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ford Bryant, Wombome, in 1621 ; Admiml Thomas Unett Phillipson Turner-Turner esq. is built of Pur­ Brown, of ffinton, who in x667 gavil an annuity from beck stone, completed in I878, and situated on the banka lands at Ohmstchurch; John Dodington, in 1638, who of the river Avon, about 2~ miles south of : it is left Jruds at , now the property of Sir surrounded by p.i.cture!Sque grounds, and commands an Edward HU!lse bart. by whom tJhe root-charge ils paid to attractive prospect ; it forms the site of a former the paris4leos in succes.slion. Oh:ci~topher Garrett, who building, which, together: with the estate, was pnr­ in 1621 gave. an alUluity of 2os. for clot!hing, from a farm cLased by the late Mr. Turner-Turner from the Earl of ®led "Bradford farm;" a.nd Jl()hn Lyne, who gave Malmesbury, whose property :i.t adjoins. nron~ey fur a monthly se·rmon, and obher money for the The principal landowners are Edward John H. E. Morant poor ont of an estate called "Waterman's." Benefac­ esq. of Brokenhurst Park, who is lord of the manor; John ti

OFFIOI.AL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOOA.L INSTITUTIONS &c • • l'o .. t, M. 0. & T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery, Hul•e Edward Henry esq. ' house, Parcel Post & Annuity & Insurance Office.-George Lee Kemp-Welch John esq. So}lley park, Winkton R.S.O Pearfce Polden, postmaster. Delivery takes place at 7 King John e.;;q. !ford house, Christchurch a.m. ro a.m. & 5·45 p.m. Boxes close at II.S a.m. I.IS Meyrick Sir George .A.ugustus Eliott Tapps-Gervis-, Hin- & Io p.m. Letters are dispatched at II. rs a.m. 1.30 ton Admiral, Christchurch & u.ro p.m. Sundays, delivery, 7 a.m.; box closes Io Mills John esq. D.L. Bisterne, Ringwood p.m. Money orders granted k paid from 9 a.m. to 8 Moore William West'by esq. Higham, Bournemouth p.m. (except sundays). The office is open for telegraph Neave William Reynolds esq. Elmhurst, Fordingbridge business on sundays from 8 till IO a.m Stansfeld Maj.-Gen. Henry Hamer, Manton, Marlborough Chri~tchurch Road Sub-Office.-Edward Merritt, sub­ road, Bournemouth postmaster. Box cleared 8 & ro a.m. & 12.45• S & 8.15 Thompson Henry e!q. Ashburne. Fordingbridge p.m. ; sundays, I2. IS p.m Thomson John Robert M.D. Monkchester, Bournemouth Wall LP-tter Box, Poulner, cleared g. 15 a.m. & 7· 30 Turner-Turner John Edmund Unett Phillipson esq. Avon p.m.; sundays, II.30 a.m castle, Ringwood Wall Letter Box, Spring gardens, cleared 9·35 a.m. & 7·45 VMl Frederic esq. Mansfield, Ringwood p.m. ; sundays, 9·35 a.m Venner Col. Leonard Sid-ebottom, St. Rode. Bournemth Railway Station, cleared at 8.so & II.45 a.m. 2, s.IO & Viney Thomas Gould esq. Flaxfield, Fordingbridge 8.ro p.m. ; sundays, 8.45 a.m The Chairmen of the Rural District Councils in the divi­ Southampton street, 7.15 & 10.30 a.m. & 12.30 & 7.50 sion are ex-officio magistrates p.m.; sunday, II-45 a.m Clerk to the JI.Iagistrates, .A.rthur Howland J ackson, Wall Letter Box, Lower Kingston, cleared 1-30 p.m. week Market place days only Wall Letter Box, A.shley, cleared 8.45 a.m. & 7.40 p.m.; Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall the first wed­ sundays, 8 a.m n-Qsday in every month except October; in Septemhel' the first & last wednesday at II a.m. The following O:mnty Magistrates for the Ringwood Petty places are induded in the division: Aslhl<3y Walk, Sessional Division. Breamore, Broomy, Burley, Charford (North), Char­ Esdaile William Clement Drake esq. Burley :!\Ianor cottage, ford (South), Christchurch, , Ellinghalll, Ringwood, chairman of division Fordingbridge, Hale, , Holdenhurst, , 'Malmesbury Earl