. DIRECTORY.] 615 DALSTON. [MIDDLESEX.]
Do(~wra Htephen, builder, 1 North cot Kell Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeepPr Sheppard Charlotte Eliz.tbeth (l\lrs.), tages, Park road Keyte Edwin, linen drape!', Park road laundress, Middle lane DowniP. g· Ed wd. florist, Elm viis. New rd Leaver Thomas, landscape gardener, Spencer Harry Lyus, dentist, Pem Evan11 Martha (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Hornsey lane broke lawn, Hornsey lane Cedar villas, l\Iiddle lane Leonard Elizal>eth (Mrs.), tobacconist, Step hens Henry, beer retailer :Emns Thos. :JfaynardA1·m.'?, Park rd Park roafi Stone l\'Iary (Miss),ladies' schooJ, Lins Farm borough George,carprnter & china Lowin Wi!liam, tailor lade house & glass dealer, Park road Lucas James, carman, Park road Tozer Frederick, new river turncoci;, Fislwr Edward, tailor, Park road Lucas William, pluml>er, Park road 3 Cedar villas, Middle, lane Frank!in J ames, greengrocer, Park road l\Iarshall Henry, butclter, Park road Turnbull & Ryder, grocers & cheese Gardiner F1·ederick John, plumber, 23 1\Iitton Byran, marine store dealet· mongers Park roau Moorly Clement Eugar, grocl(r, & post Turner Francis, farmer, H ornscy lane Gardner J olm, dairyman office, Park road Underwood Rebecca (Miss), shop- Gillions Robert, corn & coal merchant l\Iuddiman John, bak~r, Park road keeper, Park road Godbold Alfred Geo. grocer, Park road Norman Joseph, plumber, Park road Underwood William, butcher Grieve Robt.M.D. surgeon,2Bellevue ter Orton Frederick, M.D. surg-eon Vincent & Kni~·ht, boa1·ding school Hale Thomas, baker Os horn George, dairyman, Willow walk \Yade Mark, zinc worker Harding Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, Palmer Thomas, pork butcher, Park rd Walker Louisa (Mrs.), milliner & drc5s JUiddlr, lnne Pizzey James. beer retailer, Park road maker, Park roall Harris William, hoot & shoe maker Pizzey James, contractor, Park road Walliss Chas. shopkeeper, Willow walk Hebblethwaite 'Yilliam, refreshment Prou~hten George, tailor Ward Thomas, fishmonger, Park to~u house, Park road PuddefootJames, Pr·incMs Alexandra, 'Veston \Villiam, greengrocer, Park rd Herhert Gem·ge, grocPr, Park roarl Park road Williams Alfred, photographer, 'I'op::;- Holding .T ohn,jun.huilder &c.TheGrove Relf Richard, dairyman, Park road field place Holmes \\'illia•n, watch ma. & jewPI!et· Richardson John, grocer, Park road WilliaiiiS llredk. Thos. uraughtf;man & Humphries Hannah (Mr;;.), con- Robinson 'fhomas, King'$ Head wood engraver, 7 Park cotts. Park rd fectioner, Park road Rutland Wm.F.oil & colorman, Park rd \Vright Joseph & Son, corn, coal & Hunt Richard, cow keeper, Ivy cottage, Seagrief J olm, news ag-ent, Park road coke merchants, Crouch End station Crouch Hill Searle Alhert, new river turncock, H Wrig-ht Sarah ( 1\liss), linen draper J at·vis William, p11rk butcher & dairy Park terrace, Park road York l\Iartha (:\lr;;.), ironmonger man, Park road Slleard S. C. & C.S.( ~Iisf!es ),stationers, Yori DALSTON. DALSTON is in the Eastern Metropolitan postal district, western end, I bell, spacious nave and aisles, and a very fine ahout 2} miles from London, and was formerly a hamlet of org-an, which is placed at the north side of the chancel: it Hackney. but was constituted an ecclesiastical district in is 75 feet broad (without the transepts), and 150 feet long, 1818. iiP.re is the junction station of the lines of theN orth ami will accommodate ahout 2,000, over 1,700 being on the J.ondon Railway fl'om Broad street, Poplar, and Camden tl•Jor ; it was lmilt in 186!, and opened under licence until town. The church of St.. Philip was consecrated in 18-H, August 6th, 1870, when it was consecrated by the Bishop of and will accommodate 900: it is of an oblong form, in the London; the living is a vicarage, yearly value about £1,000, Ea1·ly I~nglish style, and has tower with 1 bell, and spire, and has been since 1871 in the gift oftbe Bishop of London; small octagon turrets and pinnacles, has nave and aisles, and the Rev. Joseph G. Pilldn~ton, M.A., of Trinity College, an organ: the communion table is of carved oak: the corn- Dublin, the present Incumbent, was, however, presented by munion plate was the gift of Mrs. M. S. \Vatson, a near re- the lord of the manor, W. A. Tyssen-Amhurst, esq., who lntive of the incumbent. 'rhe register dates from the year then undertook to convey the patronage to the Bishop. The 18!8, J'.Iay. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £3;j0, population of this district is about 15,000. in the gift of the rector of HackTif~y, ami held by the Rev. The church of St. Stephen, HAG