[HANTS.] LYNDHURST. 118 [POST OFFICE • laid out with taste and judgment. Brooklands, tbe seat of Heathcote Eustace, e!lq. Penn M. B. Wilks, esq.; Foxlease, tbe seat of W. G. Stevenson, Lushington FrederickAst~n, esq. Rosiere, Lyndburst esq., and Wilverley Park,. the seat of H. B. Powell-Mont- Reynardson Col. Edward Birch, C.B. Rushington manor, gomery, esq. Her Majesty the Queen is lady of the manor Southampton of Lyndhurst, and Lawrence H. Cumberbatch, esq., is tIle Stanley William Hans Slonne, esq. Paultons, Romsey steward. The principal landowners are Henry B. Powell. Stevenson William George, esq. Foxlaase, Lyndhurst Montgomery, esq., John Pulteney, esq., and W. G. Stetren... Clerk to the Magistrates, E. Coxwell, esq. 7 Gloucester son, esq. The soil is loamy; subsoil, gravel. The chief square~ Southampton crops are bay and grass. The area 3,825 acres; gross Petty Sessionaare held at " Queen's House," Lyndhurst, estimated rental, .£7,029; rateable value, £5,854. In 1871 on Wednesdays the population was 1,544. INSURANCE AGENTS:- PIKE'S HILL and BOLTON'S BENCH are hamlets in this.Norwich Union, J. G. Short parish. Royal, J. Millard EMERY DOWN is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1864 Sun, J. Short , from the of Lyndhurst, 1 mile north from Lynd- Whittington Life, J. Rogers hurst. Christ Cburch, built in 1864, is a plain red brick I Sheriff's Officer, John Moore, Andover building. The register dates from the year 1864. The OFFICERS OF THE :- Jiving is a vicarage, yearly value £60, in the gift of Admiral Surveyor.~, Commissioners of Woods &; Forests Boultbee, and held by the Rev. Percy Phillipson hard, B,A., JJeputy Surveyor, Lawrence Henry Cumberbatch, esq ofClare College, Cambridge. Thepopulation in 1871 was 418. Verderers, Sir H. C. Paulet, bart. Sir Edward Hulse, bart. Parish Clerk, Moses Blake. William Hans Sloane Stanley, eSI]. &; John Morant, esq Clerk to Deputy Surveyor, John Henry Dixon NatWnal School, Edward Hammick, master; Miss Annie POST &; MONEY ORDER &; TELEGRAPH OFFICK & Alexander, mistress Savings Bank &; Government Insurance & Annuity CONVEYANCE-Omnibus to Lyndhurst Road station daily Office.-Henry Judd, postmaster. Letters arrive at 5.G (sunday excepted), from the Crown hotel, to meet the a.m. & 1l.45 p.m.; delivery at 7 a.m. &; 12.0 p.m.; dis- prin.cipal trains. Parcels booked & forwarded to all parts patched at 1.45 p.m. & 8.45 p.m CARRIERS TO:- COUNTY MAGISTRATES POR LYNDE:URST SUB- CHRISTCHURCH, BOURNEMOUTH & POOLE-John DIVISION. Tilley, tUe5lday & friday, calling at the' Swan' Bruce Lieut.-Col. Courtenay Wn•• Testwood, Southampton LTMINGTON-John King, monday, calling at the' Fox &; Castleman Charles,esq. The Crow's Nest; Richmond,surrey Hounds' Compton Henry, esq. Manor house, SALISBURy-John King, tuesday, calling at the' Fox k Everett John, esq. , Southampton Hounds; &; returns next day

Eyre George Edward, esq. The Warrens, Bramslmw I SOUTHA.MPToN-George Scammell, tuesday, thUl's. & sat Lyndhurst. Broomfield Charles, grocer Rogers Sarah (Mrs.), ironmonger PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Burton Miss, linen draper Ruffell David, lodging house, Oak cot Adie Capt. Hamilton, Forest bank Cox Henry Ramsay, professor of music Scamell George, carrier Burrard Lady, Holmefield Crook John & Richard, builders Scamell Henry, blacksmith Coghlan Rev. WID. E.[curateincharge] Dove WilIiam, blacksmith Sbelley John, Crown ~ Stirrup Collier Col. Heechen cottagoe Gerrard James, builder Short John Golden, chemist Compton Rev. Robert rBaptist] Gerrard William, furniture dealer Short Joseph, grocer Cumberbatch LawrencelIen.Queen'sho Grivatt Charles, fishmonger Short Martha (Mrs.), linen draper Dickson Miss, The Bird's Nest Haines Edward, baker Smith Charles Edward, tailor Field Samuel, Rosiere Halfacre G. coach builder Smith Mary Ann (.Mrs.),lodginghouse Goldfinch John Howard. Forest lodge Harris George, Stag inn Stote Alfred, blacksmith Goodenough Miss, The Cottage Head Edward George, ~rocer & baker Stote Philip, blacksmith Hargreaves Reginald, CuffnaIls Head William, corn dealer Strange John, butcher Izard Rev. Percy Phillipson, B.A. Rose HiIlyerDavid,sboe maker & shopkeeper Troke Georll.'e, superintendent of police cottagoe Hinves David, shoe maker Withers Aaran, farmer Londesborough Lord, Nortberwood Holley William, plumber &c Withers WiIliam, builder Macleay MajorA.Caldcleugh,Glashayes Hull George, White Swan Wolfe George, shoe maker Maskew John Shepherd Loader William, tailor & draper Nunn George Richard, Hill cottage Lawman Geor~e Ernest (Mrs.),Crown Emery Down. Parker Theophilus, M.D. Queen's cot Maskew John Shepherd, surgeon Boultbee Admiral Frederick Powell Capt. Wm. Martin, Shrubb hill May Edward, watch maker Hurt Octavius, Hill house PoweIl-Montg-omery'Hen. Buckworth, MiIlard J oseph, harne;;s maker Young Mrs Wilverley park Newman Jesse Sevil, grocer COMMERCIAL. Smith Richard Bowden, VernaIIs Nunn Geo. Richard, surgeon, Hill cot Broomfield Charles, Royal Oak, Bank Stevenson Wm. Gcorge, J .P. Foxlease Parker Theophilus, M.D. surgeon, Davis Henry, farmer Wilks Mathias Buckworth, Brooklands Queen's cottage Holmes William, grocer & draper Penny Richard, farmer, Cuffnalls Lawford Ezekiel, farmer COMMERCIAL. Pike Fredk. beer retailer & carpenter Newbold Charles, farmer . Best Frederick Geo. grocer &; draper Pink Henry, Fox §; Hounds Pidgeon Emily (Mrs.), lodging house, .Blunden John, baker & grocer Read George, carpenter Forest view Brewer Thomas, farmer, Northerwood Read Wm. forest officer, Ashurst lodge Pidgeon James, .New Forest inn Brimble Joseph, shopkeeper Rogers Edmund, beer retailer Whittle John, farmer

MAPLEDURWELL is a parish and village, on the Newnham. There is a cbarity amounting to £11 annually, river Loddon and Basingstoke Canal, 3 miles south-east from distributed in clothing to the poor. The land and manor Basingstoke station, in which hundred, petty sessional chiefly belong to Corpus Christi College, Oxford. The division, union and county court district it is, Northern soil is chalk; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, division of the county, diocese and arcbdea~onry of Win­ barley and roots. The area :is 818 acres; gross estimated cbester, and rural deanery of Basingstoke south-western rental, £1,431 16s. Od.; rateable value, £1,265 9s. Od.; the division. The church of St. Mary is a small ancient population in 1871 was 225. Iltructure, with chancel, nave and aisle, and square tower at Parish Clerk, Charles Laney. the west end containing 3 bells; the chancel is divided from the nave by an oak screen. The registe.· dates from the . year 1620. The living- is annexed to the rectory of Newn- WALL LETTER Box cleared at 6.15 p.m.; sundays,S a.ro. bam, joint yearly value about £400, in the patronage of Letters through Basingstoke, which is the nearest money Queen's College, Oxford, and held by the Rev. George order office Wylie, M,A., formerly fellow of that college, who resides at School, Miss Jane Hockley, mistress Addison Josepb Clark WilIiam, maltster Prince John, market gardener Ackland Joseph, baker & grocer Dudney Thomas, watercress grower Ridgers Matthew Baten, farmer Blake John. King's Head Gidge George, blacksmith Thorp Herbert 13. farmer Clark Samuel, farmer Goddard John, Queen's Htad White William, farmer

; . • is a tithing' !lnd ecclesiastical parish, f east from Eling, and 3 south-east from Totton station, 011 formed in 1843 from the civil parish of Eling, 2l miles south- the west bank of Southampton Water, in the Southern