewe/:1f Tap, 20 Brewery road, Bromley com. Harris, Hayesford dairy farm, Hayes lane Hatlon & Stmgeon, dres~makers, 9 Simpsons road Hayler Mrs., laundress, 33 Sirnpsons road BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 6~

Haylett B., boot and shoe maker, 27 West street Haylett B., bootmaker, 85 Beckenham lane Haylett T. W., Grown, 66 Bromley common Haynes T., tea dealer, grocer, &c., 88 HIgh street Haywood G. , blJilder, &c., 8 The Parade, Masons hill Head J. W., grocer, 54 Masons hill Head John, butcher. 3 Aylesbury road Heath George, 8lackbrook Farm, Southborough Heaysman Bros., butchers, 6 Market square Hembrow Mdme., ladies' under clothing establishment, Burlington house, The Promenade London road Herbert G., builder, &c., 11, Victoria terrace, Park end Hewick M. A., stationer, &c., 130 High street Hills C. fl., shirt and collar maker, 7 Broadway Higham, S., Coffee tavern, Tweedy Road Hinchliffe W., mason, London rd., 3 East street, 12 Widmore rd., & S.E. Station Hvare Alfred, saddler and harness maker, 17 Masons hill Hoare W. H., sowing machine depot, ~ay Hobbs J., fruiterer, 105 High street HollandE Alfred, grocer, &c., 10 Nichol lane Holland George, grocer, 86 Palace road HallB •tty' A. -e., baker, 20 Freelands road Holmesdale Bn'ckfield and Potteries-James Warren, foreman Homesdale Floral NW'sery, Homesdale road Holt J. A., National Telephone Co. (Limtd.) 13 East street Homesdale Floral Nursery, Homesdale rOdd Hopkins, Mrs. dressmaker, 48, Park road Hopton James, fruiterer, &c., 31 Market square, and 13IA. HIgh st. Hornby Bros .• dairymen, &c., 18 East street Houlgate E., upholsterer, 3 Tylney road How James, watch & clock maker and jeweller, 107 Widmore road Howard, J., groctr and pork butcher, 59 60, 64, & 65 High street Howlett Philip, draper, Aberdeen buildings, High street Hubbard T., collector of ·water rate, ~ ~lhsb ~et Humerston James, grocrr &c., 8 Simpsons road nunipbiBJS 0., booksedlci, 93, l'fQrl"ot 8~re Hutt Miss, St. Luke's school, Addison road Hunt J., gardener and florist, 5u Beckenham lane Hunt Mrs. R., grocer, 21 London road Hunt Richard, wheelwright, 21 London road Hunt T. & Son, oilmen, builders' ironmongers, &e.,4 & 5 Farwig arid 11 East Sll. Hunt Mrs., dressmaker, 1 Ethelbert villas, Park end Hunter James Ker, coach builder, 15 London road Huxley Arthur, dining rooms, 40 East street Hyde Thomas, cook and confectioner, 16 Widmore road

I lnge Thomas, carpenter and builder, 66 Beckenham lane Inoles James, saddler and harness maker, 22 East street International Tea Company, 47 High slreet 70 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Isard E. and Son, tallow chandlers ftnd melters, 7 & 8 Market sq. Ingram J., Greengrocer, 1 Wharton R0ad, .:T Jackson Albert, bootmaker, 24 and 25, Oakley road Jack~'on B., Coffee Tavern, Tweedy road Jackson George, grocer, &c., 79 Bwmley common James J., confecti::mcr, and refreshment contrac:or, 78 High st. James Mrs., baker, 19 Chatterton road, Brl)Inley common ,Janes 'V., blacksmith, 14 Farwig Jayes William, builder, G Park grove Jayes, G. H., Rose and C1'nwn, 132 High street, & 30 Market sq. Jenner T., oilman, 73 Beckenham lane Jenner D., shoeing and general smith, Tylney road Job A., bootmaker, G1 Bromley common Johnson R. J. confectioner, 3 The Corner, High street Jones, H. mason, HeiLthfield rd. Jones Edwin, greengrocer, Tweedy buildings, Widmore road J ones E., fancy repository, Albany ho., The Promenade, London rd Jones Geo., dmper and milliner, 5'Vidmore road Junes J. A. S.-Bromle!} Stelllll Brewery, Brewery rd., Bromley com. Juniper D, grocer, &c., 9 Norfolk terrace. Homesdale road

Keaton S. N., tobacconist, Chislehurst road Keer Manning, geneml draper, 27 and 28 High street KennpttE" grocer and baker, 43 High street, 32,33, & 34 North rd. Keogh Claude, tailor, 22 Market. square King John, draper and outfitter, &c., SG High street King W., greengrocer, 28 London road King C., greengrocer. 2 Aylesbury road Kirby G. E, watchmaker, &c., 2(; Eust street Kirby T., dairyman, 'Vidlllore road Knappett David, Park Nursery, London road Knight Mrs., dressmaker, 20 Church road Knight T. Cabinet m,aker, 9 Victoria Terrace, Park End Knight R., PJ'l7lre Fl'edericl,;, 23 Nichol lane. PlEtisto'I' Knight & Co.. timber merchants, S. KR. Station King John, nurseryman, &c., S Hecreati0n road L

Lansbury 'l'homas, contnletor &t'., 158 High street Lavender E. Davry, photographer, Tweedy buildings,'Vidmvre rd. LtHt1Ctlct! A."CJ.:.? clothier and juvenile outfitter, 29 High street Lawrence George, hairdresser, 7 Masons hill Lawrence Mrs., wardrobe pLlrchaspr, 8 Masons hill Lawson H. Greengrocer, U1A, Homesdale Road ~, builder and contractor, River Dene, Westmoreland road Leach Mrs., Lauf,dress, 13, vVeston Grove LeaLhcrn John, boot and shoe nutkcr. 73 High street Lee Richard, grocer, 31 Chatterton road, Bromley common l1ROMLE Y COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 71

Lenton Bros., photographers, &c., 6 The Parade, Masons hill Levey George, TVhite Horse, 64: Palace road Ley James, baker and confectioner, 62 Bromley common Lewis F., Board schools, Aylesbury road Lewis Mrs., Lady Scott's Schools, Plaistow Lilly J., Hatter & Hosier, 18. Broadway Lines Mrs., Rising Sun, 35 High street Lingham J. & Co., oilmen, grocJrs, & iron mongers, 24:, East street Lloyd Maurice, Whitf] Hal'! Hldel, 13i:! Hi~h street Lloyd H., turncock, 69, Palace road . London and County Bank, 14:1 High street-G. Dennen, manager London & Provincial meat 3tores, 136 High street Longhurst J., chimney sweep, b Devonshire square, Masons hill Lovibond ,and Sons' Brewery Stores, T. Atkinson manager 128 High street, & 35 Market square Lowe Robt. A., builder & decorator, Post Office, Lower Camden and Tylney rd. Lowe J. H., brickmaker, L.C.&D. railway station Lowrence J., general dealer. 112 & 113 High '1t.., & 14:Masons hIll Luff and Barrow, ironmongers, &c., 137 High street LukAY H. J., draper iwd silk mercer, 62 and 120, High street Lynes Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 83 High street

Mallett Mrs., Bloomfield laundry, 28 Bloomfield road Marchn D., tar pavior, 30 Homesdale road Margetis Edmund, fruiterer and greengrocer, \Yidmore and Chislehurst Road Margetts William, eating house keeper, Widmore road Matthew Seth, Bic,'cley Anlls, 32 Chislehurst road Marie Mdme., milliner and dressmaker, 22 High street Marks Thomll.s, builder, 39 College road Marshall J. H., Hook farm Marsh Thomas, grocer, 72 & 73 Farwig Marsin Geo, farmer, Slough farm, Bromley common Martin & Co., bankers, 106 \Vidmore road Martin & Son, stationers, 11 & 12, Broadway M;;,rtin and Turner, bu tchers, Simpsons road Maskell A., builder and decorator, 18 Lond~n road Maunder W., baker and confectioner, 1 ane: 2 Market square Maynard John, station master, Bromley station, L.C. & D.R. McArthy Wm., 17 Great elms road McKenzie E. A., newsagent and stationer. 108 High street McLoughlin Jame~, draper and dressmaker, 5 & 6, The Broadway, High street Mead L. and Co., corn, seed, and coal merchants, 11 Masons hill Medhurst Frederick, fancy & general draper, 4:4, 49 & 50 High st. Mersh'Villiam, carman and coal merch:mt, 54 Palace road Merrett G. 'V., laundry, 4 Leices~er villas, Homesdale road. Miller C. S., draper, 34: East street Miller A.• grocer and cheesemonger, Chislehurst road Miller James 'V., bootmaker, !)8 Martins r(l~i 72 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Milstead Walter, carman and contractor, 2, Prospect place, Masons hill Mint~, linen drapers. 10 Broa:lway Mist C., florist and fruiterer, 3 Masons hill Mitchell artd Sons, tailors and hatters. 44 East street Mitchell J., greengrocer, 44, Newbury road Mitchener J. E., baby linen warehouse, 17 Market square Monckton Mrs., laundress, 34 Napier road ~., cycle works, 82 High street Morgan Sergt-instructor, Drill hall, East street Morley Phillips & Co., pianofort~ and music sellers, Aberdeen buildings Moore-and -CrutehOO",lmirdl'essers,.1 0 Widmore road Moore William, grocer, 39 Widmore Mortlock C. T., artists' colorman & picturE' frame maker, 7 East st. Morton H. and Stroud E., dressmakers, Simpsons road Me" au Johu Hlmmiar. bcotwplret', 4-,thl.' Promenade, London rd. Munday Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 1 Mooreland road Mundy Edwin, linen draper, 46 High street l\nndce£ &. Q9., soeling maelJinfl QOF~t, the Broadway, W. H. Hoare, manager Mussell George, provision merchant, 90 and 91, Homesdale road

N Nash J. T. & Co., pastrycooks &; confectlOners, 30 High street N8&h g Uilstead, IMHn W061 &; fUMY repository, 146 High street Nash Edward Thomas, tobacconist and confectioner, 20 High st. NaylorCharlotte, Crown Inn, 32 Plaistow N ettlefold W m., upholsterer &, auctioneer, 32, 33, & 144, High street Newlands George, bootmaker, 16 London road Newman G., florist and.seedsman, 1 Broadway Nunn Elizabeth, St. JYIal'y's Home, 39 Beckenham lane Nye F. W., grocer, 101 Palace road Nye Henry, cabinet maker, undertaker, &c., 36 Palace road o Oakden Mrs., Infectious Hospital, Skym corner Oakley R., eating house keeper, Widmore road Ogilvie Miss, dressmaker, 8 East street Qli @IP., boot and ~ 126 High street Orger J., Palace 1'r,i.1.iel'n, Napier road Osborn Geo., painter and decorator, 8 Victoria terrace, Park End .)tford Lime Company, L. C. & D. Station-J. H. Lowe, manager p Palmer Mrs., dressmaker, 3GA College road Palmer Miss, baby linen warehouse, 38 High street F&m:flett "W..,..butcOOr, 110, High street Pamphilon G. & Son, wine, spirit & bottled beer mrchts., 58 High st. Parker Edwin, Post Office, 31 Bromley common Parsons A. W., hatter and hosier, 39 High streat Patmore Mrs., laundrtlss,3 Haxted road BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DiRECTORY 73

Payne Charles, greengrocer and fruiterer, 19 & 76 High street Payne Douglas, builder, decorator and contractor, III High street Pearce F., builder, Rodway road, Aldermary park Pearce Mrs., laundress, 27 Palace road P.eaiCey TN., cheesemonger ana p6tlltefe~, Chislehurst road Pearson S., greengrocer, 46 Chatterton road Pearson Samuel, greengrocer, 46 Newbury road Peill and Sons, carmen, contractors. &c.• Bromley common ~ P., hanm. Stttldridge Park farm, Plaistow Pelly T, confectioner, 12, Ma<;ons hill Penfold Mrs., greengrocer. Oakley road, Perrett Walter, tailor, 44 Simpsons road Perrett Enos, greengrocer, 61 Beekenham lane Perry Thomas, grocer, &c., 43 rrylney road, Widmore Pfeil W m., pa wnbroker and clothier, 71 High street& 20, Broa':!way Pike Mrs., dres~maker, 49 London road Phillips H., greengrocer, 12 Farwig Phillips John Peter, tailor, 3 North road Phillips Miss C., milliner, Tweedy buildings, Widmore road Phillips Bros., bootmakers, 20 East street Phillpott W., boot & shoe factor, 5, the Parade, Mason's gill Pitt and Hancock, costumiers, Aberdeen terrace, High street Pratt Mrs., dressmaker, 54: Beckenham lane Pritchard W., 16 West street ~ Pledger A .• tailor and clothier, 6 Norfolk terrac~omesdale road ~., fishmonger and poulterer, East strel!t Pocock J. R., nurseryman, College slip, High street Podger H. & Som, dyers, Page Heath laundry, and 3 Market sq. Podger James, builder, &c., 67 Farwig £o:..J"'/-"P/o Podger Robert, Carman and contractor, 156 MooiClttnel lelid Pointer Henry, boot and shoe maker, 9 Masons hill Potter John, baker and confectioner, 22 London road Prangle 'William, chimney sweep, 1Palace road Presland Thomas, builder, 6 Wto~moreland road Presslaud J. T., turncock Kent Water Company, 32 Palace road Puckridge E., grocer, Post Office, 19 Tylney road ~ Charles, statuary mac;on, Masons hill Pyatt Mrs. dressmaker, 54 Beckenham lane Pyrke Bertram Stewal~. grocel, 9.4 High street Pyrke George, upholsLcct'1 'tnn rnb'net maker, 147 and 148 High street and Simpsons roa-l

Q Queneborough C., The Oak, Widmore QuiCk H. B., shirt & collar maker, outfitter, &c., 9 & 10 Widmore rd Quy, Sergeant-Major, 2, Westmoreland Road

R Rabbits and Sons, boot manufacturers, 18 Widmore road .Rackham S. H., draper, 3, The Promenade, London road Randall A., boot and shoe maker, 11 Widmore road 74 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRRCT0RY.

Randal Mrs., laundrcss, 5 Weston Grove, Farwig Ranger H., grocer and greengrocer, 47 Palace road Ranson George, Five Bells, 30 Bromley common Ranson Thomas, writer, grainer, and decorator, 59 Masonshill Redding Mrs., grocer and provision oealer, 16 Plaistow Redfern H., ironmC'nger, &c., 14: Widmore road Rdph W. H., baker, 89, Palace road Reeves George, Sawyers' A1'ms, (;0 Bromley common Reeves Mrs., dressmaker, 59 Beckenham lane Rickett Smith & Co J coal merchts., S.E.R. Station & Chislehurst rd. Ridley G., C0.11eeHouse, 4 Simpsons road Roberts Charlcs, contractor, 10 Napier road .!1obinson W., baker and provision merchant, 60 Bromley common Robinson T. H., baker and grocer, 78 Bromley common ROdgers T., Bromley Valley 'Tavern, 81 Beckenham lane Roffey Mrs., dressmaker, 10 Southview cottages, Nightingale lane Rogers J., cowkeeper, 30 Beckenham lane Romary Albert, tobacconist. &c., 107 High street Roser H. W., draper, &c., 7 J High street Round VV m., grocer and carman, 6 Freelands grove, Freelands road Ruegg Henry, butcher, 45 High street Ru!'sell & Co., carriers, 41 College road, (G. King, proprietor) I

Smith H., Sundridge hall farm-house Smith, fll:ilMJ, East street Smith John, fishmonger, 7 Farwig Smith A. Wallace, granaries, Gravel road Smith E. S., sewing machine agent, &c., 21 Church road Smith Geo., baker and confectioner, 4 Masons hill Smith H., dairyman, 10 & 11 Park road Smith John, greengrocer, 25 Farwig Smith Mrs. , china and glass dealer, 15 & 16 Market square Smith William, builder, 4 Gravel road; Bromley common Smith G., baker and corn dealer, 51 Beckenham lane Snelgrove William, grocer &c., 29 London road Snellgrove W m., P7'inceFrederick, Nichol lane, Plaistow South Hill Pm'k Nursery Co., Westmoreland road, E. A.Forester, manager Spackman Miss, millill(;Jr & dressmaker, 2 West street Sparkes Mrs., laundress, 40 Napier road Speller William, florist, 63 Bromley common Sanford F. H., hairdresser and perfumer, 8 The Broadway, High street St@blsing J., stationer and newsagent, 38 East street Steiert L. & Son, watchmakers, jewellers, &c., 21 High street Stenning 'V., stationer, &c., 4 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road -- Stembridge J., general dealer, 9 Farwig Stevens and Sons, wine and spirit merchants, Tweedy buildmps Widl'nore road Stoekwell Mrs., laundress, 1Jessamine villas, Homesdale road Stoddart T., Plaistow lodv,e farm Stevens Robert, horticultural builder, &c., 75 Simpsons road Stringer H. E., mason, Rosina cottage, Park end Strong E. & Sons, printers, stationers, bookbinders, and account- book manufacturers, 14 Market square Stubberfield Ri.chard, grocer &c., 11 Freelands road Stubbs 'Vm., hay and straw dealer, 28 Stanley road Stuart Mrs., Kent shirt and collar works, 7 Norfolk terrace, H omesdale road Styles H., smith and fanier, 20 Walpolt, road Sutton William, Bell Hotel, 125 High street Swan James, tobacconist, 21 Chatterton road Swatton Daniel, greengrocer, 26 Chatterton road Sweetlove Thos .. dining rooms, East ",treet Symonds E , ham and beef shop, 37 High street Symons Mrs., laundress, 21 Johnsons road

Tancinni R., watchmaker, 96 High street 'raylor Joseph & Son, builders, 37 Stanley road & 61 Ma~ons hill Taylor R., watch and clock maker and jeweller, 115 High-street Terry T., upholsterer, &c., 62 Martins road Thomson & Co., confectioners, 17 Broadway TholI1psett, J., wheelwright, Southborough, Bickley 7 76 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Tilbury A., Tailor, 55 Widmore Towell C., decorator, gas and hot water fitter, &c , 2 South street Tosland A., furniture warehouse, Aberdeen buildings, High street Tracey W., confectioner and fruiterer, 18 Masons hill Tredgold A., fancy stationery repository, Post Office, 2 Masonshill Tredgold A., wardrobe purcllaser, 16 Simpsons road Turner & Co., oil & colourman,8 Widmore road, & 16 Masons hill Turner M. S., 24 Freelands road, agent for Waltham Bros.' fine ales, &c. Tyrer H., coal merchant, Bickley station

U Uwins H. E., Decorator, 43, London Road Unstead Edward, grocer and cheesemonger, 15 Masons hill Uridge W., family grocer, tea dealer, provision, wine, spirit, and bottled beer merchant. Agents for W. and A. Gilbey's wines and spirits, 15 Widmore road Upfold G., Chimney Sweeper, 23 Recreation road

V Yass Henry, smith and farrier, Walter's yard, High street Yeal T. W., draper,~ The Parade, Masons hill victorw Wine Company, 80 High street

"W ""Valker, F., confectioner, 3 The Parade, Masons hill Walker W. H., dairyman, 5 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road Walker and Holme,S, npholsterers &undertakers, 67 High street Wall Charles, The Beech T1'ee, 63, London road \Vallace William, butcher, Farwig and 2 Promenade Ward Henry, cab and fly proprietor, 14 West street Ware T., Yale laundry, 3 Yale cottages Ware Thomas John, fishmonger, 13 Masons hill 'Wallis Henry, bUTcher, 28 Chatterton road 'Vaters Peter, brougham and cab office, 36 Park road 'Vatts G., Anglesea Arms, 90 Palace road 'Vebb James, Blacksmith's A1'1ns,North road ""Veeks George, iron monger and gasfitter, 61 High street Welch Mrs., laundress, 81 Farwlg ""VeIlsE. J. & Son, carmen, wood dealers, &c., 43 Napier road 'VeIls George, provision stores, ] Aylesbury road Wells.J.. b'Jotmaker, 5 Centenary place, West street West J., fly proprietor, Bird-in-Hand stables, Wid more Westbrook Wm., grocer, 1 Cross road, Bromley common Westbrook William, grocer, 7 Oakley road 'Vhaj man E. 8~S. A., linen drapers, 55 Masons hill Wheatley G., chimney sweeper, 9 Mooreland road Whiffin E. J., mimner and drpssmaker, 2 Park end Whincup T. T., job and post master, 34 Masons hill Wickenden W., job master, 31 Nightingale lane Widm01'e Brick and Tile Works-J. Warren, foreman BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DmECTORY. 77

Willis C., plumber, 5 the Parade Willson W. R., gas-fitter, smith & farrier, &c., Lewes rd., Widlll\Jle Windebank C., & Co., dyers and cleaners, 85 High street Wingfield Henry, Red Lion, 10 North road Wingfield James, Widmore Nursery, Widmore Wingfield S., tobat.conist, 53 Widmore Wingham Mrs., laundress, 46 Aylesbury road Winstone E. J., plumber, 4: Farwig Wise Mrs., Widmore laundry, 4:Widmore Withycombe William, Royal Oak, beer retailer, 75 Farwig Wood C. J., grocer, &c., 30 North road Wood A., dairyman, 6. Masons hill Wood and Son, bakers, 74: Farwig Wood B., librarian, Overdale, Crescent road Wood Wm., fruiterer & greengrocer, 10! Palaeo road Woodhams John L., builder and contractor, 57 Masons hill Woollard A., bootmaker, 48 Palace road Worley A. A .• florist and landscape gardener, Tylney road Wright C., butcher, 72 High street Wyborn Thom~s H., machine agent, 58 Palace road Wyles J., bootmaker, 10 Olive villas, Homesdale road

Yates Alfred, saddler, 2 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road Yates John, builder, 46 WalpOle road

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Professional Directory-

Adams Mrs., middle-class day school for girls, 26 Park road Baly Ernest, surgeon, 23 Park road Bare Agnes, preparatory school, 56 London road Barker Rev. J., 3, Bromley Uommon Barker Rev. Peter, M.A., St. John's Parsonage, 1 Park road Batchelor John B., solicitor, South View, South hill park Baxter Payne & Lepper, auctioneers, valuers, &r..,Market square Beeby, W. T., M.D., & Ilott, Park House, Backenham Lane Bond H. C., M.A., Bromley Park School, London road Bond, John, Cattle anll Landscape Painter, 4, Denmark Villas Bruce Gainsford, Q.C., M:.P., Yewhurst, South hill park BULk J. Stirling, surgeon, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.L., Westnor, 153 High st. Bushell H., architect, 1 t, Bromley Common - Chattell David J., auctioneer, Lower Camden Chatterton William, B.A., M.D, M.C., 71 Masons hill Chittenden G. S., (Gibson, Loly & Chittenden), Quernmore House School, HoI wood Road Codd Arthur F. G., M.B., F.R.C.S., 20 Widmore road Coleby Miss. Kindergarten school, Sunnyside, 4 London road Dennes E. T. M., solicitor and commissioner of oaths, Thirlmere 9 Homefield road Devlin J. J. surgeon and physician, 6 High street Draper Edward D., solicitor, 3 Park grove Edey George surgeon dentist, 150 High street Fertel Mrs. G. F., young ladies' school, Holmcroft, Holwood road .Fertel F., organist, Holmcroft, Holwood road Field The Misses, preparatory school, 13 Bromley common Flint Samuel, accountant, 21 Park road F1'cnch School, The Rpligious of the Holy Trinity, Freelands Gibson John, Quemmore Bouse School, Holwood road Golding Miss, ladies' school, 2, Denmark villas,-Widmore road Gregory L. W., solicitor, 24 Widmore road Grundy C. L., solicitor, 11 Market square Haines Rev. F. W., Vicarage, Oakley road Hamilton Miss, pianoforte teacher, 46 Stanley road Harris T. F., High School for boys, Tweedy Road Has]am Rev. F., 9 Tweedy road Hellicar Rev. A. G., M.A •• The Vicarage, Church road Heppel Miss, B.A., High School.f01· Gi1"ls,Fern Bank, Elmfield rd. Hodgson Rev. W., M.A., The Vicarage, Plaistow Hole Rev. Dr. Chas., LL.D, Christ Church lodge, Highland road Hughes Fredk. J" solicitor and commissiuner of oaths, Bonchurch, Elmfield road Hughes H., solicitor, Lincoln villa, Tweedy road Hurst The Misses, school for girls, Y Gam, 35 Ra vensboume road !lott, Beeby, and Hott, surgeons, 56 High street llott John James, surgeon, 51 Tweedy road Jackson A. P., solicitor, Lansdowne, Bromley common Kaynes Miss, Bromley preparatory school, 6 Newman road 80 BROMLEY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Lansbury H. J., &Todd, auctioneers, &c., Town Hall, Market square Latter & Willett, solicitors, 26 Market squa.re Latter Hugh R., Surveyor, Market square Lewis Louis, solicitor. 1 Denmark villas, Widmore road Lister A. M., solicitor, Osborn villa, 64 M!l.sons hill . Logan Rev. J. M., 31 Crescent road Loly G., (Gibson, Loly & Chittenden) Quernmore House School, HoI wood Road Lovell Rev. R. H., Orchard Road Madden E. M., M.D., Burlington h011se, Widmore road Mallett W. R., architect, 12 Tweedy road Marks C. E., West Kent Commercial School, Drill Hall, East street Martin and Co., bankers, 106 Widmore road Mathews Robert, surgeon, 8, Southborough road, Bickley Mathews Sidney R.H., surgeon, 8, Southborough road, Bickley Matthews James Lewellyn, solicitor, Commissioner for administering Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature, and Perpetual Commissioner for taking acknowledgments of married women, Plas Newydd, South hill park Mellows Miss,Bromley park college, Highland road Moore A., M.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeon, Brunswick house, High Street Moore E. H., M.A., Amesbury house school Pageheath Munns A. S., solicitor. Wood lawn, 1, Pageheath Noott Rev. E. F. C., Chaplain, Bromley College O'Meara Rev. J., Presbytery, Freelands Parker, E. S., Solicitor, Grove Lodge, High Street Parry T., Monkswell house school, 22 "Widmore road Percy Rev. F. H., Hfl.wthorne cottage, Gravel road Petrie William, civil engineer, 7 and 8 Crescent road Philbrick F. A., Q.C., Oldfield, Oldfield road, Bickley park Playfair and Scott, surgeons, 129 High street and Masons hill Potter E., solicitor, Sibertswold, Highland road Pretty, Messrs. surgeon dentists, 3 Widmore road Price, A. E., M.D., M.S., Hollymount, 8, High Street Rogers Fredk., architect, 29 Freelands road Ross J. A., M.D., C.M., Stangrove, 15 Park rQad Sanders J. H., accountant, &c., Town Hall, Market square Scott T., M.lJ. (Play fair & Scott) 129, High Street Science and Art Schools. Tweedy road-To F. Harris, head master Simon Rev. J. S., The Manse, Holwood road Sketchley Rev. E. P.., Ballater, Tweedy road ~later F. C., solicitor, . Soames Edgar, solic'tor, 29 Masons hill Soames Rev. H. A., M.A., A.C,P., tutor, Rose cottage, South hill Spooner George, teacher of music, 11 Palace road SpringeUH. vet. surgeon & farrier, 124 High street., & 33 Masons hill, and at Beckenham Stu part Miss, young ladies' school, 33 Widmore road Sutton Frederick, house and estate agent, Tweedy road Tamplin, Rev. J. M., 17, Broadway Thomas Dr., Homreopathic Hospital, Widmore Road Verrall Rev. R. T .. 1 Homefield road BROMLEY. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 81

Walker J. E., solicitor, Ravenswood, Ethelbert road Waterer & Dickins, auctioneers, valuers, &c., 11 Market square Weller Gwrge, Solicitor, Commissioner for oaths, Town Hall, Market Square Wheeler Miss f'., ladies' school, 8 Bromley common Willink Rev. A., Rodway road Williams W. A .. architect, The Corner, High street WIlls Edwin and Julia A., middle class school, 55 Park road Wood Wm. Selby, riding ma"ter, Belmont, 10 Freelands road Woodhouse Re\'. R. 1., 2, Southlands road, Bickley Wood Rev. J., 31, Widmore Road Wood Rev. R., Vicarage, Bickley Yolland J. H., surgeon, 38 Bromley common

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Private Residents.

t Situate on the 1'oad leading from Widmo1"e Green to Uhislehurst. t In the Uhislehurst Postal District.

A Ashby A. G., Rosmoyne, Hammelton rd Ashby H. W., 6 Station road tAbrahu,ms J. W., Elmstead lodge, Ashton Wm., Hazeldene, South hill pk. Elmstead lane Ashby Robert, 4 the Valley Abrams H., 5 \Vestmoreland road Astle D., The Cedars, Southlands grove Adams Mrs., 26 Park road Bickley Adams ""V., 12 Carlton terrace, Great Atty Mis'l, Penley, South hill park Elms road Atkms Wm., 124 Homesdale road Agar T. J., 29 Palace grove Agnew Mrs., Hampstead lodge, Ham- melton raad Atkins W. H., 6 Carlton terrace Great Elms road • Aitken Mrs .• Heath house, 70 Masons hill Austen Miss, 28 Freelands road Aitken James, 3 the Valley Avis Henrv, Studleigh, Holwood road Alers-Hankey E., Elmhurst, Bickley Aylwin C. H., Sorrento, Elmfield road Alfred Drummond, 5 Stanhope villas Allan, H., The Luz, Hammelton road Alldis James William, 12 North street .B Allen Amos, 9 Carlton terrace, Great Elms road Baddeley S., Netherton, 'Widlllore road Allen J. G. 2 Florence road Bailey A., Homecroft, Highland road Allen Wm., Red Lodge, Bickley park Bayley A., St. Albans, Holwood road Allen William, Kent villa, Bromley Bayley E. H., St. Edmonds house, common Palace grove Allen Mrs., 13 Bromley college Baker C. M., Woodgate, 72 Masons hill Allen Mrs. 'Whitworth, Ashburton, Baker Wm., Clairvaux Plaistow South hill park Baker Mrs., Stoney lands, College road Allfree Miss A., 5 Sheppards college Baker J. '1'., 35, Park road Alliston Clement, 1 Upper Meadow, Balchin W., Inverness ldg., Masons hill Homesdale road / B~ly Ernest, 23 Park road Amos H. W., 13 Cambridge road, Banks Mrs., 39 Bromley college Plaistow .Banton H., 21, Wid more road Allnutt Mrs., 6, Florence road Bare Agnes Ada, 56 London road Alexander R. H., 103 Widmore road Barker Rev. J., 3, Bromley common Anderson Mi8s, 2, Tweedy road Barker Rev.P .,M.A.,S.J ohnJsParsonage I Anderson C. \V.) 2 Park road Upper Park road Anton J. R., Ediacara, Bickley Barr James, Nettleston'} lodge, Bickley Andrew Mrs. 26 Bromley College Barnes F., Boughton, Bickley park Anley Wm., 13 Hope park Barrett Tho. A., 41, Masons hili Apthorpe A. J., Walcot, Blyth road Barrett '1'., Kingsdene, Widmore road Amaud John Cooper, Holwood road Barrett W., The Hollies, Masons Hill Archer A. R., 24 Palace grove Barrow Wm., 37, Park road Armstrong F. G., Highland road Bartram Mrs., Elmville, Blyth road 84 BROMLEY PRIY ATE RESIDENTS.

Bartrum Stanley, Coniston, Cumber- Bishop Claude, Sandford road land road Bishop Mrs. Beechfield lodge, Widmore Barwell Daniel, 8 Freelands rd road Batchelor John B., South View, South Bisbop G., Dunleigh house, London rd. hill park Black Mrs., 43 Palace grove Bates Mrs. E., 22 Bromley college Blakemore W. A., Leigh villa, Clarence Bates Herbert. Spencer ldg., Spe~cer rd road, Bickley Bath 1., Turpington farm, Southboro' Blaiklock R., La Chatehtine, Plaistow

Battam John H.o Asbgate, Clarence Blatherwick Thos.,4,Queen's Mead road road, Bickley Blew Robert, 11 Great Elms road Bat.tam Fred., Buc~ingham cottage, B1o')mfield John, Southborough road Clarence road, Bickley Bickley Batten F., 44 Park road Bluett Mrs .• 18 Bromley' college Batten George, St. Helen's, 4: Home- Bolton Mnl., 4 Bromley college field road Bond H. C.. M.A., 13 London road t Batten Isaac,Berryfield, Chislehurst rd. Bond J., 4 Denmark villas, Widmore rd tBatten J" Highfield, Chislehurst rd. Bone Mrs., Ravcnsdene, Ravensbourne Batten Thomas, 34:Freelands road road Batten Mrs. 43 Park road Boosey A., Hayes lane

Baxter Miss, 41 High street I Boosey C., The Pines, Bickley Beauchamp. G. 1 Park grove Borton Mrs., Rolm Dene. 4 Southlands Beach W .. Hope villa, College road grove, Bickley Beale W" 67. Tweedy road Bosanquet WRIter R., 1 Hope park Beaty-Pownall Mrs., 9 Bromley College Beck G. R., Yale cottage, Plaistow Bouch J., Coombe Lea, Hawthorne Beddow A. E. Westwood, Oaklands , road, Bickley road Bourdon Mrs, 1.9, Great Elms road Bourne Miss, The Pines, Elmfield road Beeby W. '1'., M.D., Park house, Becken ham lane Bower G. C., The Cottage, Addison rd Beer B., Elmwood, Southborough road Bowers J. A., 15 Tweedy road BickleY Boyd Miss, 64, Widmor{' road Bilton J:H., 7, Ravensbourne road Bradford J., St. Andrew's, Plaistow Binder J. W., 41, Freelands road Bramsdon John, Stillington, South Bell L., IG Great Elms road Hill park Bell Charles, Greenhill, O"akhrnds-road Bray R. G., Perth house, Palace grove Bell Colond, R.E., 5 Freelands road Brent Cecil, 37 Palace grove Bell James A., Elmdene, South Hill Brearley. J. E. 53, Tweedy road park Bridges Mrs. 18, College road Bemment Miss, 2 Glebe road Bridgman E., ElmsJie, Hammelton rd Benham Mrs., Nutfield, Highland road Brock G. 'V. F., Afton, Rammelton rd Bennett J'. Wheeler, Carisbrook, 25 Broom Mrs., 6 College road Bromley common Broomfield J. R., 2, Bloomfield road Bennett Wm. '1'.,57 London road I Broughton B., 34 Widmore road Bennett Wm. Weston, 61 London rd. Brown C. S., St. George's, 35 Tweedy Beresford Capt., Rill house, Durham road road, South hill park ' Brown James, 4 Station road Berry C., 16 Crescent road, Plaistow Brown W. C., l'enchirche, Oaklands rd Bevmgton Col. S. B .• 3rd V. B. R. W, Brown W. J., Fairlawn, Tweedy road Surrey, The Elms, Bickley Brown Miss M., 17 Palace grove Bewsher Mrs., 1 Bromley college Brown Mrs., Holmbush, Widmore road Bikker Mi~s, Eskbank, Tweedy rd. Brown Herbert, Mosslea Villa Masons Billet Chas., The Valley. ChUlch road Hill Birmingham Miss, Bromley Cottage Hospital i Brown W., The Nith, Ravensbourner d BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 85

Brown M., Innes, Easedale Sundridge Chalmers :\Irs, Nonnington lodge, Avenue Widmore road Brown W. H. Rochalls vi!.. Tweedy rd, Chalmers F., Farrants, Bickley Browne Charles, Springhurst, Bickley Cham berlainMrs .•4Clarencerd_. Bickley Browne J. W., Frascati, 83 Masons hill Chambers W., Somerville, Hawes rd., Bruce Gaimford, Q.C., M.P., Yewhurst, Aldermary park South Hill park Chapman J. B., Spring lodge, RaveJ}s- Bryant Misses, 22 Bromlev common bourne road Buck J. Stirling, WestnC'r: High street Chapman Joseph, 40 Bromley common Buckby James, P. Mede villa, 15, Chard B.D., The Knoll,Ra vensbourne rd Crescent road, Plaistow Charles Mrs, 43 Widmore road . Bullen Richard, The Hollies, 12 Cam- Charles George, Wisteria cott., Brom- bridge road ley common Bullen A. L., 83 Bromley common Charlier J. C., Stambert villa, Hope pk Bulton Mrs .. 8 Colleg-e road Charlesworth F., Easthill, Bickley Bumsted D. A., Sparnon, Blyth road Chatterton Wm., B.A., ~I.lJ., Chepstow Bunting Thos., 15, Great Elms road lodge, Masons hill Burgess Mrs., Upton house, Palace Cheshire Rev. F., Quinton, Hammel- grove ton road Burkitt Robert, 2 Longfield, London Chi{'seman F., 32 Crescent rd , Plaistow road Child Coles, J.P., The Palace Burton William F., Sunnyside, Bickley Chittenden G. S., Dewhurst, Widmore park road Cheswright :Mrs., Parkhurst, Plaigtow Burt Thos., 29, Masons hill Christopherson S., The Knoll, 12 Burtt C. T., Frant villa, 4-5 Bromley Pageheath, Bickley common Chubb Hammond, Home Lea, South. Bushell H., 11 Bromley Common borough road. Bickley Bu'Sh H. C., 16 Glebe road Clark E., Hackwood, "Vidmore road Clark L., Snaefell. Lansdowne road Clark William, Waverley, Park gro'Vo c Clarke C. Harwood, F.S.A., Westfield,65 London road Calland C.F., Newlands, 77 Masons hill Clarke Misses. Westfield, 65 London rd. Campbell C. J., Barcaldine, College rd. CJ.erh HOlifY; 4 Glebe road CampI in Miss, London road Clarke H. G., 12 College road ('ann Mrs., 14 North street Cluer Albert R., Fondilia, South hill Capon W. P., ;)0 West street park Cardwell J. H., 14 Carlton terrace, Clutton-Brock J. A., Crofton lodge, Great Elms road Southlands road, Bickley Carpmael D., Stoberry house, Martins hill Coad Richard, Cam Brea, London road Carpmael Mis~, 17 Homesdale road Cockayne Mrs., 36 Bromley college Carlyon W. J., 36 Plaistow Cockerton Miss, 23 Palace grove Carter Mrs., James 27 Bromley cullege Codner D. J. D., 19 Plllace grove Castleton Mrs., 86 Bromley common Cold Arthur F. G., lII.B., F.R.C.s.,20 Causton Joseph, South Barrow, South- Widmore road borough, Bickley Coleby Miss, Sunnyside, London road Cawston Samuel, Bromley Hill Collard Mrs., Testwood, London road Cayley James, 11, Grea~ Elms road Collet t the Misses, St. Martin's, London Cayley John, Holmtiene; Southlands road grove, Bickley Collier R. I.. Hawthorne, Bickley Cazeaux Edward, Cas'tilla, Plaistow Collier Mrs., 32 Bromley college Chal~ers A., Mountain Ash, Tweedy rd. Collier Mrs., 39 Ravensbourne road 86 BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Collings B.: Cheriton, 27 Bromley Darby W. H., 4 Park grove common Dashwood Peyton, Staplehurst, South Collins Herbert, 102 Widmore road- hill park Collins William, 3lA Palace grove Davies Evan J., Glanayron, Masons hill Colven Chas., 10 Ravensbourne rC'ad Davies John, Homesdale, 128 Homes- Covil Thomas, Durham lodge, Dur- dale road ham road. South hill park Davies Miss M., The Firs. 41 Palace grv Cooke F. W., 5 Homefield road Davis J., Wood Close, Bromley com. Cooke Urwick, Rosenfelds, Widmore rd Davis H. A., Tregenvor, Cambridge rd. Combes T. C., G Bromley common Davis Israel, Sundown. Elmfield road, Cooper James, Thirsk villa, ,5 Plaistow DaVIS John Day, Beechwood, Gravel Cooper J. Q., Haslemere, Tweedy road road, Bromley common Cooper J. W., The Firs, Bickley Park rd. Davis T., Birkenfeld, 78 \Yidmore road Cooper Robert, 45 Palace grove Davis Miss, 1 Elmfield park Cooper Benjamin, 18 Glebe road Davis Miss, Clevedon, Tweedy road Coppin G., 60 London road Dawe 8., Fern bank, Ravensbourne rd. Cotes Mrs., 5 Longfield, London road Dawes H., Whitegate, Oaklands road Cotton G. E., Stobery cot., Martins hill Dawes Henry, 55, London road Cotter Mrs., 10 Bromlev college Dawson Mrs., 15 Bromley college Courtney Allan, Wynberg, South hill Dawson W. Kintore, The Avenue, park Bickley Cavil Thos., Durham lodge, Durham rd. Dean Frederick, 9 Park grove Cowell F., 3 Homesdale road Deedes The Misses. 11 Hope park 1Cox Mrs., Fairlawn. 1 Bromley com. De la Condmnme Mrs., Haxted house, Cox Miss, The Firs, Ringers road Park road . Crafer T. N., Hill side, Ravensbourne rd. ~Mor~Hhrtt L., 32, Glebe road Cramer~H;=-G-;""F'-FFairlight, Holwood Dennen G., London and Connty Bank, road High street Creagh Col., Stoneleigh, Sundridge Dennes E. T. M., Thirlmere, Homefield Avenue:; Toad Cregeen Hugh S., 42 Freelands road Dennes Mrs., Park lodge. London road Creuze Miss, Moorlands, Oldfield road, Dennett E., Trebarth, Lansdowne rd. Bickley Devitt Frank, HiJI-brow, Plaistow lane Crine The Misses, 7 Park road Devlin J. J., 6 High street Critchett T. W., 9 Hope park Dewey T. C., South Hill Wood Crossley Thomas, 68 Tweedy road Dickinson William, Brooklands, Rav- Crossley W. L., Park road ensbourne road Crothal J. C., 27 Park road Dickins M. J., Bleak house, Ringers rd. Croucher E. E., Tewkesbury, Oaklands Dicks Samuel B., 5 Park grove road Dlllimore Mrs., flu ",thorne lodge, Crow hurstR.Sussexlodge,Bromley com Tweedy road Curtis J as., Raleigh ho., Hammelton rd. Dixon, The Misses, The Nymans, Southborough road, BICkley Curtis Mrs., 3 Bromley college Dixon J., Florence road Curtis Joseph, Denbigh villa, 43 Dodd Mrs., 23 Bromley college Bromley common Dodgson W. H., Hayesford, Hayes lane, Cusse E., Essex lodge, London road Bromley common Domone Wm. J., 18 Great Elms road D Dorey Mrs., 4 Stanhope "illas Douglas H.; Hayes lane, Bromley com Dade G., Lyndhurst, London road Dover Miss, 20 Glebe road Darby Joseph John, Hazelmere, South Dow Mrs., Amber villas, Masons bill hill park Dow J obn, Tracy lodge, Spenctr road BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 81

Dowling Mrs, 16 High street F Downer Wm., 85 Bromley common Dransfield Benj., 127 Homesdale road Faunthorpe Rev. J.P., Elmfield, Brom- Draper Edward D., 3 Park grove ley common Draper J. J., St. Alban's, Highlands Felton Henry James, Horndon, Oak- road lands road Draper Miss, 19 Bromley common Fertel G. F., Holmcroft, Holwood road DreihellerH., Wartburg house, Alder- Ferrirs Roht., 81 Bromley common mary park Fewtrell W., 2 Albert villas, Great Dreihelle" Mrs., Villa Elsa, College rd. Elms road Drummond AUrea., 5 Stanhope villas Field George, Chislehurst road Dumas T., RIstow lodbe, Loudon road Field R., Kingsdown, 13 Bromley Duncan John K., 7 Palace grove common Duncanson E. F., Nutwood, Bickleypk. Field The Misses, 13 Bromley common Dunn Edward, 39 Park road E'ielding J., 69 West street Dunstall Mrs. J., 42 Palace grove Filby Boswell G., 59 West street Durbridge Thomas, Lyndhurst, South Filby Edmund E., 24 West street hill park Filmer R., Latisnere, Hope park Dyas Robert, Avoca, Blyth road Findlay Robert, 10 Glebe road Dyer John, 7 Station road Findley F., South bank, Ravensbourne Dyson Edward, 11 North street road Fischer H. C., St. Heliers, 79 Masons Hill E Fitch Miss, St Vanda's, Highland rd. Earnshaw A., Teignmouth, South Hill Fleet Mrs. J., 58 London road park Flint Samuel, 21 pink road ," Eastment H., 4 Westmoreland road Flux R., 3 Tweedy road Eastwood G. 0., 100 Hif:,h street Forwood C., Glendevon, Ravensbourne Eden Charles, Hope park lodge, Hope road park Francis A., 65 West street Edey George, Verandah cottage, 150 Fraser J., Embro, High street High street Fraser A., 3 Longfield, London road EdwardsChas., Newtonhouse, 9 South. Freeman Charles, 8 Glebe road lands grove, Bickley Freeman J. T., Parkside, Widmore rd. Edwards Mrs., 35 Bromley college French J., Shen, ood cott., 1 Crescent Edwards W., 6 Clarence road, Bickley road, Plaistow Elder \Vm. G., Nettlestone, Clarence Fricker Mrs., Beaufort, .Plaistow road, Bickley Fry Mrs. Thornton house, So llth- Ellis Arthur Thomas, South hill nark lands grove, Bickley Ellis Thomas, 2 Park grove ~ Fuller J. H., 28 Park road Ellis Wm. 0., Meadow lodge, Bromley Fuller John P.,' 44 Freelands road common Fu1lford James, 34 Chislehurst road Ellis Miss, Old cottage, Widmore Fullilove T. W., 14 Great Elms road Ellis Mrs., The Hollies, Beckenham lane Ellis Alfred, Ethelbert lodge, Ethel- G bert road Gammon H. H., Amberley ho., Upper llmmett Miss, 59 Tweedy road Park road Engelhardt F. H., Dahsie, Widmore rd Gardiner S. R., South view, Widmore rd. England Mrs., 33 Bromley college Gardner B. G., Girvan, Hayes lane Ennor H. 1'.1., 2 Norfolk villas, Ravens- Garfit J. H., Lodore, 82 Masons hill bourne road Garwood S., 4: Florence road Escombe R. Q., Wilcannia,39 Tweedy Garwooi Samuel, 7 North street roaa Gedge A. S., Endsleigh, Holwood road Everett George, 8 Carlton terrace, GedgeMrs. J.,Ivy lodge, 30 Palace grv. Great Elms road Gibbens J., Garfield, Tweedy road 88 BROMLEY PBIV ATE RESIDENTS.

Gibson A., Rose cottage, Crescent rd. H Gibson A., Pitlochry. HammeltoJ) road Gibbs John, Campbell ho., Widmore rd. HaIgh F. W .• J.P., Woodlands, BIckley Gibson John. The Trellis. Southlands grove, Bickley Haines Rev. F. W.o M.A., Vicl\.rage, Giles Charles, 12 Great Elms road Oakley road . Hall A. T., 2 Bromley common Gilmour Miss, 47 West street Hall E. S., 1 Hochester vil., Denmark vil. Ginders J. lVI. Ingeste, Tweedy road Hali John, 41 Widmore road Glehn Von A. A. Hillside, Holwood rd Hall J. fl., Ruxley ho., 63 Widmore rd. Golds vVm., Alpha cottage, Crescent rd HaliMrs.H. F., Eversley, Elmfield road ~\'Gooch David. 1 Carlton terrace. Great Hall Sidney, 6 Stanhope villas Elms road Hall Mrs., 44 Palace Grove o(ldenough E. W , Cumberland house, Hambleton J., 16 East street 7 High street Hammond George F., Willow bank, 9 Gordon .John, Springhill, Plaistow Homesdale road Gore R. L., Pyrmont house, Glebe rd. Hammond G., jun., 14 Freelands rd. Gosling Miss, Avondale, Ravensbourne Hammond J.B., Sparthfield, Wanstead road road Gover J. R., Hundalee, Widmore road Hancock Mrs., 24 Bromley college Graham Mrs., 24 Hope park Handcock Wm. J., Lamorna, Blyth rd. Graham James. 47 Park road Hardcastle C., Fairview, 39 Freelands rd Granland C., :r;fersham lodge, LOLdon Harding J ~s.A., Dover vil., 10 Palace gr. road Harding James, The Poplars, Chatter- Gray W. E., Homesdale, Bloomfield ton road, Bromley common road Harding R., The Myrtles, SOllthill pk. Gray Frank, 14 Park road Hardingham N., Meadowcroft, Plaistow Green Miss, 'Vootton lodge, Station rd. Hardy Col., Byculla, Clarence road, Green Henry J. 3 Station Road Bickley Green Mi~s.'1 Homesdale road Harman Miss, Park grove Green Samuel, Merevale, Bickley park Harper Peter, Lindnm lodge, Holwood road road Greenhill W. E., Borgfield lodge, Harradine Joseph, 5 London road ' vVidmore Harris David, Lynton house, Widmore Greenlaw Miss, 3 Sheppard's college road Greenslade Mrs., 14 Bromley college Harris J., Glendore, Tweedy road Greenwood Mrs.,ElmLodge Southlands HarrisF. T., B.S.C., Stuartdene, College r('ap. Bickle" road Gregory L. 'V., 24 Widmore road Harris Mrs., Fairlawn house, 4 Bromley Greig J., Gowrie, 2 Page heath. Bickley common Griffin Fred., 1 Hawthorns, Plaistow Harrison F. W., Woodlands, Londou Griffith F.) Nnttield, Plaistow road Griffin Albert, Duddington, Tweedy rd. Harvey Chas., I vonhurst, Durham road, Griffin Mrs., 12 Palace grf)ve South hill park Griffith Henry, Ashcot, Elmfield road Harvey D., 38 Palace Grove Griggs Edward, 40 Park road Harvey E. W., 13 Freelands road. Griggs Robert, 1 College road Harward H. H., and The Misses Har- Grinsted D., Glenview, London road ward, Somerton, Ravensbourne road Groom Mrs., Elmsleigh, Plaistow Harwoo.l Mrs. 9 Great Elms road Grossmith J. L., Kezanlik, Tweedy rd Haslam F., Rocklands, London road Ground Mrs., Gunyab. Holwood road Haslam Rev. F., 9 Tweedy road Grubb J., 51 West street Haslewood Mrs., 2 Bromley college Grundy Charles L., Linacre, Wanstead Hastings Geo., Holne lodge, 4 Page road heath, Bickley BROMLEY PRN ATE RESIDENTS. 89

Hawkim Stanley. 31 Freelands road Hockaday W., Heatherlie, Ravens- Hawkins W. H., Fern Bank, Bloom- bourne road field road Hodder Mat.thew H., Gothic lodge, 23 Hawley Mrs., Ivy bank, 51 London rd. Bromley Common Bay Mrs., i'arkfield, 98 Widmore road Hodgkinson C.,Gwydyr house, High st. Hay J. Y., Warley, Widmore road Hole Rev. Dr. Charles, Christ Chur~h Hayward Mrs., 34 Park road lodge, Highland road Hayne H. G., 11 Carlton terrace, Hole Thomas, 4 West str eet Great Elms road Holt, H. W., 17 Crescent road Heath Geo., B1ackbrook farm, South- HodgsonRev .W.,M.A.Vicarage, Plaistow borough Hollingsworth Charles, 3 Ringers road ffeaysman William, Lombard villa, 1 Hollyman Mrs., Roseneath, 1 Station Palace grove road Heaysman T., Delaware house, Park rd. Holmes W., College road HellicarRev. Arthur Gresley M.A., The Holworthy J. M., Elsworth house, 46 Vicarage, 9 Church road. Widmore road Hellier R., Ambleside, Wanstead road Hooper J., Myrtle cot., 2 College rd. Hellyer Samuel Stevens, New Holme, Hopkins Miss, 49 Park road South Hill park Hopkins Mrs., 48 Park road Henderson A., Hamilton House, Spen- HoTder-H., 40 Glebe road cer road Horne T. W., Rozel, South HIll park Henwood A., Tint~rn, Rlmfield road Horne C J., Wedderburn, Hammelton Henwood P. Church house, Church rd. road Heppel Miss. Heath villa, 3 Palace Horsburgh E. L. S., Grasmere, Tweedy grove road Hermges Wm. J., Denis House, Spen- Ho.se J. 'V., Wickfield, Tweedy road cerroad Hougham Mrs. M. A., 38 Park road Heskett Miss, 2 Sheppards College How James, 38 Freelands road Bromley College How Mrs. Ann, 40 Freelauds road Hett Mrs., Bawtry 'house, Holwood rd. Howard J., Ewell bo., 2G Bromley com. Hewett W., Percy villa, 21 Palace grove tBoward T., Westleigh, Chislchurst nl. Hickmott W., 4' North street Howard W. T., South wood, South hill pk Hicks A. S., Stoneleigh, Elmfield road Howard Mrs., Saltwood, Rodway road, Hicks Henry, Plaistow hall Aldermary park Higginson Mrs. E., Thornton house, Howard W m., Ferndale, TlYecdy rd. Widmore road Hoyack Mrs., The Red house, Haw- Hight Chas., F.e.A., 123 Homesdale rd. thorne road, Bickley park Higgins Miss, Gleddon, Hammelton rd Hubbard T .. 18 West street Hilder J. T., Bickley Railway Station Hudson J., St. Brannocks, 80 Masons Hilder T. P., Barfield 10., Hawthorne hill road, Bickley Hughes F. J., Bonchurch. Elmfield rd. · Hilder William, 3 Park road Hughes H., Lincoln villa, Tweedy road Hill Alfred, Belle Vue, 6 Ethelbert rd. Humphrey Miss, 15 North street · Hill Lewis, 7 Freelands road Humphries Mrs., 'Warwick house, HillB. M., Nelson villas, Plaistow Ravensbourne road Hill W. H., Bimam lodge, Tweedy rd Bumphrys E., Lingdale, Oldfield road, Hmchcliffe W., Holmdene, London rd Bickley Hmchliffe Misses, 12 Park road tHunt G. S., Sandfield, Chislehurst road Hinson Miss, 5 Tweedy road Hunter James Ker, 15 London road ,Hitchcock F. C., Carisbrooke, Highland Huntley R., Holm Leu, Tweedy road road Hurlbatt C., Amo Lodge, 1 and 2 Hitchcock A.• Holne Cottage, Park rd. Clarence road, Bickley · Hoban Mrs. S. E., 13 Park road Hurst Hugh, Pope villa, Pope road 90 BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Hurst The Misses, Y Garn, Ravens- Kennett J., 6 West street bourne road KentHy.,Kintore,Hayeslane, Bromley ~Hutton T. 0 .• Merlewood Chislehurst common road . Kentish G., St. Andrews, Oaklands I road Ilott Herbert J., M.D., C.M., 57 High st. King George, 41 College road Ilott John James, 5] Tweedy road Ki~g Mrs., Acacia cottage, West st. !lott J. W., Beechfield, Widmore road tKmg Mrs., H. J., ROSedale, Bickley Ingall C. .E., Lenfric, Queen's Mead rd. park ~i:l'lg ,J"o~R,.18Crescent road Kirby W. A., 2 North street Irwin Mrs., 5 Bromley college Kirby Alfred Henry, 2~ West street !sard Edwd., Clinton villa, Tweedy rd. Kirby Samuel, 84 Bromley Common Kirkman Miss, G Denmark villas J Kirkpatrick Mrs., 64 Widmore road Jackson Miss, Spencer Lodge, Spencer Kitchen George, Dalwhinnie, Highland road road Jackson A. P., 16 & 17 Bromley com- tKloetgen W. J. H., Chatham house, Jackson M., Maitland lodge, London rd Bickley park Jacques Rd., The Hawthorns, High st. Kuschke Mrs.,Tweedy house,Tweedy rd J ames Mrs., 8 Bromley College James -., Sundridge Avenue Janson Miss, Cheriton, Oldfield road, L Bickley Lacey Mrs., 38 Bromley college . Jarvis R., 59 London road Lamb Mrs., .Purton lodge, 37 Tweedy Jayes William, 6 Park grove road Jesse Mrs .• 6 Palace grove Lamb Thomas, 47 Tweedy road Jezzi A., 13 Tweedy road Lambert E., Soutblawn, Hawthorn ~., Marinera. College road road, Bickley Johnson David, Altona. Station road Langmore, Fredk. Geo., Chfton house, Johnson Mrs., Summerfield, South- 65 Widmore road lands grove, Bickley Langmore Richard Harcourt, South- Johmon F., Hillside, South hill park lands grove, Bickley Jones Miss, 1 Shepherds college Lansbury Thomas, Rockvill'3, High st. Jones Mrs. G. A., 25, Bromley college Larkins Lieut. Col, W. H., Bayfield, J ones Mrs. Howell, 30 Bromley college Jones Charles Powell, J£lmfield lodge Ol\klands road Elmfield road ' La Thangue Wm., 2 Upper Meadow Jones J. A. S., Pembury house, Brewery Homesdale road Latter Wm, 10 Colleg~ road road, Bromlev common Latter Mrs., 3 Stanhope villas Jordan - 3 Crescent road, Plaistow Latter Robinson,Pixfield, 7 Beckenham Joyce G. F., Sinclair cot., 39 Masons hill Joyce Mrs., Grange house, 48 Widmore ane road L~umann Louis R., School ho.,Plaistow Joyce Thomas H., Freshford, South Lmdsey F., Woodlands, Highland rd. hill park Loly G., RaIlroad house, Holwood road Judd W., 12 Bromley carr man Lawless Mrs., 37 Bromley college Lawrence Edwin. 15 Homesdale road K Lawson The Mi~ses, 39 Widmore road Kahlert Max, Shoay Dagon, 10 Lea E. T., Gatton. Tweedy road Homesdale road Legge J., 13 Ravensbourne road Kaynes Miss, 6 Newman road Leishman Mrs., Birkby ho., Bickley pk. Kemp Mrs., 20 Bromley college Lenox Miss, Levenax, Elmfield road Kenned y Mrs., St. Heliers, 7 Pageheath Lepper J. H., St. Helens, Masons hill Bickley , Lethbridge Mrs., Lynsted, Elmfield rd. BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 91

Lett Mrs., 4 Carlton terrace, Great Martin W. H., Eversley, Queen Ann's Elms road Avenue Lewis Lonis. 1 Denmark villas Martindale Col., Southland s rd., Bickley Lewis '1'., Mayville, 44 Bromley com. Marzetti Chas. '1'.,Widmore cottage, 60 Lhoest R., Fern Lea, College road Widmore road Lister A. M., Osborn villa, 64 Masons Marzetti W. G., 55 Tweedy road hill Mason Charles, Summerland, Blyth rd. Lloyd F.W.N., Bromley house, High st. Mathews Jas. Llewellyn, PIas Newydd, Loftus G. W. F" Oaklands, Oaklands South hill park road MllMhe"fl J. A., 22 Glebe road Longden J., 22 Crescent road Matthclws Marmaduke C., Colyton, ~Lord W. A., Ivy cottage, Bickley park London road Lovell Rev. R. H., Oaklea, Orchard rd Mathews Robert, 8 Southborough Lucas F. W., St. Margaret's, High st. road, Bickley Lucas Mrs., Thanet lodge, 13 High st. Mathew3 S. R. fl., 8 Southborough rd. Lucy Joseph, Rosslyn, Tweedy road Matthews Mrs., Tudor lodge, 4 Hope Lnff George, Eardislea, Blyth road park Lukey H. J., Ecclesbourne, Tweedy rd. Maull James, 3 Freelands road Luntley P. H., Sunny bank, Widmore rd. May :Ed., Oakville, 4 Bromley common Luntley Miss, 36 Tweedy road May Henry, 12 Freelands road Luckhurst MISS, 60, Tweedy road May J. C. Frampton, 8 Hope Park Lury Samuel, Dane cottage, Ravens~ May Mrs., 36 Glebe road bourne road Maynard John, L. C. and n. station Lyon J. C., Charlton villa, College road McAndrew Mrs., Dulsie, Newman rd. Elms road McKewan W, Elmfield, Elmstead M lane, Bickley MaCIeroy Mrs., Holmfield, London road McLean Mrs., 1 Albert villas, Great Mackenzie Mrs. J. Christie, Hillfoot, Elms road . Elmfield road Mead L. Conway villa, 27 Masons hill Mackie Mrs., Ranquel, Ra"ensbourne Medcalf F., Southover, South hill park road Medwin J. W., Burwood, Durham road Mackay, James, 18, Bromley Common Meier C. G., 7 Homefield road MacMillan J., The Retreat, Oldfield rd. Mellows Miss, Bromley park College, Bickley Highland road Madden E. M., M.D., Burlington house) Meredith John F., Lansoar, Hope park Widmore road Messenger l'iIrs., Oakfield, Hope park Maddocks Henry, 4 Palace grove Metcalf Mrs., 17 Hope park Mallett W. R., 65 Tweedy road Miers F. R., Burton, Oaklands road Man Fredk., Harleyford, Holwood Id. Miles J. J., Barham house, 67 Bromley Mann Charles C., Lymnouth, Durham common road Miles J. W., Chateau Au Bois, London Mann Matthew, 2 Homesdale road road Maples R. 'N., Tyndale Lodge, High- Miller Durie, Innif'fallen, Durham road land road MillerMrs.J. '1'., Clovelly, Tweedy road Mark Miss, The Priory, 129 Homesdale M Hliard Alfred, 6 North street road Millner H. J., Grasmere lodge, Gras- Marks C. E., 42 Glebe road mere road Marriott Miss, 4 Sheppards college Mills Henry, 53 Park road Mars H. '1'., 36 Widmore road Mimpriss Mrs., Lynton, Tweedf road Marsh Ernest, 1 Rodway road, Alder- Mitchell J. M., The Avenue, BIckley mary park Mitchell R., 4 Freelands road ~Martin J. K., Heath Bank, Pageheath Mitchell R. W., Fairfield, Bickley pk. Bickley road 92 BROMLEY PRIV.ATE RESIDENTS.

Mitchell W. T., Larkfield, Durham Nickalls Conrad, Barnfield, Blyth road road, South Rill park Nickinson Jesse Davis, Allandale, Elm- Monro Mrs. E., 2 Upper Park road field road Monkhouse E. C., 67. West street Nisbet John, Lewes ho., 53 Widmore rd. Monkley H., 43, West street I Norman Archibald C., The Rookery, 89 Montague W., Homefield, 63 Masons hill Bromley common Moore Arthur, M.R.C.V.S., Brunswick Norman Gerard, Oakley, Bromley com. house, 10 High street Noott Rev. E. F. C., Bromley College Moodie J., 11 Homesdale road Nursey Mrs., 21 Bromley collej:;e Moore E. IL, Amesbury house, Page. Nurtham F. R., Elmdale, Ravens- heath bourne road Morgan Charles, 102 High street Nutsey Isaac, 18 Crescent road Morris G. P., 45 Park road Nutting W. J., Holwood road Morris'on F., 5 Bromley common Mortimer Russell, The Cottaj:;e, Palace grove o Morum Amos, Lochwood, Freelands rd. O'Brien J., Gordonlodge, Southborough Mourilyan Martin, 40 Widmore road road Mullen R. G., The Dargle, Elmfield road O'Donnell J. P., Avondale. College rd. Mullens S., Derwent ho., 28 Palace grv. Oliver Mrs. Russell, Inchcape, Elmfield Munns A. S., Woodlawn, 1 Page heath, road Bickley O'Meara Rev. J., Presbytery, Freelands Murnane T. W., Rose Lea, Lansdowne Orchard General, Bude house, Wid- road more road Murphy Mrs., Don cot., 37 Mason's hll, Orford E. J., Fri:elands road N Osborn Mrs., Northfield, 78 Masons hill Nairn H., Lindesfarne, Tweedy road Ough Mrs., 43 Freelands road Nalson Mrs., 31 Bromley college Owen Evan Roger, The Knoll, Bickley Napier Mrs., 34 Bromley C')llege Oxlad Mrs., 16 Bromley college Nash F. C., St. Peters, Durham road p Neal W. G., Lismore, Aldermary park Packe E., The Lodge, Widmore road Neal William Phene, Holly lodge Pain, H. H , Woodside, Hij:;hland road London road Pain Mrs., 36 Palace grove Neale Chas., 3 Ravensbourne road Pain Miss, 20 Glebe road Neale, The Misses, 7, Tweedy road Pain Miss. 32, Park road Nelson H. H.,Swallowfield, Southlands Palmer J., PembrJdge, 25 Tweedy rd. grove, Bickl'3Y Pamphilon -, St. Kilda, Tweedy road Neely W., Grasmere, Sandford road Papps George, 16 College road N ettlefold William, 45 West street Parker James, Lincluden, Highland rd Nettleton Thos., 75 Bromley Common Parker E. S., Grove Lodge, High street Neville Miss, 40 Palace Grove Parr Capt. A. A. C., Glenraven, South Newman Mrs., 12 Glebe road hill park Newstead A. C., Chesterfield, Ham- Parr Mrs. Chase, Powis lodge, South- melton road borough road, Bickley -Newton Ernest, Lyndhurst, Pageheath Parrish D., Widmore house, Chisle- Newton A., Beechcroft, Wid more hurst road Newton H., Westwood, Clarence road Parry '1'., Monkswell house, Widmore rd Bickey , Payn James Jabez, Oak dell, 5 Page- Nichols W. J., Warren, South hill park heath, Bickley Nicholson Mrs., 6 Bromley college Payne Douglas, 74 High street Nickalls Mrs., Wilton bouse, 27 Palace Payne C., 3 Gravel road, Bromley com. grove Payne F ., New Farm, Masons hill , BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. '93

Payne H., Erindale, Ethelber.t road Price Mrd., 7, Westmoreland road Payne G. H., 63. High street Price W. T., Tankerville, Elmfield road Pearce H., 63, West street Ptwe A. E., M.D., M.S., Rollymount, 8, Pearce F., Hawe£ road, Aldermary pk. High street Pearsall Hy. S., Ivy Dene, 31 Tweedy Pridham C., 33 FreBlands road road Priest W. H., Fairoaks, Homesdll.le rd. Pearman P., The Briars, 4 N eWIl~an rd. Prosser Mrs., 28 Bromley college Peill Joseph, Addison road Prust W. H., 1 Freelands road Peek L. M., The Nook, The Avenue, Purcell Mrs .. 63 Tweedy road Bickley Purday S. F., 14: Bromley Common Pellett Edgar T., Edelstowe, Blyth road .R PerCIval Frederick, Southfield, South- Ralph John, 33 Park road borough road, Bickley Ramos Juan., Wycherly villa, Park road Percy Rev. P. H., Hawthorn cottage, Rance T. G.,Elmside, Southlands grove 2 Gravel road, Bromley common Bickley Perkins R. W., Holly Dene, Blyth road Ranson T., The Cedars, Homesdale rd. Perkins Mrs., Derwent Cottage, West Rapkin G. F., Holyrood, Wansteadroad street Rapley W., Clifton villa, Bloomfield rd. Petheran F. W., 10 Hope park Ratcliffe W., Dudley bouse, London rd. Petrie W m., 7 & 8 Crescent rd., Plaistow Ray Miss, Madras cottage, College road Patter H., 20 Palace grove Rayment Mrs., Springfield, Bickley pk. Pfeil William, 48 Palace grove, Read F. T., The Glade, Grasmere road Phelp The Misses, 14 College road Read Henry M., The Shrubbery, Wid- Philbrick F. A., Q.c., Oldfield, Bickley more road

Phillips J., Ursula, Tweedy road Read John P., ArgyllloJge, 4 High st. I Phillips T. Adams, South Hill hOUS3, Recordon, D., Helvetia, Plaistow lane Masons hill Redborongh James, 32 Freelands road Phillpott W., Weir Lodge, 3 High st. Reed G. D., 46 Park road Pike Alfred, Birdhurst, South Hill Reed Miss, 23 Widmore r"ad Park Reed W., Ambleside, South Hill park Pickford F., 1~5 Homesdale road Reid J., Willow Bank, London road Pickthall Miss, 2 Palace grove Repton A. G., 3 Clarence rd, Bickley Pink E., jun., Elmhyrst, Widmore rd. Reynolds F. W., Blomfield House, Pite Geo . .H., Oakdene, Homesdale road Widmore road Play fair Dr. D. T .• Redwood house, Richardson. R. H .. 7, Cambridge road High street Richardson Mrs., Ravensfell. High st. Podger Henry, 66 Homesdale road Richardson M. S., 3 Pageheath, Bickley Podger H. G., 3 Albert Villas, Great Richards Capt. J. C., R.N., The Elms, Elms road 76 Masons hill Pollett H. M., Fernside, Oldfield road, Ridge S., Westbourne villa, Palace Bickley grove Porter E., Llanberis, Ravensbourne rd. RitchieR., 11 Southborough rd., Bickley Porter Mrs. S., 8 Park road Ritchie J., Brendon, Hammelton road Porter Mrs., Edelwiss, Elmfield road Ritherdon R., 16 Cambridge road High street Roberts A. T., Hartwell, Durham road Partway Alfred, 32 Palace grove Roberts A. W" Wotton, South Hill park Potter A., Stonycroft, 82 Widmore road Roberts John David, Walpole lodge, Potter E., Hibertswold, Highland road 46 Bromley common Potter W m. M., CIynden, Elmfield rd. Roberts Thomas, The Anchorage, Powell William, 2 Freelands road Ravensbourne road Pow is W. H., Queen Anne lodge, Robertson E. G., 3 Hope Park Sou"h hill park Robinson the Misses, Badlett, 28, Price Rev. B., 39, Palace Grove Bromley Common 94 H1{OMLEY PRIV ATE RESIDENTS.

Robinson Captain, 3 Rodway road, Scott Dr., 101 Widmore road Aldermary park . Scott D., H. The Laurels, South- Robinson C. L. R., Kendal lodge, 35 borough road, Bickley Widmore road Scott John, J.P., Albyfield, Bickley Robinson D., The Limes, Oakley road Scott Howard, Brabourne cottage, Oak- Robinson W. H., 3 Bloomfield road, lands road Bromley common Scott Mrs. G. R., Lenham, Tweedy rd. Rogers Miss, Laurel bank, 7 Bromley Searl Mrs., 5 North street common Selby Harry, 4 Bloomfield road, Brom- Rogers Frederick, 29 Freelands road ley common Rogers, C. K., Crancton, Holwood road Selby Henry, 4 Homesdale road Rolls Henry A., Holmdale, Tweedy rd Sharland W. H., the Vale, :Havens- Rose F. R., Langmere, Holwood road bourne road Rose George, 18 Palace grove Sharp Mrs., 1 Norfolk villas, Ravens- Rose H. J., 109 Farwig bourne road Roser H. W., 2, Hawthorns, Plaistow Sharp A., 21 Bromley common Ross J.A.,l\I.n.,c.M., Stangrove, Parkrd Sharp, Rev. John, M.A.,Langton lodge, Ross Donald S., Hatherside, Crescent Id .Elmfield road Roots- , 5 Florence road Shaw Mrs., Chester ho., 26 Palace grove Rouse Mrs., 58 Tweedy road Shepherd Thos,14 Crescent rd., Plaistow Rowland J., Tomaasen, Tweedy road Sheltemma G., 22 Park road Royle J. R., C.LE., Wycliffe lodge, Sherwood Alfred. Rosemont, Tweedy rd. Oaklands road Shillcock J., 64 Tweedy road Rudkin Arthur J., St. Ann's, Masons Shoemack E. J., Enderly, Elmfield rd. Hill Shute Mrs., 5 Ravensbourne road RushP. C.,Cambridge villas, Cambridge Schutte J. G., Borrowdale, London rd. road, Plaistow Silver James A., 8 Great Elms road Rush H .• Coniston, Cambridge road Simmer Baron E. de, Bernita, Queen's Russell A., Glencairn, 2 Southlands mead road grove, Bickley Simmonds The Misses, 13 Carlton Russell Mrs., Chelstone, Tweedy road terrace Great Elm s road S Simmons' G., Erin cottage, West street Simmonds W. E., 15 West street Saint Mrs., Darjeeling, College road Simon Mrs., Widmore lodge, Wid more Salomon Mrs., 16 Holwood road Simon Rev. J. S., The Manse, Holwood Sandell Mrs. Belcaire, 77 Widmore rd road Sanders Mrs., 16 North street Simpson Miss, 33 Palace grove Sandon R. F., Rutland lodge, 73 Sketchley Rev. E. P., Ballater, Tweedy Masons hill road Sandford R., Streamlet house, South Skinner R., Oxford villa, 49 Tweedy rd hill park Skinner A., Melrose, HammeIton road Satchell Thomas, 4 South street Slater Mrs., 40 Bromley college Satchell Mrs., 34 Glebe road Smith A. Gurney, Romanhurst, Toots Satterthwaite C., 2 Hope park Wood road, South hill park Satterthwaite C., jun., Springhill farm Smith Edward, St. Stephen's, High- Plaietow land road Satterthwaite Edward, 23 Hope park Smith H. S., 30 Widmore road Saunter H., 12 Station road Smith Lieut. CoL H. Montague, 4: Schiasse R., 35 Palace grove Longfield, London road Schoelkoph Egmont, 20 Park road Smith W. B., Kirtle house, Hammelton Scott Lady, Sundridge park road Scott Lieut.-;CoL J., Linden house, 13 Smith The Misses, 11 Palace grove Palace grove Smith F. H., St. Wade, Oakla~ds road BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 95

Snell H. S., Lynden ldge, Elmfield rd. T Soames Edgar, 29 Masons hill Soame3 Eley, Ravenscroft, Masons hill Tait W. 4 Holwood road Tanner A., Sunnydene, Pageheath Soames Rev. H. A., M.A.,A.C.P., Masons W. hill Bickley Solbe E., Gwennap,.,Elmfield-roa.d Taylor J. H., Chastleton, Hawthorne Sotham H., Westfield Cottage, 5 road, Bickley Newman road TaylorJ. P., Burnside, Ravensboume rd Soutter H. W., Harringay. Elmfieldrd. Tapp Arthur, Coverdale, Highland rd. Southwell Yrs., Ormidale, Blyth road Tapp C. J., The Hill, Beckenham lane Spark Wm., Feugh cottage, Ravens- Tasman Chas. H., Armcliffe, Tweedy rd bour.ae road Tatham Percy, Thorncroft, Oaklauds rd Spence Robert, Mayfield, Newma~ rd. Tattersall John, vVaterden, Oldfield ~Spicer The Misses, Inglewood, Chlsle- road, Bickley hurst rORd Tatham Stanley. Montrose, London rd. Spong J., 5, Carlton Terrace, Great Tennant D., Kingswood. College road Elms road Tessier Rev. A., Madras cot., College rd. Springett HenrJ:., Cresce~t road The Religious of the Holy Trinity, Stallibrass J., 10 CambrIdge road Freelands Stanford Edward, jun., Thornbury Thompson Francis, SprInghill villas, house, High street 6 Cambridge road Stanford Mrs., Perth hous;e, Palace gr. Thomson John, 40 Masons hill Stanger P. J., 75 Masons hill Thompson Miss B., Point house, 30 Stanger Caleb, Rydal mount. Plaistow Oakley road Stanger Arthur, 14 Cambridge road Thorn J., South Hill park Thursfield Wm., Leighton, Hammelton Stannah Joseph, A.K.C., Ashcroft, Elm- field road road Starck H. L. A., 2 Rochester villas, Thwaits G., 121 Homesdale road Widmore road TownendH., Bracken hill. Highland rd. Stenning Edward, Basil house, Oak- Towse Mrs., Braunton, Durham road, lllnds road . South hill park Stevenson Mrs., 17 Bromley college Traver W. F., Lea croft, Highland rd. Stirling Mrs., Littlecourt. 10 Page- Trimmer R. Douglas, 6 Freelands rd. heath, Bickley Trower Mrs., 29 Park road Stocker Mrs., Fairholm, Tweedy road Tucker A. J., Pelhurst, 11 Homefield Stocker W., The Ferns, Ethelbert road road Stokes T. J. Selworthy, Tweedy road Tulloch Major H., 9 Southborough rd. Stoddart James, Fernwood, Plaistow Bickley Stokes J. J., Sprmgfield, South hill pk. Turner Mrs., 49 West street Stone W. F., Bowmanville, Bromley Tweedy H J., Pend ower, Elmfield rd. common Tweedy Mrs., Widmore house, Widmore Strathearn Mrs., 14 East street road ' Stringer Mrs., Egerton lodge, Park road Strong Henry, 17 Park grove U Strudwick Edward M., 41 Park rOBd Umbers William, 94 Bromley common Strudwick W. H., 11 Pageheath Bickley Unwins Joseph, Rosslyn, Holwood rd. Strutt Miss, 43 Freelands road U rid ge Mrs. E.,Fernside, 8 Homesdale rd Stu part Miss, 33 Widmore road Uridge Mrs. H., 126 Homesdale road Suffell, A. J.,Wye cottage, West street Uridge W., 3 Newman road Summerfield J., 13 North street Swan J. W., Lauriston, London road V Swann Mrs. 19 Bromley college Vallings H. A., Quinton, -the A venue, Swinstead William, 2 Great Elms road Bickley 96 BROMLEY PRI VATE RESIDENTS.

Van de Linde G., The Knoll, Becken- West B., Newport lodge, Ravensbourne ham lane road Verity G., Freborogh lodge, Hope park West A. E., 16 Palace Grove Bickley West Wm., Hawthorne rd., Bickley pk. Verrall Rev. R. T., 1Homefield road Whale Lieutenant- Colonel, R.M., Viger M., Avonmore, Hammelton road 4 Plaistow Vitali Egidio, Valtellina, 15 Bromley Wheatly Francis, Nettlestead, Sun- oommon dridge avenue Wheeler Mrs., 16 Ravensboume road "W Wheeler S. B., 13 Great elms rOlld Wakefield David, 31 Park road Wheeler Miss Sophia, Cromwell house, Wain Mrs., Clarewood, Bickley park 8 Bromley common Walker John, 6 Glebe road Whistler T.~ Seacombe, Highland rd. Walker J. E., Ravenswood, Ethelbe rt Id White Mrs., 8 Palace grove .Wall E., 3 Queen's Mead road White Mrs. E., 5 Park road Wall G., 50, Bloomfield rd., Bromley WhiteJ., 27 Widmore road common White Lynch, Engadine, 154 High st. White R., Hazledene, Cambridge road, Walmsley W.H., Eastdeane,Lansdowne Plaistow road , Whitehead G., Red Bank, Highland rd Walter J arnes Birch, Clifton villa, 36 West street Whitehead Hy., 87 Bromley common tWalter Mrs., Redlands, Chislehurst rd. Whitehead J. L. B., Southwood, Oldfield Walton Wm., Ashley, Southlands grove road, Bickley Bickley Whittle Edward, Delgany, College rd. Ward 0., Lealholm, Southlands roan Whitlock George, 3 Upper park road Warlow Mrs., 3 College road Whyte Robert, Ripley, Spencer road Warren A. G., 5 Station road Wicks Geo., Clovelly villa, 34 West st. Warwick John Arthur, Beech view, Wicks Wm., 29 Widmore road Ringers road Widgery J., 41 West street Washbourne R., 4 Park rOlld Wilkens Wm. Southboro rd., Bickley Waters A. C., Lynton, 16 Homesdale Wilkins J., 8 Florence road road Wilkinson H., Oakdene, Elmfield road Watchurst Jas., Glenfield, Highland rd Wilks J. H., GraE:mere, The A,enue, Watling Joseph, ~herstone, Blyth rd Bick1ey Watson J. H. D., Coverdale, Spence. , Willett A. E., W oodcote, Blyth road road, Bromley park Willey Miss, 19 Park road Watts Mrs. G.J., South hill, South hill Williams Edmund Sidney, Blackbrook, park Southborough Watson H., 38 Masons hill Williams J.. Mill Vale, Church road Webb F., 2 Westmoreland road Williams John, 24 Bromley common Webb J. S., St. Malo, Plaistow WilliamsJ. K., Shirley 10" Holwood:rd. Webb H. T., l)agmar ho., Cambridge Williams Mrs., Pulham house, Palace road, Plaistow grove Webber S. B., Hawthorn cottage, 54 Williams Mrs., 7 Florence r London road Williams Howard, Springfield, llickley Weeks >George, lddesleigh, 8 Home- park field road Williams Mrs., Glascoed, Wanstead rd. Weeks J., 8 Homefield road Williamson F. W., 3 Carlton terrace, Weller George, ~3 Tweedy road Great Elms road Wells Thomas, Eden cottage, 13 Cres- Willis Mrs., 49 Palace grove cent road, Plaistow Wills A. S., Stainton, Sundridge park Wells Mrs., Southborough lodge, South- Wippell Pridham P. H., LL.M., F.L.S., borough, Bickley Exelands, Spencer rd., Bromley pk. BROMLEY PRIV ATE RESIDENTS. 97

Witherby R., Byneld villa, 5 High st. Wright Mrs., Highlands, Oldfield road WIthers Alfred, The Cottage, 35 Bickley Freelands road Wright H., Butebnd, Elmfield road Withers Austin, Brooklyn, College roaa Wright Wm. E., Cambridge Villa, Wood B., Overdale, Crescent road West st. Wood Jabez, Olareville, Ethelbertroad Wright A. H., Dellcot, Elmfield road Wood Rev. J., B.A., 31 Widmore road Wyatt Hugh, Rusthall, Highland road Wood W. S., Belmont, 10 Freelands I'd Wyborn J. M., 26 Widmore road Wood Rev. R., Vicarage, Bickley Wyllie Han'ey, Balgownie, Blyth road Woodcock E. T., Treasurers house,. Wythes Ernest J., Bickley Hall, The College Bickley Park Woodhouse Rev. R. 1., Ardmore, Southlands road, Bickley y Woods Mrs., 18 Hope park Woods Percy, 50 ,;ridmore road Yeatman Mrs., Shawfield, Chislehurst Woods Samuel, Clare Croft, Elmfieldrd. road, Widmore Woodward James, Berily house, South- Yeldham Thomas, 71 West street lands grove, Bickley Yolland J. H., 38. Bromley common Woodward Wm., Queda, Pageheath, Younghusband Miss A. E., 10 Church Bickley road Woodward- Aveley, South hill park Worsfold T .. 38A, College road z Worthington S.Worthington, Northolt Blyth road Zimmerman H., Colonia. South hill Wright Mrs., Masons hill park

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BECKENHAM.

ECKENHAM is within 10 miles of London, 2 from Bromley, and 4! from B Croydon. Of late years many improvements have been carried out in the parish, which have tended to materially increase the health and comfort of the inhabitants. The system of surface drainage is almost unrivalled, the streets are on the whole well paved and well lighted. The health of the district according to the reports of the Medical Officer of Health is excellent. The parish has been largely built upon in recent times, and has therefore considerably developed in importance and population. There are two railways within a few seconds' walk, the London Chatham and Dover and South Eastern. In January, 1878, a Local Board was formed. The parish returns two representatives to the County Council. The town is in the western division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The name, compounded of two Saxon words, Bee, a brook, and Ham, a dwelling, is derived from a small stream that passes through the village and falls into the Ravensbourne. The Manor House opposite the Church, now the offices of the Local Board, was once the retl'eat of Anne Boleyn. The historic portion, alas ! has been pulled down, and a large and handsome Public Hall built on the site. The parish is divided into six Ecclesiastical districb, viz., St. George's (Parish Church); St. Paul's, New Beckenham; St. Mary's, Shortlands; Christ Church, Village; Holy Trinity, Alexandra district; and St. Barnabas', Oak Hill. There are also two Churches, an iron building, St. Michael and All Angels', on the Birkbeck Estate, and St. James's Church, EImers End, in connection with the Parish Church, and served by the Parish Church Clergy, for which it is hoped eventually to provide separate EccIesiestical districts, besides a large iron Mission Chapel in the Arthur Roal The Parish Church was built about the beginning of the 15th Century, on the site of 3 much more ancient church, but in turn it has recently been removed and a large handsome building holding 1150, and enriched with costly &tained glass has taken its place- the Eastern portion was consecrated by the Archbishop of Canterbury 'on May 8th, 1886. The new Church was formally reopened on the 23rd of April, 1887. The Rev. Henry Arnott is rector; the living is in the gift of Albemarle Cator, Esq. 'The Church of St. Paul's is a handsome spacious structure with a fine spire, near the New Beckenham Station; the living, also the gift of Albemarle Cator, Esq., is held by the Rev. Charles Green. Christ Church-Rev. John Harding, vicar-is in the centre of the village (the living is in the hands of trustees); and the Church of the Holy 'rrinity-Rev. S. W. Daukes, incumbent-in the new district of Alexandra. S. Barnabas is an Iron Church, with a permanent chancel, situate in Oak .Hill, Road, between Shortlands and Beckenham; Patrons, Keble College, Oxford, value £150, and held by Rev. G. O. F. Griffith: all the sittings are free. In 1878, the Congregationalists opened for Divine Worship. in the Oak Hill Road, Brumley Road, a School Church, and on the 13th of July, 1887, the foundation stone of a new and spacious building was laid by Mr. Gage Spicer. The Church, will accommodate about 600 persons. The principal front faces Crescent Road, and the sacred edifice is divided into nave, aisles and transepts by an arcade of arches, carried by gral1ite pillars. The style adopted is early English gotbic, and the Church and present school are grouped so 3S to form a whole. The tower with spire is about 114 feet in height. The cost of the new Church was about £8,OOO-the Rev. Thomas Sissons is the minister. A new and commodious Wesleyan Cbapelnow stands in the 100 < BECKENHAM DIRECTORY.

.Bromley Road, the foundation stones of which were laid on March 16th, 1887 A schoolroom adjoins the Church-the former seats about 620, and the latter 250. The ('hurch is built in the perpendicu.lar style of architecture, with a tower arili spire at the sides, and was formally opened for Divine Service in September 1888. The minister is the Rev. T. Ogden Taylor . . Near the Parish Church on the Bromley road are three almshouses, erected by Anthony Rawlins in 1694. In 1837 the late Marchioness of Exeter bequeathed £1,100, the interest to be used for the purchase of coals for the poor. The Charity Commissioners have revised all tht3 charities, and the gifts of coal and bread are done away with. There is an efficient Fire Brigade: the Engine house, is situated in the Bromley Road. In the year 1875 a School BOllrd, consisting of seven members, was formed. l'rominent among the many excellent schools in the neighbuurhood is the Beckenham School of Music-established in 1883-under the presidency of His Grace the Duke of Fife, K T. ; principal, Mr. Ridley Prentice, supported by a staff of fifty eminent professors, selected from the Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Music, &c. The School is situate in the Rectory road, OpposIte Beckenham Junction station. The London and County and the London and Provincial Banks have branches here. The Cottage Hospital is situate in the EImers End Road near the end of the village: it was opened in March, 1872, and had then accommodation for 12 patients. In 1888 a fund was started to purchase the freehold of the hospital, in recognition of Her Majesty's Jubilee. The hospital bas also been enlarged and the accommodation considerably increased. Recrea- tion grounds situate respectively in EImers End Road, and N ewlands Park, have recently been provided. The population at the last census (1881), "vas 13,011, bein~ an increase on tbat of 1871 of 6921. The area is 3881 acres, and the rateable value £167,113 lOs.

Post, Money Order, Saving's Bank, and Telegraph Office, Albemarle Road-Mrs. Peverall, Postmistress

HEAD OFFICE. 1.0,4.45,6.15,8.45 and 10.10p.m. Sundays Deliveries at 7.30 a.m., 12.30, 3.10, anJ 7.0 5.30 p.m. p.m. Despatched at 9.35 and 11.0 a.m., 1.25.3.10,5.0,7.45, * and 10.30p.m. Sunday Kent House, 90 and 11.35 a.m .• 2.30. 4.30 delivery 7.30a.m. Despatched at 7.20 p.m. 6.25 and 8.0 p.m. Sundays 3.55 p.m. Bromley Cross Posts 11.0 a.m., 1.50 and 6.0 p.m. Anerley Crrss Posts 9.25 and 11.40 PILLAR AND 'W ALL BOXES. a.m., 3.0 and 8.0 p.m. Sydenham, Forest Albemarle Road, 8.30 and 11.0 a.m., 1.40, 4.15, Bill, and Peckham Cross Post 11.40 a.m. 5.55, 7.15,and 9.50 p.m. Sundays 4.40p.m. Parcels l'ost--Deliveries: LOGdon8.30 a.m., Blakeney Road. 9.l5 and 11.15 a.m., 2.5, 4.20, 4.30 and 8.0 p.m.; Country 7.30a.m., 12.10, 6.10, 8.0 and 9.45 p.m. Sundays 5.30 p.m. 3.10, and 7.0 p.m. Despatc~es: London 12 noon, 2.45 and 8.0 p.m. Country 11.0 Brackley Road, 8.40 and 11.25a.m. 2.15. 4.3;" a.m., 3.0, 5.0, and 9.0 p.m. 6.15, 8.30 and 1U.0p.m. Sundays 4.20p.m. .• Parts of Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. Oroydon Road, 9.0 and 11.25 a.no., 2.10, 4.30, 6.15 and 8.0 p.m. Sundays, 4.45 p.m. Latest times for Posting Letters, &c. Elm Road, 8.43 and 11.5 a.m., 1.55, 4,10, 6. RECEIVING OFFICES. 8.0 and 9.40 p.m. Sundays 5.50 p.m. Manor Road, 9.0, and 11.40 a.m., 2.20, 4.45 Avenue Road, 8.45 a.m., 11.5,2.5,4.5, 6.0 and 6.25,8,45 and 10.10p.m. Sundays, 5.20p.m, S.Op.m. Jloat Road, 8.30 and 11.10 a.m., 2.0, 4.20, 6.0, lJromley Road, 9.0 a.m., 11.35, 2.15, 4.20,6.20 8.0 and 9.45 p.m. Sundays 4.30 p.m. 7.45, and 10 p.m. Sundays 4.0 p.m. Park Road, 9.0 and 11.15 a.m ..2.15, 4.30, 6.20, Elmers End, 9.0, and 11.15 a.m., 2.0, 4.20 8.0 and 9.55 p m. Sundays 4.10 p.m. 5.50, a}J.d 8.30 p.m. South Eden Pm'k, 9.15and 11.15 a.m., 1.55, 4.0 High Street, Beckenham. 9.15 and 11.30 !t.m,. 6.0 and 7.45 p.m 9,55. ~nndltyS 5.0 p.m. BECKENHAM DIRECTORY.

Letters should be addressed "Beckenham Prudential Assurance-J. Dennis, 5, Roy ton Kent," not" Beckenham, S.E." Villas, Bromley Roltd; J. Stanley, No. 10, Princess Terrace, Alexander Cottages. Letters for those marked * should be ad dressed "Shortlands, Kent." Bailway Passengers' Accident Assurance 00.--" R. Blackborow, station master. Letters for Hayes, West Wickham, and Keston, should b(\ llddresserl "neal' Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company- BecJcetiham.,. John Cox, Copers Cope road. Sceptre Life AS.~ociation-J. A. Rippengal, PLACES OF WORSHIP. 2, The Pavement, Bromley road. Standard and General-J. C. Terry, 7, The St. Ge()1'(Je'sChurch-Rev. H.Arnott, F.R.C.S., Parade. rector; Rev. W. Elwin, M.A., Rev. J. A. Fletcher, and Rev. H. H. Bartrum, curates. Sun Fire and Life. and Railway Passengers W. H, Lendon and M. Moore, church- AssUl'ance Co.-Messrs. Baxter Payne and wardens. Organist and Director of the Lepper. Southend road. Choir, Geo. Jas Hall. &nFire-C.W. Gribble, London & Provincial Bank, 7 The Parade, High street Chl'ist Churcll.-Rev.J. Harding, M.A., vicar; Rev. H. G. Raupert, curate; and F. W. Partridge, organist LOCAr, BOARD. St. Paul's Church, New Beckenham-Rav.lJ. Laurie Park Ward. - W. J. L

INSURANCE AGENTS. BOARD SCHOOLS. Alliance-A. R. "Wheller, "George Inn" Bromley Road School-George Palmer Ollett Atlas Fire and Life and Accident AssuranciJ and Mary Ann Ollett, head teachers. Company-E. Church, Bromley road Infants ... Edith Watling, head teacher. Edinburgh Fire and Life-John Goodwin, 6 Alexandra District School-Wm. Goodman Church road. head teacher, Boys. Agnes Paton, head L~te Association of Scotland--F. Bright, High teacher, Girls. Miss Badcock, head street " te~cher, Infants. National and Provincial Plate Glass - J Arthur Road Schools.-Boy.~-H. Dixon, head- Goodwin, 6 Church road master. Girls.-Miss Collier, head mis- Phomix Fil·e-G. 1. Neate, Estate Offlce,Kent tres~ Infants.-Miss Cooper, Head mis- House Station, down side. tress 102 BECKEN HAM DIRECTORY.

Overseers-J. W. Newell, W. r~ovelock, and Railway Stations BeckEmham Junction; Edward R. Palmer. R. Blackborow; New Beckenham, George Assistant Overseer--H. Manger. Hannan; EImers End, Thomas Cramp; Shortlands, W. F. J. Dowler; Eden Park, Guardians-J. G. Rhodf\s, J. E. Fox, and Henry Bowles: Kent House (.Beckenham) F. Peel. G. Fairall; station masters.

Collector of Rates-H. Manger, 1 Gloucester Parochial Fire Brigade- W. Davis, Deputy villas, Beckenham Superintend<;\nt. Engine house, Bromley Carriers to London-Russell and Co. Carter Road. Paterson and Co.; agents, Dash and Co., Police Station, High street. - H. Brown and 6, Albemarle road. London Parcels J. Goby, Inspectors. Delivery Company. Pickford and Co. Public Hall Oompany, Bromley road.- Commissioners to Administer Oaths- Directors: M. J. Sturges, M.D.; e. E Frederick Carritt, solicitor, Blakeney rd. Atkinson; Percy Biclmell; W. H. Lendon William Henry Lendon, solicitor, Holm- G. Holman, F. K. Glover, J. Wallis, C. W. leigh, Copers Cope road Harrison; Robert Milburn; Secretary A. Wright.

Beckenham SchooZ of Music, 10, The Parade. Young Men's Ohristian .Association - Old Ormond Yearsley, secretary. House, 7, Kelsey Square. London and Oounty Bank, corner of .f:Iigh .Ancient Order oj Foresters (Beckenham Dis- street & Bromley rd.-G. Dennen, manager trict), Court St. Gem'ge, No. 5106; held at London & Provincial Bank, 7 The Parade, the George Inn, High street. Meeting High street.-C. W. Gribble, manager. night, second Monday in every month Secretary, A. DeMaid. (Est.1S67.) Cottage HospitaZ, - Matron: Miss Costford Hon. Consulting Physician: Dr. R. Stil- Ancient Order of Shepherds, Sanctuary St. well. Hon. Consulting Su::geon : S. Jones, George. Meeting night, first 'fuesday. Esq. Medical Officers: Dr. Wilkin and in the month. Scribe, A. DeMaid Fair H, A. Powell, and F. Sturges, Esqs. Field villas, Fair Field.

j!onbon f!J~~~~~~~~~f~~ (!imiteb.) BECKENHAM BRANCH:- 16, The Parade, High Street. G. W. GRIBBLE, Manager. OPEN DAILY FROJf 9 1'0 4. SATuRDAYS 9 TO 1.

Head Office: 7, BANK BUILDINGS, LOTHBURY, E.C. The London and Provincial Bank Limited, opens- DRAWINGACCOUNTSuponthe plan usually adopted by other Bankers. DEPOSITACCOUNTs.-Deposit Receipts for sums of £10 and upwards will be issued to Customers and others for sums placed upon these accounts, and interest allowed at such rates and for such periods as may be agreed upon, reference being had to the state of the Money Market. THE BANKeffects purchases aed sales of British and Foreign Funds, Stocks, Shares, and Securities receives Dividends, &c., thereon-and transacts every description of Banking Business. . All payments of the Bank are made in Bank of England Notes and Bullion. Every Officer of the Bank is required to sign a Declaration of Secrecy as to the transactions of any of its Customers. LONDON AGENTS-Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Ourrie & Co. ADVERTISEMENTS. 103

ESTABLISHED 1870.

;-.t Mr. W. LEVENS,

House and Estate Agent

RAILWAY BRIDGE, BECKEN HAM.

'.11 J. .

SURVEYS F.OR DILAPIDATIONS.

ADVANCES MADE ON MORTGAGE AND OTHER SECURITIES.

The Beekenham Property Register forwarded on application, post free.

N.B.-This Office is the best medium for Letting and Sale of Properties in Beekenham and Neighbourhood. 104 ADVERTISEMENT. BECKENHAM SCHOOL OF MUS.IC 10, THE PARADE, BECKENHAlVl. (Opposite Beckenham Junction Station.) ESTABLISHED 1883. PX'e~ideD.tI HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF FIFE, K.T. B~~mi~t;g,g Vf~UQr§: H. O. BANISTER, ESQ., W. G. OUSINS, ESQ., G. HENSOHEL, ESQ., EBENEZER PROUT, ESQ., B' A., A. O. MAOKENZIE, ESQ., Mus. Doc .. Principal of the Royal A.CQ.demy of MUJic.

P~i~eipall ' MR. RIDLEY PRENTICE.

The BeckenhaIll. School of Music offers to elementalY and advanc~d Students a thoroughly sound musical education, of which the high cha.racter is gaaranteed by its distingusheJ staff of Professors, selected from the Royal Academy of' Music, the Royal College of Music, &c. Students may enter for one or two terms only; but those who, in accordance with the main object of the School, desire a regular course of instruction, including Hnrmony and Sight Reading, besides their principal study and extending over two or three years will have the advantage of a lower .and specialIy-arranged scale of fees. Terms.-Thej School year is divided into. three terms of twelve weeks 6iltch Hours of tuition from 9 a.m., to 9 p.m. The Spring Term commences on the third Monday in January. The Summer Term commences on the fourth Monday in April. The Autumn Term com'mences on the fourth Monday in September. Fees :lor Private Lessons (per term):- For one Lesson weekly (twenty minutes) from £1 lIs. 6d. to £4 4s. For one Lesson weekly (thirty minutes) from £2 2s, to £6 6s. Lessons at Schools or at:Pupil's :Residence by special arrangement. Languages.-Olasses for the study of French, German, Italian, &lc. Fee £2 2s per term. Pianoforte-Playing and Elements of Music for young children on 11 system specially arranged b~ the Principal. Twenty-four Hour Lessons (two in each week) fee, £1 11s. I3d. Classes are' now established in Bromley: Full particulars may be obtained of the Secretary. Eight Scholarshipsan,d Prizes in Harmony, Pianoforte, Singing and Violin will be competed for in December. Students residing at a distance, or unable for other reasons to attend more than once a week, can have lessons arranged for the day most convenient to them. Further particulars will b.eforwarded on application. by letter, or personally on Tues- , • days betwun 10 ~O and .12.30, .a71d Fridays betu'een 2.45 and 4.15 o'clock ... ~ ORMOND YEARSLEY, Secretary. BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 105

STREET DIRECTORY.

Acacia Road.-CROYDON ROAD. Carpenter Edward, M.D•• Trevathan 1 Sinnock Fredk...... !le7'e is ~Vestgate 7'oad ...... • 2 Gbby T., Inspector Layman Charles Noel, The Firs 3 Higgs R. Charleton C., Alnd)'ke 4 Moore R. Maylor W., M.I.C.F., Chesterleigh 5 Burbrid~e Mrs. Pohlmann Mrs., North Bank 6 Monk J. P. Barrett James, Woodstock 7 Allen John Hummel Horace ""V., Ashlynn 8 Hughes Alfred Kerr Mrs., Dun Reigh H Marshall Henry Silva John, The Wood Lodge 10 Heath John Pulley Mrs. S. H., Uampsbourne 11 Budd William Mark H. R., Cheriton 12 Brown Henry, Fly proprietor Farwig John, Rolandseck Warrens O. L., Hollington Reinhardt A., Ferniehurst Akroyd T. H., Skircote Albemarle Road. Holmewood Left-hand Side-from Railway Station. 93 Spencer Horace R. . 1 Wells & Wedgwood, dentists Lochinvar Manger G. H., draper, &c. Bradford M., Beaver lodge Post Office, Peverall Mrs. Left-hand Side-from Bromley Road. Blundell Wm., fishmonger & poulterer, Lawrence Mrs., Pinellas licensed dealer in game Jenkins Oliver, Elsinore Hillier Misses E. & M., milliners and Hore C, Clavell, Borscale dressmakers, Albemarle house Ellis Henry, Elmcroft Dash & Co., fruiterers & greengrocers, Wohlgenith F. W., Bayfield agents for Carter, Paterson, & Co. Collins Mrs. S. E., Mountlands Metropolitan and surburban milk supply Biddle F. W., Lanherne limited.-H. Johnson Hawkes C. S., Stoneleigh Caston T., fancy draper Milburn Robert, Cintra Podger & Sons, dyers and cleaners McNeill, A., Mowbray Manger, G. H., draper Branston F. H., Clovelly Levens William, Fransfield Stephens Mrs. P. W., Tyringham London and provincial meat stores Brand John, Fernside Beavis J. W., The Laurels Riddell Mrs. J., Brookslegh Eyre Dr., M.K., L.C.P., &c., Claremont Budgett Samuel, Kirton Brooks Samuel Burd, Heathfield Moore Michael, Maybank here is Westgate "oad ••••••••• Wood John Sadler, Hyde Davies Herbert F., Aventine St. Martin's· Morgan W., Waverley Ausender Thomas, Longside Crabb Herbert, Heatherlie Heginbothom \frs., Vernon house Graves Boydell, Carlsruh~ Pamphilon Alfred, Abbotsleigh Sissons Rev. T., Elm lodge Ebner J. F., Horton house 106 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Hill Charles S., Oak Grange 26 Whitehead William Laurie D., Ravenshec 27 Ouzwan Charles Jackson, G. H., Sandhurst 28 Rogerson Gecrge Winter Mrs., Shenl6y 29 Smith George Tarn Mrs., Melbecks 30 Drakeford Herbert Cooper Frederick, Albemarle lodge 31 Oarpenter Joseph Bradley The Misses, Broad Lea 32 Vian James Godwin G. A.) Roseleigh 83 IJucker Henry Aldersmead Road. 34- Brooker Edwin Near Kings Hall Road. 35 Win haIl Walter 36 Pitt J. Baldwin E .. Portsea villa 37 Raysbrook Henry Heusman Ed. Hy., Aldersmead villa 38 De Wilde Frederick Risdon 0., The Nest 39 Morren J. Fowle C. 0., Cliftonville 40 VaIler Charles Cole T. C., Covington 41 Langdon Frank Piggott W .A., A.C. A •• Cotswold House 42 Doe George Tiffin Walter, Ribblesdale 43 Bewshen George Goldsmith J., Audleigh 44: Baugh Walter Williams A. C., M.A., L.L.M., Ellerclose 44 Fosdick Mrs. Oollins J., The Oaks 45 Shepherd William Smith E. D., Roseleigh 46 Bartlett James N orthcote H., The Homestead 47 Bishop William Alexandra Cottages.-BECKENHAM. 48 Garrett Frederick Postal address-Penge, S.E. 49 Gaywood Thomas 50 Ingham Edward Princess Road. 51 Bradshaw James Leek James 52 \Voolmore \V. 2 Clarke Ezna 53 Goff F. 3 Gotts George 54: 'Winterton Thomas 4 KembeIlJohn 55 Evans W. 5 Gotts Allen 56 Savage Henry 6 Brown Mrs. 57 Hurst George 7 Boulas William 58 Parker Rob€rt 8 Stone Charles 9 Millan William Edward road. 10 Millwood W. 11 Holdstock James 59 Shilling Frederick 12 Bushly Henry 60 Good Benjamin 13 Chapman John Gl McCarthy James S. 14 Smith George 62 "VV001ward James 15 Forsdick, Mrs. 63 Baine William 16 West Thomas 64 Orisp Joseph 65 Ho've Richard Albert road. 66 Stannard George 17 Everest Joseph 67 Ward Ed Ivard 18 Robinson Moses 68 Douglas J aInes 19 Powell Ashley 69 Panter William 20 Bassett Jessie 70 Winter Christopher 21 Millen Henry 71 Case William 22 Bristow Thomas 72 Tisdall James. 23 Brett James 73 Churcher William 24 Knight Richard 74 Naylor Arthur 25 Fisher.r ohn 75 Nunn Thomas BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 107

76 Mitchell George 126 Vacant 77 Gorsuch William 127 J utterback Charles 78 Ellis John 128 Paton.J. 79 Risher James 129 Forsterting Henry 80 French Charles 1::;0 Lloyd F. 81 Fish John 131 Symods Henry 82 Wood James 132 Dungate Mrs. 83 Wright \Varner 133 Miles William 84 Ashlej Charles 134 Beck James 85 Somerville E. 135 Mitchell G. ·86 Town Joseph 136 Siggs George 87 Philpott Henry 137 Pragnall John 88 Davis Oliver 138 Schwindt G. 89 Andrews R. 139 Chipps H. 90 Leffevre George 140 Lawten Mrs. 91 Pusey Charles 14] Chatworthy W. 92 Watts J. 142 Amies J. 93 Weedon Joseph 143 Rossiter Edward 94 Thomas Thomas 144 Chowne Thomas 95 Patten William 145 Smith Henry 96 Smith William 140 Greenaway Alfred 97 Sims Josiah 14 7 Ash James William 98 Hughes Henry 148 Banton.T ohn 99 Byles \Villiam 149 Baker Richard 100 Woods John 150 Banton Charles 101 Dixon Henrv 151 Portsmouth David 102 Woodward john 152 Robeson R. 103 Baldwin George 153 Walkling Thomas 104 Remington Charl~j 154 Bull John 105 Simpson Charles 155 Jamps Alfred 106 Boucher B. Ih6 Garland George 106APridmore Ge >rge 1Ii7 Dyer Henry 158 Cox George Victor l'oad. 159 Lpggett Edward 107 McLaren .1. 160 Jame,> Henry 108 Shorten John IGI White Wi1iiam 109 Pock naIl Henry 162 Carquet Mrs. 110 Ancutt S. 163 White William 111 Lillywhite J .. 1M Pratt William 112 Dungary Robert 165 Haywood Mrs 113 Bieksley Frederick 166 Steadman James 114 Martin Mrs. 167 Turner Edward 115 Hart Stephen 116 Paton John 117 Oollier Mrs. Alma Oottages.-CROYDON ROAD. 118 Ferguson Alexander J Williams George, bootmaker 119 Fielder Henry 2 Bratton Thomas 120 Bird Alfred 3 Braizer John 121 Seymour George J. 4 Sellins Albert 122 Gosling.A !fred 5 Tyrrell A. 123 Mialer Leon 6 Ward J. 124 Row Ebenezer 7 Oberrit D. 125 Allen William 8 Mappett William 8 108 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Anerley Road. Arthur Road ill ission Hall Postal address: Anel'ley, S.E. Arthur Road Elmers End Railway Station.-- East Side.-From Penge Roa.d Cramp, Thomas 1 Dyball'R.. bootmaker Peck A. D., iron monger 2 Koch J. K., builder & decora.tor Saill H. 0., builder, 3 Cook B. Lllrston Peter. 1 Swiss Terrace 4 Koch J., jun. Day John, . 2 " 5 Va~ant Terris J. 3 6 Rivett David JennerJ. 4 " 7 Whittington Thomas Tasker J. W. 5 ",. 8 Poole J. Vacant Denman cottage 9 Wennell- Ferrier W., Elionc Cottage 10 Cross Henry Candy T. E., mason 11 Attree A. Rolfe W. L., 1 Cavendish villas 12 Quin Thomas Robinson E. 2 " 13 U sherwood James Kippax H., The Laurels 14 TaylorW. Crystal Palace Dist1'ct Cemetery 15 Poplett G. 16 Denni~;s John Mack, Thomas 17 Stewart J. Piper W., mason 18 White Samuel Bateman T. 1 Hopetown terrace 19 Ashdown C. Clements T., 4 " " 21 Olive W. Rose J., 5.,,, 22 Bat •..sCharles NorringtonMrs.,} 6 23 Banham James greengrocer "" 24 Bish Samuel Pryor W. 7" " 25 Walker George Blackwell J. 8 " " 26 Bye J. Reeves E. 9" " 27 Blake William Paniour Thomas 10 " " 28 Goring William Purvis Mr8. 11 " ,. 29 Field James Jones William 12 " " 30 Lomas, Henry ...... here is Florence Road . 31 Hillier Henry 82 Harman John Blizzard George 14 Hopetown terrace 33 Curtis Henry Cross A. G. 15 34 Bates Samuel 79 Vacant "' " 35 Rose George 80 Ross James 36 Brown W. 81 Ede F. 87 Snelling Henry 82 Russell B. 38 Nunns George 83 Wells C. 39 Morley George 84 Hall Mrs. 40 Norrington J. 85 Stokes T. 41 Glynn Thomas 86 Shakespear Mrs. 42 Hall Henry 87 Shrudwick J. 43 Binfield Thomas 88 Glazebrook H. 44 Ayling Robert Chw'chMission House'~ Working West Side-from PengeRoad. .Men's institute Vacant 1 Roseneath terrace 45 Ready Mrs. } The Ashdown D. 2 46 Ready Miss Temperance AD'lcombe J. 3 " " Laundry 47 " 'I Pl'ltter Thomas 4 " " 48 Mesure E. " " BECKEN HAM STREET DIRECTORY. 109

49 Wood G. Vacant Hemingford 50 Town Thomas, general shop Pilcher Charles R., Colebrook 52 Sanders John Fabricius N. F., Croftonville 53 Macfarlane J. Cutbill F. T., Downswood 54 White Gecrge 55 Murray H. North Side. 56 Town Joseph Clapham Benjamin Fisher, The Mount 57 Midmore George Vacant Hazlewood 59 Harrod John Fowke Henry, Southella 60 Battison W. J. Reid James, Hillside 61 Dymond H. Hoole Mrs., Madehurst 62 Wood Charles Parry J. C., Lacklands 63 Poole Ben Milner Henry, South View 64 Hayles Mrs. Street J. B., Duryard 65 Bennetts G. Lees W. J., Thornbury Owens Clement E., Speldhurst Avenue (Th~). Hollway Mrs., Ravensleigh Johnson G. W., Moat Lodge South Side-from South end Road. Reichweld A. Burnbrae Powell H. A., M.A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.S. surgeon .. here is lVestqate road . Oarr Ambrose P . Boy ton house Crosdale Alfred, BanavlC Pattison W. B., Graylings' Lapworth H. J., St. Helen'f> Pearce Mrs., St. James' lodge Adams Thomas, Dunkeld Broomfield John Josiah, Esbourne Collins Philip G., 10, The Avenue Bremner U. F., Bartonville Smith Horace, Ivy Bank Morgan William Alfred, Braeside Hinton W. S., Ashleigh Steinkopff Theodore, Stanmer Lodge Reid Mrs., Oaklands Lachlan Joseph, Grasmere huus~ Hedley Mrs., Rainham Johnson L. H., Cosford Alston H. C., 5, The Avenue Man Frederick, Copehurst Noakes Wickham,·Faiefield Haynes Mrs., Harbledown Harding Rfv.Jobn, ChristChurchlodgfl Adams "'iN., Roseneath Atkinson William, Erwood house Vacant, Caris brook Hayton Mrs., Sandon house De Lataux, Grafton House All Saints' Home, Holyrood Housll Littlehales Eldred Harry, Kennebec Link D., Fairlight A venue Road.-BIRKBECK ROAD. Ingram T .• Southfield Broxholm Frederick Alleyn, Rosendale 1 DougilIs J., grocer Stagg Rowland, Woodbury o Conn T., Birkbeck dairy Jones 'V. A., Staplegrove 4 Glover Henry, tobacconist Brown J. J., Westfield 5 Felton Mrs. 6 Cheyney Charles, Sandgate ...... here is Westgate road . 7 Cheyney Mrs. Wilson Alex., Gatewick ho~se Hanisch C., grocer Gibb Col. N. E., Glenlyon Jeffrey A., greengrocer Scovell Col. Edward W., St. Audrie Westcott E. D., stationer, &c. Merry William L., Elystan Lawrence W., Birkbeck dairy Lane Richard, Courthope Jacob F., builder, &c. Bore C. F., Hilden Small A. J., baker Hersee Alfred, Beaconf>field Bateman George, greengrocer Pantin Henry, Oakleigh Tong S., baker and confectioner Castell J Hawthornden Post Office 110

Barn Mead Road.-PENGI!JROAD' Left Hand Side. Moodie Wm., Dalmeny Jones T. ·W., builder Carr John, Claverton Jones Thomas W., Mayfield Higgins W., M~'rtle villa Annoot Mrs .. Roseville Worthington Edwd. G., Joliette SkinnAr J. 1\1:. 3) The Crescent Bentley George, Caswell Tarrant W., Elmhurst Blanche, Herbert, Blackbrook Gaisberg Louis, 5 The Crescent Ellis H., Highclere Adams Thomas G Rogers F., Tweedsmuir .Nixon Alfred, Dalchet, 7 Pentreth R., Hawthorn Clear Thomas 8 Hopkinson E., May thorn Stapleton B. L., Pensile \) Herring Edward, Glcnmuir Wood Charles P, 10 " Whiffin Thomas, Sudbrook Pierce Daniel, The Cotttage ...... here is Plaw.~field Road .•.•.•••. Milford N. S., George's Lodge. Phelp:> T. J., The Chestnuts Gray Frederick George, Heathville Grapes Wm., Thorneliffe Green Robert William, Puckridge Frook George, The Grange Read Walter, Ashdene Ingall F., Allandale Reed W. J., Redleaf Smith Richard A., Tarrawatta Glover Alfred, Holmdale Hay-Smith C., Grassmere Barber Fredk. C., Lyndhurst Martin W. Bentley, Hathgar Blake C., Glellhurst Massey H., Fern Lea Schopp Gustav, Malvern Langton T. G., Crossby Ralph Henry S., Kildare Summers J. J., Firldene Maddock Mrs., Tremadoc Nicholls W. J., Percy Vale Naumann E., Ida villa White Mrs. B., Wykeham Bernal Isaac, Natal villa Smith W. A., Micklehurst Smith Sinclair, Trevone Nash F., Far~ngton , Ra) mond H., Shirley Hitching T. H. B .• Clovelly Baird J .. Edenhurst Seeley Adolph, Stanhope HoHely F. W., Gilford house Beckenham Road-See Penge Road Sellers A. J., Springville Fryer. W B., Spnngville Birkbeck Road. Oldham F., Channwood East Side-from Penge R09.d. Budd Herbert, Ellerslie Ottaway T., Rose cottage George Miss, Bristol House -1 Love Mrs. 1(ent House Railway Station (L.C.DJ 2 Nicholls William, grceqgrocer Fairall- station master 3 Popjoy Wm. Wright Thomas, The Estates Office 4 Kent Alfred Moore Herbert E., Ondine 5 French M. H. Gaite Frederick, Exmouth villa 6 Bowman Hl nry Netherall G, Newlands Mason Mrs. J., Westbury house Wheeler Mrs., The Elms Hedley John, Northumberland hous(' Butcher Louis, 1 Acacia villa~ . Williams John, The Briars Jacob Daniel Charles, 2 AcaCia VIllas Reed Thomas. The Mount Scarrott Henry, Oakside Harber C. G.; Severn Cottage Hartt Charles B., Clydesdale Reed F., Gilston Cottage Skinner E., Verona Popfley James, Adelphi cottage Willis F. J., Sylvan villa. Eastop W., 2 Adelphi Cottages Fillingham Peter, SunnysIde Lock Thomas, 1 Clifton villas King Mrs., Fairlight Barfield George, 2 Clitton villas Drysdale Mrs., Northlcach Thompsett W., 7 St. Michael's terrace Granp'P .J . Rossmore Beekenham Road Sunday School BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 111

King Tholllll." ;j St. :Michael's tcr. Austin Charles, Alma vi:Ia Ingram T., :-1: Bell J. Duff B., 3 Masterman 'V., Clevehnd Villa Vacant ~ Fletcher G. J., St. John's Cottage ,Turner J., 1 " Hampson James, Beckenham Steam Sinnock Thomas, Lime villa Laundry Freemantle Stephen, Birkbeck house Hook 'William, Acacia Villa Holledge Agnrs, Rutland Cottage Blakeney Road. Eckett Richard, 1 The Hollies North Side-from Rectory Road. Armistead Wm., landscape gardener, Nicholl Mrs., The Firs f2 The Hollies Matthews Peter, Northcoates Smith Harry, 1 Myrtle villas Hanks John J., Salsette Eley William, 2 " Clark Mrs., Lauriston Frances George, Inverhope cottage Harris Mrs., Seafield Wiggins S., Olt?ander Villa Ross Stewart A., Appin Villa Ironside Th,-mas, Almeri l villa Skinner George, builder, Leonard villa Jan-is Thomas, L Helic villas Syme & Duncan, builders, &c. Billett Richard, 2 Morse l'hos., Pine cottage, Blakeney Dalton H. N.. 3 " Avenue Bishop A. J., t Catherine villas Collister J., Aspen cottage, Blakeney Mackadam A. C. E., 2 " Avenue Marshall Miss, 2 Sydney villas Piper C., Littiehallipton King Frederick, Ryde Candy T., monumentalllllt:i0n, &c. Langford Henry, Willesden lVest Siil,!-fro~n Penge Roall. Gibbons Charles 1 ~outh ,'iew H,tvel1 Fredk., Northview Swan Frederick, The Crescent Bennett J., 2 " Shepard William, Estate cottages ~:~~~t~~.hard~ South view Ashdown John " " Palmer, Mrs., ;) Randall J., Brook nursery Young Geo., 6 Brackley Road. Illingworth :Mrs. 7 '"'ollih Side-from Sonthend £load. Warrilow M·s. 1) Greenfield eha"., ~ " The A Me!! School Ackerman- 1 Kirton villas Fanner Mrs. H., Colville house Davison R. W., 1 Richmond villas Hankin Mis~. Ardmore Chri::;tma~, F. C. Horlock G. W. 2 " Doughtly H. W., 1 Richmond terrace Mathew Michael, No. 5 Swales A. 2 Collier E. A., Stoneydown McDermotF.J.3 " Simpson Miss, Pasy house Dew G., 4 " Green Mrs., Ryde Dough+y H.W. 5 Goslin.-\, R.. Cheverells Brotherhood II. 6 Shearman J. G., 8pringfield vVinn WaIter, 7 " Wrightson Mi~s, No. 11 Austin Mrs., 8 Bartleet W. G., Kirkdale Morrison G. 9 " ...... lld·e is La/L'n lload .....•..•.. l!'reeman E. 10 " St PIlU/'S Cltm'cIt Wallis Joseph, 2, Percy Villas .North Side-from Copers Cope Road. Baldwin E., 1 " Hlckrath E. W., Mayfield lodge Hill Thomas 1) Winslow Marshall Thomas E., Lindum lodge Wilkinson Rowland 2 t cottages Peel Frederic, Cheyn3hurst -Harman G., Hope villa Wibon John, Rosetta Hatfield Charles William, Faith lodge Furze"Frederick, Home 112 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Wilson Miss, Church view Ralph Philip 6 Roy ton villas Hurst Peter, Sher brook DeBruin C. 7" Purvis G., Ingle-Neuk Lawrence Frank, 8 Roy ton villas Chartres Nicholas, Brackley house White Mrs., Iken house Atkinson C. E., Algoa lodge ...... here is TVickham l·oad .•...... •. Parkyns Sir Thomas G. A. Bullivant Frederick A., The Gables Tanner Henry, Rothbury Sturges Frank, L.R.C.P., Lond., &c., Henderson John, Oakdene Mirzapore here is Worsle.1j Bn'dge 1'oad ••• Price E. R .. Ohescombe SymmsH. 6., Major, Shirley Young H. C., Meadow bank Bromley Road-BEcKENHAM. Schuller Joseph, Belle Vue Freyberg Herbert, Saxehurst Left-hand Side-Bromley Grove to Church. Barlow E. G. B., Beta Moore John, Oakwood Hills Miss Graham No. 7 Cree A. W., Brodsworth Haxell A. B., Eskdale Griffith Rev. G. O. F., S. Barnabas, Allen H., Stoneleigh vicarage Dutton W. H., Huon Boraston J., Brentwode Smith Mrs. R., Northview Perks George., Hazlewode Curtis C, St. Johns Wood W. N., Elmwood Ritson Joseph J., L.D.S., Saville lodge Brindley Samuel, Lynnwooc1 New Wesleyan Chapel Yearnsley W. and S., bakers and con- ...... here is C1'escent l'cad fectioners Francis George B. W oodthorpe Fox Henry, fancy shop Home of Compassion, 4 Oakhill villas Kick G. J .. builder and contractor Jacobs Alfred 3 Oakhill villas Dean J., c~rriage builder Longhurst Mrs. 1 " Fire Engine Station- W.Davis,deputy Carr H. & W., forage stores superintendent Fisher Isaac J., baker and confectioner, Beekenham Public Hall.-Bolton Fnst O.ffice George, caretaker. Coombs H., hairdresser Local Boad Offices. Rogers J., Stone Farm dairy London &' Oounty Bank. Right-hand Side-DowDsbridge Road to Oak Hill Tavern, Lyons Mrs. the Church. Tilling T., job master Stoneham Allen, Ravenswood ...... here is Ohancery lane Simpson, J. n., Oak Lawn Chalk Vernon B., butcher Grant Cardross, Bruntsfield, Albemarle Barrett G., fishmonger anrl"{loulterer La wn Tennis Club Hadden T. A., draper, &c. Stephenson G., The Grange Church E., general furnishing depot, Almshuuses. undertaker, &c. Bissex William, Clay Hill Cottages Cooper Fred.,builder &timber merchant Wilson T. " steam saw mills I Keywood Mrs., " Porter Henry, The Cottage Freeman Philip, sen., Clay hill cottages S. Bal'nabas Pal' ish Room Old Beckenltam Mission and Coffee Moss Miss, dress and} . House.-Gatton George, manager mantle maker 1 Roy ton VIllas Freeman J. P., family grocer Carpenter Walter ;3 " Deacon & Hewlett, chemists Cooper W. watch-} 3 Thornton T. W., stationer maker, &c. Mundy H., drapery stores Riches Philip 4: Ayling Edwin, bootmaker, 3 The Wass E. W. 5 " -Pavement " BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY . 113

Rip}engal John A., fruiter!')r & green- .By-ne Road.-VENNER HOAD. grocer, 2 The Pavement Postal Address: Sydenham, S.E. Copeland H., buililer and decorator, Chandler G., Adela house 1 The Pa\'ement Ea"tl\'tlod J., Oak Villa Coney E. G., Park Villa ...... ltere is Westgate road ., . Harvey S., Ivy Villa ...... here is [(noll road , Smithers C., Myrtle Villa Board Schools Good C. W., Trevendin Farrow A., S1. Helena ...... here is School l'oad Davis Mrs., Byne Villa White Mrs.. Almshouses Heinke Mrs. 5 Woodbridge villas Barton Mrs:, " Hunt John 6 " " Obey Mrs., " Lumley F., 8 " 8t. George's Clmn:h Mundy H.. Brading Burgess W., Sandown Villa Allen Henry 1 Newlands terrace Bl'ook PIace.-HIGH STREET. Sarsons W. J'. 2 From High-street. Saywood Fredk. 3 Whiteman W. 4 " 1 Clarke William, cal penter Parkinson J. L., 5 " 2 James The Misses Edwards R. 6 3 Bosley Mrs. Balcomb George 7 4 Denniss James AlIt T., 8 5 .BHliottFrederick Smith Mrs. 9 " " 6 Clarke George, builder Lowe W. 10 " 7 White D. J ettman Mrs. 11 " 8 Clarke Mrs. St ludford T., 12 ,. ,. Puckett W. 13 Burrell Row.-HWH STREET. Barns Percy, 14 " East Side-f!'rom High Street. Lawrence C. 15 " Barcla.v Harry, Wapella " " Henley Owen, 1 Kelsey Cottages Manger R., Eversleigh Dennis W. 2 Vacant The Ohase Elliott Mary 3 " Bliss Mrs. 1Beaconsfield tel'- Mears Jesse 4 ., Kirkman W. O. ~ " " Terry F. 5 Cook G., 3" Catt James 6 White Miss 4 " Cuthbert, A. W., 7 Hooks, E. 5"" Walton Miss Vf aria 8 Winter J., 6" " Moss C., 9 Sutherland G. R., 7 " " Bowman T. 10 " Foster J. 6 Claremont villas Batt Mrs. 5"" West Side-From High Street. Cleaver F. 4"" Henton F. 3"" Denms James D., 1 Burrell cottages Quixley J. 1 " " Bryant W. 2 " Cator Road.-LENNAItD ROAD. Parker H. 3 " White G. A., Durnsford Terry C. 4 " Wright S. :a., Ravenfield Taylor Mary 5 " McKenzie..J)avid, Glenesk Downer Mrs. 6 " Buller Plummer A., Cawood house Crawley W. P. 7 " Vacant, Andora house Moss S. 8 " Aste Mrs., Beulah Moore G. 9 " Vacant Windermere Holland Mrs. 10 Fox Mrs., Woodville 114: BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Vacant, Ambergate Moreland W., grocer, 8, Langley ter. Renning G. H., Hughenden Vacant 7 Barlow W., WaltlJam Vacant 6 " R-ilbert John G., Montana CarterJ. 5 " Pitt-Pitts W. E.. Strathmore Vacant 4: " Schultz R., Schultzenhof Vacant 3 " Howsden J. B., Brooklyn Watkins H. 2 Balfour W. R., Craigmore Herbert Mrs. 1" Martin E., Woodlards Hakins H., coffee rooms, 2 Langley Vacant Oakbrook . place Cooper G. W., Westonlea Palmer E. R., 1 Langley Place Smyter R. E., Fernside East Side-from Wickbam Road. Keddell A., Chatsworth Rawlinson Mrs. Bordman T. J. E.,Linden L.L.D. Bowyer Thomas eator House Miller J., gas and hot-water fitter Watkins William Cedars Road. Clarke G. Left Side - from Croydon road. Keech G. Bashford W' 1 Solomon vValter Bolton Miss 2 Cumberland J. S. Rastrick Charles Shepherd Mrs., St. Patricks Rolfe Stephen Vacant, Hemmet Radford G. Higgs W., Jes:nond Biswell W. Pyne Mrs., Clovelly Green Jeremiah Carlton G. R., Knighton Smith Mrs., grocer Elderton C. IL, Lightwood Hayden Henry 2 Elizabeth plare Collingwood J. N., Fairlight Winn W., sign writer 1 10 Smith H. D . The Jolly Woodman, J. Geer ] 1 Harris E. C. .. here is Limes road . Hazzledine Francis, Myrniong Peacock H., Adams Harold, St. Johns Hoare Samuel, boot and shoe maker Murray W., vVanstead Preston Ed ward Kydd R., builder, Lunan Bank Ottaway J., lamp and oil depot McKenzie M., Blair Athol Vacant 10 Langley Place Left Side-toCroydon road. Wilder J. 9 Langley terrace Clarke F., 8" " Gosnall- .• Ivydene Vacant 7 Newth R. n., Upton Hakins J., 6 " Home F. WyviIle, Blenheim Lockwood R, 5 " Turle Richard, Vere Lawn Willet H. 4:" " Langloy-Welch T., Glenthorne Wells F. 3" " Taylor Ogden, Woodfold Church Road-BEcKENHAM. Doble H., Siowford South Side-from Higb Street. Wright W. A., Rosemeath Hinson Mrs .. Sutton 1 Sandercock Thomas, cabinetmaker Cooper J. Mrs., Coniston upholsterer, and undertaker 2 Evans Thomas, tailor Chancery Lane. 3 Halls Henry Walter 4: Scholey James, gardener West Side-from Bromley Road. [) Good win John, tea dealer Page C. W., marine store dealer, and 6 Elwin, Rev. Warwick chimney cleaner, 10 Langley terrace 7 Holbrook William Stanlake W.,greengrocer, 9 " 8 Sharp J. R. BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 115

Copers Cope Road. Gerich F., Grassfield West Side-from Soutbend Road. Davis George, Thorniecroft Vacant, Parkhurst Northcote G. C., Amwell Hockin J., Amersham house Marshall A. E., Waldeisea Smith .J. W., Cumberland house Viney John D., Dartmouth house ....•..•.... ltere is Park road . Dresser Joseph W., Phillimore Pillar box Boyce M;rs., Oak Bank Conway Seymour, Inglecroft Vacant, Weston .....•..•.. here is Lawn road . Weir J. Jenner, Chirbury bom'p, Whittaker Thoma!' Earle, Fernlt''igh Nash F. W., St. Leouards Heepe Fredk. A., 'Woodburn house Packe Robert C., Usborue Greswell Mrs., Faircroft Mitchell John, Fairlea Ripley William, Silverdale Neal Herbert, Dulverton lodge Vacant, Garsdale Walker Dr. Joseph, Wolverton Wuidart Jules, The AI' fennes Newton Mrs., Newlallds Cooke Mrs. C. N.} Uti d Willis Matthew Marwood Eales MIS. .T. E. P on 0 ge .Maltby Hugb, Clarence house Lillingston Miss Juliana, Elmdon lodge Alliston, F. P., Kamesburgh Owen Capt. W. F., The Anchorage Lendon W. H., Holmleigh Goodwin W. J., Sussex Lodge Stein Andrew, Broomfield Baker A veling, Glenside Trist Mrs., Harefield Colebrook Mrs., Grove house Crdig James M.D, Brisgow house Eames W., The Myrtlfs Grain W .. L:lllca,ter house DurantF. B., Al'chintine Thomas Thf)IlJas J., Llwvn-Teg Moss W. J.,~ Lime villas Vacant, Clifton ville . Short J. L. B., Keira Charrineton W. V., Albemarle house Rider John, ::! Oak villas Randell R.M.II., !II.D., Oakingtoll house Orner J. G., 3 Oak villas Tolhurst John, J.P., F.S.A., Glenbrook Baurner Mrs., 4 Oak villas Borrowman R.. Ardgowan Trapp Ludwig, Beethoven house Glover F. Kendall, The Chesnuts Hewlett J. C., Elmhurst Courtenay Road. here lS .Park 1'oad, New Beckenham statz'on, and JIll'. Browelt s Estate JVtst side from lfhateley Road. office. Saunders H. C., grocer Norwood John, Pembury lodge Denyer James, Rose cottage Funnell E. M., Ashurst Agambar Mrs., Eltville Newcombe F. F., Ashville Yeoman Edwin, Penshurst Robert Owen, Elvin house Mann Alfred, Dorasinga Houchen Mrs. M. A., Ferndale Black J., Ferndale De Crespigny E. C., M.D., Crowcombe Goddard G., Stockwell cottage Duvall J. A" Roseleigh Richards H., Teviotsdale Gardiner J. E., Ulverscroft Mercer Cecil, Benscliffe Crampton Road.-BECKE~HA~I. Mz'd Kent Bllildin,q and Contracting 'Works Limited. 1 Durrant Lewis Cox John, Maplesden 2 :Dodd P. East Side-to Southend Road. 3 Atkinson F. 4 Wilkmson W. Cobbett W. Tavystoke 5 Gatehouse H. Greenwood Charles E., Elim 6 Marks G. Steven30n Rev Chas., Tamworth lodge 7 Read Stephen ...... here is Brackley 1'oad ...•••.• 8 Ewen Joha 116 B.ECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

9 Wooten William Oliver J., 1 Railway VleW 10 Vacant Hannan John 3 11 Duly Henry Rosenberg W., 4 12 Crate WHiam KingS., 5 " 13 George George Jackson Mrs. 6 " 14 Dickinson C'. A. Virge, T. 7 III Stephens A. Gunder A. 8 ,." 16 Budd George Ellis William 9 17 NevaI'd G. 18 Dunford T., 19 Taylor G. Crescent Road, 20 Hayes James from Bromley Road. 21 Jackman Frank 22 GrantW. Hawthorn Miss, St. Agatha's 23 Tomlin H. J. Muller B. L., Ashfield 24 Corn ford H. KensH George, Crescent house 25 Bown J. Davenport G. F., Cleve don 26 Pawning T. Round H. T., Orchardhurst 27 Lofthouse Miss. 28 Tingley William 29 Downing Alfred Oroydon Road. 30 GoMrey John West Side-from High Street. 31 Bassett William Henry Moser Alexander Shedden, Kelsey 32 James R. Park farm 33 West A. Cottage Hospital.-Matron, Costford 34 Glover J. Miss 35 Ridout Thomas Goddard John, RImer lodge 36 Bewley John East Side-from EImers End. 37 Langlois Arthur, Penge Photo- graphic Company Griffith Edward, fanner 38 Stanfonl Mrs. Newell Mrs., Kirk Braddon 39 Stanford Mary Anne Paul Bernard R., Lahneck 40 Stubbins Mrs. Hylaud A. Young, Dnuolly 41 Parr H. Brook,:, V., Pencotry 42 Burney J. Bathe Inverness, Sherbrook 43 Harris H. Sawyer Robert, Sunnyside 44 Pettitt H. Dawson C. RooShirley Hyrst 45 Howden John Field Miss, Vaenor 46 Green John Howard Rev. G. Broadley, St. James' 47 Shore J. W. lodge 48 Bennett F. W, Taylor J., Holyrood Smith John, Fern villa Price Mrs., Lymore 49 Sims G. Williams D. P., Marrington 51 Share J. W. Owtram Chas., Rylstone 52 Bushell H. J. Roberts Charles, Stanwick 53 Waylett Mrs. Doble Frederick, Muskegon 54 Hills Mrs. Bridgman W. D. J., IJ.C.L., Wood more 55 Budd Alfred Clark C. Douglas, Eccleshill 56 Backhouse John Walllettel' box 57 Porley R. Parker A., Castle Uarrock 58 Sharman M. Robinson J., Lang MEad 59 Russell C. J. Lloyd L., Ambleside 60 Hill Mrs. Herzfield Gustave, Steglitz BECKENHAM STREET nillECTORY. 117

Parker Mrs., West Hyde RUffer A., MeniTal New Road-leading to Clock House Station' Knowles Richar d, Arazario house Drakf' John, q (Helens •••.••... hel·e is Acacia '·oad . Wrangham J., Oakfield Bird J. Atkinson T., Fairbank Jennings .J ohn Simson A. T. Reelick lodge Cooper Mrs. GaitEkell Edward Forbes, Catto]l. Privett Thoma~ Parry Captain, Derwent house Jones Thomas Stead R. W., Chaseleigh Glazebrook R. chimney ~wet p Bailey Mrs., Glynn Stovell R. Cooper Mrs., J!'iesole Ford William Vacant Ashurst ...... here is Yl'wtree "oad . Maclean Miss, The Cottage Sandring B., Southill Harris J .. statIOner Mitchell G., Reckhills Moreland ·William, provision dealer Webb H .. dairyman Eden Road.-EL~IERS END Mission Hall Brandon G. S., grocer East Side. I Hind Bremner A., baker 3 Knight E. Randell J. 5 Thompson J. Lovell J., builder 7 Wall banks E, ...... here is (Jowland Plac!'. . 9 Allen Mrs. Lovell J., ) 11 Dyer Mrs. Randell J .. r Guwland cottage 13 Vacant 15 Vacant 17 Coburn J. Crystal Palace Park Road 19 Halidav J. BE(JKENHAM. 21 Cole Ii. South side from Thicket Road. 23 Holledge R. Rashlei~h E C., The Chimes 25 Foulger W. Whitehead W. H., White thorns 27 Tapper T. Leverkus Otto, St Ronans 29 George J. Ingold Mrs., Rozel 31 Stubberfield H. Walton Thomas, Heatherbell 33 Whitehead George Knott F. S., The Briars 35 Withers F. Steains Mrs. Arthur, Parklands 37 Price R. Westmore Sydney, The Lindens 39 Robinson W. Hall Mrs., The Chalet 41 Smith Miss Luke W., The Ferns 43 John D. Ruffer Ernest. Ribblesdale 45 Fowler G. Milne G. G., "The Hollies 47 Burtonsha w R. •.. here is Crystal Palace entrance .. 49 Cole A . 51 Vacant Neame L. H., Lowood 53 Bibbin H. Muggeridge T. B .. The Vale 55 Haynes W. Forrester J. J., Helios 57 Anderson A. Elmslie A., Parkhurst 59 Vacant Phillips G. H., Rochallions West Side. Vacant The Fronds 2 Payne Charles Evans T., Maisonnette 4 Akers James Wade Rev. Canon 6 Nicholls J llccb Alpe F., St. David's 8 Rose CharieR De Neufville R., The Brooms 10 Stevens J ame5 . 118' BE0KENHAM STREET DIHF,fi'T'ORY .

12 Newman Samuel Fuller James 14 Parnell John 22 Lawn nee Mi~s. laundress, 16 Rose William 20 Frances Miss 18 Payne Mrs. William the Fourth, Budd Percy 20 Gibbons J. Hollic1 ge John 22 Buckingham Edward Challenor Richard. bri~klayer 2'1: Watson Henry White Michael 26 Moss William White l\iiss 28 Baxter Thomas Bennett Alfred 30 Vacant Yates Arthur 3~ Vacant Lev'3ns Joseph 34 Bateman W. Hind W. H. 36 vVooldridge James 38 Reid John South Sid~-from Ra,ilwa,y Briuge. 40 Vacant Paton A., vVootton farm 42 Vacant Longhurst A., dairyman 44 Allan A. Epps James 46 ,stevens W. 36 Cope Mrs. 48 Brown J. Wall George, Post Office, grocer 50 Terry T. and provision merchant 52 Head Maurice Peck A. D., oil and colourman 54 White N. Shelton Mrs., laundress 56 Barrett Mrs. Moyle J. W., fruiterer & green- 58 White T. grocer Loyd Lewis, Monk's Orchard Heard G., baker, &c. Poulter Mrs., butcher Eimers End Road, Potter vVm., Rose cottage lVe.'t Side-from Wiekha,m Roa,u...... he"e is Lallgle!J road Caddy P,lscoe, IToIly lodge The Id~inr; Sun, Hatfield J. G. Keen George Sankey E: Loyd's coLtages Broughton Frederick Ember John Levens MIS., laundry Lurby Daniel Russell Wm. White H. 23 Olive W. Blackman Joseph 27 Harman Jessie Eleffs Edwin " Copes Fred. Crowhurst William " Spears Thomas 16 Honeybun Mrs. " 33 Hills Mrs. -rVest Kent Brewer!j- " 35 Head Sydney McMullen & Co, Gayewo~d F. G. 14 McMullen- Harehurst Russel S. Mitchell John Loyd's cottages Tricker A., bootmaker Weston Mrs. 43 Levens S. Hall William 45 Reeves G. Collins Thomas " 47 Holingfield Mrs. " Kmghts E., dairy Sampson George )' Styles H. B. Standing R., grocer ...... llere is Eden 1'oad .. Elmer's End. Miles David, greengrocer, &c. NOl'th Side-from Croydon RC';.d. Croucher William St. James' ellUl'ch and 6r: €-ols Crouch Moses Smith George Alder Mrs. BECKENHAM STREET. DIRECTORY. 11-9

'U'eMaid Elm Road.-PENGE ROAD. A. 19 Fairfield Tostiven J. W. 20 Boots H. E., IGrkdale Cooper Henry " Vacant, Brooklynn 21 Baldock J., " Gibbons John Abel, Clova 22 Parks George " Browne Ebenezer, Ormonde 23 Middleton G. 24 " Farish Edward G., Inglewood Webb Eo " Ayden Mrs. Newstead 25 Murrell Charles " McGa w E., Stanley 26 Anderson Charles 27 " Pidley R. Franklin D" Phillips James Eley Lefebure A., Essington 28 Hawkins Walter Thompson- Northenden 29 " Minty John Hill D., St. Brelades 30 Bolton C. W. Macdonald J., Morey house 31 East Mrs. " Beardshaw W., Kilrenny 32 Saunders T. 33 " Colman J. "V., 'Vinnholme Long Mrs. 34 " Pearsall Richard, Lorraine Webb Alfred 35 " Hunott G. Pierce, Normandhurst MossW. L. 36 " Gilles William Charles, Troutbeck Tanner Stephen 37 " Liptrott Mrs. 38 " Hodgson John, 39 " :ii'aIr ~'lelU Road. Langridge R. 40 " North Side - from High-street. Howard J. 41 " Spiingett H., veterinary surgeon " Hill H., Plumber &c. Florence Road. MindenhaU T., 1 Manor cottages 1 Mills Thomas Sales W. 2 " 3 Etherington J. Pitts David 5 5 Smith W. Ketlev Fred " 7 Rivitt R. Grant Amos 9 Kay George Smith G. "Villis William Hollebone S. S. Fox Grove Road. Woodhams Robert SouthSide-'Southend Road to Westgatl' Robinson Charles Road. Ed wards Chas. 1 Christ Church villas Bertram Mrs., No. 1 W aUs James 2 White John, The Hollies Bowman James 3 " " Walker Nathan, Hawthorns Wilkins John, 4 " " Straton Miss, NO.4 Beresford T. 5 " " Brown Mrs. L., Fern Bank Shipman G. 6 " Pringle Charles S., Fairnalie " South Side-from High-street. Matthews G. K., St. John's lod[!e Greene Ml;S. C. J.) No 8 Oaten F., Coach and H01'ses Greene A. W. )" . Humphrey William 9 Fair Field Harley Miss K., No.9 Barnard G. 10 Lynch Capt. Ed. A .• Strode house Wells Henry C. 11 " Jennings, the Misses Kentish Miss 12 " }{amage Mrs., Westwood lodge Clarke George 13 " Porter Richard T., Raleigh Humble H. 14 " Radley Edward, Tan-y-Bryn Astell'Villiam 15 " Smith Miss, Eton Hall Brooks, Miss 16 " Imray James F., St. Catherine's Wilson George D. 18 " " ..•...... he1·e is Westgate 1·oad. 120 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Bray Arthur, Holme Lea 'rhomson J., 1 Gwydor villas Stenning J. C., Oakfield Short Mrs. 2 " Porter H. G.• Homefield Campbell Mrs., The Chesnuts Harford F., Bosbury Elliott H. Goddard M., Mossley Harris' Yard. Young William, Roddam N alder F., Conniston 1 Croucher -- Bishop W. B., Cefn- Y-Bryn 2 King Mrs. Mason William Jas. Peake, Willscott 4 Williams Mrs. Dunn W. Newton, Hadley 5 Tilley W. 6 Gaywood Mrs. NorthSide. Bryce William, Coneyhill Ridpath T. A., Ravenshead Hayne Road. Stevens Wm., Hillside house Faber George H., Kinloch East Side-from Cedars Road. Roberts W., Rosenberg Borquet F., Brooklyn Mather H. L., Lunesdale Purdue J., Eskdale Bicknell Percy., Foxgroye White J., Rossmore Baker A. J., Westgate Shepperd J. M. 0., Ellesmere Covell E., Beckenham place park Tozer William, Dalchosine Stevens R.,,, " Trail Mrs., Waratah Maywood J. P. " " Corbette Mrs., LJraiglands Price W . John, " " Spring P., Chaseleigh "Booth Rev. S. H., Oakley house Gowland Place.-CnoYDoNROAD. Prest S., Logie house 1 Guymer W. Cartwright Rest 2 Davis J. 3 Hetherington.J ohn .. •...... here is Penge Toad ...... •.. 4 Scutcher John EastSide-from Penge Road. 5 Brazier William, paper hanger Hooper George N., F.R.G.S., Elmleigh 6 Boorman Alfred Bell Herbert M., Cola Cumbay 7 Foster S.S. Garrard T. E., Oalllpsie S Tanday J. Smith William, Charlton lodge 9 Hawkins J. Rait G. T., F.e.A., Milton 10 Woodford Joseph William Mansell F. W., Grassington 11 Palmer William Ritter C., Lyndhurst 12 Jeffrey Thomas lV~t Side-from rJedars road. 13 Stoyle John Hudson J. G., Glenhaven 14 Halliday W., Elsdon C. W., Alfriston 15 Bond Mrs. 16 Hawkins James Trollope Howard W., St. Leonards Bell Mrs., Lynwood 17 Seymour Mrs. Greeu Thomas J., Lilburn 18 Hodges H. Raper Henry, Hollybank !9 Livingstone A., turncor.k 20 Galley J...... ht7·e is Penge road" ...

21 Graves Charles West Sid. fron: Penge rOlltl 22 Robertson H. J. 23 Miles P. Welste D .. Elmsdale Batham William, Elmwood Gwydor Road. Inglis Han. Lady, Binfield Phillips George, Earlsmead Snow Robert,! Newport villas Vacant, St. Augustines Cook William, 2 " Horton Isaac, Hayne honse Lawley Mrs. 3 Puzey Thomas, Quarry ton BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTOW1. 121

KirIew Mrs., Tezpoor Clarke G. & Sons, builders & undertkr3. Frederickson A. D., St. Hubert's Greyhound Hotel, Steele J. Vacant, Broadwater Phillips & Robinson, job masters . Lovelock W., stone and marble mason High Street. Ch1'ist Chu1'ch and School Ge01'ge inn, Wheller A. R. East Side-from Railway Station. Purvis, Charles, corn merchant Ward Jesse W., printer, &c. Moss A., cook, confectioner and baker Rich Richard, butcher Atkin J. G., butcher ,.,.;IN eeks George & Sons, ironmongers Smith R.. bootmaker Cole J. S., draper Waite J., hair dresser Deacon & Hew lett, chemists Howard John, pork butcher & butter- l-- Railway Hotel, Cakeb1ead J. S.• job man, and at High street, Bromley master ...... he1'e are Rose Cottages -. ~ (Levens Wm., cook, confectioner Frostick H. R., chimney cleaner E and baker Norton E., gas and hot water fitter ~ J FilbyE.G., hairdresser & perfumer Holmes Henry, carrier ~ (cumberland J. W., tailor Watson Charles, Hose cottage S. N ottIe D., stationer, fancy reposi- Davies O. R., Springett's cottage ~ tory, and photographer here is Kelsey Square and Fai1:field. ~ . Young ~len's Chn'stian Association ..•...... lze1'eis Chw'ch l'oad . Ebbs J., dairyman Bailey Bros., fruiterers & greengrocers The Three Tune, Newell John Wm. DeBrent H. B .. watchmaker. etc. Sparrow George, bakor and corn deale! Coal Co-operative Society Austin C. Too cowkeeper& pork butcher Howell J. L., bootmll.ker Dallenden William, French polisher, St. Ge01'ge's Church Ivy cottage ...... here is Bellejield place .....•••• ...... here is Bromley l'oad McLellan E. & L., home art studio London ff County Bank-Geo. Dennen' Hitt W. G., spirit, wine & beer merchant manager Hitt W. G., grocery, provision, oil and Police Station.-H. Brown & J. Goby, Italian warehouse Inspectors McKenzie M., florist r Davis R. E., decorator - Chegwidden W., builder Shambrook W., butcher Dean J., coachbuilder ~ Murrells W. A., npholsterer Baxter W., baker ~ I Fox R. S. & Co., drapers, Regent Herrington A., bootmaker ~ I house Marriage H., tobacconist ~ ~ Heffer R. J., grocer Butt Sydney, ironmonger ~ I Miller E. E., tailor and hatter Crease J., fruiterer, etc . . Harnett G.," Manor" coffee l tavern Po~t O.ffice } 5 Burrell row ••...... here is Ma'YlO1'1'oad.....•...... Elhs Henry R., grocer Ambridge W., 4" Hollely & Co., oil and colourmen Cato Mrs. S., eating house Marchant J. T., Devon and Cornwall Eveard E., fancy draper dairy Keable T., tailor

King H. J.t fishmonger Tanner T" Elizabeth place Stone Mrs" Brook cottage Chalker Thomas " here is Brook Place 0/ Mount Pleasant B1'icklayel's' Al"mS, Hibbins Mrs. 122 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Wilson William F., plumber &0. Arnott Rev. H., The Rectory Taylor George, jun. Clamp F. A., cab proprietor Moore John ..§ 1 Booth Mrs. W., grocer Dockreill Mrs. ~ 3 Parker John & Co., high-class ..... ".here are A/ma Cottages . ('\~ music, & pianoforte warehouse '""'i 4 Rabbits & Sons, boot makers -- WestSide-from Penge Road. ~ ( 5 & 6 Messrs. Hayes & Co., drapers Claxton Miss N., 2 Fairlawn villas ~ 7 London S' Prol'incial Ba7lk-- Roots T., seedsman & florist C. W. Gribble. manager },1i.osion Room ~ ( Wilson Cornelius Lea, J.P., The Cedars SI~ Cook Thomas, florist _ N eldreU C., upholsterer .~ l: ~ Bourdon& Co., bicycle manufrs. Churcher E. W., boot maker CQ ~ I Benskin & Co., ale merchants ~ L Foster Miss, manufacturing confectioner Levens William, Auctioneer, &c. Furze S. J., toy shop Fox C. A., Solicitor Bailey C., bicycle works Edgecombe James, fishmonger Cox T., builder and decorater Lawrence W., tobacconist Smith J., draper I Windsor & Co., china dealers ~ Foster John, fishmonger Grinsted D., corn dealer Rich F. W., butcher Hall Mrs. A. J., Embroidery school Lufkin F., fruiterer, &c. Batchelar & Son, house furnishers and The Poresters' Arms, G. Killick, grocer contractors Barber James, saddler & harness maker For remainder of Parade see Rectory roa(l ...... here is White's Yard Kelsey Park. Wilson Mrs., grocer Davis Mrs., Kelsey lodge Lifford Miss, general shop Dalley "\1rs., Front lodge Hoare Oharles A. R., Kelsey Manor ...... her~'is Han'is' Tard Kirby Dr., Kelsey cottage Rivers \V., van and cart builder Harrison O. W., 'Whitmores Moss F .. blacksmith Waddington John, Sandhill cottage Lifford \VIll, ice cream and pure sweets Chandler F., bootmaker Lawren\le W., tobacconist Kelsey Square. Waddington John, Gordon house East Side-from High-street. Collard Erne~t, Manor house 1 Ovenden Charles Conservative Club-Mrs. Wilson 2 Bernard Mrs. Neeves R. W., confectioner ! 3 Bennett W. (}iles T., family draper West Side- from High-street Carr H. & W., corn & coal r.wrchants 4 Boon John W. Howes R H., furnishing iron monger 5 Slade Alfred Bright E., chemist 6 Martine H. P. Curtis C., upholsterer, &c. Kent Rouse Road. Booth Mrs., grocer Dennis J., tobacconist Postal address-Penge, S.E. ~erris &Sons, saddlers &c., & at Bromley here is Bam Mead 1'oad Turner G., oil and colounnan •.•.•.•.. here is King's Ila1l1·oad ..•...... Neaves & Tutt, cheesemonger Drake Francis, draper and haberdasher West .side-from Penge Roarl, Thornton T. W., bookseller & stationer Douglas James, Kent House cottage Butcher Edgar J., boot and shoe maker Bailey W., Fern cottage Bernard Mdlle., milliner & dressmaker Pilbeam G., builder, Acacia villa GrahaIi1 T. & Co., huilders&. decorators Pilbeam T., builder, Suffolk villa BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 123

DeBruin William, Ketton cottage 2:} Bansor Mrs., Winchelsea Tnrner Henry, Laurence villa 3t Vacant, Poynette . Willsmere James, Strathmore villa 33 Highstea-l H. H.. Hazeldene Merrett William, Roseberry 35 Sergeant E. H., Kenilworth 17 Jagged G., The Beeches 37 Wood Walter. Adenbrook Dace Robert, Elmshurst 39 Nasmyth M. G., Aspern Vacant Lyndhurst 45 Annoot E. A. 23 Furd W. J., Gable villa 47 Ford George N., St. Michael's 25 Thomson H., Ethelhurst 49 Whiting Thomas Daws Frederick, Montrose 51 Perkms Thos" White rock Wisson W. T. H , Leaside 53 Vacant, Fern lodge Daws A., Tolhurst 55 Mazell J. R. P., End::.leigh Fidge Thomas, Brookeville Oross over and return. Denman William Boyd, Rosemead Jenkins F. P. Garrard T. F., St. Aiden Kent House Tavern Shaw R. J., Chesterton Holder A., baker Mellis W., Murtle Longford T., greengrocer North R. Tamworth Longford Mrs., stationer, Post Office 50 Wade C. A., Glenlyn 65 Prior T., tobacconist 48 Watson James, Eaglesham 67 Moore J., plumber 42 Smith J. Alex., Aubery villa 69 Uncles H., bootmaker 40 Richardson J. B., vVaverley Warden G.. butcher 48 Brown F. C., Sudhury Vacant Beverlev 36 Nash J. '1'. C., :r.l.B., C.M., (Edin.,) Pater T., EarIs-,,:i1le Mastery in Surgery, Kingshlllliodge

...•••... here is Le,mard road Here is "O(ld leading to [(ent lIouse Station (L.O,D. Railway) Mhxted H. 0., Beekenham lodge Diplock F. Neate G. 1., auctioneer & estate agent East Side-from Penge Road. 34 Blake Mrs., 1, Albemarle villas Jones Thos., Albemarle lodge 32 Mann T. 2" " Langlands John, Kent house farm 30 Thorpe Charles, Millbrook 28 Pethns F. G., Bourne End Mackintosh A., contractor Field George L., Elmside 26 Morris A. W .. Holmlea 24 Anns A., Fairlight Coombes Alfred, Elleslie 22 Lewis J., 7, Albemarle villas 20 Swamson C. W. 0., Castlegate Kings Hall Road. ...•••..••.•... Here is Redde'ls Road .••.....••••••• 18 Dunn A. H.. The Rosarv t Martinego 16 Hill Richard, 10 Albemarle villas 3 Mohl 14 Webb S. L., Sweetbriar 5 Langham A. C., solicitor, Edith ho. 12 Mills F. W., Hawkhurst 7 Bradstreet A., Ardwell 10 Sch7,ieger 'Hugo, 13, Albemarle 9 Hardwick W. D., Buena Vista villas 11 Meates S. E., Norlington 8 Ramse.v R., 14, Albemarle villas 13 Pillin H. L., Glanville 6 Sutton George, Brideoak 15 Mertens H. VV., Melrose 4 Colborn Mrs. C. E., Innishail 17 Neeves Arthur, Lindley cottage •••.•••••.•.••• Here is Kent House Lane ....••...... ' .. 19 Furztl George, Hazlewood 21 Sanderson James, Llanberis Kingswood Road.-DECKENHAM._ 23 Whiting, J.D. C., surgeon, Dengate Postal address-Penge S.E• •••.••... ~'·e is A/de,'mead ,'oad ..•..•..• 53 Goddard T. E. 25 Beasley James, Ashdown 54 Skinner H. 27 Springbette John Chas., Lyndale 55 Elphick Job 124 BECKENHAM STREET DIREOTORY.

56 Barrell G. 19 Steil James, Wellam lodge 57 Diplock F. 21 Tilling F., Sunnyside 58 Gee C. 23 Williams W. W., St. Claire 59 Leadbetter George Laurie Park.-BECKENHAM. 60 Bailey B. Postal address-Sydenham S.E. 62 Mason Charles From Crystal Palace Park Road. 63 Saunders Mrs. 65 Jordan Thomas Cutbill Mrs., Southwood 66 Ranson George Sillem Augustus 67 Hoades Walter Beasley Mrs., The Cedars 68 Wood Henry George Jervis Colonel, Chatkyll 71 Francis J., Ougham cottage Reed H. A., The Ferns Pash J. Allworth, Esbcurn Smith J. H., The Elms The Knoll Rocke J. H., Weldon lodge West Side-from Bromley Road. Umney Charles. Eardley. house Williams L. J., Oak Hill house VValker Mrs., Springfield Skinner Dr., Waylands Birstingle Mrs., Hawthorneden Durrant F. ""V., Oakhurst Mitchell E. A., GonviIllCl Warren Mrs., Egrove _ Geary N. N. B , Blithdale BerridgeGeorge William, Dunton lodge Tyson T. R., Gilldwyns Blow A. L. , Glenthorn Clifford H. B., Mavisbank Pitt George, S. Agatha's lodge Bromley H., Glazely Wilkinson The Misses, Lorton Carter F. H., Bernage Tufnell 0., Greenlands East Side-from Bromley Road. Fernerty Miss, Bellevue Wancke H. F., Hemmet Orp Mrs., Mentone Cornabp W. A., Wyen.eld King S., Cheriton Parker James, Fairview Marotta Mrs., Riverie

Langley Road.-ELMERs END. Lawn Road. From Caper's Cope Road to Brackley Road South side. 2 Moss F. Beddoe James, Winterdyne 4 Brooker F. G. Potter Wm •., Elmside Elmers End Congregational Chapel Medwin James, The Grange Snow John, Florence Villa Windle Mrs., Claverley house Lennard Road. Oxley W. A.• Elmhurst Left Side-from New Beckenham Railway Vacant Oakfield Station. Firmin Charles, Ellerslie New Beckenham Rail.way Station N01'tll side. (S.E.RJ 1 Marshall G. Mathew Walter 1 3 WoodfordeJames G. Foreman Ernest 2 4 Radburn, Charles Jones Oharles A. 3 5 Hawks R. Martin Mrs., Normanhurst 6 Fosbery Mrs. .•.•.•... hel·e is King's l-Ialll·oad .•.•.•.•. 7 Vacant •.•.. here is Aldel's jJlead "oad ••.•.• 9 Johnson Miss 11 Greene E. W. Redward George, Dunedin villa 13 Stanton J. Harmes J., Llanberis 15 Morris T. •.•.•.•.• hel'e is Reddons l'oad 17 Miller J. C., Lynmouth house M orris Charles, Haddenham BEUKENHAM STREET nmECTORY. 125

Smith Walter J., Villette 10 Connon Mrs. Selby Edgar H., Lindula 11 Haydon Mrs. Chapman A. P., Camille 12 Maskey Wm. Bertling Lewis, The Aloes 13 Sparkes Joseph Evans Henry C., Olivette 14 Parker Edward Curryer Thomas, Ravensdale 15 Smith Fredk. ..•... here is Kent House l'oad 16 Hohs O. W . 17 Hardy H. Finch Mrs., Wiercotte 18 Harding John Cox Benjamin, Connemara 25 Ranger George Budd C. Dixon, 3 Queen Anne's villas 23 Woodrow Downes J. 0., Botbmar 21 Moore Arthur 3 Heathfield Ter. Sale-Barker Mrs., Inglenook 19 Vacant 4,." Bennett J. N., Vitznau 17 Willis James 5 " " ....••... here is Courtenay l'oad . 15 Hay ter, Dyer & Cleaner 6" " Woollett W., Melrose 1 Keevil 7 Wahler Max, Engadine 11 Abram:; 8"" Wade Mrs., Brooklea 9 Skinner John 9 " " Simons W. S., St. Norm~m's 8 Thornton T. W., stationer and Warwick Thos. Peachey, St. At 'yn's printer, Trinity house Newington Mrs., St. Helier ...•.•...... here is Pal'ish Lane ...... •.•.• Grose Richard, TbJrlmere 5 McKee 7 Eaton villa Miller F.S., Rokewode 3 Hill F. 8 " " . 1 White J. 9 " " ...... here is Jlorland road ...... here is Neu'lands Park •...... •. Jones J., surgeon, Northcote Rig1lt Side-from New Beckenham Station Savage H. F., Roskilde Kendall J. G. Grant G. R., The Retreat Ellis Henry Harris P. G., Spafield Charity W., Northside Lale H. H., The Ferns Veraguth Theodore, Ravenscroft Faulkner G. T., Fernleigh Oliver C., s::>licitor,Penrith Brownsmith T., Home Lea Owen H , Parkdale Barker James, Ashleigh Grinney Mrs., Glendev0n Hill W. H., Emu lodge Dow John, Acbray Bryce J. A., St. Faith's Pollard Mrs., Mersted Albemarle College- principal, Rev. Giding E , Colston A. C. Coote Faber H., Fiona 53 Essam W., Pax well Rumble F., Swainswick Knight C. S. Atkinson T. J., Killarney 51 Page Madame, dressmaker, Fron- Covell CooClovelly fellen Bassett J, D., Grasmere 49 Ledicott A. W., Sunnyside 47 Hearn H. D., Florentine Villa ...... •. here is Catm' l'oad ...... •... 45 Wheeler Mrs. R., St. Julian 43 Rainbird Lieut.-Col., lsorfolk villa Bot.lf Tl'inity Church 41 Cumberland Mrs., Brooklyn 64 Daukes Rev. S. W., The "Vic'lrage 39 Acock Miss F., Norbury 62 Scott B. A., surgeon, Eversley 37 Harbert E., Rockleaze 60 Hunter W. F., Claremont 35 Lowe J. H., Halton villa 58 Skellorne J., Ellesmere villa 33 Peen villa 56 Jackson C. E., Creedy 31 Partridge John L., Milton 54 Attwill A., Maristow 29 Phillips Robert, Arpenteenie 02 Molton W., Cleven den 27 Champ W., Westwood 50 Vacant 126 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

48 Relf T. J., Hope villa 13 Milner William H. 46 Robinson R. B., Rosedale 14 Fawcett Mrs. 44 Gardiner T., Glenvals 15 Druit- 42 Oliver A., Homestead villa 16 Palmer John 40 Allen C., Northrnoor house 17 Ellis A. 38 Blogg E. M., Westfield 18 Swain W. 10 Sinclair John 1 Eaton villas 1.9 Eldridge A. 8 Pullen D., 3" 20 Shepperd 6 Mayle H., 4 21 Dickinson H. 4 Quick C. W., 5 22 Hardcastle H. C. 2 Hardy Charles 6 23 Brown James Limes Roa({.- CRESCENT ROAD. 24: Stewart Edward 47 Jone~ Mrs. 25 McLean Robert 45 Crux H. F. 20 Ramsden ""V. 43 Parks Amos 27 Prince F. 41 Whitbread Alfred 28 Starbuck John T. 39 Russell Charles 29 Bailey T. 37 Barker C. 30 Robinson Mrs. 35 Wood R 3] Dingle W. 'r. 33 Cullen James 32 Catton S. 31 Levens R. 33 Wright G. 29 Webb Alfred 27 Dennis Richard 25 Midwinter Samuel l!IIackenzie Roa::1.-BIRKilECK. 23 King Alfred West Side. 21 Coot Mrs. 1 Knight J. W. 19 Durling Thomas 2 Mace J. 17 WoodG. 3 Medcalf A. 15 Vacant 4 Elcock Henry 13 Obee F., 5 Head W. 11 Jupp F. Foote Rev. J. A., Mackenzie villa 9 Stables Mitchell Miss, dressmaker 7 Francis Edward Layzell Jeremiah 1 Stockwell ter. 5 Midwinter C. McNinlay J. 2 3 Cree E. Whitteridge Henry W. 3 " 1 Wall Mrs. Wilson John 4 Williams G., bootmaker Wfl.rden W. P., Edith villa Edwards E., Upton villa Posta! Address: Sydenham, S.E. Atkins Sydney, Burford house Assistant Relieving Officer, No. 1 District Linden Grove.-NEwLANDS PARK. Bromlev Union 1 Hobbs James Tucker Mrs. 2 Iliff Rev. F. Howard Alfred, surveyor, 1 The Hollies 3 Olarke Mrs. Larter William 2" 4 Brown J. Ashworth William E., Oyprus lodge 5 Bishop William T. E. Watkins E., Strathmore lodge G Franklin James Glover Alfred. Oak villa 7 Larkstead H. Caston fl., Lorne villa 8 Crickett William Hannan E., Bl)ston Villa 9 Coppard F. Morphew Mark, Ashlea 10 Pritchard G. Deal Sydney, Elmlea 11 Allen G. Clegg John, Newcastle 12 Carter Geor~e Longshaw Edward, Bryn-Y-Mor BEOKENHAM STREET DIHEOTORY. 127

Bailey Oharles, 1, The Ferns Bridges William: Ohandos villa Barnett Mrs., 2 The Ferns Jones John James, Ivy Elm Jenning8 G. H., baker, &c Hedley vVm. James, 2 Harlow Hill cot. Humberstone Miss ] Park terrace Hedley Mrs. Isabel, 1 " " Henry Foster 2 Miller Mrs., Springfield house Bosley George James 3 Hoadley B., Bow villa Coward C. R. 4: Fox George, Cassiobury Jones Mrs. 5 " Roots George, Birnam cottage Russell Mrs. (j Day Joseph, Bruce cottage Gabillett Victor, Ferna villa Stinson H., Belgrave lodge Gibson G. W., ·Waltham house Galloway C. E., 4: Bplgrave villas Stewart Daniel. 2 Wheatsheaf villas Dosse E. 3 Middleton Charles, Maryville Marshall W. N., 2 " Dobbie ·W.• Kermichael house Hall Johu, 1 " ·Wardle Joseph, 1, Eaglescroft Clarke J. E., Laurel cottage " Hodges James 2 Came S., Bloomfield Cottage Burton ·William 5. Linden villas Gooch Elli&, The Cottage Seaman C. K. 4: Vacant Newsham villa Craig J. 3 Cunningham Mrs., Ye Cotte Newman H. 2 " Whitehouse B. W., 2 Belle Vue cotto Fletcher S. J., 1" " HallA. J., 1 " Wanostrocht H. N. T., Keston villas Hicks William, lfield lodge

East Side. Manor View.-BuRRELL Row. Dawson Mrs. E., Suffolk villa 1 Verrell James Brown William John, Selina villa 1 Lewis William Cox William, Conway villa 2 Hills ·William Henry Roberts Octavan, The Thorns 2 Geltr Alfred Lambert T., Graham bouse 3 Deller F. Harrison M. 0., Cedar villl1 3 Bendle W. Salter H., Lime villa 4 Higgins R. Dickerson W. H., TresweU 4: Best A. Gulley E. S., Warthy Vale 5 Wait J. Crane T., Rockhead 5 King E. Naumann R 4:Tintagel villas 6 Brown T. Kohler Mrs. E., 3 6 Scutcher E. Hawkins Mrs. 2 'J 7 Groom Arthur Murgatroyd W. 1 " " 7 Hine James Isger Alfred J., Hersham house Rawley T., 2 Victoria villas Earl J. H., 1 Victorla villas Manor Road Clark John G., builder, ~leak house From Bromley Road to High Street. Craker James, :stor.kdale Anley G., Mossdale Right-hand &ide. Williams Arthur. Woodside Hooper Mrs., Vanburgh house Saunders H.. Carisbrooke Tolhurst J. G., St. Albans Crossley Edw.ud. Gladstone cottage Turner W. F., Manor lodge Swaat F .. Glensfold Sler H. W., H.arlesuell Bruce John, Merton cottage Chatel' Mrs. F., Bredicot Hind T., Prospect cottage Drew Wm, 39 Manor road Sylven T., Lansdown villa. gun maker Brown Edwin E., Lynton Roots John, 1Mackenzie villas Chieseman J. W., Glen Edith Trussler Mrs., 2" " Hartley Mrs., Oatlunds 128 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Buckler A., Clanna Falls lodge Moss Lea Road.-BEcKENH.UI. Harrison Rev. A., Gloucester house Postal Address- Penge S.E. Osborne Mrs. Delano, Waldo James Thomas, Ryde villa 27 Panford J. Hubble Miss, 2, Albury Villas 28 Potter 1. J. 29 Hedge W. Adams Mrs., 1 " Frind Mrs., 2 Elm Villas 30 Thompson Mrs. 31 Jenkins Mary Parkhouse R, J., 1 " . Le.vis Mrs., 2 Clyde VIllas 37. Maddon C. B. 33 Lynn James Price Miss, Adey Mrs. 1 " Hose Mrs., 2 Ohestnut Villas 34 Browning W. 35 Taylor Ri~hard Vian W. C.. 1 " Gascoyne W., 2 Gordon villas 36 Francis William Fletcher Mrs. Mount Pleasant.--HIGH STREla- Hoghen H. W. Pillar box, Coffee tavern, Iron 1'oo1ll'1 1 Vacant 2 Austen John Left·hand side. 3 Smith Samuel Edwardes Miss, Bryntirion 4 Turner Charles Hudson J., Kippington 5 Morris Oharles Geogh~gan Robert, Avoca 6 Osborne Robert Joy David Manor house 7 Owen John Kirkman H. F., Myrtle lodge Vacant Shutt W., Braunton Wills Mrs., Elmhurst Newlands Park. Postal A c1dress- Sydenharn S.E. Giddings, G. '1'., M.D., M.R.C.S., Hillworth From Penge Railway Station. Blaker William Webb Miss, Elmswood villa Cawley G., Grange Thorpa Sullivan Uapt., Beckenham Views Crawshaw G., Woodcote Lester Mr~., Stanmore lodge '" .1ze7·eis Upper Lennard road .... Thirkell Sidney, 1 Cleveland villas Morland Road.-LENNAltD nOA:i King Edward, 2 " Webb Miss, 3 Postal Address-Penge S.E. Miles Mrs., 4 East Side.-Frolll Somerville Ho••d. Condy P. J., 5 Hollin~sworth J., builder Lewthwaite J. 6 " Livmgstone F., The Retreat Honey James, Stetchworth villa Sullhan J. J., Kent villa Gardener F., 1 Westbrook villas Lavington W. J., Wykeham house Gardener J., 2 " Amy A. P.. 1 East view Collins J. W., Homesdale Canning C. G., 2 Crowden, Robt. H., The Larches Osmond Watson, Netherton West Side.-from Somerville Road...... here zs TVestboume 1·oad." Banner A. C., Charlton house Pardons E., grocer Dodson Mrs., Cambridge lodge BouItard John, Acacia villa Brooksbank T., Ridgewell W., Montague villa Jepson 0., Elmfield Collier A. D .. Littleworth villa Castle E. A., Wat.ton villa West Szde. Webb W., Everleigh villa Raine Richard, Birkendale Rush Fred 2 Hamilton villas Dean James, Brooklyn Restall A. E., 1 " JVinster House Young Ladies Srlwo Miss Fincher BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 129

Lowrie Geo., bt. Ronuns Hutchins, J. 4 Elm terrace Seymour Capt .. Dunkeld cottage Blandford G., plumber, 3 " Schmidt Capt. J. L., Sunnyside Akerman W., 2" Winter Ernest, Linden villa Young Bros., chimney cleaners, 1 Elm Cooper Henry, Fernside terrace Lindsay, J. A. C., Lily vale Boakes Richard ...... l!f:l'e is Venner road ..... Bradley Jesse Ingram James Rhodes J. H., chrmist, &c. Beaver Joseph, family grocer Goodwin W. B., grocer Map H. C., tobacconist her( are Whatele!J &' Thesigel' roads Haggis J , fruiterer, &c. Combe .J., tobacconi~t & newsagent Stears B. & "V. H., booksellers Anderson Thomas Bassett A., outfitter Oak Hill Road. Wesilah W. hairdresser North Side-from Crescent Road. Ash Arthur Edward, confectioner, &c. Dicks' waterproof boot stores Lowson John A., The cottage Wells Mrs. St Barnabas' Church Goodman E. South Side-from Crescent Road. Scarlett M. H. Congregational Church Corney Jonathan, grocer Hartley- Knighton Winter C. C., butcher Stevens F., Pickerage Dean A. A., decorator Dowler Mrs., Ellerslie Nichols J. E., Mayfield .,. ", '.. here is Tennyson 1'oad Penge and Reckenham Co-operative Stores Parade (The) Beckenhalll Mission Hall.-Uzzel H., High street and Rectory road. caretaker 1 Booth Mrs. W., grocer 2 Vacant ...... here w'e Alexandra Cottages . 3 Parker John & Co., high-class ~ere is 1'oarl to Holy 7hnzty Church music and pianoforts warehouse Warne K W., pianoforte warehouse ,~ 4 Rabbitts & Sons, boot makers Charlett J. T., Hampshire Fanner's 5) Hayes & Co., general & fancy Dairy- 6}" drapers, silk mercers, &c. Freight E. J. J., shopkeeper 7 London and Provincial Bank- Hearne Miss C. W. Gribble, manager Neves Mrs. shopkeeper Wehb S. W., tobacconist & stationer 8 Cooper J., tailor Pobgee Edward, bootmaker Valery F., photogmpher Mason W. 14 New road t' Spendlove F., artist Kirby F. 13" ~ Ralli E. Gregory John 12 ~ 8ATurle R., wine merchant Tyler A. 11 ~ 9 Will an J., Beckenham pharmacy Simmens G. 10 " 10 Vacant " Beckenham -School of Music Browning Mrs. 9 11 Medcalf H , jeweller Smith J. 8 12 Cooper F., builder, &c. Hills C. 7 Lewington H. 3 Parish Lane.-BECKENHAM Waghorn S. 5 Alexandra Schools.-Master, boys,W. Worzill J. 4 " Goodman Oliver L. 3 " 130 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Johnson F. 2" Browett J. B., auctioneer, valuer, and Maskell H., 1 " house agent Youllg Men's .f1·iendly Society Copeland Henry, building \Yorks Hedges F'., butcher, 1 Clifton ter. New Beckenham station S.E.R Hedges F., provision dealer 2 " " Hannam G., stationmaster N ewe ham E.,family oilman3 North Side-from New Railway StatlOU. Newing W., hairdresser 4 ,. Keeler Mrs. A., florist Crawley Thos.,shoemaker 5 " Obicini Frederick Peter, Llanfair Edmonds Misses G " " Pope A. 7 " " .•...•.•... here is Laten l'oad .•...... •. " Reed J. F., 8 " Crowther-Beynol! Rev. S. R,l\LA., West- !) " " Peckham Henry ,, field Mole E. 10 , Firth Francis Helmp., Mounthill Seale N. 11 , ." Freeman S. P., Lyndhurst Godfrey C. 12 " Attenborough J., Rosslyn Wilkill30n G. 13 " Holman G., Ridgemont Reynolds A. 14" Phillips Rev. T. Lloyd, M.A., The Abbey Hart Mrs. 15 School Hawkins J. 16 " " Roberts Mrs. 17 " Huory H. 18 " Pelham Road.-BIRKBECK. Orton T. J. 1!) " From Birkbeck Roa.d. Gold T. .20 " Everden T. ] Pelham terrace Hayter Mrs. 21 " " Gray C. 2 Reid J. W. 22" Miles A. 3 Finning - 23" ., Dove James, 4 Worsell G. F. 24: Clifton ter. Cooper S. T., 5 " Scott B. 25 Cox II. G. 1 Surrey viiIas Eagleback - 26 Pink G:, fruiterer, 2 ;, Bryant Mrs. 27 LJeckfnlwlIl Parle Farm lJai1'Y- HallWm. 28 ,. Oliver H. J. Curtis H. 2!) Ware W. 30 " Penge Road. Sullivan A. 31 " " Now called Beckenha.lll road Ga:mmon A., grocer 32 " No/·tlt Side. " From Hig:.t Street to E:e.ut House Road. Pitt the Misses, Braemar Park Road. Morllock William, Tregarnon South Side-from Southeull Road. Gregory Walter, Glenhurst Ashwell W. C., 1 Park Road H~rding G. R., .Lindum Burton Miss S. S., Minshull house Stephens Mrs., Prestinari Stilwell Mrs., Springcr:>ft Hyslop R. Murray, Eversley Taylor A., Kingswood ...... here is Hayne road . Glennie G. F., NO.5 Vardon Mrs., yvakehurst bdge Wallace J., The Clock House Brown Antho'ny, Hillingdon Horsham T., Thayer's Park Nursery Vacant, Colintraive Clock House Railwa.1J Station (S.E.R.) Horsley Mrs., Maitland house Taylor J. T., 1 Verulam terrace Green Rev. C., Vicarage Fowler' 2" " ••• , .1lere is Lawn road . Radley W.. 3" " Pannett A., 4 " Ovey Mrs. Ballygunge Vincent William 5" ,...... • here is Copers Cope road Hickson John 6 " BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY 131

Semark James 7 Verlllam terrace Ponder Frank M. 3 Hartington ter. Sherwood A.} 8 Prance Herbert C. S.?' " plumber "" Harding Miss 1 " Moody Charles 9 " Harding W. M., surveyor Turnbull C. 10" ., Chandler Arthur 3 Lorue villas .....• here is Tha.1Jer's Farm 1'oad . Cowley Miss 2 Ribbens G. J ,baker, &c., 11 Verulam ter Le Petit Miss 1 " Pyrke B. S., grccer, &c., 12 Verulam ..... herQ is Ravenscroft 1'oad terrace Williams Mrs., Birkbeck house Hodges G , tobacconiost, 13 Verulam ter. .. here is BirlclJeck road . Reynolds T.M. Watch- 14 " maker Burland Thomas H., grocer, &c. Green]. W., plumber 15 " Wright H., butcher Andrews J. G., mason, Fern cottage ...... here is ll1aclcenzie 1'oad . Carter Mrs .• Ivy lodge ...... here is A1·thw· 1·oad. .. . Jones T. W. & Co., ironmongers Prince Arthur Hotel, Tolhurst Charles Wright A., stationer, Kent House Minter Edward 9 Adeline teri8Ce Post Office, 2 Victoria buildings Ollive George 8 " Lovely E., chemist, 1 Victoria building Metcalf Charles 7 ...... here is lJarnlllead1·oad . Hawkins Mrs. Ii Smith Joseph 5 " Delignieres F., La Faloi::;e Ousley F., dairyman4 Leonard Edward, Maisonette Moody 'William 3 " " Syrne J., builder, Strathearn cottage Thatcher Norton 2 " Duncan Wm., builder, Clunie cottage Baxter George 1 " Pillin Septimus John, LHy villa Killick John. Adeline house Waring A. W., Shirley villa ...... !H"-J:elS Sydney 1·oad . Bennett T., Silverton Woodhams Joseph, Sidney cottage Vacant Sewardstone Evans Mibs, teacher of music Fagan E. Rev., Clydesdale Hh:gins T. L., Langdale Hoskin A. W .. Rosemount Lloyd W .. Stoneleigh Church Georg~ F., AtpHa Attree Wm. G. The Rollies McLatchie A., Scaur Vale Crowley O. F., Boscom rye Lowry A. Stephen St., St. Mawe's Wells Jas. W., l\f.J.C E., F.R.G.S., Olinda Thorpe Walter, Woodville Bean Mrs., Knightly Phillips Capt., R.N., Home cottage Grant Mrs. ,V. S., Waveney Drake Mrs., Ohirton Meakin Mrs., Nethercote Wood Mrs., Florence Elm Road Chapel Gifford Miss. Camber villa ...... here is Elm 1'oad ...... here ;'s Plawsfield road . Newman E., M0:1tro3e Boys Thos., Eversley Percival Frederick, Southfield No. 27 McKinlay P., Rahane Wilkinson T. J., Grove Lodge Garwood W. H., Glencoe Fielder The Misses, Carliollville Barnett C., Carrollton 'Edmonds W. T .• Rippington hel'e is Lower Hayne road Wilks John II., Bonchurch Wh~lon Oharles Edward, Haddon Thorp Wm. Edwin, St. Hilda's Voss H., Holstein house Butler A. G., The LilHes Berk Robert, Crefeld South Side-from Kent House Road to High Johns Richard, Wardendale street. J May R. H., Glendale tJhallis T., florist, &c. 7 Hartington ter .. Porter H., Ashley Hay Lawrence 'William 6 " • Richards Mrs., Lorgan Radford J., 4: " Andrews 0. J., Firbank 132 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. ---- Barton Dr., Colville house : Ravenscroft Road. McArthur Rev. D., school for boys, I West Side-from Penge Road. Be~kenham lodge Steere L., Cranley villa 1 Bassett J., Camden villa Princess Terrace. 2 Thubon J. Postal address-Penge S.E. 3 Nunn G., gardener Crosses bottom of Albert Road. 4 Bassett Mrs. 1 Pilkington J. 5 Vacant 2 Russell W. F. G Aylott Mrs., milliner & dressmaker 3 Hall Mr. 7 Downer J. A. 4 My lchreest W. Brice J. E., Victoria lodge 5 Richard George 9 Defoy Charles G Mitchell T. 10 Barnett W. 7 Wiseman T. 11 Hyland Thos. 8 Steers G. A. 12 Webber George 9 Woodley John 13 Pitcher W. 10 Cogger J. 14 ROl'e Joseph, Ravenscroft villa 1] Andrews A. Adams Mrs., Sussex laundry 12 Danes D. Jennings Benjamin, Elizabeth villr. 13 Eely H. Chew Alfred, Edithville 14 Jones W. Simpson Thomas, Silbury villa 15 Harley Mrs. Needham A. '1'., Avebury villa 16 James Mrs. Hopkins Mrs., St. Cecil laundry 17 Bosher William Terry John, Roseneuth cottages 18 Parker W' Mallett W. 19 Munting J. French W. J., gardener, Roseneath cotto 20 Weston A. Ferber Gustavus, Brockley Cottage 21 Buckett R. Wheeler Alfred 22 Kirby G. H. Morrison Edward, Ivy cottage 23 Wright B., Bootmakar Morgaa Daniel, 1 Chawton villas 24 NevaI'd J., shopkeeper Carter Mrs. A., 2 " Queens Road. Seale J., Luther villa Postal Address-Beckenham, Kent. Hughes J., Myrtle villa Breed William, Vine nursery From Becken"am Road. Pobgee W. G., Lake Wm., Kenwyn Lovejoy Wm. Winder Thos., Oakendine Jennings Mrs., Inkerman house ...... here is Avenue l'oad . Railway Approach. Smith R. J., 1 Edinburgh terrace Up side from Beckenham Junction Sbttion. Woo]cott Geo. 2 " ,. Batchelar & Son, removal contractors Scarlett Charles 3 " Bourdon W. & Co., cycle manufacturers Jeffs Mrs. 4 " and agents Ed ward Thomas Carr H. & W., agents for Benskin & Co., Minard Richard, nurseryman brewers, Watford Warrilow J., Stafford house Down side from Southend road to Station. Garrett George Timothy, Kent villa Moore & Mathew, coal merchants Wheatley Mrs., Rock house Booth Bros., coal merchants East Side -from Penge Road. Otf01'd Lime Company Meadows Walter 5 Stanhope villas Cabmen's Shelter Clow Jam~s 4:" " Carr H. & W., lime merchants Mack George, 3" " Adams George 2 "" :Railway Bridge (See Southend Road.) Fuller William, 1 "" BECKEN HAM STREET DIRECTORY. 133

Hoath John, Pembroke cottage Smith A., Oakside Gwilliam Thomas, Pembroke houEe Davies John 3 Darwin villas Rectory Road Bell Mrs. E. 2 " Right-hand side. Davidson A., 1, Darwin villas Marsh H.laundress 13 Church terrace Nash W. Hilton, The Dell Cheldon C., 12 " " ...... here is Blalcene1j 1'oad . Archer James 11 Gill C., Java lodge Andrews Charles, 10 " " Parry C.., Grosvenor lodge Charman Daniel 9 " " Vacant Clairvaux Edwards E. 8" " Fox C., Rosslin Turner Mrs. 7" " Brown A,Hred. Willoughby house Rose A. 6" " I~ingeman Mrs. E. A., Glenmore HankinsonJ ohn W. 5 " " Secretan Philip, ~uthurst Adams - 4" " Thompson Samuel, Lindifferon Killi~k William 3 " " Left-hand side fr'om Station. Murden E. 2" " S Cooper J., tailor Gates Mrs. 1" " Valery F., photographer S.S.Michael and .All Angels' Chw'ch Pleasance W. 2 Laburnum villas Spendlove F .. artist. Ralli E. Sa R. Turle, wine merchant Steele Tsaac 1 " Knight J. R. 1 Clifford terrace 9 Willan J., Beckenham pharmacy Vacant 2"" ~ 10 Cameron D. W., auctioneer Rolff E. a" Sol Beclcenham School of Music Lloyd Mrs. 4" Lydall & Son, Stationer Rolfe WIlL .•.n ;) " 11 Medcalfe H., jeweller Lawrenl-e lieorge G " 12 Cooper F., builder Miller Mrs., 7 " Giblin Ernest, 8" " Bartlett Edwd. H., solicitor, Woodfield Bird W. C. 9 " Wood H. D., Meadow View Dennis D. 10" Alfollibone C. V., Deepthorne Bailey M. A. 11" " Webb William, The Beeches Morgan John 12 Clifford terrace Morgan J .. Kelvin grove Marshall J obn 13 " Cooper E., Ravensbourne Atkins F. 14 White Wm., Maybank " Rose Cottages. Soul E. J., newsagent 2 Alice villas 1 Rummond Fredenck Godfrey E.. 1" 2 Willis Harry Kennard Alfred Cnmbrook cottage 3 Harman John Hardwick H., Jane Cottage St. George's Road. Adams Ernest 9 Harcourt terrace Mitchell Mrs. 8 " " Right-hand Side-from Bromley Road. Beeker George, 7 " Downham Francis, 1 Gloucester terrace Bardwin S. 6 Hudscn John 25Gloucester ~tone Henry 5 " " 1 terrace Smith Thomas W. 4 " " Garrell G. 3 Smith R. J. 3 " " Doggett W. 4 " Head S. 2 " " Meadows George 5 Coote N. J. 1 " " Linwood William 6 " Vacant Lea Bark " " Qator Miss 7 Pearce E., Cromwell villa Wilde Mrs. 8 " Scott Thomas, Cey Ion villa Rule George 9 " Luff Charles, Delhi villa Astell W .• builder 10 " Barham, n., Fernside Miles Charles 11 " " 134 BECKENHAM- STREET DIRECTORY.

Moore Miss 12 Gloucesterter. Kyte William 3, Courtenay villas Pankhurst G. 13 " Schlee R. 4" " Durval MiEs., 2 Gloucester villas Wright Eggar, 1 St. James' villas Manger H., Rate Collectm', 1 Glouces- Copeland H. 2 ter villas Verbrugger E. ~ Fox C. A., Gloucester Lodge Lugsden Mrs. 4 " Bunce W. R. 1 Norfolk villas Right-hand Side -from Albemarle Road. Harris William 2 St. George's Kimmings W. J. { villas Paul John 3 " Bullman George 4 " Fartridge F. W., pro- Richard E. . ] Edith vilJas fessor of music 2 Braybon John 2 ." .A stell The Misses, } 3 dressmakers " Vacant 4 Southend Road. Meek George 5 Left-hand Side -from High street. Phillips Charles W. 6 Wood Miss, A.F.B.,) Le\'ens Wm., auctione.:lr, estate Kirl(lergarten ;,. 7 agent, &c. Fox C. A.. solicitor School ) " Wells Primrose, phY5ician and surgeon :", Edgecombe fishmollger & poulterer Bourn ville ~ LawrelJce's Cigar Stores Wilson Mrs. Hugh, Ingleside ';:: Windsor & Co. china warehouse ~ Grinsted D., corn merchant here is Chw'ch l'oad •~ Hall Mrs. A. J., school of embroid- Levens H. W., 2 Church villas ~ ery Hall George James, 1 n '5 Batchelar & SOli, furniture ware- ~ house Rickett, Smith & Co., coal mercts. Somerville Road Engleheart & Co.. auctioneers South Side.-From Thesiger RO

Grenside H. N.) solicitor. Brockhurst 33 Knell J. Newman Mrs., Oakwood L~ft side. Feltoe Francis, Parkside house 2 Blackham D. Lawrence F. 'V.,F.R.G.S., Oakleigh 4 Loveridge L. Lane F. G., 'Voodthorpe 6 Cheeseman-- Stubbs Miss, Branxholm 8 Fields W. Owens Mrs., Woodlands 10 Evans J. 12 King G. Right-handSide-from High street. 14 Smith J. .,.; Deacon and Hewlett, chemists 16 Lewis W . ~ ColeJ. Schroder,draper& silk mercer 18 Ingralll T. .:;: Weeks Geo., ironmonger, &c., llgent 20 ..<·l.rnoldC. CQ for Elkington's electro- plate 22 Giblin H. ~ Rich F. W., butcher ~ Beckenham and Penge Adyertiser Tennyson Road . .~ BaxterPayne & Lepper,landagents, WestSide.--From Parish Lane ~ auctioneers, surveyors, &c. 2 BuddJ. Sturges M. J., M.D., M.H.C.S., The Limes Rutland Mrs., The Larches 4 Clements J 6 Powell J ...... here is the Avenue . 8 Grist W H. Humphreys C. 0., Teversham house 10 Pearce Walter Clarke T. H., Atlir.gworth house 12 Oakenfull Miss Cunningham J ohu, Egerton house 14 Thayer R. Rule Miss, Beckville 16 Horwood Joseph Neame Miss, Belmont 18 Gough George Pearce Arthur, Bexley house 20 DIckenson James Sewell Mrs., Elmstone house 22 Fields David 24 Potten H. C...... here is Fox Grove 1·oad . 26 Stone H. Cato1' Estate Office 28 Leggott Ed ward Simpson F. H., Thornbury 30 Caw J. Wilkin John F., III.D. & III.S., TheW arrens 32 Marsh W. Lomax Wm., Haw~horndene 34 Holtham H. Green T. J., The Coppice 36 Pearce H. 38 Standing G. 40 Holtham W., Sultan Street. Postal Address-Beckenham Kent. 42 Holtham J. decorator From Arthur Road-Right Side. 44 Whittlesey Mrs. 1 Lloyd G. 46 Downer Jesse 3 Lucas F. 48 Rosseau Armagh 5 Kingswood D. 50 Smith G. F. 7 Tower Mrs. .. here i.'I Morland 1'oad . 9 Stephenson A. East Side.-From Somerville Road. 11 Holland T. 13 Holland H. 51 Godsmark Bros, grocers 15 Gt'orge W. 49 Astell John 17 Cook W. 47 Springett Alfred '19 Wood- 45 Andrews George 23 WatsonH. 43 Chaffin F. 25 Heather A. 41 Sheryer R. 27 Noyse G. 39 Pearce E. M. 29 Nicholls H. 37 Longley Thomas 31 Lawrence James 35 Cook John 136 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

33 Hinton John 25 Blackburn Charles 31 Cartwright Miss 21 Lee J('hn 29 Strattan Thomas 29 Balcoulbe Peter 25 Langley Charles 31 Case G. 23 Powell R. E. East Side.-From Somerville road. 21 Toomey D. 4 Lewis J. 19 Minter J. 6 Basin C. 11 Nevard J. 8 Devine James 15 Fretton W. 10 Miller James B. 12 Chatfield R 13 Hose W. 11 Bryant G. 14 Burt Tho"Ilas 9 Whittington W. 16 Kimber William 1 Wickens G. 18 Farnell Charles, shoemaker 5 Brackley C. 20 Farnell James 3 Whiblev R. 22 Foster George 1 Corney·J. 24 Hughes J. S. 26 Ridout T. 28 Vacant Thavers Farm Road. 30 Davidson C. 1 Tate Edward 32 Kelly F. 2 Morris A. 34 Robinson Samuel 3 Booth H. 36 Chinnery Mrs. 4 Jones H. 38 Ridgewell Joseph 5 Fergusson Duncan 40 Standing Mrs. () Cameron W. 42 Farrant Heurv 8 Vacant 44 Lucker G. . 9 Ouzrnan & Adams, Misses 46 Dauiels ThollldS Burnett W. 48 English 1\1rs. Tasker - 50 Greenbrook Mrs. 10 Harding Henry 52 Pope A. 11 Poore Mrs. 1<) Semark G. Lindsay Walter, livery and bait stables Trinity Road. 14 Rippengal W. Clifton A. D. & Co., coal merchants 15 Packham T. R. Shepherd, N eame & Co., ale stores 16 Hayter A. Booth Bros., coal merchants 17 Steere J. J. Bailey R., sand merchant 18 Beckford J. 1 With Alfred J., Park l'avem 19 Chapman C. G. 3 Linfield Peter W., tobacconist 20 Ambridge F. 5 James Miss, general shop Thesiger Road. 7 Clark 'Yo West Side. --From Somerville Road. 9 Woods John 1 KingW. 11 Lock Woo cab proprietor 3 Lyon A. D. & Co., bakers 13 Martin Mrs., grocer Brush Daniel, fishmonger 15 Miller Mrs., tobacconist 7 Gardiner \Villiam) grocer 17 Bailey Ro, contractor 9 Batston Mrs. 19 Worley G., butcher 11 Adams George 21 :-ieale J. 13 Vacant 23 Seale 15 West F. 25 Goldsmith Edwin, grocer 11 Drew Abraham 21 Jarvis J. 19 Wood William 29 PettIey Walter 21 Bartlett H. 31 Crozler J. 23 Dickson J. F. 33 Manger G. BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 137

35 Frost Harry Acock Miss F., Norbury 37 Hollingsworth S., Trinity laundrv'I Harbert E., Rockleaze 39 Vacant Lowe J .H., Hatton \'illa 41 Saunders Samuel Vacant, Peen villa 43 Brooks Mrs. Partridge John, Milton 45 Vacant Phillips Robert, Ardenteenie 47 Sesti M. & Co., modellcrs Champ W., Westwood ...... here is Hw'ding lane ii} Searle J., greengrocer Hayter -, dyer and cleaner 53 Hales Harriet, grocer Keevil 7 Heathfield terrace 58 Bishop E. Abrams F., 8 " " 56 Croft Mrs. Skinner. 9 " 54 Durnham G. Thornton T., stationer 52 Adams W. Hardy Charles 6 Eton villas 50 Vacant Quick O. W. 5 48 Ralf Henry MayleH. 4 44 Pendrv F. Pullen Daniel 3 " 42 Eyerest T. Sinclair John 1 " 40 Rudling G. Blogg E. M., Westfield 38 Sanger G. Allen Chas. Thos., N orthmoor house 34 Chilcraft John Thomas Oliver Alfred, Homestead villa 32 8parkfls James Gardiner T., Glen Vale 30 Roberts E. Robinson R., Rose Dale 28 Knight C. W. Relf Thomas J., Hope villa 26 Hart Alfred Vacant Homewood 24 Harrison Thomas Molton Walter, Clevenden 22 Stones T. Attwill Alfred, Maristow 20 Wa;te W. Jackson O. E., Creedy 18 Waller Cecil Skellorn Isaac, Ellesmere villa 16 Jennings H. Hunter William, Claremont 14 Adams Mrs. J " Scott Bernard C., surgeon, Eversley 12 Carter T. Daukes Rev. S. Whitfield, vicarage 10 Kemp Richard Holy Trinity Church 8 WrightW. 6 Miller Francis Venner Road.-NEWLANDS ROAD 4 Paine T. F., hairdresser Rhode J J M., Harewood house 2 Richardson W., baker Lovering Ernest, Salterne Frampton C. Austin W G., Venner villas Holy Trinity Mission House Littlejohn Fred. Taylor E. Wells J. L., Appleby villa Parfitt C. Hall Mrs., Samoena villa Ryley William, Talbort villa Upper Lennard Road, McI1rwaith W., Ingleside NEWLANDSPARK. Fountain W., The Ferns Albemarle College-Rev. A. E Coote Warden G. C. jun., O'Okiep Essam W., Paxwell Nunn H., Bellcroft Knight C. S. Richards F. 10 Gloucester villas Page Madam, Fronfellan Hatfield C. 9 Ledicott A., Sunnyside Jeffries J. 8 Hearn Henry D., St. Florentin villa Hawkridge J., 7 " Wheeler Mrs. H., St. Julian Ratcliffe S. C. E. 6 " Rainbird All Norfolk villas Robinson Mrs. 5 Cumberland Mrs., Brooklyn Rogers F. A., 4 " " 138 BECJ{ENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Laker James 3 Gloucester villas Wallcox Mrs., Llanbyllon Houghton Mrs. 2 Perrott H., Dunolly Vassie G. 1 " Mortlock W.,auctioneer.Tower Hamlets Moore Charles, Kent villa Allen Robert, N ettlestead Sewell Mrs., Bedford villa Turner Samuel, 2 Suttou villas Prisley John, North View Newsam William 1 " McOlellan B., Sussex villa Miners T.. 1 Dalton villas Cobb C. H., The Paddocks Copas Mrs. 2 " Edwards G., Donovan Lodge Holloway G., 5 Park villas Ray Miss, 2 Hilton villas Tilling W. 4 I, Harbert F., 2 Franklin villas May Mrs. 3" Willson J., 1 " Grand J. 2 Isard A., 2 Brindley villas BickW.A. Vacant 1 " " Stafford F. W., 2 Cromwell villas Westbourne Road. Francis J. H., 1, Cromwell villas Postal address-:::lydenham S.E. From Newlands Park Gibson M. J., Merton VIlla Rogers E. C. 1 Westbourne villas Walker J. A., Denmark villa Woodbridge W. 2 " Vivian Charles, Lynton villa Mace Alfred 3 " Brett L. G. J., Norway villa Hollies J oSt']Jh 4 " Jones Mrs., Burchester Greenfield W. 5 " Diggens David L., St. Sidwell's ...... • ltcl'e is j1aitland 1·oad..•.••... Pickering A., Sunbury house Brown John M., St. Leonards Westgoate Road. Edwards James, Stockbridge house West Side-from Bromley Road. Paul J. H., Ellesmere House Foster E. R., Brasenose Spencer Charles Smith, Kemsdale Knapp Mrs., The Briars Vacant Lilford White P., Glemmore Patrickson John, Cumberland Barry Mrs., Acacia house Carwen Henry, Birkby Clarke Mrs., Cyprus house Bretherton C., The "Ehns Oldham C. E., Cranley howse Trollope C., St. Martin's Robinson Miss, St. Clair ltel'e is Albemarle road, Avenue, and Vacant Charleombe, 1 Grosvenor villas Fo.r: Grove 1·oad. East Side-from Albemarle Road. Howarth B. 2 " Phillips John S., Parkhurst Pl'i.::e Mrs. E. 3 " Lloyd Mrs. M., The Pines Coleman Frank W. 4 " Hay Thomas, The Cedars Clark H. Pickering 5 " With Lars, Kongsberg house Grogan Miss, ladieS} 1 Portland place Smith Joseph A., Eastwell school Heywood B. A., Banner Henderson Charles, 2 Freeman Walter, Park lodge Atkinson Mrs. 3 " Dickson James 4 Whateley Road. McDerJl'lottP. L., 5 East Side. Taylor E., 6 26 Steward P. Murton Arthur 7 24 Davy .Mrs. Figg H. W. 8 22 Johnson James Saville Wimam H., 9 20 Whiterod W. Christie William, 10 " 18 Burnett John Lowe Mrs. 11 16 Besley C. Roberts Miss, 12 14 Baxter T. Davies ~\frs. 13 " 12 Owen John Adamson Miss, Connemara 10 Horn T. BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 139

8 Swaker J. Sharland Mrs., Bonithon 6 Watson Mrs. Elsdon John, Ru.tlands ~ Smith Eo Barnes Mrs., Kynard 2 York Richard Lucas W. F .. Morland West Side. Wheeler G.. Elm lodge 1 Atkins J. Naylor James, Parkview 3 Hughes W. Horner F .. Farningham lodge 5 Pittett J. .. ltere is Overbury Avenue ...... • 7 Dennis Edward Stileman F., Thurstonville 9 Brooks G. Matthews H. A. 11 Cooper E. Peel Mrs., Moore house 13 Carter H. Kipps Edward, Rocklands 17 Blackburn Arthu.r Drayton H. p.. The Dayrells 19 Ashworth Thomas Beney William, J ohannisbad 21 Mayne James Gripper II., Oakleigh 23 Bourne Mrs. 'Wheeler D., Ferndale 25 Beecham J. Crowther H. 0., Broadclyst 27 Cripps C. Wilks J. J., Uplands 29 McCullock Mrs. Thomson J. M, Chilchester lodge 31 Bridger Mrs. Elliff J., gardener , Ivy cottage 33 Strong W. Ewins James, Beryl cottage 35 D..tvis Thoma" Vacant Beryl lodge 37 Daws Charles Kenzie Ed ward 3$1 Allen R. Bucknall J. L., L:lllgley court 41 Beesley T Covell E., Langley farm 43 Dodge"G. Chambers, Sir George, Langley lodge 45 Crush J. Goodhart Charles E., J.P., Langley park 47 Eastop H. North Side-from Bromley Road ...... here is Courtenay l'oad •••....•. Hoare C., Kelsey manor Barnard 'William, Kelsey Manor farm White's Yard. Durrant d., Wickham lorlge 1 ryeS John Cooper Thomas, dairyman, Stone farm 2 Webb Edward Miers F. C., Eden cottage 3 Checkley Edward Nicolas J., Eden lodge Allfrey E. R., 1 80uth Eden park Wickham Road. SOllth Side-from Bromley Roau. Bullivant 'V. M., Homewood Vacant 1 Elsie terrace Thomson Thomas, Chalfonts, 3 South Obee William, 2 " Eden park Tupman Miss 3 Thompson John, Oakfield Ohatfield Thomas, 4 Baker Arthur H., Elderslie Curtis Mis,;, 5 " S~hofield Mrs., Beekenham cottage lIenville J. 6" Palmer E R., builder 7 " '" ... .. 1, ere is Chancery Lane ""riverton Road.-VENl'ER ROAD. Hollingsworth C., Vine cottage Dorrington B., 1 Houghton villas Palmer E. R., builder and decorator ,Amory C., 2 " Vacant Langley cottage Grigg E. J., 1 Marlow villas Hodge Joseph, Malling cottage Ivory W., 2 Haymtln F., Langley house Mullen J. 3 ..• .•... here is Crescent l'oad Clarke H. 5 Wills- Surgeon Bradford Victor G " Edgecombe James, Tamar Thompson H. 8 McKenna Leopold, Palkhurst Oliver A. J., The Glen "

9 140 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Beer F H., The Ferns 9 Wilson T. Olney Edwm A., The Myrtles 10 Hasler H. Nash John 7 Eusta\~e terrace 11 Wood John Cacknell A 6 " 12 Vacant Mead C. C. 5 " 13 Dench Stephen Leadbetter Mrs. 4 " 14 Petty Joseph Wheeler J. vV. 3 " 15 Gasson F. W. Beeton S. vV. 2 " 16 Buckingham R. Butler P. W. 1 " 17 Gasson A. Green James, 1 Cam bridge villas 18 Wilson l\Irs. Harris Geo., 2 " 19 Pitt EdWlnd Wood James vVootteu villa 20 Strathen Charles Sharpe W. K., Hazlemere 21 Mitchell G. Windust C. 2 Gordon Villas 24 Jupp William Collett K. 1 " 25 Leach E. J. Tietysch W. 1 Wyndham villas 26 Carter A. Whitely M. 2 " 27 Clements Edward 'Yewtree Road.- CROYDON ROAD. 28 Russell Benjamin 1 Gosling J. 29 Maybank G. 2 Vacant 30 Buggins Mark 3 Moore W. 31 Mills Mrs. 4 Starr E. 32 Ced well H. 5 Haywood R. 33 Bosworth C. 7 Knight Henry 34 Swindell Thomas 8 Radford Mrs. 35 Maltby Frederick

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A Beaver Joseph, grocer, Parish lane Adams Mrs., Sussex steam laundry, 30 Beckenham Circulating Librar!} Ravenscroft road (Mudies) 42 and 44 High street AndrAws J. G., mason, Fern cottage Beckenham 9' Penqe Co-operative Penge road Stores, Parish lane Arthur & Co., builders, St. John's road Beckenhl:i1ll Cottage Hospital, Croy- Ash Arthur E., baker, &ll., Parish lane don road Astell W., builder, 10 Gloucester ter- Beckenham .Junction L. C. D. 9' S. E. race, St. George's road Railwa.ys-R. Blackborrow, station Astell Misses, dressmakers & milliners, master 3 St. George's villas, St. George's rd Beckenham Public Hall - A. ·Wright,· Atkin J. G., butcher, High street secretarx, London & County Bank Atkins Sydney, Burford house, M.ac- Beclcenham School of lIfusic--10, The kenzie road, Assistant Relieving Parade.-Ormond Yearsley, secre- Officer, No. 1 District Bromley tary Union Beckenham 9' Penge Advertiser, Rail- Austin Chas. T., cowkeeper and pork way Bridge, Southend road butcher, High street Benskin & Co., Brewers (Watford) Ayling E., bootmaker, 3 The Pave- Railway Approach ment, Bromley road Bernard Mdlle., milliner & dressmaker, Aylott Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, High street 12, Ravenscroft road Birt J. M., boot maker, High street Blundell W m., fishmonger & poulterer, Albemarle road Booth Mrs. ·William, grocer, &c., 1, Bailey R, lime and sand merchant The Parade Penge station Booth Bros., coal merchants, Railway Bailey C., cycle works, 100 High Sl. station and Trinity road Bailey 0., fruiterer and greengrocer, Bourdon V'v.•.• & Co.. cycle manufacturers High street RailwflY Approach Barber JfIDes, saddler and harness Brandon G. S., provision dealer, Croy maker, High street -Barnard vVilliam, Kelsey Manor farm, d'Jll road Breed William, florist, Ravenscroft rd. Wickham road Bright F., chemil>t, High street Barrett G., fishmonger, Bromley road Brice C. J., builder, 16 Ravflnscroft rd Bassett A., outfitter, Parish lane Brown Henry, livery stables, Fairfield rd Batchelar & Son, removal contractors, Bryant J., nurseryman and florist, 6, Railway .Approach Shortlands cottages, Bromley road Bateman George, greengrocer, ATenue road Budd Percy, JVilliam IV. Tnn. EImers Baxter W., baker, High street end 142 BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Burland Thomas H., grocer,Beckenham Uooper Walter, watchmaker 3 Royt~n road villas, Bromley road ' Butt Sydney, plumber, &c.,High street Cooper Frederick. builder & timber Butcher Edgar J., boot and shoe maker merchant, steall~ saw mills, Bromley High street ' road. C~lid Office-12 The Parade C Rectory road Oooper J .• tailor, 8, The Porade Cakebread J. S., job master, Railway Hotel, HIgh street . Copeland Henry, builder & decorator, Candy T., monumental mascn. &c., 1 The Pavement, Bromley road Birkbeck road . Corney Jonathan, grocer, Parish lane Carr H. & W., forage stores, Bromley Oox T., builder, High street road Crawley Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Clifton Carr H. & W., corn and coal merchants, terrace, Parish lane High street, and Southend road Cross A. J., furniture dealer, 15 Hope- Caston T., fancy draper, Albemarle rd. t,)wn terrace. Arthur road Cato Mrs. S., eating house, High street Crease J., fruiterer. &c., High street Cause S., upholsterer, 31 Mackenzie rd Cumberland John, tailor &c., High st. Cator Estate Office, Southend road Curtis C.. upholsterer, High street Chalk Vernon, butcher, Bromley road D Challis T., florist, &c., '{ Hartington Dash & Co., fruiterers & greengrocers, terrace, P€llge road Albemarle road-Agent for Carter Chandler F., bootmaker, High street Patterson & Co. CharIest J., dairyman, 2 Clifton terrace, Davis R. E., decorator, High street Parish lane Deacon & Hewlett, chemist, Bromley Church E., upholsterer & undertaker, road and Southend road Bromley road Dean J., coachbuilder, High street Churcher W. & Sons, bootmakers, Bur- Dennis J., tobacconist, &c., High street rell row, High street D~Br~nt H. B., watchmaker, High st. Churcher Edwin William, bootmaker, DIcks waterproof boot stores, Parish High street lane Clamp F. A., fly proprietor, High street Dougills J., grocer, Avenue road Clark J obn G., builder, Bleak house. Dyball R.. bootmaker. 1 Arthur road Mackenzie road Clarke G.• builder, Brook place, High E street Clarke G. & Sons, builders and under- Ebbs J., dairyman, High street takers, &c., High street Edgecombe J., fishm'lnger Railway Claxton Jrv1iss,dressmaker, 2 Fairlawn bridge, and High street ' villas, High street Edwards E., laundryman, Mackenzie rd Clifton A. D. & Co., coal merchants Eliff J., florist, Wickham road Trinity road ' Ellis Henry Russell, grocer, Post Office 'Coal Co-operative Society, High street 5, Burrell row, High street Cole J. S., draper, Southend road Evans Thomas, tailor, 2 Church road Everard E., fancy repository, High street Cook Thomas, nurseryman, Railway approach F Combe J., tobacconist ~'::;netVsagent Ferris & Sons, saddlers and harness Parish lane ~ak;rs,. High st;eet, and at Bromley Conu T., dairyman, 3 Avenue road Fzre Engzne Slatzon- "\V. Davis. dep- Coombs fl., hairdresser, Bromley road superintendent Cooper Arthur, florist, 49, Crampton rd. Filby E. G., hairdresser, Clifton terrace Cooper F., art decorating works, 12 High street The parade Fisher Isaac J., baker, Bromley road BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 143

Fletcher Frank, butcher, Albemarle rd Hatfield J. G., Risin!J Sun, RImers end Fosler Miss, confectioner, High street Hawkins G., dairyman, Kent House rd Fox R. S. & Co., drapers, Regf'nt house, Haytf\r- dyer, &c., Lennard road High street Hayes & Co., drapers. ij and 6, The Fox Henry, fancy shop, Bromley road ParadE', High ~treet Freeman J. P., grocer, Bromley road Heard G., baker, EImers end French W. J., gardener, Roseneath Hedges F., butcher, 1 Clifton terrace, cottages. Ravenscroft road 1'arish lane Freeman, H., baker, Thesiger road Heffer R. J., grocer, Church hill, High Frostick H. R., chimney cleaner, High street l'itreet Henfrey Mrs., Old Beclcenltam jJfission Furze S. J., toy shop, High street Bromley road Herrington A., bootmaker, High street G- Hibbins Mrs.,Bl'iclclayel's ArJJls, High Gammon A., grocer, 32 Clifton terrace street Parish lane Hillier Misses E. & M., milliners and Gardener William, grocer, 7, Thesiger dressmakers, Albemarle road road Hitt 'V.G., grocer & wine and SPll"lt Garrett G.~ builder, Ravenscroft road merchant, High street Geer J., The .Jolly Woodman, Chancery Hodges G., tobacconist,13 Verulam ter. lane Penge road Giles T., draper, High street Holder A., baker, Kent House road Glazebrook H., chimney sweep, 63 Holldy und Co., oilmen, High street Arthur road Hollidge J., Birkbeck dairy, A venue rd Glazebrook R., chimney sweeper, Hollingsworth J., builder, Morland rd. Croydon road Holmes Henr}, carrier, High street Glover G. S" draper and milliner, Hultham W., decorator, 40 Tennyson Bromley road lOad Godsmark Bros., grocers, 51 Tennyson Home of Compassion, Bromley ruad road Hoare S., bootmaker. Chancery lane Goldsmith E., grocer, 25 Trinity road Hopkin& W., laundress, Ravenscroft rd Goodwin John, tea dealer, 5 Church Horsham T., Thayer's Park Nursery., . road Be~kenham road Goodwin W. B., grocer, Newlands park Howard J., pork butcher & butterman, Graham Thomas, builder, High street High street, and at Bromley Grinsted D., corn and coal merchant, Howell L. L., bootmaker, High street Railway bridge Howes Robert H., ironmonger, High st. Guymer W., greengrocer, Croydon road J I-J: Jacob F., builder, &c, Avenue road Jeffory A., greengrocer, Avenue road Hadden F. A., draper, Bromley road Jennings G. H., baker, Mackenzie road Haggis J., fruiterer, Newlands park Jennings B., builder, 32 Ravenscroft rd Hakins H., coffee house, Chancery lane Jenkins J. P., Kent Hou~e Tavern Hall Mrs. J. A., school of embroidery, Jones Thomas William, builder and Railway Bridgf, Southend road contractor, Barn Mead road Hampsoa J., laundryman, Beckenham Jones T. W. & Co.,ironmongers, Penge steam laundry, Birkbeck road road Harding John, upholsterer, 2 Limes rd I~ Harnett G., H Manor" coffee tavern Church hill, High street Keable T., City tailor, High street Harris J.. watchmaker arid stationer, Keeler Mrs. A., florist, Park road Croydon road Kenzie Ed ward, horse dealer, Hayes Harris D., baker, Croydon road lane 144 BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Kick C. J., builder, &c., Bromley road Manger G. R., draper, milliner, &c., Killick George, The Fo/"esters' Anlls, 1 & 10 Albemarle road grocer and beer retailer, High street Manger Henry, Rate Collector, 1 Killick J.,Adeline launery, Bcckenham Gloucester villas, St. George's road road Marriage H., tobacconist, High street King H. J., fishmonger, Kelsey park rd Martin E., grocer &c., 21 Trinity road Knights E., dairyman, Elmer's End Marchant J. F.} Devon and Cornwall Koch J. B., builder and decorator, dairy, Kelsey park mad Croydon road Maskall 1., bootmaker, Parish lane McLeJIan E. & S , studio, High street L McMullen & Co., West Kent brewery Lawrence W., tobacconist, High street EImers end Lawrence's Cigar Stores, Southend rd. Maynard Mrs., laundress, Ravenscroft Levens Wm., cook, confectioner, and road baker, High street McKenzie M., florist, High street Lifford Wm., confectioner, High street Mears B. and W. H., booksellers, New- Lindsey Walter, livery and bait stables, lands park Thayers Park road Medcalfe H., jeweller, 11 The Parade, Lilldfield Peter W., tobacconist, 3 High street, Rectory road Trinitv road Metropolitan & Suburban Milk Supply Livingstone A., turncock, 19 Gowland Association (limited), 13 Albemarle place road, H. Johnson, manager Local Board Offices, Bromley road.-- Metropolitan Coal Consumers Associa- F. Stevens, clerk. tion, EImers end London and County Bank-corner of Miller E.E., tailor & hatter, High street High street & Bromley road, opposite Miller J., gas and hot water fitter, the Parish Church-A. Wright, Chancerv lane manager Miles D., greengrocer, &c., EImers end London and Provincial Bank-7, The Miles Charles, tobacconist, Trinity road Parade, High street-C. W. Gribble, Mills William, wheelwright, Oroydon manager road Longford Mrs., stationer, Post Office, Minard Richard, nurseryman, Ravens- Kent Honse road croft road Longford T., greengrocer, Kent House Mitchell Miss, dressmaker, 1 Roy ton road villas, Bromley lOad Longford S., greengrocer, 31 Thesiger Moody H., drapery stores, 13A road Bromley Longhurst A., dairyman, Croydon road, Moore and Mathew, coal merchants EImers end Railway station Lovell J., grocer, Croydon road Moore J .. plumber, Kent House road Lovelock W., mason, High street MC'reland "V., grocer, Chancery lane Lovely E., chemist, Victoria buildings, Moreland Wm., provision dealer, Croy- Penge road don road Lufkin F., fruiterer, &c., High street Moss F., blacksmith, High street and Lyons Mrs., Oak :Jill Tavem, Bromley E~en road, EImers end road Moss A., builder, High street Lyllad & Son, !ltationers, &c., Rectory road Moss Miss, dress & mantle maker, 1, Roy ton villas, Bromley road Jll Moyle J. W., fruiterer & greengrocer, Elmer's End Mackintosh Alexander, contractor Murrells W. A., upholsterer, Church Kent House farm hill, High street ' BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 145

Neave 8:; Sutt, provision dealers, 48 Rlbbits & Sons, boo~ and shoe makers, High street 4 The Parade, High street Neldrett C., upholsterer, 108 High st. Handall Joseph, nurseryman, Brook Neaves R. W., shopkeeper, High street nurser.", Blakeney road Newell John VV., Three 11lns, High st. Rawley T .. bookbinder, Ravenscroft I'd Newh!Lm F., family oilman, 3 Clifton Ready Miss, laundress, Arthur road terrace, Parish lane Rolfe Ernest, laundryman, 97 Ravens- Norton E., gas fitter, High street croft road . N ottIe D., stationer & fancy repository RhoadesJ.M., chemist,&c., Post Office , and photographer, High street Newlands park Ribbens G. J., baker, &c., 11 Verulam o terrace, Beckenham road Rich F. W., butcher, Hig-h street OateIl. F., Coach and Horses, Fair Field Ricket, Smith & Co. COlLImerchants, road Railway Bridge. Southend road Oliver H. J., Beckenham park farm Rippengal .1no. A., fruiterer and green- dairy, Pelham road g-rocer, Bromley road Ouzman & Adams Miss,_'s, dressmakers, Rivers W., van and cart builder, High 8 Thayers fa:m rOOld street Ousley F., dairyman, 4 Adeline terrace, Rogers J., dairyman, Stone farm, Beckenham road Bromley road and Wid ham road Roots T., seedsman & florist, High st. p Rose Joseph, laundryman, l{avenscroft road Page C. W., marine store dealer, and chimney cleaner. Chancery lane Page Madame, dre"'smaker, Fronellon, , Saill, W., builder, Anerley road Lennard road SllnJercock Thomas, cabinet maker, Paine R., hairdresser, Trinity road ] Church road Palmer E. R, builder and decorator, Saunders H. E., p-rOC81,&c.,Courtenay Wickham road road Parker John & Co., high-class music, Searle .1.. greengrocer, 49 and 51 organ, and pianoforte warehou5e, Trinity road 3 The Parade, High street Sesti M., modeller, 47 Trinity road Parsons E., grocer, Morland road Shambrook W., butcher, Chur(\h hill Peck A. D, oilman, Eimers end Bhelton Mrs., laundress, Eimers end Peck A. D., ironmonger, Anerley road Shepherd, Neame & Co., ale stores, Peverall Mrs., registry office for servants Trinity road Albemarle road Skinner George, builder, Leonard villa, Phillips and Robinson, job masters, Blakp.u'lY road High street Smith R.. boot maker, High street Piper W., mason, Clay lane SmithJ.,draper,Commerr.e ho.,High st. Pleasance W., laundryman,113 Ravens- Smith Mrs., grOCE,r,Chancery lane croft road *Soppett .1., Slwrtlands Taven', Short- Popgee .I!.;., greengrocer, Parish lane lands PodgeI' & Sons, dyers, Albemarle road Soul E. .1., news>lgent, and bookbinder, Prior T.. cab proprietor, Kent House Ravenscroft road road Sparrow George, baker and corn dealer Purvis Chas., com merchant, Hig-h street High street Pyrke B. S., grocer, &c.,12, Veruluam Springett H.. veterinary surgeon and terrace, Beekenham road farrier, Fairfield rd., and at Bromley 146 BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Standing R., grocer, Elmer's end Ward J. W., puHisher, &c., High street l:3tap H. C., tobacconist, Newlands park Warden G., butcher, Kent House road Steele John, The Greyhound Hotel, Webb Henry, dairyman, Croydon road High street Webb T.W., tobacconist, and stationer Syrne & Duncan, builders, &c.,Blakeney Parish lane road Weeks George, ironmonger, gasfitter and agent for Messrs. Elkington's T electro-plate, near Railway Station, Thornton T. W., bookseller and and at Bromley stationer, High street & Bromley rd. Westcott E. D., stationer, Avenue road Thornton T., stationer. Upper Lennard * West Kent JVater Works, Valley road road Wheller A. R., George Inn. High street Tilling T., jobmaster, Bromley road Wheatley Mrs., monumental works, Tong S., baker and confectioner, Post EImers end Office, A venue road Willan James H. B., chemist, 9 The Tolhurst Charles, Prince Al·thm· Hotel, Parade, Rectory road Beekenham road Wilsher B., draper, Parish laue Town 'r., general shop, 50 A.rthur road Wilson Mrs. J., grocer, High street Tricker A., bootmaker, Elmen' End Wilson W. F., plumber, High street Tude Richard, wine merchant, Sa, The Windsor & Co., china dealer, Southend Parade road Turner &-Co., oil and colourman, High WithAlfred,Padc Tavern, 1 Trir:ity rd. street Withers Jane, grocer, Eden road, u EImers end Wright H., butcher, Penge road Uncles Henry, bootmaker, Kent House Wright Mrs., stationer, Kent House road Post o.fJice, 2 Victoria buildings, Urquart W., dairy, Parish lane Beckenham road V y Valery F., photographer, The Paralie High street 'W' Yearnsley W. & S., bakers and confectioners, Bromley road Waitt J., hair dresser, High street Young Bros., chimney cleaners, 1 Elm Wall Geo., grocer, &c., Lower EImers terrace, Parish lane End, Post Office

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Arnott Rev. H., The Rectory, High st. Engleheart B. O. auctioneer, Southend Ashleigh-Smith, Miss young ladies road school, Eton hall, Foxgrove road Evans Miss, teacher of mUSIC,Becken- Barton Dr., Gonville house, Penge rd ham road Baxter Payne & Lepper, auctioneers &c. Eyre Dr., l\l.K., Q.e.p., Claremont, land agents. Southend road, and at Albemarle road Bromley,&6~, King WiUiamst., E.C. Fagan Rev. E. R., curate in charge, Blackborow R. station rna ~ter, Becken- SS., Michael & All Angels, Clydes- han Junction dale, Beckenham road Bordman T .. J.E.L., L.L.D., solicitor, Fairall G. stationmaster, Kent house, Cator house, eator road L. C, & D. H. Booth Rev. S. n., Oakley house, Hltyne Fletcher Rev. J. A, Albury house, road Manor road Bowles Henry station master, Eden Foote Rev. J. A., Mackenzie villa, Park Station Mackenzie road Bradley Miss. Broad Lea school, Fox C. A., solicitor, Railway bridge, Albemarle road Southend road Browett J. B., auctioneer, valuer and Gatton George, superintendent, Old house agent, New Beckenham Beckenham Mission, Bromley road Burton Miss S., Min:-hull house school, George Miss, Kindergarten school, Park road Bristol house, Barnmeati road Carpenter Edward, l\1.R.C.S., Trev- Giddings G. F., M.D., l\1.R.e.d., Hill- atham, Albemarle road worth, Manor roa<1 Carlton G. B., e.E., surveyor &c., GOodman "Villiam, head master. Local Board offices. Bromlev road Alexandra school, Parish lane Coote Rev. E. A., Albemarle' College, Goodwin John, conservative agent, Lennard road 5, ('hurch road Coombs Edwards A., M. e., proftssor,Of music, Ellerslie, Kent house road Green Re\·. Charles, vicar of S. Paul's, Corbin Dr. E. R. St. Clair, l\1.B. Land., The Vicarage, Park road M.R.e.S. Eng., Merville, Beckenham Gribble C. W., manager, London and road Provincial Bank, The parade Craig James, M.D., Brisgow house, Griffith Rev. G. O. F., St. Barnabas , Cop 31'S Cope road Vicarage, Bromley road Crowther-Beynon Rev. S. B., M.A., Hall G. J. F.e.o., professor of music. Westfield 1 Church villas, St. George's road DaukesRev.S., Whitfield, vicar of Holy Hannam G., station master, New Trinity, the vicarage, Lennard road Becken ham, S. E. R. Dig by W., e. I. E., Coromandel, Elm rd. Harding Miss, Young ladies' school, Ditcharc Dr., American dentist, Stan- Beckenham road more house, Southend road Harding W. M., surveyor, Beckenham Downham Francis, Commercial boys road school, St. Georges road Harding Rev. J ahn, Christ Church ldge. *Duffield W. H., A.R.I.B.A., architect Harrison Rev. Alfred, Gloucester ,& surveyor, St. Oswalds, Shortlands house, Manor road * Duffield Rev. H. G., St. Oswalds, Hooper Francis. A.R.I.B.A., architect, Shortlands Elmleigh, Hayne road Edwards Miss, school, Bryntirion Howard Rev. G., Broadley, St. James Manor road lodge, 0roydon road Elwyn Rev. W., curate Parish Church, Kent Miss, Longton college. Crystal 6, Church road palace, Park road 148 BECKENHAM PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Knight C. S., organist Holy Trinity, Piggott 'V. A. , A.C.A., Cotswold Lennard road, Baxwell, Lennard rd· house, Aldersmead road Jones J., surgeon,Northcote,Lennard rd· Powell H. A .• M.A., l\I.R.C.8., surgeon *Kirby Dr., Redmont, Shortlands The Avenue Langham A., solicitor, Edith house, Randell R. M. H., l\f.D., Oakington King's hall road house, Copers Cope road Le Petit Miss, Young ladies' school, Beckenham road Reynolds T. M., stationmaster, Clock Levens William, auctioneer, estate house station agent, &c., Railway bridge Ritson Joseph J., I..D.S., surgeon Longhurst Miss, Echool, Oal~hill villas, dentist, Saville Lodge. Bromley rd. Rromley road I Scott Bernard C., surgeon, Eversley, Mackadam A. C. E" pianist, 2, Upper Lennard road Catherine villas, Birbeck road Short E. , head master, S. Jam es MacArthur Rev. Donald. curate of school, EImers end St. Barnabas, school for boys, Sissons Rev. T., Elm lodge, Albemarle Beckenham lodge, Beckenham road road Martin F. ,M.D.,Holmhurst, Sou then drd. Spendlove F., artist, 8 The Parade Mathews Peter, solicitor, Northcoates, Stevens F" Clerk to the Local Board Blakeney road Offices, Bromley road Maylor W., M.I.a.E., Chesterleigh Taylor Rev. '1'. Ogden, Woodfold, Moore Arthur, 1\f.R.C.V.8., veterina.Y Cedars road surgeon, Mr. Brights', High street Stevenson Rev. C., Tamworth lodge Moncrieff Rev. G. R.. Thornbury, Oopers Cope road Bromley grove ~turges Frank, L.n.a.p. Lond., &c.• l\>fortlock W., auctioneer, &c., Tower Mirzapore, Bromley road Hamlets. Venner road Sturges Monta~lle .T., M.D.,JlLR.C.S.,The Nash J. T.' G., M.B., C.1\1.Edin., master Limes, Southencl rond in Sll1gery, Kings hall road 'Valhr Dr. Joseph, 'Volverton, Capers Nash Freneric, private tutor, Faring- Cope road ton, Barnmead load Waring A. VV., F.S.S.C., TI.D.R.,A.R.B., Neate G. I., estate agent, Railway exam. ,Lond. ,surgeon dentist, Shirley Approach, Kent House villa, Beckenham road Newcombe F. S., professor of music, Watkins Edmund surveyor, Strathmore Ashville, Copers cope road lodge, Mackenzie road N ewth R., profe'isor of singing, 'VeIls Primrose, physician and surgeon, Upton, Cedars road Bournville, St. George's road Oliver Charles, solicitor, Penrith, White T. J., Barrister-at-Law, Ross- Lennard road more, Hayne road Ollett G. P., head master, Boald Wilkin John F., l\I.D. and 1\1.8., The school, Bromley road Warrens, Southend road Partridge F. W., professor of music, II

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..i-\.. Andrews C., 10, Church terrace, ACkerman, 1, Kirton Villas, Birk- Ravenscroft road beck road Annool E. A.. 45, Kingshall road Acock Miss, Norbury. Lennard road Annoot F., R.:>seville, Barn Mead road Adams E., ~l, Harcourt terrace, Anns A., Fairlight, Kings Hall road Ravenscroft road *Ar~hhold Ralph S, Libiola, Mays hill Adams G., 2, Stanhope villas, Archer James, 11, Church terrace, Ravenscroft road Ra\'enscroft road Adams R., 4, Church terrace, Ravens- Armitstead "'V., 2, The Hollies, croft road Birkbeck road Adams W., Roseneath, The Avenue Arnott Rev. H., The Redory, High st Adams Mrs., Albury villa, Manor road Ashdown John, 7, Blakeney road Adams H crold, St. Johns, Cedars road "AsMon J. P., Ashleigh, Shortlands rd, Adams Thoma" 6 The Crescent, Barn Ashworth WIlliam E., Cyprus lodge. Mead road Mackenzie road Adams Thomas, Dunkeld, The Avenue Ashleigh-Smith Miss A., Eton Hall;' Adamson Miss, Connemara, Venner rd. Foxgrove road Adderley Charles, The Den, Rectory rd Agambar Mrs., :Bltville, Courtenay road Ashwell W. C., 1, Park road Akroyd T. H., Shircote, Albemarle AS-pinell J., 5, Stanmore terrace road Astell Wm., 13, Burnhill road Aste J. jun., Beulah, Cator road Allen C. T., Northmoor house, Upper Attenborough J., Rosslyn, Park road. Le~nard road Atkins Sydney, Burford house, Allen Robert, Nett1estead, Venner road Ravenscroft road Allen H., Stoneleigh, Bromley road Atkins F., 14, Clitford terrace, Allen Henry, 1, Newlands terrace, Mackenzie road Byne road Atkinson C. E., Algoa lodge, Bmckley Allen W., Prenton, Wiverton road road Allfrey E. R., South Eden park, , Wickham road *Atkinson T. H., Ridgeway, Bromley Aliston D. P., Karnsburgh, Copers road Cope ~oad Atkinson T. J., Killarney, Lennard rd. All F., St. David's, Crystal Palace Atkinson T., Fairbank, Crystal Palace Park road park road *Alston J. B., Linbank, Shortlands gr. Atkim,on Mrs., 3 Portland place, Ven- Alston H. C" 11 The Avenue ner road AlIt E., 8, Newlands terrace, Byne rd Atkinson 'V., Erwood ho., The Avenue Ambridge F., 39, Thayers Farm rd, Attree W. G., The Hollies, Penge road Amy A. P., 1 East view, Morland road Attwell A., Mariston, Lennard road Amory T; 2, HO:lghton villas Wiver- Audslev T., 43., Ravenscroft road ton road Ausender T., Longside, Albemarle road Amsden W., Everley, Lawrie road Austeu W. G., Venner vIl., Venner road Anderson Charles, 27, Burnhill road *AustinJ.H., Kingswood house, Kin(!s- Andrews C. J., Firbank, Penge road , wood roud 152 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Anstin Charles, Alma villa, Birk- Barnett Jas., Woodstock, Albemarle rd beck road Barnett C., Carrollton, Beckenham road Austin John, 2, Mount Pleasant *Barron F. C., Nervion, Beckenham Austin Mrs. E. C., 1, Stanmore tel'. grove Austin Mrs., 28, Burnhill road Bartleet W. G., Kirkdale, Brackley rd. Ayden Mrs., Newstead. Elm road Bartlett Edward Henry, Woodfield, Ay lott C. E., 12, Ea venscroft road Rect0ry road Azemat R., 13, Lea road Barton Dr., Gonvillehouse, Beckenham road B Barry Mrs" Acacia house, Venner rd. *Backburn J. A., Culverlands, Church Bassett John, Camden villa, Ravens- croft road rO'ld Bailer C., The Ferns, Mackenzie road Bassett J. D., Grasmere, Lennard road Bailey William, 'Fern cottage, Kent Bassett Mrs., 12, Ravenscroft road Hou e road Bathe Inverness, Sherbrook, Croydonrd Bailey Mrs., Glynn, Crystal Palace Baltham William, Elmwood, Hayne rd Park road Batt Mrs.,5,Claremont villas, Bynerd. Baker A. H., Elderslie, Wickham road Bean Wm., Knightly, Beckenham road \ Baker A., Glenside, Copers Cope road Beach Hugh, 2, Chepstow villas, St. i *Baker C. E., Park Hill lodge, Park hill John's road Beard Jane, Edenhurst, Barnmead rd. road Beardshaw Milfred., Kilrenny, Elm rd. i Baker A. J., Westgate, Foxgrove road Becher General Alfred., Lexington, Balcombe George, 7, Newlands terrace, Crystal Palace Park road Brne road Bechford J., 35, ThayersFann lOad Baldock J., 22, Burnhill road Beesley J., Ashdown, Kingshall road Bald ,,:n Henry, 1. Percy villas Becket G.. 7, HarcO'Urt terrace Ravens- Birkbeck road croft road Balfour W. H., Craigmore, Cator rd. Beck W. A., 1 Park villas, Venner rd Ball Mrs., 155, Ravenscroft road Beavis J. Woo The Laurels Banner A. (J., Charlton house. New- Beddoe Jas., 'Wiaterdyne, Lawn road lands park Beer Frederick, The Ferns, Wiver-. Bannister Alfred, Elm villa, L!;nnard rd. ton road Bansor Mrs., 'Yinchelsea, Kingshallrd. Beisley Mrs. H., The Cedars, Laurie pk Barber F, C., Lyndhurst, Barn Mead rd. *Beggs T., Hazeldene, Den road Barker James, Ashleigh, Lennard road Bell J. Ivy Villa, Birkbeckroad Barclay Mrs., MurtIe, Kings Hall road Bell H. M., Cola Cumhay, Hayne road Barclay H., 'Wapella, BYlJe road Bell Mrs., Lynwood, Hayne road Barfield George, 2, Clifton villas, *Bendall Mrs., Cleveland house, Short· Birbeck road lands grove Barham H., Fernsiie, Rayenscroft rd. *Benekendorf Oscar, Carisbrooke, Mays Barlow E. G. B., Beta, Bromley road hill B,ulow 'Y., Warthan, C.ltor road Beton J., 3, Harcourt terrace, Ravens- Barnard G., ] 0, BurnhIll road croft road Barnard W'illiam, Kelsey Manor Farm, Beeton S. W., 2, Eustace terrace, Wickham road Wiverton road Barnes Mrs., Kynard, Wickham road Beney William, Johannisbad, Wick- Barnes Percy, 14, Newlnnds terrace, ham road Byne road Barnett Mrs., 2, The Ferns, Mackenzie Bennett T., Silverton, Penge road road BenneLt J. A., 2, Southview, Birk- Barnett W., 10, Ravemscroft villa, beck road Ravenscroft road Bentley G., Caswell, Barn Mead road BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 153

*Benton Philip, Westfie1d, Scott's lane Boyce Mrs., Oak bank, Capers Cope rd Berk Robert, Crefeld, Penge road Boys Thomas, Eversley, Beckenhamrd. Bernal I., Natal villa, Bftfll Mead road Bradford M., .Beaver lodge, Albemarle Berridge G.W., Dunton lodge, theKnoll road Beresford T .• Christ Church villas Bradstreet A, J., Ardwell, Kings Bertram Mrs. H., 1 Fox Grove road Hall road Bp,rtling Lewis, The Aloes, Lennard rd Bradley C. J., Norhill, Kemmerton rd. Bicknell Percy, Fox Grove, Fox- Brand John, Fernside, Albemarle road grove road Branston F. H., Clovelly, Albemarle rd Biddle F. W., Lanherne, Albemarle rd Bray A., Holme Lee, Fox Grove road Billett Richard, 2, Relic Villas. Birk- BremnerC. F., Bartonville, The Avenue beck road Bre ~herton 0.,' The Elms, Westgate rd Bird C. W., 9, Clifford terrace, Ravens- Brett L.G. J., Nurway villa. Venner rd. croft road Bridges 'V.,Chandos vil., MackenZIe rd. Bishop A. J., Catherine villas, Birk- Bridgman W. D. J., D.C.L., 'Voodmore, beck road Croydon road Bishop 'V .. B., Cefn-Y-Bryn, Fox Brindley S., Lynnwood, Bromley road Grove road BrcokerO.N.,c.l.lIL,R.N., Penlee, Penge Blake C., Glenburst, Barn Mead road road Blake Mr,;., 34, Kingsball road BrooklJ V., Pencotry, Croydon road Blaker 'Villi am, 24, Manor road Brooksbank T., Newlands park Blanche fl., Blackbrook, Barn Mead rd. Br ooks Miss., 16, Burnhill road Black AlbE'rt E., 15 Bromley road Bromley H., Glazeley, Lawrie Pttrk Blackborow R., Rutland Cottage, Broomfield John Josiah, Es bourne, Southend road The Avenue Bliss Mrs., 1. Beaccnsfield terrace, Brotherhood B .• 6, Richmond terrace, Byne road Birkbeck rOlld Blogg E. M., Westfield, Upper Len- Brown F., Sidhury, Kings Hall road nard road Brown Anthony, Hillingdon, Park road *Bloor J. U., Devonsbirt, ho., Mays hill Brown A., Willougb by house, Rectory Blow A. L., Glentborne, The Knoll road Boase Robt.A., Thornhurst, Shortlands Brown Edwin, Lynton, Manor road road Brown F. L., Fernbank, Foxgrove rd. *Boo~ey C. T., KnighLOn, Beckenham Brown J. J., 'Vesttield, The Avenue grove Brown J. M., St. Leonards, Venner rd. Bolton C. W., 31. Burnhill road Brown 'William John, Selina villa, Booth Rev. S. H., Oakley bo., Hayne rd Mackenzie road Boots. H. E., Kirkdale, Elm road *Browne G. Franklin, B.A., L.L.B., Boraston John Brentwode, BrDmley rd., Hillside, Kingswood road Borrowman Robert, Glenbrook, Copers Brownp Ebenezer, Ormonde, Elm road Cope road Brownsmith T., Home Lea, Lennard rd. BOTdman T. J. E., Cator house. Broxholm F. A., Rosendale, The Avenue Cator road Bruce John, Merton cot .•Mackenzie rd. Borquet F., Brooklyn, Hayne road Bryce W., Coneyhill, Fox Grove road Bosley E J., 3, Park terrace, Mac- Bryce J. A .. St. Faith's, Lennard road kenzie road Buckler A., Clanna Falls lodge, :Manor Bourne C. W., Acton Lodge, South road End road Bncknall, J. L., Langley Court, 'Wick- Boatlurd J., 13, Morland road ham roa,l Bourner Mrs., Oak vil., Capers Cope rd Budd Herbert, Ellerslie, Barn Mead rd Bowlnan H. F., 13, Birkbeck nad Budd C. Dixon, 3 Queen Anne's villas, Bowman James, 3, Christ Church Lennard road Villas Budgott, S., Kirton. Albemarle road 154- BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS

.Buller Plummer A., Cawood house' Carpenter Edward, M.D •• Trevatham Cator road Albemarle road Bullivant F. A., The Gables, Bromley Carpenter H, 2, ROj ton Villas, road Bromley road Bullivant W. M., Homewood, South Carr A. P., Boy ton house, The Avenue Eden park . Carrell G. H., 3, St. Georges terrace, Bumfry W., 9, Burnhill road Carr J., Claverton. Barn Mead road Bumpas W. H., Glencowan, Park St. Georges road Hill road *Carswell J .. Clincart, Scott's lane *Burls E. G., Thornlea, Shortlands gr. Carter Mrs. A., 2., Chawton Villas, Ravenscroft road *Bunows J. S., The Elms, Bromley rd. Burd· Brooks Samuel, Heathfield Caston Henry, Lorne Villa, Mac- Albemarle road kenzie road Burnett W., 17, Thayers Farm road Cartwright Rest, HHyne road Burts Major, Grosvenor road, West Carter F. H., Bemage, Lawrie Park Wickham Castle E. A., Watton villa, Morland rd. Castel J.. Hawthomden, Burton Miss., Min shull House, Park rd. Burton 'Villiam, 5, Linden Villas. Castello J. W., Roccles, Crystal Mackenzie road Palace Park road Burgess. W, Sandown villa, Byne I'd, Cator Miss, 7, Gloucester terrace, St, Georges road Butcher LOllis, 1 AcacIa 'lilIas, Bam Mead road Cause S., Bloomfield cot., Mackenzie rd. Butes Mrs. Pontac, 5, Cambridg-e Cawley G., Grange Thorpe, Manor rd. terrace, St. John's road *Chamberlain William, Laurel Bank Mays hill Butler A G., The Lillies, Beckenham road Champ W., Westwood, Upper Lennard road Butler P. W., 1, Eustace terrace, Byne road Chambers Sir George, Langlf.y Lodge, 'Wickham load Burn Edward, WIlmington, Crystal Chandler G., Adela House, Byne rd. Palace park road Chandler A., 3 Lorne villas, Becktmham Bye Arthur, Northwood House, Kent road House road Chapman C. G., 37, Thayer's Farm rd. Chapman A. P., Camille, Lennard road c Charrington W. V., Albemarle house, Capers Cope road Charman D., 9, Church terrace, *Caiger F. H., Lyndhunt,' Beckenham Ravenscrdt road grove Chatel' Mrs. P., Brcdicot, Manor road Caddell Mrs .. Hillside House, Crystal Chartres N., Brackley ho., Brackley rd. Palace Park: road Charity W., Northside, Lennard road Calla"ay E. 0.,4, Belgrave Villas, Ohatfield Thomas, 4 Elise terrace, Mac:.enzie road ·Wickham road Callender Mrs., Lochinvar, Albemarle Chew Alfred, Edithville, Ravens- road croft road Campbell Mrs., The Chestnuts, Gwydor Cheyney C., Hythe Ville, Avenue rd. road Cheyney C, Sandgate VillI', Avenue rd. Cameron 'V., 11, Thayer's Farm road Chieseman J. W., Glen Edith, Manor Camp R., 3, Southview, Birbeck road road Canning C. G., 2 East view, Morland rd. Christie William, 1(, Portland place, Candy Thomas, Birkbeck road Venner road *Carey Mrs., Oak lodge, Mars hill . Christmas F. C., Brackley road Carlton G. B., Knighton, Cedars roa~ (hurch Geo. F., Atella, Pt'nge road BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 155

Churchill .T., Fircroft, Mary's Hill Coombes Alfred, Elleslie, Kent House ClaphamB. F., The Mount, The Avenue road Clark C. D., Eccleshill, Croydon road Copas Ed ward, 2 Dalton villas, Venner Clark Mr.~.•Lauriston, Blakeney road road Clark Mrs., Bleak House, Mac- l!Cope Mn., Oakfield Shortlands Grove kenzie road Clarke J. n., Laurel cot., Mackenzie rd. Cooper Henry, Fern~ide, Newlands pk Clarke Mrs., Cyprus house, Venner road Cooper Frederick, Albemarle lodge Clarke G., 13, Burnhill road Cooper Henry, 21 Burnhill road Clark H. 5, Marlow.Villas, Wiverton rd. Cooper G. W., Westonlea, Cator road Clark T., Winona, Kemerton road Albemarle road Clarke Theophilus Hugh, Atlingworth Cooper W., 2 Roy ton VI!., Bromley rd. house, Southend road Cooper '1'., Stone Farm, Wickham road Clegg John, Newcastle, Mackenzie rd. Cosens Mrs Woodleigh,CrYEtal Palace Clear T. n., Billinghurst, Barn PInk road Mead road Coote N J., 1 Harcourt Telil-raee, CleaerF., 4-,Claremont villas, Bynerd Ravenscroft road Clow James, 4, Stanhope villas, Cooper Mrs., Ravensbc,urne, Rectory Ravenscroft road road Cobbett W., Tavystoke, Copers Cope Cooper Mrs. J., Coniston, Cedars road road Cooper Mrs., Fiesole, Crystal Palace Cobbett Mrs., 23, Hayne road park road Cobb L. H., The Paddock, Venl1cr rd. Cramp Mrs., Southacre, Crystal Palace Colebrock Mi~s., Grove house, Copers Park road Ctlpe road Cru'wshaw G., Woodcote, Manor road Colhrd Ernest, Manor House, High st. Cree A. 'VV.,Brodsw~lrth, Bromley road Collier A. D., Littleworth villa, Mor- Crosdale Alfred, Banavie, The Avenue land roan *Croskey Miss, 3 Bromley grove Collins Philip G., 21 The Avenue Crossley Edward, Gladstone cottage, Collins W. P., 11ountlands, Albemarle Mackenzie road road Crowden R. H., The Larches, Newlands Collier E. A, Stoneydown, Brackley rd. park Collins J. W., Holmesdale, Newlands Crowther-Beynon Rev. S. B., Westfield park Park road CollingwoodJ. N., Fairlmgh,Cedarsrd. Crowther H. 0., Droadclyst, Wickham Collister J., Aspen cottage, Blakeney road road Cumberland J. S., 3 Cedars road Collins J., The Oaks, Aldersmead rd. Cnnningham John, Egerton house, *Colvill Lt.-Col. Thos. H., Overdale, Southend road Kingswood road Curryer T., Ravensden, Lennard road Cole T. C., 5, Alder,;mead road Curtis J. W., St. John's, Bromley road Coleman J. W., Winnholme, Elm rd. Curtis Miss, 5 Elise ienaee, Wickham Collett K., Acacia Villa, Wiverton rd. road Cornabe W. A., Wyefield, The Knoll Curwen H., Birkby, 'VVestgate road Oondy P. J., 5 Oleveland viI., New-. lands park Cutbill Fred. T., Downswood, The Coney C. G., Park Villa, Byne road Avenue Conolly W., Ravensbourne, Crystal Cutbill Mrs., Southwood, Laurie park Palace park road Coulborn Mrs Innishail, Kingshall rd. Conway S., Inglecroft, Capers Cope rd. Covell E., Langley Farm, Wickham ~d Cooke Mrs. E. L., Upton lodge, Capers Covell E., Beckenham place, Fox Grove road Cope road Cook George, 3, Beaconsfield terrace Coward C. 4, Park terrace, Mackenzie road Byneroad 156 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Cowley Miss 2, Lawn villas Becken- Death Mrs. 6, Cambridge terrace ham road St. John's road Cor bin Dr. E. R. St. C., M.B. Land. Dean James, Brooklyn, Newlands park l\I.R.C s. Eng., Beckenham road DeBruin C. H., 7. Roy ton vill. Covell T., Clove11y, Lennard road DeBruin Mrs., Ketton cottage, Kent Cox ""V. 3, Stanmore terrace Fairfield House road Cox B., Connemara, Lennard road De Crespigny E. C., l\IoD., Crowcombe, Cox John, Maplesden, Capers Cope rd. Capers Cope road COX W., Conway villa, Mackenzie road Defoy 0.,18, Bavenscroft road Crabb Herbert, Heatherlic, Albermarle Delano Osborn Mrs. 'Valda. Manor I'd road DeLa'3aux R. A., Glafton "house The Craig J. Linden Villas, MackenzieI'd. Avenue Craig James, M.D., Brisgow house, *Delcomyn C. F., Knebworth, Becken- Capers Cope road ham grove Craker J. Stockdale, Mackenzie road Delignieres F., La Faloise, Beckenham Cro\\'leyO. F. Bascombe, Beckenham road rorrd Oumberland Mrs. Brooklyn Lem:ard *De Luca G. V., Kingswood, Mays hill road DeMaid A. fl, Durnhill road Cunr:ingham Mrs. YeCotte, Mackenzie DeN cnfville R, The Brooms, Crystal road . Palace park road Cnrr)' P. Pen Br,vn, Crysial Palttco Dennis Dunzell, 10, Clifton terrace Park road Ra venscroft road Davidson R. ""V., 1, Richmond VIllas i('Dence T .. Kingsbury house, Valley rd. Birkbcck road Denman vVm. Boyd, Rosemead, Barn- mead road D DePass Mrs. North Lodge Crysta Palace Park road Dace Robert, Elmshurst, Kent House I'd *Dacres Lady, Langlette, Bromley gr. Deurer J.. Rose cottage, Courtenay I'd Dalley Mrs. Front Lodge, Kelsey pk. Dew G., 4, Richmond terrace Birkbeck Dalton Mrs., 3, Helie villas Birkbeck road l' Diggens D. L.,St. Sid well's, Vennerroad Davenport G. F., Clevedon, Crescent Dickerson W.H .• Treswo11, Mackenzie road road *Davey W., 'rwynehamShortlands road Dlckllon James, 4, Portland place, Davies H. F., Aventine, Albemarle rd. Venner road Davies G., Thornicroft, Capers Cope ret- Digby Mrs., Birdhurst, Crystal Palace Davidson .A.,!, Darwin villas, Rav. Park road enscroft road Digby W., C.LF., Ooromandel,Elm I'd Daviers Mrs Dyvneer, Venner road Dobbie W., Kermichael honse, Mac- kenzie road Davis Mrs. Bynevi11a, Byne road Doble Fredk., Muskegon, Croydon road Davis C. J., 7, Camhridge terrace, Doble H, Stowford, Cedars road St. John's road Davis John 3, Darwin villas Ravens- Doggett Wm.} 4, Gloucester terrace, St. George's road croft road Daws F., Montrose, Kent J:1ouse road Dodson Mrs., Cambridge lodge, New- Daws A., Tolhurst, Kent House road lands park Dawson C. R., Shirley Hyrst, Croydon Donristhorpe G., Belvedere, Orystal Palace Park road road *Donkin Bryan, Clifton house, Mays hill Dawson Mrs. Suffolk vI. MMkenzie I'd Darrington B. 1, Houghton villas, Day J., Bruce cottage, Mackenzie road Wiverton road Deal S. Elmleigh, Mackenzie road Dosse E. 39, Mackenzie road BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 157

Doughty H. W., 5, Richmond terrace Ebner J. F., Horton house, Albemarle Birkbeck road road Doughs Jame~, Kent House cottage, Eckett R. I, The Hollies, Birkbeck I'd Kent House road Edgecombe James, Tamar Wickham Dow .Tohn, Achray. Lennard road road Downes J .. , Bothmar. Lennard road Edwards C., 1. Christ Church villas Downer J. A., 14, Ravenscroft road .Edwards Miss Bryntirion, Manor rd. Downham Francis, 1, Gloucester Edwards A., Donovan hdge, Venner I'd terrace, St George's road Edwaros J.. Stockbridge ho., Venner I'd Drake Mrs., Chirton, "Reckenham road Ed\Vards C., HI, Ravenscroft road Drake John, St. Helen's Crystal Edwards R., 6, Newlands terrace Palace Park road Byne road Drayton F.P. E., The Darylls, Wickham Edward~ T., 94, Ravenscroft road road Edmonds W. T .. Rippington, Penge I'd Dresser J. W., Phillimore housE', Copers Elderton C. K., Lightwood, Cedars I'd Cope road Elic-Lefrbure Albert, Essington Elm Drew William, 39 Manor road road *Drysdale H. 'l'., The Oaks, Bromley I'd Elliot H., Gwydor road Dr,Vsdale Mrs., Northleach, Barnmead Ellis H., Highclere, Barn Mead road road Ellis H., Elmcroft, Albemarle road Ellis Henry 128, Lennard road *Duffield Rev. H. G., M.A., St. Oswald's house, Church road Elmslie A., Parkhurst, Crystal Palace Duff B. 3, St. Michael's terrace. park rmd Birkbeck road Elsden C. vV., Alfriston, Hayne road Duncan Wm., Clunie cot .• Bflckenham *Elston Chas. Frederick, Storth Holme, road Shortlands grove Elsdon John, Rutlands, Wickham road Dunn W. N., Hadley, Fox Grove road Ely William 2, Myrtle villas Birkbeck Dunn A.H., The Rosary, Kings Hall rd. road Durrant F. W., Oakhurst, The Knoll Elwvn Rev. W., 6, Church road Durrant Mrs., Archentines, Capers *Engleheart B. 0., Bromley grove Cope road Essam W .. Paxwcll, Upper Lennard Durley Mrs. I, Richmond terrace, road Birkbeck road Evans Frederick Maule, Maisonnette, Durrell Mrs. Beamsley house. St. Crystal Palace Park road John's road Evans Miss, Sydeney cottage Beck· Dutton W. H., Huon, Bromley road enham road Duvall Miss, Roseleigh, Capers Cope rd. j;~vans Henry C., Olivette, Lennard rd. Duval Miss 2, Gloucester villas, St. Evans Thos., 2 Church road Ge(;rge's road Ewins James, Burrell Cottage, Wick. ham road E Exton G. G., Caro;,dale,Copers Cope- Eales Mr::;. J. E., Upton lodge, Capers road Eyre J. J. MrD., Claremont, Albe- Cope road Eames W., The Myrtles, Uopers Cope marle road road F Earl J. H. , I, Victoria villas, Faber H., Fiona, Lennard road Mackenzie road Faber G. H., Kinloch, Fox G:rove road Eastopp W., Adelphi cott.,Birkbeck I'd Fabricius N. F., Croftonville, The East Mrs. 3:!, Burnhill road Avenue Eas~on H. T., 3, Cambridge terrace, Fagan E. R. Rev., Clydesdale, Becken- St. John's road ham road Eastwood J. Oak villa, Dyne roadl 158 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Farish E. G., Inglewood, Elm road *Fotherglll P.H., Thoresdy,Bromley rd Farmer Mrs. Henry, Colville house, 2 Fountaiu W., The Ferns, Vennp.rroad , Brackley road Fow Ie Charles, Clifton ville, Aldersmead Farmer Mrs. So, Rutland ho., Southend road road Fowke Wm., Southella The Avenue Farwig' John, Rolandseck Al bemarle rd Fox Mrs., Woodville, Cator road Falco G. T., Fernleigh, Lennard Fox C. A., Gloucester Lodge, St. road George's road Farrow A., SL Helena, Byne road Fox, C., Hosslin, Rectory road Feltoe Fo, Parkside ho., Southendroad Fox G(~orge, Cassiobury, Mackenzie rd. Fennedy Miss Belle vue, Laurie park Francis G. B., vVoodthorpe, Bromley rd. Ferguson Duncan, 9, Thayers Farm Francies Mrs., Croydon road, EImers road end Ferber S., Brockley cottage, Ravens- Francis li-.,Inverhope Cottage,Birkbeck croft road road Ferrier W., Rlim cottage, Anerley rd. Francis J. R .. 1, Cr()mwell villas, Fidge 'l'ho~. Broohille, Kent House I'd Venner road Field G. L., Rlmside, Kent House road Francis W., Don Cottag-e, Mossbed rd. F'ielder The Misses, Carlton ville Franks H., Bechenhurst, Crystal Pal- Beckenham road ace Park road Field Miss. Vacnor, Croydon road FredericksonAo D., St. Huberts, Hayne Figg R. W., 8, Portland Place, Venner road road Freake, George, The Grange, Bam- Firman Chus., Ellerslie, Langley road mead Road Firth F. Hehne, Mvu.nthill, Park roao Freeman C., 10, Richmond terrace, Fillingham P., Suunyside, Barn Me~c> Birkbeck road road Freeman S. P., Lyndhurst, Park road Pillery George, i) Manor Cottages, Freemantle Mrs., Birkbeck house, Fairfield road Birkbeck road Fincher the Misses, Winster house, French M. H., 11, Birkbeck road Newlands road Friend Mrs., 19, Manor road Finch Mrs., \Viercotte, Lennard road Freyburg H., Saxhurst, Bromley road Fetcher S. J., 1, Linden villas, Mac- Freeman Walter, Park lodge, West. kenzie road gate road Fletcher G. J., St John'& cottages *Friend W. B., Morden lodge, Bccken- Birkbeck road ham grove Fletcher G. J., 2, Harcourt terrace, *Fry Charles R., Little Holt, Mays hill Ra venscroft road *Fry Samuel, The Holmwood, Short- Fletcher Mrs. W. R. B., 3, Manor rd. lands road Foote Rev. J. Ao, Mackenzie villa. Fryer W. H., Springcroft, Barn Mead Mackenzie road road Foreman Ernest, 2 Lennard road Fuller William, 1, Stanhope villas, Ford G.W., St. Michael's, Kingshall I'd Ravenscroft road *Ford Le\\is, Shortlands house Funnell E. M., Ashurst, Copers Cope Ford W. J., Gordon villa, Kent house road road Furze Frederick, Home, Brackley rd. Forrbster Mrs., Helois, Crystal Palace Park road ' Foster H., Shirley, Bromley road G Foster G. R., 4], Ravenscroft road Foster R., 2, Park terrae!', Mackenzie Glrdiner T., Glendale, Lennard road road Gabillett Victor, Ferna villa, Macken- Foster J., 6, Claremont villas, Byne rd. zie road BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 159

Gaisberg Louis. 5 The Crescent, Barn Godfrey C., 1 Alice villas, Ravenscroft Mead ~oad Road Gailskell E. F., Catton, Crystal Palace Goddard E., Mossley. Fox Grove road Park road Goddard J., Elmer lodge, Croydon rd. Gaite Frederick. Exmouth villa, Barn Godwin G. A., Roseleigh. Albemarle Mead road . road *GaUie J., The Mount, Mays hill Goldsmith Joseph, Audleigh, Alders- Gardner F 2 'Westbrook villas. Mor- mead road land ro~:d . vVoodman Will., Alexander Board Gurd ner J., 1 Westbrook villas, M or- t5chools. Parish Lnne land road Good win T ohn, 5, Church road Gardiner J. .Fl., Ulverscroft" Copers Goodwin ""V. B .. Orborville, Newlands Cope road Paik Garrard T. E .. Campsie, Hayne road Gooch :K, The Cottage, Mackenzie road •• Gn.rmrd Thus, F., St. Aidan, Kings Goodhart Chs. Emanuel. J.P., Langley Hall road park Garwood 'V.H., Glencoe, Beckenham rd Goodwin W. J., SUi'SCXLodge, Copers Gascoyne W., 2 Gordon villas. Manor Cope road road Goud C. W., Byne Rond Gorringe G. J, Lea road Gates, J. F., 1 Church terrace, Rayen- Gosnell -., Ivydeuc, Cedars road scroft r0ad Grant Ama;", 49, BUtnhill r03.d Geogeghan R., 4-1, ~Ianor rond Graut. Cardross, Bruntsfield, Bromley George Miss. Bristl,l house, Barnmead road Gerich F., Grassfield, Copers Cope road Grant G. R., The Retreat, Lennard Gibb Col.N. E., Glenlyon, The Avenue road Gibbons John Abel, Clova, Elm road Green C. H., Ryde House, Brackley rd Gibson G.·W., Waltham house, Mac- Green James, 1, Cambridge Villas kenzie road Wiverton road Gibbin Mrs., 8, Clifford terrace, Rav- Green T. J., The Coppice, South End enscr0ft road road Gibbons C., ], South view, Birkbeck rd. Green Mrs., Lindale, Crystal Palace Gibson, 1\1.J., 7, Euston terrace, Wiv- Park road erton road Greenfielfl W., 5, Westborne road Gibson ]\1.'1'.,Merton villa, Venner road Greenslade Miss, Elmdonn Lodge, Giddings G. T., M.D., l\I.R.C.S., Hillworth Copers Cope road Manor road Gosling R., Cheverells, Brackley road Gifford Misses, Camber vil~a, Becken- Grain William, Lancaster house, ham road Copers Cope road Gifford H. B., Mavisbank, Laurie Grano J., 2 Park villas, Venner road Park Grange J, Rossmore, Barn Mead road Gill CoO Java lodge, Rectory road Grant Mr~.'V. S., Waveney, Beckenham Gillt.s W. C.. '1roulbeck, Elm road road Gilbert Johr{ G., Moutana, Cator rd. Grapes W., Thorncliffe, Barn Mead rd. Giding Ernest, Coistone, Lennard road Graves B., Carlsruhe, Albemarle road Glennie G. F .. 9 Park road Gray Frederick G., Heathville, Barn Glover A" Oak villas. Mackenzie road Mead road Glover Frederick' Kendall, The Green Rev. C., Vicarage, Park road Chestnuts, Copers Cope road Green R. J., Lilburn, Hayne road Glover Alfred, Holmdale, Barn Mead Green Robert W., Puckridge, Barn road Mead road Godd'lrdJ, E., Boundary house, Kings- Greene Mrs. C. J., 8 Fox Grove rOlld wood road GreeneA. W., 8 Fox Grove road 160 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Greene Col. G. N., Fl1itholme, Sonthend Hardwick H. James cottage Ravens-. road croft road Green wood C. E., Elim, Copers Cope rd. HardlOg Rev. John, Christ Church Gregory Walter, Glenhnrst, Beckenham lodge, The Avenue road Harding Miss. M.,l Hartington terr., Grenside Mrs., Norfolk house, South- Beckenham road _end road Hardwick W. D Buena Vesta, Kings Greswell Mrs., Faircroft, Capers Cope Hall load road Hardy Charles~ Lennard road Gribble C. W., London &; Provincial Harford F., Bosb •.•tJ, Fox Grove road Rank. High street Harley MiBses A., 18 Foxgrove road uriffin S., 7, Lea road Harmes James, Llanberis, Lennard road Griffiths Edward, New Farm, Croydon Harman George Oak villa Birkbeck rd. road Harman E. Boston villa Mackenzie rd. Griffith Rev. G. O. F., Oakery cottage. Harris E. C.. 21 Cedars road Bromley road Harrison C. W., The Whitmores, Grigg C. J., 1, Marlow Villas, Wive - Kelsey park ton road Harrison Mrs. Colwyn, Cryst

Hay-Smith C.,Grassmere,Barn Mead rd Hind 'J'., Prospect cottage, Mackenzie Hayton Mrs., Sandon ho., The Avenue road Hayter A. 21, Thayers Farm road Hinson Mrs., Sutton, Cedars road Hazeldene F., Myrnisng Cedars road Hinton Mrs, AshlClgh, Avenue Hearn H, D., St. Florentine villa, Hinton F. 3, Claremont villas, Dyne Head W" 14, Mackenzie road road *Heard Rev. H. J., Penova, Bromley HistcadH. H., Hazledenc, Kings Hall rd grove Hitchens Lytton, Riversleigh, Rectory Heape Fredk. A., Woodhurn house, road Copers Cope road Hitching T. H. B., Cloveny, Barn- Heaysman, E. A., Aldersmead villa~ mead road AldfHsmead road Houdes F Percy, Bowvilla Mackenzie Hedley Mrs., I., 1 Harlow Hill cot- road tages. l\lackellzie relad HJare C., Kelsey manor, Wickham rd. Hedley W. J., ~ Harlow Hill cottages, Hoath . J ohu, Pembroke cottage, Mackenzie road Ravenscroft road Hedley Ed ward, Rainham, The Avenue Hockin J., Amersham house, Capers Hedley John, Northumberland house, Cope road Bil kbeck road *Hodder Edwin, St. Aubyn'~ Becken- ffeginbothom Mrs., Vernon house, ham grove Albemarle road Hodge J., Malli.ng cot., 'Wickham road Hodges J., 2 Eaglescroft, villas, Mac- Henderson C. 2, Portl ld place Ven- kenzie road ner road Hogb'Jn H. W. 1, Mauor road Hendersou John, Oake Ie, Brackley rd. Hodgson John S\), Burnhill road Henville John, 'Vick .. .tm road Hohs Edward 5, Beaconsfield terrace, Herring E., Glenmuir, Barn Mead road Byue road HerJee A., Beaconsfield, The Avenne Holbrook 'V. I 7, Church road Heywood B. A" "Banner, vVestgate rd. Hollely F. W., Clifford house, Barn Herzfield G., Steglitz, Croydon road Mead road Hewlett J. C., Elmhurst,Coperil Cope rd Holledge Mrs. Rutland cottage Birk- Hicks T. H. Strathmore, C1Jstal beck road Palace Park road Hollebone S. S., 44, Burn hill road Hirkrath E. 'V., Mayfield lodge Hollibone C. V., Deepthorne, Rectory Bracklcy road road Hicks vVm., Ifield lodge, Mackenzie rd. Hollingsworth Chas., Vine cottage, Higgens T. L., Langdale, Beckenbam Wickham road Holloway S., 5, Park villas, Venner rd. road Hallway Mrs., Ravensleigh, The Higgins W., Myrtle villa, Barn Mead Avenue road Holman G., Ridger.10nt, Park road Higgs W., J esmond, Cedars road Holmes John, Ringwood, Southend rd. Hill F. 8, Eaton villas, Lennald road Holmes John, Glendale, Penge road Hill Thomas 2, Winslow cottages, Holmes J. Camm, Hildenhurst, Park Birkbeck road Hill road *Hillard A., 26, Bromley grove Home F. W yville, Blenheim, Cedars Hills Mrs. 30, Bromley road road Hire Geueral (j, Valley road Honey James, Stetchworth villa, Mor- Hills David, St. Brelade's, Elm road land road Hill C. S., Oak Grauge, Albemarle road Hooper George N., F.R.G.S., Emleigh Rills Richard, 10 Albemarle villas, Hayne road Kings Hall road Hooper Mrs., Van burgh house, Manor Hills E., Emu lodge, Lennard road road 162 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Hook W., Acacia villa, Blrkbeck rd. Hyslop R. Murray, Eversley, Becken- Hopkinson E. May thorn, BalDmead ham road road Hore C. F., Hilden, The Avenue I Horlock G. 2, Richmond villas Birk- beck road JIlingsworth Mrs. 7, South vielv, Birk- beck road "'Hore F. W. R., Herondene, Park hill Jmray James Fredk., St. Catbarine's, Hare Clavell. Bonscale, Albemarle rd. Foxgrove road Horner F., Farningbam lodge, Wick- Inglis Han. Lady, Binfield, Hayne rd. road Ingall F .• Alland,tle, Barnmead road Horsley Mrs ..Maitland bouse, Park road Ingram, 'l'. 4, St. Michael's terrace, *Horsley J. G., Corcelles, Bromley grv. Birkbeck road Hoskin A. W. Rosemount Beckenham Ingold Mrs., Rozel, Crystal Palace road Park road Horton IS:lac, Hayne house, Hayne rd. Ingnlln T .. RonthfielcL Avenue Hose Mrs., 2 Chestnut villa~, Manor rd. Inman Capt. Willoughby house, Houchen Mrs. F., Ferndale, Capers Crystal Palace Park road cope road Ironsides Thc.'mas, Almeria villas Houghton Mrs. 2 Gloucester villas, Birkbeck load Venner road Isard A., 2 Brindley villas, Venner rd. Howard Alfred, Tbe Hollies, Mac- Isger Alfred J., Hersham house, Mac- kenzie road kenzie road Howard J. 41, Barnhill. road Ivory W. 2, Marlow villas Wiverton rd Howard B., 2 Grosvenor villas, Venner road .J Howard, Re\'. Broadley G., St. James' lodge, Croydon road Jackman J. 11, Newland< terrace HowsdclJ J. B. Brooklyn, Cator road B,-ne road Hoyland C. D. Elm ;,ottage. High st Jackson C. E., Crcedy, Upper Len- Hubble Miss 2, Albury villas Manor nard road road Jackson G. H., Salldhul'~t, Albemarle rd. Hudson Frank, Kippington, Manor I'd Jacob Daniel nhurles, 2 Acacia villas, Hudson Jobn 2, Gloucester terrace. Bam Meud road St. George's road Jacobs A., 3 Oakhill vill., Bromley rd. Hudson J. G. Glenhaven, Hayne rd. James Thomas, Ryde villa, Manor road Hughes A. J. Myrtle villa Ravens- Jeffries J.. 8 Gloucester villas, Venner croft road road . *Hull Miss, Sunnyside, Valley road Jagged Geo. 'rhe Beeches, Kent house Humberstone Miss 1, Park terrace, road Mackenzie road Jal1les G. 4, Stanmore terrar,t\, Fair- Humble H. 14, Burnhill road field Hummel Horace ·W., Ashlynn, Albe- Jarvis Thomas 1, RelIc villas Birkbeck marle load road Humphreys C. 0., Teversham house, Jeffs W. 4, Edinboro' terrace, Ravens- South~nd road croft road Hunott. G. P., Normandhurst, Elm rd. Jenkins 0., Elsimort', Albemarle road Hunter W., Claremont, ('pper Lennard *Jennings Col. E. L. P., Chestnuts, road Beckenham grove Hunt T. Mornica, Byne roall Jennings H. B., 1 Grosvenor villa Hurst Peter, Sherbrook, Brackley road Venner road Hyland A. Y., DunoHy, Croydon road J eunings The Misses 23, Foxgrove I'd Hyland 'r.22, Ravenscroft road Jennings Mrs. 84, Ravenscroft road BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 163

Jepson O. M.D., Elmfield, Newlands Kipps Edward, Rocklands, Wickham park road Jervis Colonel, Chatkyll, Laurie park Kirby Edmund A., lIf.D., Kelsey cottage *Johns Andrew, Glencoe, Park hill Kelsey park Johns Rd., \Vardendale,Brckenham I'd *Kirby Mrs. S., Oakhurst, Kingswood Johnson T. R. Waverly, Newlands pk. road Johnson L. H., COSfOld,The Avenue *Kirby A. E., Redmont, Park hill Jones Mrs., Burchester, Venner road Kirkman H. F., Myrtle ldge., Manor rd. J ones Mrs. 5, Park terrace Mackenzie Kirkman William, 2, Beaconsfield road terrace, Byne road Jones Harry Emlyn, Melville lodg-e, Kirlew Mrs., Tezpor, Hayne road Southend road Knapp Mrs. The Briars, Venner road Jones Henry 7, Thayers Farm road Knight, C. S., Pax well, Lennard rd. Jones Thomas Albemarle house, Kent Knight Mrs., Springfield, Crystal Pal- house road ace park road Jones Charles, 3 Lennard road Knipe A., Bletchingly, Crysta Palace Jones J., surgeon, Northcote, Lennard Park road road Knott F. ~., The Briars, Crystal Palace Jones John J., Ivy Elm, Mackenzie I'd park road Jones T. 'V., Mayfield, Barn Mead rd. Knowles Richard, Arazario house, JonesW. A., St'1plegrove, The Avenue Crystal Palace Park road . Joy David, Manor house, :\lanor road Kohler Mrs., 3, Tintavel villas, Mack- enzie road Kressman Julius, Gordon house, High street Kallendar Col. Parkfield, Beckenham Kydd Richard, Lunan Bank, Cedars rd. grove L Keddell A. Chatsworth, Cator road Kendall J. G., 130, Lennard road Lachlan J., Grasmere house, The Kenslt Geo., Crescent house, Crescent Avenue road Lake W., Kenwyn, Queen's road Kentish Msss 12, Burnhill road Laker Jas., 3 Gloucester villas, Venner Ketley F. 50, Burnhill road road Kennard Alfred Cranbrook cottage, Lale H. H., The Ferns, Lennard road Ravenscroft road Lambert T., Graham house. Mackenzie *Kennedy A. G. The Lodge, Church road Road, Shortlands Lander Rev. J., St. Aubyns, Crystal Kerr James, Dun Reigh, Albemarle rd. PalacE Park road Rent Alfred, Birkbeck road LaneF. G., Wovdthorpe, Svuthend rd. Kent Miss The College, Crystal Lane Richard, Courthorpe, 'rhe Pala ce Park road Avenue Killick W. C., 3, Church terrace Landford Henry, Wilsden, Blakeney Ravenscroft road Avenue K.mmins, 'Vir"'. J., I, St. George's villas, Langham A., Edith house, Kmgs Hall St. George's road road King Mrs., Fairlight, Barn Mead road Langland John, Kent house tann King Edward, 2 Cleveland villas Kent house road Newlands park Langridge R., 41, Burnhill road Langton T. G., Crossby, Barn Mead King Fr~derick,Ryde, Blakeney avenue road . King S., Cheriton, Laurie Park King Thomas, 5, St. Michaels terrace, LapworthH. J., St. Helen's, The Avenue .- .Birkbeck road Larchan E. R., Shirley view, Langley Kippax H., The Laurels, .Anerley road road 164 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Larter Wm., 2 The Hollies, Mackenzie Littlehales Eldred Harry, Kennebec road The Avenue Laurie D., Ravensbec, Albemarle road Littlejohn Fred" Venner road Lavington W. J., Wykham house, Li\'ingstone F., The Retreat, Newlands Ne\' lands park park Lawrence Frederick Wm., F.R.G.S., Lloyd Mrs. M., The Pines, Westgate Oakleigh, Southend road road Lawrence Mrs., Pinellas, Albemarle rd Layman C. N., Thr Firs, AlbemarleI'd. Lloyd W., Stoneleigh, Beckenhamroad Lavzell Mrs., 20 Mackenzie road Lloyd E., Ambleside, Croydon road *Leadam T. S., Caerleon, Scotts lane Loug Mr::;., 3-1, Burnhill road Ledicott A., Sunnyside, Upper Lennard Longhurst Miss., 1 Oakhill villas, Brom- road ley road Lee Mrs, Netherfield, Scotts lane Longshaw E., Bryn-Y-Mor, Mackenzie Lees W. J., ThornLury, The Avenue road Leadbetter Mrs., 4, Eustace terracp. Lour Mrs., 11, Portland Place, Venner Weverton road road *Leigh A. H., Mayfield, Kingswood rd· Love Caroline, 1, Birkbeck road Lendon William Henry, Holrnleigh, Lovell L B., Camelot, Rectory road Copers Cope road Lovering E., Salterne, Venner road Leonard Ed., 1!laisonette, Beckenham Lovejoy W., 82 Ravenscroft road road Lowe J. H., Hatton villa, Upper Len- road Le Petit Miss, 1 Lorne vi!., Beckenham Lowe W., 10, Newlands terra'ce, Byne road road Lester Mrs., Stanmore lodge, New- Lowrie George, St. Ronans, Newlands lands park park Levens William, Fransfield, Albemarl'3 Lawson John A., The Cottage, Oak road Hill road Levens H. W., 2, Church villas, St. GeLrge's road Lowry A. SooS1. Mawe's, Beckenbam Leverkus Otto, St. Ronans, Crystal road Palace Park road Loyd Lewis, Monk's orchard, Uppet' Lewcock 'V., 2, Stunlll(lre terrace EImers End road *Le win Mrs. Ed, Hazle Nood Church Lucas W. F., Morlands, Wickham road road Luke W., The Ferns, Crystal Palace Lewis Mrs., 2 Clyde villar, Manor rd Park road Lumley F., 8, Woodbridge villas, Byne Lewis J. S" 22, Kingshall road road Lewsey Henry, 4 Lee road Lumsden S., The Hollies, Crystal Lewthwaite J., 6 Cleveland villas, Palace Park road New lands park Lynch Capt. Edward A., Rhode hou.,e, Ley H. H. Major, Treneglos Foxgrove road Lillin gston Miss Juliana, Elmdon lodge Capers Cope road M Link D., Fairlight, The Avenue Macdonald J., Moray house, Elm road Lindsay J. A. C., Lily vale, Newlands Mace Alfred, 3 Westbourne vil., West- park bourne road Lindsey Walter, Thayer's Farm rultd Mac Ewen C. H., Highwood, Crystal Lingeman Mrs. E. A.,Glenmore,Rectory Palace Park road road Mackadam A. C., 1 Catherine villas Linwood Wm., 6, Gloucester terrace Birkbeck road St, George's road Mack George, 3 Stanhope vil., Ravens- Liptrot Mrs., 38, Burnhill road croft road BECKEN HAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 165

Maclean Miss. The Cottage. Crystal Mathews -., Cheriton, Kemerton rd. Palace Park road *Maw George, Coningsby, Beckenham Maddock Richard Tremadoc, Barn Grove Mead road Maxtbd H. 0., Beckenbam lodge, Maltby Hugh, Clarence house, Capers Kent House road Cope road May R. H., Glp.ndale, Beckfnbam rd Mallett W., 62 Ravenscroft road Mayle H., 6 Lennard road Malar WillIam, M.I.e.E .• Chesterleigh, Mayell J. N. P .• Endersleigh, King- Albemarle road shall road Mann T., 2 Albemarle villas, Kings MacArthur Rev. D., Beckenham lodge. Hall road Beckenham road Man Frederick, Copehurst, The Avenue McClellan B., Sussex villa, Venner rd- Manger G. H., 29 Albemarle road McDermott E. J., 3 Richmond terrace, Manger Henry, 1 Gloucester villas. St. Birkbeck road George's road McGaw E., Stanlev. Elm road Manger Richard, Eversleigh, Byne rd. McKenna Leopold, Po khurst, Wick- Mansell F. W., Grassington, Hayne rd ham road Mark H. R., Cheriton, Albemarle road McKenzie David, Glenesk, Cator road Marsh A., 10 Lea lOad McKensie M., Blair Athol, Cedars road Marshall Mrs., 9 Lea road McKenzie Duncan, Radnor ho., South- Marshall Elizabeth, 2 Sidney villas, end road Birkbeck road McKee W., 5 Lennard road Marshall J., 12 Clifford ter., Ravens- McKenna L., Parkhurst, Wickham rd. croft road McKinlay Peter, Rahane, Beckenham Mar~hall N., 37 Mackenzie road road MdTshall A. E., Waldersea, Capers McLatchie A., t'caur Yale, Penge road Cope road McIlwraith W., Ingleside, Vennf\r rd. Marshall T. E., Lindum lodge, Brack- McNeill A., Mowbray, Albemarle road ley road Meates S., Norlington, Kings Hall rd Martin E., Woodlands, Ca tor road Mead Charles, 5 Eustace ter., Wiver- Martin Rev .. J. H., 17 Hwydor road ton road Martinego-., Belvedere, Kingshall rd Meddows G., 5 Gloucester terrace, fit. Martin Frederick, M.D., Holmhurst Georges read. Bouthend road Meadows W., 5 Stanhope vil., Ravens- Martin Mrs., Normanhurst, Lennard croft road road Mehl William, Dane Bank, Kingshall Martin W. B., Rathgar. Barn Mead rd road Maskiman VV., Cleveland vi!., Birk- Melhuish R. M., Melridge, Kemerton beck road road . Mason Mrs., Westbury ho., Birkbeck Mellis W., Murtle, Kmgshall road road Meakin Mrs., Nethercote, Beckenham Mason William Jas. Peake, Willscott, road Fox Grove road Meek G., 5 St. Georges villas. St. *Mason C. G., Park hill house, Park hill Georges road Massey H., Fern Lea, Barn Mead road Med win J as., The Grange, Lawn road Mather H. L., Lunesdale. Fox Grove Mercer Ceicel,Bendscliffe house, Capers road Cope road Mathew Michael, 9 Brackley road Merrett William, Roseberry villa, Kent Matthew Walter. 1 Lennard road House road Matthews G. K., St. John's lodge, Merry Wm. L., Elystan, The Avenue Fox grove road Mertens H. W., Melrose, Kings Hall rd. Matthews P., Northcoates, Blakeney rd. *Mew George, Coningsby, Beckenbam Mathews H. A., Charlton, Overburr Grove Avenue Middleton C., Maryville, Mackenzie rd BEOKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS •.

*Middleton T. A.. Thornford, Short- Morgan J., Kelvin grove, Rrcier> rd. lands road . Morgan W., 'Vaverley. Albemarle road Middleton u., 24 Burnhill road Morgan W. A., Braeside, The Avenue Miers F. 0..Eden cot.. 'WIckham road Morris A. '\T., Holmlea, Kingshall rd. Miles Mr~., 4 Clevellmd villas, N ew- Morris Charles, 5 Mount Pleasant lands park Morris C., Haddenham, Lennard road Mill" Charles, 11 Gloucester to!., St. Morrison :B:dward, Ivy vi!., Ravenscroft Georges road _ Morrison G., 9 Richmond ter .• BIrk- Milburn Robert, Cintra, Albemarle road beck road Milford Peter, St. Georges lodge. Morphew M., 52 Mackenzie road Barnmead road Morse T., Pine Cottage, Blakeney road Miller F. S., Rokewode, Lennard road Mortlock Mrs., Tregarnon, B0ckenham Miller M. A., Springfield house, Mac- road kenzie road Moser AlexanderShedden, Kelsey park Miller J. C., Lynmouth house, Langley farm, Croydon road road Masse W. J, 2 Lime villas, Copers Miller James, 7 Jlifford ter., Ravens- Cope road croft road Moss W. L., 36 Burnhill road Mills E., 4 Chepstow villas. St. Johns *Mowell H., 9 Bromley Grove road Mudge Miss, Drayton lodge, Bromley Mills W. F., Hawkhurst. Kingshall rd. road MIlne George Grinnell. St. Ronans, Muggeridge T. B., The Vale, Crystal Crystal Palace Park road . Palace Park road Milner II., South Vie~, The Avenue *Muirhead F. L., The Cottage, Becken Miners':"- T., 1 Dalton villas, Ven- ham grove ner road Murton A., 7 Portland place, Venner rd Mindenhall Thomas, 53 Burnhill rd., Muller B. L .. Ashfield, Crescent road Fairfield Muller J., 3 Marlow viI., "'\Tiverton rd. Minter E., U Adeline ter., Beckenham Murden E., 2 Church ter., Ravenscroft road Murgatroyd W., 1 Tintagel villas, Minty John, 30 Burnhill road Mackenzie road Mitchell George Wesley, Rockhills, MUlrell Charles, 26 Burnhill road Crystal Palace Park road Murray W., Wanstead, Oedars road Mitchell Mrs., 8 Harcourt terrace, Ravenscroft road N Mitchell Mrs., 18 Mackenzie road Nalder F., Conniston, Fox Grove road Mitchell Mrs., Gonville, Lawrie park Nash F. W., St. Leonards, Copers Cope Mitchell JJhn, Fair Lea, Capers Cope road road N a,h Frederick, Farrington. Barn Molton W., Clevenden, Lennard road Mead road *Moncreiff, Rev. G. R., Thornbury, Na~h John, 7 Eustace ter.,Wiverton rd. Bromley grove Nash J. T. C., surgeon, Kingshall rd. Moodie W'illiam. Dalmeny, Bum Mead NaBmyth Mrs. Aspel'll, Kings Hall rri. road Naumann R., 4 Tintavel viI., Macken- Moore Miss. 12 Gloucester terrace, St zie road Georges road Naumann E., Ida villa, Barn Mead road Moore J., Oakwood, Bromley road Naylor James, Parkview, Wickham rd Moore Charles, Kent villa, Venner rd. Neal Herbert, Dulvelton lodJe, Capers Moore M., Maybank, Albemarle road Cupe r')ad Moore H. E., Ondine, Barn. Mead road *Neal Miss, Holly lodge, Shortlandsgr. Morgan Mrs., 1 Cha,vton vil., Ravens- Neame L. H., Lowood, Crystal Palace croft road Park road Morgan J., 12 Clifford ter., Ravens- Neame Miss, Belmont, Southend road croft road Noedham A. T., 38 Ravenscroft road BECKENH,AM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 167

'~Neely J. S., Lynton, Bromley gro\'e Omcr J. G.,3 Oak villas, Copers Cope Neeves A., Lindley cottage, Kings Hall road road Olney E. A., The Myrtles,Wiverton rd. Netherall G. J., Newlands, Barn Mead Orp Mrs., Memone, Laurie Park road Osborne Robt., 6 Mount Pl8fts:mt Newbold 1\1. T., St. ryes, Shortlands rd. Osmond Watson, Netherton, Newlands Newell E., Clovelly, Bromley road park Newman H., 2 Linden vil., Mackenzie Ovey Mrs., Ballygunge, Park road road Owen John, .7 Mount Pleasant Nev·combeF. F., Ashville, CopersCope Owen Herbert, Parkdale, Lennard rd. road Owen W., 33 Ravenscroft road Newhall Mrs., Kirk Braddon, Croydon Owen Capt. W. F., The Anchorage, road Copers Cope road Newington Mrs., St. Helier, Lennard Owens Mrs., Woodlands, Southend rd. road Owens C. E., Speldehurst, The Avenue Newman E., Montrose, B3ckenhamroad Owtram C., Rylstone, Croydon road Newman Mrs., Oakwood, Southend rd. Oxland Charles, Greystoke, Crystal Newsam "VVm.,1 Sutton villas, Venner Palace Park road road Oxley W. A., Elmhurst, Langley road Newth R. B., Upton, Cedars road Newton Mrs., Newlands, Copers Cope p road Packham T. R., 29 Thayers Farm rd. Nicholls Wol., 2 Birkbeck road Packe Robert C., Usborne, Copers Nicholson J. S.,Waverly, Kingshall rd. COPb road Nicholl Mrs., The Firs, Blakeney road Page Madam, Fronfellan, Upper Len- Nichols J. E., Mayfield, Oak hill road nard road Nicholls W. J., Percy Vale, Barn Mead *Palmer .N.W., Rutland lodge, Mays road hill Nicholas J., Eden lodge, Wickham rd. Pamphilon Alfred, Abbotsleigh, Albe- NipleyWm., Silverdale, Copers Cope rd. marle road Nixon A., Datchet, Barn Mead road .Pankhurst George, 13 Gloucester ter., Noakes W., Fairfield, The Avenue St. Georges road Norris A., 3 Thayers Farm road Pantin Henry, Oakleigh, The Avenue Northcote Horace, The Homestead, Parker James, Fairview, The Knoll Aldersmead road Parker H., Castle Carrock, Croydon rd North Robert, Tamworth, Kings Hall Parker Mrs., West Hyde, Croydon rd. road Parks G. A., 23 Burnhill road Northcote G. C., Amwell, Copers Cope Parkinson .J. L., 5 Newlands terrace, road Byne road Norwood John, Pembury lodge, Copers Parkhouse R. P., 1 Elm villas, Manor Cope road road . N unn Henry, Beechroft, "Venner road Parkyns Sir Thomas, Stapleton, *Nye E., Naworth, Shortlands Grove Brackley road Parry Captain, Derwent house, Crystal o Palace Park road Parry Mr~., Laclands Obee Mrs., Elsie terrace, Wickham rd Obicini Fredk. Peter, Llanfair, Park rd. Parry W. G., Grosvenorlodge, Rectory Oldham C.E., Cyprus, Venner road road Oldham F., Cham wood, Barn Mead rd. Partridge F. W., 2 St. George's villas, Oliver Charles, Penrith, Lennard road St. George's road Oliver Alfred, Homestead villa, Upper Partridge W. Peyton, Deputy Surgeon Lennard road General, Bella Vista, Southend road 168 BECKENHAM PRIV ATE RESIDENTS.

Parrott R., 4 Southview, Birkbeck rd. Piper W. T., Littlehampton, Blakeney Pash J. Allworth, Esbourn. Laurie park road road Pitts D., 51 Burnhill road ,Partridge John, M~lton, Upper Len- Pitts W. E. Pitt, Strathmore, Cat or rd. nard road Pitt G., st. Agatha's lodge, The Knoll Patrickson John, Cumberland, West- Pitt Arthur, Braemer, Bcckenham road gate road Pobgee W. G., 80 Havenscroft road Pattissou W. B., Graylings, Cedars rd Pohlmann Wm., Northbank, Albe- Paul J. H., Ellesmere ho., Venner rd. marle load Paul B. R., Lahneck, Croydon road Pollard Mrs., N ersted, Lennard road Payne John, Kathlamba, Crystal Ponder F. M., 3 Hartington terrare, Palace Park road Beckenham road . Pearce A, Bexley house, Southend rd. Pophley J., Adelphi cott., Birkbeck rd Pearce Mrs., St. James' lodge, The Poore Mrs., 23 Thayers Farm road Avenue Porter H. G., Homefield, Fox Grove Pearsall Richard, Lorraine, Elm road road Pedley R. D., Franklin, Elm road Porter N., Ashley Hay, Penge road Peel Mrs., Moore ho., Overburyavenue Porter R. T., Raleigh, Fox grove road Peel F., Cheynehurst, Brackley road Potter William, Elmside, Lawn road Pentreth R., May thorn, Barn Mead rd Popjoy W., 7 Birkbeck road Percival Frederick, Southfield, 27 *Poulter Frederick Driffell, The Haw- Beckenham road thorns, Mays hill Perkins Thomas,Whiterock, Kingshall PoweIlH. A., lII.A.,M.R.C.S.,TheAvenue road Prance H. C. S.. 2 Hartington terrace, Perkins C., Bourne End, Kings Hall rd. Perrott fl., Dunolly, Venner road Beckenham road Prest S., Logie house. Hayne road l'erk~ G., Hazelwode, Bromley Road Price Mrs., 4 Grosvenor vil.,Venner rd. Phelps Mrs., The Chestnuts, Barn Price Miss, 1 Clyde villas, Manor road Mead road Phillips C. W., 6 St. George's villas, Price E. R .. Chescumbe Price Mrs., Lymore Croydon road St. George's road Price W. John, 8t. Margarets, Fox Phillips J., 28 Burnhill road Phillips R., 29 Lennard road Grove road Pringle C. S., Fairnalie, Foxg-rove road Phillips Oapt., R.N., Home cottage, Beckenham road Prisley John, North View, Venner rd. Phillips G. H., Rochallions, Crystal Puckett W .. 13 Newlands ter" Byne rd. Palace Park road Pulley Mrs. S. H., Camps bourne, Phillips George, Earlsmead, Hayne rd' Alhemarle road Phillips Rev. '1'. Lloyd, l\I.A.,The Abbey Pullen D., 3 Eaton villas, Lennard rd. School, Park road Purdue J., Eskdale, Hayne road Purvis G., IngleoNeuk Brackley road Pickering A., Sunbury ho., Venner rd. Pyne Mrs., CloveIly, Cedars road Piggott W. A., A.C.A., Cotsl\'old ho., Fuzey Thos., Quarry ton, Hayne road Aldersmead road Q *Pike Miss M. C., Elim, Shortlands gr. *Quarell S., Ellangowan, Kingswood Pilbeam George, Acacia villa, Kent road House road Quick C. W., 4 Lennard road Pilbeam T., Suffolk vi!., Kent Ho. rd. Quixley J., 2 Claremont vil., Byne rd. Pilcher VV., 62 Ravenscroft road 'pilcher C. R., Colebrook, The Avenue R Pilkington Mrs., St. Margaret's; Byne Radcliffe J. E., Broomhill, Southend road road Pillin H. L., Glanville, Kings Hall rd. Radford J., 4 Hartington ter., Becken- Pillin S. J., Lily villa, Beckenham road ham road BECKE NHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 169

Radl<>y E., Tan-y-Bryn, Fox Grove rd. Ridpath T. N., Ravenshead, Fox grove Raine Richard, Birkendale, Newlands road park Ridsdale T. H., Capers Cope house, Rail1berd A., Norfolk villas, Upper Rid~on C. J., The Nest, Aldersmead rd Lennard road Southend road Rait G. T., F.e.A., Milton, Hayne road Ripley William, Silverdale, Capers Ralli E., 1 Rectory road Cope road Ralph Philip, 6 Roy ton villas, Bromley Rippingal W., 27 Thayers Farm road road Ritson Joseph J., L.D.R., Saville lodge, Ralph Henry S., Kildare, Bam Mead rd Bromley road Ramage Mrs., Westwood lodge, Fox Ritter C., Lyndhurst, Hayne road Grove road Rivers W., 1 Burnhill cottages Ram~ay Alec., 14 Albemarle villas Roberts Miss, Trehill, Venner road Kings Hall road Roberts Mrs., Elvin house, Capers R'lndell R. M. H., M.D., Oakington Cope road house, Capers Cope road Roberts Chus., Stan wlck, Croydon road Raper H., Hollybank, Hayne road Roberts Octavan, The Thorns, Macken- Rashleigh E. C., The Chimes, Crystal zie road Palace park road *Roberts G., Needah Moor, Beckenham Ratcliffe S. C. E., 6 Gloucester villas, grove Venner road Roberts W., Rosenberg, Foxgrove road Rawlins Rev. Chas., St. Ethelbert, Robinson Chas., 43 Burnhill road Crystal Palace Park road Robinson Mrs., 12 Lea road Raymond R., Shirley, Barnmead road Robinson R .. Rose Dale, Upper Len- Redward G., Dunedin villa, Lennard rd nard road Reed W. J., Redleaf, Barnmead road Robinson Miss, St. Clair, Venner rd. Read Walter. Ashdene, Barn Mead rd Robinson J., Langmead, Croydon road Reed H. A., The Ferns, Laurie park Robertson MiS., 5 Gloucester villas, Reed Thos., The Mount, Birkbeck rd. Venner road Reed F., The Cottage, Barn Mead road Rocke J. H., Weldon lodge, Laurie pk. Reed Mrs., Oaklands, The Avenue Rogers E. C., 1 Westbourne villas, Reed James, Hillside, The Avenue Westbourne road Reichweld A., Burn1:Jrae, The Avenue RogerI'! F. A., 4 Gloucester villas, Ven- Reinhart A., Ferniehurst, Albemarle ner road road Rogers F., Tweedmuir, Barn Mead rd Relf Thos. J., Hope villa, Lennard rd Rolfe E., 3 Clifford terrace, Ravens- Renning S. H., Hughenden, Cator rd croft road Rhodes J. M., Harewood house, Ven- Rolfe, W., 5 Clifford terrace} Ravens- ner rQad croft road Riche,> Philip, 4 Roy ton villas, Brom- Rose A., 6 Church ter .. Ravenscroft rd. ley road Rose J., 14 Ra"enscroft villas, Ravens- Richardson T., The Farm, Bromley rd croft road Richards R., Teviotsdale, Courtenay *Ross Col., 4 Valley road road Ross-Stewart A., Appin viI., Blakeney Richards Mrs., Largan, Beckenham rd road *Richardson W. Ridley, Alwyn house. Roots Geo., Birnam cot., Mackenzie rd Shortlands grove Roots Mrs. ~ :3 Mackenzie villas, Mac- Rider John, 2 Oak villas, Capers Cope kenzie road road Round H. T., Orchardhurst, Crescent rd Riddle John, Brook's Leigh, Albemarle Ruffer Ernest, Ribblesdale, Crystal road Palace l>ark road Ridgewell W., Montrose villa, Mor- RUffer A., Mineval, Crystal .Palace land road Park road J70 BECKEN HAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Rule George, 9 Gloucester terrace, St. Seely .~dolph., Stanhope, Barnmead rd. Georges road Selby-Lowndes Capt. Seymour, Beryl Rule Miss, Beckville, Southend road lodge, Wickham road Russell Mrs., The Larches, Southend rd. Selby Edgar H., Lindula, Lennard road Ryley Wm" Talbort villa, Venner rd. Sellars A. J., Springfield, Barnmead rd. S Selons Major, 60 Crystal Palace Park Sale-Barker Mrs., Inglenook, Lennard road road Semark G. J., Thayers Farm road Sales William, 52 Burnhill road, Fair- Sewell Mrs., 11 Lea road field Sewell Mrs., Elmstone house, South- *Halkeld W., Meemerby, Park hill end road Salter H., Lime villa, Mackenzie road Seymour Capt., Dunkeld cottage Sandercork Thomas, 1 Church road Newlands park Sanderson J., Llanberis, Kings Hall rd Sharland U,. Bonithon, Wickham road Sargeant E. H., Kenilworth, Kingshall Sharp J. R., 8 Church road road Shaw R. J .. Chesterton, Kingshall rd. Sarson W. J., 2 Newlands ter., Byne rd. *Shaw R. M., St. Ronans, Beckenham Saunders H., 79 Mackenzie road grove Saunders T., 33 Burnhill road Shearman J. G., Springfield, Bnickley *Saul John, Rosslyn, Bromley grove road Savage H. F., Roskilde, Lennard road Sheldon C., 149 Ravtnscroft road :'a' ille W. H. , 9 Portland place, Ven- Shepperd Mrs., :St. Patricks, Cedars rd. nerroad Shepperd William, 5 Blakeney road Sawyer R., Sunnysid~, Croydon road Shepherd J. M. D., Ellesmere Hayne rd *Saxton E. S., Careswell, Beckenham Shewbridge George. Upper EImers grove l!;nd road Saywood Frederick, 3 Newlands ter., Shipman George, (j Christ Church viI. Byne road Short Ellis, Tracey vill[ts, Gwydor rd. Scarlett 0., 3 Edinboro ter., RaveIJoS- Short J. L.B , Keira, Copers Copr road croft road Short Mrs., 2 Gwydnr vill., Gwydor rd. Scarrett Henry, Oakside, Barn Mead rd Shutt W., Braunton, Manor road Schilling George, Highfield, Crystal Sier H. W., Harlesden, Manor road Palace Park road SiIlem Augustus, Somerfield, Laurie pk Schmidt L., Sunnyside, Newlands park Silva J. The Wood ldg, Albermarle rd. Schofield William, Beckenham cottage Simons VV. S., St. Norman's, Lennard Wickham road road *Schcnbank A., Beckenham grove Simons A. L., Knightwick, Crystal Scholy James, 4 Churr-h road Palace Park road Schopp Gustav, ~1:alvern, Barn Mead rd Simpson J. H., Oak Lawn, Bromley rd. Schuller J., Belle Vue, Bromley road Simpson Miss, Passy ho., Brackley rd. Schultz R., Schultzenhof, Cator road SImpson F. H., Thoruburj', Southend Schwieger H., 13 Albemarle villas, road Kings Hall road Simpson Tboillas, 3G Ravenscroft road Scott Thomas, Ceylon vil., Ravenscroft Simson A. T, Heclick lodge, Crystal road Palace Park road ScoctBernard A., Eversley, Upper Len- Sinnock Mrs., 1 Lime viI, Birkbrck rd. nard road Sinclair Jobn, 10 Lennard road Scovell Col. E. W., St. Audries, The Sissons Rev. T., Elm lodge; Albemarle , Avenue ' " road Seale J., Luther villa. Ravenscroft road Skellorn Isaac, Ellesmere' villa, ITpper Secretan Philip, Nuthurst, RectOIY road ,. Lennard road Seaman C. K., 4 Linden vit, Macken- Skinkorpff Theodor, Staulller .lod¥e; zie road .. , The Avenue BECKENHAM PRIV ATE RES;IDENTS. 171

Skinner Dr. Waylands, The Knoll Stanford T. G., 12 Newlands terrae Skinner J. M., 3 The Cresent, Barn- Stagg R., Woodbury, The Avenue Mead Road Stapleton H. L., Pensile,!.l The Cres- Skinner Mrs., Verona, Bar~Mead road cent, Barn :Mead road Smith Mrs., 9 Newlands ter., Byne rd. Stanton G H., Bird11urst, Crystal Smith Mrs., North view, Bromley road Palace Park rO.ld Smith A., Oakside, Ravenscroft road Stei'jns Mrs. A., P1nkLwds, Crystal Smith C. A., Aubrey vil., KingslHtll rd. Palacl:) Park road Smith Eastlake. We_ ton Lea, Crystal Stead R. 'V., Chasel:::igh, Crystal Palace Park road .• Palace park road Smith E. D., Roseleigh, Aldersmead rd. Steil Jallle,~, Well am lodge, Langley Smith G., 47 Burnhill road road Smith Henry, 1 Myrtle villas, Birkbeck Steel J., 1 Laburnam \'il" RtVenscroft road roan Smith R. J., 37 Ravenscroft road Stein A., Broomfield, Copers Cope road Smith R. J., 86 Ravenscroft road StenningJ. C. Oakfield, Fox G,o\·e rd. Smith S., 3 Mount Pleasant Stephenson Geo., The Grange, Brom- Smith T. W., 4 Harcourt ter., Ravens- ley road croft road Stephens .Mrs., Prestinari, Beckenham Smith W. A., Micklehurst. Ihrnmead road road ' Steer Lee, 2 Ravenscroft road Smith J. A., Eastwell, ·Westgate road Steere J. J., 33 Thayers Farm road Smith J. 1'., The Elms, Laurie park Stevens \V" Hillside ho.. Foxgrovc road Smith J W., Cum berland house, Stevens F., Pickerage. Oak Hill road Capers COIJcroad Stevens Richard. J.P., Maywood, *Smith Mrs. Jas. S., Rl)thbury lodge. Beckenham Plaee park, Fox Grove rd Shortlands grove Stevenson Rev. C., Tamworth lodge, Smith Horace, Ivy Bank, The Avenuc Coper:,; Cope road Smith Wm., Charltcn lodge, Hayne rd. Stevenson George, Elmhursr, Langley Smith H. D., 9, Cedars road . road Smith ·Walter J., Villette. Lennm rd. Stewart Mrs., .•Garth," KCllnnerton rd. Smith R. A., Tarmwatta, Barn Mead I'd *Stewul't Joseph, DunoHy, Shortlands Smith S., Trevono, B:un lUead road road Smithers U., Myrtie yii l::t, Byne road Stilemall E., Thurstomille, 0, erbury Smyter R. C., Fernside, nater road road Snee, Thomas, Laisterd.rkl·, Blakeney Stilwell Mrs., Spnllgcroft, Park rC'1d Avenue Stinson H., 42 Mackenzie road Snow J., Florence villJ, Langley JOud Stone Henry, 41 Raveu:icroft rOJ-d Solomon ,Valter, 1 Cedars road Stoneham A., Ravenswood, Bromley rd. Spear W. F., Albion villa, Kent House Stratou Mis'l, 8 Fox Grove road road ~treet J. B., Duryard, The Avenue Spence, HorJ.ce R., !)3 Albemarle road Stubbs :Miss, Bmnxholm. Southend rd. Sp2ncer Phillips John, Parkhl1r~t, Sturges F., L.It.C P. Lond., ,\;e. ,VesJ~ateroad - Mirzapore, Bromley road Speucer Chas. Smith, Kems'Jale. Sturges Montague J., lI1.D., :\1.I:.C.S., \Ye"tgate road The Limeij, Southend road Spr;llg P., Chaseleigh, Hayne road Springbette J. C., Tyndale, Kir.gs Hall *Sturt A., Gable End, Bromley grove road Sulliyan Capt., Beckenham view, Ne\\'- Stafford F. ~L, 2 Cromwell villas, Ven- lands Park ner road Sulli"an J. J..Kent villa. Newlands }Jk. Standring B., Southill, Crystal Palace Summers J. J .• Firldene, Barn Mead Park road road 172 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Sutherland G. R., 7 Beaconsfield ter., Thomas Thomas J.•Lwyn-Teg, Coper: Byne road Cope road Sutherland William Paton, Hazle- Thompson John, Oakfield, Soutt mere lodge, Parkside, Southend road Eden park Sutton George, Bride Oak, Kings Hall Thompson J.,4 Park side, Southendre road Thompson S., Llindifferon, Rectory re Swindell Mrs., Coniston, Crystal Palace Thompson Harry, Ethelhurst, Kenl Park road House road Swan F.• The Crescent, Blakeney rd. Thomson John Mason, Chilchestel SwanR., Northover, Blakeney road IQdge,Wickham road Swaat F" Glensford, Mackenzie road Thomson John, 1 Gwydor villas, Swain -., Oakhurst, Shortlands road Gwydor road Swanston C. ",V. C., 20 Kinj:!;shallroad Thompson Thomas, Chalfonts, Wick· Swales A., 2 Richmond ter., Birkbeck ham road road Thompson, Northenden, Elm road Sylvan '1'., Lansdown villa, Mackenzie ThomassetW., Garstang, Kernerton rd. road Thompsett Wm., 53 Birkbeck road Symmes Major H. E., Shirley, Brom- Thornton Mrs., 3 Northumberland ley Joad villas, Newlands Park Symington R., Glemffa, Newlands pk. Thorpe C. Milbrook, Kings Hall road Syme J., Strathearn cott., Beckenham Thorpe Walter, Woodville, Beckenham road road T Thorp W. E., St. Hilda's, Beckenham road Tait J. C., The Corner ho" Scott's lane Thulbon J., 6 Ravenscroft road Tanner S., 37 Bnrnhill road TiffinWaiter, Ribblesdale, Aldersmead Tanner H., Rothbury, Brackley road road *Tapp E. J., Knoc,kwood,Scott's lane Tiley Mrs., 5 Lea road *Tapp Arthur March, The Gables, Tilling W., 4: Park villas, Venner road Kingswood road Tietzsch W., 1Wyndham vil., Wiver- Tarn Thos., Melbecks, Albemarle road ton road Tarrant Walter, Elmhurst,Barnmead rd. Tasker -., 19 Tbayers Farm road Todd Reed, Swainswick, Lennard road Tatil Edward, 1 Thayers Farm road Tolhurst J., F.B.A., Glenbrook, Capers Tatman E., 8 Lea road Cope road Taylor Mrs, 2 Northumberland villas, Tolhurst J. G., St. Alba:1s,Manor rd. Taylor A., Kingswood, Park road Tombs Edward, Sunnydale, Kemerton Taylor E., 6 Portland place, Venner rd. road Taylor J., Holyrood, Croydon road Tostiven J. "'tV., 20 Burnhill-road Taylor J. Ogden, Rev.Woodfold,Cedars *Townsend.T. S., Oaklea, Church road road. Tozer W., Dalchosine, Hayne road Ten Bruggenkate B. J., Kemerton, Traill Mrs., Fizpuor, Hayne road Kemerton road Trapp Ludwig, Beethoven House, Tennig F., Sunnyside, Langley road Copers Cope road Terry John, 3 Roseneath cottages, Trist Mrs., Harefield, Capers Cope road Ravenscroft road Trollope H. W., St. Leonard's, Hayne Teetgen Wm.,Park ho.!Southend road road Tbirkell S., 1Cleveland vil., Newlands Trollope C., St. Martins. Westgate rd. park Tucker Mrs., Mackenzie road Thomas Proctor, Tyringham, Albe- *Tudor E. S., Rosthwaite, Bromley marle road grove Thomas W., The Farm, Bromley road Tupman Miss S., 3 Elise terrace *Thomas W. G.,Courtfield,Beckenham Turle, Richard, Vere lawn, Cedars rd. grove Turner Charles, 4: Mount Pleasant BECKENHA\f PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 173

'Turner J., 1 St. Michaels terrace, Walton Mrs., The Tower, Crystal Birkbeck road' Palace Park road Turner Mrs., 7 Church ter., Ravens- Walton Thomas, HeatherbelI, Crystal croft road Palace Park road Turner Heury, Laurence villa, Kent Wahler Max, Engadine, Lennard road House road Walker Dr. Joseph, Wolverton, Capers Turner Samuel, 2 Sutton villas, Ven- Cope road ner road Wancke H. F. Hemmet, The Knoll Turner J!'., Manor lodge, Manor road Wanostrocht Heury, Keston view, Tyson T. R., GIadwyns; Laurie Park Mackenzie road U Warden G. C., jun., 0'0 Kiep, Venner Umney C., Eardley house, L~urie Park road Wardle J.,' 1 Eaglescroft, Mackenzie rd V Waring A. W, Shirley viI., Beckenham *Vaisey J. E. D., 5 Bromley grove road *Vardon P. J., Collendean, Bromley Warrens O. L., Hollington, Albemarle Vardon Mrs., Wakehurst lodge, .Palk road road Warren Mrs., Egrove, The Knoll Van Vliet E., Greenlands, Laurie park Warrilow J., Stafford ho.,Ravenscroft rd Vassie G., 1 Gloucester villa3, Venner Warwick Thos. Peachey, St. Aubyn's, road Lennard road Veraguth Theodore, Ravenscroft, Len- Wass E. W" 5 Roy ton vi!., Bromley rd nard road. Watson James, Eagleham, Kingshall Vian Wm. J., Fairview, The Knoll road Vincent, W., 5 Verulam terrace, Watkins E., Strathmore lodge, Beckenham road Mackenzie road Viney John D., Dartmouth house, Watson J., 1 Albermarle villas, Kings Capers Cope road Hall road Vian William C., 9 Manor road Webb S. L., Sweetbriar, King:shall rd. Vivian Oha8., Lynton villa, Venner rd Webb A. A., 3!'; Burnhill road Voss Hermann, Holstein ho., Becken- Webb E,.25 Burnhill road ham road Webb Miss, Elms\,ood villa, Newluuds park "W' Webb W., Everleigh villa, Morland rd. Webb Wm., The Beeches, Rectory rd. Waddington John, Sandhill cottage, Webber G., 12 Ravenscroft villas, Kelsey park Ravenscroft road Wade Rev. Canon, St. Patrick's, Weir J. Jenner, Chirbury, Capers ('rystal Palace Park road Cope road Wade C. A., G1enlyn, Kingshall road *Wedekind Julius C., Ferndale, Beck- *vVade P. A., Birchwood, Scott's lane enham grove Wade Mrs., Brooklea, Lennard road Weiste D., Elmsdale, Hayne road *Wagner H. A., Escote, Park hill rd Wells H" 11 Burnhill road ;I alcot Mrs., Llan£llon, Venner road Wells James, 2 Christ Church villas , alker J. A., Denmark villas, Venner Wells Dr. Primrose, 8 St. George villas, road St George's road ," alker N., Hawthorns, Fox Grove road Wells J'as. W., M.R.C.E., F.R.G.S., Olinda ; i D lker 1\1rs., Springfield, Laurie park . Beckenham road Wallace J., The Clock House, Becken- Wells J. 0., Appleby'vil., Venner rd. ham road *Western G. A., Ravensbourne Kings- Wallis Joseph, 2 Perry viI., Birkbeckrd. wood road Wallace T. H., Thornbury, Southend Westmore Sydney, The Ln ens road Crystal Palace Park road 'Walsh J., 6 Lea road 174 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Weyner S., Lyndhurst, Newlands park Wilkinson The Misses, Lorton, The Wheeler D., Ferndale, Wickham road Knoll Wheeler Mrs., The Elms, Barn Mead Wilkinson T. J., Grove lodge, Beckep.- road ham road Wheatley Mrs., Rock ho., Ravenscroft Wilks, J. J., Uplands, Wickham road road \Vilks J. H., Bonchurch, Beckenham I'd Wheeler Alfred, 62 Ravenscroft road 'Williams A. C., M.A., L.L.M., Ella Wheeler J, W., 3 Eustace ter., Wiver- Close, Aldersmead road ton road Williams D. P., Marrington, Croydon Wheeler Mrs., St. Julian, Lennard rd. road Wheeler, G. Elm lodge, Wickham road Williams W. W., St. Clair, Langley rd. Whelan Charles Edmund, Haddon, WilliamsYohn, The Briars, Birkbeck Beckenham road road Whiffin T., Sudhrook, Barn Mead road *\ViIliams Mrs., Cambria, Bromley got' White G. A.., Durmford, Cator road Williams L. J., Oak Hill ho., The Knoll White Mi~s, 4 Beaconsfield terrace, Willis William, 46 Barnhill road Byne road Wills Mrs., Elmhurst, Manor road White Mrs., Iken house. Bromley road Wills Brigade- Surgeon, Loyterton, White P., Glenmore, Venner road Wickham road White William, Maybank, Ravenscroft Willis F. J., Sylvan villa, Barn Mead I'd road Willis Mathew M., Escombe, Copers White Mrs, Wykeham, Barn Mead rd. Cope road White John, The Hollies, Fox Grove Willsm,:,re James, Strathmore villa, road Kent House road White S, J., Rossmore, Hayne road Wilson C. D., 18 Burnhill road Whitehouse B. W., 2 Belle Vue cot- Wilson Mrs. Hugh, Ingleside, St. tages, Mackenzie road Georges road Whiteley M., 1 Wyndham vi!., Wiver- Willson J., 1 Franklm villas, Venner ton road road Whiteman ·W., 4 Newlands ter., Byne 'Wilson Mrs., Gatewick ho., The Avenue road Wilson C. L., J.P., The Cedars, High Whiting Tho~., 49 Kingshall road street Whiting J. D. C., Durngate, King's Wilson John, Rosetta, Brackley road Hall road Wilson Miss, Church view, Brackleyrd Whittaker Thomas Earl, Fernleigh, Wilson J., 4 Stockwell terrace., Mac- Capers Cope road kenzie road Whitteridge Henry B., 24 Mackenzie Wilton John, Lichfield ho., Laurie park road Wimble C., Thirlmere, Southend road *Whittington T., The Limes,Valley rd. Winder T., Oakendene, Queens road Whitworth J., Parkwood, Beckenham Windhurst C., 2 Gordon vil., Wiverton Grove road Wiggins S., Oleander vi!., Birkbeck rd. Windle Mrs., Cia verley ho., Langley I'd Wilds Benjamin, 3 Lea road Winter Ernest, Linden villa, N ewlands Wilds Mrs., 8 Gloucester terrace, St. park Georges road Winter J., 6 Beaconsfield ter., Byne rd. Wilkin John F., M.D. & M.S., The Winter Mrs., Shenley, Albemarle road \Varrens, South end road Winn Walter, 7 Richmond terrace Wilkins John, 4 Christ Church road Birkbeck road ' Wilkinson Rowland, 1 'Winslow cots., Winn Colman J., Winnholme, Elm rd. Birkbeck road Wisson W. T. H., Leaside,Kent House I'd * Wilkinson Miss H., The Glen, Short- With M.rs., Kongsberg house, West lands road gate road BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 175 *Wolley, Rev. H. F.~ :r.r.A., St. Man"s Vicarage, Kingswood road . "Vmngham . J., Oakfield, Crystal Pillace park road WoodCharll's P., IO The Crescent, Bam Mead road Wr!ght. i., The Bank HOllse, High st. "Vood H. D., Meadu·.\' view, Hectory rd. Wr~ght "V.A., Roscneath, Cedars road "Vood Mri' .. Flr,rence. Beckenham 'road Wr~ght S. H.,. Ravenfield, ,Oator road Wll;{htson MIss, 2 Brackley road "Vood Miss, A.F.S., 7 St. George's villas, St. George's road Wuidart Jules, The Ardennes, Copers Cope road Wood .John S., Hyde, Albemarle road Wood W., Addenbrook, Kings Hall rd Wylman S., Olovelly, (irystal Palace Wood vy. N., Elmwood, Bromley road Park road Woodbndge W., 2 Westbourne villas, Westbourne road ~ Woodhams J., 2 Burnhill cottages Woodhams Robert, 43 Bnrnhill road Woodhams Joseph, Sidney cottage, Yeoman E., Pens .•.·urst, Court·~nav rd. Beckenham rogd Young G. R..W oodthorpe, Sout!Lerid rd. Wohlgenith P. W., Bavfield Albe- Young \V., Roddam, Fox Grove road marle road .' Woollett, Melrost', Lennard rO:1d Young George, 6 South view, Birkbeck "Voolcott G., 2 Edinboro ter., Ravens- road croft road Young H. C., Meadow Bank, Bromley Worthington Edwd. G., Jol:ette, Barn road Mead road

H. COPELAND,

UNDERTAK·ER,

I-IOUSE DECORATOR, &0.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL SANITARY WORK

1, THE PAVEMENT, BROMLEY ROAD, BECKEN HAM.

Workshops adjoining New Beekenbam Station.

ALL KINDS OF HORTICULTURAL WORK DONE. 176 ADVERTISEMENTS

ESTABLISHED 1.830. THE MISSES HilLIER, (From Madam Elise's, Regent Street.) F~Ef4Cf.1 &. Ef4GI1ISf.1 ~ottrt ~ilIinerSit ~reSiS & ~lantIe ~aherSit ~Jj:,Bf1MAR~S/ HOl;'!!SE! ~Jb"Bf1M~R~.f1 RQ)~:D, BECKENHAM, KENT.

Agents for all the bl:JstCorset Makers, among others Mesers. Thomas' and Isard's ; also Ziegler's Patent Watch Spring Corset. Wedding and Mourning Orders punctually and speedily attended to 4!T1{t1tJ£r~,4ff£dh£r~, CQIrimmings, 9tuslin. FASHlONS DIRECT FROM PARIS. REGISTRU OFFICE FOR GOVERNESSES AND SERVANTS

JAMES MILLER,

PL UMBER & HOUSE DECORATOR,

~TOVE AND lANCE ~ANUFACTURER~

GAS & HOT WATER FITTEH,

Lock Smith, Bell Han~er and Shoein~ Smith

37 & 39, CHANCERY LANE,

BEOK.ENE:A.:M:, KENT.

Tinning, Lacquering, and all kinds of Smith's Work promptly attended to. BICKLEY DIRECTORY. 177

BICKLEY. s situate about a mile aud a half east of Bromley. St. George's church I i~ a handsome modern building of stone, with a lofty spire. It has a chancel nave, aisles, and transept, with stained glass windows, and accommodation for about 820. The living If;' a vicarage in the gift of the Trustees of the late George Wythes, Esq., of Bickley Hall. The Hev. R. Wood is the vicar having heen appointed in 1890. Early in 1888 a Mission Church (in connection with St. George's) was erected in Nightingale Lane, Wid more, for the needs of the poor and populous district of Tylney Road. It seats about 200. t 6hislehurst Postal District. St. George's Church, Bickley-Rev. Robert Waw Mrs., Clare wood Wood, vicar; Rev. Johnston Barker, Martin J. H., (lodge of)' Clarewood f" curate; Cecil E. Clarke, organist. Times of Service: 8 a.m. Sundays Holy Com- Cooper John Whitaker. The Firs munion. 11 Matins with Holy Com- Wood Rev. R., Vicarage munion on the first and third Sundays Chalmers F., Farrants in the month. At 3:'0 pm. Children's Burton William F., Sunnyside Service on the second Sunday in the month, Holy Baptism on the fourth Barnes Frederick, Boughton Sunday. Evensong 0.:10p.m. Holy days Alers-Hankey Ernest, Elmhurst Matins and Holy Oommunion at 11. Bevmgton Samuel Bourne, Col. Brd 'Vednesday, Matins at 12. Frioay, matInS, at 11. Special services varying with V. B. R. W. Surrey, The EIID~ the seasons. There is also a Mission Green Samuel. Merevale •..•• Church at Nightingale Lane, Widmore. Bignell George (lodge of) Merevale Widmore Wesleyan Chapel, Tylney Road, tLord W.A.,Ivy cottage, station master, Mr. W. R. Cox, Evangelist in charge.- Times of Service: SundaY,11 a.m. and 6.30 Chislehurst station p.m : Men's Bible Olass; :3 p.m., conducted by Mr. E. B. J1awIin,;sj Women's Bible Blackbrook Lane. Class, 3 p.m., coarlucted by :.\Iiss Gar- Charlesworth F., Easthill wood; Tuesday. 7 p.m. service, 8 p.m. class meetings; Prayer meeting, Sunday Brister George (lodge of) Easthill 5.45:Mondayand Saturday at 7 p.m. Scott John, J.P., Albyfield National Schools,Bickley & Widmore(Tylney Stent John C (lodge of) Albyfield .' road) H. Harlow, master. Girls, Schools, Miss Pocock, mistress. Infants' School. Lloyd, mistress. Chislehurst Road. Avenue (The Yeatman Mrll., Shawfield Peek L. M., The Nook Castle Lewis, Shawfield lodge ••• Mitchell J. M., Fairlie 2 Ely Mrs. Dewson W., Kintore 3 Blake Thos. Yallings H. A., Quinton 4 Dark Mrs. Wilks J. fl., Grasmere 5 Tapsell Thomas 6 Tapsell Mrs. Bickley Park. 8 Everitt James Williams Howard) Springfield 9 Craker William, sen. Wythes, E. J., Bickley hall 10 Tapsell Mrs. 11 Craker William, jun. Bickley Park Road. 12 Baines William Mitchell R. W., Fairfield 13 Walter Mrs., Redlands Allen William, Red Lodge 14 Foster J. Duncanson Edward F., Nutwood H} Batten Isaac, 13erryfield Leishman Mrs., Birkby house 20 Batten James, Highfield • Harman George (lodge of) Birkby ho 21 Howard Theodore, Westleigh 178 BICKLEY DIRECTORY

Brown Ro1ert, Westleigh stables 17 Humphreys James 19 Dean Humphrey ...... here is Elmstead Lane , 21 South H McKewan A., Elmfield, Elmstead lane 23 Beillie James Blanks Charle~, Bickley Park lodge 25 Hayman William Neighbour James. Bickley Park lodge 27 Smith Miss 34 Fullford James 29 Hewett Mrs. 85 Why the James 31 Wickenden W., job master Parrish D., Widmore house 33 Wheeler H. 86 Tasker Henry 35 Skinner George 37 Amos Mrs. N01'th Szde...... here is Tylney road . Ward k 2 South View Cottages Cole Robert (j Craker C., 8 Clarence Road. . Roffey Mrs. 10 " 1 & 2 Hurlbatt Charles, Arno lodge Bames Mrs. 12 3 Repton A. G. Monckton H 14 " 4 Chamberlain Mrs. Widm01'e .Mission Church 6 Edwards William, Regfmt villa Wells Ed win 4 Welham vill a 7 Blakemore W. A., Leigh villa Lmh Mrs., 3 Hardy Col., Byculla Constable Geo. 2 _ Blittam John H., Ashgate Roffey Mrs. 1 Baham Fred .• Buckingham cottage Barr James, Nettlestone lodge Elder William George, Nettlestone Oldfield Road. Newton Ernest, Lyndhurst Creuze Miss, Moorlands /' ~ewton Henry, Westwood Humphrys Edward, Lingdale , MacMillan James, The Retreat Hawthorne Road. Pollett Henry Montague, Fernside Wright Mrs., Highlands Anton James Ro~s, Ediacara Whitehead James, Southwood Bouch John, Coombe Lea Philbrick F. A .• Q.C., Oldfield Collier R. I., Ha wthome Janson Miss, Cheriton Hoyack Mrs. The Red house Tattersall John, Waterden Lambert E. Southlawn Taylor John H., Chastleton Pines Road. West William Boosey Charles, The Pines Hilder Thomas P., Barfield lodge Jones Alfred The Pines' stables Nightingale Lane.-'!'YLNJj,YROAD. WIDMOI:E. Pageheath. South Side. 1 MUllns A. S., solicitor, W')odlawn ~ Gt rig J., Gowrie Lurgess, The :\lIssr,s, dress and 3 Richardson Murray Spenser, Page- mantle make; s heath house •• 3 Rowland Joseph H. 4 Hastings George, Holne lodge 5 Laing Nichol 5 Payn James Jabez, Oak Dell 7 Collins George (j 'fanner W. A., Sunnyrlene 9 Botting Albert 7 Kennedy Mrs., St. Helier's 11 Copping Mrs. 9 Woodward William, Queda 13 Search Edwin 10 Stirling Mrs., Littlecourt 15 Aldons Mrs. 11 Strudwick W. H. BICKLEY DIRECTORY. 179

12 Christopherson S., The Knoll 16 Knight W. H., sen. 13 Martin John Kemble, Heath bank 18 Jewson Alfred 14 Moore E. H, M.A., Amesbury house 19 Packman Joseph school Maxted Joseph Burden Edwin Balkin RClb3rt, Rt~eco::lrse Page Heath Villas. 1 Elsdon William 2 Bennett George W. Southborough Road. 3 Conley James Browne Chas., Springhurst 4 Easthope \Vm. Arthur O'Brien J., Gordon lodge 5 Fowsey Abraham Bickley Railwa:'J Station, Hilder Stent \V. James Thomas, station master 6 Miles Walter Tyrer H., coal merchan t F.verest John Coal Co-operative Societ,lJ, Depot 7 Sawyer- 'N. Scammell, manager Whi te 1',1rs. 4 Parr Mrs. Chase, Powis lodge 8 Watson Mrs. 5 Percival Frederick, Southfield Savage - 9 Cooper George ... here is Sontillands Grove . 10 Botting T. W. 11 Jvhnson Mrs. 7 Dixon The Misses, The Nymans 13 Thornt0n G. 8 Mathews Robert, surgeon 14 Follows Mrs .. laundress Mathews Sidney R. H .. surgeon ]5 Matthews John Tulloch Major H., R.E., Th'3 Hollies 16 Marshall E, 10 C~ub? H;'lJnnvmd, ~'Jm~ ~~a 17 Crow Henry E. 11 U1tChl.w~. I'I.:~ i. ~ 18 Griffirhs John 19 Follows William ...... ,here is Suuth1auds Road ...... • 20 Duddy John 1:l Beer BE;rnhard. Elmwood 13 Scott, D. B .. The Laurels Southborough. Wells Mrs., Southborough lodge' Bath I., Turpington farm Bloomfield John 1 Andrew Ambrosl Wickens William 2 Brodie James ~ C1"own Lane Causton Joseph, South Barrow 3 Bates James I Cawse R., South Barrow stables 4 Morley Charles j 5 CJW'luel's, Bruce J. Southlands Grove. Thompsett Joseph, wheelwright 6 Williams E. Sydney, Blackbrook Gibson John, The Trellis ~ Heath George, Blackbrook Farm 1 Woodward James E., Berily house Whale J. ""V., 1 Bl~ckbrook cotts. 2 Russell A., Glencairn Mepham W m. 3 " 3 Langmore Richard P , Harcourt Wickenden W. 4 4 Cayley John, Holm I )ene Knight Willialr, jun. 6 Rancp, Thomas George, Elmside Burrows -, 1 Billet cottages 7 Borton Mrs., Fairlawn Phippen Alfred 2 " 8 Walters W., Ashlev Clapson Samuel 3 " 9 Edwards Charles, Newton house •• Gearing Thomas 4 10 Fry l\frs., Thornton house Legg - 5 Astle D., The Cedars Newman John 6 ., l~ Johnson Mrs., SUIlllnerrleld 15 Cl'Ooked Billet, Evans A. T. Nelson Horace,F .R.G.S., Swallowfield 180 BICKLEY DIRECTORY.

Southlands Road. West side. 2 Woodhouse Rev. R. I. 4 Clutton-Brock J. A., Crofton lodge 60 Beauchamp G. W. 6 Greenwood Mrs., Elm lodge 58 Farley Thomas Ward 0.. Lealholm 56 Sutton Henry 7 Martindale Col., c.n., R.E. 54 Riley William '" ( 8 Skilleter Mrs. Wesleyun Mothodist Chapel ~ I 9 Reddick Mrs. ~ 10 Boxall Thomas Gransden C., 4 EastBourne villas c3 III Hutton John Ford William 3 " '" ~ 12 Shindle Mrs. Rayner Henry 2 " " ~ '113 Miller William Cook Henry 1 " ~ 14 Clark Mrs. ~ I 15 Clark H. CQ L 16 Barnett James ..•... here is Nightingale Lane Ambles S., The lOdge} Of 11, Sonth- BignoldG, The stables borough Road. Bickle.y &' Widmore National Schools H. Harlow, master Tylney Road.- WIDlIORE. - mistress of pirls Miss Lloyd, mistress of infants East side. 32 Churcher & Sons, bootmakers 30 Bimon Mrs. 1 Darvill T .. corn chandler 28 Willett Ed ward John 2 Houlgate E., upholsterer 26 Jenner D. 5 Ea~y Henry, baker & confectioner 24 Gray George 7 Search Henry, butcher 22 J OMS Charles 9 Heath Henry 20 Bulleid A. 11 Ware Harry 18 Bridger George 13 Sunnucks William 18ACh:trd C. 15 Batsom Samuel Podger's Dye Works 17 Jennings - Winterman W., 2 Saron cottages 19 Puckridge, E., grocer, Burkin Edward 1 21 Riley Mrs. 16 Wilson William 23 Shoebridge J, 14 Clark Charles 25 Champion Francis George 12 Steeden William 27 Clark - 10 Edwards George, tailor 29 Burgess Thomas 8 Faulkes James, tailor 31 Wood Walter 6 Hutcheson Thomas 33 Wakelin Henry Lowe R. A., IJuilder & decorator 35 Foreman Mrs. Jenner D., shoeing & general smith 37 Smith -'- 4: Hollman Arthur 39 Cronk Charles 2 Pensot,ti Charles 4:l Lodging house (Block cottage!) Worley A. A., florist 1 Hope Mrs. 2 Shewbridge T. 3 West J. 5 Why the G. 6 Tuffiey- Woodlands Road. 43 Perry Thomas, grocer &c 45 Pollard Mrs. Haigh Frederick W., J.P., Woodlands 47 Whybrew Joseph Owen Evan Roger, The Knoll " Horton Richard Chastletonstiibles NeVIlle James, .••.•. hel'e is Nightingale Lane Ford George, Nutwood stables CHELSFIELD DffiECTORY. 181

CHELSFIELD. HIS quiet little village is situated amidst refreshing green fields and ~xhibits T at a glance symbols of rural life and rural quietness. It is in the Western Division of the County, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at·Hone, is 16i miles from London, 8 from Sevenoaks, 6~ from Bromley, 5 from ~t. Mary Cray, and 2~from Orpington. The church which is dedicated to St. Mary, is a flint and stone building, with tower, spire and five bells. The chancel of the church has undergone considerable alteration~, under the direction of Mr. Topp, of Dover. The register dates from 1538. The living is a rectory, in the gift of All Souls' College, Oxford, and is held by tha Rev. T. W. N utt. There is a Mission Room at Pratt's Bottom. In the main road is a Wesleyan Chapel, which a 8hort time since it was found necessary to enlarge. It ;s within the Sevenoaks Circuit, and is served therefrom. Opposite this chapel is the Board School which affords accommodation for about 140 scholars. There i., a railway st.ation within easy distance of the village, which renders it accessible to all parts especially to the great Metropolis. As yet there are not many signs of the advance of the builder into the village. The area is 3378, and the rateable value £12, 7l~. The popula~ion at thE' census of 18<31was 94:7, being an increase of 44 on the census of 1871.

TIIO~emarked * are in Slv>reham Pari~h, but in Ohelsfield Postal IJistl'ict; and t C'/eistield Parish. bllt in Oudham and Orpington PostallJistl'ict.

POST OFFICE. Private Residents. Money Ordor and Savings' Bank. Brind Frederick William Court lodge Post-mistress, E. Stacy Fox W. Beardsworth, Lilleys Letters arrive from London t'ia Rail, at Giles A., Welsis, Green-street-green 7.20 a.m. and 3.45 and 7.20 p,m,; Gough -, Rose villas despatches at 10.30 a.m., and 7.30 p.m. Hallett Miss, Goddington Sundays-arrive at 9.0 a,m., despatched at 12 noon. Letters should be addressed Mann C., Pratts Bottom "Chelsfield, Rent." Morgan Miss M., Cross house PLACES OF WORSHIP. Norman Edward Chelsfield house The Pat'ish Ohurch, Pratt's Bottom Mission Nutt Rev. T. W., The rectory Room, and Wesleyan Ohapel. Rock Mrs. P., Stone bouse Stanley David, Cross house Rector-Rev, T. W. Nutt. Waring W., J.P., Woodlands aurate - Rev. Powell ahurclucardens -Robert Brooker and Fredk Whitehead William William Brind Ulrick Heinrich S., Brynterion Parish Olerk-Robert Brooker. Gua/'llian-W. B. Fox. Ovel'seers-W. B. Fox and H. Thompson Commercial. lVaywal'den 'William B. Fox National &hool- W, E. Bailey. *Beatrup Geo., fruit grower, Well hill School BOal"d. -F. W.Brind, T.Filmer, W.E. Brooks George, fruit grower,Park Gate, Fox, W. Hughes, W. Waring. :M:aster- - Ashworth. Lullin6'stone. Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance; *Blundell Jas., fruit grower, Well hill and Norwtch and London Accident Insurance Blundell Thos., fruit grower, Y P,W Tree Association-G. Hufford, Agent. cottage Oarrier to London-G. Blundell (from Shore- tBlanchett T., Qu~en's Head lnn, ram) through Chelsfield on Thursday Green-street-green returning on Friday. 182 CHELSFIELD DIRI<.:OTORY.

Bow les -, station master Jackson C. baker Greeu-street-geeen Brooker Robert, Ivy cottage Jackson Mrs. grocer, Pratt's bott.m Chapman Edward, farmer, Washness *Jope John, fruit grower, Well hill Crawford -, poultry farm Latter James, frlllt grower, Park Gate Capon -, Buffs Head Lulling-stone. CrowhurstJohn, wheelwright, carpen- Latter William, truit grower ter, and undertaker tLyford Fredk., bailiff to Mr. McMor Dunmall Daniel, fruit grower,Well hill land, Caeketts lane punmall Richard, farm bailiff, God- Marchant J ahn, IVltite IlaJ't, Bo Peep dington Morgan Thomas, fruit grower Filmer Thomas, Fairtrough Farm Martin - Five Befl~ Foreman Henry, fruit grower, Well hill Rounds -. The Village Fox William jun., farmer Smallwood -, baker *French Aaron, carpenter aud fruit Smith Jmres, fruit grower grower, Well hill Smith R., beer retailer & fruit grower ·~~h Miss E. dressmaker, Well hill Springett Thos., baker ~1l George, farmer, Green-st.-green *Stacey William, fruit grower, Welj hill farm Smith Edward, Rock and ]/01wtaZri, Graves Thomas, wheelwright Well hill Groombridge George, butcher, Pratts Thompson Henry, grocer and farmer Bottom Thompson -, lime .•,yorks. Pratts Harvey John. fruit grower, &c. Bottom . Hathrill Ja:nes Kent flounds. Well- Townsend -, farmer, Park Gate, Lul- hill Jingstone *Hathrill 'William, fruit grower, Well \Vatennan 'William dairyman, Park hill. and salesman at Bora' market Ga te, Lulling'> tOJ:e Hufford George, tailor, Well hill 'Valton J., farmer, Jnliens Brimstone'.; Hughes Wm., steward to Lord Derby, farm Northstead manor Whitehead George, fruit gwwer Hutchson F, plumber, Green-street- 'Whitehead Mrs D., dressmaker green Wickham John, blacksmith

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CHISLEI1:URST s very charmingly situated. It is in the 'Western Division of the County, I Hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, and is about 11 miles distance from London, 3 from Bromley, 2 from St Mary Cray, and Dartford 8. It is noted for its famous Common which covers several acres, and is one of the prettiest and pleasantest expanses of Common land to be met with ll;t such a short distance from the Metropolis, and considerably helps to make Chislehurst what it is-a picture::que and highly favoured locality. The district will ever be famous us onco the abode of the man whom for years Europe may be said to have both feared and dreaded-Napoleon III. The parish church, dedicated to St. Nicholas, is built of flint, with a shingled spire, and the parish register dates as far backas 1558. A new and beautifully coloured window representing t!le Redeemer of the world, holding in His hand a chalice has been placed in the vestry. The living is a rectory in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and is held by the Rev. Canon F. H. Murray. Opposite the Church are the Schools:,3;'he Village Hall faces the churchyard. Christ Church, Oamden, which was conse::.,. crated by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1872, is an independent incumbency, ••. and in the gift of five tru~tces. The Rev. W. Fleming is the vicar. There is a Schoolroom in !:onnection with it. The Church of the Annunciation at Chislehurst 'Vest was consecrated in 1870, and constituted a separate Parish by the Eccle~iastJcal Commissioners in 1876, under the title of " The Parish of the Annunciatiou." The patronage is in the hands of Keble College, Oxford. and the living is held by the Rev. H. L. Russell. Opposite the Church is St. Mary's Hall. The Wesleyan Chapel on the Common was opened in the same year. There is a School in connection with the Church which is used for Day and Sunday Schools. St. Michael's Orphanage, which has accommodation for 50 boys, is situate,i on the Common, and St. Barnabas' at Chislehur5t 'West; the latter was opened in 1878. and has accom· modation for 30 girls. It is connected with St. Rtrnabas' Orphana~e, Pimlico, where the orphans are trained for domestic service or as pupil teachers. In Crown Lane there is a Roman Catholic Church. 'Vhen the late Emperor of the French took up his residence at Chislehurst, he became, with the Empress and Household, a regular attendant at the Chapel. At his cklth, he was interred within its sacred walls, a special addition having been built to contain the tomb. The funeral will long be remembered as a sight never before seen in Chislehurst. Napoleon's tomb was of massive granite, the offering of Queen Victoria. There' were also, around the walls, many banners and wreaths sent by grateful friends and admirers. In 181D the remains of the Prince Imperial were deposited in a small sacristy opening out on the north side. A fee of Is. was charged to the visitors who come to see the place where rested the bodies of the Emperor and the unfortunate Prince. The body of this monarch and that of his only son, Prince Napoleon, during the time of their stay here were frequently visited by pilgrims from afar off. The bodies in 1889 we~e removed to Farnborough. Hants, where a chapel had been built for 1belr reception. At Cbislehurst West there is also an Iron Room. The Governess's Benevolent Institution, situate on the left of the road leading from the Church to St. Paul's Cray Common- is a long neat building, with lady superintendent's house in centre, and six houses on each side for ladies; the foundation stone was laid on March 4th, 1871, and the building was opened in the early part of 1872. Camden House was for some yeats the residence of 184 CHISLEHURST DIRECTORY.

Napoleon Ill. and the Empress Eugenie. A Mission Church, St. John the Baptist in connection with the Parish Church has been erected in Mill Place. It IS situated at the back of Christ Church Schools, and consists of two floors, the lower being used for a school or club room, and the other for Divine Service . .Accommodation is afforded for 200 persons on this floor. The co::.tof the new Mission room was about £1,800. There is an efficient Volunteer :Fire Brigade under the command of Mr. H. C. Harris. The area of the wh01e parish is 2748 acres, and th8 rateable value, £58,403, 5s. At the last census there were 3814 inhabitants. The railway stations are-Chislehurst (S.E.R.) 1 mile; Eltham 3 miles and Sidcup (North Kent Loop) 3 miles. Post, Money Order, an-i Telegraph Ofiic~•. Office open from 6.45 a.m. to 9.30pm. Church oj the Annunciation, Chislehurst \Vest Deli,eries at 7.30 a.nJ. lInd 1.15 & 6.45 p.m. ..-Rev. H, L. Russell, Vicar; Rev W. W. Despatches at 9.15 a.m. anll 1.10.4.0, and Dodsworth, Curate. Churchwardens, 9.30 p.m. Sundays-Jelivery 7.30 !t.m., Perey Shelley and W. Campbell-Russell displ1C.~hat 6.20 p.m ~Ioney Orders are John Deen, verger. granteu anu paid from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Christ Church - Camden Park, Rev. W Saturdays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Postal Orders Fleming, Incumbent. issued 7 a.m. to \) p.m., and pu,id 7 a.m. to Mission Church 8. John Baptist-Mill Place. 8 p.m. St •. Mary's Roman Catholic ChUl'ch- Crown LOWERCAMDENRECEIVINGOFFICEat Mr. Lane, Rev. Fletcher. Lowe's. Telegraph, Parcels Post and Wesleyan C/wpel- Common Money Order Office-Despatches 9.15 (L.m., Iron Room-Chislehurst West. ~2~f~gr~~~~J~f~e;~~ra:s~~~:Js8 5~~~t~~ SCHOOLS, &c. 8 p.m. Sundays nil. National-Chas Edward Eggleton, master CHISLEHURST'VEST DlS"lRICTHECEIVI~G Mrs. Eggleton, mistress OFFICE, at Mr. Cutler s. Money Order Infant -Miss Owen Office. -Deliveries 7.15 a.m., 1.30 and 7.0 School, Chislehurst West-Mr. Pearson p.m. D.'spatches 8.45 a.m., 12.35,:1.30,and Workmen's Olub.-Church lane 8.45 p.m. Sunuays 5.iJOp.m. St. Alary Hall, Workmen's Club, and f:f/ll1dall School, Chislehurst West • OAKWOOD,\VALT, Box.- 8.0 a.m., 12.15 S. Joseph's Conwlescent Home, Chislehurst p.m., 3.0 p.m., 7.50 p.m., Sunday, 5.15p.m. West -Miss Lorlllg, 1\1atron. PILLAR Box, opposite Camdeu House gu,te. S B b' cIeareu at 8.40anel12.35110on "J", 3.30 :J.nd . arna as Orphanage, Chislehurst 'Vest- , Sister-In-charge, Frances l'a;l1. 8.0 p.m. Bunltays 8.0 p.m. S. Michael's Orphanage-lUissAnderdon, lady PILL.ARBoy, LubbOCK Road, ~ltJ~red at 8.30 superintendent. a.rn .. 315 & 7.50 lJ·m" Sundays 5.35 p.m. Wesleyan Day School, Chislehurst West-H. PI~U F TiO ':. Chislehurst St~,l.lon,cleared al Poole, master 8.30 D..m., 12.30, ~.25, aud 85 p.m. Chl'ist Church Day School.-lUill Place, Miss WALL Box at Southill Roau, clel1red at 5.30 Thomas, mistress. a.m., EnO, 3.30,8.0 p.m. Sundays 525 p.m Roma1! Catholic ScllOOI-liTiss Kips, mis- W AJ,L Box at Governesses Benevolent Insti_ tress tution, cleared at 8.50 a.m., 3.40 [md Guardians-T. Charriagton, T. Townend 8.50 p.m. Sundays . p. m.' and H. J. Willis. ' .i'ARCELSPOST- Despatch at I.O, 3.45 and Overseers -H. J. Willis and Richard Mills. 9.30 p,m. Delivery at 7.15 n.m. 1.U;, and Verger-John Chivers 6.4.';p.m. Assessor-M. Pollard Collector oj Assessed l'a:L'eJ;.-\V. Millhouse. Those Mar/wi'" are in BI'omley Parish but in Oarrier to London- ",V.Reeel & Son, d~iIy. Chislehurst postal dis/I'iet. ' Those ma'rked;l: are in St. Paul.; Cray Parish but in C/,:dellU7'stl!O,~faldistrict. INSURANCE AGI<~NTS. TllO,e marked t arc situate at ChislellUl'st West County Fire and Provident Lije- Wright Bros' LettcJ',~sh(luld be addres.~ed "Chis/ellUl'S!, Kent.' English and Scottish- \VilIiam Allan PLACES OF WORSHIP, Guardian Fire and Lije-E. Jenkins S. KicllOlas Church, Common Rev. F. H. Liverpool and London and Globe- H. J. 'WiIlis .Murray, Rector; Hev J. C. Yarborough Rev. H. Urling Smith, and U. J. Easson' North British and iJ'lercantile Insurance assistant curates; H. F.Ti-trks. and T: Company, C. A. Bulley, Green lane Ch!!,rrington, Churchwardens; John Phrenix Fire-W,J.Cooper Clnvers, verger. Queen Fil'e and Lite - W. Uridge. CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY. 185

BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Head. Meeting night, the first Monday in every month. Scribe, W. "\Vood,Prickend Ancient Order of Foresters (S.L.D.), Court (Est ]871.) Lord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Tiger's Head. Meeting nights, every first and Independent Order of Oddjellows, (M.U.) St third Wednesday. Secretary, Charles E. Mary Cray District. Prince Imperial lodge Eggleton, Nation~l Schools. (Est. 1all3) No. 6098; held at St. Mary Hall. Meet- Ancient Order of Shepherds (S.D.) Sanctuary ing nights, every alternate Tuesday. Sec- Lord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Tiger's retary, H. S. Pinyon. (Est. 1870.)

STREET DIRECTOR·Y. Ashfield Lane -CHISLEHURSTCOMMON Stone William} The Allen J osepb, Shepherd's Green Boniface Richard Coopers stables Nickalls Patteson, Fallowfield Edlmann Mrs., Hawkwood St. Mary's Catholic Ohurch Rev. Fletcher, Presbytery Belmont Grove.-WEST UHISLEHURST Tilling Thomas, Oamden Wood -NEAR YESTERROAD Mercer James, boot and shoe maker Parker Archibald, Sunny hill White & SOD, builders Fleming Robt., Walden cottage Dabner -, Taylor John, (lodge of) " J efford John Spicer William Gage, Oakwood Cooper J. Lees George, (lodge of) " Sisson Frank Vanner J. Engelbert, l C md wood Rollison John Vanner William, -' a eu Slade John Barnard James, (lodge of) " Cockett William Whyte Robert, Oakwood Nicholls G. Scott John, (lodge of) " Pott George Ed wards Owen White B., jun. Evans R., Firtree cottaKe Roberts Frederick Drever George, Fernwood Latter John Edward Dibley Samuel Burlington Parade. Denyer Harvey 7 Squires W., glass & china warehouse Burden Alfred Charles 6 Gregory & Co., stationers Miles John 5 Miles J., butcher Barrell C. 4 Powell T. J., draper Edwards William 3 Ashfield James, shoemaker Brewstow William 2 Witten Arthur J., sewing machine Wood William and cycle agent Burley Thomas 1 Parson .J., grocer, &c. H vder William Common. Gange Edwin Camden Place Slade Mrs. Churchill Robert, (jamden lodgE' Kirkman W. R Chubb E. P., Chevender, Davis George Campbell 'V.,Rossmore Payne W. Plummer Mrs., Oak lodge Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Botany Bay Lane.-CHISLEHURST Charke Rev. T., Wesleyan Minister COMMON. Chubb Sir George Hayter, NeNlands Firbank T., The Coopers Chubb Miss, Broad Oak 186 CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

Silver W. H.. 2 Clarendon villas Moberly W. H., 4 " West Mrs., 3 Griffitts Edw., 5 Chattell David J., 4 " t-_"(%ivers John, verger •• Tidman Mrs. Paul F., Ardmore Day Frederick, 2 Morley cottages P('ars H. V., Hornhrook house Turn er Miss 3 " Hiscock James 1 Albert villas DePontchalon Mdlle, 4 " Mytten Nathan, 2 " Tester, .l\frs., Norman cottage Goe-dale Mrs., :2 Queen's villas Tea g' Co.llee Rooms, Mitcham J., Shackelton Miss manager Martineau Mi"s, Furzefield Tapsall Thomas 'West Sre)Jhen H., Heathfield Nmsey A. F., hJ house 'Wilkens Henry, Oak cottare Wollaston G. B., Bishop's Well BIO""ll John " " ·Wyles Miss, BIshops well cottage CofHn, ",Vm.,,, " Watt T. R., The BrIars Weoster John, Woodlands Townend Thomas, Glenrose Murton ",Valter. Meadowcroft Townend Arthur, Chipstead Thornton 'V. L., Sunuymeadc ('harrington Thomas, Mayfield Beck F., Fuirho]~,'; Danncey Alfred, (lodge of) Mayfield Pedder l\1isser. 3 The Common Bowen J. Hoo Leweston French Mrs., \Vhinside Brown Henry. (lodge of) Leweston Allen Arthur J .. Salcombe Beckwith Edward, Millfield Yurhorough Re,:. J. C., Erpinghum Smith Clarence, The Hawthorns Aplin 'V., Whitthscr. house Centre oj Common. Edey G.. dc'lllr,l ~urgeon Martin Richm·a B. ~ Lit tleprOll.cl Mrs., dressmaker and Harvey W., The Lodge milliner Donmall Miss., Whinfield Yeung Miss P. J., Berlin wool depot Hollands :Eo L., Scafleld 'Vade Dr. G. H .. b-y lodge Snell Alfred, Athelnev \Vhomes -, postal t...legraph office Merry G. W., vVhiteh'ouse savings bank, life insurance Miller G. ·W., Wise J., bootmaker, Post office cotto Harris H., C1'Own Bristol Uharles Field G., liven Ilnd bait stables ~ l\IitchelI Mrs., dressmaker Harris H. C., White lodge O::i Kemp Johl> Boy s National SchOOl,Eggleton C. E. < Burton Jas. Hy., plumber m~ster ; Girl's, Mrs. Eggleton: ~ Scriven E. A. A. m~~tress; infant's, Miss Owen, i:. C111llpbellMiss, Achlain mIstress ..., Rouertson Miss, Lillie villa St. J.llie!/((el's 017Jhanaqe, Anderson Bi, kett Louis, Hickmar cottage ~Iiss, head mistress Sll,ith Mrs. Nusser Miss Chislehurst Hill. Perks' George M"ICk Arthur, hy Bridge Parker l\Jrs .. Beech houf:,e Peckham G., butcher Fox P., Purbright Zanker Sydney 1 Heath Cottao-es C/I1l/'l'1t l!f" St .. Hic/w/lls Griffith William 2 " '" Bolg"r H. L., l'i.rJel"s Head Eley John N. 3 " Bowyer Joseph, Tiger cottages George Harry 4 Ansell George " Humphrey Arthur 5 " Denni,os H. " French Sydney G. 6 " Foster Mrs., Rose ~ottage Cooper James, 1 Ouk cottages Taylor Miss, 1 Hector)' place Cooper Miss 2" Reed'V. carrier 2" " Radford T., plumber, &c. 3 " Town shend Mrs., 3 Rectory place Crane James 4" CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY. 181

Ch7'ist Chw'clt School Chislehurst West. Clements John, Imperial Anns Police Station, Fullard James, Inspector Bngden 'V., miller and corn dealer Oldmar. J., plumher, &c. Lash W., r-uach builder Drummond A., Capt., Bank cottage Jeffery Mrs. Baker John, ) . Smith Mrs., milliner Langley Mrs.)" 1 Florence VIllas Inns D., builder, &c. Howard Mrs. 4"" Greengrass G., upholsterer. &c. Hadow The Mi5ses, Littledene Wood G., stationer lind fancy repository Ogle W. S., Rodwold Bayman C., The Fox and flow~rls Cromwell Oliver, Susam'mod cottage Marsh H., baker and confectioner Rhodes Arthur, Powerscr0ft Hornby Bros., Alderney dairy Ashe J. 'V. L., The Mount Gaunt C., hairdre~ser and tobacconist Surie Peter, The Garth Elliott and Cripps, chimney cleaners Richards J. R.. The Homestead 'Wise J., butcher Ash Dr., In Bank King J., grocer and cheesl'monger Court Mrs.:Hillside Post O.ffice Blackmore R., Woodlands 'Wood F., builder, undertaker, l~C. Chislehurst Road. The Cherry Tree Coffee Tavern 22 Hunt G. S., Sandfield Lawrence & Winborn, stationers and 23 Spicer Misses, Inglewood photographer,:; Aldridge A. (lodge of) Inglewood Cooling VV., fishmonger and poulterer Gutteridge W. (lodge of)Merlewood Allan 'V., baker and confectioner 24 HUlton Thomas 0., Merlewood FIcgg G. F., saddler & harness maker Keaton S. N .. tobacconist LawrenCil G., greengrocer l\1'lrgetts KJmund, fruiterer, &c. Sheard F.. .J , butchf'r 25 Collison W. W, baker &c. WilflOll \V., miller, corn dealer, &c. 2G Gilham Miss, court dressmaker White & Bu~hel, irollmongers 27 Lowe Bobt. A .. builder&contractol' Paradine Oharles Post Office . Leaver Frederick. tailor Chattel! David J., :tJ.ctioneer Wing. Apliu and Wilson, chemists ...'" here is L01.cer Camden . . Line Moses &, Son, grocers, drapers, &c. Goodale E. M., confectioner Miller A., grocer, cheesemonger Newman A .., watchmaker and poulterer Woodward W. H., grocer Wing, Aplin & Wilson, chemists Green William J., Queen's Head Hotel Field George 32 Matthew Seth, Bickley Arms Church Lane. Crown Lane.-CHIsL"~HURsT COMMON Cowdrey Robert, Church cottages Guny::,n Thomas, Crown cottage Brown Ezra H. " Allchorn D. 1 The Cottages Smith Miss Graham, The Anchorage Tye S. 2 Chislehurst Village Hall Owers G. 3 Powell Mrs. F., Wardley Durling Tom 4: " Boulcott Miss, H urstmead Cocksedge J., 7 Gladys cottages Plowden Miss, The Cottage Nelthorpe George 6 Fir€ Bri,qade Stat£on-H. C. Harris, Glassu p Thomas 5 Captain Smart John 4 Worlcing Men's Club Steptoe M., 3 Pentlow E. Dorrer Mrs., 2 Pearce George Humerstone J. H., 1 Chapman G., Old Brick lane Shad well J., carpenter Chatfield H. Catholic Schools. 188 CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

Barber H. 1 Eugenie cottages Green Lane.-WERT CHISLEHURST. B'rench G. W., 2 " " Day Charles, 3 " " Sparkes Aytell, grocer Wilbey Mrs. 4:" " Wain James, 2 Frognall cottages S'rench G. 5" " Monk William 3 ::larnell Ed. Wm. 4: Wilton villas Compton G. 4: " Dickens George, 3 Garret Sydney 5 " rye Edward ::l " Garrett Philip 6 " Coffin Thomas 1 " Whitties B. 7 " Cruttenden P. 8 " Maxlow John, 9 " Elmstead Lane.-CmSLEHURST ROAD Lash W., 10 Frognal cottages, carriage and van builder McKewan W., Elmfield, Bickley Perry R. 11 Frognal cottage. Sanderson John, Bullers wood Grey Walter 12 Vacao t Northfield Blackney James, 13 Pettigrew Mrs., South Bank Brand T. 14 Machin Alfred, Logl>hill Brigden W. McIntyre T. C., Hydeswood Law Edwin" Victoria cottages Davis Henry, (lodge of) Hydeswood Chislehw'st ~Holiday Elome-F. A. Borer Arthur, Logs hill cottage Snell, Superintendent Schuster Francis, Elmstead wood, and Burten J. 1 Marland terrace at 39 Harrington Gardens, S.W. White P. 2 Duffin, James Marsh Mrs. 3 " Kenward A., lodge of Sundridge park BaymanH. 4: Middleton C. A., Woodcote Mail John 5 " Scott John, Elmstead Gran~e Fry Henry 6 ·BlackburnJ.,lodge to ElmsteadGrange Crouch Thomas, 7 Hubbuck Augustus G., Elmstead lodge Fairchild Mrs. 8 Palmer William, Elrnstead court Austin George Henry 9 " Vaughan Mrs., Elmstead Knoll Peel Arthur 10 " Edwards George, Elmstead cottage Otway John, builder, Belmont terrace Bulley C. A., agen.t to the North Gosshill Road.-NEAR CHISLEHURST STATION. British Mercantile Insurance Com- pany. Fire. Life, and Annuities In Ohislehurst Postal District. King E. .I., Rosedale Tilling George, Belmont villa KlOetgen W . .I., Chatham house Cullen Mrs. 1 Belmont terrace Vanstone Alfred 2 Governesses Institution.-l\IANOR Sharland Joseph 3 " PARK ROAD. Peirce .I., greengrocer 4: " Edwards Miss M. A. A. (Lady ~uper- Hayward Henry 1 Belmont cottages intendent) Chapman C. 4 1 Marriott Miss Knight Charles 5 " 3 Lansdell Miss Barnes Mrs., 5 Belmont villas 4: Tisoe Miss Vines Miss 6 " 5 Cornish Miss Morterrnore Thomas 6 Pike Miss House John 7 Clarke Miss Dabner .Iames, 1 Slade's cottages 8 Hards Miss ])ovovan P. 2 9 Constable Miss Gander H. 3 10 Harding Miss Depledge Thomas 4: " 11 Cookson Miss Cripps haac 5 " 12 Weyoton, Miss Crowhurst Mrs. 6 CHISLEHURST STREET DlliECTORY. 189

Kemnal Road.-LEADINGTO Srncup. Rogers W., Raggleswood Oommencing from ChislehuI'st Common. Johnston F. J., Lamas Gould F., Woodheath Fleming Rev. W., Hillside Hawes Travers A., Nizels Gibson E. G., Camden Hill Stow P. F. Perks Robert W., Claverley Scott Sir John, South lome Pillar box Balme Nettleton, Inglewood Freese Frederick Wm., Granite lodge Walker Mrs., Homeleigh Amos Miss, Coed-bel Speyer C. A , Timaru Mawe Mrs., Hatton house Balme C., Kemnal wood Fryer J., (lodge of) Hatton house Honey Henry, Wyvelsfield Webb Warwick, Hatton cottage WIcks George, (lodge of) Wyvelsfield' Left Hand Side. James H., Holly Bowers Wood P. F., Camden lodge Piper G.. (lodge of) Holly Bowers Mitchell A. C. Tiarks Henry P., Foxburv Silver Col. H. A., A.bbey lodge Petty George, (lodge of) "Foxbury Raikes R. '1'., Enclerfield Johnson Mrs., Kemnal Manor Hugill John, Rosedale Tidy John, (lodge of) Kemnal Manor Lower Camden Church Humphrey Mrs., Northledge Cruickshank James A., Kincraig Macduff John R., Ravensbrook LoweI Camden. Perks S. H., Brooklyn 1 Lowe Robert A., builder Munro Miss Post Office Shadbolt G., Beechcroft Chattell David J., auctioneer Perry William, Thorndale Hurman S. B., 2 Lower Camden viI. Millman William, Beechbrook Day Mrs., Stanstead Martinousky Ignatius, Fyrsbank Manor Park. 4 Humphry C. E., surgeon Dalton Mrs. James, Tht' Oaks Neal Alfred E., Lepel t-o" ~,.ffe~y E. P. M., Bally-gunge Plckenng J. F., St. Aloes Oldham Mrs., Walpole Bat.ten Thomas, solicitor, Foxdeane White Mrs., Harley Kennet-Dawson B. 'N., Braemar Postlethwaite Mrs., Pelham 8 Ward 'V. H., Coombe Mavis Crosha;w George, Churchill I,amb George, Hatfield Beckett George, (lodge of) Churchill 9 Moncrieff W. S. D., Little Langtons Steele R., Ec- Yuan Comberback John, Glenthorne Search H. W., Manor close 11 Waterer Percy, The Cottage Stanbridge James, Manor close stables 12 Herring Walter, Comberton Webb E. A., Cookham Dene Oldendorff L. H., The Ferns Gropius W., Heidelburgh villa Manor Park Road. Oldendorff E., H, Nlirnberg villa Miles John Rectory cottages Muir Andrew, Ville Franche Twitchen George, " Stephenson H. L., Glenavon 18 Slater E. J. ' Murray Canon F. H., The Rectory Redpath Peter, Manor house Aldridge Thomas, Brooklyn cottage 26 Ford Charles Heard Joseph, (lodge of) Manor house Yoell Henry, Ravensbrook cottage ~hichlow George., The Ferns 27 Bottin John, Hatfield cottage FIeld G., Penrh6s Mangar G., The Arab's Tent A. J. Newton, Northwood Homewood Joseph, Rosedale cottage Turner John, (lod5'e of) Northwood Cockcroft Thomas H., Manor lodge Lubbock Road. Howard John, Fairoaks Right Hand Side. Beck Morris Jackson Thomas, Oak Bank Panckridge Mrs., Bockleton 1£)0 CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

Crouch John, Saxbys Upper Mill Place- 1 Sweet William, grocer & cheese- Duncan Andrew, Holbrook monger Jeal Charles, Scadbury lodge 2 Libby Thomas, Sydne:- Countess, Frognal 3 Radford T .. plumb2r .Mission CllUrclt, St . .John Baptzst Mead Road.- WEST CHISLEHURST. Slade Edmond, Burstock Eke Edward, 1 Norfolk cottages Stephenson Miss, Ranclalls Eke Harrison, 2 Freehy Miss, Ashton Levett Daniel, 3 Russdl CamjJhell, Golden Mead Emman Mrs. 4" " Pearce Miss, Penthorpe Moore Caleb 5 " II Tindall E. H., Arnside James E., The Rambler's Rest

nEll P1ace.-CHISLEHU<~T HILL. Park Road.-WEsT CmSLEHURST. 1 Blundell Mrs. 1 Crowe F. 'V., greengrocer 2 Funnell Isaac 2 Foster J .. baker & confectioner 6 Hanison John 3 Wicks J~hn 4 Teesdale Frederick 4 Brown James 5 James William 5 Broome Charles 6 Smith William G Fry Henry 7 Teasdale Frances 7 Turner Thomas 8 Carter John 8 Rowe Alfred 9 Teasdale Thomas 9 Soaper Mrs. 10 Blackford George 10 RooLs William 11 Bateman William 11 I ves Ed ward 12 Shepherd George 12 Simms Thomas 13 Baker B . .T. 13 Tapsell Herbert 14 Hood W. 14 Jones James 15 Dabner Robert, grocer 15 Stables Frederick imperial tC1'1'ace- 16 Streatfield George 4 Bartholmew William 17 Fooks William 5 Footmott Mrs. 18 Tidy, J. P. 6 Collin s Mrs. 19 Miller Mrs. 7 Wright W. 20 Hunt James 8 Skitmore William 21 Mal by J. G. Italian warehouse 9 Taylor H. T. 22 Cruttenden B., plumber, &c. Camden tcrrace-- 23 May John 2 Hill T. Thorpe C., bootmaker 3 Sheppard G. 24 Sharp Frederick 4 Ashb} J. T. 25 Wilson Thomas 5 Hearn Thomas 26 Foreman H. 6 Simon Wm. Hatch Esmea<1 7 Francis ""V. Hatch I\.lfred 8 Charlton Mrs. Shults Henry 9 Hall Charles Baldock Thomas 10 Blundell E. Garrett MIS. 11 Fawkes John Cripps C. 12 Burgess Richard Walton L., carman & contractor 13 Buckingham Mrs. Cltislehurst Mineral Waters Co 14 Skinner Arthur Line, Shaddock & Co. 15 Burgess Alfred Dixon Edward 16 Green James An 1ms J. 17 Davis T., The Stores Harris Joseph ('HISLEHlJRST STREET DIRECTORY. 191

Lamburn Thomas Gander 1\frs. Baldrv John Beckett Mrs. Reed ·fl. Trench Mrs. Keyford T. Elliott MIS. James Mrs. Norton MIS. Davies John Freeman Miss, matron Grubb 1\lrs. Tester Miss Ston!' Mrs., laundress Turner MIS. Cane Thomas Payne MIS. Orb3Il F. Treize Mrs. Tread well James Griffith Mrs. Crowe Thomas, Conlon Anns Broeday Mrs. Queen's Road.-WEsT CmSLEHunST Church of the .Annunciation 1 Crane George Morriss Alfred 1 WeUfield place 2 White Robert Marsh A., 2 3 Ralph George Stud Walton 3 4 Pond George Lester John, 4 5 Holloway W. Bushell Thomas i5 6 Goodyear Joseph Surridge Alfred, (; 7 Mitchell W. Coekett James, 7 8 Head Henry George 9 Jenkins Amos ...... Opposite Side . 10 Boyce Thomas PaseaU Bros, brick, tile, and pottery 11 ·Woodward Thomas works 12 Winn R., newsagent Browning Alfred 13 Beaton John Deen \Valler, wood broker, rnstic chair 14 Ward Henry and ladder maker 15 Barrow C. Wood Barruch & Son, wood dealers 16 Blundell Thomas W. Feltham C., builder, &c. 17 Jolly William Chislehurst West hon Church 18 ·White James Pinyon & Son, nurserymen 19 Bowen James Smith Edward, 1 Burlington villas 20 Haynes G. Smith William, 2 21 Watson James Pierce George, Burlington 10Jge 2:), Steddings F. Willis H. J., 1 Lamorne villas agent for 23 Walton George Liverpool & London & Globe fire 24 Ledner J obn a~surance company St. 1Jlwy's Hall. ."unday and Day Red Hill.-CHISLEIIURST WEST. Schools St. Barnabas OI'jJlwnage for gir1s.- Chapman C. C., Red hill cottage Sister Francis, matron Hart H. R., Southville, 1 Red bill vill. St. Joseph's Convalescent Rome.-Miss Pugh A. C., 2 Wheeler, matron Turner Miss 3" Dodsworth Rev. W. W., 3 Scadbury viI. PascalI Amos 4 Red hill vill. Evans Mrs, 2 Scadbury villas Deane Thomas 5 Bull Dr. J. Weston, physician

Fellows Mrs. 6 " Royal Parade. Lime Arthur 7 1 Wing, Aplin &. Wilson, chemists Otter Miss 9 " 2 Cooper G., corn merchant Rose Mrs. 10" 3 Lawrence George, greengrocer Russell Rev. H. Lloyd, The Vicarage 4 Reed and SUIl, carriers Liudin Charles Phillip, Red bill farm Goulding. ha irdresser&to bacconist 192 CHISLEHUl,:tST STREET DIRECTORY.

5 Uridge William, grocer, and wine Powell Mrs., Heatherbank and spirit merchant Wallroth Mrs., W oodclyffe 6 Pollard W. & Co., general drapers Bruce J., Blackrnount 7 Wise John boot and shoe maker 9 Sibley J., saddle and harness maker Summer Hill Villas. 10 Wright S. H., furniture dealer, agent for County Fire Office Blackwood James, Summerhill cotto Cooling W., fishmonger Martin & Co., The Bank Crowhurst G., butcher Hewitt T. R. Thorpe, Francis Robert,lvy cottage 1 Spink C. Matthews B. P., surgeon 2 Newman Edward ""Vllur R. F., tailor and outfitter 3 J osling Mrs. Rart Bros., sanitary plumbers, 4 Wilkinson Misses, preparatory school builders, &c. 5 Chubb W. H. Packham George, Abery 6 Smith Rev, V. Willis and Day, grocers Carey H. S., Coverdale Ratbit R., greengrocer Tilling T., fly proprietor Walden Ro ad.--Top OF EL1>fSTEADLANE The Bull Hotel, Whomes G. Messenger G., baker & confectionel LEADING TO U.UIDEN WOOD. Rock and Son, veterin'lry surgeon Mitchell A. '1'., Elmstead Glade Jull W. J., ironmonger & farrier Holt, Mrs., Cranmore place Johnson Mis~, The Deodaras Betts John, (lodge of) Cranmore place. Barnett Mrs., Nutwood Sadgrove Walter B., Walden Knowle Jackson E., 1 Clifton villa Bloyo Henry, (lodge of) Wahlen' Knowle Lawson Joseph, Rectory cottage Eusson U. J . •.'Wig-mm Lewis, The Grange Hodgkinson Mrs. A. B., Clevdands WhitejHorse Hill.--WEST OmSLlmURST .Rhodes Arthur, 'Varren house Goodyou G., 1 White Horse cottages Dobbing F. C., Cmyfield Creamer W., 2 Snell F., Chestnuts Shephcl'd G., 3 Bloxham Robert J., Calderwood Creamer G., 4: Molesworth Mrs., ::3t.Meddens Creamer ""V., 5 " Southill Road.-NEAlt YESTER ROAD White Horse inn, Wells W. Ford J., lnchcape Monk J. W., grocer Hannan F., Birchwood Keeble Richard Wardrop Thomas, Camden wood cott Turner J., grocer and carman Clark Boucher, Eldridge Billing WoO 1 Dean's cottages Lovatt J. A" Woodburn Parris William, 2 " Stott Nowell Stanhope, Fairview Tasker Thomas 3 Tosh John, Camden ridL;e Deen Nelson 4: Willmore Graham, Wildcroft Cowlett R. 1 Victoria street Teichmann Emil, Sitka Houghton Isaac 2 " Lloyd Robert, The Lodge Robins ""V. Henry 3 ,. White John 4 " Summer Hill Monk Mrs. 5 " PotterWm., Chisleltm'st Water Tower Graver G. 1 Victoria cottages Hambleton Smith, Oakleigh Bayford William 2 " Joynson Edmond, Ravenshill Epton Robert 3 " .,Newling W., lodge of Ravenshill Newman Frederick 4: Oakley C., Cromlix Cruttenden':- 5 " " CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY. 193

Ryan W. 1 Tapsell's cottages Holmes :Mrs. J. Neave - 2 Trill George Pennell John 3 Baker Charles Hodgekins Mrs. 4 " Brickfield Benge Henry 5 Grover Arthur Howell G. G Baker Thomas Alchorn W. F. Oakley - Stockbridge Joseph Watto George Nash John 9 Victoria cottages Raymond Joseph, 1 Camden Place cot. Hicks - 8 Herd James 2 Levey Robt. 7 Pugh William 3 Fleet Walter G •• Spicer Albert 4 PascalI Harry, 1 Flora cottages Gilbel t Samuel 5 Taylor William 2 " Elmes James 6 Cook George, Alice cottage Penny Henry 7 ActclJ. A. B., Rose cottage Sayer A. E. 8 Co-operative Stores, Acten A. B., " manager Cole Henry, Model cottage Coombs Frank, Brickfield cottages Willow Grove.- CmsLEHURST. 'VEST Yates Albert " Kane J. K., Lylvanhec Moore Charles " Reed J. S., 4 WiUow grove KingG. " Wollaston S. G., 2 Willow grove villas Bull James, 1 Belle Vue cottages Chubb Thomas 4 " Saunders A. E. 2 Perkins Mrs., Llwyn Gwern Kennett W. 3 " Shelley P., Willowcroft Crouch E. 4 Mawe Frederick H., Wrenna Weald Wilson W. 5 " Beck Miss Keeble Joseph 6 " Tyler W. Mrs. Rimell George, 1 Ca~den villas Phillips George, Remony Pinyon Henry 2 Wesleyan Schools Feltham C., grocer 3 Pole H., Wesleyan School house llrown R. 4 " Woodger J. J., 4 St. Mary's VIllas Phillips John 5 ,." Adams Mrs. 3 Marsh E. '6 Whitehead T. 2 " Brownill Matthew 7 " Deen J. 1"" Harland William 8 " Pinyon William, Imperial Nurse17/ Charter E. W. 9 " Harrison and Spooner, West Kent Bellingham Richard 10 " Building Works Levitt George 11 " Jackson W. 12 " Wells George 13 " Yester Road. Horace J. 14 " Nanson C., Inni~mere Kettell Henry 15 " Hodges O. T., Lachine Harland R. 16 ,." McCaul Gilbert John, Creggandarroch Wort John 17 J ohuson David, Greatwood Mitcbenoll William " El. O. VV A.T:E:Fl.S .. 1Vpinte:p, ~tationep, ana I@ook5inae:p, THE ROYAL PARADE CHISLEHURST. 194 CHISLEHUHST COMMEROIAL DIRECTORY. ---~~~~~------

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Allan William, baker,Chislrhurst Wes Flegg G. F., saddler, Chislehurst West !\.shfield Jas., shoemaker, 3, Burlington Foster J., hakeI' and confectioner, parade, Red hill, West Chislehurst 2 Park road Bayman Charles, Fo.r: and HOltnds, French George, carpenter, Eugenie Chislehurst West cottage, ('rown lane Bolger H. L., Tiger's Head, Common Freeman Mi~s, matron, aims houses, 3rigden W, miller and corn dealer, Red hill West Cllislehurst .Fuller James, Inspector, Police Station Bull J. 'Weston, physician, Scadbury Chislehurst hill villas Gaunt C., hairdresser and tobaccoilist, Bulley C. A., Green lane Chislehurst West Burton J. H., plumber, Church row Goodale E. M., confect.ioner, Chisle- JhattellDavid .T., fiuctlOneer,&c.,Lower hurst West Camden Goulding T., hairdres.~3r, & tobacconist Cherry J'1'ee Coffee l'avC1 n, West Royal parade Chislehurst Green WIll. J., Qltern's JI"ad llote!, ChislellUrst JIinerul II'atel's Company Chislehurst 'Vest Ch isleh urst West G-reengrass G., upholsterer, Chislehurst Clements J., III/perial A rillS, Chif'le- vVP,~t hurst hill Gregory&. Co., statiollc;S G, Burlington Cooling W., fhhmongl'l' and poulterer. parade Ro~ al parade & "Vrs~, Chislehurst 'larland R.. brickmuker. ,Vhite lIorse Cooper G., C0rn merch:mt, 2 Roynl hill parad~ Harris Henry. Crown Inll, ComJllon Co-operative Stores, \Vhite Horse hill Harrison an<1 Sp00Ile·, 'Vest Kent -Stanley, manager building works. "Villow gl"Qve,"Vest Crowe F. W., greengrocer, 1 Park nl Chislrhurst Crowe T., Gordon Al'IIIS, Pnrk road Hal t Bros., plumbers and builders, Crowhurst George, butcher, Royal Royal parade parade, Hornby Bros., Alderney dairy, Chisle- Cruttenden B., plumber &c., 22 Park rd. hurst 'West Dabner Ro, grocer, 15 Mill place Humphry C. H .• surgeon, 4: Lower Davis T., the Stores, 17 Camden terrace, Camden Mill place Inns David, builder and plumber, West Day F., fly proprietor, Morley's cot. Chislehurst Deen Walter, wood broker, rustic chair James Ed., Ramblers' Re."l, Mill place and lauder maker, Red hill Jull William J., ironmonger and farrier, Edey G., dental surgeon, Chislehurst Royal parade common Lash W., coach builder, Green lane, Eggleton Chas. E., National school- and ChisJehurst West master. Common Lawrence George, greengrocer, Royal Elliott and Cripps, chimney cleaners, parade West Chislehurst Lawrence & Winborne, stationers and Feltham C" grocer, White Horse hill photographers, Chislehurst West Feltham C., builder, etc., Red hill, Lawrence G., fruiterer and coal mer- West, Chi~lehunt chant, Chislehurst West Field G., livery and bait stables, The Leaver Frederick, tailor, Chislehurst Common alJd at Bicklelj Anus Hotel West CHISLEHURST COMMERCIA.L DIRECTORY. 195

Libby Thomas, Mill place Radford T., plumber, 3 Oak cottages, Lindm Oharles Philip, Red hill farm, Chislehurst hill Red hill Radford T., plumber, 3 Upper Mill place Line Moses & Son, grocers, drapers, Rabbit R., greengrocer, The Royal &c , Chislehurst West parade Line, Shaddock & CG., mineral water Reed -- carrier, 2 Rectory place, manufacturers, Park road Common . Lister Frances, matron, St. Bitrnabas' Reed &. Ron, carriers, 4 Royal parade Orphanage, Red hill Rock & Son, veterinary surgeons Royal Lowe Roht. A., builder, Lower Camden parade Malby J, ti., Italian warehouse, 21 Shadwell J., carpenter, Crown lane Park road Sheard R. .T., butcher, Chislehurst West Marsh H., baker and confectioner, Sibley J., harness maker,~ Royal parade Chisleh urst West Smit h 1\1:rs.,milliner, Chislehurst West Martin & Co., bankers, Summpr hill Snell F. A., Holiday Home, Green lane villas Sparkes A., grocer, fruiterer, &c. Mercer J., boot and shoe maker, Bel- Gn:'en lane and Park road mont glove Squires VV., glass and china Warehouse, Matthews n. P., surgeon, Royal parade 7, Burlington parade, Red hill, vVest Messenger G., baker and confectioner, Chislehurst Royal parade~ . Stone Mrs., laundress. Park road Miles J., butcher, D Burlmgton parade, St. 11Jic1tael's Orphanage, Anderson Chislehurst West Miss, head mistress, Chislehurst com. Mitch!tm H., Tea and Coffee Rooms, Sweet 'William, grocer and cheese- Common monger, 1 Upper mill place Mitchell Mrs., dressmaker, Church Thorpe C., bootmaker, 23 Park road row, Chislehurst cummon Tilling T., fly proprietor, The Hoyal Monk J. W., grocer, White Horse hill parade Newman A., watcl!maker, Chislehurst Turner J .. grocer and carman, vVhite West Horse hill Oldman J., plumber, Chislehurst hill Uridge W., grocer, 5 Royal parade Otway John, builder, Belmontt"errace, Wade Dr. G. H., Ivy lodge, Chisle- Gleen lane hurst common Owen Miss, national schools, The Whitton Arthur J., sewing machine Common agent 2 Burlington parade Parson J., grocer, 1Burlington parade Walton L., carman and contractor, Pascall Brothers, brick, tile, &. pottery Wise John,bootmaker and shoemaker, works, Red hill 7 Royal parade Pearcey VV.,eheesemonger &. poulterer. Park road Lower Camden Waters E. C., stationer, &c., 8 Royal Pears H. V, preparatory school, Horn- parade brook House, Common 'Wellington Miss, ladies' school, Peckham G., butcher, Chislehurst hill Penn thorpe Peirce J., greengrocer, Belmont terrace, Wells W., White Hurse 1nn, White Green lane, West Chislehurst horse hill Pinyon W. and Son, nurserymen, Wheeler Miss, matron, St. Joseph's Red Hill . Convalescent home, Hed hill Pollard & Co., general drapers, 6 White & Son, builders, Belmont grove Royal parade White & Bushel. ironmongers, Chisle- Pole H., Wesleyan schools, Willow hurst West grove Whomes G., Bull Hotel. Royal parade Potter W m., Water tower, Summer hill Whur R. F., tailor and outfitter, Royal Powell T. J., drapel, 4, Burlington parade parade, Red hill, Chislehurst West 196 CHISLEHUR8T PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Wilkinson The Misses, preparatory Wood B., & Son, wood dealers, Red hill school, Summerhill villas Wood G., stationer,&c.,Chislehurst West Willis H. J., agent for Liverpool and Wood F., builder and undertaker, London and GIobe Fire Assurance Co. Chislehurst West 1 Lamorne villas, Red hill Woodward W. H., grocer, Chislehurst Willis & Day, grocers, Royal Parade, West Wilson W.. miller and corndealer Wollaston Photographic Studio, 2 Chislehurst West Willow grove viIs., Chislehurst West Wing, Aplin and Wilson, chemists, Wright S. H., fu~niture dealer, agent West Chislehurst, & 1 Royal parade for County Fire Office, 10 Royal Winn R., newsagent, 12 Queen's road parade Wise J., butcher, Chislehurst West toung Miss P. J" Berlin wool depot Wise J., bvotmaker, Church row Common

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Adams Mrs. 3 St. Mary's villas, Campbell W., Rossmore, Common Willow grove Campbell Miss, Achlain, Common Aplm W., Whittlesea house, The Carey H. S. Coverdale, Summer hill Common villas Aldridge Thos., Brooklyn cottag-e, Chapman C. a., Red hill cott.,Red hill Lower Camden Charke Re,::. T., The Manse, The Allen Arthur J., Salcombe, Common Common Allen .Joseph, Shepherds Green, Ash- Charrington Thos., Mayfield, Common field lane Chattell David James, 4 Clarendon Amos Miss. Coed-bel, Lubbock road villas, Common Ashe Dr., Chislehurst Hill Chubb Sir George Hayter, Newlands, Baker John, 1 Florence villas Common Balme N., Inglewood, Kemnal road Chubb, Miss, Broad Oak, Common Balme C., Kemnal Wood, Kemnal rd. Chubb W. H., 5 Summer hill villas Barnard Mrs., Nutwood, Royal parade Chubb Thos., 4 Willow grove villas, Batten T., Foxdene, Lower Camden West Chislehurst Beck Morris, Manor park road Chubb E. P., Chevender, The common Beck Miss, Willow grove Clark Boucher, Eldridge, Southill road Beck F., Fairholm, Chislehurst common Clarke Miss, 7, Governesses Institution Beckwith Edward, Millfield, COIllIllon Cockcroft T. H., Manor lodge, Manor Birkett Louis, Church row, Common park road Blackmore R., Woodlands, Chisle- Comberback John, GIenthorne, Lower hurst hill Camden Blackwood James, S ummel' hill cottage, Constable Miss, 9, Governesses Institu- Summer hill tion Bloxham Robert John, Calderwood Cookson Miss, 11, Governesses Insti- Bottin John, Hatfield cottage, Lower tution Camden Cornish Miss, 5, Governesses Institution Boulcott Miss, Hurstmead, Church lane Court Mrs., Hillside, Chislehurst hill Bowen J. H., Leweston, Commou Cromwell Oliver, 8usanwood cottage Bristol C., Church row, Common Croshaw George, Churchill, Manor pk. Bruce J., Blackmount, Summer hill Crouch John, Saxbys, Manor Park road Bull Dr. J. 'Weston, Scadbury villas, Cruickshank James A., Kincraig, Lub- 0hisle urst West bock road CHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 197

Dalton Mrs. J ames, The Oaks, Manor pk Hannan F., Birchwood, S',mthill road Day Mrs., Stan stead, Lower Camden Harding Miss, 10 Governesses Institu- Deane Thomas, 5 Red hill vil1a~, Red tion hill, West Chislehurst Hards Miss, 8 Governesses Institution Deen J., St. Mary villa, Willow grove Harris H. C., 'White lodge, The Common de Pontchalon Mddle., 4 Morley Hart, H. R., Southville, Red hill cottages, The Common Hawes A. Travers, Nizels, Kemnall rd Dobbing F. C., Crayfield, Royal parade Herring Walter, Comberton, Lower Dodsworth, Rev. W. W., 3, Scadbury Camden villas Hewitt T. R., Summerhill villas Donmall Mis", Whinfield, Common Hiscock J as., 1, Albert villas, Common Drever G., Fernwood. Camden wood -Hodges O. T., Lachine, Yester road 'Drummond A., Oakbank cottage, Hodgkinson Mrs. A. B., Clevelands, Chislehurst hill Royal Parade Dnncan Andrew, Holbrook, Manor Hollands E. L., Athelney, Common park road Holmwood Joseph, Rosedale cottage, Lower Camden Easson U. J., Royal parade Holt Mrs., Cranmore place, Walden rd Edlmann Mrs., Hawkwood Honey Henry, Wivelsfield, Kemnal rd Ed wards George, Elmstead cottage, Elmstead laue Howard Mrs., 4 Florence villas Edwards Miss A. A., Governeses Insti- Howard John, Fairoaks, Manor park rd. tution, Manor park road Hub bucK.Augustus G., Elmstead Lodge Edwards Owen, Camden wood Hugill John, Rosedale, Lubbock road Evans R., Fir tree cottage, Camden Humphry C. H., 4 Lower Camden wood Humphrey Mrs., N orthledge, Kemnalrd Evans Miss, 2 Scadbury villas, Redhill Hurman S. B., 2 Lower Camden villas, Lower Camden Fellowes Mrs., 6 Red hill villas, Red hil Jackson E., 1 Clifton villa, Royal parade Field G. E.} Penrh6s, Manor park road Jackson Thos. Oak Bank, Lubbock rd. Firbank T., J.P., The Coopers, Chisle- James H., Holly Bowers, Kemnal road hurst common Johnson D., Greatwood, Yes~er road Fleming Rev. W., Hillside, Lubbock rd Johnston Francis John, Lamas, Lub- Fleming Robert, Walden cottage, bock road Camden woou Johnson Miss, The Deodaras, The Ford Charles, 2 Lower Camden Royal par::tde Ford J., Inchcape, Southill road Johnson Mrs., Kemnal manor, Kemnal Foster Mrs., Rose cottage, Common road Fox Percy, Purbright, C~urch row J osling Mrs., 3, Summer hill villa" Freese Frederick William, Granite Joynson E., Ravenshill, Summerhill lodge, Lubbock road French Mrs., Whinside, Common Kane J. K., Sylvanhae, Willow grove Kemp John, Ohurch row, Common Gibson E. G., Camden hill; Lubbock rd. Kennet-Dawson B.W., Braemar, Lower Gould F., Woodheath, Kemnal road Camden Goodale Mrs. Sophia, 2, Queen's villas, King E. J., Rosedale, Gosshill road Cbislehurst West Kloetgen W. J., Ohatham house, Goss- Gropius, W., Heidelburgh villa, Lower hill road Camden Langley Mrs., 1 Florence villas Lal~sdellIMiss, 3, Governesses Institution Hadow The Misses, Littledene. Chisle- Lamb George, Hatfield, Lower Cam- hurst hill . den Hamoleton-Smith, Oakleigh, Summer Lawson Joseph, Rectory Cottage, Royal hill parade H)3 CHISLEHGRST PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Lime Arthur, 7 Red hill villas, Red hill Nussey Miss, Church row Lloyd Robert, The Lodge, Southill rd. Nussey A. F., Ivy house, Chislehurst Lovatt J. A" Woodburn, Southill road common Lowe R. A., 1 Lower Camden Oakley C., Cromlix, Summerhill Macdllff J. R ,Ravensbrook, Lubbock Ogle W. S., Rodwold, Chislehurst hill road *Oldendorff E. H., Nlinberg villa, Machin A., Log,3hill, Elmstead lane Oldendorff L. H., The Ferns, Lower 'Mauger G., The Arab's Tent, Lower CallJden Oldham Mrs., Walpole, Manor park Camden Marriott Miss" 1, Governesses Insti- Otter Miss, 9 Red hill villas, Red hill, Chislehurst West tution Martin Richard Biddulph, J.p.,Cornmon Packham George, Abery, Royal parade Martinousky Ignatius J., Tryrs bank, Palmer William, Elmstead Cour~ Martineau Miss, Furzefield, Common Panckridge Mrs., B ckletoll, Manor Matthews B. P., surgeon, The Royal Park road Parade Parker Archibald, Sunny Btll. Camden Mawe Frederick E., Wrenna 'Weald 'wood 'Willow grove Parker Mrs., Beech house, Chqrch row Mawe MIS., Hatton house, Lubbock rd Pascall AI~lOS,'f, Hed hill villas McCaul Gilbert J., Creggandarroch, Pearce Miss, Penthorpe, Mead road Yester rvud Pears E. V., Hornbrook house, Com- McIntyre T. C., Hyaeswooa, Elmstead mOn lane Pedder :\1isses. Common McKewan "V.,Elrnfield, Elmstead lane, Perkins Mrs.,' Llwyn Gwern, Willow Bickley grove Merck A., Ivy Bridge, Chislehurst hill Perks Robt. W., 01averley, Lubbock rd. Merry G. "V., "Whitehouse, Common, - Perks S. H., Brooklyn, Lubbock rOlld Middleton C. A., Woodcote, Elmstead Perks George, Church rO\\',The Com- laue mon Miller G. Woo Chislehurst common Perry Wm., Thorndale, Lubbock road Millman W., Bet:chbrook, Lubbock rd. Pettigrew Mrs., South Bank, Elmstead Mitchell A. C., Lubbock road lane Mitchell, A. '1'., Elmstead Glade, Wal- Phillips Geo., Remony, WIllow grove den road Pickering J. F., St. Aloes, Lower Molesworth Mrs., St. l'vleddens, Royal Camden parade Pierce Geo., Burlington lodge, Red hill Moncrieff W. S. D., Littll\ Langtons, Pike Miss, G, Governesses Institution Lower Camden Plowden Miss, The cottage, Church lane Muir Andrew, Ville Frauche, Lower Plummer Mrs., Oak lodge, Common Camden PosUethwaite Mrs., Pelham, Manor pk. Munro Miss, Lubbor,k road Powell Mrs., Heatherbank, Summer Murray Canon, F. H., The Rectory, hill Manor park road Powell Mrs. F., Wardley, Church lane

Murton W.o Meadowcroft. Common Pugh Alfred C., 2, Red hill villas MyttOll Nathan, 2 Albert villas, The Raikes R. '1'.• Endcrtield, Lubbockroad Common Redpath Peter, Manor house, Manor Nanson C., Innismere, Yester road park road Neal Alfred E., Lepel, Manor park Reed J. S.,4 Willow grove, Chislehurst Newman Edward A., 2 SummerhIll West villas Rhodes Arthur, Powerscroft, Chisle- Newton J., Northwood, Manor park rd hurst hill *Nickalls Pl\ttesoll, Fallowfield, Ash- RhodE'S Arthur, "Vanen house, Royal field lane palade CHISLEHURST PRIV ATE RESIDE~TS. 199

Ricbards J. R., The Homestead,Chisle- Teichmann Emil, Sitka, Southill road hurst hill 'rester Mrs., Norman cottage, Common Robertson Miss, Lime villa, Church row Thornton W. L., Sunny meade, Chisle- RogersJ. W., Haggles\,'ood, Lubbockrd hurst common Lower Camden Thorpe Francis, Ivy cottage, The Royal Rose Mrs., 10 Red hill villas, Red hill parade Russell Campbell, Goldenmead, Mead Tiarks H. F., Foxbury, Kemnal road road Tidman Mrs. Paul F., Ardmore, The Russell Rev. H. Lloyd, The Vicarage, Common Red hill Tilling George, Belmont villa, Green Sadgrov':l Walter B., Walden Knowle lane Walden Road Tindall E. H., Arnside, Mead road Saffery E. P. M., Bally-grange, Lower Tiso(. Miss, 4, Governesses Institution Camden Tosh John, Camden ridge, Southill rd. Sanderson John, Buller's ""Vood Townend Arthur, Chipstead, Common Schuster Francis, Elmstead wood, Townend Thomas, Glenrose, Common Elmstead lane, and at Sunnyside, Treeby Mrs., Ashton, Mead rO:ld South Hampstead. Turner Miss. 3 Red hill villas. Chisle- Scott John, Elmstead Grange, Elmstead hurst West lane Tyler Mrs., 'Willow Grove road Scott Sir JaIm, Southolme, Kemnal rd Vanner Jas., Engelbert, Camden wood Scriven E. A. A., Church row, The Vanner William, Camden wood Common Vaughan Mrs., Elmsteati. Knoll, Elm- Search H. W., Manor Close, Manor pk. stead lane Shackelton Miss, Common Shadbolt G., Beechcroft, Lubbock road Wade Dr. G. H., Ivy lodge, Chislehurst Shelley P., Willowcroft, Willow grove common Walker Mrs., Homeleigh, Kilmnal road Silver Col. H. A., D.L., Abbey Lodge, Lubbock road Wallroth Mrs., Woodclyffe, Summer Siher W. H., 2 Clarendon villas, hill Common Ward W. H., Coombe Mavis, Lower Slade Edmond, Burstock, Mead road Camden Slater E. J., 18 Lower Camden Wardrop Thomas, Camden wood cott. Smith Clarence, The Hawthorns, Com- Southill road mon Waterer Percy, The Cottage, Lower Smith Mrs. Susannah, Norfolk house, Camden 5 Church row Watt Thomas R., The Briars, Gommon Smith Miss Graham, The Anchorage Webb 8. A., Cookham Dene Manorpk. Smith Rev. V., 6 'Summer hill villas, Webb W.,Hatton cottage, Lubbock rd. Summer hill Webster John, Woodlands, Common Snell Alfred, Seafield, Common West Mrs., 3, Clarendon villas, Com finell F., Chestnuts West Stephen H., Heathfield, Common Weynton, Miss, 12. Governesses Insti- Speyer C. A'J Timaru, Keronal road Spicer W. G., Oakwood, Camden Wood tution Spink C., 1, Summer hill villas • Whichlow George, The Ferns, Manor Steele R., Eeyuan, Manor park park road Stephenson H. L., Glenavon, Lower White Mrs., Harley, Manor park Camden Whitehead T., 2 clt. Mary's villas, Stephenson Mrs., Randalls, Mead road Willow grove Stott Nowell Stanhope, Fairview, Whyte Roht., Oakwood, Camden wood Southill road Wigram Lewis, The Grange, Royal Stow P. F., Kemnal road parade Surie P., The Garth, Chislehurst hill Wilkens Henry, Oak cottage, Common Sydney The Countess, Frognal Wilkinson Misses, 4 Summer hill vils. 200 CHISLEHURST PRIV ATE RESIDENTS.

Willmore Graham, Wildcroft, Sonthill Wollaston S. G. Buchanan, Lennie, Willis H. J., Lamorna villas, Chisle- Willow grove hurst West Wyles Miss. Bishopswell cottage, The Wollaston George Buchanan, Bishop s Common . well, Common Yarborough Rev. J. C., Erpingham, Wood P. F., Camden 1ge.,Lubbock rd. The Common Woodger J. J., 4 St. Mary's villas, Yoell Henry, Ravensbrook cottage, Willow grove Lower Camden

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sa large but somewhat scattered village, situated 7 miles from Bromley, 7 I from Sevenoaks, and 3i from Farnborough; in the vVe~tern Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, erected early in the 12th century, is dedicated to SS. Peter and Paul, and IS just now (1890) undergoing thorough restoration from the plans of Ewan Christian, Esq., ArchItect, and an outlay of some £3000 will have to be made. An entirely new steeple has lately been completed. Some interesting sepulchral monuments exist in the church. In the churchyard are two very old yew trees the stems of which are upwards of twenty-seven feet in circumference. The living, which is now held by the Rev. H. L. Freer, is a vicarage, in the gift of Sampson Copestake, Esq. There is Ii Baptist Chapel, near to the vVesterham Road, built by :Mr. William Wallis, in the year 1873; it is a very neat and commodious building, and will seat about 200 people; there is also a slllall Wesleyan Chapel, in Cudham Street, supplied by tbe Sevenoaks Circuit. The population at the last census (1881) was 1,021, being a decrease of 47 from that of 1871. The area is 5925 acres, and the rateable valne £6255. The nearest railway stations are Orpington 4 miles and Chelsfield 3:t miles.

POST .OFFICE. Kay VV., Little Grays Richard Yeates, postmaster Moxham Robert H., Ho!>tye Letters arrive by foot post from Orpington at 9.30 a.m.; dispatched at 2.30and 6 p.m. tSe\\'ell Richard, A shmore house The nearest money ordcroffice is at Downe Leaves green Letters should be addressed "Cudham, Orpington," with tho exception of those marked" which must be adorcssed Commercial. 'Westerham Kent," and those marked t Alwen Thumas, blickL.tyer .' Farnborollgh, Kent" Alwen John, farmer PLACES OI!' WOltSHIP. Bateman John, shoemaker SS, Peter and Paul, Baptist Chapel (Ser- Blackwell WIll., farmer, Cudham street vices: Sund"y 11 a,m, and 6,30p,m. lVesleyan Cllaptl Blake G., carpenter & builder, Pimlico mill Blake vVm., farmer and fruit grower. Vicar-Rov.II. Leftwich Freer Brick yard Ot,erseers John Thomson &; John T. Drew Blundell' Wm., fruit grower, Grubb Parish Olerk-mahard Yeates Ohurclncw'dens - James Clifford Rej'llohls, grounds & Jas, Fowden Burkin J., fruit grower, Jail lane GUaI'dian Thomas Filmer Burkin ""V.,fruit grower, Jail lane National &11001- 'Walter Crooke, master; Blanche Orol)l,s and Annie Stiles. mis- *Burkin Mrs., fruH grower, South st. tresses Burkin .fl., sell., fruit grower, J'tillane Independent Order of Odd Fellows M. U.. "Star Burkin George, Old P:.lrk cottage of Friendship" Lodge. held at the Old Jail Inn. Esta.b.1888. Henry Oliver, See. Chitty Richard, farmer, Skid hill farm Clarke James, fruit gro,,'er, Park cotto Collins Henry, wheelwright Private Residents. Collins Daniel, farmer, Burys farm *Christy George, Buckhurst lodge CoUips W., 'wheelwright, South street Crane George, Single street Cowlard Richard, !.Jakel',Old Jail Dummitt F. P., Lusted Cow lard J. Clarke, fruit grower Freer Rev. H. Leftwich, The Vicarage Cowlard William, fruit grower CUDHAM DIRECTORY. 203

Derby Earl, Cudham Court farm and Roberts William, draper and grocer, New Barn farm Cudham street Drew Thomas, fruit grower, Jail lane Skinner Mrs .. fruit grower, Jail lane Duberry S.. farnler and fruit grower Smithers Charles. grocer, painter and Eggelton Mrs., Toad contractor, Leaves decorator, Westerham hill green Standing -, veterinary surgeon *Fairall Abel, nurseryman Stanhope Swindel Mrs., grocer &c., Biggin hill nursery, South street Thompson J. Fox and Hounds: Fowden J., farmer, Horn Green farm Westerham Hill Galloway Thos., grocer, Cudharu street Tipping J., fruit grower, Jail lane *Hallam William, fruit grower, hay Tremain John, farmer, fruit grower, dealer, &c., Soutb street and blacksmith Higgins E., farmer,',Little Portlands Wallis William, wheelwright, farmer, Holland William, blacksmith and fruit grower, Costains tHorwood J., King's Anns, Leaves Webster Chas., irui t gro\',er, Old Harrow green Wells Thomas, carpenter Howard Charles, Blacksmiths' Anns, *Westbrook Thomas. wood broker and Cudham Street farmer, South street Jackson Richd., fruit grower, Jail lane *Westbrook James, farmer, Great Jackson George, bailiff to G. Christy. South street farm Esq., Aperfield court tWheatley Richard, farmer, Old house, Jessup John, Cudham lodge farm Leaves green Jessup James, Mace farm Whiting Geo., Black Horse, Biggin hill Packman S.. fruit grower, Jail lane Wood G., farmer, Old Harrow cottage" Prince W., The Salt Box Coffee Tavern, Yeates John, fanner, Horns green Leaves green Yeates Richard, Po~t Office t Pring J ohn~lime burner, Leaves green Yeates Albert, builder, Cudham str ; Richards Alfred, fruit grower, Jaillar.e

DOWN. sone of the most pretty and pleasantly situated villages to be found in Kent. I It is in the "Western Divi~ion of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, dedicated to St. Mary the \ irgin, is a neat building in the Gothic style of architecture. It was restored m 1872, at a cost of £1540. A handsome stained glass East window consisting of three lights, was added in 1874, two of the light!': being given respectively by the Rev. G. B. Innes and Mrs. George E, Forrest, the third being raised by subscription, and three others since, one by the Vicar, and the others by the Lubbock family, and J. M. Teesdale, Esq., late of Down Hall. A handsome dock wa" erected in the tower in 1878. The Church contains various sepulchral memorials of the Petleys, lords of the manor, from Edward III. to Henry VII!., whose once sumptuous mansion has been pnlled down and a modern residonce erected. In the churchyard is a Yew tree computed to be 700 years old. The parish register dates as far back 'as 1538. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Rev. J. Brodie Innes, M.A., of Milton Brodie. The Rev. George Sketchley Ffinden, M.A., domestic chaplain to Lord Carington, i&vicar. There is a good organ recently erected, and a national schooL The school has a small endowment. The nearest railway stations are Orpington (S.E.R.), 3t miles; Bromley (L. C. & D.) G miles. A pair horse omnibus runs twice daily to and from the Orplllgtou station The population at the last census (1881) wa 553, being an increase of 30 on that of 1871. The area is 1652 acres, and the .rateable value £3916. 204 DOWN DIRECTORY.

POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE. Smith Mrs., Down Court A. H. Nicholls, Postmaster. Sutherland C. L., Down hall .Letters arrive from Farnb(lrough at 9 a.m. Tomkins Mrs., Petley house and 7 p.m.; despatched at 2.50 p.m., and 8 p.m. Letters should be addressed Commercial. "Down, Farnborough, R.S.O., Kent." Baker Charles, newsagent, Dorset villas Baker Fred., watchmaker, Elm cottage Vicar-Rev. George Sketchley Ffinden, M.A Parish C1erJ.:-John Palmer Brampton S., grocer and publican Chul'chwal'dens-G. E. Forreflt & T. Weaver. Capon Fredenck, job master, black- Overseer-G. H. Hooker. smith and mail cart contractor Guardian-Charles Harris Cannings H., fishmonger National Mixed Schools - Thomas Ridge, master; Mrs. Ridge, mistress. Filmer Thomas, farmer, Luxted farm Cal'rier to London-\V. ,T. Snow, Thursday, Harris Charles, farmer, Orange court, 2 a.m. returning same evening from Nag's and High Elms farm Head, Borough Hooker George Henry, Queen's Head, grocer Private Residents. Jessup Edward. Petley's farm CeciL Lady Margaret, Crowhill Lewis J., carpenter Cox George, Hunstaunton lodge Nicholls Alfred, Post &" Money Order Darwin Mrs., Down house Office, baker, and confectioner Ffinden Rev. G. S., M.A., The Vicaroi-ge Nicholls Alfred, baker, The mill West hill Osborne Alfred.J ames, butcher Forrest Geo. Edward, "Gorringes" Reeves W., blacksmith Good Alfred, Down lodge Sawyer Mrs. G., fruit grower, Lower Hills R., fruit grower,WestHill cottages hook Lubbock Sir John, Bt, J.P., M.P., D.C.L., Sawyer Isaac., fruit grower, Farthing st. LL.D., HIgh Elms Snow A., draper and milliner Lubbock Frederick, The Rookery Snow W. J., farmer & coal merchant Parslow Joseph, Home cottage Snow J. A" fruit grower Reed W., The Laurels Town D., builder and undertaker Sales Mrs., West Hill cottages Weaver T., grocer and draper Schroeter Miss E. D., The Tower house Yeates E., saddler

FARNBOROUGH s situate on the high road from London to Sevenoaks, 4! miles from I Bromley; 14 from London; 3 from St. Mary Cray. It is in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton ·at-Hone. The parish church is a very ancient structure, built of bri,:,k and flint, and was rebuilt in 1639. A new Chancel was added during the year 1885, and an additional piece of Burial Ground was consecrated by the Bishop of Dover, on tho 23rd of November, U86. It is dedicated to St. Giles the Abbot. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of All Soul's College, Oxford. V It is held by the Rev. F. J. Kelly. The register dates from 1558. There is a Baptist Chapel in the Well brook road, and a Mission Room at Green-street- Green. There is a Board School near the village. The Police Station and the Bromley Union Workhouse are situate at Locksbottom. The population at the last census (1881) was 1451, which included the officers and inmates of the Workhouse. The area is 1430 acres, and the rateable value £8610. The nearest railway stations are Orpington (S.E.R.) 11 mile, and Bromley eL. C. & D,) 4 miles. Letters for Green-s~reet-Green should be addressed" By Orpington." andFarnborough letters" Farnborough, R.S.O.; Kent." F ARNBOROUGH DIRECTORY. 205

POST & TELEGRAPH OFFICE & MON.J!:Y Fox Walter St. John, Beechwood ORDI<:R OFFICE. Giles Augustine, Welsis, Green-street- Miss H. L. Giles, Postmistress Letters arrive from London via Orpington, Green at 7.0 a.m., and 5.20 p.m. despatched I1t Giles G., The Poplars Green-street- 3.30 p.m. I1nd9p.m. Sundl1YsI1t5.40p.m. Green Letters for GreE'n-street-Green should be Griffin Joseph, Wellbrook lodge I1ddressed" by Orpington." WALLBox I1t Locksbottom, cleared I1t3.0, Jones E.~ Ebury villas, Wellbrook 6.5(1. Sunday at: 0.2ii. Hamsher- Westfield WALL Box also Itt Wellbrook cleared at 3.15 Kelly Rev. F J., Broad View and 7.45 p.m. Sunday 6 p.m. Latter -, Goddendene Parish Church. - ~ervices: Sunday, 11 a.m., Laslett Mrs., Chester villas, Well brook and 6.30p.m. Children'!; Service, 3.30 p.m. road Beulah Baptist Chapel, Wellbrook road ... Times of service-ll a.m., 3.30 p.m., 6.30 Mew J. T., R.A.M:., Willow Bank p.m.; 'Vednesc'ay evenings: p.m. Rev. MorrisOD Ebenezer, Green-street-green Isaac Ballard, pastor Murton G. N., The Knoll ChuI·clnwrdens-H. Fox and H. C. Cheel Olney Frederick, Well brook road OL'c,'seers- J. 'V. Stow and H. N. Penfold. Guardian-Rev. F. J. Kelly. Phillips Arthur, Chester villas) Well- Famborough School Boal'(l--Members, brook road H. Fox, W. St. J. Fox, J. W. Stow, J. Plumbridge Edward, Fleetwood \"eatherley amI I. Ballard. Clerk: R. G. Mullen. Poole E., The Larches, Green-street- Board &hoo:s, Village --Mr. Ashworth, Green master. Miss G. Stock, mistress. Green- Pottier Mrs., Brook house street-green- Mr. C. Pearson. master. Priter -, The Limes, Wellbrook road Carriers to London-"\Vm. Hemphrey, J. Jef- frey, E. Quennell, and Carter, Paterson PritervV. S.,Camden vi!., Wellbrook rd &Co. Tile Mrs, Tubbendence farm Wilson H., Farnborough lodge Atlas Fire and Lite ... George Giles LiverpfJol and London and Globe Fire and Life and the Imperial Union Accidental Insur- ance-Augustine Giles Commercial. Roy,al Exchange 1 E Morrison Alderson Bros .. florists, Hilda Vale roau-- Razlu:ay Passengers,' . Armer R., grocer~ &c., LocksboHom Ancient Order oj Forester~ (L.U.D.) Court Anthony Mrs., George Inn Lord Parnbol'ough, No. 45112: held lLt the Ballard W., coach builder, smIth and New Inn. Meeting nights, second and fourth Tuesday in the month. Secretary farrier, High street H. J. RUl11sby. Est ISG~. Batchelor G., baker, Locksbottom Ancient Order of Shepherds tS.D.) Sanctuary Botten Mrs., dressmaker Lord Parnborough. No 4'112; held at .he Bowyer Miss, dressmaker, LocksboHom New Inn, ;\-;l\eting night, every fourth '\Vejne~day. folcribe,II. J. Rutnsby, Es·· Ohecl Henry C., baket talJh~hcd IS67 Child W. 1'hos., florist, Ebnry villa Clement C., blacksmith and iron- Private Residents. monger, Locksbottom Ballard Rev. Isaac, Beulah villas Cooper Mrs., cyclists rest amI refresh- B~own T. 'V.. Fern cottage, Green- ment rooms street-Green Oope John, beer retailer, Royal Oak, Bealby P., Glinton Green-street-Green Dresser H. E., Topclyffe Grange Crafter Jas., shopkeeper, Green-stree~- Durling W m., Crofton rd., Locksbottom Green Evans J., Farnborough hall Crafter & Son, bootmakers, Green- Evans Frank, Tupp"ndence street-Green Fis her Augustus, Well brook villa Curd Mrs., laundress Pri ttlr W. S., Camden vi!., Wellbrook rd Cl1tbush J., coal merchant,Locksbottom F(l x Mrs., Beechwood Eade -, fruiterer, Green-street-Green FO}r T. Hamilton, Oak house, Green- Eagleton Mrs., laundress , Street-Green Evans J., farmer, Farnborough hall 206 FOOTS CRAY DIRECTORY. Fox and Sons. brewers and maltsters, Mussell Henry, general shopkeeper Oak Brewei·y Post Office, Green-street-green Giles Mrs. J., laundress Owen William, builder and undertaker Giles Edward, grocer, draper, &c. Penfold Henry Nathaniel, beer retailer Giles H. L., Post 9' Te!eg"aph Office Coach alld H01'se8 Gladwin 'Valter, Rose and Crown, Philpott John, shopkeeper Green-street-green Pyrke A., grocer, &c. Gladwin - Rudd Roht., beer retailer, Black Horse Goodchild John, beer retailer, and fruit Locksbottom grower, The WIJodman Sawyer Jesse, :florist, &c., High street Griffin R., nurseryman, Wrllbrook Sessions Robert, farmer, Swiss Cottage Gregory H., fruit grower, Locksbottom Springett, J., general dealer, Locks- Griffin J., fruit grower and :florist bottom Griffin William, farmer, fruit grower, & Stow Joseph, fruit grower :florist. Locksbottom Streathfield- beer retailer & butcher, Hardstone W., butcher British Queen, Locksbottom HaseH John, fellmonger, woolstapler, Thompson Isaac, blacksmith & wheel- and rug dresser wright, Green-street- green Hollingsworth 0., :florist, Wellbrook rd. Tile James, farmer & hay dealer, Tub- Jackson -, baker and shopkeeper, bendence farm Gr een-s ~.reet-Green Tremain Walter, smith, &c., Green- Kimber John, fruit gro" er street-green Kingsland F., White Lion,Locksbottom Tucker George, market gatdener and Leach Mrs. Ann, general shopkeeper florist, Starts hill Leach Peter, carman & contractor Weatherley James, New Inn Leach T., vermin destroyer Westbrook J., charc0al burner Mace A., hay dealer White Jas., shopkeeper, Green-street- Martin W., road surveyor, Wellclose Green villas Wood H., bootmaker, Broad street Mills Mrs., brazIer, g:wr.er, draper. &c. green, Locksbottom FO()TS CRAY S a picturesque village on the high road from Maldstone to London. It is 5! 1 miles from Bromley, 12 from London, 2! from St. Mary Cray. It is in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton· at-Honee The church, dedicated to All Saints, is a small picturesque structure, with. shingled spire, supposed to be of great anti,-!uity. The register dates from) 537. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and is held by the Rev. Charles Birch. The church-yard contains several interesting gravestones, relating to prominent inhabitants of the village. who have now joined the majority. Underneath four noble looking elms. which completely shade it from the fierce rays of the summer's sun, is a large monument, which forms a r.onspicuous figure in the church-yard, and which is erected to the memory of the late Mr. Henry Denison Pender, who died at Foots Clay Place, on January 13th, j 881. Near the Parish Chllrch are the National Schools which present a fine exterior. Attached to the schools is a large Clock, which was erected in celebration of the Jubilee. The Baptist Chapel is situated at Sidcup Hill. It has recently been enlarged by Mei'srs. Taylor and Sons, of Bromley. A Working Men's Club and Coffee Tavern has also been established in the village. There is a very comfortable reading room, which is 0l'en from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. The population at the last census was 1,904, being an increase of 1,515 over that of 1871. The area is 805 acres, and the rateable value £20,512. The nearest railway stations are Sidcup (North Kent Loop) It miles, and St. Mary Cray,2~ miles. FOOTS CRAY DUWTORY. 207

POST, TELEGRAPH. k MONEY ORDER R~yden W" vVoodLlllds villas OFFICE. ! Rogers- 7 Mays villas Miss StanlUng, Postmistress. ~hand Mrs., 12 Mays villas "Letters arri.e from London at 7.40 a.m .. : Shea Charles Edward, The Elms 1.0 p.m .•6.45 p.m. Box clettred at !).5 a.m .. 2 1.10 p.m., 4,;30 p.m .. 6.55 p.m .. gO p.m. Slater William. Mays villas 7.0 (for South Cuast only) and 9.10 p.m. Stevens G., 5 Mays villas Sundays, a.rrive i.jO a.m. Box cleared at Sydney Countess, Frognal 4.110 (f')r South Coast only) and 8.10 p.m. Money orders are grantf'd and paid from Williams W., 5 WO'ldland villas 9 a m. till 6p.m. National School - O. J. 'Winter, master; Miss Pas field, mistress Infant School-.l\fiss Rose., The Law Union Fire &; Life Insurance. Commercial. Guardian Pil'e and Life- H. J. Clark, coach. builder Norwich Union Fire and Life Assurance-D. T. AUree Eardley, farmer & wood broker Corke, draper and grocer Banks T. & J., greengrocers Prudential Life. - Thos E. Oxley. Carriers to London-\Vm. Burgess, every Baxter Alexander, bailiff day except Saturday. Brooks, H., basket maker lndependent Order of Oddfellows (St.M.C.D.) Burgess William, Red Lion Lodge Flower (If Kent. No. 4868; held at the Seven Stars Inn. Meeting nights every Clark H. J .. coach builder other \Vednesday. 'V. G. TOHsell, sec. Clark J. H., ironmonger, smith and Rector-Rev Charles Birch farrier Ourate Hev. G. G. 'Walker Coast T., grocer and draper Chw'chwardens. - A. BrJ ans & L. P. Kekewich. Baptist Ohapel - Coffee Ta vern,Packman W., tobacconist, Guardians - H. J. Clark and S. H. Wright. manager Overseer.~-L. P. Kekewich & Henry Booker. Gorke D.lvid Taylor, grocer, draper, A.~sessors - James Cox and- Bray Ool/ector-Bray 2nd lIpholsten'r. Kent house Pa1'i.~hOlerk-Thomas Hewer. Cowdry the Misses, ladies' school Downton Thos., boot and shoe maker Private Residents. Endersby, Wm., tobacconist Albin John Francis, 10 May's villas Fentiman Miss, dressmaker Benning Mrs., 3 Woodland villas Francis Mrs. B. A., Foots Cray laundry Benning Miss, Uplttnds Green George, greengrocer, Caleb house Birch Rev. Charles, I1I.A., The Rectory Hazell James, smith and farrier Bryans A. Esq., The Cotta!-Je King J. T., sieve and basket maker Chick Alfred Young. 11 Mays villas Law, Bros &; Co., The Mill Corke, D. T. 6, Woodland villa Liles "V. P., gardener Cowdry Wm., Kelvedon lodge Oxley Thos. E., saddler & harness maker Crewe Edward A.. Springfield Pasfield Miss. School house Darrell Charles, Beechview Picker- S\~iss cottage Gorhar;l Miss, 5 lTrsula lodges Rankin Stanley, joiner & cabinet maker Green;'Wm., Albany lodge Rose Miss, Infant School Standing Mis~, stationer, &c., Post and Hills T. 3 Mays villas Humphry Mrs. Telegraph·O.ffice Hurren Henry, 1 Mays villas Keeler Mrs. Ed. George, 9 Mays villas Standing Miss, Post Officp Kekewich L. P., Twysdens . Rtebbing Chas., builder Kinder E. Sutton J., market gardener Kinder Misses, Homecroft Thorpe Henry, Barley Jlow Nash, Samuel, Church cottage Tompkins J. S., butcher, Bridge house Pender Sir John, K.C.M.G., Foots Cray Tossell Mrs., baker & confectioner place Weeks Wm., fruiterer and greengrocer Ralph Miss, 13 Ursula lodges Wilson W. M., Sel'en Stars 208 GROVE PARK DIRECTORY.

GROVE' PARK. ssituated about 2 miles from Brcmley and 8 frorp. London. It is a hamlet I in the parish of Lee. There is a good train service which renders it easy of access froUl aU parts. The Bromley Direct Line, which wa,> opened in January, 1878, has its junction with the main line here. Like most of the London suburbs, it is composed chiefly of villa residences, and, from the rapid progress which has taken place during tho last few ye~ws, bids fair to become large and flourishing. In order to provide for the spiritual needs of this district, the Church of St. Augustine has been erected in the Bromley Road, the foundation stone being laid by the Earl of Northbrook, in May, 1886; it was consecrated in October of the same year. The church affords accommodation for about 280 worshippers. There is a Sunday School in connection with the church. The living is in the gift of the Rev. M. Helder, of St. Mildred's, Lee, and is at present held by the Rev. W. Blackmore. Extensive sewerage works have lately been constructed, which will materially tend to the comfort and health of the inhabitants. POST AND TELEGltAPH OFFICE. Fox Thomas, Bromley road ,/ Sub-Post Master, Geo. Hind. FowlerL.N., West View,Bromley road postal Arrangements. 10.0 a.m .• 1.25, 4.30 Gauntlett F. W., 5, Amblecote rd. 8.15 and 10.25p.m. Sundays 9.30 p.m. Geilinger J. J., High Elms, Chin- Parcels Post-9.45 a.m .•2.0 and &.0p.m. brook road ) St. Augustine's ah~rch.-lncumbent, Rev. W Gill Rev. J. C., Shirley- House, Blackmore. Avenue road - Ancient Order of Oddfl'llows, Loyal Lord Boring Loilge. No. 6mJ8, Secretary J. Greene A. M., 2 The Avenue Sharland, 3, Belmout Terrace, Chislehurst. Guy's Convalescellt Burne, Loveys Miss, matron Private Residents. Haig Dr. Alex., Woodcroft, Bromley f/ Adlard Percy, The Grn.nge, The road . Avenue Kemp John, Parkfield, Bromley road v' ~ Alexander J., Highleigh, Bromley rd. Hilliard J. A., The Oaks, Chin brook rd. v' \/" Alexander Miss, HighlEigh, Bromley rd Howell A. A., Grove Park house, Chim- Blake E. F., Hellington ho~, Cnin- brook rd brook road ~ Jones Howard, Craythorne, Bromley rd. V ~ Blackmore Rev. W., Roborough, Kent Frands, Dullingham, Chinbrook Bromley road road Brown B., Woodslea Kershaw TN., 12, Amblecote road ,/' BoveU A., Eversfleld, Bromley road Lamb Miss. Alexander house, Chin- Bowyer By., station master, railway brook road station Langridge W. B., 3, Amblebote road V Budden Capt. J., Banner Cress, Bromley Larkin Fred. G., surgeon, Craven road house, Chin brook road W Carling, The LimeR, Bromley road Leach Robert, Bingham house, Brom- V Cattarms Rich., Enfield house, Bron;- ley rd ley road . Lees The Misses, I A.mblecote road t" Cooper Mrs., Grove house, Bromley road Le May W. H., Hill View, Bromley rd. ,/ Dawson . 1. Roslin, Fairfield rd. Levy J., The Shrubberv,Bromley road ,) D'Ellercamp H. M., In Amblecote road Lynde Mrs., Brookbank, Ohinbrook Dixon R., St. Fillians, The Avenue road Drew Edwin, Mayfield, Uhinbrook road May C. M" Homeleigh, Broml{'y road -J V Duke H. R., Hemingford house, McDona James, Linwood, Bromley LI Bromley road road HAYES DIRECTORY. 209

•...... MeDonald Mrs., Stafford house. 'Thompr,on Mathew, 13 Amhlecde road Bromley road Thompson Sam!' Greenhurst, Bromley v Parker Gila., Rlwensdene, Bromley road road ". Perkins H. Oe.klands, Bromley road TomlilJson Wm .. HurstviEe ,Bromley Pewter Mrs., Chinbrook road road Phillips J. A., Birklands, Chin brook rd Vyal1 Henry, 8, Amhlecote road Player, William St. Cuthberts,' Fair- Wallace Capt. Gordon H., Clifton rleld road lodge, Avenue road Prout John, 11 Ambleeote road WarrensE . .R.,Ivydene, 4 The Avenue Poland E., Ruxford, Chinbrook road Webb J. R., Northcote ho.,Bromley rd. /' Poland H., Beechwood, Bromley road Welch H. P., Koo-y-Ong, Bromley rd. /" Polden J. J. Pitlochry, Bromley road Weightman Mrs., 6, Amblecote rd. t- POSliOChas., Woodlands, Bromley road Wheeler Mrs., 9 Amblecote road l/ Reed Nelson, Maresfield, Bromley rd Woollven H., Glenacote, Avenne Rd . •Reeve George, Ha'demere, Chinbrook Commercial. road Beadle Bros., coal merchants, railway V-Richardson R. H. A., Saville house, station Bromley road Bowyar Hy., station master, Railway v Robards J., Rougemont, Bromley road station Rogers John Bowen, Lyndhurst, Chin- Bungay S., fly proprietor , brook road Clements John, Baring Hotel, Bromley Salter Mrs., 14, Amblecote road road Smith S., Clovelly house, The Avenue Durbin A., builder, &c., Bromley road V" Somerville John, Hassendean, The Hind G., nurseryman, seedsman and Avenue florist, Post Office Steele F. E. M., Sunbury, Marvels Kirby, Thomas, The Creamery, Lane Bromloy road Tate Henry T., Cornbrook, Bromley rd Lock F .. confectioner, Bromley road Taylor J., 7 Amblecote road Upton S., Durham farm, Marvels lane Thomas B., Homesdale (jhinbrook rd

HAYES, r["HIS parish is situated about two miles from Bromley and twelve from London. The Church (free and open), is dedicated to St. Mary. It contains some traces of Norman work, and the tower is of early English date. The spire is covered with oak shingles. It was restored in 1857 by Sir George Gilbert Scott, architect, and a north aisle was added at the sam(~ time, the cost of which was raIsed by a grant and subscription. A south aisle and organ transept were adaed in 1878. The R€gister dates from 1539. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the A.rchbishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. George (')lowes, llI.A. Hayes Place, near the Church, the residence of E. A. Hambro, Esq., formerly a seat of the family of Scott, was rebuilt by the Earl of Chatham, and was the birthplace of his son: the Right Hon. William Pitt, and the how:e in which Lord Chatham himself died. The Common is uuder the management of a Board of Conservators, under the Commrllls Preservation Act. The population at the census of 1881 was 694, being an increase of 73 on that of 1871. The parish has an area of 1,282 acres, and the rateable value is £6,203. There is an omnibus which runs frequently during the day between Hayes and Bromley. There is a line from Hayes to EImers End (b.E.R.) The post town is Beckenham, and letters should be addressed "Hayes, Beckenham Kent." There is a Postal Telegraph Office at Hayes Railway Station.- 210 HAYES DIRECTORY.

POST OFFICE. Rose O. M., Hayes Grove J ames Harrod sub-postmaster Russell Mrs. Hugh Letters arrive from Beckenham at 6.0 and Selby W. J.. Elmhurst villa 8.15 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. despatched at 7.55 Smith Martin, Oommon a.m., and 4.5 and 8.20. p.m. Sundays Stuart Captain, Station road arrive 6.0 a,m. ; despatched at 4.30 p.m. Torrens Oapt. A., Baston manor Thorne P., Hayes place farm Rector-Rev George Olowes, !lI.A. Curate-Rev. W.M. Roberts. Till Frederick, Bath villas ':.hurchwardens-H. Morris and A. Hill Till W. duardian - E. M. Moon Weatherley George, Bath villas Overseers-James Russell and James Harrod, Whitehead Albert, Baston Cottages jun. Parish Clerk-Lord SackviJIe Cecil Whitmore Mrs., Common National School (mixed)- Wm Plant master Warner F., Batton Cottages Mrs. Plant, mistress. Stone E., Baston Cottages Carriers to London--Russell & Co. and Oarter, Paterson & Co., dailv Fletcher H., organist, Hayes St. Farm Lewis George, Hayes street Private Residents. Dinmer J arne." Akers Miss, The Common Hundleby T. Arnold J .• Bath villas Boxall W" " " Bouchp. Oharles FriendF. Brazier J., Myrtle cottage Mills G. ",' Buchanan M., Fernlea Boxall N. " Cecil Lord Sackville A., The Oasthouse Lamway G. " " Chorley H., Elmhurst villas Keech W., Spilman's Grove Clinch W. T., Rowes farm Bath A. " Clowes Rev. G. , M.A., Rectory Chapman F., Village Vacant Graveling house Lacey A., 1, St. Mary's cottages I/'" Devas Chas. F., Pickhurst Manor Janes G., 2, '" " Bishop F" Pickhurst Green Farm Edwards W. G., 4" Friend E. Coke, Simpsons cottage Landridge G., 5 ." Gripper Charles E., Station road Mitchell G., G " "'~~I!0skier Herman, Elmh~rst'Villas Friend T., 7, " " tlambro. ]}; A., Hayes place Botting W., 8, " " (, Hmmerl'ley A. C., Piekhurst Mead Arnold J" ~ " Hammersley Miss, Hayes street Pearce R. Village Harr'od James, jun., Bath villas Wilson's Mrs. Home, Village

"t., Hopkins J., Hayes Common Reader H. D., Village Hunt F Jones B., Bastion villa Commercial. Lee Mrs., The Grove Mann Horace, Grove cottage Coal Co operative Society Lirnzted McLennan Mrs., Hawthornden Station road Morris Thomas,·M.D., Common Orouch John. Common ranger Morns Mrs. R., Five Elm cottage Greengrass H., butcher Morris R., Hayes nest Harrod William, Hayes Street farm Munster Edmund, Elmhurst villas Harrod & SOilS, grocers, cheesemongers, -"':Norman Henry J., Gadsden corn dealers, coal merchants, and Paine H., Ash lodge butchers, Post Office &' Savings' Bank Vacant, Longcroft, Pickhurst Johnson James, farmer . Pettilt F., Bourne cottage Martin George, boot maker, Common Powis Miss, Common Moon E. M., George &' Dragon Rchardson James, Bath villas NicholS Alfred, baker Roberts.Rev. W. M., Hayes house Pearce Thomas, florist and seedsman RESTON DIRECTORY. 211

Pearce R. Florist .Hobjant William, band master Poynter Frederick, blacksmith Russell J as., stationer and boot maker Price Edwin, contractor, Station road Stacey Richard, vermin destroyer Robjant George, well sinker, &c. Walker Freak., butcher Robjant Geo., beerretailer, Alma Arms Yeoman N. Cab Proprietor, Station r

KESTON.

sin the Western Division of the county, hundred,:;f Ruxley, lathe of E'utton- I at-Hone. It is situated on the high road from London to \Vesterham. about 14 miles from London, 3 miles from Bromley, and 4 from Beckenham. The church, the name of which is not known, is situated some distance from the village, on the \Vesterham road. The Register dates from 154:1. The interior was restored in 1877, when modern seats replaced the old square pews. In 1880 the church was extended to the ,~('stward, and the gable end, which is surmounted b.v a stone bell-cot, contains a large west window. In the year 1883 a handsome porch and entrance doorway were added. During the year 1889 a peal of six bells was placed ill the belfry, the gift of the Countess of Derby. In the ancient churchyard re~t the remains of Dinah Maria Craik, the celebrated authoress and the writer of ., John Halifax, Gentleman." -the ceremony of interment taking place in October 1889, in the presence of a large and distinguished assembly. A Church. dedicated to St. Audrey, and situaed near the Post Office wa; built in 1888 by Lord Sackville A. Cecil, and he has also cOllverted some adjacent buildings into a Reading Room, Gymnasium, &c., for th~ benefit of the Parishioners ,Jf :Cf~ston and others. In Holwood Pttrk is an ancient oak which has acquired some repute frolll the Ltct that it is mentioned in the late 'Vilkun Wilberforce's Diary. and 'lllderneath the friendly shelter of which the phiIantbrophist and Pitt held discussions all the abolition of slavery. Numerous Roman remain, have been found in the parish of Keston, and there is a fin') British camp in Holwood Park. Hol\Yood was for some time the residence of th~ celebrated Mr. William Pitt Therp, arc both \Vesleyan and Congregational Chapels. An omnibus runs as stn ted intervals between Keston and Bromley. The population at the last Census ,vas 732. The area is 1487 acres, and the rateable value £4,848. The nearest railway stations are Hayes (S.E.R.) 1~ miles, Bromley (L. C. & D.) 3 miles, and Orpington (S.E.R.) 3 miles.

POST & lUONE:Y ORDER OFFIOE. Organist-F. G. Taylor. Overseers-J. Rorer and G. F. Duck A. Purdy, Postmaster Pm'ish Clerk Robert \Vood Letters arrive frvm Beckenbam via Hayes Guardian Richard Taylor 7.0 & 8.40 am., 8undf"ys 7 a.m., des- National Schools F. G. Taylor, master patched at 7.25 a.m. 3.35 and 7.25 p.m. Royal Exchange Pire-Thomas O. Haslett Sunday, despatc1J~d at 3.35 p.m. Oom;eyances- \V. Lowucls' omnibus to and W ALL Box near the Mark, cleared at 7.20 from Bromley station to "Red Cross" and a.m , 3.20 and 7.1;; p.m. Sundays 3,20 p m. "Fox Inn" vza Hayes or Bromley Cornman V'\tters should be addressed" Keston, Beck- Oarl'iers to London -Oarter, Paterson & 00. enham. Kent," and telegrams "Keston, daily, and RUdsell & OO.'s Parcel Express Bromley Oommou." Independent Order of Oddfellows (M.U.) Lodge Rector Rev. Oharles Howard Wright, M.A. Star of Keston; held at the Red Cross .Inn ChU1·c111oardens-J.Borer & A. Hill SeC1retary, A. Irvine. Est. 1869. 212 RNOCKHOLT DIRECTORY.

Private Residents. Oommercial. Anderson W. C., Hill house Bag-ot Miss, dressmaker Barham J., Leonard's place Belfield Mrs., laundress Barnes Mrs., Grove ,-,vttage Borer James, butcher Bishop W., 2 Reston villas Borer Levi, builder, &c. Bolton- The Poplars Breckon W. Bonham-Carter Henry, \Voodside Bryant John, wood broker Braithwaite S. N., Fox Hill house Cairns J., farmer, Reston court Buchanan Georgl\ Tower Fields Chapman Misses Amy, Maria, and Derby Right Hon. Earl of, Holwood, Elizabeth, boarding and day school Keston lodge anci Hollydale Cheal Amos A., builder De Zoete C. So, Forest lodge Clutterbuck John, Red Cross Inn Duck Mrs., 1 Heathfield villas Crisp Edward, blacksmith Dudin James W., Bradmoor Duck George F., Fox Inn Edwards William W., Fern lodge :Dl'nmall Jim, beer ret,ailer, &c. Gainsford J. S., Mill House and Leafy Edwards W. W., surgeon, Fern lodge grove Faires Alfred, boot and shoe maker, Sheep Wash cottage Goodhart G. J., The Limes Haslett Thomas C. Hambro Mrf'. Percival, Ravensbourne Haslett W. H .. engineer and machinist Hendy J., \Vood~ide cottages Hills James, carpenter Hill A.. Bradfield Hubbard \Villiam, butcher Holland Wilmot, Heathfield Miln!'r H., grocer Hills T., Woodside cotta ge Olby Miss, dressmaker, 1 Keston villas Jehu J. D., Holly lodge Piggott Roo The Crou'n, Ltaves green Martin P., Leonards place Pring William, lime burner Pangbourne C., Leonards place Purdy A .• grocer, Post Ojfice Robertson J. C., Priors Purdy William, wheelwright Jiogers W., Raymond villa Savage Mrs., Grove cottage Roots Mrs., Mark cottage Sawyer W., pork butcher & provision Sewell Richard, Ashmore ho., Leaves merchao+ • green Standing J., veterinary surgeon, Leaves Simpson, W. F., Fieldhead green Staples Miss Stracey W. J., baker Thompson Miss H. B., Mill house Taylor F. G., National School master Wood Jesse, Leonard's place Vincj:)nt W., gardener Wright Rev. Charles Howard, M.A. Willshire Mrs. The Rectory Wood Rohert, parish clerk

KNOCKHOLT.

'IS a village situate about 9t miles from Bromley, 19~ from London, 6 from Sevenoaks. in the Western Division of the county, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, The church, which i8 dedicated to St. Katharine, is an ancient building of chalk and flint. The Register dates from 1548. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held by the Rev. F. Havard Jones, M.A. There are three chapels, one belonging to the Wesleyans, one to the Bible Christians and one Calvinist. The population, taken at the census in 1881, was 789, being 113 more than in 1871. The area is 1701 acres, and the rateable value £4,054. The nearest railway stations ara Halstead, 3 miles; Dunton Green and Chelsfield (S.E.R.). 4 miles. An omnibus runs to aud from Halstead station through :S;~lstead to Knockholt, twice daily. KNOCKHOLT DIRECTORY. 213

PostpOtfice- - William Forge. post~aster Letters.arrive from Sevenoaks at 8 a.m .. Commercial. and1.03m .•dJsp.1tciHJdat 1.i i p.m, and 6.10 p.m i\Ioney Order office and Savings Bennett - Three Horse Shoes Bank and Telegraph Office. Letters should be addressed "Knockholt, Sevenoaks." Rector-Rev F. Havard Jones, M.A. Bowen A. H., corn dealer Churchwardens-A. Smithers and G. H. H. Bowen James, fruit grower Bowyer. Bowen John, grocer and draper Overseers- 'WIlliam Dale and A. W. Smithers Brame A. S., baker Parish Clerk-Charles Staples Brooker n., shoemaker Guw'dian- \\7. Di1le. National Schoo~--Henry 'Withers mi1ster Chilton James, shopkeeper Mrs vVithers mistress Churchill John, farmer, Shelleys Carrier to Landon - \Villitlm Hemphrey. Oil Constable Samuel, Stoning farm Thursday, returniug on Friday Cope R., wood broker, Brttshfield Ancient Order of FOl'ester.~ (L.U.D.) Court Cronk George, blacksmith Perseverance, No. 42fi9; held at the National Dale 'William, nurseryman Schools. ~Ieeting night, second Tuesdi1Yin Ede Charles, bakta the mouth Secrcti1ry, H. 'Vithers, School Forge Alfred, farmer house. Est. If'G3. Forge Henry, boot and shoe warehouse, Independent Ordor Oddfe110ws'U. U., "Pride of the Hill," (j"~4. l\1eeting night, 3rd Satur- Post o.tfice receiving house, Jl10ney day in the month at Lodge House, "Three Horse Shoes Inn." Secretary: C. Cooke. o.lJice, Savings Bank and Telegraph EstablishelllE82. o.tfice. Band of Hope-Held in the Bible Christian Goldsmith Edward, Randels farm and Chi1pel alternate Thursday evenings at 7 Blueborry farm o'clock Graham Abel, fruit grower Fire, Life &: Accident Insurance -J ohn Bowen Hemphrey vVilliam, carrier and grocer Hollond" VVilliam. boot & shoe maker Ingarfill .Joh n. carpenter Jessup Jam0s, Sundridge Hill farm Private Residents. J ones Richard, veterinary surgeon Bowyer G. H. n., The Grnnge Kemp -' The HalTOW Collins Arthur, Burling'; Leutchford Thomas, boot & shoemaker Dougal- ,Little Burlings Morgan Thomas, builder Holden John Melrose villa Nightingale 'Valter, farmer Jackson -, near Scott's lodge Pitman John, grocer, &c. Jones Re\·. F. Havard, Rectory Staples Joseph, builder and undertaker Moon James, The Firs Staples Miss, dressmaker, Heaver cotgs. Mormoyle Miss. Sunnybank Tapsell George, carpenter, &c. Peppercorn J., Castle house Townsend Jesse, wood dealer Sinclair -) Scott's lodge Walkling G , The Dr'own Sampson -, Elgin house Wellborn R., furmer, Letts green Smithers Alfred W, Homefield Wells Mrs .. coal & corn merchant Swanston, Portlands Whitehead' -, Park farm Vavasseur James, Knockholt house Whiting, Royal Oak Webb -Beechwood Wisdom -, butcher

E. STRONG & SONS, Printers to the T~ade, 14, Market Square. 214 NORTH CRA Y -DIRECTORY.

NORTH CRAY s situate on the high road through Sidcup and Foots Cray, and is on the I branch road from Bexley to St. Mary Cray, about 14~. miles from London, 1 from Bexley. B from St. Mary Cray, It from Foots Cray, and 8 miles from Bromley. The church is a handsome building, and was rebuilt in 1852; a new chancel was built, and consecrated ill May 1871. There are six fine windows by Clayton & Bell, and some very beautiful old wood . r.arving in the chancel; also a very fine monument to Lady Ellenborough by Sir Francis Chantrey. The living is a rectory, and is held by the Rev. H. W. Johnston, M.A. Near are three Jubilee houses, a notice at the side of one of which informs the stranger that they were erected in thanksgiving for the Jubilee of George Brd. in ISO!); repaired as a thanksgiving offering for the conclusion of the Crimean War, and the Peace of 1856; repmred and improved by subscriptions from the parishioners in recognition of the Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887. There are also five Almshouses adjacent to the Jubilee houses. Hard by these buildings are the National schools. The population at the census in 1881 was 636, being an increase of 74 on the census of 1871. The urea is 1484 acres, . and the rateable value £4619. The nearest railway stations are Bexley (North Kent Loop) It, mile, and St. Mary Cray (L. C. & D. Railway), 3 miles.

Letters through Foots Gray. Doli,erie. Johnston Hev. Hugh W., l\I.A 9.30 a.m., :'.:30 & 8 p.m. Dox Cle<11011at !))JO Lowe Miss tL m., 2AIJ au II 8.M p.m. Sunuays 8..~O a.m Sargent General, Mount Maseal

Rector-Rev. Hugh 'N Johnston, M.A. Shuter L., Vale Mascal Ohurchll'(lrdens-L Shuter and A. Outbill. Todd J., Houeyden Overseers- -Gunyol1 and 'V. Hipper. Guardian - Frederick Friend PaI'ish Clerk H. Whatley. National Sc!lOot- :\liss Barton. Infant School-Mrs. i:3harpe Commercial. Carrier to London-T. Parker, every day except Saturday Allen R. farmer, auctioneer and estate agent, Ruxley Barton Miss. National school Private Residents. Macpherson' -, Red Cross Bowman W., Gattons May John, baker Cutbill Arthur, Ruxley cottage Petty Wm., nurseryman, Ruxley Friend ~F., Wollet hall Sharpe Mrs., infants' school GIant George Macpherson, North Cray Smith Mrs., laundress cottage Whatley H., grocer and general dealer

ORPING1~ON sa little village adjoining St. Mary Cray, about 6 miles from Bromley, I 8 from Dartford, and 15 from Lonnon. It is in the Western Division of the County, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The parish church (All Saints) is a very old building, with embattled tower, restored in the year 1872, at a cost of £2000. The living is a vicarage in the gift, of the Arch- bishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. J. N. Heale, M.A. The register dates from the year 11360. There is also an iron church (St. Andrew's) in the Anglesea Road, to accommodate those living in South Cray, which is capable of seating 250 persons. At Crofton, the church of St. Paul's has been erected at a cost of about £400. It is a plain brick building, and is in an unfinished ORPINGTON DIRECTORY. 215

condition, accommodating about 80 persons. Both these missions are served by the clergy from the parish church. In Crofton roan is a Wesleyan chapel capable of seating about 100 persons. In the main street is a Baptist Chapel, of which the Rev. J. Scilley is the pastor; at the back is a commodious temperance hall which is used for public meeetings and lectures in connection with the chapel. The population at the last census was 3050, an increase over the census of 1871 of 679, The area is 3517 acres. The rateable value is£22,179. There is a rail way station about a mile to the south· west of the village, on the Sevenoaks and Tonbridge (8.E.) Railway. The station on the L. C. & D. Railway at St. Mary Cray is nearest for those residing in South Cray. Letters for Orpington should be addressed "Orpington, Kent; "those addressed to persons living in South Cray, should be addressed" St; ~,iary Cray," not Orpington.

Post and J.lfont1jOrder Officeand Savings Bank Clark, Benjamin, vVellesley house -Sarah Clements, Postmistress. Letters arrive fromChislchurst ut 7.0a.m., 1.:1O.and Wellington road 7.30 p.m.; despatched at 12.20 p.m., 4.0 Connew Henry, Town Court p.m" and 9.3l1 pm. Sundays- arrive *Cunningharn Mrs. S., Anglesea road at 'i.40 a.m.; despatched at 6.0 p.m. Day A., Rudclyffe, Station road Letters should be addressed "Orpington, S.E." Doyle Mrs .. Letters from London for those marked ("') Evans, P., Tubberdence place which are situate in South Oray. should *Evered Richard, Anglesea road be addressed "St. ::'IIary Cray," not "Orpington," those marked (:t) should be Forrest E., The Cottage address"'l "Farnborough, Kent." Francis Robert, Crofton hall _All Saints' CILUrchVillage.. Rev.J. Newton Hart Davis Capt., Ivy farm Heale, M.A •. vicar; Revs. A. R. Jackman and Clement Bellairs,curates; B G. Lake Harrild, Fredk. Sherlies and H. B. Howard, churchwardens; John Harris G. St. Pierre, Scads hill Petty, parish clerk. Harris G. St. Pierre, jun., Fair Home St. Andrew's Olwpel.-Anglesea road St. Pauls Ohurch.-Orofton. Hawkins Miss, Avonstowe Baptist Ohapel- Village Hayes Mrs. E., Home cottage Wesleyan-Crofton roao. Heale RC\·. .T. Newton, M.A., The Overseers-J. Grecnslatlc antl ·W. R. Taylor. Vicarage Guardians-John Bond & W. S. Simmonds. Carriers to London- ""V.Burgess, ""V.Kemp, Higgs John, Crofton pound farm and Oarter Patterson &. Co. Hocking, Mrs., Broomhill cottage SCHOOL BOARD. Howard H. B., Bark Bart. Members-J Greenslade, B. G. Lake, 'V. P. *Johnson Mrs., Anglesea road Barraucl, \V. Vinson, J. Higgs. Olerk -R. G. Mullen. J ones Henry, Crofton lodge School Board O.fJieer.-Joshua Smith. Key Arthur, Moorhurst, Crofton road Schools Ohislehlll'st Road.-Henry Boult Lake B. G., The Priory master, Mrs. Boult mistress. Unsectm'ian Schools. - Pugh, master, Mrs. Livermore E., Oakhurst, Crofton roau Pugh, mistress Mansfield Wm., 7 Northfield, Angle- Royal Fire &: Lifelnsura"ce-Tremain & Sons road Private Residents. Matthews F., Crofton Court Allen Ed. G., Glentworth, Crofton road 1Iay William. Northfield Allen G., Sunnyside, near Tubbendens Newton W. B., Avonstowe Allison C. F., Town Uourt Ovenden 'William, Crofton road *Auger William, Anglesea road Phillips A., Westfield house Best C., Aynscombe house Popplewell Joseph, The Limes, Chisle- *Birkett Mrs., East Hall hurst road Barraud H. P., :,olicitor, The Firs, Roots James, Crofton road Main sheet Roots S., 1.Broom Hill villas Broomfield Mrs. Susan SciHey Rev. J., Falkland lodge Main Brown A., Pine ridge street Brown C. G., Isleworth house Simmonds Wm. Sutton, Croft 216 ORPINGTON DIRECTORY.

*Smith Miss, Spring cottage *Epsom Wm., Sec. Odd Fellows, Angle- *Soames Henry A., Ea:;:t hall sea road Sparkes Thos., Ideford villa, Anglesea *Everist J. L., butcher, Wellington rd. road *Everist -, beer retailer, IVew Inn Tapsell R., Wellington road Fellows & Ryder, Northumberland *Tough Mrs., Anglesea road nursery Vinson W., Mayfield house *Francis Thomas, baker and grocer, Weintraud F. F., Fern lodge Wellington road Whittingham Mrs., Dorfhein Fulcher C. G., Moorhurst villa, Moor- Whitehead J., Shanklin, High street field road, architect and surveyor W ouds H., Lancai:'ter lodge *Gale S., c1othitr, &c., Wellington road *Glassup Mrs., stays, dress & belt maker Commercial. Gore H., Wl.ite JIart Inn *Greenslade James, tailor and hatter Allison C. E., farmer, Town court Harlow George larmer, Skeet hill Avery M. & F., grocers Harris G. St. Pierre, A.R.l.B.<\., architect 3arker, W., beer retailer and surveyor, Fair HOIlll~, and at Barrett Mrs., laundress, Anglesea road 10 )iarket square, Bromley *Bates J., relieving officer. school atten- *Hatfield A. D., stationer &tobacconist, dance officer and registrar of births Anglesea road, and collector for und deaths, No.2 dis:rict, Bromley Crays Gas Company Union, Cyprus villa, Anglesea road Hatch Mrs., dressmaker, Anglesea rd. Bellchambers J., boot & 'Shoe maker *Hatch Miss G., dressmaker *Belson 8., greengrocer *Hawes John, fly proprietor, Welling- Best Caleb, butcher ton road Billings Frederick, architect &surveyor, Hawes William, sewing machinist Manor Office Heath '1'., chemist, Moorfield road Blackbourn Peter, butcher, &c., Chisle- Higgs J., Crofton pound farm hurst road Hadsall Ed., farmer, miller and ,vater- Blanchette Urban, (-J.ucen's Head, cress grower Green-street-green *Hosmer Mrs., grocer, &c., Welling- Boult Henry, schoolmaster, Chisle- ton road, and at St. Mary Cray hurst road *Jarvis 'VIT]., schoolmaster, Anglesea rd. *Capon Jas., coal merchant, dalryman, *Jenkins John, butcher, Lower road &c., ·Wellington road Kingston Jonas, fruit and potatoe *Chapman Mrs., laundress, Anglesea rd. salesman Clements. M. A., fancy repository, Main road Laslett Ann, grocer Clements Sarah, Post O.ffice *Leach W., beer retailer, Anglesea Clements Mrs., Post Qffice Arms Cole Thos., watchmaker, Anglesea road Lee W., draper, &c. High street Collins G., grocer, Chislehurst road *Lee -, fishmonger, Wellington road Conbeer Mrs., beer retailer Coach and MacDowell J as., marine store dealer} Jiorses Chislehurst road *Cornell B., shopkeeper, Wellington rd *Marshall J. E., farmer, Poverst farm Cotton Miss, milliner, Moorfield road Marshall John, Al'ticlwl;e Inn Curtis L., surgeon, High street *Martin A., milkman ami coal dealer, Dickens A., boot & shoe dealer Lower road Donaldson R., surgeon, Uhelsfield road Martin Peter, chimney sweep *Dunn Wm., baker, Main road *:May Wm., farmer, Court lodg-e farm Edmed John, grocer and draper, agent McMunn S., surgeon, Chelsfield road Pullar, Perth Dye Works Mercer Robert, gardener, High street *Eldridge J., beer retailer. The Albert Murphy J., Victoria Coffee Tavern, *Epwm S., provision dealer, Forllcroft Wellington road SHORTLANDS DIRECTORY. 217 --~~--

Newton & Greenslade, dressmakers, Taylor W. P., coal and coke merchant &c., 11 Elm terrace, High street High straet Ogburn & Sons, saddlers, Moorhurst rd *Taylor W. R., plumber &c., Anglesea *Osborn Mrs. Emma Martha, dress- road maker, Spring cottage Teer James, florist and fruit grower Ogburn Geo., saddrer, Chislehurst road *Temple Henry, grocer Page Thomas, plumber, glazier, &c. Temple J. H., grocer, Wellington road *Petty G. Thomas, fruit grower and Tillott Mrs. M., baker and confectioner carpenter, Ramsden Townsend James, baker and dairyman, Petty John, carpenter and undertaker, High street *Petty Thomas, fruit grower, Ramsden Townsend John, butcher and bacon *Pollard John, rate collector, Chelsfield smoker, Chislehurst r')ad road Treadwell G., carpenter and undertaker Popplewell Joseph, draper, &c., registry Tr~main Edward ?: Son, furnishing office for servants, High street Ironmongers, smIths, and farriers, *Pring Charles, beer retailer, Swan High 5treet Pugh R. J., schoolmaster, Wellington Trew Uriah, The Cl'i';keters, Broom hill road Turner J., fly proprietor Reeves George, builder Wale T. G., wheelwright and smith *Reeve ""V.T., grocer & general dealer Walton Charles, greengrocer & carman High street. Agent for Carter Pater- Watte W., Rising Sun son & Co. Wells -, grocer, provision merchant *Sales JilO., jun., bootmaker, Ang1esea and china dealer, High street road Westbrook, T., fruit grower, trrocer, Savage A., baker, High street &c., Chislehurst road Savage 'V., basket maker, Albert road Winter Miss Mary, toy and fancy re- *Shannon A., surgeon, Chelsfield road pository Smallwood A., plj,inter, &c. *Wood Mrs .• boot and shoe maker, *Street vVm., nUIsance lllspector, 8, Wellington road Northfield, Anglesea road Yates Edmond, harness maker Taylor F., carman and contractor Yatel" John, corn dealer, High street

SHORTLANDS. Letters to be addressed" Slwrtlands, J(ent."

-'HORTLANDS is a purely residential neighbourhood, situate midway between S Bromley and Beckenham, though for most parochial purposes identi5.ed with Beckenham. It was known as Clay Hill till some thirty years ago, and it is since that date that its houses, almost without except,jon. have sprung up. There is a station on the Lond,Jll, Chatham and Dover Railway, and a new line to London via Nunhead is in progress which will give Shortlands a greater importance. The only place of worship is St. Mary's Church, which was built by the family of thf'late W. A. Wilkinson, Esq. j the living is the gift of MISS E. M. Wilkinson, and ig held by the Rev. F. H. Wolley, M.A. The church was enlarged during the year 1888. Shortlands was the birth-placf' of Grote (born 1794, dif'd 1861) and in the house wherd he first saw the light was an embalmed head said to be that of Oliver Cromwell and pronounced to be such by no less an authority than Flaxman. The Kent Waterworks have their chief pumping station here. 218 SHORTLANDS DIRECrORY ..

Post, Telegraph, and Money Order Office, 146 Cartw~ight J., ShortI3nds cot. Shortlands Station. 'V. F. J. Dowler, 144 Bryant Mrs., Sub-Postmaster. Letters despatched at 9.20,10.15, and 11.35 a.rn. direct to London, 142 Wells James, " " 2.30 for Local delivery only, 4.25, 6.20,and 140 Sales Thomas} " " 90 p.m. Sundays 4.35 p.m. 138 Bryant J., nurseryman " Pillar Boxes.-Beckenham Grove: 6.0, 9.0, 10.0, and *11.15.a.m., *2.10, 4.0, 6.15, and Thomas W. Shortlllnds Old Farm 845. Sundays 4.30 p.m.-May's Hill: 6.0, Richardson Thomas . " 9.15, 10.10, and *11.30 a.m., *2.0,4.10, 6.30, Davis, John Chllrles, St. Valery and 9.0 p.m. Sundays 4.35 p.m.-Short- Mudge Miss, Drayton Lodge lands Grove: 60,9.10, 10.5and *11.20a.m., *2.5, 4.5, 6.25, and 8.55 p.m. Sundays 4.30 Ford, L P .. Shortlands house p'm *Direct mails from Shortlands to Stanbridge Alfred,(lodge of)Short- London anlI forward. lands house PLACES OF WORSHIP. /forth Side - from Sbortlands Station to St. Mary's Chul'ch.-Rev. H. F. 'Volley, Upper Albemarle Rp'1d. M.A., ltey. H. J. Heard, M.A., curate, J B. Newell, Edward C., Ctovelly Alston and W. II Friend, churchwardens; Klinkhardt Julius, The Homestead R. Browne. organist.-Times of Service: Atkinson T. H., Ridgeway Sundays, Holy Communion at 8 a.m.; Morning service 11 a.m. (with Holy Com- Fothergill P. H., 'l'horesdy munion on first and Third Sundays); Drysdale A. '1'., The Oaks Childrens's service :3.30 p.m. (3 p.m. in Burrows John S., The Elms wintf'l') on first Sunday in month; Child- ren's Bible Class on other Sundays at Bromley Grove. same hour; Evening Service, ().:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday Litany at noon. Fisher . .l\'Iiss. Scorhill Holy Days: Morning, Service or Holy .Dacres Lady, Langlete Communion (as announced) at 11.45 a.m. Crosskey Miss Hymns, Ancient and Modern. Vaisey, J. B. D. SllOrtrallds Valley Mission (in connection with Engleheart B. 0., auctioneer, valuer St. l\Iarr's).-Sunday Services: lIIission Henice at 7 p.m. alld land agent Harvey, ~Irs. Beckenham Grove Left hand Up Road. Saul Mrs., Roslin Jennings Col. E. L. F., Chestnuts Vardon, R. J., Collendeen Roberts George, Neenah Moor -- Tudor, Edward, Rosthwaite Thomas 'Y. G.. Courtfield Neely Mrs., Lynton Kalleuch'f, Col., Parkfield Horsey, .J. G., :';orcelles Muirhead F. L., barri~ter-at-Iaw, The East Side CoUage Williams Mrs., Cambria Caiger F. H .. Lyndhurst Heard, Rev. H. J., M.A., P, nalva Mal\' George, Coningsby Moncrieff Rev. G. R., M.A., Thornbury Wedekind Julius C., Ferndale Mowll Havelock, Hazlemere Friend "V. B., Morden lodge Church Road Bray, Frank, 'Voodville Kennedy. Mrs., The Lodge Grossmith J. fl., Parkwood Lewin Mrs. Edward, Hazelwood Right Hand Up Road. Townend T. S., Oaklea Hodder Edwin, St. Aubyn's Vacant Culverlands Boosey C. T., Knighton Addiscott F., Oak Dene Sha w R :M., St. Ronans Duffield Rev. H. G., M.A., St.Oswald's DeJcomyn C. F'. Knebworth housr Pillar 1;0)' Den Road. Barron F. C., Nervion Beggs Thomas, Hazeldene Saxton E. S., Careswell Kingswood Road. Bromley Road South Side. South Side-from Shortlands Station to Tupp Arthur March, The Gable •. Bromley Grove. Carey Mrs., Oak lodge Tickner Lor.is, Railway station Western G. A., Ravensbourne SHORTLANDS DIRECTORY.

Kirby-Mrs. Sidney, Oakhurst Leadam T. Seaton, Caerleon Colvill Lieut.-Col. Thomas H., J.P., Benton Philip, Westfield Overdale Leigh A. H., Mayfield Shortlands Villas. . North Side. Dowler J., station master Tinkler T., Kingswood cottages Shortlands Tavern- J. Soppett Knapp, Richard, Kingswood cottages 3 .rordan Henry Austin H.;Kingswood house •. .r. ~} Smith Charles David . Webster, R., (lodge of) Kingswood l) House 6 Brandon William .Browne G. F., B.A., L.L.B., Hillside 7 Marfleet W. Quarell S., Ellangowan 8 Curson A. St. lJ1al'Y's Ohurch 10 Lee W., carpenter Wolley Rev. H. F .. M.A., St. Mary,'s Shortlands Grove. Vicarage Bendall Mrs., Cleveland. house Mays Hill. Richardson W. Ridley, Alwyn house Alstou J. B., Linbauk East Side. Smith Mrs. J. S., Rothbury lodge Clarke, "V., Libiola stables Neall\Iiss, Holly lodge 3 Archbold Ralph Skene, Libiola Nye Edwin, Naworth 5 Fry, Charles R., Little Holt Burls E. G., Thorn lea 7 Chamberlain William, Laurel Bank Elston Charles Fredk., Storth Holme 9 Bloor J. U., Devonshire house Cope Mrs., Oakfield West Side. Hamilton Douglas J., Frondeg 12 Palmer N. W., Rutland lodge Pike Miss M. C., Elim 14 Poulter Frederick Driffell, The Shortlands Road. Hawthorns Taite J. C., The Cerner house IG De Luca G. V .. Kingswood Groves "William, Grove house 18 Gallie J. B.. The Mount Davey W., Twyneham 22 Churchill'-:' Firgrove Fry Saumel, The Holmwood 20 Benekendorf Oscar, Carisbrooke Newboldl\fatthew, St. rves Churchill- Firgrove Middleton T. A., Thornford 24 Donkin Bryan Carswell J. G., Beaconsfield 26 Selby H. J., The Vair. Targett -, Rutland Lodge stables Bouse Mrs., 9 Park Hill. Swain Joseph, Oakhurst Baker, C. E., Park Hill Lodge Stewart Joseph, Dunolly Kirby A. E., Redmont Wilkinson Miss H., 'I'bp. Glen Holmes, J C., Hildenhurst Ashton J. P., Ashleigh Wagner, H. A., Escote Beckenham Local Pire Brigade Hose Johns Andrew, Glencoe Reel Rouse-G. Freeman, fireman, Hore Frederick W. Roo } 81, Martin's road; turncock, 32, Conybeare Major General HerondeM Palace road, Bromley Frederick Short lands Parish Room Salkeld W., Melmerby Valley Road. Mason .C. G., Park hill house Dence Thomas., Kingsbury house Bumpus, W., Glen Gowan Vacant The Laurels Hire, Major General Sydney, 6 Scott's Lane. Hull Miss, Sunnyside Lee, Henry, Netherfield Whittington Thomas, The Limes Wade Page~ A., Birchwood Bradbury Mrs., Ros(J Bank Sturt Arthur, Gable End JVi'~t Kent Water Works-Engineer, Carswell J., Clincart R. Darlington 220 ADVERTISEMENT.

MESSRS. BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER (Established upwards of a Oentuary.) AUCTIONEERS & SURVEYORS, VALUERS" Estate, Land, Timber, Honse, & AgricultnralAgents, BROMLEY, & BECKENHAM KENT, AND 69, KING WILLIAM STREET, E.C.

Auction Sales &: Valuations of Freehold &: Lease/wld Propel·tics, Furniture, Farnung Stock. &:c. fJollection of Rents &: Tithes, and the entil'e managenw·~t of Estates undertalcen on moderate terms. PROPERTY RECISTER, PUBLISHED THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH.

BROMLEY' BICKLEY, BECKENHAM, CHISLEHURST\ and surrounding neighbourhood ESSRS. BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER having through M their Agency disposed of most of the Residences and Estates that have changed ownership, are particulary desirous of drawing the attention of Owners, Trustees, and Residents to this important fact. MESSRS.BAXTERPAYNE & LEPPER'S widely known Agency and extensive connection enables them to let or sell property of every description, most advantageously by public auction or private contract. 80ales of Commission on 8ales, Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates House Property} Farms, &0" to be had on applioation, MORTGAGES ARRANGED ON FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES.

Agents to -the Sun Fire and Life, om 'es. AND Railway Passengers Assurance Company SIDCuP DIRECTORY. 221 SIncup sa rapidly rising district which shows at every step unmistakeable signs of I the reign of the modern builder, and ere long it will become a very iill- importaut and populous district. The main road is adorned with handsome shops and presents a pleasing aspect. Sidcup is situated about 2~ miles from Chisle- hurst, 12 from London, and 5 from Dartford, and is a separate ecclesiastical district. The Parish Church of St. John's, was bnilt III 184:4, but since then it has been considerably altered, and at the present moment the Church presents a somewhat odd appearance, the recent alterations being marked by plain bricks. It is a commodious building, and has some beautiflllly coloured windows. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the family of the late Mr. Henry Hulse Berens, and it is hald hy the Rev. Shirley Woolmer. The Church faces Sidcup Green, and hard by is the Infant school. The Parish Room i; situate within a few yards from the Church, and is useful for parochial purposes. In the Sidcup Park Road is a lar;:;e iron church which is under the charge of the Rw. B. W. Chancellor, and in the Station Road a handsome and commrdious Congrega- tional Church, with tower and spire has been erected. There is a schoolroom ailjoining the Church. There is a commodious Wesleyan Chapel, and opposite St. John's Palish Room there is a large Mission Room. In the Hatherley Road is the Public Hall, which is used for entertain- tainments, etc. There is a Cottage Hospital in Birkbeck Road, which is supported by voluntary contributions. The police station is situate in the main road, and near Clare terrace is the fire engme house, a Volunteer Brigade having been formed in 1882. The nearest Railway Station is Sidcup, about half a mile from the village.

l'OST OFFICE INSURANCE AGgNTS. F. J. Stockwell, receiver. Eqltitable Fire Office-Edward Watkins. Deliverie~ 8 a m. I ,\:7 p.m.; 8undays Sa.m. Railway PassellgeI'Aswl'anl"e, -.J. Booth Despatches *9.30 a.:y", 1.40, "'-i. DO, 7:20, Liverpool &; London &; Globe- W. Hawes. and u.:~op.m. The" ilHlie;Lt(',;Par'.el Post County Fi7'e &; Provident Lzfe S. H. Wright. despatches in allJition to ~Iails. Sunday- Phrenix Fil'e Office-Arthur P. Line. 5.15 p.m. and 8.3:; p.m. Royal !,'ire &: Life qffice- W. Wade. Telegrams sent aml rec~ived from 8 a.m. to I::l p.m. Sundays t'to 10a.m. Oheque Bank J. Booth. Carl·ie7'.~to London Burgess, Pickford, PrLL.-I.lt AND WALT, l30XES. "V. and Carter, Pa,ters'}li & Co. . . <::idcupPlace - 9.2ja.m.,1.30,4.50,an19.25 p.m. VolunteeJ' Fil'e Brigade-Walter E. 'WlIlIam Sundays-5.IO and S.20p.m. capt[],in. Keys kept at the Police Station The Pa/'k-9.15 a.m., 1.35, 4.30,and 9.23 p.m. Sunday-S.15 a.m. Orescent-9.20, 1240 a.m .. 4.30, and S pm. Private Residents. No cJlIectiun on Sunday. LonglandsPark--9 a.m .. 12.30,4.30, and 7.45 Allen Benjamin, The Lees, Hadlow rd p.m. No collection on Sunday. Alexander Miss, Strat.hallan, Hatherley Longlands Road-S.20 a.m., 12.20, 4.30, and road and 8 p.m. Sunday-5.30 p.m. hatherley Road-9.l5 a.m., 12.40, 4.35, and Anderson -, Carlton villa, 0arlton rd 5.15 p.m. Sunday-5.30 p.m. Anderson James, Haslemere, Park road Birkbeck Road - 9 a.m., 12.10, 4.20, and 9.5 Angus Mrs., Hamilton College p.m. No collection on Sunday. Ashton Reuben, Clarence crescent PLACES OF WORSHIP. Atkins AN., Edendene, Park road St. John's, Holy Trinity OhUl'ch,Ohrist Ohurch, Atkins -, 9, Manor road Oongregational Ohurch, and Wesleyan Ohapel. Vicar-Rev. Shirley Woolmer Archer -, 6 Station road Assistant Ourate-Rev. L. Curling, M.A. Austin W. A., Ruthyn Cottage, Birk- Ohurclllcardens - E. Blanks &. E. J. Elgood. beck road Olerk-E. Usher Baddeley F., HeaThvale, Hatherley rd, National School-Mr. R. Ashton, master. Infant School-Miss Ehrley,:mistress. Baker Mrs., Malvern house, Station rd. 222 SIDCUP DIRECTORY.

Baldrock -, Montague villa Carson Miss L., Hadlow road Balls -, Kenmare, North Hatherley rd Castle Capt.J. S., Stap~eton, Hatherley Bampton Mrs., Northorpe, Hatherley rd road Bathurst H. J., Swiney Garth, North Chancellor Rev. B. W., The Wrens Hatherley road Nest Barber Mrs., Parkhurst Child H. W. R., Coniston, Main road Barker Rev. W. G., Worfield, the Cres- Child Mrs., Ambleside cent, Mam roao. Clarke Walter, The Hest, Station road Barker W. C., Sunbury, Sidcup hill Cockerill -, Kent lodge Bartlett John, Kingston, Park road Cocksedge A. H., Brighton vilJa, Main Bartram S. R., Camer cottage road Beard -, Ridgeley Oak Coleman Edward, Cheriton, Elm road Beck Chas., Como villa, Hatherley road ColIs -, Oreston, Granville road Beckwith G., Heatherlv park CJok (1 A., Hatherle)' lodge, Hatherley Bell Mrs., Sunnymeal1, Station road road Bennings Miss, Uplands, Sidcup hill Corderoy J., St. Aubyns, The .Park • Berens Rev. R. MeL., Sidcup house Cottell J. R., Atherstone, StatIOn road Bevan, E., Durlsion, Granville road Couchman Miss, Home,ide, Hatherley Becbie Major, Barcaldine road Blanks E., Kelston house, Main road Court Henry, Thornton cottage, Long- Blount E. J., Quinta, North Hatherley lands road road Coulthard -, W oodcote Booker Thomas, Fairlight Cousins Mrs., Rubi~law Bourne T. J., Cliveden, StatlOn road Cowdry E.. Kelvedon, Sidcup hill Boyce Mrs. E. A., Bearsted lodge Cowdy J. B., Sidcup villa Boyer-,Quorn house, NorthHatherley Cox Rev. Wm. Wetton. Winchel sea, road Main road Boys Rev. JiJ., Beverley, Park road Cox J., Cambridge villa, Clarence road Brailsford J., Station lane Cox J., Ferndene, Hatherle)' road Braithwaite -, Fernleigh, Granville rd Creasy -, Beltoft, Hadlow road Bray A. C., Dunmere lodge, Hatherley Crewe -, Glencairn road Crouch Mrs., Nettleton Brewster P. C., Elnathan, Longland~ rd. Crew E. A., Springfield, Sidcup hill Bresco Ironside, Hilton Cullum -, Montrose, Gran ville road Bristow Ch2.s., Glapth0rne, Hatherley Cuudell, W oodJeigh, Longlands Road road Curling Rev. E., St. John's cottage, Bros Hellsylt, London road Hatherley road Brown- . Oaktree house Dale -, Manton lodge Brown -, Glasslyn Dale -, Beltring house Brown -, Tudor villa Darrell C., Beechview, Sidcup hill Brumleu C., Mossbank, Hatherley road Davidson -, Ivy Holt Buckland H., Hill view Davis Dr., Sunnydene Buckmaster H., Clarence crescent Davies --, Hayling 'Vall, Station road Burrell Dr., Westley, Hatherley road Davies -, The Mission House, The Burrow!' -, Springfield Terrace Butler -, Hyde cottage, Elm road Davies, J. J., Thornton Dene Butterfield W., Ebor house, Longlands Day -, Elm villa road Dean Miss, Northfield Butterworth A. E., Stapleton, Hather- Dearing -., Dalehurst ley road DelaPole Edmund, Culverton, Park rd. Callan Miss, Hl)lme cottage, Hadlow rd. Dewey -, The Rowans Cameron W., 2. Alma villas Dowling -, Belmont house Campbell E., Brooklands, Station road Ebbs A. B., Tuborg Card -, Meadowlea, Hadlow road Edrned J., Stella, Station road srDCUP DIRECTORY. 223

Edmond William, Leighton, Elm road Hedger Mrs., Netherton house, London Edmondson Hev. W. Leighton, Hather- road ley roan, Congregational ;\{inister Hedges Mrs., West View Station road Edward J., Melrose Hcmbry, F. W" Sussex lodge, Station Eldridge E., Penwith road Elgood E. J., Hadlow house, Hadlow I'd Hembry -, S,mdhurst, Station road ElliE -, 21, Carlton road He' wood '1'•. Falmouth villa, Station Elms -, Manor farm road . Evans H., Longlands cottage, Main I'd Heywood Mrs., Bannock-burn Fawcus ,Stafford house Hickling G. H., Landour cottage, Elm Fisher James, Eastcourt road Fletcher E. H .. Stoneleigh,Station road Hilbert Mrs., Cossington house, Lon- Forbes J. M., Homewood. The Crescent don rJad Foy -, Longlands. Longlands road Hiil-, Sharsted, Granville road Fradgely H. S., Fleetwood, North Hoare -, Crescent villa, Manor road • Hatherley road Hodgkinson S., Danehnrst, Park rO:Ld Framps G. C.. Welton Garth, Main road Hoe '1'., 1 Chilnell villas Francis Mrs., Marchment Hoffmeyer -, Ulmer Francis -, The Lilacs Hole General, Mansley, Elm road Frederick J. J., Kornth~l, Longlands rd. Hodson Arthur, R.N., ~t. Mary's, Long-- Fry -, Redruthen Jands road Fussell A., Wavcrtree, Ratherley road Holliday,- The Laurel", High road Gale -, Kenmore Honey Ernest, Rosedale, London road Garnar '1'., Norwood villa, Main road Horn H. '1'., The BoUons, Elm road GaRS Samuel H., Hope cottage Horne -, The Gables Gill W. fl., Mona cottage,Hatherley I'd Horsfield -, Sunnyside, Tha Crescent Gilmour Miss, 1 Edith Cottages, Howard-Gihbon, Fairfield,Granville rd. Longlands Hudson G. Eo, Crombia lodge, Hather- Godwin -, Hatherley Crescent ley road Godwin J. T., Fernwood, Station road Hughes Arthur, Trevenna Goldney Thomas, Clifton Down, The Hurt V-t. G., 'Sherwood villa, Elm road Crescent, Main road Hus~ey -, Harpley Gorringe Miss, Strathallan Hyde -, Hawthorns GO\ver H., Hatherley road Ingleside -, Membry Gray A., Dalehurst, Hather1ey road Ingram G., St. Helens, Lansdowne rd. Gregory Wm., Effingham, M.ain road Innes --, 1 Edith cottages, Longlands Gregson Jesse,N ormanton,Hatherley I'd Ireland -, PeLlee Griffith Frederick E., the Green Ironmonger VV., Arundel, Sidcup hill Hale H. R., DUllollie Jackman R. H. M., Holly lodge, Main Hall Henry, Clarence crescent road Hamlin A., Longleat Jackson -, Highfield Hanbnry R. S., M.D. (retired) The Oak!! Jallings -, Fernleigh, The Orescent Longlands road James P., Bryn Teg Hanbury W. C., Clift,on Ville, Hather- Janson -, Granville road ley road J ephson -, Oakwood house Hanburv -. Bertram ho .. Granville rd. Johnston -, Benhurst, Longlnnds rd. Hancock. -, Norbury, Longlands road Johnson -, Fridheim Harries -, St. Edmonds Jones F. W., 2 LOllglands road Harris -, Hall Moss, Elm road Jones G. Ro, Fernbank, :Mttin road Harris G.. Ayre villa Jull -, Courtdlle JIastings -,2, Manor road Kendall P. S., East la\vn, Hatherley rd. Hatton W,3, Grosvenor ter., station I'd Kenward --, Red Cliff, Carlton road Hawkins R., M.A., Marlborough house Kirto:! L. S., Fairbank, Station lOad Chislehurst road Knight James, Ammdron,Granville I'd 224 SIDCUP DIRECTORY.

Knott -, Sunnydale, Hatherley road Norris E. J., Haseldene, Hadlow road Kruse -, Chilton, Manor road Nutter G., 3 Carlton road LadleI' Mrs., The Laurels, :Main road Pallett -, Holbert'll1, Hatherley road Laing Col., Eversl3Y Palmer Rev. -, Glencoe Lane Miss, Holme cottage, Hadlow rd. Pas call Charles, Birkbeck road Lang GeOlge, Priestlands, Station road Patterson -, Srringfield lodge Large --, Cliff Anstey, Gran ville road Paterson -, Schorrd Layton E. J. S.,solicitor, Sidcup house Peacock -, Fernlea house Lea Mrs., Sunnyside, Station road Pearse -, Am berley Leech Mrs., Egremont, Station road Pearse Miss, Westb'uton Park road Leders W., Heathfield, Hatherley road Phipps T. H., Homeleigh, Longlands Lewin -, Pound Place road Lewis Mrs., Birkbeck road Pierce O. S, Rougemont, Hatherlev rd. Light E., Nortoft, Main road Pillman J. C., Famiew, Sidcup hIll Lockhart EA., Lmark Porter -, Marson Ruuge Lonsdale Miss, BannockLurn Platt J. Laburnums. VVithey Holt Low J.,Wentworth house, Hathedey I'd Pantry -, Liuton villa, Manor road Lowe --, ~ranor lodge Pobgee --, Tre'1twood Ludlow Miss, Clarence crescel1t Poole S. W., .M.D., Dunedin, Main road Maass -, Upperton Porteous W., The Firs, Main road Mabay -, The Grange Potter Henry, The Carlops, Elm road Magan -, 12, Carlton road Potts -, Carlingrigg-, Hadlow road Marsland J., Woodside, Hatherley road Pulling -. Shirley Martin W., Pound place, Main road Rftpkins J. B., St. Martins, Maiu road Mathews H. P., Kelleth, Hathedey rd. Raymont H., G, Grosvenor terrace Maunder Miss, Fern~ide, Main road Rhodes C., Lyndhur~t, Station road Marchant R. G., St. Kilda,Station road, Rogers G. H., The LawLJ, Hatherley rd Mason Capt., Gainsbrough, Granville Rog-ers John, Ursula villa, Main road rOJd Rubie E., VVlldersdule, Londun road May Miss, Trcntwood Ry land -, Croft cottage McCall Gilbl'rt, Kent house. Longlands Saggers F. W., Elm ruad road Salmon -, Ollkhyrst, Carlton road Me Mahon Knocker, Marazion Sans B., K,nt villa, North Hatherley Mead -, Hazeldine road Mendham -, Ro~ensboe Savage -. Denham cottage Miles -, Tl.e HcJ1lies, Longlands road Scrutt~Il G. C., W Oleester lodge, Miller W. C., Molligodde House, StatIOn road Longlands road Scales R., Finsbury 1(,dg-e,Hatherley I'd Milnes J. T., Roseneath, Gramille rd. Selb), Lansdown, MallOI' lOad Miskin VV.,Fairhaven, Sidcup hill Shapley Dr. FlldcIick, BrYllgarw. Moberly G. J., Bellari, Carlton road Sharp -, St. Rathel ine&,Longlanrls rd. Moody J., Selwood lodge, .l\lain road Short J., Langford 'illa, Station road Moore -, Foxley Short W., Kewstoke Moore H., Hughenden, Station road Simmons Geo., Malden villa (Baptist Moore J. '1'., Newby villa, Hadlow road minister), Granville road Mordaunt W. H., Holmwood, Park rd. Simmons George Mulberry Edward, Clarence crescent Simons H. J., Eltham road Musgrove E., The Hollies, London rd. Skinner, Col., N)'lIlpsfidd Nicholas -, Benhell, Carlton road SIlI~th Walter, St. Mildreds, Station rd. Nicholson W. W., The Limes, Long- SmIth Mrs. B., 4 Alma villas, Hather- lands road road Nisbet Harry C., Manor house Smith, -, Killiney Norris J. '1'., Norfolk villa, Hatherley Smyth George, Hillside, Station lOad ::Smyth -, lona

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Snelling H., Rosslyn cottage, Main road Webb Mrs., Lyndhurst Southey Miss, Girls' School, ~fyrtle Wells A. J., Frampton house Speck, -, Rindge Wells F. S., Fouthill, North Hatherley cottage road Spreckley Thomas F., Freeby, Chisle- Western J., Granville villa. BatherIey hurst road road Spurling -, Wllntange Wetherell Mrs., Talgarth, Hadlow road Stacy, -, Napier house White G., Carrington Stafford F. E., 23 Carlton road Whitehpad -, Rose cottage Stanniforth --, 5, Alma villas, Hather- Whitn J. J., Waratah, the Crescent ley road Wilding John, Clarence crescent Stanfield,- 6, Carlton ruad Williams Mrs. R. Hoo Blenheim house Steer J. J., Aharrow house, Hatherley Main road road Williams W. E., Belle Vue, the Cres- Steward 'iV., Homesdale, Main road cent, Main Road Stibel Leapold, Eltham road Willson James, 2 Carlton road Stockwell H" Stockwell villa, Station Wilson -, Maverton road Winter W. J., Hampden house, Station StoveJl -, Devonshire villa, Longlands road road Wood -, Lorne villa Strilwson H. J., 8elbGrne, Park road Woolmer Rev. Shirley, The Vicarage, String(r -, Holmwood, St. John's rd.d Main road Sugden, --, Craybourne Worthington Dr., Highden, HatherIey Rtrutt, Rev. A. C., Walford Villa road Sutton.r ohn, Holly house, Hatherley I' Wright -, Tower house Taylor Mrs., Fairholme, Station road Wright Mrs. Taylor E., Medomsley, Hatherley road WyattRobt.F.,The Wintons,~Hatherley Taylor John, Orrell, Hatherley road road Templeman F., Glendale, Hatherley rd. Yates Miss, Pound place Teynham Lord, Linstead lodge Yates William, Brooklyn, Main road Thomas J. R., 'iVestwood Yelverton R. D., barrister, Clermont, Thomas -, Bellari, Hatherley road Main road Thompson-,Renfrew Idg,HatherleYl d Young Mrs., Freshlands, Main road Thompson -. 'iVierton Thomson -, Roebury villa, Elm road Commercial. Thresher Wm., Alberton house Thresher. 'V., J Ull •. Laurellodge Allfrey & Wade, surgeons, Main road Tindall Edwin, Sidcup Rise, :Main road Andrews A., builder, Clarence crescent Tite -, Woodbank, Longlands road Atwill Mrs., confectioner, &c., Main rd. Tolhur~t B., Bearstead lodge Bailey Geo., dairyman. Station road Tolhurst G., Bracknell. Hatherley road Barkf:l' J., Hardwick cottage, cab pro- Turner -, Dorset, illa, Station road prietor, Main road Turner -. The Limes Barnes & Son, shoeing & jobbing smith, Turrelle ~, Birchwood villa Birkbeck road Turner, -, Guildford lodge Bassett, Geo., Clare terrace, office of Tydeman, -, Rev., Rosendale the Side up Times Tyte Alfred, Sidcup hill . Beechey John, builder, Birkbeck road Vickers -, Carlton house, Station road Bentley G., fly proprietor, Main road Vickers -, N ormanhurst, Longlands I'd Bentley S., contractor, Elm road Walker Rev. G. W., 6 Manor terrace Booker Henrv. builder &c., Birkbeck rd. Ward J.F., Linculndene, Hatherley rd. Booth -, cheillist & druggist, Main rd. Ward Mrs. Soolodge, Hatherley road Bowen William, blacksmith Washington -, Glenwood Park road Brame E. T., baker and confectioner, Watkins Ernest, Clarence road Main road 226 SIDCOP DIRECTORY.

Burkin, butcher, Manor terrace Hoe T .• builder and contmctor, Birk': Carson .i\1iss,dressmaker, Hadlow road beck'road Carver A. E., milliner, Maidstone tel'. Hope Benjamin, builder. Clarence road Chamberlain, stationer, 3 Manor terrac Horscroft C., gardener & florist, Sidcnp Cockle "Mark, builder, Birkbeck road hill Oottage Hospital, Berkbeck road Housen -, fishmonger. Main road Cousins E., smith & farrier. Station tel'. How John, Crescent farm Cal{ -, butcher, Main roa'd Jarvis -, Middle Class School, Bristol Crowhurst George, butcher, Main road villa Cunningham W., boot maker, Main rd. Johnson W. H., baker, Birkbeck road Day Bros., greengrocers, &c., Main road Kemp C., market gardener, Station tel'. Dawson G., drupeI' &milliner, Main road Knight T.,builder, Sidcup hill, Main rd. Dean YI:iss,dressmaker, Ayre villa Lutley J., provision merchant, Main rd. Dean S. C., jeweller, Main road Martin -, plumber, Manor terrace Dew J., gardener and florist, Birkbeck Martin -, house agent, 5 M!1nor ter. road Martin T., stonemason, .\delau1.e house Dew Thos., greengrocer, Birkbeck road Mason J. A., grocer, Clare terrace De" ey -, pianoforte warehouse, :Main Matthews Alfred, provi~ion merchant, road Main road D')rrington T., plumber &c., Birk beck Maunder Francis, baker & confectioner, road Main road Dunn Hy., undertaker, Cecilia cottage, McClellan S. H., watch & clock maker, Main road Main road Fentiman Miss, dressmaker Miller Henry, pork butcher, dair.vman, Flegg G. F., saddler and harnessmaker, and greengrocer, Clare terrace Main road Mission House, Main road Ford G. A., carpenter and undertaker, Owen -, dr,lper, Burlington house, Claro terrace Main road Francis Henry, builder, Chnrch place Palmer J., provi,.ion stores, Birk?E'ck rd. Gallo\\ ay -, ~onfectioner, &c., Manor Pearce -, greengrocer, 1, Maldstone terrace, Station road terrace Gerrish '1'" draper ann hath·r. Main rd. Pe:lrce Bros., grocers and poulterers, Hausen -' fishmonge:, main road The terraC(l Gower H., cannan &c., Birkbeck road Pearcy -, dairyman, Hawthorn terrace Greg0ry & Evans; flori:;t & garden con- Pearson -, ~t,dioner und printer, Main tractors, Main road rO'ld Gregory George, Black Horse Tavern, Pickett J., painter & decorator, Half- Main road way street Griffin R., tailor, Clare terrace Plant Wm., tobacconist Hale R. Henry, surveyor and \aluer Poole & SharpIe v, surgeons, Main road Harding T., grocer, station terrac8 Preston Mrs., R.ailway Tavern, Station Harland Ed., brickmaker, Main road road Harler S., boot maker. Birkbeck road & Beavell H., shoemaker, Station terrace Main road . Saddington J., ',Titer & grainer, Church Hanner H., tobacconist, Sia tion terrace place Hart David, parkman, &c., r·.1ain road Seagust Rd., fishmonger, Station lane Hart Bros., plumbers, gas fitters. &c., Sharp Arthur, grocer, Main road Main roud Sidcup Times Office, Clare terrace Harvey A. J., gardener and florist, Smith A. '1'., chemist, 2, Manor terrace Clarence road Smith G. M., oilman, Main road Hawt:s Henry, baker, Clare terrace Smith -, Berlin wool & fancy reposi- Heater -, grocer, The terrace tory, 4, Maidstone terrace Hilton F., grocer. Sherley road Stanger P. J., draper and outfitter, H odder Henry, builder, Clarence road Main roa ST. MARY CRAY DIRECTORY 2:&7

Staples W., gardener and seedsman, Wade Walter, chemist and dentist, Birkbeck road Main road Stebbings C. F., builder and contractor, 'Varwick J., gardener and florint, Birk- Main road beck road Stockwell F. J., printer, stationer and Watkins Edward, ironmonger & china bookseller,Post and Teleg1"aph Office, warehouse, Main road Main road West S. J., b:>ot and shoe maker, Clare Sutton J., plumber and painter, Clare terrace terrace Whitehead J., baker, Birkbeck road Thwaites Wm., beer retailer, Pound pI. Williams W. H., boot maker, Main rd. Tibbs Fredk., carpenter, Birkbeck road Woodard W., cab proprietor, Myrtle Tomkin A., florist, &c., Church plnce, cottage, Main road Turner Keith, general & fancy draper Woods & Snelling, auctioneers & snr- Main road veyon,. Hampden house, Station road Tyrell T., fly proprietor, Station lane Wooler Thos., huilder, Birkbeck road Tyrer & Co., coal and corn merchants, Worthington G., surgeon, HatherIey rd. Main road Wright '-, hair dresser, Main road Usher E., florist, &c., Main road Wright H., builder, Homefield, Main rd. Usher Miss, stationer & tobacconist, Wrigl1t S. H., cabinet maker and Main road upholst.er, Main road

51'. MARY CRAY

sa village, 14 miles from London, 5 from Bromley, 10 from Sevenoaks, and I about 7 from Dartford, in the North Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The High Street is a long and narrow thoroughfare, which is not very attractive to the eye. The church of St. Mary is a very ancient edifice, built of stones and flints, with shingled spire. It was restored at a cost of £1,500. The register dates from 1500. The living is in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. E. Ball, A.K.C. The Temple used by the Independents as a place of worship, was built by the late W. Joynson, Esq., and is a noble looking building. The Rev. W. Lewis, formerly of Portsmouth, is the pastor, having been appointed in 1888. There is also a Roman Catholic School Chapel in the village. The Mission was originally founded by Monsignor Goddard, of Chislehurst, and IS dedicated to St. Joseph. The chapel affords accommodation for over 200 worshippers, and is used during the week as a school. The Rev. P. J. Gaughren is in charge of the mission. There is an excellent Volunteer Fire Brigade, under the superintendence of Mr. H. Tyrer, jun. The Literary Institute and Reading room is near the Temple Church, and was enlarged in recognition of Her Most Gracious Majesty's Jubilee. The Police Station is also in the High Street. The population at the last census (1881) was 1,906, being an increase of 225 on the census of 1871. The area is 2,028 acres; the rateable value £21,275. ,There is a station on the L. C. & D. Railway, situs,te at the north end of the village. The large paper mills of Messrs. Joynson & Son adjoin the railway and give employment to about 700 persons. New and commodious Sunday Schools are in course of erection at the side of the Temple, at a cost of nearly £3000.

For South Cmy, see Orpington, page 214. 228 ST. MARY CRAY DIRECrORY.

POST & MONb Y ORDER OFFICE. Ancien t Order of Shepherds-Sanct. "Foresters Glory," No. 2~42, held at the Five Bells. SAVINGS BANK & TELEG RAPH OFFIC E Scribe-F. Smallwood, Spring Oottages, Edward Olarke, Postmaster. St. Mary Cray. Odd Fellows, "Pride of Kent Lodge," No. 2764 Letters delivered at 7.30 a.m., 2.]5 and 7.15 Beech Tree, Wellington Road. Secretary, p.m. Sundays, 7.30 a.m. Despatched at Wm. Epsom. 9.25 a.m., 1~.20, :1, 9.15, and 9.50 p.m. j Sundays 6 p.m. Parcel Post Despatches !l.15 a.m., 2.511and 9.!O p.m. INSURANOE AGENTS. PILLAR Box at Hockenden cleared at lei a.m. Atlas Fire and Life-H. S. Heath. anu 2 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. City of London Fire-A. Weller. PILLAlt Box at Reynold Smith's, cleared at County Fire. -Frank Stanger. 8.35 and 11.25 a.m., 2.10 and 8.25 p.m. General l!ire and L(fe-Edward Olarke. Sundays 5.20 p.m. Guardian Fire and Life - Geo. 13. Hart. PU,LAR Box at Railway Station cleared at Kent Fire and Life-Geo. Dow. 8.35 and 11.30 a.m., 2.25 and 8.45 p.m. Liverpool and London and Globe Fire &; Life - Sundays 5.1(1p.m. Hosmer Brothers, PILLAR Box in Church Wall, cleared at Manchester Co-Operatirt Fire- W. Collins. 9.15 a.m. and 12.15, 3.0, and 9.15 p.m. National Provident L(fe-Logan McFarlane. Sundays at 5.15p.m. Provident L(fe-Frank Stanger. Pearl Life-Henry P. Dunn. Vical'-Rev. E. Ball. A.K.C. Prudential Life-H. Carlow, \V. \Veedell, A. Guardians-B. Tyrer, Jun., aild H. Figgess. G. Willing, H. Taylor and \V. Epsom; J. Overseers-James Palmer and R. H. Strouts. T. Olark, superintendent. Registrar of Births and Deaths -J as. Bates. Royal Lifeand Railway Passengers' Accidental Relieving o.tfil'er-Mr. Bates, Anglesea Road. -J. T. Cookson. National dchools(endowed)-H.Algar,masterj Scottish Widows' Fund Life - Charlefl B. Mrs. Algar, mistress. Olarl;:e. St. Mary Cray Educational Institute . Scottish Imperial Life-Josiah Smith. J. P. Barber, master; 1\1issE. Ricbardson, mistress. Catltoli~ <ools.- Miss Plummer. Private Residents. Ball Rev. E., The Vicarage BUlUAL BOARD. .Members-I. Bath, L. F. Dolan, J. S. Fearn- Battiscombe Dr. C. G., Sandlings ley, T. Fiagess, Rev. r. ,1.Gaughren, W. Berens Richard B., J.P .• Kevington Lee, H. Tyrer. BowBrs A., Derry Downs Clerk _.R. G. Mullen. Brooker R., Belgra ve villas, Derry Downs Cemet(,i'Y Superintendent -Oharles Dalmor Burchell Allan, 3 Park road Burstow C., Iddesleigh, Derry Downs Crays Gas Company Works-F. M. Edwards, secretary and manager; A. D. Hatfield Buster G., Cockmannings collector Chapman Edward, Crockenhill PLAOES OF WORSHIP, .tc .. Cook Wm., Orpiugton house St. Marv's Church and The Temple. Crowhurst Miss, Belgrave place Roman Catltoli~ School Chapel. De Ia Pre Madame, Waldenhurst Excise Office, Black Boy Inn-A.. G. Smith Dolan L. F., fern lodge, Derry Downs Bromley, Inland Revenue Officer. Railway Station (L.O.&D.) J. T. Oookson, Donaldson Dr., The Laurels station master. Downie G., Derry Downs Literary Institute awl Reading Rooms-J 08iah Epsom G. M., The Cottage Smith, librarian and secretary. Open Fearnl"y James S., Grassmeade, Derry from 10 a.m.till 10 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted. Downs Volunteer Fire Brigade - H. Tyrer, Oapt. Francis J., Clyde villa, Derry Downs engine house. opposite the Old Star Inn. Ganghren Rev. P. J., The Presbytery Keys kept at police station. Carriers to London- W . Burgess, Pickford Grimes E., Derry Downs and Co., and Oarter Paterson and 00. Griesbauer T., Derry Downs every day. Hall A. N., Hawkhurst, Derry Downs BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Hall "V.. Fernside, Derry Downs Ancient Order of Foresters-Oourt "Foresters Harris Henry, Derry Downs Glory," No. 2t42, held at the Five Bells. Henry J., Reynold Smiths Secretary, H. S. Hutchings. St. Mary Higgins S., Kevington lodge Oray. Jm'enile Foresters· George Dow, Secretary. ?oghtonGeo. Richboro lo.,lJerry Down ST. MARY CRAY DIRECTO.H.I. ~29

Holyoak Mrs., Park road Clark J. T., Superintendent of the Howe J., 2 Park road Prudential Assurance, Derry Downs Laird Andrew, Elm cott., Derry Downs Coleman Fredk., boot and shoe maker Lane H., 4, Park road Cookson J. T., station master Lane Richard, Derry Downs Co-operatit'e stores-manager, Wm. Lane VV. R., CJPrus vill., Derry Downs Collins Lewis Rev. 'V., The Parsonage, Derry Creok Mrs .• greengrocer, &c., High st. Downs Crowhurst Fredk. C., market gardener MacFarlane L., Park road Crowhurst Miss Kate, teacher of music, Mansfield Mrs.,Yew cot., Chelsfield lane The Farm Millhouse W., Derry Downs Dalton Mrs. E., laundress, Myrtle villa, Moore John, Derry Downs Derry Downs Ogburn Miss, Derry Downs Dight Jas., second-hand clothes dealer, Oxley A. E., Clappses High street Phillips J., North Bank, Derry Downs Driscoll E., boot & shoe maker, High st. Pollard J., Hollydene, Uhelsfield road Epsom G., builder Reeve W. T., Derry Downs Everest Wm., wheelwright and smith, Spicer Augustin, The R::JOkery Church farm, Crockenbill . Stephenson H. E., Derry Downs Everist R., fishm~nger, High street Tomkins, H .• Derry Downs Faircloth F., eating house keeper Tyrer H. jun., Lime villa Figgess Herbert, farmer, Hockenden Whatson Isaac, 6 Park road, secretary Flynn Mrs. E., bootmaker and leather of St. Mary Uray Di~trict LO.O.F., seller, &c., High street M.U. Ford George, Anglesea Arms Wing J. Unwin, Little Hockenden Fordham W., butcher, High street Winter Robert, Derry Downs Foster T. C., beer house keeper, High st. Fox R., uewsagent and photographer, High street Commeroial. Goman W. J., organist and teacher of Algar Harry, schoolmaster. Endowed music, Fernside, Derry Downs school (Deputy Registrar) Goodenough Jas., greengrocer and Bailey Mrs. Ann. baker & confectIOner general dealer, High str~et Bald win Miss, fancy repository, High Goodwin Jas., grocer, &c., High street street Gray W. C., farmer, Sheepcote farm Barber John Paul, Institute day school Haines W., farmer, Crouch farm Barker George, watch & clock maker Hart Bros., plumbers and decorators Brett 1''., greengrocer, &c.• HIgh street and at Chislehurst and Sidcup , Billings Frederick, architect Heath H. S., dispensing chemist BillIngs Mrs., ladies school, Rosecroft Hilson G, Red Lion Inn cottage Hosmer Brothers, grocers, High street Boyce F., hairdre8ser, ,High street Huc1soD.& Sons, Farmers, Povcrest Brown 'Villiam, fishmonger ' Huggett Ned, Lads of the Village Burstow Mrs., dressmaker, DerryDowns Hutchings ~. S., beehive maker, coffee Buster W .. nurseryman and seedsman, tavern, HIgh street Cock manning nurseries, and High st. Inge Miss, china, glass, and fancy re- Clark Mrs., dressmaker, Alms Houses pository, High street Clark 'Vm., engineer and machinist, International Tea Co., High street Oak cottage Johnson, S, & C., drapers, milliners, Clarke Edward, printer, stationer, &c., &c, High street Post office, agent to Daintree's dye- Jackson Ii, farmer, Upper Hockenden ing and cleaning works Jones A .. tailor and outfitter Clarke Chas. B., A.qent to the Scottish Joynson and Son, paper manufacturers Widows' Fund Life Assurance Laslett W., tobacconist & confectioner Society, Post Office High street ' 230 ST PAULS CRAY DIRECTORY.

Lee William, geneml draper, tailor, Sharp W., Black Bo!! Inn milliner, &c. Shewen J., ironmonger, plumber, &c. Lemon Mrs., wheelwright, Star lane Slade M., draper, etc., High street London Tailoring and Clothing Co., Smith Josiah, librarian, Cray Library High street Smith George Mence, oil & colourman Martin and Co., banker!', High street Smith J. J., confectioner, toy dealer, Mayatt James, plumber and painter &c., High street May Alfred, farmer, Manor farnl Snelling John Carnell, brewer & miller McFarlane J., plumber. 1 Park place Spooner Isaac, butcher Mitchell J-as., baker, &c., High street Stanger Frank, draper, clothier, &c. Mugridge John, High street, butch0r Stiles J., blacksmith Ogburn G., saddler & harness maker Strouts Robert H., butcher, High street - Packman Dan, basket maker. High st. Taylor Henry, newsagent, &c., High Palmer James, Five Bells inn, High st. street Peirson n., chemist, High street Thames Mrs., clog dealer Penfold G. smith and farrier, &c. Threadgold Mrs., Chapel keeper, Phillips Richard, butcher Temple lodge Phillips E ..coffee house keeper, High st. Town Abel, High street, undertaker Plummer Miss, governess, Roman Trist John, toy and fancy shop high st. Catholic School House Tyrer H. and Co., coal, seed and Police Station- Baker T., Iuspectl)r corn merchants- Rankin Chas. hairdresser & tobacconist Tyrrell J" hairdresser and newsagent Reeve W. T., grocer & furniture dealer, Wade, Ashe, •.~ Battiscombe, surgeons High street Wallbridge Miss, currier & leather seller Rowe George, gasfitter, plumber, &c., West J., boot & shoe maker, High st. 9, Spring cottages Willoughby Thomas, grocer, High st. Schwerer D., watchmaker, &c., High Winter John, carpenter street WOud John, farmer, Orockenhill

ST. PAUL'S CRAY

sa small village adjoining St. Mary Cray and Foots Cray. It is about 5i I miles from Bromley, 14 from London, and 6! from Dartford, in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church of St. Paulinus is an ancient edifice, built of stone und flint, having a square tower and shingle spire. The register dates from 1535. The living is a rectory in the gift of Earl Sydney, and is held by the Rev. G. L. Langdon. The Zion Baptist Chapel, situate opposite Messrs. Joynson's mills, is convenient for both the inhabitants of this parish and that of St. Mary Cray. The chapel is served by one of the Students from the Pastor's Training College. The National Schools are situate next to the Parish Church. The Cottage Hospital is situate in Sandy Lane, and is available for Chislehunt, St. "Mary Cray, Oripngton, St. Paul Cray, Foots Cray, North Cray, and surrounding Parishes. Hon. Sec.: A. Cutbill, Esq., Railway Cottage, North Cray. The nearest railway station is St. Mary Cray, about half-a-mile from the village. The population at the last census in 1881, was 774, an increase in the preceding 10 years (If 149. The area is 1654 acres, and the rateable value £6lJ2. WEST WICKHAM l>lREOTORY. 231

LETTER Box, in wall at Mill, cleared Commercial. at 9.10, 1:l.5, 3.35, & 9.0. Sundays 1i.45. Attree J., wood dealer Letters for those marked * should be addressed" St. Mary Cray. Kent." Barton G., baker Rector-Rev G. L. Langdon, M,A. Chambers Misses, young ladies' school Curate-Rev. J. G. Gardner, B.A. Co-ope7'ative Stores, W. Stevens, mngr Churchwardens-H. Hearn and R. H. Strouts Corke D.T., grocer & provision mercht. Guardian-Rev. George Langdon, M.A •. FaIrcloth F.; eating house National School-Miss Hobbs, mistress Hearn Henry, fruiterer I).ndgreengrocer Ovel'seers-G. May and T. May. Hobbs Miss, National School mistress Car7'iers to London- W. Burgess & Carter Las]ett W., Bull hll Paterson & Co., every day except Saturday. Lindridge Edwin, grocer, Post Office Mann Mrs., tea dealer, &c. Private Residents. May George, farmer, Grey's farm ChapmanRev.E.W., PaulsCrayHill May Thos., farmer, Chalk pit farm Chapman Mrs. W. G. . Mills W., fruit grower Edwards Frank, Secretary Gas Company Nash W., paper manufacturer Heath Thomas, The Cottage Tyrer Bros .. brick makers Langdon Rev. George L. M.A., Rectory Rod well T., sexton May Mrs., St. Paul's Cray Tapsell Horace, Anchor Inn Nash Mrs., Nashville Tappenden -, Old Star Inn Star:cliffe G., Holly Lodge Tyrer Harry & 00., coal, corn, and *Wilkinson C., Marlings general merchants *Wilkinson Miss, Marlings Vinson E., farmer, St. Paul's Cray placa

WEST WICKHAM s situated on the borders of Surrey, about 4 miles from Croydon, 4 miles from I Bromley, 3 miles from Beckenham, and 12 miles from London; it is in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist, was built in 1487, and was almost rebuilt and the seats re-arranged in 1844 : itis of stone and flint with square tower, and a peal of five bells. The Register dates from 1558 .. The living is a rectory, and in the gift of Sir J. Farnaby Lennard, Bart., of Wickham Court. The seat of the above gentleman is a fine square structure with angular towers of the time of Henry VII. A large number of pal reolithic and neolithic fliut implements have been found at Rowes Farm in this parish by Mr. George Clinch. A Mission Church was recrntly built in the Villag~ by Lewis Loyd, Esq. There is also a Lecture Hall, with a small class room adjoining, built at the expense of the late Rector. In Reptember, 1887, the foundation stone of a new chapel for Independents, was laid by Mr. E. F. Duncan- son. The building will seat 120 persons and the estimated cost was £315. The trustees are the ministers and officers of the Bromley Congregational Ohapel. The area is 2,661 acres, and the rateable value £8,386. The population, as taken at the last census in ] 881, was 963, being an increase on that of 1871 of 78.

POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE AND Letters should be addressed "West Wick- SAVINGS BANK. ham, Beckenham, Kent," those marked * " Hayes, Beckenham." Miss Harman, postmistress. Letters arrive from Beckenham at5 50 and Rector-Rev. H. Bertie Roberts, M.A. 9.5 a.m. and M.O p.m. Despatched at Curate-Rev. A. D. Clutsom 9 a.m., and 3.55 and 8.5 p.m., and Ohurchwardens-W. Ashcroft and Sir J, F. Sundays at 5.55 p.m. Lennard, Bart. 232 WEST WICKHAM DIRECTORY.

Organist-E. Edney Commercial. Overseers- W. Hollamby and G. Sparrow. Anderson C., gardener Sexton-Jcseph Durling'. Guardian-Ashcroft William, "'Ashcroft Wm.,farmer,Layham's farm National School (mixed)- H. J. PIll.nt, master Ba1nes A., grocer London &; Lancashire Fire Insurance-H. J. Beall J., baker Plant. Prudential Assurance Oompany-A. Vigrass Boram, D., galdener Union Fire &: Life Insu1'ance - A. Carter. Brooke George, blacksmith Ancient Order of Foresters, Oourt Prince of Butcher Mrs.,Pri vate sc"hool,The Village Wales, No. 5100,held at the Wheat sheaf. lIieeting night, third Tuesday. Secretary Carter A., carman, corn and coal Jas. R. Ohapman. merchant, draper and general ware- Private Residents. house, Post Office receiving house Airdy Charles A., Ferndale Carton A., carpenter

Alcock Rev. Cassidy W'l grocer Beath D., Wood lodge Churchman Goo.farmer, Hawes farm Blake Dr., Rutford cottage Clarke J., blaeksmith .Bli,s T., Glenusk *Clinch 'Villiam Thomas, Rowes farm Bowman J. C., The Orchard COlls€1'vative Club.-J. Howard, keeper Bosworth '1'., Laurel cottage Cook Thomas, nurseryman, seedsman, Brooker H. T., Rosemead and florist, and at Beckenham Browning Hall,The Misses,Ra venswood Cooper J.. blacksmith Burt Major G. M., Orchardsleigh, Gros- Coote George, dairyman and contractor venor road Creed C. A., Railway Hotel Chatelanat Paul C., Ellerslie, The Creed Mrs., confectioner Orchard Crittall Richard, farmer Cow dell H. S., Cotleigh Crittall William, butcher Crittall R., '1'he Elm house Dumbrell Goobricklayer Dickenson Walter, Rose Mount Hain J. A., farmer, Court farm Divatt James, Hayne cottav.e Hawkins Mrs., hundreRs Garside T. R., Orchard estatu Hollamby W., Cal penter & undertaker Gripper Edward, O,lk lodge Jenkins F. P., Szcan inn Gripper E. J., The Ne~t Killiclc -Tames, cRrpentcr Heywood P., Orchard estate Levens W., Woodlands farm Horton ,V. B., Orchard esLate Lilley J., cattle dealer, Orchard Estate ~,Hoskier ]:I., Comy hill Matthews Mrs. M., laundress Humphrey Mrs., The'Village Olive Mrs., laundress Johnstone J. II., Khartoum villa Paskins P., bootmaker Lennard Sir John Farnaby, Bart., J.P., Powell R. A., surgeon Wickham court Reading J., beer retailer, White Hart Loyd Lewis, J.P., Monks orchard Ridge John, station master McAndrew Robert, Wickham house Rutley E., butcher Mellin G., Wickham hall Sargeant Wm., baker & shopkeeper Moule C. W., Pond hous(;1 Scott T. & A., carmen & contractors Oakley C., 'Wickham green South Mrs., tVheatsheaf Packe William, Hawes Down parrow G., wheelwright Pavne Edward, Launderdale Sparrowhawk Richard, general draper. PI~nt, II. J., Schoolhouse High street . Roberts Rev. H. Bertie, M.A .. Rectory Stokes, J. W., farmer. Coney hall farm Robertson J. C., Priors Stokes W. H., Coney hall farm Rolt James, Parkstone Welborn G.W.,Yew Tree cot.,dairymar Sedding J. D., The Croft Wells -, Waites house * Smith M. R., Hayes common Wilkinson John, vermin destroyer Thomasset Mrs., Manor house Williams Woobootmaker . Vine John, Houlton villa Woolcar Mrs., dress & mantle maker Wright Mrs., Nethercroft Orchard Estate