370 MORVILLE. . [KELLY'S lliuGHTON, Ii miles north ; and Um>ERTON, If miles south- Police Station, Police-constable Edwards in charge east, are hamlets. Parish Clerk, James Wall. National School (mixed), built in I856, for 70 children; PosT 0FFICE.-James Wall, receiver. Letters through average attendance, 6o; there is a house attached for the arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5·5 p.m. master; John Simpson, master; Mrs. Eliza Ann Simp­ The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Bridg­ son, mistress north. Postal orders a.re issued here, but not paid Morville. Lewis Edward, farmer, Aldenham park Barber-StarkeyWilliam Joseph Starkey, Lucas Joshua, miller (water) Croft. Aldenham hall . Price George, farmer, Heath Harrison Alexander, farmer Ward Rev. Horatio James :M.A. [vicar] Rudd Joseph, farmer, High trees Warren The Misses, Morville hall Walker Edward, farmer, Park fa ...rt"'n Harpswood. Wall James, boot & shoe ma. Post office COMMERCIAL. Lea Charles, farmer Raby J ames, pig dealer Brown Wm. & Mary (Mrs.), blacksmiths Aston Eyres. Canning Thomas, head gardener to Barker George, farmer 'Haughton. Lord Acton, Aldenham Cooper Ernest, fanner, Hall farm CuretonChas.Tompkins,ActonArmsP.H Henderson John, farmer, Aston cottage Milner William Elcock Jn.miller (wind) & frmr.Lye ml Kidson William, wheelwright Lowe Edwin, gamekeeper toW. J. S. Embrey Chas. (Mrs.),farmr.Coppice ho Myers John, farmer Barber-Starkey esq Grifliths David, farmer, Kingsley Reynolds William, farmer Harris James, farmer, Meadowley YardleyRichard,farmer,BrickKiln farm Underton. Instone William, farmer, Lye farm Elcock Joseph, farmer Jones James, farmer Bridgwalton. Wyer Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Lewis Alfred, farmer, Hurst farm Farmer Edward, farmer Wyer William, farmer

MUCKLEWICK, formerly a township of Hyssington 5~ miles north from Bishop's Castle and 5 north-east from parish (Montgomeryshire), was, on March 25, I884, amalga- Church Stoke. The area is about 550 acres; the population mated with Shelve in this county, and union ; it is in I88I was 45· is a village and parish on the 1 £8 I2S. to the support of the school. Petty sessions for th& and on the high road from to Wenlock, and includes ' upper division of the hundred of Munslow are held at Church the townships of AsToN, BACH MILL, BRoADsToNE, LowER I Stretton the last Tuesday in every month : for ma,gistrates. MILLICHOPE, THONGLANDS and part of HuNGERFORD. and places in the division, see . Millichop& Munslow is 7 miles south-east from Church Stretton, 3 Park, the property of Captain Charles Baldwyn Childe, now miles south from station, ou the Wenlock and occupied by Frederick St. Barbe Sladen esq. is an elegant. branch of the Great .Western railway, 10 north mansion in the Grecian style, surrounded by pleasure­ from LudJow, IO south-west from Wenlock and IS west grounds. Captain Charles Baldwyn Childe, of , wh~ from Bridgnorth, in the Southern division of the county, is lord of the manor, F. Wright esq. and W. F. Hazlewood lower divis:on of Munslow hundred, petty sessional division esq. are the chief landowners. The soil varies from clay ~ of Lower Munslow, first division Lndlow union and county loam ; the subsoil is bastard limestone and quarry stone. court district, rural deanery of Wenlock (first division), The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is. archdeaconry of Ludlow and . The 3,033 acres; rateable value, £4,014; the population of the church of St. Michael is an ancient building of stone in parish in I88I was 6ot. mixed styles, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, north BACH MILL is a hamlet partly in the parish of Munslow aisle, wooden south porch and a western tower with pin- and partly in Diddlesbury parish, 2 miles south. Here is a. nacles and dwarf spire containing 4 bells: there are several Wesleyan chapel. stained windows of pte-Reformation date, one being a me- AsTON is a small township I mile south. Here is aWes- morial to John Lloyd and another to Richard Shepard : the leyan chapel. stained east window was presented by the Rev. Thomas BROADSTONE is a township and village and chapelry, 2 Crump Powell B. A. rector, d. June 5, 189I, as a memorial to miles east. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel. his father Richard Powell, d. I845: there is a Norman arch LowER MILLICHOPB is a township I! miles north-east. under the tower, and in the chancel a recumbent figure with THONG LANDS is a township and village 2~ miles north-east. surrounding inscription to John Lloyd, the last incumbent HOLLOW AY is a ville I! miles north-east. of the parish before the Reformation: there are other me- PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Ed- morials to Thomas More esq. of Millichope, d. I767, and ward Evans, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Craven Katherine, his daughter, d. I792: a brass with effigies and Arms (Railllay Sub-Office) at 8.I5 a.m.; dispatched at inscription to Wilham Churchman, of Holloway, ob. I6o2, 4·45 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Craven Arms and others to Richard Baldwin de Munsloe, ob. x68g, and Endowed School, formerly the manot house of the Lyttle- Joyce his daughter, ob. I674· The register dates from the tons, will hold IIO _9hildren; average attendance, 75; it year I559· The living IS a rectory, with Broadstone has an endowment of £8 I2S. derived from money left. chapelry; average tithe rent-charge, .£4oi ; gross yearly & rent of land called the Parish playground ; Thomas J. value,£627, includin~ 125 acres of glebe, with residence, in Anthony, master the gift of and held since I89I by the Rev. George Bather CARRIERS TO:- Powell B.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. The charities are LUDLOW-William Partington, mon. wed. & sat.; Richard of £18 4s. yearly value, being the interest on legacies left, Pheysey, mon. ; & Joseph France, mon. & sat £g I2S ... which is given to the poor, and the balance, BRIDGNORTH-Richard Pheysey, sat Munsfow Harvey Edward, cowkeeper Aston. " · Hayes John, farmer & parish clerk, Malley Abraham Cowley B.A., M.B Little London Cartwright John, shoe maker Ormerod Edward Booth, The Miller ho Malley Abraham Cowley B.A., M.D., Ford William, Swan P.H Powell Rev. George Bather B. A. [rector) :M. eh. physician & surgeon Goodman John, wheelwright & farmer Powell Mrs. The Cottage Marsh J n. assist. overseer & rate collectr Lewis Edward, farmer Sladen Frederick St. Barbe, Millichope Marsh Richard, farmer Lewis John, mason park [postal address,ChurchStretton] Morris James Henry, farmer, Row lane Marsh George, farmer Munslow Cricket Club (T. J. Anthony, Maund Mary (Mrs.), shoe maker COMMERCIAL. hon. sec) • Partington Wdliam,shopkeepe.r&carrier Brown Joseph, Crown P.H Ormerod Edward Booth, surgeon, Price James, wheelwright Cammell Edward, cowkeeper [postal medical officer & public vaccinator, Sankey Thomas, farmer, Aston hall address, Church Stretton] Munslow district, Ludlow union, The tihuker Thomas Robinson, farmer Cammell William, shoe maker Miller house · Chester Lydia. (Mrs.), farmer, Fur­ Pheysey Richard, shopkeeper & carrier, Bach Mill nivals mill & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Gougb William, cowkeeper Corfield Richard, cowkeeper [postal spirit merchants Owen John, shoe maker address, ] Reeves George, farmer, Row lane [postal Preece Charles, farmer Deakin Thomas, far'Dler, Little London address, Much Wenlock] Rooke James, miller (water) Edwards George, farmer Roberts William, farmer Edward'!! James, shopkeeper Smith George, saddler Evans Edward, tailor& draper, & regis­ Wall Thomas, blacksmith, Beambridge Broadsto'D e. trar of births & deaths for Munslow [postal address, Church Stretton] [Postal address, Much Wenlock.~ sub-district of Ludlow union, Post off War,P William, farmer, Row lane Davis Isaac, Seven Stars P.H Griffiths William, cowkeeper ,. Welch Richard, tailor Evans Charles, farmer