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HAMPSHIRE; Lyndht DIRECTORY. J HAMPSHIRE; LYNDHt"RST. 277 EMERY DOWN is an ecclesiastical parish formed Petty Sessions are held at King's house the second \'fed. from Lyndhurst in I864, and will be found under a nesday in each month at II a.m. The followin~; aeparate heading. places are included in Lyndhurst sub-division:­ Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.­ Bartley, Oadnam, Eling, Fritham, Bramshaw, Min. J. G. Ford, postmaster. Letters arrive at 2.30 & 8.45 stead, Ower, Totton, Lyndhurst, Bramshaw East, Net. ley marsh, Colbury & Denny Lodge Township a.m. & 5-30 p.m.; dispatched at 10 a.m. & 2, 4 & IO p.m PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Wall Letter Boxes.-Clearances: Bank, 6.40 a.m. & Cemetery, George Henry Clacy, clerk to burial board 12.30 & 7-IS p.m.; Goose Green, 7-So a.m. & 1.20 & County Police Station, Harry Wakeford, superintendent, 9 p.m.; Pike's Hill, 8.10 a.m. & 1.35 & 7-So p.m.; I sergeant & 2 constables • Southampton road, 7-IO a.m. & 1.30 & 7.40 p.m.; Fenwick Cottage Hospital, Pike's Hill, Barrington White Presbytery, 8. IS a.m. & I. IS & 8 p.m. ; Swan Green, M.D. & Charles Henry Wilmer M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.C.P. B-4S a.m. & 1.20 & 8 p.m. & Nortberwood Farm, 8 Land. hon. medical officers; Miss M. Carter, matron a.m. & 1.30 & 7· IS p.m PUBLIC OFFICERS. • VERDERERS OF THE NEW FOREST. .Assistant Overseer, George John White · ("New Forest Act, 1877.") Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee of New Forest Union, to New Forest Rural District The Verderers bold a regular court of Swainmote five or Council & to the Lyndhurst Sub-Committee of the six times yearly & special courts are held when County of Southampton Local Pension Committee & required. Superintendent Registrar of New Forest District, Court House, The King's house, Lyndhurst Thomas Edward Smith, High street Official Verderer, Sir Robert H. Hobart K.C.V.O., C.B. Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Lyndhurst District, Langdown, Hythe, Southampton New Forest Union, Barrington White M.D. Hillside Relieving & Vaccination Officer, 2nd District & Vaccina. Verderers. tion Officer & Registrar of Births & Deaths, Lyndhurst Compton Henry Francis esq. D.L., J.P. Manor house, Sub-District, New Forest Union, William Holloway . Minstead, Lyndhurst Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animah Eyre G. E. Briscoe esq.J.P.Warens,Bramshaw,Lyndhurst Acts " for Lyndhurst District, James G. Burden Jeffreys John esq. J.P., C.C. Canterton manor, Minstead M.R.C.V.S. Glenlyon, 49 Millbrook road, Southampton· Keppel Pulteney esq. J.P. St. Austin's, Lymington Montagu of Beaulieu Lord D.L., J.P. Palace house, PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. •, Beaulieu, Brockenhurst St. Michael's Church, Rev. Charles Henry Compton NoriPanton Earl of J.P. Somerley, Ringwood M.A. incumbent; holy communion, 8 a. m. & on 1st Clerk, Montague Chandler, Romsey sunday at noon; matins, 11 a. m.; evensong, 6.30 Cner of the Court, Charles Newbolt, Lyndhurst p.m. ; children's service, 3 p.m. ; daily, 10 a.m. & 6.30 Crown Officers of the New Forest. p.m.; winter, 5-30 p.m.; tues. & thurs. celebration, Surveyors, Commissioners of Woods & Forests 8 a.m Deputy Surveyor, Hon. Gerald William Lascelles Our Lady of the Assumption & St. Edward, Catholie, Assistants to Deputy Surveyor, John Henry Dixon, Jas. Rev. Hugh Breslin, priest; holy communion, 8.30 F. Roberts & William J. Yarr a.m. ; high mass, Io.3o a.m. ; rosary & benediction, Clerk to Deputy Surveyor, Louis Edward Maclver 6.30 p. m. ; daily mass, 8 a. rn. ; rosary & benediction, wed. 6.30 p.m COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR NEW FOREST PETTY Baptist, Rev. Tom Webb Scamell; 10.45 a. m. & 6.30 SESSIONAL DIVISION. p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m Plymouth Brethren; r I a.m. & 6.30 p.m - Andrews .Alfd. John esq. Hamilton ho.Totton,Southmptn • Beaumont Capt. Alfred Philip Slade, Testwood, Totton, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Southampton Compton Fras. esq.D.L.Blackwater, ·Minstead, Lyndhurst Lyndhurst (mixed & infants), built in 1849 & :,;ince en­ Compton Henry Francis esq. D.L. Manor house, Min- larged, for 200 mixed & roo infants ; averag-e attend­ stead, Lyndhurst ance, r6o mixed & So infants; William P. Evsn~, Eyre Geo.Edwd.Briscoe esq. Warens,Bramshaw,Lyndhrst master; Miss E. Lucas, infants' mistress Hargreaves Reginald Gervis esq. Cuffnells, Lyndhurst Catholic (mixed & infants), built in 1900, for rou Heathcote Col. Charles George, Beechwood, Bartley, t:hildren; average attendance, 8 I; Miss Charlotte Southampton Alien, head mistress · • Jefireys John esq. Canterton manor, Lyndhurst Penton Edward esq. The Bench house, Lyndhurst Oonveyance.-Omnibus to I~yndhurst Road station daily Powell Henry Martin esq. Wilverley park, Lyndhurst (sunday excepted), from the Crown hotel to meet the Sloane-Stanley Roger Cyril Hans esq. Paultons, Romsey London trains. Parcels booked & forwarded to all Wilkinson Leonard Rodwell esq. Hollowdene, Lyndhurst parts The chairman, for the time being, of the New Forest . CARRIERS to :- Rural District Council, is an ex-officio magistrate Lymington-William King, thurs Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas Edward Smith, High I Southampton-William Roberts, mon. wed. fri. & ~at. & street, Lyndhurst White, tues. thurs. & sat Compton Rev. Charles Henry M.A. Lindsay Mrs. Harold villa PRIVATE RESIDENTS. (vicar), Red lodge Littledale Mrs. Matley Adams Frederick Charlstrom,Fern cot Cooke-Hurle John .Arthur J.P. The Lloyd Miss, .Ashburn .Adams Frederick William, Bank ho Evergreens Loraine Lieut. -Col. Frederick Elin~ .Aitchison Mrs. Shrub's hill Cooke-Hurle Major Edward Fo1 bes, Blakeney, Yew Tree cottage .Austen Col. John H. Queen's cottage Forest gardens . Lushington Mrs. Gascoignes Barker-Hablo Hermon, Foxlease Cooke Mrs. Boulter, Cornahir Mclver Louis Edward, Laurel cottage Baston Mrs. Morningside Cory Mrs. Beechen cottage Mitchell Harry, Haskells Best Mrs. Fe:rnlea Coventry Mrs. L. E. Temple lodge Morris Lady Blanche, Th!l Mount Bowden-Smith·Walter Baird, Vernalls Donaldson .Andrew B. Woodhay Moyers Miss, Oak lodge Breslin Rev, Hugh (Roman Catholic), Douglas Miss, Heath cr.btage Owens Lieut.-Col. Edward Ffrench, The Presbytery Downman Charles Bar:thouse, Hosiere Bower Holme Broombead Miss, The Haven Dresser Miss, Forest glen Penton Edward J.P. The Bench house Bryan Willoughby Edward, Broughtn Foreman Sidney, 1 Oak cottage Pink Henry, Prince's crescent Bushman Major-Gen. Sir Henry Francis Frederick W. Winchester ho Powell Miss, Brooklands Angustus K.C.B. Okefield Gaussen Mrs. Hill house Powell Hy. Martin J.P. Wilverley pk Byng Col. the Hon. Charles Cavendish Green George Robert, Rufus house Price Capt. Hy. Noble R.N. Holmil.eld G., J.P. Northerwood farm Hanbury Mrs. Barclay, Tytberley Pulteney Mrs. Forest lodge Cameron Fras.Hector Lovett,The Firs Harding Henry Roland, Lloyds Bank Ridout Charles E., M.A. Park Hill Cavagnari Lady, Ravens Nest Hargreaves Reginald Gervis J.P. Raper Miss, Selcouth Chawner Mrs. C. Fox, Forest Bank Cuffnells Scamell Rev. Tom Webb (Baptist), Clacy Henry Francis, Queen's road Head Mrs. Roe Beech Meadowlandg Clark Mrs. Mitchell, Newnham croft, Jones William llenry, The Cottage Simpson Alfred, The Cedars Empress road Lascelles Hon. Gerald William, The Smith Miss L. Fairholme Clement Major Robert Harnpden King's house Smith Mrs. T. Eustace,High Coxlease R . .A.M.C. Custards house Leland Mi!!s, Melrose Smith Thomas Edward, Beverley .
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