DIRECT'ORy·l KENT. ROSHERVILLE. 461 Ashdown Edw8rd, saddler . Humphery John, superintendent regis- Paine Albert, -chemist ' Austen John Clement, camer, fish mer- trar &'clerk to guardians of Romney Pankhurst William, shoe maker , chant & seed grower Marsh union Pearson Richard, builder Baker Frederick. farmer & seed grower Hutchinson Alfred, land steward to Mrs. Rayner Henry, confectioner V" Bates Alfred. butcher' Bell ' Smith Alfred Henry, grocer Beard lsaac, shopkeeper Hutchinson Alfred, jun.carpenter' Smith Robert, stone ma!WII &; builder Boom William, baker Hmchinson Ann Eliza (Mrs.), Ship ~ Smith Mary (Mrs.), grazier Buss Thomas, farmer mercial 4- family hotel 4- posting lw. Southland's Ho.'I.pital (Rev. Richard Butler Thomas King, plumber agent to Hammond & Co. shipping Carolns Stevens, governor) Catt John, farm bailiff to H .. B. Walker agent, Dover & sub-agent to ~loyd's Standing Ebenezer, brick maker esq. .T.P . & wine & spirit merchant. Families Stonham & Son, millers Clark Christoph~r,grocer suppliedwith wine & spirits of choicest Stringer Henry, solicitor, town clerk. Cobb Frances (Mrs.), WaT1'en inn quality at wholesale prices registrar of county court, clerk to the Collyer Michael, beer retailer Hutchinson George, blacksmith highway board & notary pnblic Daglish Richard Rothwell, surgeon Jarrett Henry, Cinque Ports Arms Strond Matilda (Mrs.), clothier Daniel Henry Young, baker Jarrett Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Tunbridge Thomas T. grazier Daniel John, baker Lingwood William, Ne'I(J inn Vidgen Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school Doudney Edwin. L.R.C.P. Edin. Rome ho Massey David, shopkeeper Vidgen Mary Ann (Miss), stationer' &; Dowle James, shoe maker Miller - (Mrs.), beer retailer postmistress Dowle James, jun. beer retailer Moat William Page, farmer Vidgen William, registrar of births, Edwards Charles, builder Moody James John, Victm-ia hotel 4- deaths & marriage.'l, relieving officer, Edwards Henry James, hair dresser posting house, fly & omnibus proprie- school attendance & inquiry officer Gas Works (Jeffery James Gilbert, sec) tor, mail contractor, furniture re- & inspector of nuisances to rural Gilbert Jeffery J.watch & clock maker mover, agent to South-Eastern Rail- sanitary authority & violin maker . way Company for the delivery of Washford Jeremiah M.R.C:V.S. veterinary Gravett Geo. & Sons, drapers & grocers goods & parcels to all parts; all orders surgeon Green William Edward, farmer & by post or telegram to meet parties Wellden William, butcher & grazier seed grower 'withopen or close carriages, or wag- Whitehead. William, rate collector &. Hamson William, cabinet maker gonettes at any railway station, to assistant overseer Hayward Herbert,bookseller convey them to any part, will receive Wisdom J abez, fellmonger Hills John., farmer & seed groweT prompt attention . OLD ROMNEY is a parish 2l miles west from New there are some brasses. The register dates from the year Rornney and 5 south-eastfrom Appledore station, from which 1538. The living is a rectory, yearly value £200, with 25 theLyddandDungellessrailwaybranchesandpassesthrough acres of glebe, let for a rent of £106 10S. in the gift of the Old Romney, in the Eastern division of the county, Romney Archbishop of Canterbnry and held by the Rev. William Marsh union. New ROInney county court district, lathe of Anderson M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.. The Rev. G. Shepway, rural deanery of South Lympne and archdeaconry W. Robinson, Alured Denne. Jesse Piper, E. Cock esqrs. and and diocese of Canterbury. Old Romney is partly within the Rev. C. W. C. H. Kenrick and others, are owners of land. the Cinque Port liberty of New Romney. The church of St. here. The soil is light loam; subsoil. sand. Th~ chief crops Clement is a small and ancient structure, consisting of are wheat, turnip seed and grass. The ar-ea is 2,535 acres; chancel, with aisles. nave with sonth aisle, and a north chapel rateable ,-alue, £5.391; and the population in 18]1 was 155. or aisle, north porch and a low tower with a dwarf shingled Sexton, Henry Holyer. spire, at the west end of the south aisle, containing 3 bells; PILLAR LETTER Box, cleared at 6.30 p.m. Lette\"s received the east window of three lights is Perpendicular; the western, from Folkestone throngh New Romney, which is the near­ also of three lights, Decorated; the font is Early English: . est money order & telegraph office Anderson Rev. William M.A. [rector] Ferns Herbert, farm bailiff to Jesse Hnnt Richard & Henry, farmers Bates Frederick, grazier Piper esq Millen Stephen, grazier Coleman William, farm bailiff to Henry Hickman Stephen, farmer Palmer Stephen, farmer & grazier Hnnt esq . Kelcey Jnlius Finn, grazier & cattle Wimble William, grazier Divers John; Rose 4- Ormon salesman ROSHERVILLE, bordering upon Gra.vesend, but east window and also two memorial windows, one at the east within the parish of , consists of a large number end of each' aisle, are stained. The register dates from the of well-built modern houses, standing on a considerable year 1853. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £300, with eminence, overlooking precipitous chalk excavations, the residence, in the gift of G. Rosher esq. and held by the Rev. and, on its northern shore, the low-lying fertile John Charles Gilling M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. meadow-lands of the county of Essex: it is an ecclesiastical Rosherville Gardens, the property of the Rosherville Gardens parish, taken from the civil parish of Northfleet in 1853 and Company, Limited, are beautifnl and picturesque, with is in the Mid division of the county, lathe of Aylesford, promenades tastefully and judiciously arranged: in the hundred of Toltingtrough, union of North Aylesford, Graves- tower there is a chime clock and patent carillon machine, . end county court district, rural deanery of , playing 14 tunes on 18 bells. Adjoining is the Rosherville archdeaconry and diocese of Rochester. The church of St. hotel facing the river. Steamboats from call at Mark was founded by the family of the late Jeremiah Rosherville pier. The area is 170 acres; the population in Rosher esq. and was endowed by George Rosher esq. of 187"[ was 757. Crete Hall, the patron, who also built a residence for the St. Mm'k's School, London road, for 224 children, erected incumbent: the church is in the Transition style and is with master's house, partly by subscription, but chiefly remarkable for the beauty of the stone carving with which by the munificence of the Rosher family; Lewis James it is adorned: it consists of chancel, nave and aisles: the Troubridge, master; Mrs. Troubridge, mistress PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Faith Wm. Campbelilodge, Burch road Rosher George, Crete han • Andrews Edward, I Burch road Falconer Mrs. 2 Pier road Rotherham Mrs. 8 Burch road Attwaters Thomas "'-illiam, 9 Pier road F'rench Mrs. II Pier road Royle Ralph, 26 Pier road Barlow William, Lansdowne house Gilling Rev. John Chas. M.A. Vicarage Sargent Robert, 19 Pier road Barry Miss. 29 Fier road Gostling William, 30 London road Silk Thomas Guy, 33 London road Bateman Abraham, 18 Burch road Barrison Charles, I Lansdowne square Simmonds David, 34 London road Beaumont Wm. Husband, 3 Pier road. Hayne Mrs. 6 Burch road Simpson George, Rosherville court Briant Alfred John, The Larches Hubbard Mrs. 8 Lansdowne square Smythe Edward George, 27 Pier road Carden Alexander James, Radley lodge, Hnghes Alian,4 Pier road Snellingo William, 7 Burch road Bllrch road Keates Mrs. 7 Lansdowne square Southgate Mrs. 2 Lansdowne square Clinch William, 16 Pier road Kingdon Richard,s Lansdowne square Steel James, 5 Bnrch road Collins Mrs. 31 London road Land Henry, 32 London road Stoneham George, 30 Pier road Coxby John, 8 Pier road Luxmore Arthur C. H. 6 Pier road Sturdy Edward, 28 Pier road Cullen Charles, 23 Pier road Palmer Chas. Courtney lodge, Burch rd Sunnucks Stephen, jun. :1:9 Burch road Davis George, 17 Pier road Palmer Mrs. 25 Pier road . Tomkins Mrs. :1:2 Burch road de Cuadra B. 20 Burch road Pass M'l"s. 19 Burch TOad Tolhurst Alfred, Burch house DickensoB Mrs. 20 Burch road Phillips Mrs. 29 London road Troughton Medhnrst Albert, Chilton ho Dunlop Isaac, 16 Burch road Phillips Mrs. 5 Pier road Troug-hton Thos.Kennett lodge,Burch rd F,Ue~' Elijah, 36 London road Rosher Alfred, The Grange Vinall Thomas, 2 Burch road

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