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- ... ~' DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. GREAT WALTHAM. 309 Marshall Ainsworth & Austin, chemists Staines Julia Ann (Mrs.), Red Lion, Bartholomew Edward, Fainnead lodge & grocers, High Bridge street Market place Beevers Mrs. Lippitt's lodge Mason Charles, shoe maker, Sun street StamperThomas, inland revenneofficer, Carter Richard, Torwood. Morse John, artificial flower manufac- Sun street Curtis Edwin Richard, The Cottage turer, Sun street Stevens John Edmund, plumber, High De Voy Mrs. Beaulieu Mumford George, tailor, Franchise pI Bridge street Edwards Arthur Janion .T.P. Beech Hill Nash Audrew, butcher, Sewardstone st Stone Mary Ann (Mrs.), registry office park; & 112 Queen's gate, London S:ID Nottage Joseph, farmer, Quinton hill for servants, High Bridge street Edwards Robert .T.P. Beech Hill park Page WaIter Wm. baker, Church street Stout Julia (Mrs.),frmr. Broomstickhall Ellis George, Manor farm PallettWm.com chandler,HighBridge st Strange George, confectioner, Sun st King Morris, Beaulieu Parcell Frederick, shopkeeper, Seward- Symondson George, land & estate agent, McCarthy John, Bellair stone street Upshire hall Norton Rev. Josiah M.A. Vicarage Parish William, farmer, Copthall green Taylor John, farmer, Haze hill Pettit William, Rose cottage Parker Edward, brewer, High Bridge st Taylor Samuel,wheelwright, Sun street Potter Thomas, Fairmead cottage Parkins Sarah (Mrs.), Green Dragon, Teat William, boot & shoe maker, Roddick Geo. Springfield ho. Lippitt's hI Market place High Bridge street Sotheby Major Charles William Hamil- Pegrum Christopher William, provision Thompson Wallis, grocer, Green yard ton .loP. Manor house dealp-r, Franchise place Tointon Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Trezevant Charles Edward, Manor cot Pelling George Marshall, grocer, & Sun street Wood Wm. Henry, Alder Grove lodge agent for W. & A.Gilbey, wine & spirit Trapp Eliza (Mrs.), bookseller, Sun st COMMERCIAL. merchants, Sun street Turnham Elizabeth (Mrs.), fishmonger, CarterGeorge, Duke of Wellington Phipps Charles, New inn, Sun street High Bridge street Chilton John, Robin Hood Phipps John, tailor, Market place Tyler Samuel, baker, Sun street Clark Cornelius, blacksmith Piper John, butcher, High Bridge street Upton Esther (Mrs.), stationer, High Ponder Chas. beer retailer, Copthall grn Bridge street Ellis George, farmer, Manor farm ~ Elves Joseph, King's Oak Poulson John William, Coach Horses, Upton Jesse, boot maker, Market place Hunt Charles, shoe maker, &post office Baker's entry Walker Jeremiah Banks, beer retailer, Powell Thomas Clement, Three Tuns, Crook mile Hunt George, cowkeeper & vestry clerk Hunt John, juu. carpenter, Mott street Market place Walker Lewis John, pot & drain pipe Hunt John, sen. farmer, Lippitt's hill Priest Arthur, physician & surgeon, manufacturer, Wood green Lane Henry, Owl, Lippitt's hill Sewardstone road Walker :Frances Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Pryor Henry, beer retailer, Pick hill Breach Barnes Potter William, beer retailer Pryor Thos. farmer, Copthall Lodge frm Waltham Abbey if Cheshunt Weekly Roddick George, farmer, Lippitt's hill Puddephatt Thomas Williams, linen Telegraph Newspaper (George Wetton Stone Alfred, farmer, Lippitt's hill draper, Sun street Cowing, proprietor & publisher; Sewardstone. Pugh & Richards, linen drapers, Sun st published friday), Sun street PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Reed Eleanor (Mrs.), china dealer, High Waltham Abbey Literary Institute Bridge street (James Carr, jun. sec.), Church st Binge Edward, Yardley cottage Reed Frederick, boot maker, Romeland Webster Charles, farmer & cattledealer, Butcher Major William D. Luther ho Reynolds John, farmer, Copthall green Warlie's & Prince's farms Chatfield Hobert Edward, Woodlands Reynolds Samuel, boot & shoe maker, Weston Fredk. shopkpr. Sewardstone st Gibbs William Arthnr, Gilwell park Church street Wheeler Arthur Jones, King's Arms, Hickman Henry, Elizabeth villa Richards John Edgcome, linen draper, High Bridge street Melles William, Sewardstone lodge see Pugh & Richards White William Cecil & Co. corn, seed &; Mills Peter, The Grange Robertson William Gilmour, academy, coal merchants, Sun street &; High Paget James Robert, The Chesnuts Waltham lane Bridge street Paget Richard, The Cottage Roddick Andrew, farmer, Quinton hill Wiggs Chas.Wmosurveyor to local board Reid John, Balcony house Royal Gunpowder .Factory (Col. C. B. & sanitary inspector, Quaker lane COMMERCIAL. Brackenbury R.A. superintendent; Williams Jane (Miss), toy dealer, High Ashcombe John, farmer Capt. H. S. S. Watkin B.A. assistant) Bridge street Barratt Joseph, farmer Rule John, Green Man Wingfield Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Chatfield Hobert Edwd.chemical mannfr Saich Robert, shopkpr. Seward8tone st Epping road Cockburn Thomas, Royal Oak School Board (Hubert Gough, clerk), Winters William, stationer, Churchyard Coventry Charles, Fox if Hounds High Bridge street Wood Wm. refreshment hOUse, Sun st Coxshall George, farmer, Spencer farm Searle James, blacksmith, Sewardston st Wright Geo. Reynolds, miller, Sun st Izard John, farmer, Carroll's farm Seignior Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Mills Peter,frmr.& landownr.TheGrange Copthall green High Beech. Patmore Charles, farmer Sharp George, fishmonger, Market pI PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Rule Thomas, beer retailer Sibley Thomas, Three Compasses, Se- Arrowsmith Arthur John, Arabin ho Salmon William, butcher wardstone street . Baring Thomas Charles M.P., D.L., .loP. Saville Charles, smith &engineer Siggers Joseph, boot ma. Greenfield st Wallsgrove house; & Carlton, United ShottWm. farm bailiff toWm.Melles esq Skinner Wm. Welsh Harp, Market pI University, St. Stephen's s.w. & City Watts Fredk.farm bailiff to P. Mills esq Speller Chas. beer retlr. High Bridge st of London clubs, London s.w Wicks John, beer rtlr. Sewardstone grn GREAT WALTHAM (or MUCH WALTHAM) is an upper dais Sir Anthony in full armour, on the lower, his wife ancient village and parish in the Western division of the in the costume of the period; attached to the tomb on the county, Chelmsford hundred, union and county court dis- pavement. also recumbent, are two male infants and one trict, Chelmsford rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and female; both the tomb and figures are in excellent preserva St. Albaus diocese, on the Chelmer river,s miles north from tion: there are slabs with brasses to Thomas Wiseman and Chelmsford station and 33 from London, on the road from his wife, with fnll length figures (I589) and to Sir Richard Chelmsford to Dunmow. The church of SS. Mary and IEverard knight and his wife (I611 and I617): a slab on the Lawrence is a large flint and stone edifice, in the Late Per- i wall of the south aisle perpetuates the prowess and fortunes pendicular style, with a Norman tower and Nonnan founda- I of another of the Everard family, who was lost on the tions in the chancel: it consists of a capacious chancel with Goodwin Sands, Nov. 27th, I703 : the church plateis antique clerestory added in I6th century, nlllVe with clerestory and and curions, the chalice is very massive and bears date I632 arcades and four bays, north (I875) and south (I500) aisles, and one of the plates is still older. The register dates from western tower, surmounted with a characteristic bell cot the year I703. The living is a vicarage, tithe-rent charge containing a peal of bells of various date from I58I to I796 £400, with three acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of (the tenor weighing 28 cwt.) and a large south l'0rch with Trinity College, Oxford and held by the Rev. Henry Edward fine oak roof: there are many stained windows, that at the Hulton M.A. of that college. Trinity College, Oxford, owns east end is to thelate Mr. Tufnell and the west window of the: the rectorial tithes, which are commuted at £ I,800 with I24 north aisle to the late Rev. J. H. Dyer, 34 years vicar: at acres of glebe. The charities amount to about £30 yearly, the eastern end of the north aisle (removed from its position arising from Lord Rich's, Straigh':,'s, Shuttleworth's and in the nave when the aisle was added) is a beautiful tomb, other charities and are distributed in clothing and bread. erected by Sir Anthony Everard, knight, to the memory of his Langleys, the seat of John Jolliffe Tufnell esg.JoP. is a large wife ob. I611, he died in I6I4 before its completion and it mansion pleasantly situated on rising ground near the river recounts his death in that year; upon it are two full length Chelmer and is surrounded by anextensive and well-wooded figures with their heads resting upon their hands: on the estate; the park is stocked with deer; this estate formerly.