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Petersfield. ]34 [Post Office • [HANTS.] PETERSFIELD. ]34 [POST OFFICE • . ~ , ; . t) •• POST OPPICE,Sheet.-John Heath,sub-postmaster. Letters PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:- arrive by messenger from Petersfield at 6.30 a.m.; dis­ 12 Hants Rifle Volunteer Corps Head Quarters, patched at 7.30 p.m.; sundays, 12.30 p.m. The nearest Samuel William Seward, e!lq. captain; Thomas Moore, money order office is at Petersfield esq. & John F. Hunnard, esq. lieutenants; SergeantWm. , t Joy, drill instructor MBMnlUl OP PARLIAMENT.-The Hon. William Sydney. Cemetery, London road, George Windybank, curator Bylton J olliffe, Heath house, Petersfield; & 43 Charles Corn Exchange, The Square, WilIiam Thos. Wills, keeper street, Berkeley square, London w County Court, The Square, P. Jlf. Leonard, esq. judge; COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE PETERSPIELD J oseph Soames, esq. registrar; John Meeres, high bailiff; DIVISION :- J ames Robins, assistant bailiff Marked. thus. are Deputy Lieutenants. Inland Revenue Office, The Spain, Edward Whittle, Carnegie The Hon. John J ervis, Fair Oak, Petersfield supervisor• (Chairman) Fire Engine Station, New way Briggs Col. Georgoe, Catherington llOuse, Horn Dean Police Station, John Bennett, superintendent, New way -Bonham-Carter J oho, esq. Adhurst St. Mary, Sheet Stamp Offic6.J. High street, G. Duplock, distributor Hylton The Ri~ht Hon. Lord, Heath house, Petersfield Town fIall, The ~quare -Jervoise Sir Jervoise Clarke, bart. Idsworth park, Horn Working Men's Reading Room, The Square Dean Union House, Ram's hill, Rev. Robert Taylor, cbaplain; Kni~hton Sir William W ellesley, bart. Blendworth lodge, Henry Dollery, master; Mrs. EIspith Dollery, matron Horn Dean PUBLIG OFFICERS:- Lewis John Delaware, esq. Westbury house, West Meon Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, ~ Clerk to the iIIMacdonald Sir Archibald Keppel, bart. Woolmer lodge, BU1'ial 9" Highway Boards 9" Rural Sanitary Autho­ Liphook rity, Joseph Boames, The Square Nicholson William, esq. Basing park, Alton Clerk to the Peter.'!field Union, Joseph Boames ()'Callaghan Vice-Admiral George William Douglas, C.B. Deputy Coroner for Hants, Edwin John Harvey, Rowlands castle, Havant High street . Seymour Admiral Sir Michael, G.C.:s. Cadlington, Horn Inspector of Weight.'f ~ Measures, John Bennett Dean Medical Officers of Health:-No. 2 District of the Tristram William Barrington, esq. Fawley, Liphook Petenifield Union ~ Surgeon to the Workhouse, Thos. Waddington J ohn,esq.Langrish house,EastMeon, Petersfield Moore, M.R.C.S. High street :-No. 3 District of the Clerk to the Magi.'ftrates, Joseph Soames Peter,Vield Union, Albert Warren Leachman, M.l>. Col­ Petty Sessions are held at the Town ball every alternate lege street tuesday at 12 o'clock noon Registrar of Births ~ Deaths ~ Relieving Officer jor .INSURANCE AGENTS :- No. 2 District of the Petersfield Union t Poor Rate Alliance, J. Soames, The Square; G. Etherington,High st Collector,Josiah Gosden, Dragon street Atlas, L. A. B. Cole, Post Office Registrar of .J.l:Iarriages for Petersfield Union, William Clerical, Medical 9" General Life, J. Soames,The Square Neighbour, The Square. Deputy, William Thomas Neigh­ County Fire J. F. Hunnard, London & County Bank bour, The Square Edinburgh 1ife, W. B. Edg-eler, Hig-h street Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths 9" Mar­ Imperial Fire, E. Earnes, High street riages, Joseph Soames Lancashire, J. G. Fairbairn, College street Surveyor to the Highway Board, Ebenezer Durman, Live Stock ofGreat Britain Limited,AoGrain,TheSquare HyIton road Liverpool ~ London ~ Globe, L.A. B. Cole, Post Office Town Clerk of the Borough, Edward Blackmore London Assurance Corporation, J. Gammon, College st Vestry Clerk, Joseph Soames London Life, W. Aibery, The Spain Town Crier, Charles Knigbt, The Spain Phamix Fire, W. Carter, Dragon street SCHOOLS:- ,Provident Clerks' Mutual Life, R. H. Jackson, Railway British, College street, John Grey Fairbairn, master; station Mrs. Alice Fairbairn, mistress Provincial Alliance, George Hetherington, High street Churcher's College, College sto Alfred Dusautoy, master & Robert H. Jackson, Railway station National, New way, William Phillips, master; Miss Mar)' RailwayPassengers',A.Grain,HampshireBok.The Squa!'e Ann Chandler, mist,oess Royal, A. Grain, Bank, The Square Infant, Miss Maria Darlfng, mistress Royal Exchange, E. Privett, The Square Infant, Sheet, Mrs. Ann Blunden, mistress Royal Farmers', W. Albery, The Spain, & A. Grain, The Railway Station, Robert Henry Jackson, station master Square CONVEYANC~:-Omnibus from the Red Lion hotel to meet Scottish Widows', A. Addison, High street every train Sovereign Life, A. Dusautoy, Churcher's College & W. CARRIERS TO & FROM :- Neighbour FARNHAM-RichardBudd, every sat. returning same day Standard Life, J. F. Hunnard, London & County Bank GUILDPoRD-Knowles, thursday, returning friday Sun, J. Lig-ht; J. Soames, The Square PORTSMOUTH-Richard Budd, every monday & thursdav, Victoria, W. C. Bramley, The Square returmng• same day • Petersfield. Leachman Albert Warren, M,D. Col- Alhery William, hair dresser & natur­ PRIVATE RESIDENTS. lege Iltreet alist, Chapel street Addison Albert LukeI' John, College street Aldridge Anthony, builder & stone Albery William, The Spain Luker Robert, High street mason, College street Atkinson Henry, High street Maxwell George, The Square Allen Louisa (Mrs.), Railway hotel, Blackmore Mrs. Dragon street l\'Iiall Samuel, Station road near Railway station • Budd John, New way Minty Mrs. The Spain Amey Thomas, dairy farmer & manfr. Butterfield Mrs. High street Moore Thomas, M.R.e.S. High street ofconaensed milk, Borough &Rushes Cameron Mrs. Northbrook villa, Col- Peterson William, Hylton ho.The Spain farms & West Mark farm, Sheet lege street Purdew James, Providence cottage, Ayling Arthur, linen & woollen draper, Carter William, Dragon street Chapel street tailor & outfitter, High street; & Chase Henry, New way Ring Mrs. Dragon street Midhul'st, Sussex Chase Misses, High street SmaU John, White Readins Bailey John, nurseryman & seedsman, Cottew William Stokes, 2 Heath villas Spiers George, Rushes cottnges College street Cross Robert Shackleford, Dragon st Standen Rev. William, M.A. [curate of BaileyWilIiamVirgo. Volunteer Arms, CurrieRev. FrederickL. :M.A. [curate], Sheet], Hi~h street Railway station Heath lodge Stedman Misses Elizabeth & Sarah, Baker Thomas, butcher, High street Eames Henry A. K. The Spain Thurston cottage Barnes Thomas, saddler & harness Goodeve Misses, High street Stowe Henry John Dayrell, M.A. The maker, The Square Grain Augustus, Hampshire Bank, Castle house, The Square Biden Williarn, cooper, Sheep street The Square Taylor Mrs. Dragon street Blackman Mrs. dress maker, College st HensOD Miss, High street COMMERCIAL. Blackmore Henry, tailor, College street H unnard J ohnFrank,London & County Adarns Maria (Mrs.), Bricklayers' Blanchard Lucy (Mrs.), Fighting Bank, High street A rm8, The Spain Cocks, Dragon street Jolliffe HOA. William Sydney Hylton, Addison Albert, (firm Harvey & Addi­ Boys Henry, farmer, Horn farm M.P. Heath house; & 43 Charles son), solicitor & commissioner for Bradley Hy. boot & shoe ma. Colleg-e at street, Berkeley square, London w oaths & affidavits & Bg-ent to the Bradley William, watch &clock maker, Kennett Richard Harlow, The Square Scottish Widows' Fund, High street College street.
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