THE POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
OP ESSEX AND HERTFORDSHIRE.
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The contents are similar to those in previous editions—a general account is given of each County ; Lists of Hundreds and Poor Law Unions are included, and also the Polling Places appointed pursuant to " The Ball<> p Act, 1872;" and the Proprietors have been able, for the first time, to add h sketch of the Geological Features of each [County, for which they are indebted to Mr. W. J. Harrison, of the Museum, Leicester. Then follows a List of the Places in each County, alphabetically arranged, with their Inhabitants, both Private Residents and Commercial ; it is stated under each * Parish in what Hundred, Union, and County Court District and Division of the County, as also in what Diocese, Archdeaconry, and Rural Deanery, it is situate ; and the College and University of every Bsneficed Clergyman have been given, as far as they can be ascertained. Very extensive alterations i • have taken place in the Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions.of these Counties since the previous edition—the new Diocese of St. Albans has been formed, comprising
X^^fiofiSfeg s of Essex and Herts—the Diocese of Rochester has been greatly changed, giving up tijLe new Diocese of St. Albans and receiving in exchange parts of those of London and Winchester, the parts so added forming the new Archdeaconry of Southwark : there have also been many changes in the Rural Deaneries of Surrey: all these have been duly recorded in this edition.
The Post Office Savings Banks and Government Annuity and Insurance Offices have been noticed ; the names of the Parish Clerks are given under each Parish > lists of Farm Bailiffs of Gentlemen farming their own land are
inserted ; ine population of each place, from the Census of 1871, is inserted throughout; and the new lines of Kail way, both completed and in course of constructs have been laid down on the Maps, which have been enlarged and
correctec up to the present date. b * IV
The valfie of the Directory, however, will depend on the fact that it has been most carefully corrected, every parish having been personally visited by
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E£SEX is one of the metropolitan shires and takes its name the Colne, 35 miles long, rises on the northern border near from the commonwealth of the East Saxons (one of the Birdbrook, becomes navigable at Colchester and receiving English hordes which settled in South Britain), and of which the Roman river, flows into the North Sea: the Holland Middlesex, London and Hertfordshire afterwards formed creek falls into the North Sea at Little Holland: the Stour part. After the Euskardians and Celts had been driven out is about 50 miles long, becomes navigable at Sudbury and Essex was held by the Belgic tribe of the Trinobante* until passes the ports of Manningtree and Harwich to the North tbe Roman inroad. Of the Romans it was a great seat and Sea: in the north-west the Cam and Slade brooks pass into here was their city of Caraulodunum. The Weleh, again Cambridgeshire* becoming masters, were driven out by the East Saxons. The shire has much rich meadow ground on the shores The chief clans concerned in the settlement were the Tilling, of the brooks and marsh lands on the friths and creeks. Hailing, Denning, Thurring, Benning, Billing, Horning* On the shore are many marsh island*, like those of Holland; Manning, Totting, Bticking and Dunning, being the same of these Canvey, Foulness, Wallasea, Mersea, Horsea, as those engaged in the settlement of East Anglia. In $23 Havengore and Potton are the greatest. Much of the shore it came under the swav of the West Saxons under Egbert,, is sheltered against the tides and storms by dykes and sea though more than once given up to the Banes. In the great walls. The inland is hilly and well timbered. The highest Civil War Essex sided with the Parliament and formed a hills of the London clay are High Beech, near Waltham powerful federation. Abbey, 760 feet high ; Dan bury, 700 feet high; Tip tree The shire is of an irregular shape, being in its greatest Heath, near Wit ham, 700 feet high and Laindon Hills, length, from north-east to south-west, 63 miles; it contains 620 feet hfeh. 1,533 square miles, or 1,055,133 acres, being the tenth Eng- Essex, of which Chelmsford is the assize town, is included lish shire for size. In 1871 its population was 466,436, being within the South-Eastern Circuit. Part of Becontree hun- an increase of 61,602 over 1861: males, 233,903? females, dred, vi«. Barking, East Ham, West Ham, Little Ilford, 232,533 ; the number of inhabited houses in 1871 was 92,356. Low Ley ton, Walthamstow, Wanstead, Su Mary Wood for J On the, east and south-east the county is bounded by the and Chingford is within the bounds of the Central Criminal North Sea; on the south by the Thames, which flows be- Court, and with Dagenham, Chad we 11 Heath, Waltham tween if arid Rent; on the west by the Lee against Middle- Abbey, Lough ton and Chigwell, under the jurisdiction of sex and by the Stort against Hertfordshire; on the north the Metropolitan Police* by Cambridge and on the north-east by the Stour, separating The shire is ecclesiastically within the recently formed dio- it from Suffolk* Thus there is a navigable belt from Sud- I cese of St Albans and divided into the two archdeaconries bury round by sea and so no Bishop's Stortford. On the of Colchester and Essex, except Ballingdon, a suburb of east the shore is broken by the deep friths and creeks of Sudbury in Suffolk, which is in the diocese of Ely. The the Stonr, Colne, Black water, Crouch and Thames. The Ven. Canon Blomfleld, M.A. vicar of Barking, is the arch- Thames flows from London to the North Sea, having several deacon of Essex, and the Yen. William Brice Ady, M.A. quays, but no great haven on the Essex shore. The Lee, rector of Little Baddow, is archdeacon of Colchester. and its head, the Stort, are navigable, passing through j There are several good towns, as Colchester, Chelmsford, Bishop's Stort ford, Harlow and Waltham Abbey. The Brain tree, Harwich, Maldon, Barking, Saffron Walden, Boding rises in Easton Park, near Dunmow,and flows south Witham, Halstead, Romford and Brentwood, besides, mar- for about 36 miles past On gar to* II ford, where it becomes ket and small towns and about 400 parishes. There are no navigable and, passing Barking, joins the Thames. The cathedrals or great endowments. Bourne brook, 12 miles long, falls into the Thames at Dagen- The county, for parliamentary purposes, was formerly In ham: the Ingerboume rises in South Weald and falls into two divisions, but by " The Representation of tbe People the Thames near Rainham: the Marditch, 12 miles long, forms Act, 1867," it was divided into three, called respectively a creek at Purfleet: the Crouch, 25 miles long, waters south- North-west, North-east and South. " The Boundary Act, east Essex and is navigable from Hull Bridge to the North 1868," altered the names of the first two to West and; East;
returning two members; Harwich and Mai don formerly (Colchester division), Great Coggeeball .(Witfaaw-division) returned two members, but by " The .Representation of the Great Horkeslsy, Great Tey (JVitham division), Ijnvijrtl People Act, 1867," they now return but one each. (Witham division), tangham (Colchester division), Litti The shire forms nineteen'hundreds and one liberty. The Herkesley (Culchetterdivision), tittle Tey (Withatadirt following is a list of the hundreds, with the places included 8io»>, Marks Tey (Witham division), Marshall (\Wtlfo« in each. •division),Messing, Mount Bures (Colchester division)^ P*t Hundred of Barstable:—Bassildon, Bowers Gifford, Bul- tiswick (Witham division), Stanway (Colchester division) phan, Cliadwell St. Mary, Corringham, Doddinghurst, Wakes Colne (Witham'division), We»t Bergholt (Colchester Downliam, Dunton, East Horndon, EaBt Tilbury, Fobbing, division), White Colne (Witham division), Worfaingford, Great Burstead, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Hutton, Ingrave, and Wivenhoe (Colchester division). Laindon, Langdon or Laindon Hills, Little Burstead, Little Hundred of Ongar: —Abbots RoQthing, Beauchamf Thurrock, Mucking, Neveridon, North Benflset-, Orsea,Pit- Roothing, Bobbingworth, Chigwell, Chipping Ongar, Fy- sea, Ramsden Bellhouse, Rainsden Crays, Shenfield, South field or Fifehead, ffireenstead, High Laver, High Ongar Benfleet, Stanford-le-Hope, Thunderslqy (part of), Valige, Kelvedon Hatch,Xambourne, Little Laver, Loughton, Mag- West Horndon, West Tilbury and Wickford. dalen Laver, Moreton, Navestock, North Weald Bassett, Hundred of Becontree:—Barking, Dagenham, East Ham, Norton Mandeville, Shelley, Stamford Rivers, Stapleford Little Ilford, 1,0w Leyton, Walthamstow, Wanstead, West Abbots, Stapleford Tawney, Stondon Massey, Theydon Bois, Ham and Woodford. Theydon Garnon and Theydon Mount. Hundred of Chafford:—Aveley, Brentwood, Childerditch, Hundred of Roehford :—Ashingdon, Barling, Canewii^n. Cranham, Grays Thnrrock, Great Warley, Little Warley, Eastwood, Foulness, Great Stambridge, Great Wakering, North Ockendon, Rainhain, South Oc&endon, South Weald, Hadleigh, Hawkwell, Hockley, Leigh, Little Stawbridge, Stifford, Upminster, Wennington and West Thurrock. Little Wakering, North Shoebury, Pagleeharo, Prittleweil, Hundred of Chelmsford:—Blackmore, Boreham, Broom- Rawreth, Rayleigb, Rochford, Shopland, Southchurch, field, Buttsbury, Chelmsford, Chignall St. James, Chignall, South Fambridge, South Shoebury, Sutton, and Tbun- Smsaley, Danbury, East Hanningfisld, Fryerning, Great dersley (part of). Baddow, Great Leighs (part of), Great Waltbam, Ingate- Hundred of Tendring :—Alreoford, Ardleigh, Beaumont- stone, Little Baddow, Little Leighs, Little Waltham, Mar- cum-Moze, Bradfteld, Brightlingsea, El is stead, Prating, garettlng, Mountnessing, Rettendon, Roxwell, Runwell, Frinton, Great Bentley, Great BTuniley, Great CTaotoit, Sandon, South Hanningfield, Springfield, Stock, West Great Holland, Great Oakley, Kirby-le-Seken, Lawfard, Hanningfield, Widford, Woodham Ferrers, and Writtle. Little Bentley, Little Bromley, Little Claoton, tittle Hol- Hundred of Clavering :—Berden, Clavering, Farnham, land; Little Oakley, Manningtree, M4stley, R«ms^j», St, Henham (part of), Langley, Manuden, Stansted Mount- Osyth-Cbich, Tendriag, Thorpe-le-Sokeu, Tborringtoo, fitchet (part of), and Ugley. Walton-le-Soken or Walton-on-the-Naxe, Wealey, Wix, Hundred of Dengie :—Althorna, Asheldham, Bradwell, and Wrabness. Burnliam, Cold Norton, CreekBea,Derigi9,Hazeleigh, Latch- Hundred of Thurstable:—Goldbangei^' Great Totliam, iitgdon, Mayland, Mundon, North Fambridge, Purleigh, St. Hoybridge, Laagford, Little Totham, Tollesbury,ToUt-shunt Lawrence Newland, Southminster, Steeple, Stow Maries, D'Arcy, Tolleshunt Knights, Tolleshunt MajSr or Btcking- Tillingham, Woodham Mortimer, and Woodham Walter. baro, and Wickham Bishops. < Hundred of Dun mow :—Aythrop Roo thing, Barnston, Hundred of Uttlesford:—Arkesden, Birohanger,Chri^all, Berners Roothing, Broxted, Ohickney, Good Easter, Great Debden, Elmdon, Elsenbam, Great Cfteiterford,' Great Canfield, Great Dunmow, Great Easton,High Ea9ter, High Chisall, Henham (part of), Heydon, tittle CheaWrfbrd, Roothirig, Leaden Roothing, Lindsell, Little Canfield, Little Ltttle Chisall, LitHebury, Newport, Quendon, Rickling, Dunmow, Little Easton, Margaret Roothing, Mashbury Stansted Mountiltchet (part ot), Strethall, Takeley, Wnndon Pleshey, Sheltow Bowels, Thaxted, Tllty, White Roothirtg Lofts, Wendons Ambo, Wlcken Booaot, Wifldisgtoo, and with- the hamlet of Morrell Roo tiling, Willingale Doe, and Wirabish. ' Willingale Spain. Hundred of Waltham:—Chingford, Effjiinte, Naxeiag Jiuodred of Freshwell:—Ashdon, Bardfield, Saling, Great Roydon (part of), and Waltbam Abbey or Waltham Holy Bardfield, Great Sampford, Helion Bumpstead, Hempstead, Cross. • Little Bardfleld, Little Sampford, and Radwinter. Hundred of Winstree:— Abbertnn, East Me^art, Fing- Hundred of Harlow:—GreatHallinghury, Great Parndon, ringhoe, Great Wigborough, Langenhoe, Lay«r retoa, Harlow, Hatfield Broad Oak or Hatfield Regis, Latton, Layer-de-la-Hay, Layer Maroey, Little WteborougU, Little Halllngbury, Little Parndon, Matching, Netteswell, Peldon, Salcott, Viriey, and West Meraea. Roj don (part of), and Shearing. Hundred of Witham:—Black Notley, Bradwall-n«xt> . liutid'red of Hinckford:—Alphamstone, Ashen, Ballins- Coggesball, Cressiag, Fairsted, FaulKbourne, Gnat Bras- diin-c At i-Brundon, Belchamp Otton, Belchamp St. Paul, tad, Great Leighs (part of), Hattleld Peverel, Kelvedtu, Belctiiunp Walter, Birdbrook, Booking, Boriey, Brplntree, Little Braxted, Little Soggeshall, Rlvenhall, Tsfllng,
Hnlftier, Bures, Castle Hedlngham, Felstead, Flnchingfield, Ulting, White Notley, and Witham. % Foxe'arth, Gestingthorpe, Gosfield, Great Henny, Great The liberty of H averlng-atte-Bower inoludea Honicbmeh. Maplefetead, Great Saltng, Great Yeldham, Halstead, La- and Romfbrd. > marsh, Llston, Little Henny, tittle Maplestead, Little There are seventeen unions—vl».: Billerlcay,4ka«»ti-ee, Yeldhatn, Mlddleton, Ovington, Panfield, Pebmarsh, Pent- Chelmsford, Colchester, Dunmow, Epptng, Halltwii, l.ex4 low, Rayne, Rldgtfell, Shalford, Sible Hedlngham, Stam- den and Winstree, Maldon, Ongar, Orsett, Roohfcrt), "pVnif bou*Ae, Stebblrig, Steeple Biimpstead, Stlsted, Sturraure, lord, Saffron Walden, Tendring, West Ham, and Tilbury', Toppesfleld, Twinstead, "Wethersfield, Wickham Tim following list of the union* shows the places iqplmlc J St. Paul'i. in each jfrtindk-ed of Lexden:—AMham,( Witliam division), Birch Billerioat UNIOX- (ColcWster dlvlslbn), Boxted, CUVpel -or Pontlsbrltflit Basildon > Dunton (VMhata dl'vlsion), CopfWd, DetfhSm (Colohelter difMun), Bowers Glfford Bast Horndon Enrls Colne, E««t DonyJnnd, Easthorpe, Engaine Colne, Brentwood Gveitf Burstead (Witfaajri division), Fc^n (%Mnfc_ division),' Fordbsm ChHdwdltefr Ildtton g Donuhuiu Ingrave HfflBSBE 3 Ramsrteft BeUhoase CopfJld Little Horkesley Rarasden Grays Dedhant Little Tey, urstead Shenfleld East Donyland Little WiKDorough Worley South Wmld Easthorpe Marks Tey Mbufitnewing Vtange > East Mersea 'Mount Bures West Horndon Fingringhoe Peldon ^QtfhJienfleet Wickford Fordhara Salcott Great Horkesley Stan way BRAINTREE UNION. Great Tey Virley Great Wigborough Wakes Colne Bfack Notley Pan field Langenhoe West Bergholt BBeking Pat tEs wick Langham West Mersea Brad we II next; Coggeshall Bay ne Layer Breton Wbenhoe Brain tree Shalford Layer-de-la-Hay Wormingford Crossing Stisted Layer Marney Finchlngfield Wethersfleld Great Baling' White Notley MALDON UNION. All Saints (Maidon) North Fambridge CHELMSFORD UNION. A 1th or ne Purleigh Boreham Little Waltham Asheldham St. Lawrence Newland Broomfleld Margaret ting Brad well St. Mary (Maidon) Buttsbury Mash bury Burnham St. Peter (Maidon; Chelmsford Pleshey Cold Norton Snore ham ChignalSt. James Ret tendon Creeksea South minster Chlfnal Smealey Roxweli Dengie Steeple ^Danbury Runwell Goldhanger Stow Maries East Hanningfield Sandon Great Totham Tillingham Fryerning South Hanningfield Hazeleigh Tollesbury Good Easter, Springfield Hey bridge Tolleshunt D'Arcy Great Baddow Stock Langford Tolleshunt Knights Great Leighs Wfest HatinWfteld Lateningdon Tolleshunt Major, or Beck- Great Walt ham Widford Little Tothatn ingharn Ingatestone Wood ham Ferris Mayland Woodham Mortimer Little Baddow Writ tie Mundon Woodham Walter Little &»ighs ONQAR UNION. COLCHESTBR UNION. Abbots Booth ing Little Larer All Saints (Colchester) St. James (Colchester) Beau champ Roothing Mo re ton Berechurch St. Leonard (Colchester) Berners Roothing Naves tock Greenstead St. Martin (Colchester) Black mo re Norton Mandeville Holy Trinity (Colchester) St. Mary - a t- the - Walls (Col Bobbingworth Shelley Lexden Chester) Chipping Ongar Shellow Bo wells Mile End St. Michael, or St. Mary Magdalen (Col Dod
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GEOLOGY OF ESSEX.
THB rocks of Essex have attracted a fair amount of at- surface. Evidently then there m u fitb a vebeen& greB tunterval tention from geological observers. The Government Geo- of time between the two, and proofs this interval ore logical Survey has published colored maps of the southern further furnished by the fact that the fossils found in the half of the county, prepared by Messrs. Whitakcr, Dalton, beds we are now going to describe are of an 'entirely different nature to those of the chalk, showing that a com<* Penning and others, and the examination of the northern M portion is also, we believe, completed, although the maps plete change in the life existii are not yet quite ready for issue: on these maps the various had taken place. Here then layers or strata of Tock are laid down with the utmost great boundary lines, placing accuracy, and indicated by means of various colors. beneath it, in a group denominated the Secondary, beds lower still (coal, slate, &c.) are known as Primary, but the The geology of the southern portion bordering on the newer higher strata are denominated Tertiary, or third in Thames and Lee has been described by Mr. W. Whitaker order of the stratified rocks. in his " Geology of the London Basin," and the sameauthor has also published a description of the strata in the north* The lowest Tertiary strata are known as the EocftXB tastern corner of the county, round Harwich and the Naze. FORMATION, and are subdivided into— Numerous papers by Professor Owen, Messrs. Brown, Mit- (1.) The Thanet Sands.—Re sting on the mass of chalk chell, Clarke, Charles worth, Searles, V. Wood, Harmer, near Grays we find 20 or 30 feet of fine light-coloured sands, Penning, Preatwich, &c. have appeared in the Journal of in which few or no fossils occur; they rest on a layer of the Geological Society and the Geological Magazine. The green-coated flints kno wn to the workmen as the u Bull- deposits at Grays and Ilford are favorite hunting grounds of head Bed." Mr. Whitaker has lately shown that the the members of the Geologists' Association, and have fre- Thanet Sands also occur at Ballingdon, a suburb of Sudbury, quently been described in their Proceedings. where they are 15 feet thick, and from this point they may Geological Formations in Essex:—The county affords a extend along the edge of the chalk to Bishop's Stortford. fair diversity of rocks. The strata rest one upon the other (2.) The Woolw ich an d ReadingB eds. —These are snottled with a general inclination or dip to the south-east: a con- clays and sands, also seen at Sudbury, above the Thanet frequence of this is that the lowest (and therefore oldest) beds sands: thence they run by Shalford and Easton park to the crop up and occupy the surface in the north-west of the south of S tort ford", where they are well exposed in several county, and here accordingly we find the white chalk or brickyards. In South Essex they run from Wennington by upper cretaceous strata. Renting upon the chalk, but formed Orsettto Stanford. Their thickness is about 40 feet. at a much later period, is the lowest tertiary stratum, know n (3.) The Blackheath(or Oldhavm) beds also occur near as the Woolwich and Reading beds, above which comes the Orsett: they are composed of well-rolled flint pebbles em- London clay, and lastly the Bandy Bagahot beds. Subse- bedded in sand, and are only a few feet thick. M r. Brlstow quent comparatively recent deposits of boulder-clny, sand, remarks " at Hassenbrooke, east of Orsejt, the farmer has brick-earth, gravel &c. repo?e irregularly upon the eroded some very productive strawberry beds,, and the fruit, well- edges of the true rock-masses enumerated above. known for its good quality, fetches a high price. I was told THE CRKTACEOTTS FORMATIONS—Commencing then that the produce of 12 acres fetches"£100 a week in Covent with the beds of chalk which we have already stated to be the Garden Market, a price much above what the neighbouring lowest and oldest of the strata which form the county of growers can get. The explanation of this difference in Essex, we find in the north-west of the county hilly and quality is, I believe, that the sandy pebble-bed upon which undulating ground, which presents, though in a less marked these strawberries are grown makes a soil especially manner, the characteristic features of the downs of the favourable for their cultivation, and that good gardening south of England. This chalk district extends from the has little to do with the matter." uorth and west boundaries of the county as far south as a (4.) The London Clay.—This is the chief Essex formation. line drawn through Bishop's Storttord, Castle Hedingham, When we descend the gentle eastern slope of the chalk, we and.Sudbury: it is only along the boundary Line with Cam- see before ns a second escarpment, rising In low nills bridgeshire, however, that the chalk hills make any feature to heights of between 200 and 300 feet above the sea. The in the landscape, or that we find the white earthy limestone lowest portion of the northern slope is composed of the known a* chalk actually forming the surface. The Royston Reading beds, but on the top and stretching thence right downs rise to a height of 400 feet, and from this point, to away to the mouth of the Thames and the North Sea we Linton and Haverhill the average height is between 300 find beds of stiff brownish and bluish clays, in which layers and 400 feet. The top of the Rivey, a hill just outside the of *eptaria occur: the latter are rounded masses of impure county near Linton, is 3*25 feet above the river Cam and 365 carbonate of lime, usually traversed by cracks* which are above the sea level. The Lower Chalk is exposed along the filled up with crystals of the same material. In the south western slope of this low escarpment and along the valleyBof east of Essex the London clay is 480 feet thick, hut it thins the little stream* that run northwards into the Cam. out considerably as we follow it westwards. Near Harwich The Upper Chalk is distinguished by the presence of the London clay was formerly worked for the septaria, numerous layers of flints, which are absent or rare in the which were used in the manufocture of cement. Here too beds below. A microscopical examination of chalk reveals it contains numerous small nodulftB of Iron pyrites, which the feet that it is almost entirely composed of minute shells are still col tecte d on the beach near Walton, for the manu- of foraminifera, alow class of animals which are, even now, facture of copperas, to the amount of about 1&0 tons per forming a deposit very similar to chalk on the bed of the annum. At many places in Essex the London elay is ]Jorth Atlantic Ocean. The clialk dips to the south-east and worked for the manufacture of bricks, and sections may be undoubtedly underlies the whole of Essex, rising again to seen near Brentwood Railway Station, Gallcywood, Ingate- the surface on the south of the Thames to form the hills stone, Moldon&c. known as the North Downs ; one little patch, however, crops There is a spring at Hockley, the water of which, like nut in the south of the county between Purfieet and Grays much of that from the London day, contains sulphate of Thurrock; here it is largely worked for the manufacture magnesia (Epsom Salts). An ende&vouT was made some of 49 whiting," and the flint nodules are employed years ajro to construct a " spa " with " pump rooms,0 and a ii^ making porcelain. Numerous fossils, os sea-urchins of woman was employed to dispense the waters whose strong thegenera A nanc bytes, Micr aster, and Gahrites, shells, healthy appearance visitors were led to believe was the as Terebratula carnaa, Inoceramux &c. and in fact all the result of their medicinal effects. In spite, however, of ordinary fossils of the Upper Chalk, are fairly plentiful. At such a strong corroboration of the efficacy of the Hockley Grays the chalk has been proved by boring to be about 660 waters, the public refused to be cured, and the speculation proved a failure; all that now remains of the spa being the feet thick and at Harwich 888 feet. 1 THB TERTIARY PHRTOD.—The chalk was probably de- buildings which are still known as" Hockley Spa/ Teasles posited at the bottom of a rather deep ocean, and was grow well on the Loudon clay, and also the elm, oak and iiardened, elevated to form dry land, eroded, and again de- a»h. prewedj before jfee next bed of rock was deposited upon its (5) The %ag$hot -Bed*.—These sandy unfossiliferous
t1 DIRECTORY.] £SSSiX. 7 strata only occur as outlying patebes in the southern half ol fails to distinguish it from the stratified r
CROPS* MVE STOCK. WlIMltBBi
Corn and cereals1. - - 408,996 Horses for agriculture, brodd n i«tres rind li^ t .Roots, artificial grasses, cabbage and rape 107,903 broken horses 42^685 Clover and grasses . 85,356 Cows in milk or calf ...... Permanent pasture •.. . 186,118 Other cattle * *... 51,822 Flax 68 Sheep, 1 year old 227,975 Barefellow ...... 42,453 Ditto, under 1 year. li8,697 Orchards 1,221 Pigs 202,996 Market gardens «... 4,183 Nursery grounds .,. 410 Woods and plantations 29,061
* * .H.-r - i nr ir nr Essex contained in 1874 inhabited houses 92,356 Parishes * 413 i In 1874 owners of land below 1 acre.... * 14,833 Owners of land of 1 acre and upwards * 7,472 22,305 Total acreage of rated lands 950,434 Gross estimated rental £2.166.077 Common or waste land, acres.... 6,896 Total acreage of the county .,... * 1,055.133
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COUNTY POLICE. i HEAD QUARTERS, CHELMSFORD, Chief Constable, Admiral McHardy, Springfield I ^Bridges BRENTWOOD DIVISION, EPPING DIVISION. Superintendent, John Dobaon, Brentwood Superintendent, Thomas Simpson, Epping STATIONS.—Aveley, *BilIericay. *Brentwood, *Bur9tead STATIONS.—Blackmore, Chipping Ongar, Eppfng.Fyfield, Great, Childerditch, Collier Row, Corringham, Great Harlow,Hatfield Broadoak, Kelvedon Hatch,L&tnbourne Warley, Havering, Hornchurch, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Matching, Navestock, Naeing, North Weajd Basset' Ingrave, Laindon Hill, Mountnessing, Ockenden South, Roy den, Stanford Rivers, Stapleford Abbott. StanleJord *Orsett, Rain ham, Ramsden Bellhouse, Ramsden Crays, Tawney, Willingdale Doe, Romford, South Weald, Stanford-Ie-Hope, Stifford, Thur- rock Grays, Thurrock West, Tilbury West, Upminster. HINCKFORD DIVISION. CHELMSFORD DIVISION. Superintendent9 Hugh Ackers, Braintree Superintendent, John Lennon, Springfield, Chelmsford STATIONS. — Belchamp Saint Paul, Belefaamp Walter. STATIONS.— Bad do W Great, Little Baddow, Borehara, * Braintree & Bocking, Bulmer, Earls Colne, Foxeartb. Broomfield, *Chelmsford, Danbury, Ingatestone, Leighs /I j.!. J.L _ _ /H /l It av din•« g hai m Castle. , Hedin« ... g bam" Great, Margaretting, Rettendon, Roxwell, Springfield, , Ridgewell, Saling Great, Stock,Waltham, Great Writtle. Steeple Bumpstead, Sturmer, ToppesfielcL COLCHESTER DIVISION. ROCHFORD DIVISION. Superintendent, Thomas Daunt, Colchester Inspector> Samuel Hawtree, Southend STATIONS.—Ardleigh, Bentley Great, BergholtWest, Birch, STATIONS.—Ben fleet South, Bowers Gifford Boxted, Bardfield, Brightlingsea, Bromley Great, •Cop- Hadleigh, Hockley, Leigh, Paglesham, Pri ford, Clacton Great, Dedham, Elmstead, Harwich h Ray- leleighi , RoQhford,Soathchurcb, Southend, Wi ing Great, ( Borough),Horksley Great, Kir by, Langham, •Manning- Wicktord. tree, Mount Bures, Oakley Great, Saint Osyth, Peldon, Ramsay, Tendring, Thorp, Wivenlioe. WALDEN DIVISION. Superintendent, Henry Flood, Newport DENGIE DIVISION. STATIONS.—Ashdon, Cbesterford Great, Ch Superintendent, George Rutledge JjiATip n s.-—A1 thorne, Brad well, Burn ham, Latchingdon, Clavering,Debden,Farnhain, Hadstock,HeL~ bury, Manuden, Newport, Quendon, Radwk«ir>'SafiVon ^Purleigh, Southminster, Steeple. Tilling ham, Woodham Walden (Borough), btanated Moimtfitahrtj&tffeethalL Walter, Woodham Ferris. Wenden Lofts. ^ DUNMOW DIVISION. WITHAM DIVISION- Fhoma^Elsey4 , jGreat Dunmow Superintendent. James May, Witham. it 4 «!>. ».• Ifleh i ~ B««ted, Dunmow Great, STATION.--Aldham, •Coggeahall Great, Origin*, Gpld* faster High, F&stead, Pinching field, Hallingbury Great, Jjpser.Hatfieid Heybridge, Kel^danVAAto Roothing Leaden, Samford Great, Stebbfitf, Takeley, White, Tey Great, ToUeshunt J>Awy,Wiokfcaia M&SL Thaxted, Wethersfield. Witham. ^ •Sergeants' stations. m&m
t r BEDHAJI is a town and parish in the Eastern division Sttmr House, the seat ofr William Herbert Dunneft, es^ Is of the county, Lexden union and hundred,Colchester county situated on the side of a hill, having; a commanding and court district, Dedham rural deanery, Colchester archdea- picturesque view of tfye vale of .©edham, the river Stohr, conry and St. Albans diocese, mentioned in " Domesday and surrounding country; it was built by the present owner Surrey/' on the navigable river Stour, which separates it in the y£ar 1868, in the Elizabethan style; the interior Is from Suffolk, 7 miles north-north-east from Colchester, 4 beautifully fitted up. Dedham Park, the seat of Hatleild !west from Manningtree^ 11 south-west from Ipswich, 58 James Back, esq. is a modern house situated in extensive from London and 3 fromth e Ardleigh station on the Eastern grounds. The manor of Dedham Hall belongs to the Duchy ^tTnion railway. The. town consists of one street, and is of Lancaster, and Francis Smythies, esq. is lord of the sltuatedin a picturesque valley. The church of the Virgin manor of Over Hall and Nether Hall. The principal land- Mary is a handsome building, in the Perpendicular style, owners are the Eyre family, Thomas L'Est range Ewen, J.P. having chancel, nave, aisles, and a fine tower containing 8 Hatfeild James Back, William Herbert Dunnett and E. ft, bells. The register dates from the year 1560. The living Edwards, esq is. The soil is mixed; subsoil, various. The *is a* vicarage, yearly value £170, in the gift of the Duchy chief crops are wlieat, barley, oats and beans.. The area is' of Lancaster and held by the Rev. Alfred William Mason, 2,551 acres; rateable value, £8,01815s.; and the popula- •MVA. of Trinity College, Cambridge. There is also a lecture- tion in 1871 was 1,916. ship, endowed with great tithes, held by the Rev. Hamilton Parish Clerk, Henry Hitchcock. Ashwin, LL,D. of Dublin. In this parish there are two en- POST & MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAM OPTO) dowed schools : the Free Grammar School, founded in 1571, ings Bank.—Miss Sarah Ann Fitch. Letters by William Littlebury, and chartered by Queen Elizabeth 5 a.m.; dispatched at 7.30 p.m in 1575, oT which the Rev. Gerald Thomson Lermit, M.A., INSURANCE AGENTS IX.d. of St. ;John's College, Cambridge, is the head master; Liverpool London Globe, J. M. RodweS the number of foundation scholars is limited to 20, who are Provincial, N. Saunders, H all field ho] appointed by the governors, with the advice of the head Registrar of Births, Deaths § >,- Willlto IOmeter; exhibitions are attached to this school for pupils Jefferies Page proceeding to St. John's College, Cambridge, value £00; SCHOOLS ' ,boys residing in the parishes of Dedham, Ardleigh, Great Free Grammar, Rev. Gerald l$dmB< fit, M.A,, E^romley and Bradfield in the county of Essex, and Strat- LL.D. head master; A.J. Chevallter, M. Simons, ford St. Mary, in the county of Suffolk, are alone eligible; M.A. assistant masters; Herr W.'Ke lan- tjig yearly income is. about £379; tlie other, called the guasfc master; J. H. Anderson* English maater^'EdWin Englis~
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LEYTON (or Low LEYTON) is a parish, in the Southern POST OFFICE (Higher Office), Leyton green.—George division of the county, Becontree hundred, rural deanery of Holmes, receiver. Dispatch, 10 a.m. 12.45, 4.45 & 9 Barking, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of St. Albans, p.m.; delivery, 8.20 a.m. 2, 7 & 9 p.m West Ham union, Bow county court district, and the RECEIVING HOUSE, Money Order Office & Savings Bank, Jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court and Metropolitan Church road.—Mrj. Anna Sawyer, receiver. Letters TPolice, b\ miles from London, and is a station on the dispatched, 9.30 a.m. 12.30, 4.30 & 8.15 p.m. Money Great Eastern railway: it is governed by a Local Board of orders issued & paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m Health, consisting of 1,5 members: it adjoins Walthamstow RECEIVING HOUSE, Money Order & Telegraph Office, and Stratford, and is pleasantly situated on the banks of the Savings Bank, Government Annuity & Insurance Office, river Lee, from which its name was derived: it was a High street.—Mrs. Susannah Munn, receiver. Letters Roman establishment, supposed to be the site of the ancient dispatched at 10 a.m. 12,45, 4.45 & 9 p.m.; delivery from Durolitum; many Roman antiquities have been discovered, Higher Office as foundations of buildings, a subterranean arched gateway LOCAL BOARD:— and coins. The church of St. Mary is a plain brick building, Clerhy Robert Thomas Wragg consisting of chancel, nave, north and south aisle, and has Medical Officer, A, Peskett, M,D sittings lor 800 persons: it contains tombs of Strype, the Inspector of Nuisances^ William Benson antiquary, who was vicar here for 60 years, and died 1737, Surveyor t Alfred Ash bee Goring, Earl of Norwich, Sir Michael Hickes and others. Collector, Charles Frederick Thomas The register dates from the year 1575. The living is a vicarage, yearly value -£450, with residence, in the gift of INSURANCE AGENTS and held by the Rev. Edward Jones Brewster, M.A. of St. Liverpool §• London Globe, J. Bradley, 1 Richmond Mary Hall, Oxford. All Saints church was erected by vil. High st. & J. Messent, Wheatsheaf ter, Lea Bridge rd subscription in 1854, and consecrated January, 1865; it cost London Assurance, Morrow, Monro & Co. 11J Union court, about £2,500. Here are National schools for boys, girls Old Broad street e.c and infants, a chapel for Wesleyans, and a metropolitan Manchester Fire, J. R. Aldom, M.A. Sal way house police station in the Lea Bridge road; also almshouses of Royal Exchange, W. Penn, Church road the London Masters Bakers' Pension Society, and charities PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS producing £77 yearly, distributed in bread. Sir Thomas London Master Bakers* Pension Society's Almshousesf Roe, an oriental traveller, was born here in 1580. The Lea Bridge road, J. W. Dosell, hon. sec Rev. John Pardoe is lord of the manor and principal land- Police Station, Lea Bridge rd, Wm. Anderson, inspector owner. The area is 2,272 acres; rateable value, £30,702; Vestry Hall, Church road, Robert Thomas Wragg, clerk the population in 1861 was 4,794; and in 1871, 10,894, of SCHOOLS:— which 4,914 are in Ley tons tone. National, founded by Mr. Ozler in 1697, and enlarged in KNOTTS GREEN and Lea Bridge are the names of 1877. Master of boys' school, J. W. Jones; mistress of localities in the parish, which were formerly treated as girls* school, Mrs. Bell; mistress of infants' school, Mrs. hamlets; at the latter is a station on the Great Eastern Apps ra il way. Board, James Webb, master At JKUCKHOLTS, obscured by trees, are the remains of Poor Law {Catholic), Park house ancient entrenchments, with a square double embankment, Railway Station, Leyton, Robert Turner, station master 100 feet in diameter, secured by a moat. Railway Station, Lea Bridge, Alfd. Ho ward,station master Parish Cle^li,CI David Sayer. CARRIER TO LONDON.—Benjamin Mitchell, daily Pill VAT E RESIDENTS. Blissett Thomas, Clyde place Crouch William, Oliver road Abery John, Shrubland roatf Blyth Fredk. Delacourt, Capworth st Cummings Charles, Grange Park road Adams George, Grange Park road Bonner Charles, High street Cunningham Benj. Grange Park road Airey John, Forest vils. Lea Bridge rd Borwick Joseph Charles, Knotfcs green Curtis Abel, Church road yAlbiston Reuben, Park villa,Wilmot rd Bottomley John, 6 Essex villas, Lea Dale Joseph, Vicarage road Aldom Joseph Rufus, M.A., F.R.G.S. Bridge road Davall John, The Villas, Vicarage road Sal way house Bouette Florentine, Grange Park road Davey Mrs. Leyton road Aldroyd Allen, Oliver house, Oliver rd BowersJohn, 6 Albany rd.LeaBridge rd Davies Mrs. Primrose ter. Vicarage rd Andrews Miss, High street Boyce Robert, Vicarage road Davis Edward James, Primrose terrace, Angliss Samuel, Elizabeth villas, Lea Bramley Mrs. Vicarage road Vicarage road Bridge road Brewster Rev. Edward Jones, M.A.The Dempsey William, Lea Bridge road Arnott Capt. Geo. Walker, Church rd Vicarage; & National club, White- Denford John,Station cot.LeaBridge rd Asbby Josiah, Capworth street hall gardens s.to Dixon Alfred, Goldsmith road Ashcroft Henry, Grange Park road Briggs Mrs. East hill Dodsley James Henry, Russell road Austen Thomas, Grange Park road Broad George, Capworth street Dollwood William Henry, Oliver road Badger William Bassett,Vicarage road BrownHenry,Ash eottage,Thomhill rd Dolman Mrs. 10 Albany road Bailey Charles John, Church road Brown Thos. Burnett, Grange Park rd Dowell Mrs. Thornhill road Baker Robert Wrentham, Church road Brown William, Grange Park road Doxat Miss, Leyton road Baker Washington, Park place Buckley William, Acacia lodge, High st Drew Thomas, Grange Park road Barber George, Amberly road Bunn Mrs. Myrtle villa, Oliver road Dye Chas. Isabella villa. Lea Bridge rd Barclay Joseph Gurney, Knotts green Byas William, Leyton park Edenborough Clarence Marsden, Essex Barker Arthur, Vicarage road Caley John Frederick, Amberly road villa, Lea Bridge road Barrington Charles, Goldsmith road Camp John, Goldsmith road Edenborough Frank, 5 Albany road, Bartleet Mrs. Park place Capper George, Capeland Lea Bridge road Baverstock Walter Wm. 3 Albany road Carr Watson, Leyton road Edwards Edward John, 7 Lea Bridge rd Bayst Mrs. Meadow cot. Lea Bridge rd Carter Thomas Charles, Goldsmith rd Eidmann Mrs. Vicarage road Beames William, Grange Park road Cartwrigbt John, Goldsmith road Elkins Jas« Crofton cot. Lea Bridge rd Bean James, 10 Lea Bridge road Chew George, Grange Park road Essex James Charles, Grange Park rd Bear William Caster, Church road Chew James Fermor, Grange Park rd Evers George, Thornhill road Becker Charles John, Church road Christian John, Thornhill road Farley Rev. Ebenezer James [Baptist], Bedford Christ, Wiimot road Churchley Peter Charles, Goldsmith rd Vicarage road Bell Alfred, Grange Park road Clark Arthur, Amberly road Finlay William, Church road • Bennett John Edwin, Goldsmith road Clay ton James, Capworth street Fischer Charles, Westhourne villa, Lea Bennett Samuel, Beaumont road Coates William Henry, M.R.C.S. Fern- Bridge road ' Biggs John, Capworth slip wood house, Hainault road Fraser John,Flower villa,Lea BridgeTd Bissmire Mrs. Goldsmith road Cook Geo. Fairlight villa, Vicarage rd Freeman Joseph William, Amberly rd Bitten Robert. Oliver road Cook Mrs. The Poplars, Lea Bridge rd Frost Charles, Sophia road Biaikie John. 3 P eld on vils. Vicarage rd Cooke John, Grange Park road Frost Edwin, Beaumont road Blair Geo. Thos. Essex ho. Vicarage rd Creed Richard, Grange Park road Gabriel Thomas, Shrubland road 158 LE-Y70N. JB&WHBXC HBVflftB Gaffin Anthony, High street Martin William Thomas, Park place Viiicft Albeit? <&(banj$e
Toyne Frank, Hainault road Gidney Fredk. stonemason, Harrow gn Poulson John, builder, Harrow green Tyler Mrs. g Holly villas Gingell Geo. dentist, 6 Lansdowne vils Priest Robert, smith & farrier, Highrd Van Drant Mrs. Tylney house Girling James & Henry, coal merchants Protheroe Alexander, nurseryman Walker Edmund, Hainault road Golding Alfred, lailor, Holloway road PryorWm.furniture dealer, Holloway rd Wallace Houston Stewart, Hainault rd Gratton William, gardener, Harrow rd Rayner Charles George, marine store Ward John, Fairlop road Guthrie Peter, oil & colorman, High rd dealer, Holloway road West William, Holloway Down house HalfordFrcdk. oilman, Beechcroft road Ranger Ernest, hair dresser,Harrow gn Wickhara Thomas, Cromwell house Halford Thomas, Thatched House, Redgrave Wm.bricklayer, Hollo wy. d wn Will mot t John, (?ol worth road Ley tonstone toad Revitt Joseph, grocer, & agent for W. Winen Gerard, Fairlop lodge H&mbly James, carpenter, Clarence rd & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Woods Henry, Fairlop roid Harris Joseph, The JElms, High road Harrow lane Wright Charles Elvey, Wallwood road Hemming James, livery & bait stables, Richardson Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, Wright Henry, B irk beck road Harvey road Leytonstone road Wright Miss, Forest Henderson HannahMaria( Mrs.),baker, RobbinsAlfred, sign writer,3 Ingham pi Young William, Hainault road High road Robins Frederick Augustus, builder, 5 COMMB RCIAL, HepworthWilliara, plumber, Church la HollGway road Arber William, builder Hicks Hy. Hartley, painter, High road Rourke Christopher, shopkeeper, Ley- Aris Augustus, chemist, Harrow lane HicksRt .stationer & bookseller,High rd tonstone road Avery Thos. corn chandler, Harrow grn Hiddens Chas. carpenter, Beach croft rd Rowe Edwd. Jas.grngrcr. Harrow grn Ballard John, watch maker. High road HillsEli7,th.(Mi39),seminary,Harvey rd Rushbrook James,shopkeeper,Temple st Banes John, eating house, High road Hiuks James, registrar of marriages, Sage Philip, hairdresser, Harrow lane Banord Thomas, Red Lvmy High road Ley tonstone road Savil Lucy (Mrs.), Cowley Arms, Barker Alfred, timber merchant & Hi tchcock.Chas.grngrcr.il olio way down Harrow green builder, Hollo way down Hobb3 Henry R. shirt innfctr. High rd Simpson Jo si ah, grocer, Victoria road Barlow Geo. J. dairyman, Harrow grn Hooper Robert, oilman, Harrow green S k el to n 11 ichd. veterinary surgn.High rd Barnard John, boot & shoe maker, Hurlock Edwin,fishmonger, Harrow gn Slade lames, grocer, Union lane Church lane Hussey Harriet S. (Mrs.), seminary Smith George, confectioner & cab pro- Barnett Samuel, srrocer, Park road Isaacs James, Plough Harrow, prietor, High road Barnett Albert, tobacconist, High road Harrow green Smith Wm. bricklayer, Mornington rd Bellamy Frederick, blacksmith & far- Lszard Edmd. linen draper,Holloway rd Snow John, boot maker, Harrow j;reen rier, Holloway down Jacques James Thomas, watch & clock Sotcher William George, boot Ac shoe Bent Saml. farmer, Green Grove farm maker, Holloway road maker, Victoria road Blount William, building material Jones Hy. hair dresser, Holloway down SpencerThos. Wm.Robt. tailor, Bitherrd dealer, High road Jon es J a*, brazier&gasfit ter .Harrow lane Sproul William Henry &c Co. coal mer- Bosworth Thomas, butcher, High rd Keates John J.estate agent, Hainault rd chants, H arrow grn 65 Forest e.c Brafield -William, china dealer,High rd Kent William Henry, station master Stafford George James, blind maker Brltton John, Juiner & builder, First Kingston John T. cabinet maker, Stanley Ann Elizabeth (Miss), teacher A ven ue Church lane of the pianoforte, Cowley road Brooks Joseph,butcher, Harrow lane Kirkdale Subscription Rooms (James Stevens Henry, news agent, High road Bunett William, shopkeeper, Temple st Wm.Bishop, esq. chairman); High rd Stevens Isaac, blacksmith, Harrow lane Burden Edward, shoemaker,Harrowrd Lakeman Joseph Jas. chemist, High rd Stoffell & Co. grocers & wine merchants, Busby John, dairyman, Victoria road Lambert Wm. shopkeeper, Hollo way rd & agents for W. & A Gilbey, wine & Cains Ed wd.builder & decorator, Highrd Lawrence James, beer retailer, Ley- spirit merchants, High rd Caswell William Henry, saddler & ton stone road StroudJ.&A. brick manufrs, Harrw.grn harness maker, Harrow green Le Heup SI. beer retailer, Harrow grn Strutt Robert, shopkeeper, Holloway rd Chaplin Arthur E. linen draper, High rd Lewsey & Lee, grocers, High road Taylor Ann (Mrs.),linen draper, Hgh. rd Clarke & Dunham, manufacturers of Long William, liancy repository, High rd Taylor George, tailor, High rd flour making machinery, Harrow Looker Henry,stone mason, Holloway rd Taylor George, com chandler, High rd green ; 8c 69 Mark lane b c Lowe Richard, solicitor, Harrow road Taylor Henry, farrier, Park rd CI ay son J ohn, grocer, Ley tonstone road Loxley John, shop keeper, Holloway rd Taylor Wm, Lewis, carpenter, Park rd C ocken H enry ,r ent collector, Vic toriard Loxley William, baker, Holloway road Thompson Benj. beer retailer, High rd Coker John J . fishmonger, Harrow lane Mancer Edwin, greengrocer, High road. Thui-s ton Walter, boo t&shoe ma. High rd Col will & Co. drapers, High road Mark by Joseph, harness maker, High rd Tilley James, cabinet maker, High rd Combs Thomas, pawnbroker, High rd MarkbyThos.boot&shoe maker, High rd Titmus Charles, florist, Harvey road Cooper Frank YVm. surgeon, Gains- Miles John, tailor, Harrow green Todd Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Hol- bora' house Moran James, beer retailer, Park road loway road Cooper Stephen, Green Man, Highrd Morris George, auctioneer, High road Top ham Amos, builder, First Avenue Cottrell Frederick,painter, Holloway rd Morse Wm. P. tobacconist, Harrow grn Towsey John, confectioner, High road Cox Harry, linen draper, High rd NewburyJ ohn,bricklayer,Hollowy.dwn Tuck Stephens,shopkeeper, Harrow rd Cullen William, baker, High road Newton William Henry& Son,builders, TurnerJhn. watchmaker, Leytonstone rd Deasley Jhn.( Mrs.).baker, Hollowy.dwn Howard road Ty tton Minshull, wholesale brush maker Debney Charles & Co. horticultural en- Nice Henrietta Rose (Mrs.), Crown, "&c. High road gineers, gasfit ter s& smiths, Harw.gm High road Uffindell Isabella & Anne (Misses), D u kes Josh u a, brd n g .schl.Cambrid gepk Norris Medlicot & Young (Misses), fancy repository, High road Dyer William, poulterer, High stone seminary, 1 Forest pi Upton John Thomas? butcher, High rd East Robert, butcher, Harrow green North Metropolitan Tramways Co. Wadley Ezekiel, builder, Col worth ter Ebert Peter, baker, Harrow green car manufacturers, Union lane Warren Frederic Sc Co. coal merchants, Edridge Henry, grocers, High road Northwood George, The Hell Railway station ElmerSarah( M iss), m illiner, H arrowgrn Nunn Alfred, shop keeper, Victoria rd Warren Hy.boot&shoe ma. Harrow grn Emerson Henry John, printer, Highrd Nurse Jsph. french polisher, Harrowrd Watts Robert, boot& shoe ma. High rd Ennes Chas. boot maker, Kirkdale ter Orchard Elizabeth (Mrs.), linen draper West Sarah Ann (Mrs.), haberdasher, Fennell Alfred, oilman &c. Harrow green Harrow green Finney Samuel, tailor, Fairlop road OverettGeo.chimny.swpr.Momingtn.rd Wheeler Wm. florist, Holloway down Flower William, farmer, Forest tarm Payze Richard & Sons, Corn & seed White Benjamin, plumber & glazier, ForgeJames William, architect,High rd merchants, High road Victoria road Freeman James Joseph,grocer & cheese- Peace Alfred, carrier, Park road Whitehouse Thomas Gill, surgeon, High monger & post office, Harrow green Peartree George, butcher, Harrow grn road; & Maryland Point, Stratford Fuller Ebenezer, whitesmith & gas- Perkins Geo. greengrocer, Holloway rd Wild smith Frederick, builder, Highrd fitter, High road Platten Edwd. cab proprietor, High rd Wilks Alfred, carman, Harrow road Friedman n Henry, photographer, Har- Pooley William, steward to J. Griffin, Windmill William Henry, chemist & row green esq. Wall wood house post office, H igh road Gardner & Son, dyers, High road Pottison Joshua Matthew, fancy re- Winepress Fredk. gen. dir. Holloway rd Gibbs William, shoe maker, Chapel pi pository, High road Wiseman David, plumber, Holloway rd
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Forest Gate. It is M miles Lee and on the Great Eastern railwav. whpnnp the PaI^Tim*** from Shored itch, is a ward oi the. parish of West Ham. anil r-'.S T
230 STHATFOHD. in the union of West Hani,'in the jurisdiction of the Central tees, and held by the Rev. JaipesWray Carter. The area fe Criminal Court and Metropolitan Police, in the Bow county 405 acres ; the population in l87l 3vas*4jfl0O; court district, rural deanery of Barking, Archdeaconry of STRATFORD NEW TOWN, formerly oalled HUDSON'S- Essex and diocese of St. Albans, and Eastern Metropolitan TOWN, is a part of Stratford, adjoining the Angel lane rail- postal district. It is united tu Stratford-le-Bow, in Middle- way station. sex, hy a bridge over the river Lee. Tramways are laid down St. Paul, Stratford New Town, -was formed into an eccle- from the Broadway to Aldgate. siastical parish from the mother parish of West Ham, In 1865.. Stratford is included in the Local Board District o* The church, situated in the Maryland road, is a plain brick West H am. building, with chancel, nave, aisles, apse, and a turret with 1 bell. There are sittings for 1,250 persons, half of which are St. Johns is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1844 from the free. The register dates from December 10th, 1864. The- mother parish of West Ham; the church is a large and living is a vicarage, yearly value £300, in the gift of five handsome edifice, in the centre of the town, where the main trustees, and held by the Rev. William Spencer. The area road from the east of London diverges towards Romford and is 336 acres; the population in 1871 was 8,730. Leytonstone : it is in the Early English style, and was built The Congregationalists, Baptists, and Wesley an s have at a cost of £33,000; of this sum £18,000 was raised by sub- chapels here. scription, and the remainder advanced on security of the The Catholic church of St. Francis of Assisi was opened rates; the church consists of chancel, nave, aisles and tower- May 12, 1868: it is a rectangular building in the Italian, The land was given by the late Lord Mornington, then style, 90 feet by 35, capable of holding 400 persons, with a Tylney Long Wellesley Pole, esq. of Wanstead, and T. small tower over the porch containing 1 bell; there is also a Humphreys, esq. lords of the manor: it had been before this large school room for boys underneath; the cost was £6,00(L an unenclosed village green. The church was erected in 1834 The Town hall, opened July 7th, 1869, is situated at the as a chapel of ease to the parish church of West Ham ; it corner of West Ham lane and the Broadway, Stratford, and became a parish church about 1859, and was constituted a has a frontage of about 100 feet each way. vicarage in 1868. The register dates from the year 1895. On the river Lee are flour mills, chemical and print The living is a vicarage, value £310, in the gift of the vicar works, artificial manure factories, soap and candle works, of West Ham, and held by the Rev. William JayBolton, M.A. vesta and match manufactories and distilleries. of Caius College, Cambridge. The area is 301 acres; the In 1135 an abbey for Cistercian monks was founded here, population in 1871 was 10,834. the abbot of which was a lord of Parliament, and of which Christ Church is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1852 the income at the Dissolution was £57315s. 6d,: there are from the mother parish of West Ham: the church, in High considerable remains of the building. George EdwaTds, street, erected in 1851, is a handsome stone building in the the naturalist, was born here in 1692 and was also buried, Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, with tower and spire. The register dates from the year 1852. The The population of the Strratford Ward in the West living is a vicarage, yearly value £300., in the gift of trus- Ham Local Board District in 1871 was 23,286. Official Establishments* Local Institutions, &c. POST & MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Savings ] Poor Rates Collectors, William Escreet, Henry College Bank & Government Annuity & Insurance Office, Broad- Thomas George Tonge way.—Alfred Moss, receiver PLACES OF WORSHIP:— POST & MONEY ORDRR, OFFICES k Savings Banks, 24 St. John's Church, Broadway, Rev. William Jay Bolton, Upton place, Romford road.—William Stock, receiver; ]vi«A* vicar Market place, Leytonstone road, New town.—George Christ Church, High street, Rev. J. Wray Carter,, Singley, receiver; 64 High street.—John Osborne, re- incumbent ceiver; 271 High street.—John Lines, receiver; and St. Paul's Church, Maryland road, New town, Rev. Leyton road, New town.—John Butler, receiver William Spencer, vicar POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE, Maryland road,— Catholic Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Grove, Cres- Sydney Thomas Fisk & Co. receivers cent road, Rev. Francis Verhagen; Rev. Germain? PILLAR LETTER BOXES, Broadway; Maryland Point; & Verleyer; Rev. Aidar McCarthey; Rev. George Dow- at Stratford & Stratford Bridge railway stations ling ; Rev. Walter Holland & Rev. Bede Wrigley, priests INSURANCE AGENTS :— Presbyterian Church, Leytonstone road, Maryland, Rev- Liverpool $ London Globe, C. W. Ashdown, Lime George Wilson, minister cottage, Gurney road; B. Brayshaw, 14 Windmill lane, Congregational Church, Grove Crescent road, Rev. James- New town; J. G. B. Marshall, Martin street; F. R. Knaggs, minister Morter, Roslyn villa, Hamfritt road; H. & J. Way land, Baptist Chapel, The Grove, Rev. Chas. Vernon, minister 380 High street; & J. Morter Primitive Methodist Chapel, Chapel street London Assurance, C. C. Smith, Harrow bridge, High Primitive Methodist (JEbenezer) Chapel, Hennikerroad^ street; & W. L. Greenfield, 20 Austin Friars e.c New town London % Lancashire, Z. Saunders, 8 Lansdowne terrace; Primitive Methodist Chapel, Major road, New to W. Fisher, Cleveland house; & W. Young, 37 Broadway United Methodist Free Church, Bridge road Midland Counties, A. H. Aldridge, 1 Market place, Wesleyan Chapel, The Grove SCHOOLS: — Martin street Board Schools, Channelsea road, David Webb, master; Royal Exchange, R. Martin, 2 St. John's terrace Miss Catherin^AIUCNUCe MartinJTJLCLILIII,, mistressMISTRESS;, MisIUIOSs Sophia WKUTVUBStevensJ, Standard Life, J. Crosthwaite, London & County Bank, infants: mistress.—High street, George Bush, mastery Broadway Miss Alicklicee Slyfield, mistress; Miss Mary Tebbs, infants" Sun Fire, J. Rivett, 312 High street mistress Westminster General Life, J. Maw, High street National (St. John's), Chart square, Henry John Mil- PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS :— lard, master; George Housden, assistant master; Miss. Inland Revenue Office, The Grove, T. W. Foyer, sur- Gabrllla Stilly, mistress; Mrs. Marian L, Brasuer, in- veyor of taxes; James Bay ford, supervisor of excise f&nts' mistress Magistrates' Court Roo?ny Station street, open every day Christ Church (National),High street,Miss Emily Must, except saturdays & sundays; Magistrates meet every mi st re s s Wednesday; Clifton & Haynes, clerks British (mixed), North street, New town, Miss Charlotte 14 Police Station, West Ham lane Pflrkfir fnifftrfisfl Town Hall, Broadway British, West Ham & Stratford (girls & infents), Bridge West Ham Local Beard of Health (Town hall), F. E. read, Miss Jane Norton, mistress; Miss Harriet Cherry, Hilleary, clerk; Lewis Angell, c.B. engineer & surveyor; infants1 i&istrcss E. Watkins, assistant surveyor; Thomas Drake, medical St. Paul's, Maryland road (boys & girls), A. J. Clarkson, officer of health (William Darling, chief inspector); master; N. A.Cole, J.Elder,J. Cross&T. Potter,assistant William Allen & Robert Everest, inspectors of nuisances; masters; Mrs. Eliza Day, mistress; Miss Eliza Nott, collectors, T. Watton, C. Ashdown & J. J. Richardson assistant mistress; Miss Emma Rayson, infants" mistress PUBLIC OFFICERS : Free Ragged, Chapel street, Mrs. Hannah Lorking, mis- Vestry Clerk, George Alfred Sedgwick, Town hall tress; Miss Emma Lorking, infants' mistress Registrar of Births § Deaths oraas James Vallance Great Eastern Raihc&y {boys)> Marylandftreet,William i&trarqj' Marriages,ChBrleaf\ William Asbdown,Lime Charles Culling, master; William John White, assistant fGnmey road master . , ' _ JteU Officer, Henry Brittain CsfAatofmixed),Grove Crescentijoad, William O'Kten^ Ttixes, ThomasWallace Foyer master 1' DIBfiCTOBY.] ESS®X. STRATFORD. 231
WnttfflVAlUBRB •CONVEYANCE TO LONDON:— Timw Mptnford Telegraph* Broadway, Wilson & Omnibuses from the Swan hotel, Broadway, to the ' D©1- Wwtwiorth, proprietors (published Wednesday & Saturday) phin/ Oxford st. every half hour, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m Stratferd Mxprm, Broadway^ Wilson & Whit worth, Tramway cars from Broadway to Aldgate every 5 minutes proprietors & publishers (published on saturdays) from 7.30 a.m. to 11 p.m.; from Broadway to Leytonatoae Stratford Times, Broadway, Wilson & Whitworth, pro- every 15 minutes from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.; tramway omni- prietors & publishers (published on Wednesdays) buses from * Princess Alice,' Romford road, every half- RAILWAY STATIONS;— hour from 8.15 a.m. to 10 p.m Central, Station street, Aj&gel lane, John James Francis, CARRIERS TO LONDON.—William Bushman & R. SboH station master pass through from West Ham, daily. Carriers from Maryland, Samuel Woods, station master Ilford, Romford, Barking, Plaistow, Woodford & Leytoa- Stratford Bridge ^ High st. Isaac John Pryke, statn.master . stone pass through daily PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bull Fredk. Oliver, 1 Norris pi;High st Curwen Rev. John,Workington house, Ablett John Chas.2 Grove Crescent rd Bullions Mrs. 186 High street Romford road Abrahams Rt. Oxford villa, Romford rd Bullock Mrs. 2 Vicarage ter.Romfrd.rd Daubeney Miss, 31 Ponder ter. Water la Alexander Frederick John, Margery Burch Thos. William, 18 Upton place, Davies Leonard, Haddington villas, hall, Margery park Romford road Romford road Allen David, Palmerston ho.Romford rd Burford Ephraim, 5 Crownfield place, Davis Henry Louis, 5 Green, Romford rd Allen George, 2 Batavia cottages, Leytonstone road Dawson J hn. 2 Genista vils. Romford rd Chandos road, New town Burford James, Burford road DawsonWm.May lodge,Leytonstone rd Allen Mrs. 2 Batavia cottages, Chandos Burford Miss, 2 Upton villas Deason Ambrose Berry, 3 Vicarage ter- road, New town Burrows Henry, 1 Ingham place, Ley- race, Romford road Allen William Thimbleby, Eliza cot- tonstone road Deason Wm. Deanery rd. Romford rd tage, Chandos road, New town Burton Mrs. Vine cottage, Green,Rom- Dexter Robert, Margery Hall cottage, Alment Edward,4Belgrave villas, Rom- ford road Romford road ford road Butler Miss, 27 Upton pi. Romford rd Dickson Thos. Bentley ho. Romford rd Angell Lewis, C.E. The Grove & 10 Gt. Callaghan Henry, Florence villas, St. Dor ton John, Dalkeith house, Leyton- Queen street, Westminster s*w George's square stone road Archer Miss, 6 Market place Cameron William, 54 Margery park Dowling Rev. George [Catholic],Grove Argent J as. Manor house, Romford rd Carpenter Mrs. 1 Holly terrace, Ley- Crescent road Armstrong Edward, 10 Manby grove tonstone road Drake A. J. Romford road Astley Mrs. 32 Maryland point Carter Rev. James Wray [vicar of Drake Thomas, Romford road Atherton John, Romford road Christ Church], Vicarage, High st Duncan Charles, 10 Holly terrace, Bailey Mrs. Melrose house, Green, Cartwright Zachariah, Romford house, Leytonstone road Romford road Romford road Dykes Wm. 5 Warwick ter. Vicarage la Baird Charles Burrows, 2 Chesterfield Casselton Edmd. 4 Green, Romford rd Eccles George, The Grove villas, Chobham road Caaselton William, 180 High street Edwards Arthur, Romford road Balding Thomas, 5 Belgrave villas, Chapman Sampson George, 3 Wad- Edwards George Camming, The Elms, Romford road dington ter. Windmill la. New town Romiord road Banks Samuel, 17 Upton pi. Romfrd. rd Childs Mrs. 9 Market place Ellis Joseph, 1 Gurney cottages, Ley- Barber Mrs. 11 Deanery road Chubb Henry, 1 West Ham villas, tonstone road Barber Mrs. 6 Manby grove Leytonstone road Ellis William Henry, 5 Waddington Barlow Benjamin Irlam, 6 Belgrave Clapp Samuel, 166 High street villas, Windmill lane, New town villas, Romford road Clarke William J. Romford road Enscomb Robert, Belgrave villas, Rom- Barnard Jabez, 170 High street Clay Mrs. 6 The Grove ford road Barrett Joseph, 1 Eugenie villas, Rom- Clayden John, 2 Wanatead villas, Ley- Evans J as .2 Gurney vils. Ley tonstone rd ford road tonstone road Evans John, Romford road Barxinger James, 1 Emmanuel villas, Clegg William, Roseland cottage, Chob- Evans Jhn. 2 Saunders ter.Chobham rd Romford road ham road, New town Farey Samuel G. Romford road Bartram Robert, Lonsdale house, Rom- Clements John, 1 Argyle vils. Water la FarmanWm.7 Vicarage ter.Romford rd ford road Clifton Kenyon Croft, 1 Upton villas Fell Capt. Alfred, R.N. The Grove Barwell Mrs. 14 Manbey grove Coates Nicholas Charles, 7 Park villas, Fenn Ford, 3 Haddington villas, Rom- Base Henry, Eagle house, Vicarage la The Green, Romford road ford road Bastard Edward, Beech house, Green, Coiley James, 5 Grove, Crescent road Fisher Thos. Maiden villas, Romford rd Romford road Cole George William, 5 Water lane Fletcher John, 1 Lansdowne villas, Bastard Richard, 2 Belgrave villas, Coleman Daniel, 4 Ellen cottages, Romford road Romford road Chobham road Foot George Wilkinson, 3 Lansdowne Baxter Fredk. 4 Argyle villas,Water la Colman Saml. 1 Upton pi. Romford rd villas, Romford road Bay ford James, 8 Holly terrace, Ley- Colquhoun Robert Henry, Gordon Foreman John, 3 Grove Crescent road tonstone road villa, Chobham road ForgeJhn.3 Richmond vila.Chobham rd Bear George, Clifford house, The Grove Compton John,Longmoor lodge, Green, Fox James, 2 Upton pi. Romford road Bear Henry, 5 Haddington villas, Rom- Romford road Francis Mrs. 2 Haddington villas, ford road Cook James, 7 Argyle villas, Water la Romford road Bearman Charles, 23 Manbey grove Cook John, Granville ho. Romford rd Freeman Mrs. 3 Upton vils. Romford rd Bedding Frederick, 28 Manbey grove Cook Mrs. 4 Roseland ter. Chobham rd FrenchChas. 3 Stanley vils.Chobbam rd Begent Artbr. 1 Rosedale vils.Rmfrd.rd Cook Robertson, 8 Haddington villas, French Hen. 2 Stanley vils.Chobham rd Beil Henry James, 5 Roseland terrace, Romford road Frost John Hales, 3 ISt. John's terrace, Chobham road, New town Cooper William, 7 Green, Romford rd Romford road Bell Mrs. 2 Warwick ter. Vicarage la Cork Wray, Green, Romford road Fuller John, Ham lodge, Green, Rom- Birt Geo. 10 Vicarage ter. Romford rd Corlev Thomas, 30 Upton place, Rom- ford road Blyth Robert, The Elms, Romford road ford road Fuller Wm. Hy. The Ferns, Romford rd Boardman C. Green, Romford road Coter Fredk. Ponder ter. 5 Water lane Gabb Mrs. 1 Havelock ter. dhobham rd Bolton Rev.Wiltfam Jay, M.A. [vicar], Couch Henry, 4 Warwick terrace, Garritt Mrs. 2 Waddington terrace, The Hollies, Stratford green, Rom- Vicarage lane Windmill lane, New town ford road Coulbourn Albert, 7 Warwick terrace, Gear Mrs. 7 Holly ter. Leytonstone rd Boulton James, 21 Manbey grove Vicarage lane Geere Thomas, Broadway Bowman Miss,5 Richmond vmas,Chob- Courtaney George Henry, Rutland Geere Walter, 2 Pembroke villas, ham road, New town house, The Grove Romford road Boyle Frederick, Green, Romford road Cowlana Joseph, The Grove Gehringer John Frederick, 2 Havelock Bramley Chas.2 Ellen cots. Chobham rd Cox Rev. Stephen, 5 The Grove terrace, Chobham road, New town Gentry John, 1 Crownfiedd place, Ley- Brent George, Greent Romford road Cox William, Thorpe villa, Chobham Bressey Edward, Rose cottage* Green, road, New Town tonstone road Romford road Creagh Capt. John K. Victoria villa, Gidney Jeremiah William, 1 Bdgrave Brookham Mrs. 182 High street Manby Park terrace villas, Romford road Brooks Capt. William James Tayer, Creed Thomas Brittain, 2 Manbey Park Gillies Malcolm, 4 Waddington terrace, Milton house, Grove Crescent road • terrace, The Grove Windmill lane, New town Brooks John, 2 Colchester ter. Angel la Croton John, 13 Water lane Glenny Francis, 2 Lansdowne villas, Buck Edwin, 188 High street Cumberland Arthur, 2 Rosedale villas, Romibrd*road Budgett John Alfred, The Grove Romford road Goedicke Franz Wilhelm Edward Reju- Buffham Jim. 5 Argyle villas, Water la Curtis John, The Grove hold, Prospect house, Romford road 232 STRATFORD. BMBBC. [pOSTWflKK Gooch George, 4 Lansdowne villas, Knight Thomas, 8 Rosalind terrace, Palmer Jim. eotCboUumrd Romford road Chobham road, New Town Palmar Tins. W. ft eby pi. Broadway GoodaonWm. M.D. Chobham rd.New tn Lankeeter Robert, Lawrence, 6 Park Paris James, DB Margery park Gorton His. 4 Water lane villas, Romford road Pauhn Thomas, Whitehall. Romford rd Goes James, Hie Cedars, Romford road Latreille Frederick York, 1 Park villas, Pearson Charles, 7 Roeeland terrace, Gower Frederick, 168 High street Margery Park Chobham road, New town Gower Jhn. 12Warwick ter.Vicarage la Latter John Atberton, 1 Warwick ter. Peck Richd. 4 St John's ter.Romford rd Gray Andrew, 8 Argyle vils. Water la Vicarage lane Pedley Mrs. Green, Romford road \ Gray Tom Edward, Fern lodge, Ley- Leach Frederick, 47 Manbey grove PerkinsjThos. 1 Vicarage ter. Rom ford rd ' tonstone road Ledger Thomas, 2 Cloughton villas, Perry Benj. 6 Saunders ter* Chobham rd Gredley Edmund, 1 Gurney villas, Chobham road Perry Mrs. SO Manbey grove Leytonstone road Lee George, 14 Upton pi. Romford rd. Peters Chas. 1 Genista vils. Romford rd Gregor William, 1 Grove Crescent road Lee Henry, Fairlight house,Deanery rd PettigTewJhn.6 Vicarage ter.Romfrd.rd Grogons Walker Atkins, 216 High st Leftley Leon, 23 Upton pi. Romford rd Pidgeon Josiah, 10 Green, Romford rd Groves William, 190 High street Lemarque Frederick, 11 Warwick ter. Pitehford Jhn.Manbey house, Water la Gwinn George, 7 The Grove Vicarage lane Piatt Mrs. 2 Lynby villas, Romford rd Hale Charles, 3 Chesterfield villas, Lester Henry, 6 Maryland point Plenderleich John, 3 Roseland terrace, Cbobham road Lewis David, 2 Eden villas, The Grove Chobham road, New town Hall John, Ingham ho. Leytonstone rd Ljndsey Wm. 6 Ponder ter. Water lane Pocknell Edmund, 3 Grove ter. Grove Hall John Rodger, The Grove Ling Chas.Park cot. Green, Romford rd Pollard Jas.5 Holly ter. Leytonstone rd Hall Mrs. William, The Grove Lintott Ed. 2 Ingham pi. Leytonstone rd Price Mrs. Bertie villa, Water lane Hamer Saml.4Holly ter.Leytonstone rd Littlefleld William, 16 Water lane Prior H. M. 1 Saunders terrace, Chob- Hamilton John Burnett, 34 Maryland Li verm ore William Charles, 5 Upton ham road, New town point place, Romford road Randall Henry, 12 Deanerc road Hare Benjamin Joseph, 15 Upton place, Longs Jhn. 3 Havelock ter.Chobbam rd Ray John. 2 fipping vils. Romford road Romford road Lowe Francis John, 7 Lansdowne ter. RaynerStillinRfield,88Angelpl,Nw.twn Harland Jhn.3 Ellen cotgs.Chobham rd Romford road Rea Jhn. Millfield ho.Grove,Crescent rd Harris Boothe, Agate vil. Romford rd Luckin John, 3 Manbey grove Rice Geo. 2 Cambridge vils. Romford rd HarrisWm.SBuxton viLLeytonstone rd Lynn Rev. John Hunt,*21 Keogh road, Richards James, 1 Maryland point Harveston Wm. Avenue cot. Manbey rd Water lane Richards Jhn.2Eugenie vils. Romfrd. rd Harvey George, 1 Richmond villas, Mac Allen George, 6 Waddingtou ter. Richards John, 9 Water lane Chobham road, New town Windmill lane, New Town Richardson Edwin, 25 Manbey grove Hasted Wm. Clifton lodge, Romford rd McCarthey, Rev. Aidar [Catholic], Richardson George William, 1 Buxton Hatcher Jehu, The Grove , Grove Crescent road villas, Leytonstone road Hedington Joseph, 8 Market place McDonald John, Sussex vil. Deanery rd Richard son Miss, 9 Upton pl.Romfrd. rd Helms John Thomas, 9 Vicarage ter- McDonnell Geo. Sunnyside,Romford rd Richardson Mrs. 1 Stanley villa, Chob- race, Romford road Mainland Capt. David, 8 The Grove ham road, New town Hewes Thos. 3 Upton pi. Romford rd Marks Nathan, 1 Westbury road Rickett James, 2 West Ham villas, Hill Joseph Kender, 4 Stanley villas, Marsh Thomas, 3 Crownfield place, Leytonstone road Chobham road, New town Leytonstone road Rivett William J am es,4 Richmond villas, Hilleary Edward Gustavus, 6 Hadding- Marshall Joseph G. B., Martin street Chobbam road. New town ton villas, Romford road Martin Arthur Burnett, 8 Upton place, Roberts John R. Foxley ldge.Rorafrd.rd Hilleary Fredk. Ed. Green, Romford rd Romford road Roberts Walter, St.Helen's,Romford rd Bindley Henry, 2 Water lane Martin Frederick Samuel,High Meades Rogers John, 2 Water lane Hodges James, 15 Manbey grove house, Martin street RolfePhilemore, 1 Argyle vil. Romfrd. rd Holland Rev.Walster [Catholic] Grove Martin William, 10 Market place Roper Mrs. 4 Westbury road Crescent road Martin Wm. 13 Upton pi. Romford rd Ross Rev. Robt. Vicarage, Romford rd Holland Mrs.l Eppingvils. Romford rd Maw James, Park vil. Margery Park rd Ross Charles, 2 The Hollies, Romfrd.rd Hollingsworth Wm. Green, Romford rd May James Pearson, Bethell house, Ryley James Beresford, L.R.C.P. EDIN. Holloway Mrs. 22 Manbey grove Green, Romford road 1 Maryland villas Hopkins Charles Cook, 5 Stanley villas, May Mrs. 15 Water lane Saltmarsh William, 7 Market place Chobham road May Wm. 3 Saunders ter. Chobham rd Sampson Wm. Osborne villa, Romford rd Hopwood Jas. Gordon cot. Cbobham rd Maynard Miss, 2 Argyle villas, Water la Sanders Mrs. 8 Saunders terrace, Cbob- Horn Jas. 4 Chobham ter. Chobham rd Mead Wro. 6 Warwick ter. Vicarage la ham road, New town Hornsby Thomas, 9 Green, Romford rd Mears Benjamin, Green, Romford road SandersonChas.4Vicarge ter.Romfrd.rd Hose Joseph, Christie villa, Romford rd Meecb Peter, Verandah cottages., Green, Sandys Henry Morton, 3 Warwick Hosford John Stroud, M.D. Grove Romford road terrace, Vicarage lane Howell John, 6 Ingham place, Leyton- Meeson Jhn.Witliam lodge,Romford rd Sansom John Dowding, 6 Holly terrace, stone road MillsDavid,3 Cbobham ter.Chobham rd Leytonstone road Hudson John, Green, Romford rd Mills George, 1 Wanstead villas, Ley- Saul Charles, The Grange, Romford rd Hughes Jsph. Henniker ho. The Grove tonstone road SaundersJas.8Lansdowne ter.Romfd.rd Honter John, 1 Waddington terrace, Mills Mrs. 30 Maryland point Scbleman Henry Anthony, Crownfield Windmill lane, New Town Mitchell Adam, Edith Tilla, Water lane house, Leytonstone road Hussey Charles, The Limes, Green, Mitcheson John, The Grove Scott Edwd. Benj. 1 Grove villa, Grove Romford road Moll Oscar, 2 Gurney cottages, Ley- Scott J. Green, Romford road Imrie John, 7 Grove Crescent road tonstone road Scrivener Albrt.7Ponder ter.Water lane Ingram George, 6 Richmond villas, Moore Hy. 1 Lowther vils. Romford rd Sedgwick Richard, 2 Maryland point Chobham road Moore John, 4 Upton vils. Romford rd Self George, 2 Green, Romford road Jackson Mrs. George house, Vicarage la Moore Mrs. 19 Water lane Sell Arthur, 4 Saunders ter.Chobham rd Jetiferies John, 174 High street Morley John, Elm cottage, Romford rd Seseman Henry, 6 Crownfield place, Jeune Fredk. Cbas. 3 Maryland villas MulleyJohn Jas. Florence vib.Water la Leytonstone road J ex Robt.8 Warwick ter. Vicarage lane Mundy Mrs. Clifton villa, Leytonstone rd Settles Wm. Stork ho.Green Jftomfrd.rd Jex William Orlando, 1 Clarence villas, Munt George, 12 Manbey grove Sharp Mrs. Sydney bouse, Water lane Deanery row Nash Charles, Trent villa, Water lane Shaw Charles, 184 High street Jones George, Elms, Romford road Nash Geo. 9 Warwick ter. Vicarage lane Shaw Mrs. 1 Water lane Josling Mrs. 13 Deanery row Needham Jsph. Beaufort ho. Romfrd. rd Shelborne J ohn, Fairland ho. Romfrd. rd Kennedy Angus, M.D. Stratford hall, Newman Thomas John, 1 Lynby villas, ShelbomeMrs.2 Lowther vils.Romfftl.rd Romford road Romford road Short George, Rose villa, Margery park Kennedy John Blydestyn, 5 Surinam Newton George, 9 Maryland point' Simpson Capt. Joseph, 2 Park villas. terrace, Broadway Nicholson John F. Romford road Margery park Kent Geo. 10 Warwick ter. Vicarage la Norman Alfred, 4 Upton pLRomfrd. rd Skinnetinnerr TThosh . Thurlow ho. Romford rd King John, 20 Water lane North Charles, 1 Manbey villas Slater J ohn ,26 Upton place, Romford rd King Mrs. 13 Warwick ter. Vicarage la North George, 3 Manbey villas Small Geo. Wm. Eva vlL Leytonstone rd Kipping Charles, 5 Ingham pi. Leyton- North Samuel Ell, 1 Cambridge villas, Smallwood Miss,3 Holly ter.Leytnstn.rd stone road Romford road Smeeton James, 9 Grove, Crescent road OddyJas.2Sycamore vflg.Leyton etone rd Smellie William, Ivy cot* Romford rd Kirk Mrs. 8 Vicarage ter. Romford rd Smith Frederick, Romford road Kiteom Mrs. 3 Belgrave rils. Romford rd Spencer Thos. Jackson, 2 Manbey villas Knaggs Rev. James [Congregational], Spink Wm. 4 Buxton vflu beyUmitoxd 1 Pembroke villas, Romford road Springall John, 6 Green, Romford road Koifrht George, 17 Water lane Page Joseph, Lorne villa, Romford rd DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. STRATFORD. 233 Squires Hy,2Buxton vijs. Leytonstn. rd Tomkins John, 2, Crownfield place, West Frank,SLansdowne ter.Romfrd rd Stafford Thomas Lee, 26 Manbey grove Leytonstone road White James Edward. 176 High street Stanton William, Green, Romford road Tomlin Frederick, 1 Sycamore villas, WhiteJhn.Richd.3Rokeby pl.Sroadwy Steer James, 49 Maubey grove Leytonstone road White Mrs. 5 Vicarage ter. Romford rd Stevens Edwd. 9 Holly ter.Leytonstn.rd TribeGeo.Thos.21 Upton pi. Romford rd White Thomas, 13 Manbey grove Stevens John J. 7 Upton pi. Romford rd Troup Mrs. 2 Grove villa9, The Grove White William, Green, Romford road Stimson Edwin Charles,Coimbrahofcse. Tucker Mrs. 172 High street Whitehouse Thomas Gill, M.D. 7 Mary- The Grove TuckerRobt. Cromwell vils.Margery pk land point Stimson Fredk. Coimbra house, Grove Turnell Rd.2Richmond viIs.Chobhm.rd WhitemanWm.2Roselnd.ter.Chobhmrd Stollery David, Deanery rd. Romford rd Turner Geo. Thornton vils. Romford rd Whitty Thomas, 11 Water lane Stone Edward, 6 Lansdowne terrace, Vallance Thomas James, Romford road Wilcox Mra.2Emanuel vils.Romford rd Romford road Verhagen Rev. Francis [Catholic], Wilkinson Thomas, 164 High street' Strange Mrs. Elim villa, Deanery road Grove Crescent road Williams Mrs. 3 Water lane Sturdy Mrs. 3 Surinam ter. Broadway Verleyer Rev. Germain [Catholic], Williams Watkiu Lewis, 1 Cloughton Sturrock Wm. 4 Grove, Crescent road Grove Crescent road villas, Chobham road Swiney Jas. Tregartha ho. Romford rd Vernon Rev. Charles [Baptist], 5 Williams William, 7 Haddington villas, Swinton Allen, 6 Argyle vils. Water la Maryland point Romford road Tait Edward, 27 Manbey grove Vile Chas. Holly lodge, Leytonstone rd Willis Thomas, Broadway & The Grove Tan John, 10 Water lane Volckman Charles, Broadway, COMMERCIAL. pocket boxes, containing wax vestas, &c. &c. (estab. Abbott Frederick, inland revenue officer, 5 St. John's ter- 1839), High street; & 38 Queen Victoria street e.c race, Romford road Bellinger William John Clark, beer retailer, 7 Maryland Abbott George, beer retailer, 121 High street road, New town Adams & Glynes, farmers, Plaahet hall, Romford road Bennett J as. Clark,beer retailer,25 Waddington rd. New twn Aiano Henry, wire worker, 236 High street Bennett Sarah (Mrs.), Cart Horses, Leytonstone road Alderson John, rope & twine manufrs. Marsh Gate lane Beresford Charles, beer retailer., Brydges road, New town AlexanderFredk. J ohn,surgeon, Margery hall, Margery park Berkshire George N. pyrotechnic artist, 307 High street Allen Edward, grocer, 50 Bridge road, High street Bex John Isaac, beer retailer, 33 High street Allen James, boot & shoe maker, Chapel street, High street Bickell John, greengrocer, 39 Leyton road, New town Alment Edward &Co. manufctg.&brewers* chemists,High st Biggs William, cutler, 28 Broadway Andrews Charles, mason, The Grove Binden George, boot & shoe maker, 45 The Grove Annuni Charles, picture frame maker, 270 High street Bird Thomas, hatter, 274 High street Ansell William, beer retailer, 13 Maryland point Bish George, smith & engineer, 123 High street Armes Charles, baker, 31 Leyton road, New town Blackmore William, tobacconist, Chapel street, High street Armitage Annie (Mrs.), beer retailer, 348 & 350 High street Blows Joseph Thomas, baker, 42 The Grove Ashby Frederick, boot & shoe maker, 306 High street Boake & Co. manufacturing chemists, Warton road Ashdown Charles William, registrar of marriages, Lime Boardman Clement, linen draper, 16 to 19 Broadway cottage, Gurney road Bodilly Ralph Hacker & Co. grocers, 382 High street Ashton & Green, slate merchants, High street Bond Clarissia (Mrs.), grocer, 48 Leyton road, New town Athey George, beer retailer, Francis street, New town Bond Joseph Edward, baker, Leytonstone road Axten George, grocer, 5 Maryland point Bond Samuel, linen draper, 9 & 10 Maryland point Aylett William, grocer, 52 High street Bone William, tailor, Martin st Baker Edward & Sons, black lead manufrs. 135 High street Boyes Walter, shopkeeper, 19 Angel lane, Broadway Baker & James, coal merchants, 33 Maryland point Boyle John, beer retailer, 377 High street Baker George, tobacconist, 1 Bridge road, High street Brayshaw Benjamin, pawnbroker, 14 Windmill la. New town Baker Thomas, academy, 10 Upton place, Romford road Brayshaw John, house agent, 29 Maryland point Bailey David, hosier, 315 High street Breeze Louis, herbalist, medical botanist & vapour bath Bains John, dairyman, The Grove proprietor, 407 High street Ballinger Frank, Canteen, Vicarage lane Bressey John & Son, pawnbrokers, 326 High street Bane Robert Bond, beer retailer, 17 Maryland road Brewer Joseph, beer retailer, Angel place, New town Banes Thomas & Sons, cowkeepers, Broadway Brittain Henry, relieving officer, Vicaragelane, Green Banes & Son, dairyman, Broadway Brooks Charles, Coach $ Horses, 38 Broadway Bannerman J ames, confectioner, 17 Maryland point Brooks George, butcher, 37 Broadway Barber John, confectioner & wine & spirit mer. Broadway Brooks George, jun. butcher, 366 High street Barber John, pig dealer, Marshgate lane Brooks Joseph, butcher, Leytonstone road Barnett Jane ( Mrs.), shopkpr. 52 Waddington rd. New town Brooks William, butcher, 26 Windmill lane, New town Barrett Joseph, solicitor, 1 Eugene villas, Romford road Brown Annie (Miss), toy dealer, Leytonstone road Barrett William, coffee rooms, 300 High street Brown Elizabeth (Mrs.), dairy, 93 Leyton road, Newtown Barry du Barry & Co. millers, Marshgate lane Brown Fanny (Mrs.), grocer, 24 Maryland point BartletfcAlf.marine store dealer, 138 Leyton road,New town Brown Henry, shopkeeper, 16 Carpenters' road, High st JBarton Frederick, shopkeeper, Vicarage lane Brown James, Carpenters' Arms, Carpenters' road Battley Joseph, grocer, 239 High street Brown Peter, confectioner. 246 High street Bayford James, supervisor of excise, The Grove Brown Stephen, blacksmith, Chapel street. High stteet Bayley Henry, linen draper, Leytonstone road Bryne Henry Walter, Chobham Arms, Chobham road Bay lis John, leather seller, 322 High street Buckle Henry, tailor, 19 Maryland point Bear Edwin Henry, tobacconist, 393 High street Buckle William, builder, The Grove Beaumont Stephen, Lion $ Lamb,Chapel street, High street Budgett John Alfred, surgeon, The Grove Beckwith Fanny (Mrs.), farrier, 294 High street Bull John, beer retailer, New street Belcher Mark, cheesemonger. 389 High street Burford Ephraim, dyer, Burford road, High st Bell & Black, Limited, manufacturers of wax vestas in plaid Burgess John Edward, grocer, 387 Hiah street cardboard, round wood & tin boxes tor exportation, patent Buruingham Henry, berlinwool repository, 14 Broadway safety matches; also the "Household," " Standard," and Burridge Alfred, undertaker, 233 High street 4t Belly> matches; cigar lights, oval wood & french spring Burrows Thomas, boot maker, 4 Bridge road, High street 234 STRATFORD. Burrows Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 32A, Broadway Grove; The .Broadway, Plaistow f & I5 J& Burton Wm. hosier & outfitter, 330, 332, 334 High street street, London e*c •• / - Butcher George, butcher, Chobham road Dace J ames,pianoforte warehouse,^Alexander fer.TH#krov© Butler James, baker, 60 Leyton road, New town Dakin James, fruiterer, 276 High street Button & Co. linen drapers, 14 Maryland point Dale David, livery & bait stables, Frederick at. fe^Tattin St Butty William, Freemasons* hotel, Romford road T>ane J as, &Co .print in g inkmanufacturs.SugarHo.la.High st Byatt Aaron, beer retailer, 124 Leyton road, New town Datrn William., saddler/2 Manby Park villas, Grove Cakebread Thomas, tobacconist, Leytonstone road Davies David, watch maker, 303 High street ' Camp William, beer retailer, 8 Angel place, New town Davis Alfred, marine store dealer, Chapel street, High Street Campbell Peter & Co, dyers &c. 52 The Grove Davis Caroline (Mrs,),coffee rooms, 1 Angel place,New town Capper George, shopkeeper, Henniker road, Newtown Davy David, corn & flourdealer , 68 High street Car do James, shoe maker, 20 Westbury road Day John, blacksmith, Francis street, Maryland point Cardozo John Isaac, bailaer, Chobham road Day Zillah (Miss), ladies' school, 19 Upton pi. Romford rd Carr Frederick, grocer, 335 High street Day bell George, beer retailer, Henniker road, New town Carter William, jun. & Co. coppersmiths, brassfounders k Day cock Robert, cork cutter, 238 High street worm makers, High street Deason Charles & Son, timber merchants, 231 High street Carter James, furniture dealer, Grove k 116 Maryland road Carter James, grocer, 1 Lavender street, Grove Deason E. & C. M. (Misses), hosiers, 21 Broadway Carter Thomas, baker, Francis street, Maryland point Denison Mary Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 397 High street Carter Wm. Jas. plumber, &c. 0 Bridge road, High street Dick John, tobacconist, 88 High street Cartwright Wm.Bryan,chemist,2 Whitehall, Leytonstone rd Diekins John, Royal, Ley tonstone road Carver John, butcher, Leytonstone road Dickinson Robert, chemist, 35 Broadway Casselton Bros, stone k slate mers. Phoenix wharf, High st Dicks Robert & James, boot & shoe makers, 272 High street Catlin Thomas, Angel, Broadway Dilworth John, dairyman, 5 Maryland road Ceres Nitro Phosphate Co. manure manufctrs. Warton rd Dipple Richard, Railway hotel, Martin street Chadwicfc John, Marsh Gate, 66 High street Dodd Edwin, beer retailer. Well street, Maryland point Challener Edwin, tobacconist, 40 Leyton road, New town Dodson George, beer retailer, 403 High street Chandler William, shopkeeper, 20 Bridge road, High street Dodwell Frederick, baker, Maryland terrace Chapman Henry, shoe maker, 82 Windmill lane, New town Dorton William, Railway tavern, Angel lane Chapman Richard Jhn. greengrocer, Chobhara rd. New twn Dow John, engineer, 130 Maryland road Chapman William, linen draper, 354 & 356 High street Dowley Thos. Augustus, draper, 3 Whitehall,Leytonstone rd Charlton Walter, builder, Leytonstone road Drake T. & A. J. surgeons, Romford road ChefKns Helen (Miss), shopkeeper, 8 Green, Romford road Drake Thomas, surgeon, Romford road Cheffins John, builder, Bridge road, High st Drewery William, shopkeeper, 37 Angel lane, Broadway Childs Frederick, baker, Chapel street, High street Druitt Jabez, stone merchant & monumental mason, 72 Clapp Samuel, upholsterer, 282 k 284 High street High street; & at Little Ilford Claringbull Edwin, marine store dealer, 317 High street Duncan Thomas, clothier, Broadway Clark John, coffee rooms, 93 High street Duncombe John George, news agent, 196 High street Clark Robert Samuel, chandler's shop, 1 Albion street Dustow Stephen, builder, 1 Rosland terrace, Chobham read Clark William Robert, greengrocer, Martin street Dyas Emma (Mrs.), dyer &c. 7 Grove terrace, The Grove Clitheroe Henry, dairyman, Martin street Ebdon Henry Francis, baker, 383 High street CIutterbuckChas.Edmund, glass stainer, 18Maryland point Edwards James Hy. greengrocer, 70 Leyton road,New town Coake Thos. James, oil & colourman, 74 Maryland road Ellenger George, baker, Martin street Cogswell Thomas, pawnbroker, 250 k 252 High street Emmott Edward, carpenter, 13 Upton place, Romford road Cohen Joshua, wardrobe dealer, 310 High street Erback Peter, baker, 126 Leyton road. New town Collier Richard, coal merchant, Burford row Essex Artillery Volunteers (3rd) (Hon. Col. William CollingJhn. steam saw & moulding mills, Fredk. st. Highst Thomas *Makins; Lieut.-col. Samuel Howard), head Collinge Ashton, clog maker, 17 Angel lane, Broadway quarters, Green, Romford road Collins David John, beer retailer, 8 Waddington street, Essex Loan Office (James Green, sec.), 268 High street New town Essex Times § Romford Telegraph (Wilson & WMtworth, Collins James, watch maker, Martin street proprietors), published wed. & sat. Broadway; & at Colton James Robert, beer retailer, East street, High street Brentwood & Romford Colwill Charles, draper, Chobham road, Newtown Evans John, hair dresser, 18 Angel lane, Broadway Comber Henry, dairyman, Vicarage lane Evennett Charles, tailor, 8 Market place Comerford Michael Henry, veterinary surgeon, 1 St. John's Evennett Thomas, tailor, 2 Bridge road, High street terrace, Romford road Farmery Emma (Miss), fancy repository, 4 Whitehall, Connolly Charles, ginger beer maker, 206 High street Leytonstone road Connolly Charles, shopkeeper, Union street, North street Farnham John, marine store dealer, 224 High street Connolly Henry, plumber k gasfifrber, Chapel street Farrant Abraham, baker, Chobham road, New town Convent of Jesus fy Mary, Park house, The Grove Fawcett John, shopkeeper, 13 Burford road Cook Edward k Co. hard & soft soap manufacturers &tallow Fenn William, earthenware>dealer, 363 High street melters, East London soap works, Bow Ferrar Wm. Waddington A rms, 27 Waddington st. New tn Cook Edward & Co. Steam bone mills k manufacturers of Field William, undertaker, Prospect cottage, Romford road special bone manures, Bow Finegar James, zinc worker, 6 Albion street Cook Alfred Roper, oilman, 16 Maryland point Finley James, Albion, Bridge road Coote George, shoe maker. Chapel street, High street Fisher Anne Charlotte (Miss), ladies' school, Cleveland Coppen Henry, butcher, High street house, Romford road Corney William, baker, 7 Alma street Fisher Mary Ann (Miss), dairy, Leytonstone road Cornwell Charles, beer retailer, Maryland terrace Fisher Thomas, auctioneer k surveyor, Cleveland house, Cottrell Henry, watch maker, 10 Bridge road Romford road; k at Plaistow e Coule Frederick, grocer, 136 Leyton road, New town Fisk Sidney Thomas & Co. grocers, 2 Maryland road Courtney George Henry, boot & shoe maker, Broadway Flack J. k Son, oil k color men, 1 Alexander terrace, Grove Cox Alfred, greengrocer, 20 Waddington street, New town Flack John, cheesemonger, Broadway Cox Robert, oilman, Maryland terrace Flindell William, butcher, 275 High street Craddock Frank, hair dresser, Broadway Flude William, hair dresser, Broadway Craddock George, toy deafer, SO Broadway Folkard John, dairyman, Romford road Craddock Henry, boot maker, 6 Langthorne pi. Romford rd Foot Brothers, printers, Levett road, New town Crane Sarah (Mrs.), furniture broker, The Grove Ford Wm. marine store dealer, 6 Waddington st. New town Crispe &_Hall, wine k spirit merchants, Maryland terrace Fordham Henry, wheelwright, 2 High street Marsh gate lane Forrow Francis, beer retailer, Chapel street. High street New town Forster Dorothy (Miss), seminary, 3 Langthorne place aryland road Forster Richard, shoe maker, 325 High street Croscombe William Thomas, hair dresser, 855 High street Foster James, wheelwright, Angel lane, Broadway Cross Henry, shopkeeper, Station street, High street Fowler Anne (Mrs.), Falmouth Arms* Falmouth st.'NEW'TN Cruickshank Susan (Miss), ladies' school, 27 XJpton place Fowler Thomas, glass cutter, 342 k 244 High street Crutchfield James, beer retailer, 222 High street Fox John J ames, greengrocer, 277 & 299 High street Cryspin Joseph, hair dresser, 125 Leyton road, New town Fox William Albert, chemist, 27 Leytonroad, New town Cifiley Jeh'n Robert, tinman, 371 High street Foyer T™—W TT- —iisurveyo tvjvr* o vf *tares v^nw, ^T 'h*t e Grov- ~e - ~ 4 Curtis Maria (Mrs.),Shopkeeper, 02 Leyton Toad, New town Freeman Joseph k Bon, Stratford House'school for young Curtis Robert Leabon, auctioneer, land k estate agent, The gentlemen, Romford road BOffiCTOOT.] ESSEX. STRATFORD. 235 FrencbM^phalte <7o. Sugar House lane Hawkins Frederick, beer retailer, Francis street, New town Fried menu Heriry, photographer, 50 The Grove Hawkins John, oilman, 95 Leytaq road, New town Frith James, corn & flour dealer, 208 High street Hay George, baker, Broadway Frost Samuel»corn dealer, 141 leyton road, New town Hay Joseph, Fox $ Bounds* 18 High street Fuller Elizbth. (Miss), dress ma. 14 Warwick ter. Vicarage la Haycock William Thomas, greengrocer, 381 High street Gadtfoy William, basket maker, 87 Windmill lane, Newtown Hayden Thomas, livery stables, Vicarage lane Galley George, coach painter, 204 High street Hayes John, furniture dealer & grocer, Ley tonstone road Gas Purification § Chemical Co. Limited, manufacturing Hayward George, auctioneer, 4 Grove terrace, The Grove chemists, Wharton road Heath William, beer retailer, Union street, North street Geere Thomas & Walter, timber merchants, High street Helmore & Commerford, veterinary forge, 339 High street Gentle John, tailor, 11 Maryland point Hemmings George, bootmaker, Manbey road, Grove Gentry William, wine merchant, Broadway Herbert George, oil & colorman, 44 Leyton rd. New town Gibbs Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Maryland point Herrman Edward, fishmonger, 32 Leyton road, New town Gilbert Richard, hair dresser, 240 High street Herson Samuel, plumber &c. Ley tons tone road Gladwin William, shopkeeper, Cbannelsea road Hester Henry, confectioner, 192 High street Glover Jane (Mrs.), omnibus proprietor, Broadway Hills George, cheesemonger, Broadway Glover Richd. veterinary surgeon, Surinam house, Broadwy Hillyer Henry, grocer & cheesemonger, Martin street Gobbett John, shopkeeper, 143 Leyton road, New town Hillyer Henry, oilman, Martiu street Goedicke Franz Wilbelm Edward Reinhold, surgeon, Pros- Hillyer Henry, jun. tobacconist, Martin street pect house, Romford road Hiuchley Henry, dyer, 15 Leyton road, New town Golding George, shopkeeper, 28 Angel lane Hitchcock Joseph, greengrocer, 80 Windmill la. New town Goode Charles, dairyman, Henniker street, New town Hobson John, saddler, Martin street Gore William, plumber &e. 43 The Grove Hodson Harry & Co. color manufacturers, Sugar House la Gossline George William, cheesemonger, Maryland terrace Hodson Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Carpenter's road Govier Albert, boot maker, 4 Alexander terrace, Grove Hoffler Henry, baker, 7 West street, New town Govier John, Engineers' Arms, 17 Alma street Hogarth John Brooks, dealer in old iron, High street Gowar Jane Arthurine (Mrs.), carriage builder, 9 Broadway Holbrook Richard & Son, engineers & machinists, Martin ert Gravenor Charles, bat & cap maker, 40 Windmill la. New tn Holdsworth & Co. engineers, Marshgate lane Grays Chalk Quarries Co. Limited (Alfred W. Channer, Holiord Thomas Constantine, L.D.S. surgeon dentist & sec.; John Meeson, manager), High street chemist, 342 & 344 High street Great Eastern Railway Boys' School (William Charles Holliday Hy. Benj. pawnbroker, 154 Leyton rd. New town Culling, master; William John White, assistant master), Holloway Eliza A. (Mrs.), King of Prussia, Broadway Maryland street Holmes Thomas, Essex Arms, Leytonstone road Great Eastern Raihoay Engine $• Locomotive Works, Horwood Joseph, ironmonger, Broadway (William Adams, locomotive engineer; MasseyBromley, Hosford John Stroud, physician, The Grove civil engineer), Station street, Angel lane Hosking Richard, black lead & blue manufacturer, Station Great Eastern Railway Goods # Passengers Station street, High street (Henry Clark Francis, station master), Angel lane Housden Charles, scale & weight maker, High street Great Eastern Railway Mechanics' Institute (Charles Howards & Sons, manufacturing chemists, High street Richardson, sec.), Maryland street, New town Howell James, toy dealer, 311 High street Greaves John, jun. boot & shoe warehouse, 361 High street Howes Henry William, grocer, 78 High street Green Godfrey, clothier, 98 Leyton road, New town Hudson Francis Mead, cheesemonger, 385 High street & Green Henry, furniture dealer, Leytonstone road 330 Mare street, Hackney road Green Robert, grocer, 73 Bur ford road Hudson John, architect & surveyor, Green, Romford road Green Thomas, ivory turner, 36 High street Hughes, Sanders & Co. wine merchants, 49 The Grove Greeney Emily (Miss), beer retailer, 1 Burford road Hull Simeon, grocer, 137 Leyton road, New town Gvegar William, builder, High street Humm Geo. & Son, general dealers, 86 Ley ton rd.New town Griffiths John, shoe maker, 28 Windmill lane, New town Humphreys Thomas, coal dealer, 5 Alma street Griggs Samuel, chandler's shop, 91 High street Humpleton Thomas, gasfitter, Leytonstone road Grogons Walker Atkins, surgeon, 216 High street Hunt Frederick James & Co. soap merchants, High street Grover William, butcher, 358 High street H unt Jared Terrett & Son Limited (Alfred T. Hunt, mana- Grunbaum Herman, dentist, 10 William street ging director), bone merchants, crushers, importers of Grundy Henry, grocer, 52 Maryland Toad foreign bones & guanos; manufacturers of superphosphate Gynn David, butcher, Chapel street, High street of lime, phospho gnano, dissolved bones &c. Bow bridge > Haines George, fruiterer, 228 High street works, High street Haltord Vincent John, beer retailer, 273 High street Hunt John Harman & Co. match, vesuvian & wax vesta Hall John, shopkeeper, Chapel street, High, street manufacturers, Ward road, High street Hallett John, dining rooms, 86 High street Hurcum Charles Philip, water rate collector, Disraeli road, Hallett Tlios. tobacconist & dining rooms, 54 High street Romford road Hallom William, boot & shoe maker, 11 West street Hurren Chas. watch maker, 86 Windmill lane, New town Hallpike Angelo Vincent, tobacconist, 232 High street Henry William, undertaker, 82 Angel lane, Broadway Hamblin William, Bay Tree, Vicarage lane Huskisson John, butcher, Broadway Hamilton John Burnett, surgeon, 34 Maryland point Hymas Edward, shopkeeper, Vicarage lane Hammond Wm. Hy. tailor, 2 Alexandra place, The Grove Ibbetson James & Co. grocers, Broadway Handley John, pork butcher & poulterer, 26 Broadway Ichaboe Chiano Stores (Daniel de Pass, proprietor), Sugar Handley Thomas, Manbey Arms, Manbey street House lane, High st.; office, 128 Leadenhall st. e.c Hannant William, corn dealer, 9 Leyton road, New town lies Benjamin & Co. naptha distillers, Marshgate lane ^ Hanney Rayner John, greengrocer, Falmouth st. New town Imperial Chemical Cot Limited manufacturing chemists, Han ton William, greengrocer, West street, New town Marshgate lane Harbour Henry, greengrocer, 20 Maryland point Ind, Cooper & Co. Romford & Burton ale stores, Broadway j Harman Godfrey, dyer&c. 3 Bridge road, High street & Brentford end, Isleworth & Enfield town Harmer Anthony, printer, Leytonstone road Ingram Maria & Matilda (Misses), preparatory school, Harmer Hannah (Mrs.), milliner,2 Alexander ter.TheGrove 1 Ellen cottage, Chobham road Harmsworth Charles William, carman, 30 High street Inland Revenue Office, (T. W. Foyer, surveyor of taxes > H arnet Frederick, oil & colorman, 278 High street James Bay ford, supervisor of excise), The Grove Harris Thomas Horatio & Sons, bone boilers, Marshgate Ireland Emma (Mrs,), George, Broadway lane; & soap & candle makers, 5, 6 & 7 Glo'ster street, Ivimey Joseph, professor of music, music seller, piano- Curtain road e.c forte tuner & organist of St. Paul's, 2 Marketplace Harris Edward, hatter, 6 Angel lane Jackson James, shopkeeper, 29 Maryland st. New town Harris Henry James, builder, 18 Lavender street, GTove Jacobs Henry, baker, 373 High street Harris Jesse, boot maker, 23 Maryland point James Benjamin, cowkeeper, 22 Angel place Harrison George & Henry, baker & shoe warehouse, High st James George Edward, baker, 35 Leyton road, New town Hart Louisa (Mrs.), hatter, Broadway Jaques Robert, marine store dealer,Hennifeer rd. New town Hart Thomas, pork butcher, Broadway Jarman Henry, butcher, 54 Leyton road, New town Hart Thomas, pork butcher, 22 Maryland point Jenkins Hannah (Mrs.)* oilman, 128 Leyton rd. New town Harvey & Neville, rice starch manufacturers, 85 High street Jennings John, boot & shoe maker, 25 Broadway Haslam James & Son, barge owners & lightermen, 4 High st Jennings Richard, beer retailer, 91 Leyton r I 236 STRATFORD. Jerexhy Etama Maria (Mrs."), ladies school, 40 Manbey grove Martin James 1 Jervis Thomas, saw maker, 218 High' street Martin Thomas Jessop Mary Ann (Mrs.),'dress maker, 26 Manbey st. Grove Mason George, Jeune J. & Co. cork carpet manufrs. Sugar House lane Mason Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, East,street.'High Johnson & Cumber, printing ink manufrs. Sugar House la Mason William George, linen draper, 8 MarylancTroad Johnson George & Son, oil & color men, 379 & 405 High st Matthews William, window blind manufacturer, 49 Highst Johnson's Saccharum Co. Limited, saccharum manu- Maw Catherine (Miss^ ladies'school, Limecottage* Green, facturer 9, (S. H. Johnson, managing director), Car- Romford road ' . penter's road Maw James, lime, cement, tile, drain pipe & fire brick.mer- John son Francis, Yorkshire Grey, 337 High street chant, white & red Suffolk facing bricks, depdt for red Johnson Samuel Henry, brewers' engineer, Carpenter's & blue Staffordshire terra-metallic ridges, stable & other road ; & 79 Comhill e.c pavings, vitrified blue bricks, tiles &c. ageut for Jackbon Johnstone David Frederick, beer retailer, 227 High street & Garside's patent rooting tiles, Harrow Bridge wharf, Jones Jas. Corals, tinman & brazier, 20 Leyton rd. Newtown High street Jull Herbert, corn dealer, 5 Market place May James Pearson, solicitor, Bethell house, Romford road Kemp Alfred, painter, 279 High street May William, grocer, Romford road Kennedy Alfred & Sons, surgeons, Broadway Mayfield Myers, herbalist, 80 Leyton road, New town Kennedy George & Co. plumbers &c. 2 Norris pi. High st Mays Robert, carpenter, Martin street Kennedy Angus, surgeon, Stratford hall, Romford road Meggs Elizabeth (Mrs.); ladder maker, 47 High street Kennedy Jhn. Blydestyn,surgeon, 5 Surinam ter.Broadway MeikJejon John, draper, 127 Leyton road, New town Kibby William, ironmonger, 34 Broadway Mein William & Co. smiths & engineers, Hope iron works, Kincey John, t>ouble King's Head, Broadway Station street, High street King John, chimney sweeper, 8-3 Wind mill lane, New town Merry William, greengrocer, 62 High street Kipping Charles, wholesale & retail fruiterer, Broadway Merry William, shopkeeper, Chapel street, High street Kirby Alfred, Swan hotel, Broadway Meyer William & Son, varnish manufacturers,Sugar Ho. la Kirbv George Foster, boarding school, 4 The Grove Meyers Albert, grocer, 45 Leyton road, New town Kite William George, coffee rooms, Broadway Middleton William Thomas, auctioneer, 367 High street Knight & Derstow, builders, Falmouth st. New town Millard Thomas, watch & clock maker, 26 Maryland point Knowler Charles John, Princess Alice, Romford road Millist John, french polisher, 1 William street Land & Co. gas fitters, 2 Surinam terrace, Broadway Mills Alorizo, greengrocer, 3 Maryland road Lanham William, carman, Martin street Mills Charles Philips, TwoBrewers, 215 High street Lascelles William Henry, concrete building manufacturer, Mitchell Samuel, grocer, Chobham road Sugar House lane Moan James, dairyman, Martin street Latham Alfred, grocer, Leytonstone road Moorivioore Georgeueorgc , ham & beef dealer, 22 Broadway LawranceFrancis Burdett, Yorkshire Grey, Mary land point Moor Samuel, photographer, 110 Leyton road, Ne? Lazarus Joseph, tobacconist, 308 High street Moore Sarah (Mrs.), Harrow inn, 84 High street Ledger Thomas, dentist, 2 Cloughton villas, Chobham road Morris John Stephen, painter, 8 Richmond villas, Chobham Lee William, Son & Co, grey stone lime works, Stratford road, New town wharf, High street Mortimer James, Railway tavern, 14 Bridge road, High st Lee James, beer retailer, 263 High st Moss Abraham, clothier, 234 High street Lee James, builder, 4 Lucas terrace, Romford road Leete William Alexander, baker, 84 Angel lane Lemere James, oil & color man, Broadway Lemon Tom Summer, pawnbroker, 14 Maryland road Moy Thomas, coal merchant, Angel lane Letchford & Co. Limited, manufacturers of wax vestas, Murphy Timothy, tobacconist, 1 Leyton road, New town : coil i i i t 11 ii i ^ • i i.i Musgrave William, greengrocer, 29 Maryland rd. New town iV ash Charles, glass & china dealer, 24 Broadway Nash William James, tobacconist & stationer, 346 High st Lewis David, grocer, 12 Maryland point Needham James C. cofteerms. 22 Waddington st, New town Lewis John, linen draper, 46 The Grove Newborn Catherine (Mrs.), toy dealer, 52 Leytn. rd.Nw. twn Lewis Josiah, coffee rooms, 3 Leyton road, New town Newins James, tailor, 11 Waddington st. Newtown Lidbury Edmund, fishmonger, 401 High street Newland John James, hair dresser, 4 Maryland point Lightly James, pawnbroker, 41 Leyton road, New town Newman Charles F. greengrocer, Martin street Lines John. provision dealer, 271 High street Newman James, greengrocer, Chapel street, High street Ling David, cab proprietor, Frederick street, High street Newman John, baker, 12 Maryland road Ljngley George, grocer, 1 Market place Newstead Henry, clothier, 316 High street Linn John, greengrocer, 27 Angel lane Newstead Henry, wardrobe dealer, 357 High street Little Philip Thomas, stationer, 372 High street Newton George, beer retailer, 253 High street Lomas Sarah (Mrs.),tarpaulin manufactory,8&210High st Newton George R. coach builder, 219 High street London fy County Bank (branch) (John Crosthwaite, Nicholson 8c Buchan, surgeons, Romford road manager), Broadway Nickelson Thomas, baker, Henniker road, New town Lord Frederick James, photographer, 327 High street Noble William N. bookseller, 47 The Grove Lott John, jun. farmer, Chobham Manor farm, Chobham North Charles, carpenter, Manbey road, Grove road. New town North Metropolitanrop Tramways Co. (George Hy. Smith, XovellGeorge, ivory waste dealer, 53 Leyton road, New town manager), Broadway LovibondJ ohn & Sons, brewers & wine mers. Park la.High st Norton Thos.s.&Soni , builders & contractors,Fredk. st.High st Low George, gardener, 28 Upper place, Romford road Norton William Francis, coffee rooms, 5 Bridge rd. High st Lucas John William, toy dealer, 36 Leyton road I Oakley Richard, shopkeeper, 9 Bridge road, High street Lunnis William, hair dresser, Leytonstone road O'Grady Henry, news agent, 241 High street Lyne George, beer retailer, Henniker road, New town Oldroyd Allen, tobacconist, 364 High street Macaire George, Castle, 156 Leyton road, New town Org wood Frederick, shopkeeper, High street McBean Donald, pattern maker, 133 High street Osborne John, baker, 64 High street McDonald John Robert, beer retailer, Romford road Ough Henry, architect, Hazlewood house, Romford road McDonell George, architect, Sunny side, Romford road Ovenden William, beer retailer, 17 Waddington st.New twn McGovain Thomas, Three Pigeons, Green, Romfurd road Overton William, wheelwright, Martin street McNess James, shoe maker, 7 Windmill lane, New town Pagett Edwin, butcher, 33 Leyton road, New town McSweney Dennis, bootmaker, 264 High street Paine Henry, shopkeeper, Falmouth st. New town Maddiss John, beer retailer, Major road, New town Palmer Elizabeth & Catherine (Misses), ladies* school, The Maguire Benjamin, hosier, 376 High street Hermitage, Romford road Mallett William, boot maker, 248 High street Paliner James & Co. candle manufacturers, Warton road Malone Thomas, Lord Henniker, The Grove Palmer Thomas William, solicitor, 2 Rokeby pi. Broadway Mann John, shoe maker, 7 Leyton road, New town Pannell John, beer retailer, 221 High street greengrocer, 32 Chobham road Parrott George, tobacconist, 13 Leyton road, New town Mansfield Cornelius, builder, 1 Chestrfld. villas, Chbhm. rd Parsons Thomas, shopkeeper, Henniker road, New town Mwkham Martha (Mrs.),fishmonger, 43 Leyton rd.New twn Pash Daniel & Co. boot & shoe makers, Broadway Markwick Laboum, tailor, 75 Windmill lane, New toiyn Patent Victoria Stone Co. 284 High street Marsh William, boot & shoemaker, 61 High street Paterson James & Co. engineers, Albion street Marsh all Charles James, plumber, 8 Maryland point Payne Thomas, shoe maker, 235 High street Marshall,Joseph G. B. engineer & surveyor, Martin street Perry & Co. builders, Sugar House Jane Martm Henry, paihter, 234 High street Phillips Edward, news agent, 19 Leyton road, New town, DHdBCTOliy.] ESSEX. STRATFORD, 237 Phillips James, dairyman, 38 Leyton road, New town Self Jeremiah, clerk to the school board & to the burial Phillips Jane (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 384 High street board, 4 Surinam terrace, Broadway Piggott Henry, shopkeeper, Martin street Senechal Louis, beer retailer, 29 Angel lane Pirn Mary Ann (Mrs.), tool dealer, Leytonstone road Shambrook Charles, oilman, 33 Chobham road Pl&tten William, asphalte manufacturer, Sugar House lane Sharp Robert, cowkeeper, Chapel street, High street Plummer Robert, clothier, 7 Bridge road, High street Shaw John, shopkeeper, 70 Angel lane, Broadway Pokin Allen, furniture broker, 2 Windmill lane, New town Shaw Samuel, oilman, 305 High street Polley John & Co. chemists, 360 High street Shea Joseph, rag merchant, 333 High street Ponder Charles, hat & cap maker, Martin Street marine store dealer, Falmouth st. New town Ponder William, picture frame maker, The Grove Shean John, boat builder, High street Ponsford George, beer retailer, 7 Maryland point Sherwin Matthew Henry William, professor of music & Poole Frederick, Green Man, 194 High street pianoforte tuner, 1 Lansdowne terrace, Romford road Poole Thomas, tailor, 5 Leyton road, New town Shimwell & Co. (late E. Morwood & Co.), manufacturers of Porter James Raven, milliner, 266 High street patent rolled large tin & terne sheets & iron & tin plate Porter Thomas, coal merchant, Burford road merchants, Bridge road Powell Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Vicarage lane Simlick Conrad, chemical cigar light manfr. Martin street Priddy Samuel, linen draper, Broadway Simmons William, smith, Frederick street, High street Printing Ink Stationery Co. Sugar House lane Simpson James, Lion, 74 Angel lane, Broadway Privet Richard, shopkeeper, New street Simpson James, tailor, 2 Angel lane, Broadway Pyramid Fire Light Co. Sugar House lane Simpson James, window blind maker, 214 High street Quelch William, cheesemonger, 32 High street Singer Manufacturing Cosewing machine ma. Broadway Randell Joseph, loan office, 2 Ponder terrace, Water lane Single Arthur, auctioneer, estate agent & surveyor, The Rawlins John, butcher, 84 Leyton road, New town Grave Rawlins Joshua, confectioner,'Chapel street, High street Slater Louisa ("Mrs.), shopkeeper, Henniker road, New town Read John & Henry, rag merchants, 365 High street Slaughter Archibald Alfred, butcher, 2 Maryland point Read George, butcher, 25 Maryland road, New town Smart Martha (Miss), cork manufacturer, 80 Angel lane Reeve Charles, woollen draper, 290 High street Smedley William, beer retailer, 24 Maryland road Reid William, florist, The Grove Smith Bros. & Co. tar & grease manufacturers,Marshgate la Reynolds John, beer retailer, Plashet lane, Romford road Smith Arthur Jhn. dining rooms, 47 Leyton rd. New town Rice James, JSagle tavern, Chobham road, New town Smith Augustus, brush & mat manufacturer, & patent Richards Edwin, insurance agent, 15 Warwick terrace, fibre mills, Marshgate lane Vicarage lane Smith Chas. Cooper, corn dealer, Harrow bridge, High st Richardson & Son, chemists, Leytonstone road Smith Frederick, corn chandler, 336 High street Richardson Henry, beer retailer, Vicarage lane Smith James, beer retailer, 395 High street Richardson William, watchmaker, Leytonstone road Smith James, leather seller, 399 High street Rickett, Smith & Co. coal merchants, High st. & Angel lane Smith John, printer, &c. 31 Angel lane, Broadway Ridpatn Andrew, fruiterer, 198 High street Smith John Moore, architect, estate agent & surveyor, Rippen Henry William, brush maker, Warton road Rokeby house, Broadway Ritchie William & Son, merchants, jute spinners, & power- Smith Richard, grocer, Broadway loom linen manufacturers*Carpenter's road, High street; Smith Stephen, beer retailer, 21 Angel lane city office, 6 Lime street, e.c Southern David, beer retailer, 12 Upton place, Romford rd Rivett James, funeral furnisher & timber mercht.312High st Southwood Jane (Mrs.), sh FRUITERERS&GR EE KG ROGERS— con. | May Ion Wm. 3 Baddow rd. Chelmsford Smith John, Hockley, Chelmsford Fair weather Chas. Odessa rd. Forest gt. e Mancer Edwin, High rd. Leytonstone e Smith William ,36 KingsHead st.Harwich Famdell Mrs. Ellzh. East st. Coggeshall Manhood N. 1 St. Austin's la. Harwich Smith William, 6 Market st. Harwich, - Feath erston ehaughMTS.E. East st. Brkn g Manley & Brad brook, 725 Tilbury road, Sparks John William, Grays Thurrock Foster Fredk. Low street, Chinerford Plaistow e Sparrow J, Benlah road, Walthamstow Forest Joseph, High st. Great iiford MannR.W. 10 Long Wvrest. Colchester Speller John, Epping Fox John Jas.277&299 High st.Stratford Mansfield C. 32 Chobham rd. Stratford e Springford John, 1 Brassey ter. Lilliput Francis Charles, Stansted Mountfitchet, Marshall A. Nightingale rd. Wanstead e -road, Canning town e Bishop's Stortford Martin Henry, Grays Thurrock Spurge on Walter, High street, Halstead Frank Rd. R.Queen'srd.Buckhurst Hill Martin Thomas, 10 Waddington street, Stafford William,Albert rd. Forest gate e Freeman William, Higrh street, Maidon New town, Stratford e Standen William, North Woolwich road, FreemanW.23Woodstck. st.Canning tn e Mask ell Henry, Field rd. Forest gate e Canning town e Fuller John, North street, Colchester Maynard George, H. 132 High street, Stanger Robert, Wood st.Walthamstow Gentry Thomas,41 Highst. Chelmsford Colchester Steggles WillianK Barrack st. Colchester GibbsW.2Markt.ter.Balaam st. Plaistw e Meadows George, South st.Manningtree Stevens Wm. S.King st.Saffron Walden Gigging C.W. 19 Alexandra st. Southend Merry William. 62 High st. Stratford e Stewart John, Pallister road, Clacton- Ginn John, High street, Leyton Miles John, East street, Walthamstow on-Sea, Colcheter GIrton Samuel, Church st. West Ham e Mills Alonzo, 3 Maryland rd. Stratford e Sutton Samuel, Broadway, Barking Gooch Saml.Maidenburgh st. Colchester Milton John, Fisher street, Barking Tann R.2 Hemsworth st.Canning town e Goodeve Richard, High street, Romford Montague Thomas, 26 Woodstock street, Taylor Joseph, Magdalen st. Colchester Gould Joseph, Kelvedon Canning town e Taylor M. Snake's lane, Woodford Green GrangeWm.Arkwright st. Canning tn e Murrell Charles, Church end,Woodford Theobald William, Grays Thurrock Greenslade William,King street, Leyton Musgrave William, 29 Maryland road, TiffinG.134Leyton rd. New twn. Strtfrd Greenwood Mrs.S.Magdalen st.Colchstr New town, Stratford e Totman Mrs.A.S. Billericay,Brentwood Grimwood Mrs. Eliza,East hill,Colchestr Nevard Henry, 2 North hill, Colchester Tracey Charles, Magdalen st Colchester Groves Mrs. Clara,Crown st. Brentwood Newell Henry, High street, Brentwood Turner W. High st.Walton-on-the-Naze Gunn John, Waterloo road, Romford Newman Chas. F. Martin st. Stratford e Underwood A.Markhouse rd. Walthmstw Haines George/228 High st. Stratford e Newman James, Chapel street, High Unwin Henry, High street, Maidon Halls Robert J. High street, Colchester street, Stratford e Venton D. 34Rathbone st.Canning twn e Hammond A.21Moulsham st. Chelmsfrd Newton Thomas, Back st. Brentwood Wagstaff Thomas, York st, Manningtree Hanney Rayner John, Falmouth street, NichoJls Mrs. Elzh. S. Grays Thurrock Wakeling George, High street, Southend New town, Stratford c NoakesS.10 Hudson's rd.Canning town e Walters James, Broadway, Plaistow e HantonWm.West st.New tn.Stratford e North A.12Victoria Dock rd.Canning tn e Ward James, 12 St. Austin's la.Harwich Harbour Hy,20Mary land point.Stratfd e Nye William, Sarah st. Canning town e Ward Thomas, High st. Brightlingsea Hardcastle George, Carlisle rd. Leyton OrfordB.97 Rathhone st.Canning town e Ward W.Church la.Sprin£fieJt],Chlmsfrd Harradine John, Park road, Plashet e Orrin Jas. West Stockwell st. Colchester WarrenW,ll3High st &Easthiil,Clchstr Harrington Hy. 20 Conduit st. Chelmsfd Osborne John, Alexandra st. Southend Water field Thomas, 27 Hudson's road, Harris David, Tindal sq. Chelmsford Page E. 53 Chatsworth rd. Forest gate e Barking road, Canning town e Harvey Edwards Rbt.Leytou rd.Levton Page John, Station road, Forest gate e Watson James, Whitwell rd. Plaistow e HarveyThos.West Stockwell st.Colchstr Page Wm. Maynard rd. Walthamstow Watson J.87 Woodstock st.Canning twn e H aslerChas. 23 Hal Is ville rd. Ca nn ing t n eParke r William, Magdalen st.Col cheater Watson Wm. Barking road, Plaistow e Havens Henry, Wivenhoe, Colchester PerkinsGeo. Hollow ay rd. Leytonstone e Westrop R. Castle Hedingham,Halstead Haycock Wm. T. 381 High st.Stratford e Perrett Enos, 1 Canning terrace, Lilli- WhippsGeorge,Cattle market,Braintree HazlewoodWm.Upp.Dovercrt. Harwich put road, Canning town e Whitbread Mrs. Charlotte, Epping Head Wm. Jas.31 Shirley st.Canning tn e Pool Richard, 135 Balaam st. Plaistow e White Mrs.M.S Crawfrd.st.Canning.tn e Heard Arthur, West Ham lane e Presnal 1J. H igh st. Walton-on-the- Naze WillsmoreWm.Cattle market, Braintree Heard T.Low. Queen's rd.Buckhrst.Hill Pretlove C. St. James's st, Walthamstow Wilson Fredk. Magdalen st. Colchester Heffer William, Lay street, Great Iiford Privett John, 43 Webb st. PJaistow e Wood Henry, High street, Brentwood Herhert Mrs. James, High street, Wal- Pudney A. Lower green, Brightlingsea Wood John^ 1 Trinity place, Barking ton-on-the-Naze Purchase J. 67 Plaistow rd. West Ham e road, Canning town e Hingle Mrs. E. Cambrdge .rd. Wal thm stw Pyner James, North street, Barking . Wood Joseph. ,. Hyth_ e hill., Colchester HitchcockC.Holloway down,Leytnstnee Rapp Chas. 1 Agate st. Gaining town e\ ^ht Edward, Lougbton Hitchcock Joseph, 80 Windmill lane, Red bond J. 87 Rath bone st. Canning twn e New town, Stratford e Rich ards J ames, Beul ah rd. Walthamsto w Hockley Mrs. Ann,SibleHedinghm. Hlstd Ridgley William, North st. Colchester Holt Fredk. ChiDoinir Onsrar. Brentwood Ridley Arthur Edwin, King's Place Howe James, Silver town e road, Buckhurst Hill Howe William, Woodford Green Ridpath Andrew,198 High st.Stratford e Hubbard James, Grays Thurrock Robinson Benj.G. Broadway,Stratford e Jarvis John, North street, Barking RobinsonGeorge,Odessa rd. Forest gate e Jennings Jas. 2 St. Austins la. Harwich RobinsonWm. sen. 9 Alexandra ter.Sthnd Jessop David, Globe cres. Forest gate e RoIphAbrhm .151 Moulsham st.Chlmsfrd JessopFrdk.Queen's rd. Buckhurst Hill Root George, Head street, Halstead Joel Samuel, 37 Victoria Dock road, Ross John, 12 Waddington street, New Canning town e town, Stratford e Johnson Henry, Golden hill, Military Rowe E. J. Harrow grn. Leytonstone e road, Colchester Rowland William, Church st. Coggeshall Jones John, WoodfordBrdg. Chigwellrd Ruffle Geo. Newman, High st. Dunmow Jones William, North Woolwich e RutledgeE.100 Bidder st.Canning town e .Keep Fredk. 1 Denmark ter.East Ham e Sadler Edward, Magdalen st. Colchester Kerridge Edward, Broadway, Barking Sadler James, Churcn street, Coggeshall Jul burn James, 16 Junction street, Sains Joseph, 56 High street, Plaistow e Stephenson street, Canning town e Salter James, Barking road, Plaistow e King Thomas, St. Andrew's rd. Romford Sansom Wm. 2 Prince's ter. Plaistow e KingThomas, WhitePost la.Little llford Saunders William, 2 Alice cottages, Kipping Chas. Broadway, Stratford e Alice street, Canning town e Lacey Richard George, Leigh S.O Savill John, Witham Lamb William, Leyton road, Leyton Savill Stephen. Jas/High st. Brentwood Larkin J. 108 Lilliput rd. Canning twn e Savill William, Grange road, Leyton Last Fredk. ,7 Baddow rd. Chelmsford Scott Henry, C h ape street, Stratford e Leonard John, North Woolwich e Seaman William Henry, 10 Hallsville Lewin John, 3 Forty Acre lane, Roscoe road, Canning town e street, Canning town e Searl John, 82 Bidder st* Canning town e Lindsell Thomas, 16 Bankst. Braintree Searles Charles, King's rd. Brentwood Linn John, 27 Angel lane, Stratford e Searles James, Fullbridge, Maidon Littlebury W.H.17LongWyre st.Clchstr Shadrack William, North Woolwicb rd e Looker Arthur, Longhton . Sharp George, Graya Thurrock Mackliu John, Mersefc road, Colchester Simmons G.GrosvenorPk. rd.Wlthmstw McNally Edwd. Wood st.Walthams tow Simons Henry, 38 Drurylane, Braintree Malley Patrick, Magdalen st. Colchester Smith James, High street, Romford