. 594 WARMINGHAM, EL TON, MT. PLEASANT & :BOOTH LANE HEAD.

eel, and turret, with one bell; it was erech•d in 1845-6. A new organ has recently been placed therein, at a cost of £200. The United Methodists have a place of worship here, and there is a National School for children of both sexes. :M:OSTON is a township of this parish, in polling district, containing, by the census of 1861, 170, and in 1871, 217 inhabitants, and 678 acres; 2! miles north-west from Sandbach, on the Trent and Mersey Canal. Hanshall supposes it to have been in­ cluded with Warmingham in the Domesday Survey. 'l'ETTON (originally TEDTUNE) is a township in Warmingham parish, containing, by the census of 181ll, 170, and in 1871, 166 inhabitants, and V!J7 acres; in the polling district of , Mid ; 3! miles north-west from Sandbach. The Trent and Mersey Canal runs through the township. Lord is lord of the manor.

WARMING HAM. ELT ON. Clerg!J and Gentry. Mrs. Sarah, Elton cottage Dlackburne Rev. Henry Ireland, 1\f.A., Trades and Professions. rector Uemer .1\Irs. l\Iary, Old Hough Billington ,John Charles, farmer, Elton hall Billington J oseph, farmer, Brook Trades and Profession~. Broad John, farmer and blacksmith Arden John, miller and farmer, 'Var- Clough Joseph, tailor minglulm mills Ha:::sall ,J uhn, farmer, Flaish farm Baker John, farmer Hollinslwacl Charles, farmer, Railway Batho John, farmer, lllll top Knuttuu Thomas, cashier, Ivy cottage Bevin Thomas, farmer Latham Henry, farmer Boulton J uhn, farmer M ulliner J oseph, farmer, Crab mill Boulton Samuel, farmer Oilier Willittm, wheelwright llourne John, farmer, Stocia Oulton Robert, farmer, Crab mill Buckley George, farmer Scragg Henry, farmer Charlesworth Charles, "Bear's J>aw" and Scragg John, farmer, Fields farmer Smallwood John, farmer Cook Samuel, bricklayer Thompson John, builder GRESTY CHARLES, miller, corn fac- Tomkinson Harrict, farmer tor, and farmer, Forge mills Turner J a bcz, bricklayer and farmer IJarrison John, farmer, Church house Vickers Thomas and Sons, bone manure manufacturers, Uookery Bone mills Hodgson George, farmer, New farm 'Vhitehead Henry, manager at the Bone 1\cttell Samuel, baker, grocer, and. sub- postmaster works 1\.itchen Samuel, National schoolmaster W uou J effery, slwpkeeper Martin John, farmer, Hidding Moo re J ames, parish clerk Letters through Sandbach, which is the Nield John, butcher nearest money order office Oakes J ames, farmer Oulton Joscph, farmer, Donkinson's oak Parker William, farmer MOUNT PLEASANT & BOOTH LANE Remer J oseph and Richard, farmers, Old HEAD. Hough Clergy and G'mt1:1J· Tiuscoe Daniel, farmer, Bottoms tBrandt Rev. Henry, B.A., The Vicarage 'Varburton Joseph, farmer *Froggatt Mrs. Nanny, Linden bank 'V arrcn Michael, farmer Isherwood :M:rs. Martha, Mount Pleasant 'Vhittaker James, farmer, Fields farm cottage Trades and Professions. Post Oj/ice-Snmuel Kettell, sub-postmas­ Bebbington John, farmer and tailor ter. I~etters received from Sandbach at Bebbington Robcrt, stationmaster 8.15 a.m. ; dispatched to Middlewich at Burgess Daniel, "Fox" inn and butcher 8.20 a.m.; arrive from Middlewich at !Clowes John, wheelwright 6.20 p.m., nod dispatched to Sandbach at Clowes William, blacksmith 6.25 p.m. l\lirldlewid1 is the nearest Etlgerley Richard, baker and shopkeeper money order office Edmonds Eel waru, bootmaker Elsby John, farmer FODEN EDWIN, engineer, ironfounder, .J.Yrttinnal Sr.Jwnl-Samuel Kitchen, master; and agent for the princip:tl agricultural Mrs. Eliza Kitchen, mistress makers, El worth foundry