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Shelsley W Alsh 658 SHELSLEY DEAUCHAMP SHELSLEY WALSH. Thomas Bury and William H. Cooke, Esqs.,· Clmrcltwardens; Joseph Thomas, Parish Clerk. Endowed National School (boys mul gi1·ls). Mr. EdwardLucas, Master. Infant (Free) School. Mrs. Sebra Phillips, .Jfistress. Worcestershire County Reformatory for Boys, Woodbury hill. The Right Hon. the Earl of Dudley, Patron/ Rev. David Melville, M. A., Rector of Great Witley, President; Rev. Theodore N. Flintoff, M. A., Oltaplain and Resident Manager; Mr. Edwards, Schoolmaster; Mr.· Bilcliffe, Labour Master. Carriers. to Worcester. J. James (on ':Vednesdays and Saturdays), stops at the Horn and Trumpet, Angel street; E. Perry (on Saturdays), stops at the Old Greyhound Inn, New street. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Eaton Mrs., pn.inter, plumber, &c., Shelsley Kings . Cooke William Hyde, Esq., The Green, Fowler George, farmer and hop grower, Shelsley Kings (and in Stockton PardHouse fm. (and in Stocktonparish) parish) Gardner Ed.,frmr. & hop grower, Lower ho. Flintoff Rev. Theodore Nevins, M.A. Griffiths Thomas, farmer, Fetterlocks (rector of Shelsley W alsh ; chaplain Hill H., shopkr.&butcher, ShelsleyKings and resident manager of the Worces· Hoddinott Isaac, farmer and hop grower, tershire county reformatory for boys), Church house Woodbury hill James J., frmr.,Sallysfm.,ShelsleyKings Hill Rev. Melsup, M. A. (rector of Shels· Lucas Edward, master of endowed school ley Bea.uchamp ; surrogate for the Marks J no., grocer, provsn. dlr., & baker diocese of Worcester), The Rectory Martin Mrs. Samuel, farmer, Hocketts Hill The Misses Money John, farmer, Hill side Hull H., Esq., Upper house Moss Thomas, farmer and hop grower, Valiant Frederick, Esq., Sbelsley grange, Little Blakes Shelsley Kings Paggett J.,frmr.,Wallcroft, ShelsleyKings Perry Mrs. E., shopkeeper,Shelsley Kings AGRICULTURAL& COMMERCIAI.J. Rogers Alfred, farmer, Birch farm :Bedford Ed., frmr. and hop gr., Camp fm. Smith , Bridge Inn, Shelsley Kings :Benbow William, blacksmith Thomas J oseph, farmer and parish clerk, :Bury Thomas, landowner, farmer, and Great·Blakes farm hop grower, The Bank farm, Shelsley W A L L J 0 H N, grocer, provision Kings (also in Stockton parish) dealer, draper, &c. Clarke Mrs., farmer, Shelsley Kings Webb Edward, farmer, Ridge Housefm. · Colebatch Edwin, fanner and hop grower, Webb George, farmer, Barrel Yeald farm Brockhill court Young J oseph, fa.rmer and hop grower, ~ Delahay Rd., frmr. & hop gr., South wood Miniards & Green farms, Shelsley Kings ... '1 .. - :SHELSLEY W ALSH. : SHELSLEY WALSH (from the Walshes, a distinguished family who once flourished here), or Little Shelsley, is a village and parish adjoining ·Shelsley Beauchamp, but on the west bank of the Teme; in the western .division of the county and hundred of Upper Doddingtree; petty sessional division and polling district of the Hundred House; union and highway ·district of Martley ; county court district of Worcester; annual rateable -value, £863; area of parish, 468 acres; population in r86r, 57; in :1871, 59, with II inhabited houses. Two farmhouses and some cottages .contain all the inhabitants. The Right Hon. the Earl of Dudley is lord of the manor and sole landowner. 'l'he whole of the parish is in the .occupation of Montagu Charles H. Taylor, Esq.· The soil is clay; .
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