618 WOODBL"'R't• DEVONSHIRE. (KELLY'S . Hon. Mark George Ken RoUe D.L., J.P. of Bicton, who is Garratt Lieut.·Col. In. Arthur Tbos. Bishop's court, Exeter lord of the manor, Sir Francis G. A. Fuller-Eliot-Drake bart. Goodwyn Gen. Julius Edmund C.B. Stonebol'ough, Budleigh, and Mrs. Brent are the chief landowners, but there are Salterton several small freeholders. The soil is clay and good mal"l ; Hamilton Alexander Kelso- esq. D.L. The Retreat, Topsham subsoil, clay with large pebble, The chief crops are wheat, Johnson Edward esq. I<'arringdon house, Exeter oats, barley, beans and peas ~ turnips, swedes, mangolds, Lethbridge Williamesq. M.A. Courtlands, Lympstone,Exeter potatoes and apples are largely grown. The area is 7,064 Luke Captain William Stephen R.N. Springfield, Exmouth acres of land, iucluding 734 acres of common, and 500 of Naper Lieut.-Col. William Dutton, Stanley lodge, Exmouth water j rateable yalue, £10,196; the population in 1881 was Peters William Hy. esq. D. L. Harefield ho. Lympstone, Exeter .1,786, which includes 345 in the ecclesiastical parish of Peters Major-Gen. William Henry Brooke, Harefield house, Woodburv Saltertou. Lympstone, Exeter The foilowing are hamlets in this parish:-EBFORD, 2~ Ravenscroft Edward William esq. C.S.I. Elvestone house, miles west-by-north; EXTON, 2 miles south-west; NUT Budleigh Salterton WELL, 2 miles south-west, near the Woodbury Road station; RoUe Hon. Mark G. Ken D.L. Bicton GULLIFORD, 2i miles south-west; WOODMANTON, three Sim William Clulow esq. Knowle, Clyst St. George, Exeter quarters of a mile south; and the chapelry of WOODBURY Clerk to the Magistrates, Henry C. Adams, Exmouth SALTERTON, xi miles north. Assistant Clerk, Herbert C. Adams, Exmouth Bya Local Government Order, which came into operation Petty sessions are held fortnightly, alternately with Ex March 2$, 1884, a detached part of this parish, known as mouth, at II a.m. at the Court house, a commodious Great and Little Houndbere, was amalgamated with Ayles building beare. The following places are included in the Petty Sessional Sexton, George Mutter. division :-Bicton, Clyst St. Georgo, Clyst Satchfield, POST, M, O. &. T. G., S. B. &. Annuity & Insurance Office. Clyst Honiton, Clyst St. Mary, Colaton Raleigh, East Thomas Pr Daley, receiver. Letters arrive from Exeter Budleigh, Faningdon, Littleham &Exmouth.Lympstone, at 6 a.m. & 5.15 p.m.; dispatched thereto at 2.30 & 7.5 Otterton, Sowton, Withycombe Raleigh, Woodbury p.m INSURANCE AGENT.-Westminster Fire & Westminster &. WALL LETTER BoXES, Nutwelllodge, cleared at 7.35 p.m. General Life, Henry Glanvill . daily; Ebford (near Mr, Hugos'), cleared at 7.20 a.m. & SCHOOLS:- 5.40 p.m. week days; sunday, 7.20 a.m National (mixed), with master's residence attached, COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR WOODBVRY PETTY SESSIONAL erected in 1872, at a cost of £1,000, & enlarged in 1887, DI\"lSION. for 240 children; average attendance, ~84; Henry Pyne, Dunhoyne Lord, Greendale, Clyst St. Mary, Exeter master Seaton Lord, Nutwell court, Lympstone, Exeter Exton (mixed), erected, with house for mistress, in Phear Sir John Budd kt. M.A. Marpool hall, Exmouth 1875, at a cost of £450, part of Broadmead's gift, &. Birch Lieut.-Col. Charles B.A. Lympstone grange, Exeter enlarged in 1886, for 80 children; average attendance, Bryce John P. esq. Bystock house; Exmouth 48; Mrs. Mary Anne Randall, mistress . Cole Edward Campbell Stuart esq. Stoke Lyne, Exmouth Woodbury Road station, George Moore, station master Cooper Capt. Beauchamp Astley, Temple Hill, near Bud- CARRIER TO EXETER.-John Gordon, every tues. & fri. leigh Salterton to •White Hart,' returning same day Woodbury. Eddy John, 'fartner SIllick John, shoe maker PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ekers William, carpenter Skinner Sarah Jane (Mrs.). grocer Adcock Mrs. Parsonage, Style cottage Ellicott Wm. police sergeant, Globe hI Smith Wm. miller (water), Rydon mill [Letters via. LympstoneJ Fayter John, corn dealer SqniresMary (Mrs.), dress maker Bastin John, Belvidere [Letters via Furnivall Henry Wallace, surgeon, & Stamp Charles Hy. butcher & farmer Lympstone] medical officer & public vaccinator, Stokes Harry, church bell hanger &; Brent Mrs. Sydney cottage Woodbury district, St.Thomas union, builder &c DinningFrederick C. Rosemary cottage Southcroft Summerfield (William) & Jarman Ellis Mrs. Broadway Furse John, wheelwright, &. assessor & (Henry), masons Fnlford Rev. John Loveband M.A. collector of income tax for Wood Thomas Samuel & In. farmers, Izel cot [vicar], The Parsonage bury & Lymstone parishes Tucker Henry, shoe maker Fulford Mrs. The Priory Glanvill Mrs. & Son, farmrs.Rydon frm Volunteer:FireBrigade(Edwn.Berry,cpt) Fnrnivall Henry Wallace, Southcroft Glanvill Henry, farmer & registrar of Ware & Sons, tanners Bards William, Globe hill births & deaths forWoodbury sub-dist Way Samuel John, baker Hole Francis Richard, Fairfield house Glanvill Robert, brewer & maltster Wheaton John, baker Johnston Miss, Oak Hayes Godfrey William J. chimney sweeper Ebford. Morgan Mrs. Broadway Gordon John, carrier [Letters via Topsham]. Norman Miss, Parsonage Style cottage Gordon Sophia (Miss), dress maker Hugo WaIter [Letters via Lympstone] Havill William, coal merchaut Jackson Col. George, Ehford Barton Parke Capt. Frederick, Heatherdene Hearn Edward, vet. surgeon,Broadway PenneH Miss, Ebford house Pearce Francis Drake, Woodbury lodge Hooper Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper Coles John, farmer Picken Rev. Wm. Slyman RA. [curate] Hooper Jane (Miss), dress maker Eveleigh John, wheelwright Stokes Tom llooper Thomas, church bell hanger Gibbings William, road contractor Stokes William, Broadway Hyett William, butcher Gibbings William. yeoman Ware Henry, Gilbrook house Jennings William, pig jobber, Green Harris Charles, blacksmith Ware Mrs. Snnnyside Lake Richard, tailor Nitro-Phosphate (The) & Odams Chemi West Mrs. Globe hill Lake Richard, jun. shoe maker cal Manure Co. Lim. manure manufs Wheaton Richard Lear Henry, Globe P.H. & farmer Russell John, farmer, Ebford Barton Lear Tom Edwd. grocer &c. Broadway Smith William, wheelwright COMMERCIAL. Lindsey Henry, farmer Ashford W'm. farmer, Lower Venmore Lindsey Senthill, deputy registrar of Exton. Bamsey Frederick, shoe maker births & deaths [Lettel'll via Topsham.] .Bastin John, basket maker Livermore Robert, jobbing gardeuer Stogdon Misses, Exton house Berry Edwin, brassfounder, millwright, Livermore William, shopkeeper Stogdon Thos.Roht.Suxptitch,ExtoD b() agricultural implement maker & Maunder Fanny (Miss), ladies' school, Ward Henry agent &C. Green Broadway Alford WiIliam & John, farmers Berry Harriet (Mrs.), pork butcher & MiIlard George, head gamekeeper to Bradbeer Adam, farmer dairy, Broadway Sir Francis George Augustus Fuller Hayward John, farmer Brice Henry, farmer, Ford Eliot-Drake bart. Black hill Nickels James, farmer & miller (water) Erowning Luke, boot & shoe maker & Miller James, smith, Broadway Potter William, Railway inn ironmonger, Broadway Miller John Lock, hawker Randall Henry James, carpenter Clapp Emma (Mrs.), dress maker Miller William, farmer Clapp Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Nicks Matthew, farmer, Coombe farm Nutwell. Crook Hermon, farmer [Letters via Lympstone] [Letters viti Lympstone.] Crook HermoD, JUDo smith Pavey William, shopkeeper Fuller-Eliot-Drake Sir Francis George DaleyThomas P. shopkeeper, rost office Perry Edwin, baker Augustus bart. Nutwell court Daley WiIliam, tailor Phillips Robert, builder Seaton Lord, Nutwell court Down Josiah, farmer &road contractor, Pile Henry, farmer, Bagmores Northcote Miss, Upper Nutwell Higher Venmore Potter William, blacksmith Hockey Thomas, farm bailiff to Sir F. DunscombeWilliam, farmer,Bridgepitt Pratt William, dairy farmer G. A. Fuller-Eliot-Drake bart Ebbels Elizabeth C. (Mrs.), WhiteHa.rt Pyla Katherine (Mrs. ),frmr.Victoriacot Symes Henry, head gardener to Sir F.R. maltster & brewer Rsw John, farmer, Church stile Francis G. A. Fuller-Eliot-Drake hart