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Tenterden. Baale Rev 528 TENTERDE~. KENT. [KELLY'S Superintendent of Boruugh Police of I7I.8p6ctor of Weights of PuBLIC OFFICERS:- Measures, Benjamin Thomas Goldsmith Assistant Overseer, George Frederick Varty Inspector ofNuisances, Joseph Skinner Clerk to the C07fI,mi.ssioners of Taxes, to the Tenterden Tunl­ BOROUGH MAGISTRATES. pike Trust, the School Attendance 9" Union Assessment 'The Mayor for the time being John ElIis Mace esg. Ash- (<Jmmittees, 'Villiam G Mace Matthew R9gers esq. CrayviIle ford road Collector of Ta:res, Samuel James Thompson, East cross WilIiam Curteis esq.HomewelI SI. Boorman esq. 'Vest cross School Attendance o.fficer, B. T. Goldsmith, East cross John Hope esq. East hill Edgar Winser, Ratsbery Suh-Distributr.tr of Stamps, John H. Morris John Wilson-Hafl'enden (non-resident) Surveyor of Highways, Thomas Bridgland, High street • Clerk, WiIliam Glover Mace Velitry Clerk, WiIIiam l'ouIett Thompson, High street Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall, every alternate PLACES OF 'VORSHIP, with times of service:- monday INSURANCE AGENTS:- St. Mildred's Church, Rev. Henry Robert Merewetber B.A. British Empi1'e Mutual Life, F. Stanbridge vicar; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. & fri. 12 noon County Fi/oe 9" Provident Life, P. Newnham, High street St. ~Wichael'. Church, St. Michael's, Rev. 'Villiam Murray Guardian, J. Matthews Chas. Clarke, vicar; I I a.m. & 2.30 p.m. ; fri. 4.30 p.m Kent Fire, W. E. Manby ~'t. John the Baptist Church, Small Hytbe, Rev. C. T. Li1Jerpool 9" London 9" Globe, G. Lemmon Pizey B.A. vicar; 2.30 p.m .Norwich Union Fire, W. Hilder & Sons St. Benedict's Priory, Catholic, Finchden; IO.30 a.m• • Norwich 9" London Accident, F. Stanbridge & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m Royal F1re 9" Life, W. Thompson Presbyterian C'hapel, Rev. R. C. Dendy, minister; II a.m. Royal Exchange, J. V. Caister, Asbford road &6.30 p.m Standard Life, A. }<'. Outram Baptist Clwpel, Rev. John Glaskin, minister; II a.m. & Scottish Equitable, F. Stanbridge 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m Sun Fire, S. H. WiIlsher, High street Bible Chri5tian Chapel, Boar's isle, Rev. Robert Hawkey, PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:- minister; 2 & 6 p.m Assembly Rooms, High street, Stephen Goodsall, keeper Unitarian Burough Police Station, High street, Benjamin Thomas Wesleyan Chapel, Rev. Elisha Sheam, minister; IO.30 a.m. Goldsmith, superintendent & 6.30 p.m Corn Market House, •Eight Bells' SCHOOLS :- County Court, George Russell esq. judge; Stephen Weller, National, erected in 1847 for 372 children, witb an aver­ registrar; Philip Newnham, registrar's clerk. The Court age attendance of 250; & supported by school fees, is held once a month & has jurisdiction over the follow­ voluntary contributions & an endowment varying ing parishes & places :-Appledore, Benenden, Bidden­ from £40 to £50 per annum: the children formerly den, Cranbrook, Ebony, Frittenden, Goudhurst, Halden, educated under Dr. Curteis's charity now attend this Hawkhurst, Kennardington, Newenden, Rolvenden, Stone, school; George Frederick 'Varty, master; Miss Brister, Sandhurst, Tenterden, Wittersham & W oodchurch mistress; infants', Miss Sarah OdelI, mistress Inland Revenue Office, • White Lion,' Edward Hanly, Commercial, Samuel James Thompson. master collector, Brighton; WiIliam Rogers, officer British, erected about I847 for 208 children; average Town Hall, High street, Stephen Goodsall, keeper attendance 120; master (vacant) ; mistress (vacant) Volunteer Fire Brigade, Charles Eaton Baker, captain Infants', Small Hythe, Mrs. Sasan Birt, mistress Weald 0/ Kent (5th) Rijie Volunteers (G company), High street, William Boys Tylden-Pattenson J.P. captain; E. D. CONVEYANCE TO:-- Sanders, hon. assistant surgeon; J. Woods (Ist battalion ASHFORD-Hook's omnibus daily (sundays exceptecl) & Rifle brigade), sergeant instructor twice on tues TENTERDEN UNION. CRANBROOK-Hook's omnibus, wed. & sat Board Day, alternate fridays. HAWKHURST-Bennett's omnibus, every sat. at 7.30 a.m. The union comprises the following parishes :-Appledore, (wed. & sat. from June Ist to Sept. 30th) Biddenden, High Halden, Kennardington, N ewenden, Old HEADcoRN-Bennett's omnibus three times a day to meet Ebony, Rolvenden, Stone, Tenterden, Wittersham & the trains (sundays excepted) from the Eight Bells inn; Woodchurch. The population of the union III I88I was LaYence's omnibus to station once a day I0,461 ; rateable value, £73,658 RYE-Bennett's omnibus, every morning at 7.20 Clerk to the Guardian.~, William Glover Mace, Tenterden CARRIERS TO:­ Relieving Officer, Henry Ashbee, Tl'nterden ApPLEDORE-Mrs. Mary Law, fri Vaccination Officers, Tente1'den district, Henry Ashbee, Ten­ ASHFORD WilIiam Bourner Hook & Sons, daily; Pellatt, terden; Rotvenden district, Richard Winder, Rolvenden tues. tburs. & sat lI-fedical OffiCe1's 9" Public Vaccinators, Halden district, RETHERSDEN-Woodcock, fri Charles Eaton Baker, Cedars, Tenterden; Biddenden CRANRROoK-WilIiam Roumer Hook & Sons, wed. & sat district, Selby Norton M.D. Biddenden; Rolvenden district, HAWKHURST-R. & J. Bennett & Co. every sat. at 7.30 a.m. R. Minors, Parsonage, Rolvenden; Wittersham district, in connection with ,"'iIIiams, Cranbrook, carrier to Etch­ J. J. Terry, Wittersham; Woodchurch district, E. B. Terry, ingham, returning the same day from the Royal Oak inn, Wittersham at 12.20 Supenntendent Registloar, WiIliam Glover Mace, Tenterden HEADCORN-R. & J. Bennett & Co. three times a day; H. Registrars of Births q. Deaths, Tenterden sub-district, Lavence, once a day Henry Ashbee, Tenterden; Rolvenden sub-district, HYTHE, SANDGATE & FOLKESTONE-WilIiam Bourner Hook Richard Winder, Rolvenden & Sons, mono wed. & fri. in connection with T. Checksfield Rtgistrar of ~"'Ian'iages, John V. Caister, Ashford road, of Ashford, 6.40, leaving Pavilion Shades, Folkestone, the Tenterci!en following day at 8 a.m Workhouse, a red brick building in the form of the letter E, LONDON & MAIDSTONE-R. & J. Bennett & Co. daily (via situated at the west end of the town & is carable of con­ Maidstone), at 8.20 a.m to the George inn, Borough & the taining 440 inmate8; the workhouse children attend the George yard, Aldermanbury, in connection with Larking, National schools, 'WiIliam Macdonald, master; Rev. H. Maidstone, returning from the city office at 3, George R. Merewether B.A. chaplain; Jesse H. Newington, inn, Borough, at 4; Maidstone every afternoon at 3 p.m surgeon; Mrs. Macdonald, matron MAIDSToNE-Bennett, daily, at 8.20 a.m RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. RYE-R. & J. Bennett & Co. 'West cross, daily, at 7.20 a.m. Clerk, WilIiam Glover Mace, Tenterden arriving in time for the trains to Hastings 3fedical Officer, C. O. Baylis M.D. Tunbridge Wells ROLVENDEN-R. & J. Bennett & Co. daily, at 9.30 a.m Inspector of Nuisances, Thomas Bridgland, High street, I S:MARDEN-Pearson, fri Tenterden I WOODCHuRcH-TrowelI, mono wed. & fri Tenterden. Baale Rev. Seaman Curteis Tress M.A. Cheney William TurIey, 3 Oak's place East gate . Christmas Mrs. Ovenden house PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Beale Mrs. Ivy court CogswelI Mrs. Wellington cottage Atkinson John, ChenneIl park Bedwell Alfred, Eden villa, West cross Cook James, West Well cottage Atlay Mrs. East cross Boorman Samuel, High street Cook Miss, West Well cottage Austin Mrs. East cross Bridger William :Frederick, Maynards Cooke Mrs. High street Avery Richard, East cross Bright John, I Borough place Cooper Charles, Beacon Oak Baker Charles Eaton, The Cedars Buckler Henry Peach, The Pebbles Coveney Mrs. 5 Oak's place Barford James, High street Burra WilIiam Pomfret J.P. Morgbew Croughton Mrs. Reronden house •.
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