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SUSSEX. [KELLY's Registrar of Marriages; Charles George Hill, Belle Vue Cot­ Places of Worship, with Times of Senices 2316 PETWORTH. SUSSEX. [KELLY's Registrar of Marriages; Charles George Hill, Belle Vue cot­ Places of Worship, with times of Senices. 1 . tage, Petworth; deputy, Albert Moase, Hoes farm,Petwrth St. Mary's Church, ReV'. Charles Holland M.A. rector; Rev. Workhouse, Petworth, a building of brick & stone, erected Aubrey J. Odell Pain M.A. curate; John Vincent, sexton; in 182o & holding n2 inmates; Francis Edwin Simons, services, n' a.m. 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m. ; fri. n a. m master; Ralph Jean MacDermott B.A., M.B.j M.ch. medi­ Congregational, Rev. Robert Jackson, minister; 10.3oa.m. cal officer 1 Mrs. Lonisa. A. Simons, matron & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.15 p.tn Workhouse, Wisborongh Green, a building of brick & stona, Calvinistic, Back road, ministers various; II a. m. & 3 p.m , erected in IBlS & holding 150 inmates; Thoma8 Bames, master; Reginald Humphry L.R.O.P.Edin. medical officer ; Schools. Mrs. Ellen Barnes, matron National (boys), built in 1816 & renovated by the late Lord RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. Leconfield; it has a large class room & good play ground Meets at the Town hall, Petwortb, & Workhouses, Petworth & will hold ioo children; average attendance, 145 ; Alfred & Wisborough Green, every alternate tuesday at IO a.m. W ootton, master Clerk, Charles James Daintrey, Market place, Petworth National (girls), endowed by the l,ate Earl of Egrem-:mt with Treasurer, Nevil Large Hodgson, London & County Bank, Petworth , £1,333 6s. 8d. now producing £35 annually; the school was built in x8xg, for 250 children; average attendance, Medical Officer of Health, C. Kelly ll.D. Worthing Sanitary Inspector, Fdk. Whitcomb,Egremont row,Petworth 112 ; Miss C. tlson, mistress . National (girls), Byworth, built in 1857, !or 90 children; . SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMlliTTli:E. average attendance, 54; Miss Price, mistress Meets at Petwortb & Wisborough Green at irregular National (infants), built in 1862, for 140 children & en­ intervals. dowed by the late Lord Leconfield with the sum of Clerk, Charles James Daintrey, Market place £x,xo~ in Consols, producing £33 annually; average Attendance Officers, George Brookfield, Wisborough Green attendance, 107;. Miss F. field, p:tistress . ~ & Charles George Hill, Petwortb 1 • Newspapers. Public O:flioers, • West Sussex Gazette Office, Waiter Buckman, correspond- Assistant Overseer & Collector of Poor's Rates & Lighting, ent; Benjamin ·Arnold, agent · Water & Draining Rates, Henry Kinsey, New street Sussex Express, Benjamin Arnold, correspondent : Benjamin Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, Henry Gray Brydone, Arnold & Albert J. Bryant, agents: published tues. & sat Marketplace ,, Sussex Daily News, B. A, Nevatt, correspondent; Benjamin Olerk to Food & Drugs Committee & Assistant Clerk to Amold, agent 1 Standing Joint Committee for West Sussex, Charles James Daintrey, Market place Railway Station. Inland Revenue Officer, George Barr, North street Alfred Chapman, station master ; Charles Ricketts, railway Inspector of Weights & Measures, Horace Ellis, Police station carrier. Omnibus from the' Swan' meets all trains. The Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Tillingham district, station is a mile & three quarters from the town Midhurst union, ~ami. WilsonHope L.R.~.P.Lond. Eastst Sheriff's Officer, Henry Death, Market place Carriers. Superintendent of County Police, Horace Ellis CHICHESTER.-John Weeks, wed. & sat. from Balls Cross via Surveyor of Highways, William Dawtrey, High street Petworth, returning same days Town Crier, William Knight, Lombard street GonALMIN<;l & GUILDFORD.-George Lamboll, fri. returning Vestry Clerk, Henry Kinsey, New street following day · • PRIVATE RESIDENTS. • Upton Henry Thomru~, Grays Butcher Mark, seedsman, Church st Austen Baker Steddy, Somerset lodge, Upton Mrs. James, Orchard house . Cemetery (under the management of North street Upton Mrs. May, East street the churchwardens; John Vincent, Austin Mrs. Pound street Watson Herbert Edwd. F.S.I. New gro sexton), Horsham road Bladgen Miss H. East street Whitcomb Henry, Pound street Challen Alfd. Wheatsheaf P.H. North st Blagden Mrs. North street Wootton Alfred, North street • Chamberlain Richd. builder, Angel st Bridger Miss, East street COMMERCIAL. Claydon Jesse,Black Horse P.H.Byworth Bryan Miss, Lombard street Allen Alice (Miss), dress maker,East st Collins Edmund, farmer & grocer, Post Brydone Henry Gray, Pound street Allen Cornelius,priv.boys' schl.North st office, Byworth Daintrey Charles Jas. Little Leith gate Amold Benjamin, stationer & news Collins Edward Osborne, draper, Daintrey Misses, East street agent, East street North street Dawtrey Jeffrey John, Golden, square Austen Baker Steddy, ironmqnger, Cooper James, farmer, High street Dawtrey John William, High street Market place Cooper John, nurseryman, Grove street Dawtrey Walter, Pound street Ayling Carolina (Mrs.), watch maker, Cooper Thomas, inspector & chief clerk Dawtrey William, High street Pound place of police, Police station Downing Robert, Pound street Ayling Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Brinksole Cottage Hospital (Rev. Charles Holland Downs Charles Henry, Orchard house Aylwyn Alfred, farmer, Buckfold M.A. hon. sec. ; Samuel Wilson Hope Drummond Capt.Geo. Robinson Bridge Bacon William L. gardener to Henry L. R.c. P. Lond. physician) (chief constable of West Sussex) Upton esq. J.P. Gore hill Court Ann (Mrs. ),shopkpr. Hors ham rd Gould Misses, Byworth Barlow Edgar,pastry cook,confectioner, County Court (His Honor Alfred Mar­ Grenger Hugh John, Avenings refreshment rms.& beer ret.Markt.pl tineau, judge ; Henry Gray Brydone, Grigsby Charles Edwin, Down cottage BarrGeo.inland revenue officer,North st registrar & high bailiff), Town hall Hammond John, High street Baxter Reuben, blacksmith, Grove st CraggEmma(Mrs. ),plumbr.&c.North st Hastings Mrs. Cecil, East street Bishop Charles, boot & shoe maker, Daintrey Charles James, solicitor, supt. Hemsted Lieut.-Col. Edward, Red ho Lombard street registrar, clerk to the union & rural Hodgson N evil Large, Pound street BlackmanCath.(Mrs. ),dress ma. Angel st sanitary authority & assessment & Holland Rev. Charles M.A. [.rector, sur- Boniface Henry, farmer, Key Fox ho school attendance committees, to rogate & rnral dean of Midhurst, Bowden William, postmaster & stamp Petworth Savings Bank, to Petworth third division], Rectory distributor, Market place prosecuting society, assistant clerk to Holt Alfred, Angel street Braby George, farmer, Kilsham farm standing joint committee for West Hope Samuel Wilson, East street Bridger Alfred, cooper, Angel street Sussex, clerk to food & drugs com­ Jackson Rev. Robt. [Cong.], Stone ho Bridger ,Emily (Mrs.), Well Diggers' mittee, steward of Honor & Manor of Killick Stanford, Ryde house, Angel st Arms P.H. Lowheath Petworth, manors of Byworth & Lalor Very Rev. Canon Thos. [Catholic] Bromham Edgar, assessor & collector W arningcamp, Cokeham, Dean, Dune­ Leconfield Lord D.L. Petworth house ; of taxes, Golden square ton, Heyshott, Moore, Saddlescombe, & 9 Chesterfield gardens w & White's Bromham James, draper, Golden sq Sutton, Sutton Hall, Tottington, & Carlton clubs, London s w Bryant Albert Jones, printer & book­ Wiggenbolt, Didling, Dumpford & Lewis William H. East street seller, East street Elstead, Loxwood, Woolavington & MacDermott Ralph Jean B.A., M.B. Brydone Hy. Gray, solicitor, perpetual Wonworth-in-Graffham & commis­ Church street commissioner & commissioner for ad­ sioner for oaths, Market place Otway George1 Pound street ministering oaths, clerk to the magis­ Dawtrey Jeffrey J. M.R.c.v.s.L. veter­ Pain Re;vr. Aubrey Joseph Odell M.A. trates & commissioners of taxes & inary surgeon, Golden square [ curM q] ,J North street registrar of county court, Market pl Dawtrey Waiter, corn & coal merchant, Richardwn Charles, Elm cot. Byworth Buckman Walt.sec. toGas Co.Golden sq Golden square Skinnrr John, The Hermitage Burden AnnabeUa (Mrs.), toy & fancy Dawtrey William, farmer & surveyor of Street Wml Ebenezer villa., ,Lombard st warehouse, Lombard street highways, High street Thorpe Charles J. Church street , Burmingham Edmd. shoe ma. Byworth Death & Son, auctioneers, valuers & Turner Mrs. Hillie~ Burnett Jane (Mrs.), berlin wool & estate agents, Market place Upton Henry .J.P. Gore hill fancy repository, East street Death Hy. house furnisher, Market pl .
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