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Isle of Wight. Yarmouth DIRECTORY.] ISLE OF WIGHT. YARMOUTH. 669 Rns.sell William 1Cooper Arthur, Woodman's Arms P.H Johnson .Alfred, dairy, Littletown Scott Rev. H. R.,M.A. (curate),Hillsde Cooper Edward M. dairyman, Fern Jolliffe Eliza (Mrs.), dairy, Packsf!.eld Shedden Miss Roscow, Wootton house Bm farm Masters Frederick, dairy, Hillgrove Taylor George, Wootton bridge Cooper Josiah, wheelWlight, carpenter Mew Alfred John, shopkeeper, High Walcott Misses, Kite bill &; parish clerk street, Wootton Bridge Wickenden Mrs. Kite Hill villa Cooper Rt.grocer &bakr.Wootton Brdg Mew Henry, dairy, Palmers brook Young George, The Brannons Cooper Wm. market grdnr.White rails Moody .Alfred, dairy, Littletown COMMERcur.. Cotton John, dairyman, New road, Moody George, farmer, Haydens, Barton Hy.sen.ponltry frmr.Packsfield Wootton Bridge Wootton Bridge Barton Thos. mstr.marnr.Mentone vil Dimmick Robt. shopkpr.Wootton Brdg Newbery John, blacksmith, & po&t lJarton William, gardener Flux Henry, farmer, Briddlesford office, Wootton Bridge Brading Edmd.schoolmaster,School ho Lodge farm Os born Geo. coal mer. Wootton Bridge lJrading William Henry, builder Fry .A.lf.shoe ma.High st.WoottonBrdg Philips George, carrier, Style close Brown George, farmer, Whitehays Gallop Edwd.farm~>r, Fatting Park frm Phillpot Geo. gardener,Wootton Bridge farm, Wootton Bridge Groundsell Jam-es Young, plumber & Please Wm.Hy.jun. bldr.Wootton Brdg Brown Herbert,farmer,Wootton Bridge glazier & dairy, Wootton Bridge Plurnbley Fnk. John, Smallgains farm Burgess George, dairyman Harbour John, bricklayer, High street Salter William, tea dealer Burke Robert, Sloop inn,Wootton Brdg Harvey Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Souter William, miller (water & Butchers Wm. brick maker, Ash lake Hobbs William, brick & tile manufac- steam roller), Wootton mill Cole Wilham Hearn, coffee tavern turer, New road, Wootton Bridge Wootton Coal Co.Lim.(Wm.Hobbs,sec) Cook Wm. market grdnr. Style close Holloway John, PaJmer's farm WROXALL is a village, and in 1894 was ctmstituted landowners. The area is t,8oo acres; rateable value, a. civil parish under the "Local Government Act, [5.866; the population in r891 was 815. 1'894•" from the parish of Newchurch, and is 2 miles Post, M. 0. & '£. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery, north from Ventnor, 8 south-east from "Sewport, Parcel Post & Annuity .&; Insurance Office. Railway 31lld 10! from Ryde, with a station Qn the Ryde and Sub-Office. Letters should be addressed Wroxall R.S.O. Ventnor railway. The village is supplied with water from Isle of Wight.)-William Alfred Wright, postmaster. works at Middleburn, the property of the Parish Council. Deliveries, 6 & 10.30 a.m. & 6.20 p.m. ; dispatches, u The church of St. John, built in 1875• as a chapel of ease a.m.(local only) & I, 5-30 & 8.15 p.m.; sunday delivery, to the parish church of Newchurch, and consecrated in 6 a.m.; dispatch, 8.15 p.m December, 1877• is a small cruciform edifice of stone, in Wall Boxes, Whiteley Bank, cleared a.t 7.40 p.m. week the Early English style, from designs by Mr. T. R. Saun­ days & snndays 6.10 p.m. ; Cleveland Shute, 12 45 ders, of Ventnor, and consists of chancel, nave, organ & 7.40 p.m.; sun.days, 6.15 p.m.; Star corner, 12.30 & chamber, south porch and a small western belfry con­ 7.30 p.m.; sundays 6.15 p.m taining one bell : an the windows are stained, and there -are 130 sittings. The Rev . .Alexander Giles Hogg-Harding, County Police Station, 3 Appuldurcombe terrace, William .Associate of King's CQUege, London, has been curate-in­ Rampton, constable charge since 1897· The Primitive Methodist chapel, Eoard School (mixed & Mants), under Newclmreh School erected in 1875• from the designs of Mr. T. R. Saunders, Board, built, with residence for master, in 1873 at a has 120 sittings ; the Bible Christian chapel affords 350 cost of [r,4oo, for 250 children; average attendance, 11ittings. The Norwich Union Fire Office, Sebastian Ga:i­ 132 mixed & 70 infants; John James Francis, master; lliott esq. the trustees of the late Alfred Smith esq. and Miss Fanny E. Morris, infants' mistress the trnstePs of the late J. Diggle esq. are the principal Railway Station, Philip Jenkin, station master Bedwell William John, piano tuner, Lane William James,market gardener, PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Thorn bank Park View cottage Adolpbus Gustave Constroem,Frieden- Bertram John, dairyman,Brookside cot Linington Charles Edwin, plumber & heim Bull Augustus, grocer & china & glass house decorat<Jr Andrienx Eugene, Rosebank &c. dealer J,inington Hy.bldr.& cntrctr.Lyndhrst Attrill Miss, Appuldurcombe view Cbiverton John Henry, apartments, Morris John E. farmer, Cross house Barber Miss, Sunnyside Rosrhill villa Morris Leonard C. farmer, Yard farm Denham Waiter, dairyman Moses Robert, market gardener Berrv• John Charles, Pelmont house Carter Frank, St. Aubyns Edmunds James, boot maker New George, boot & shoe maker, 2 Clayton Capt. Joseph P. Woodlynch Edwuds Henry, Wroxall hotel, & re- Elizabeth cottages Cooper William Marshall, Fern bank freshment rooms, Railway station :Newnham Wm. aparts. Garfield house Degville Charles, 5 Appuldurcombe ter Fisk Thos. farmer, Up.& Low.Winstone Nobbs Henry,carpenter &i wheelwright, Drewitt Owen, Roehurst Flux & Sons Limited (William Flux, Glenbrook Fallick Mrs. Sarah, St. Ber~ards managin~ director), provision mer- Norris Charles, dairy Flux William, Clevelands chants, bacon curers & preservers Ost William Hare,baker & confectioner Girdlestona Charles Richey, The Cot of Isle of Wight dairy produce, corn Parnell Chas.mrkt.grdnr.Whiteley bnk Hawkins Mrs. Richmond house merchants & millers, Steam mills; Pittis Chas. d'liry frmr.Moncrieff's fxm Hogg-Harding Rev. Alexander Giles & at Landport Rampton William, police constable, 3 A.K.C.L. (curate-in-charge) Gardner Wm. John, draper & outfitter Appuldurcombe terrace Martin Arthur Paget, Highbury Gough Thomas, butcher Redstone Henry, grocer & tea dealer Millett Henry Charles, The Vale Gray Frank, blacksmith Rogers Thomas, farmer, Pitt farm Saunders Thomas, I Yarborough ter Gray George, dairyman, Winstone Thomps:m Henry, gardener to Rev. Scholey Alfred George, :Braeside Harris Ed.mund, apartments, Highfield Alfred Wright M.A Stringer :Mrs. Glendower Harvey Geo.aprtmts.J Yarborough ter Tosdevin George, refreshment rooms, W <tkeford William, Belmont Harvey George Frederick, apartments, Digby cottage Whittington Mrs. Elm view 5 Yarborough terrace Urry Albert William, butcher Wight Rev. Alfred M.A. Greenbank Hayles Geo. brick ma.Winstone siding Vinall William, tailor, 3 Richmond ter Williams John, Myrtle cottage Holdaway Walter Lipscombe, draper & Wallis Henry, baker & grocer Wilson Mrs. Rose villa clothier, London house Wallis John, mason & apartments, St. Jackson Charles,boot maker,x Beacons- Lawrence cottage COJIO{ERCIAL. field villas Whitewood George, apartments, 2 Adolrbus Gustave Constroem, inter­ Jenkin Philip, station master, Hillside Richmond terrace preter, Friedenheim Jolliffe James, auartments, Epan :>t~t Wood J. R. & Co. Limited, coal mer- Adolphus Kate (Mrs.) ,furnished apart­ JonPs James. dai£yman chants, Railway station ment~. Frierlenheim Kelly Elizabeth A.'ln (Mi<:s), dress Wright William ~lfred, tobacconist, Allen Robert James & C'harles George, maker, Friedenheim Post office farmers & dairymen. Wroxall farm Kent James, fishmonger Wroxall Water Works (Henry Lining- Arnold Charles, Star inn Linington Frank, aparts. Jasper villa ton, manager) YARMOUTH (or South Yarmouth), formerly a mar- a steam ferry across the sea, 12~ south-west from Cowes, ket and railway town, is the smallest parish in the and roi west from Newport. The railway between Yar­ island, in the West Medina h'berty, rural deanery of mouth, Newport and Freshwat-er was opened in July, West Wight, archdeaconry of the Isle of Wight, and dio- r888. The pier, constructed by the Corporation in 1876, -cese of ·Winchester, and the first port within the Needles at a cost of about £4,000, is 700 feet in length, with 100 passage: it is on the sea coast, at the mouth of the feet head frontage and three separate landing stages. river Yar, over which there is a wooden draw-bridge, The imp rts are coal and timber. The place was incor­ nniting this with the neighbouring parish of Freshwater, porated by a charter of Baldwinde Redvers, Earl of Devon, directly opposite Lymington, Hants, distant 4 miles by confirmed by Edward I. .A new charter was granted by • .
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