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Malvern (Great) 284 MALVERN (GREAT). Captain John Hamsher, Rose cottage; Lieutenant-John Tipping, St. · Ann's villa; Engineer W. Vernal!, Poolend street; Sub-Engineer T. Tipping, The Chase, • BANKS, • .Berwick, Lechmere, Isaac, Isaac, and Martin, Worcester Old Bank (branch), draw on Robarts, Lubbock, and Co., Lombard street, London, E. C.; bank hours ro till 3, and on Saturdays ro till 1; Albert Brown, Esq., Manager, Belle Vue place. Worcester City and County Banking Company, Limited (branch), draw on· the London Joint-Stock Bank, Princes street, London, E. C.; bank hours ro till 3, and on Saturdays ro till 1; Richard Thomas Mence, Esq., Manager, Belle Vue terrace, · NEWSPA.PERS, • Malvern .Advertiser anl'l Visitors' List, Ledbury and Upton Chronicle, printed and published by the proprietor, Mr. John Sloggett Jeukins, every Friday evening for Saturday; price three halfpence; independent politics; established 1855; office, Edith walk (see advt. page 3}. · Malvern .News, printed and published by the proprietor, Mr. J osiah Morris, every Friday _evening· for Saturday; price on~ penny ; neutral politics ; established I 86o; office, 2 Edith walk. • PUBLIC BUILDINGS, INSTITUTIONS, OFFICES, El'C•. (With Names of 0.fficers attached.) .British Workman Reading and Refreshment Rooms, Barnard's green.­ Edward Chance, Esq., President~· Thomas Dawes Jones, 1lfanagerA Cemetery, Imperial place, Barnard's Green road. J. H. Whatley, Esq., Clerk to the Buria.l .Board; John Simons, Superintendent./ A. Burston, Clerk and Sexton. Ooncert Room, Church street. Mr. William Haynes, Proprietor/ l\fr. William Elzy, Manager. County Court Office, 3 The Promenade, 'Vorcester road (the court is held bi-monthly at the Public office, Link top). Rupert Alfred Kettle, Esq., Judge; Martin Curtler, Esq., Treasurer./ Samuel Martin Beale, Esq., Registrar ; Francis W yatt Dyer, Esq., High Bailiff ; Francis Griffin, Sub-Bailiff. The following is a list of the parishes and places comprised within the jurisdiction of the Malvern county court: Barnard's Green (2), Berrow (8), Birtsmorton (7), Brockamin (4), Castlemorton (7), Cleaveload (6), Cowleigh Pn.rk (2), Cradley (4), Crompton Hill {3), Halfkey (3), Han1ey Castle (7), Hanley Swan (5), Hollings Hill (4)," Howsell Lower(3), Howsell Upper (2), Leigh (4),Leigh Sinton (4), Malvern Great (1), Malvern Link (2), Malvern Little (4), Malvern North (2), :Malvern Wells (3), :Malvern West (2), Madresfield (3) Mathon (4), New­ land (3), Rhydd, The (5), Ridgway Cross (6), Sandlin (5)) Storridge (3), Upton-on-Severn (8), Welland (5), Woodsfield (4). * * * The figures in" parenthesis denote the average number of milesfrom the Court. hpuse, · . < • .
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