(SUSSEX.] CHIDDINGLY. 876 POST OFFICE WATER CONVEYANCE.-By canal, to London, Arundel, LONDON, BRIGHTON & SoUTH-COAST RAILWAY.-To Littlebampton, Midburst, & Petworth, from Canal basin, London, Brighton, Portsmouth, Worthing, Sboreham,.. Southgate & intermediate places, from Station, South gate Appledram. Farndell H enry,miller & coal merchant, Rod wick Thomas, farmer TRADERS. Dell quay Vine JameP, farmer ·Duke Edmund, farmer, Manor farm Fogden Edmund, farmer Letter!l received throu~h Chicbester.- Farndell Charles, 'Crown t Anchor, Newman John, green~rocer which is also the nearest money order Dell quay Robinson John, wheelwright office CBIDDING:LY is an extensive parish and village 10 PARK FARM is b~tlf a mile east; Frights, half a mile miles east from Lewes, 7 south-east from U ckfield, and 5 north; Hale Green, 1 mile north-east; Cold Harbour~ miles north from Hailsham, in the Hundred of Ship· I~ miles north-west; Cheetfields and Whitesmith, 1 mile lake, West Firle Union, and rape of Pevensey, East west; Hilders and Chesswell, 1 mile north-east; Hale Sussex. Chiddingly Place is a very ancient mansion. Green, 1 mile; Muddles Green, half a mile south ; Peak The church, which is near the centre of the parish, is an Hill, 1~ miles south-east; Thunders, Il miles south.east; ancient structure; it contains several monuments. The Burghill, I mile south; Akehurst, 2 miles south·east; area is 4,297 acres, and a population of 1,085, in 1851. Stone Cross, 2 miles south-west; Broad Oak, 1-! miles The Jiving is a vicarage, value .£158 per annum, and in the south. The Dicker is a common, q miles south. Here i& patronage of the Earl and Countess Amherst; Rev. James Trinity Church for an ecclesiastical district, containing 491 Henry Vidal, vicar. Here is aNational school, sRpported inhabitants, in the parishes of Arliogton, Chiddingly, and by voluntary subscriptions. Hellingley. GENTRY. 1 Funnel Samuel, farmer Noakes James, grocer, draper & post- Guv Thomas, esq Gibbs Gideon, farmer master Vidal Rev. James Henry, M.A. [vicar] Guy David, farmer, Parsonage bouse Pierce Thoma!l, shopkeeper TRADERs. Guy George, farmer Reeves Robert, miller Akeburst George, shopkeeper Guy James, 'Six Bells' Russell Richard, miller Bartlett Thomas, shopkeeper Guy Silas, wheelwright Simmonds Thomas, farmer Butler Thomas, 'Gun' Hide Henry, farmer White Elizabeth Ann (Mre.), National Cane Edward, farmer Holman Samuel, farmer school mistress <.::ane John, farmer Knight Henry, farmer White James, blacksmith Carpenter Gir:leon, miller Knight James, carpenter White Tra:vton, National school master Cottingham Christopher, bootmaker Lower Richard, land surveyor & col- Woodgate Thomas,' Bat~ Ball' Fell John, farmer lector of taxes PosT OFFICE.-James Noakes, sub-postmaster. Letters received through Hurst Green, arrive at 8 a.m.; dispatched at 7 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Hailsham. CBJDHAM is a parish 5 miles west of Chichester, in (worth. The living is a vicarage, in the deanery of Box..­ Bosham Hundred, rape of Chichester, Westbourne Union, ~rove, and was formerly appropriated to the College of, West Sussex; is bounded on the south by Bosham creek Bosh11m; in the incumbency of the Rev. John Candy,. and Thorney channel, and on the north by Westbourne; M.A.; annual value, £130. its area is 1,200 acres; population,in 1851, was 308. The A large enclosure of land took place about 182(}•. village i'3 small, situated near the centre of the peninsula Market gardening is carried on here. made by the two creeks before mentioned, and about one EASTON and WEsTON are tithings; CoBNOR is a farm ... mile south of the t.urnpike road from Chichester to Ems- Candy Rev.John,M.A.[vicar],Vicarage Hackett Henry, market gardener Reynolds Charles, farmer Delme Edward, Hampstead house Hackett Jobn, market gardener Richardson John, farmer Gibbs William~ esq. Cobnor house Hackett Stephen, market gardener Sainsbury Thomas, farmer TRADERS. Jordan George, blacksmith Sims James, farmer Ay ling Thos. carpenter & beer retailer Ken nett William, farmer, Cobnor farm Letters received through Emsworth. Boorn Richard, farmer, Manor farm Pennicott Ahraham, boot & shoe maker The nearest money order office is at Farndell Arthur, farmer Poole Mary (Mrs.), market gardener Chichester CHJ:LTJNGTOl\1', or East Clliltington, is a cha.pelry RYLAN DS, Plumpton Cross, and Ashurst, are 1 mile east; annexed to the living of West Meston, in the reign of Henry Stantons, half a mile south-west; Plumpton Green, 1 mile VIII. in Lewes rape, Street Hundred, and Chailey Union, north-west; North Barns, I mile north; High .Bridge and considered as belonging to West Meston parish, nearly 5 Brookhouse, 1 mile north-east; Newbouse and Wootoo, miles north-west of Lewes, and 2~ from Cook's Brid§!e half a mile east; Upper and Lower Burrells and Spooners, railway station, with a population, in 1851, of 309; its area I~ miles east; Ewen Street, 2 miles north-east; Beachwortli,. is about 2,000 acres. The chapel is a small plain building, I~ miles east; Allington, ll milt>s south-east; Ttdle:y's with nave, chancel, wooden turret, and one bell. Well, BC~rley Bank, and Court Hou~e, 2 miles south-east. GENTRY. Davis Louisa (Miss), mistress of Na- Walder John, farmer Alleu Rev. Thomas, M.A. [curate] tional8cbool Wenham Henry, beer retailer Cripps John Martin, esq Heaver William, farmer Letters received ·through Lewes 9 TRADERS. Oden John, Thomas & Alfred, builders which is also the neare~t money order .A very John, farmer Stacey William, farmer office • .Botting William, farmer Turner James, beer retailer CBI:LT:INGTOl\1', or West Chiltington, is a parish in of Abergavenny, and incumbency ofthe Rev. R. J. Cooper, West and East Easewrith Hundred!!, rapes of Arundel and M.A. Here is a free school, endowed, in 1635, by William Bramber, Thakeham Union, West Sussex, 9 miles east from Smith, of Angmerin~. Petwortb, and 9 south-west from Horsbam; its area is GAY STREET, Sayers, Combeland, Old House, Nytimber~ 3.917 acres; the population, in 1851, was 686. The living Palmers, Gorioglee, Hatches, Stilehouse, Eggland, Coney­ is a rectory, value £550 per annum, in the gift of the Earl burst, and Clays, are places in this parish. GENTRY. Hammond William, 'Queen's Head' Moa~e William, shopkeeper & postmastr Cooper Rev. Robert Jermyn, M.A Hb.mmond William Edgar, farmer & Moase Wm. sen. farmer, Hatches farm llerrington Mr. Henry corn dealer, Nytimber Norris lames, carrier to London TRADERS. Hard William, maltster & farmer Penfold Barton, farmer Alien Dmnett, maltster &. farmer ,Gay st Herrington Alfred, wbeelwri~ht Robin!!on James, F-bopkeeper Comper Charles, farmer Herrington Harvey, black>Jmith 8cutt Samuel, farmer, Coneyburst CompPr 'Villiam, farmer Herrington James, shoemaker Shaw William, dealer in poultry Cooper Charles, carpenter & grocer Herrington Peter, blacksmith Skinner John, farmer, Eggland Float GeorgP, farmer, Sayers Hersee Alderton, farmer, Palmers Slater Charles, farmer Gardner James, farmer, Combeland Humphrey John, builder Strater Jeremiah, shoemaker Golds Alfred, farmer Lefford John, farmer Towse Hezekiah, farmer Qolds .Edwin, farmer, Old house Le wry Chas. master of the Free school Towse John, farmer Greenfield James. farmer Meeten Wm. farmer, Gnringlee farm Wadey William, blacksmith, Coney­ Greenfield 1riichael, farmer Moase Moses, farmer, Stilehouse farm burst common