648 PO'WICK QUEENHILL WITH HOLDF.A.ST.

AGRICULTURAL & COMMERCIAL. Holland James, blacksmith, Pole elm frm. Baylis H., coal dlr. and farmer, Pole elm Holloway William, eng-ineer, The Asylum Bennett Ben., shoemaker, Bowling green HORTON WILLIAM,coal merchant,. BISHOP CHARLES, builder, &c. railway station Bomford Wm. Stone, farmer, Bush farm Hughes Thomas, farmer, Collett's green Browning Alfred, fly proprietor & farmer Hyde John, pig dealer Hyde Thomas, blacksmith and farmer Butt Thomas, farmer, \Vhitehouse farm • 7 and at Pirton, neat· Worcester ' Deblins green Carlos Edward, boo~ and shoe maker Jenkins Geo., clerk to Worcester county Cazalet Major Ge01·ge Henry, farmer, and city lunatic asylum, Rose villa. Bransford court Jones James, baker and shopkpr., Pole elm Cobley Mrs., farmer, (and in Jones James, shopkeeper, Collett's green parish) Jones W., boot and shoe maker, Stanbrook Cooper John, farmer, farm Knott Alfred, boot and shoe maker COPSON AI.FRED, Blue Bdl Inn, Knott J. Mayne, shopkeeper, Bastonford and shopkeeper, Pole elm Lane Mr., horse dealer, Salt-box Craddock F. H., M.R.C.S. (E.), deputy Lawrence Alf., shopkeeper and bricklayer medical superintendent, The Asylum Marshall Francis, wheelwright, &c. Creese Thos., farmer and dealer, White ho. Marshall J., mrkt. gardnr., Collett's green Doley James, blacksmith, 'l'abberns Oliver George, beer retailer (Crown Inn), Edwards J., farmer & hop grower, Sandpits Bowling green }-.aville Miss A., schoolmistress, Callow Pitt Thomas, Bear and Ragged Staff Inn, end near Bransford railway station Finch Henry, Coventry Arms Inn, & tailor Pountney John, farm bailiff, The Asylum Fisher John, farmer and hop grower, Russell J ames, miller, &c., Powick steam Lower Woodsfield (and in Newland) and water mills; res., Newland grange,. Fowles Thomas, coal dealer near Malvern Fowles William, beer retailer (Old Three SherlockJames, 1\f.D., F.R.C.S. (Edin.}, Tuns) ' M.R.C.P. (Loo.), resident physician Gabb James, farmer, Lower Woodsfield and superinteudent, The Asylum (and in Newland parish) Smith Edgar P., storekeeper, 'l'he Asylum Griffin Edwin, Red Lion Inn Smith John, farmer, Bosworth's farm Griffiths Dr. J. De Burgh, assistant Sprague James, wheelwright, Deblin's_gn. medical officer, The Asylum Stallard John, farmer, Stockend Grizzell T., blacksmith and shopkeeper Stephens Samuel, cottage farmer and Grundy George, fanner and butcher, shopkeeper, Bush lane and Bowling green SUDDS WILLIAM, Halfway House Grundy Mrs. Richard, butcher Inn, Malvern road, Powick Hall Geo., fmr. and dealer, Bowling green Tandy Charles, shopkeeper, Callow end Hall W., PiXham Ferry Inn, and coal dlr. Teague William, Old Bush Inn Harris Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper and Thomas Joseph, blacksmith, Callow end sub-postmistress, Post office Thrupp Mrs. Ma.ria, shopkpr., Callow end Hawkins William, farmer and hop grower, Turner James, farmer, Bank farm Beaucbamp court U nderhill William, parish sexton Hehir John, baker, &c., Bowling green Wargent James, builder, Callow end . Herbert J., fmr. & hop grower, Broa.dfields Watkins W., cot. farmer, Bowling green HODGES WILLIAM, fly and van Wheeler G., plumber, painter, and decorator proprietor and beerretailer ( Y ellQ'W Lion) ·woodward J . .1\iinchin, farmer; Pixham QUEENHILL WITH HOLDFAST. QUEENHILL is a chapelry, and, with the hamlet of Holdfast is in the parish of Ripple, on the west bank of the Severn, 2! miles S.E. of ~p~o.n, 5 N.W. of i'ewkesbury, and 12 S. of 'Vorcester; in the western d1VJ~1on o~ ~h_e cou.nty and hundred of Lower Persbore; union, petty sesswnal diVISIOn, highway and pollin(J' district of Upton · county court district of Tewkesbury; annual rat~able value, Queenhill £ 1 163 · Holdfast, £1,074; population in 1861, Queenbill 106 · H~ldfast 90 ~ in 1871, Queenbill, no, with 21 inhabited house~· Hoidfast 77' with 20 mua• 1' b"Jte d h ouses. l'h e acreage of Queenhill is' 644, and, of 'Hold- fast, 736. vVilliam Dowdeswell, Esq., of Pull court, is lord of the manor