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DIRECTORY.] SEVENOAKS. Laurie Aifd. St. Geo. Mcadam Esq DIRECTORY.] KENT. SEVENOAKS. Laurie AIfd. St. Geo. McAdam esq. Hockdale, Sevenoaks chairman; Frederick Rea, treasurer; George Frederick Matthews Joseph esq. Foxbury, St. Lawrence Seal, Carnell, clerk; Sidney William Gibson, Eynsford, sur­ Sevenoaks veyor; T. Hennell C.E. engineer Mildmay Hy. Bingham esq. D.L. Shoreham pI. Sevenoaks Fire Brigade Station, Urban District, Eardley road, Saml. Reid David esq. Shootfield, Sundridge, Sevenoaks Towlson, ca.ptain; Kenred Hancock, superintendent; Rogers Maj. In. Middleton D.S.O. Riverhill ho.Sevenoaks Henry Woodhams, engineer &; 9 men Swanzy Francis esq. Heathfield, Sevenoaks Freemasons' Masonic Hall, St. Nicholas Parish room, Thompson Wm. Jas. esq. Kippington grange, Sevenoaks London road, Frank Crank, hon. sec Tipping Lieut.-C<:>l.William Fearon,Erasted pk.Sevenoaks Inland Revenue Office, John Churchward Viggers, 2 Warde Lieut.-Col. Charles Arthur Madan D.L. Squer- ')'1ount villas, Hitchen Hatch lane ryes court, Westerham S.O Masonic Lodge (Knole) No. 1414, meetings, October to Watney Norman esq. D.L. Valence, Westerham S.O March, second tuesday in the munth, at St. Nicholas Wilkinson Horace esq. Frankfield, Seal chart, Sevenoak~ Parish Room, Frank Crank, hon. sec Wilson Alfred esq. RA. Oakhill, Sevenoaks Odd Fellows' Hall. London road. Henry Sutton, sec The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Sevenoab VOLUNTEERS. Urban &; Rural District Councils, are ex-officio magis­ 1St Volunteer Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent trates Regiment (G Company); head quarters, Argyle road;. Oerk to the Magistrates, William Wheatley Knocker, Capt. .John D. Laurie; Herbert Wheatley Knocker, Q London road, Sevenoaks lieut. 'Cyclists' Company j Sergt. Herbert Parry, drill Petty sessions are held the second & last Friday in ench instructor month, at the Court House, at II o'clock, also inter­ mediate sessions every friday, at the same hour, when HOSPITALS .& CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. there are any cases to be disposed of under the Sum­ Fever Hospital, Oak lane, James Soott Tew M.D. 10 Bor­ mary Jurisdiction Acts dyke, Tonbridge, medical officer The following p!a(;es are in the Petty Sessional Di­ Holmesdale Cottage Hospital, St. John's hill, Rev. J. M. vision :-Erasted, Chevening, Halstead, Kemsing, Ot­ Burn Murdoch, hon. sec. &; treasurer; A. J. Alliot~ ford, Riverhead, Seal, Sevenoaks, Sevenoaks Weald, M.D., J. Blomfield M.B., F. M. Burnett M.D., F. O. Shoreham, Sundridge & Westerham Bury M.D., A. G. Don L.R.C.P.Lond., O. D. iMarriott M.D., J. Sterry L.R.C.P.Lond. &; H. ThompsoB URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. M.R.C.S.Eng. medical officers Offices, Argyle road. Holmesdale Medical Provident Club, Herbert J. Thomp­ Meetings, first & third tuesdays in each month, at 4 p.m. son, sec. Argyle house Members. Hospital f{)r Children with Hip Disease, Tub's hill, Herbt. M.R.C.S.En~., Ohairman, John Frederick Carnell. Thompson A. G. Don L.R.C.P.Lond. &; Vice-Chairman, Wm. Samuel James Crosbie Hill. A. J. Alliott M.D. medIcal officers; MillS Jackson, lady superintendent; Miss M. Rose, hon. sec Retire in April, 1903. Sir William Sennocke's AImshouses, under the manage­ Wm. Haml. ,jas. Crosbie· Hill / James Outram ment of the governors of the Queen Elizabeth's Gram.­ William Broce Dick Milton John Reed mar School & Almshouse foundation; W. W. Knocker; [Retire in April, 1904. clerk St. Michael's Orphanage, London rd. supported by volun­ John Frederick Carnell I John Harry Marchant tary contributions; Miss Eleanor Johnson, hon. sec Rev. John Jackson I Henry Swaffield SEVENOAKS UNION. Retire in April, 1905. Board day, thursday (fortnightly), at the Workhouse,. Charles Musgrave Bull IFrank Rohinson Sundridge, at II a.m. Alf. St.George Mc A. Laurie Alex. John WaIter Ward The Union comprises the following parishes, viz.:­ Officers. Brasted, Chevening, Chiddingstone, Cowden, Eden­ Clerk, Herbert J. Thompson, Argyle house bridge, Halstead, Hever, Kemsing, Leigh, OUord, Pens­ Treasurer, Frederick Rea, London & County -Eank hurst, Riverhead, Seal, Sevenoaks, Sevenoaks Wea1d~ Medical Officer of Health, James Scott Tew M.D., B.S., Shoreham, Sundridge & Westerham. The population D.P.H. 10 Eordyke, Tonbridg-e of the uni{)n in 1901 was 3°,790; area, 66,$96 acres p Surveyor & Engineer, Samuel Towlson A.M.I.C.E. The assessable value in 1902, £189,068 Den, Granville road Chairman of the Board of Guardians, A. T. Eevan esq_ Sanitary Inspector, Arthur Fowler, Longford, Sevenoaks J.P. Dormers, Bessels Green, Sevenoaks Collector, Arthur Amos Pett, 121 High street Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Geo. SEVENOAKS RURAL DISTRIGr COUNCIL. Frederick Carnell. 130 High street, Sevenoaks Meet at the Union Workhouse, thursdays, fortnightly, im­ Treasurer, Frederick Rea, London &; County Bankr mediately after the meeting of the Eoard 00 Guardians. Sevenoaks Ohairman, A. T. Bevan esq. J.P. Dormers, Bessels Green, Relieving & Vaccination Officer. &; Collectors to the Sevenoaks Guardians & Inquiry Officers, Penshurst district, W. Clerk, George Frederick Carnell, 130 High st. Sevenoaks R. Waghorne, Four Elms, Edenbridge; Sevenoaks dis. Treasurer, Frederick Rea, London & County Eank trict, Arthur D. Pratt, Brasted; Shoreham district, Medical Officer of Health, James Scott Tew M.D., B. S., Robert C. Pope, Chipstead D.P.B. 10 Bordyke, Tonbridge Medical Officers, No. I district, Stanley Edward Ward Surveyors, Hobert Bailey, Sundridge & William H. Bolt, L.R.C.P.Lond. Brasted; No. 2 district, Herbert Thomp­ Leigh son M.R.C.S.Eng. Euckhurst lodge, High street, Seven.­ Sanitary Inspector, Arthur Fowler, Longford, Sevenoaks oaks; No. 3 district, Frederic C. Bury M.B. River­ head; No. 4 district, Arthur Maude L.R.a.P.Lond. PUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS. 'Vesterham; No. 5 district, Frank Fraser M.D., C.M. County Court, His Honor Alfred Emden, judge; Leigh; No. 6 district, Chas. W. H. Newington L.R.C.P. WiIliam WheatIey Knocker, registrar &; high Lond. Edenbridge; No. 7 district, Osborne Delano bailiff; Joseph Ashby Stephens, sub-bailiff. The Marriott M.D., C.M. The Vicarage, Sevenoaks court is holden in the Police station once every twe Superintendent Registrar, George Frederick Camell, 130 months; the following places are within its jurisdic­ High street, Sevenooks; deputy, Harry E. Pyle, I3G tion, Brasted Chevenin.g, Halstead, Otford, Shoreham, High street, Sevenoaks SWldridge, Kemsing, Seal, Riverhead, Sevenoaks,Seven­ Registrars of Births & Deaths, Penshurst sub-district, oaks Weald, Westerham, Ightham. Plaxtol, Shipborne, William R. Waghorne, Four Elms, Edenhridge; Stanstead, Borough Green & Wrotham deputy, G. Taylor, Edenbridge; Sevenoaks sub-dis. For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in Tun­ trict, Arthur S. Pratt, Village hall, Brasted; deputy, bridge Wells, Alexander Mackintosh, senior official re­ .A.rth. A. Pett, High st. Sevenoaks; Shoreham sub-dis­ ceiver; Thomas WaIter John Britten &; Guy Hamilton trict, Robert C. P{)pe, Chipstead; deputy, Miss Florence Acheson, assistant official receivers, 24 Railway ap­ M Pope, Chipstead proach, London bridge, London EC Registrar of Marriages for the Union, Arthur AIDos Pett~ Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress 121 High street, Sevenoaks; deputy, Frederick W. Amendment Act," W. H. Cronk, High street, Frank Bywater, 5 London road, Sevenoaks Cronk, High street &; Charles Frederick Corke, 13 Workhouse, Birchfield, Sundridge, a building of Kentish London road, Sevenoaks rag, with red brick dressings, built in 1844 to hold 38r Oonnty Police Station, High street, Albert Taylor, llupt.; inmates; George Wilson, master; Mrs. M. A. Wilson. 4 sergeants &; 28 constables matron; Rev. Thomas Stevens M.A. chapllllll; Stanley Darenth Valley Main Sewerage Board, meets at Cannon E. Ward, medical officer; Miss Mary Mitehenr scllow.. Street hotel, London, every month; Henry 'Swaffield, mistress.
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