Surrey. Sheen

DIRECTORY.] SURREY. SHEEN. 2393 Smith Brothers, monumental & general' Hester George, 1 Stoneda!e villas Thompson E. V. Eastdale masons, 2 ~ussex place Hodg·e Wm. Barwick, 2 Temple Sheen V ern et H. The Grange TaJlor Davit!, J!rocer Lloyd Ca,-.;t. Frederi<'k W aterfield Henry, Clan ville Thomas Daniel John, gro('er .1\Iaxwell W. Temple Sheen Watertield Ottiwell Charles, ;J.P. Towle!" Robert Thomas, beer retailer Medwnrth J. Maisonnette Tem pie grove Whittingllan• Philip, grocer & wine dlr Mills Thomas, Covallodge Westerholtz A. (Danish consul), The Worssam Edward, basket dealer, 2 Moncrieff Mrs. Temple ~heen Uplands Nelson terrace M uzy P. L. A. Ross villa Weston Percy, Bressay house Upper Sheen. Ovans J. L. Oak lawn W eston Percy, Greenfield house Owen Richard, c.B., n.c.L., F.R.s. White William Henry, Stonehill • PRIVATE RESIDENTS. ~been iodge Wig-an F. Clare lawn Ainslie ·wmiam George, Furness lodge Quinney J ames, Hoiiy house, Stanleyrd Willis R. Hinxton house Anderson H. 3 Temple Sheen Radstock Lord, Halsteads Woolwright J. T. Park Holme Bagot C. S. The Gables Ravenshaw J. Derby lodge Wright Mrs. St. Croix • Ball John, WPsthay Reeves Rev. Frederick John Hawkes, Besley C. R. Moore'-fort • M. A. Spencer house COMMERCTAL. Bowers J. H. The Larches Reeves H. W. Fern bank Appleby John, dairyman Brown R. Ashworth lodge Ruthben J. 2 Stonedale villas Aubrey Henry, Victoria inn Catt Frfderick W. Maisonette Scott Mr. The Angles Clifford J olm, Plough Chad wick Edwin, c. B. Park cottage Shutte Rev. A. Shadwell, M.A H an kin John, cow keeper Clare Octavius Leig-h, ·westwood lodge Sinclair C. H. Durran lodge Pif!gott J olm, carpenter Darley E. G. The Planes Smith H. G. Fairsnape Quinney Susan (.Mrs.), shopkeeper Denison Lady, Observatory house Smith H. P. Sheen mount Waterfield Ottiwell Charles, gentle- Edgar Rev. J. Haythorn Snelgrove E. Kingswood villa men's boarding school, Temple grove .

SHERE (or SHIERE) is a parish and village 6 miles west In FELDA Y IJamlet, formerly caller! Felday Moor, h a from Dorking, 6 east from Guildford, 1 mile west from !lchoolroom, built and chiefly supported by the Rev. Richard Gomshall anci Shere station on the South Eastern rail­ Leonard Adams, M.A. rector, which is used for Divine ser­ way, and 35 from London by rail, and 29 uy road, in vice on Sunday. the Western division of the county, hundred of Black­ }Jeath, Guildtord union, Guildford and Godalming cou11 ty Gumshall (or GOMSHALL) is a hamlet in the parish of court district, Dorking rural deanery, Surrey archdea- Shere, and station on the Reading, Guildford, and Reigate conry, and Winchester diocese, agreeably situate at the railway, situated on th.e TilJingbo~r~, a mill s~ream, and on southern toot of the range of chalk hills on the TiJiing- the r?ad from Dorkmg to ~u.llll.tor~, 5 miles we~t fr?m bourn, a feeder of the Wey. The church of St. James is a Dorkm~, and 34 from J,ondon. 1t l1es m. a pleasant sJtu~twn handsome euifice, comprising chancel, nave and south aisle: I at the foot of the chalk range. Here IS a CongregatiOnal it contains same ancient tombs: the tower and spire in the I chapel~ here are als? a brewery and a large tan yard. centre are covered with shinO'les of oak and "Ontains 6 Pansh Clerk, Willlam Brown. bells: on the north side of the nave~ is a small' chapel,.... in the window of which are three red roses an5f one white: in one PosT, :MoNEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE &Savings. of the windows of the south aisle are painted the figures of Bank.-Avery Thomas Vaughan, receiver. Letters hemp-breakers, being the device of Sir Reginald Bray; atrive from Guildford at 6.45 a. m. & 1.15. p.m.; dis­ and in that of the chancel are four Escutcheons, with the patched at 12 a.m. & 5.45 p.m. ; on sundays, dispatched arms ofEnghmd,Ormond, Warren and Clare. Theregister at 11.45 a.m dates from the y~ar 1691. The living is a rectory, yearly PosT OFFICE, Gumsball.-Daniel Gale, receiver. Lettem value £750, with residence, in the gift of Henry Adams, arrive from Guildford at ll.35 a.m.; dispatched at 12.30 and held b.v the Rev. Richard Leonard Adams, M .A. of & 5.15 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Shere; Christ Church, Oxford. There are charities of upwards of the telegraph office is at the Railway station £100 annual value. 'l'he principal landowners are Reginald Bray, esq. who is lord of the manor, Mrs. Fraser, Ueorge School, \Villiam Chessell, master; Mrs. Annie Chessell,. Cubitt, esq. M.P. the Duke of Northumberland, the Earl mistress; Miss Esther 1\Ioore, infants' mistress of Lovelace, aud W. H enning, esq. The soil on the north School, Felday (mixed), side of the hills is chalk, and on the south, sand; suhsoil, Railu·ay Station, Gumshall & Shere, Barnham Baker, sand anrl light loam. 'l'he chief crops are wheat, barley and station master oats. The area is 6,396 acres; rateable value, £8,678; and CARRIERs.-Creese, daily, to Guildford; Henry Rooke,. the population in 1871 was 1,660. from Albury, through Shere, daily Shere. Batcock Richard, @eedsman Songhurst John, boot & shoe maker Adams The Hon. Mrs Broomer William, wheelwright StreetJ ohnStevens,farmer, Fulven's frm Adams Rev. Richard Leonard, M.A. Capron Edward, M.D. surgeon Trus!!ler Francis, blacksmith, Felday Rectory Charman Edward, farmer, Pond's farm Tuffen George, shopkeeper Bayley Rev. Sir John Robert Laurie DarneU John, farmer, Cotterell farm Uffold John, blacksmith Emilius, B.o. bart. The Lodge Dartnall Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher U pfoldGeo.Street,farmer, Houndsho.fm Bilby Rev. Isaac Douglas Edwin, artist, Law brooks ho Vaughan Avery Thomas, baker, &. Beaumont Somerset, Hurstcote Edwards John, farmer, Lockhurst farm post office · Bray Reginald, .r .P. Firhill Fisher George, physician Vollar Alfred, beer retailer Capron Edward, M.n Franks Edward, butcher Walton Frank, artist, Felday Clay Arthur, Burrows lea Franks .J amt>s, shopkeeper Wehb Edmullil, carpenter Douglas Edwin, Lawbrooks house Gadd Richard, farmer, Woodhouse W eller J a rues, shopkeeper Fisher George, L.R.C.P.EDIN Halford 1\fary (Mrs.), i:hopkeeper Wells Henry Tamworth, artist, Felday Goldhawk l\'lis!les, Hazel hall Harding WiHiam, vlumber & glazier White John, artist Grote Mrs. Ridgway Harrison Wm. King'sHead, Pitland st Hunt Misses Hig-gius John Billing, registrar of Gumshall. J lfmes Rt. Hon. Sir WilliamMilbourne, births & deaths for Albury district Maff'ay William knt. D.C.L. Hound house Jelly William, blaPksmith W ilson Thomas Jelly Mrs Kelsey & Son, milleJ'S Kenrick John B Killick Richard, farmer, Hatch farm COMMERCIAL. Sharp Daniel, Somerset cotta~e, Felday Langrish Georg-e, saddler Aitchison William, coal merchant Spottiswoode Mis,es, Drydown house Longhur~t Rid1ard, grocer, Felday Farhall Edward,farmer, Gravel pits Tay !or Anthony Meeten William, farmer Grover J olm, grocer & beer retailer Taylor Mrs Mills Frederick, plasterer K elsey & Son, millers Thompwn :lfrs. Felday l\litchell Jam e.<;, brick maker, Felday Miles William, farmer, Tower Hill farm Wallit~ Charles Frederick, Felday N ash Calell, shoe maktr Morrison & Wilson, tanners \Yalton Frank, Felday Norton John, carpenrer Monre William Gerrett, Black Horse Warten Mrs Poulter Alfred, collector of taxes & as- N eville John, farmer Wells Henry Tamworth, Felday ~istant over~er Reftell Williarn Joseph, brewer, coal White John Pullen Geurge, Royal Oak, Felday merchant & proprietor of traction COM.liiERCIAL. Rogers H .. nry, beer retailer engines&steam thrashng. macbns.&c Askew Thomas, White Horse Sanders George, grocer & draper Yates George, tailor

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