Sussex. Wartli.Ng
Total Page：16
File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb
DIRECTORY.] SUSSEX. WARTLI.NG. 3129 Hughes-Edward, Little Horeham FilleryBenjamin, farmer, Earlsdown frm Message Richard, farmer & hop grower, Atkinson Albert, grcr. Rnshlake Green Fullbrook Mary (Mrs.), farmer Tilement farm Baitup Robert, Horse~ Groom, Rush- Garner George, farmer, Bunces farm Message Thomas, boot & shoe maker lake Green Grant Henrv, watch ma. Rushlake Grn Neve Stephen, millwri~ht • Barrow George, farmer & hop grower Grant Jolm, boot & shoe maker, Hush- Payne John, blacksmith, Rush lake Gra Booth Reuben, farmer, Willetts lake Green Phillips George, tailor, Rushlake Gm Brooks Thomes, farmer Hackney Alfred Herbert, surgeon, Pitcher Robert (Mrs.), farmer & hop Burgess Benjamin, bricklayer Rushlake Green grower, Crawley farm •Burgess James, farmer & bricklayer H azelmanRobert,g-rocer & linen draper, Reeves John, farmer & hop grower, Catt Charles, farmer, Kemp's farm & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Chantry farm Chart Richard, farmer, Rushlake Grn spirit merchants, Rushlake Green Rumnary Thomas, brieklayer Collins Horace, farmer & carrier Henty John, boot maker, RushlakeGrn Smith Mrs. farmer Cornford Samuel, farmer Hewitt Georg~, farmer, Beacons StandenJhn. blacksmith,Clmrches Grn Corn ford Samuel, jun. brick maker Hicks Waiter, farmPr Sutton Jas. carpenter, Rushlake GreeR Crowhurst William Henry & Charles, Hoad David, War Bill in Ton Sweetman Richard, farmer farmers, The Pleydells Hopkinson Thomas J oseph, farmer & Walker Henry, farmer, Beason's farm Dallaway Stephen, farmer assistant overseer, Kingsley hill W atel'll Robert, grocer & linen draper, Dray Frederi~k, saddler & harness LavendPrElijah, poulterer,RushlakeGn Rushlake Green maker, Rushlake Green Lavender Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, White James, beer retailer Eastwood Albert, grocer, Three Cups Rushlake Green White John, farmPr & brick maker Ellis & Daw, millers Message Chas. brick maker, Three Cups Wickens George, farmer, White Birch Ellis Edwin, farmer Message James, farmer, Down gate W oollard John, tiumer, Chuckhen farm WARMINGHURST is a parish and village 55 miies 1871; the Rev. Ebenezer Bacon Rand is the present from London, 5 north-west from Steyning railway station, officiating ministf>r, The Duke of Norfolk is lord of the and 10~ north from Worthing, in the Western division of manor and priucipallandowner. The soil is mixed; sub the county, New Shoreham parliamentary borough, East soil, part rocky and part clay. The chief crops are wheat, Easwrith hundred, Worthing county court district, Bram harley and oat!:!. 1'he area is 1,051 acres; rateable value, ber rape and 1'hakeham union. The church(nameunknown) £933; and the population in 1871 was 140. is small, consi~ting of chancel, nave, west gallery, spire, Clerk, Waiter Wood. and 1 bell, and contains a very ancient brass. The register Parish dates from the year 1714. The living is a donative, without endowment, in the gift of the Duke of Norfolk, but no Letters through Pulborough. The nearest money order presentation has been made since the last avoidance in office is at Storrington Agate Jolm, farmer, Newhouse farm I Golds George, farmer, Warminghurst farm Golds Edwin, farmer, Bowford farm Wood George, carpenter W ARNHAM is a village and parish and station on the Near the village is Warnham-Court, the residence of Horsham and DorkiPg railway, 33 miles from London by Charles Thomas J.ucas, esq. a handsome mansion, and a road, 3 north from Horsham on the road to Dorking, in the striking feature in the surrounding country; the grounds Western division of the county, New Shoreham parliamen are tastefully arranged, and surrounded by a fine deer park. tary borough, Singlecross hundred, rape of Bramber, Hors On the south-west side of the parish is Field Place, the ham union and county court district, diocese and archdea birthplace of Shelley the poet, now the property of SiT' conry of Chichester, and rural deanery ofStorrington. The Perr-y F. Shelley, hart. Warnham Lodge is the residence village is rather extensive, and consists principally of two of William Norris Franklyn, esq. Major Wisden, of long narrow streets; the parish extends to the Suney lhorder. Broadwater, is lord of the manors of Warnham and Den TI1e church of St. Margaret, an ancient Early English in Warnham. Henry Broadwood, esq. Mrs. Bamett, Sir edifice, was enlarged and re-pewed in 1847-48; it consists Percy F. Shellt·y, bart. J. T. Renton, esq. and Charles of a nave and aisles, with three chancels; the northern of Thomas Lucas, esq. are the chief landowner;;. The soil is a these latter portions is divided from the chancel by a Gothic heavy clay; subsoil, in some parts clay loam, in others sti:lf oak screen : it has an embattled tower with clock and six clay. The chief crops are wheat and oats. Area, 4,290 acres; bells; amongst the monuments is one to the family of the rateable value, ..£5,384; the population in 1871 was 1,007. Carylls, dated 1613. The churchyard was enlarged in 187b. KINGSFOLD and a portion of BROADBRIDGB HEATH The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a are in this parish. vicarage, yearly value £314 18s. 5d., with residence, Parish Clerk, Michael Turner. in the gift of Charles Thomas Lucas, esq. and held by the Rev. James Wood, M. .A. of Ollrist Church, Oxford; the Rev. John ArthurHenry Scott, M. .A. of Hert PosT 0FFICE.-William Tann~:r, sub-postmaster. Letters ford College, Oxford, is curate in sole charge. A vicarage arrive from Horsham at 7;a.m.; dispatched at 7 p.m. The house was built in 1872, chiefly by a grant of .£1,500 from nearest money order office is at Horsham the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The commutation of National School (mixed & infants), William Morris, great tithes, payable to Sir Percy Florence Shelley, bart. master; Miss Helen Garman, infants' mistress is £461 Is. 3d. Railway Station, Waiter Martin, station master Agate John, sen Agate Alhert, farmer, Bailing hill Laker William, farmer, Den Agate Stephen, sen Agate John, farme1·, Street farm M ann William, beer retailer Bibo J. H. Byfleels Branch Martin, wheelwri~tht Muggridge Benj. farmer, Cradles farm Burberry James Charman Henry, farmer, Tickfold 1\'luggridge Ellen Mrs. farmer, Old Churchill Henry, N orthlands Charman John, shoe maker House farm Churchman Mrs Charman Michael, blacksmith Muggridge Jobn, farmer Curwen Eldred, .Field place Cheeseman Alfred, farm bailiff to J. T. MuggridgeMatthew,farmer,Sandsfarm Dalbiac William, West house Renton, esq. N orthlands Muggridge Moses, steam thrashing ma- Franklyn Wm. Norris, Warnham lodge Churchman William, farmer, End's chine proprietor, Malt Mayes Hogs flesh Thomas Place farm Murridge Philip,farmer,Betchett'sfarm Labouchere Arthut, Mayes Cock William, butcher Nash William, farmer, Weston's farm Lucas Charles Thomas, Warn ham court Farley Henry, boot & sl10e maker & Paxton Peter, farm bailiff to Charles Osboum Mrs assistantoverseer Thomas Lucas, esq Scott Rev. John Arthur Henry, M.A. Farley Peter, Susse:x Oak Peters Robt. Wheatsheafinn,Kingsfold [curate1, Vicarage Freeman Frederick, grocer & draper Smith George, wheelwright Simpson George Bartlett, Kingsfold Greenfieltl William, beer retailer Tanner William, post office, coal mer- COMMERCIAL. Henley Henry, farmer chant & shopkeeper Agate John & Stephen, timber mer Holland John, farmer Whitehead Wm.farmer, Uowhook farm chants & farmers Kensett ·william, farmer, Stone farm Wood Wm. farmer, Broadbridge Heatla W ARTLING (with BOREHAM). W .A.RTLING is a village and parish 4! miles north from county, rape and county court distriet of Hastings, hundred Pevensey station, 68 from London, 5~ ea~t from Hailsbam of Foxearle, union of Hailsham, diocese of Chichester, arch and 14 west from Hastings, in the Eastern division of the deaconry of Lewes and rural deanery of Pevensey (No. 1). .