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Bromley Directory THE BROMLEY DIRECTORY ^£&is£b anfr (SJuIargib, FOR 1869- INCLUDING THE PARISHES OF BECKENHAM, FOOT’ S CRAY, ORPINGTON, CHELSFIELD, HAYES, SIDCUP, CHISLEHUEST, KESTON, s t . Pa u l ’ s o r a y , CUDHAM, DOWN, KNOCKHOLT, ST. MARY CRAY, FARNBOROUGH, NORTH CRAY, WEST WICKHAM. PRICE SIXPENCE. FEINTED AND PUBLISHED BY E. STEONG, MARKET SQUARE. BROMLEY, KENT INTRODUCTION. > : . ' A "F* T he Fourth Edition of the Bromley Directory -will be, or should be, in the hands of every tradesman in the sixteen parishes of the Bromley Union, on and after the 1st of 1--- ----------- " ' October, 1868., The advantage of having a ready reference to names of residents in this locality cannot fail to be ap­ preciated by not only every person in business, but also by residents generally, for without it many would not know the names of their neighbours, so rapidly has the population increased of late in some parishes. With reference to the E squires, we admit we may be at fault, and shall be glad if some gentleman in each parish will undertake to put us right in the Next Edition, or correct any error they may happen to notice. INDEX. Brom ley: page Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c. ... ... 1 Street Directory ...................................................... ... 3 Commercial ... ... ...................................................... 19 Private Eesidents ... ...................................................... 27 Beckenham ................................................................................33 Chelsfield... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 37 Chislehurst ................................................................................38 C u d h a m .............................................................................................40 Down ............................................................................................ 41 Famborough ................................................................................41 F ootscray............................................................................................ 42 Hayes ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 43 Keston ............................................................................................ 44 Knockholt ................................................................... ... 44 North Cray ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 45 Orpington............................. ...................................................... 46 Sidcup ............................. ...................................................... 47 St. Mary Cray ........................................: .............................48 St. Paul’s C r a y ................................................................................49 W est W ic k h a m ............................................................................... 50 BROMLEY DIRECTORY, OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, &c. POST & MONEY OEDEE OFFICE: Lcnnard Lieut.-Col. Wickham Court Postmaster—J. B. Shillcock, High street. Lewin F. M. esq. Bexley Letters dispatched at 9 a.m. & 1.5, 4.30, & Long Samuel, esq. Bromley hill 8.10 p.m.; cross post to Croydon G p.m. Lubbock Sir John, bart. High Elms, Farn- Sundays at 6 p.m. borough P ost & Money Order Office, Bicldcy Norman G. W. esq. Bromley common Station—J. H. Ingram. Letters despatched Sydney Viscount, Frognall, Foot’s Cray at 8.20 a.m. and 3.40 & 7.20 p.m. Sundays Waring William, esq. Chelsfleld at 7.10 a.m. Whitmore William, esq, Beckenham Sub-Office, Bromley common—H. W. Jen­ Wilson C. L. esq. Beckenham kins, receiver. Letters dispatched at 7.43 & 10.25 a.m. & 3.45. p.m Sundays 1.55 p.m Clerk to the Magistrates...E. Latter Pillar Post in Wall, Mason’s hill. Cleared Magistrates’ meetings are held the second at G.45 & 10.0 a.m. and 4.15 & 7.15 p.m. Monday in every month at the Police station. Sundays at 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sidcup; the third Monday in every month at Pillar Post in Wall, Freelands road. Let­ Locksbottom, Famborough; and all other ters collected at 8.20 a.m., 4.10 & 7.45 p.m. Mondays at the Town Hall, Bromley. Sundays at 7.55 a.m. Pillar Post in Wall, Shortlands. Letters collected at 7.20 a.m, 3.40 & 7.15 p.m INSURANCE AGENTS. Pillar Post near the Gravel road. Cleared Accident..,W. M. Walmisley, Wilton House, at 8.0 a.m, & 3.15 p.m Sunday 1.30 p.m Palace grove Pillar Post in the Wall near the “ Farwig British Mutual Life...William James White Arms,” Farwig. Cleared at 7.20 9.40 a.m, Briton Life...Benjamin Wood, Park road , 4.0 & 7.20 p.m Caledonian Fire and Life...E. V. Harman, High street ACTING MAGISTEATES. Commercial Union Fire and Life...J. James, Arbuthnot W. esq. Bexley Market place . Beattie A. esq. Chislehurst County Fire and Provident Life...J.B. Shill­ Berens II. B, esq. Chislehurst cock, High street Bcrens, E. B. esq. St. Mary Cray General Fire and Life...William H. Cooper, Cator P. esq. Beckenham High street; J. Mowat, High street; Isaac Chapman James, esq. St. Paul’s Cray Uridge, Market place Child Coles, esq. Bromley Kent Fire and United Kent Life...Ed ward Darwin C. E. esq. Down Isard, Market plaee Devas Charles F. esq. Bromley lodge London and Liverpool and Globe Fire and Edlmann F. Esq. Chislehurst Life...G. H. Osborn, Mason’s hill; E. Dunn, Forster Major, Southend Market place; E. B. Burton, High street; Hamilton Archibald, esq. Southbarrow J. Humphries, High street Kirkland Sir John,;bart. Bcekenliam Manchester Fire...G. Weeks, High street B 2 BEOMLEY DIREGTORY. Medical Briton...R. B. Burton, High street; Workmen’s Club and Institute, Widmorc... J. Mow'at, High street W. Browning, secretary Norwich Union Fire and Life...George Pam- Working Men’s Club, Iron room, Cage Held, philon, High street ...E. Gedge and J. Richardson, lion. secs. Phoenix Fire...J. S. Carpenter, High street Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society, Prudential Life......\V. Simmons, 3, Boyal Market square...Henry Amos and George Parade, Freelands road Payne, hon. secs. Public Life...Isaac Uridge, Market place Queen Fire and Life...Thomas Bay. Farwig PUBLIC OFFICERS. Railway Passengers’...J.B.Shillcock, High st Clerk to Magistrates...... R. Latter, Market Eoyal Fire and Life...Alfred Smith, High st place Eoyal Exchange Fire and Life...John How, Clerk to Deputy-Lieutenants, to Commis­ Widmore road sioners of Land and Assessed Taxes, and Eoyal Farmers’ and General Fire, Life and Commissioners of all the Courts...R. Lat­ Hailstorm...Alfred Smith, High street ter, Market place Sovereign Life...W. M. Walmisley, Wilton Assistant Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes house, Palace grove ...Charles Freeman, Market place Sun Fire and Life...G. B. and S. Baxter and Vestry Clerk, Perpetual Commissioner for Payne, Town Hall; B. B. and B. Latter, taking Affidavits of Married Women and Market place Registrar to the County Court...R.B.Lattcr Union Fire and Life...William Morum, Ada Surveyor of Taxes...C. A. Tapiin, Brewer villa, Freelands road street, Woolwich United Kingdom Fire and Life.„J. James, Sub-Bailiff of County Court...Stephen Harris Market place Registrar of Birth3 and Deaths for Bromley Western Fire and Life...... J. B. Shillcock, District...... J. J. Bourne, Hayes. Deputy High street Registrar, Jabez Wood, Palace road, New Bromley Registrar of Marriages...Charles Freeman, PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Plaistow. Deputy Registrar, Alfred Local Board...... Offices, Cage Field. C. F. Bailey, Park road cottages Devas, esq. (chairman), Dr. Farr, Messrs. Inspector of Weights and Measures for Baxter, Black, Eaton, Haigh, Hughes, Bromley]District...J. W. Churcher, Palace Ilott, Leatherdale, Muffctt, Starling, and road West. Clerk, E. Latter. Surveyor, A. Jacob PLACES OF WORSHIP. County Court, held at the Town hall...R.B. St. Peter’s and St. Paul’s Church...Rev.A.G. Latter, esq. registrar Hellicar, M .A. perpetual curate Inland Revenue Office,Bell hotel, High street S. Mary’s Church, Plaistow...Rev. Sir L. P. Stamp Office, High street...Wm. W. Baxter H. Fleetwood, hart., incumbent Literary Institute, Town hall...Geo. Pam- Holy Trinity Church, Bromley common... philon and|W.W. Baxter, hon. secretaries; Rev. Arthur Rawson, M.A. incumbent B. Wood, librarian " St. George’s Church, Bickley...Rev. E. J. Bromley District Committee of the Society Selwyn, M .A. incumbent for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 5, Baptist Chapel...Rev. A. Tessier, pastor Market place...Eev. E. J. Selwyn, sec Congregational Chapel...Rev. D. Longwill Bromley Union House, Locksbottom, Fam- Wesleyan Chapel... borough...Richard Scarr, esq. clerk to the board; T. H. V. Lukey, master; Mrs. SCHOOLS. Jane Lukey, mistress; R. Wilson and J. National, Bromley common...Alfred Parker, Hickson, relieving officers master; Mrs. Margaret Parker, mistress Gas Works, Brick-kiln lane...... George H. National Central...John Jennings, master; Osborn, secretary and manager Miss Mary Ann Husband, mistress: H. Fire Engine House, Cage Field, keys at the Harlow, assistant master police station Infant...Miss Caroline Hare, mistress Railway Stations...Bickley, James Hughes National, Plaistow...... George F. Thatcher, Ingram; Bromley, Alfred Golding; Short- master; Mrs. Thatcher, mistress lands, Edward Adye; Chislehurst, Wil­ Mason’s Hill Infant, Palace road, Bromley liam Akers Lord; stationmasters common...Miss Hayes, mistress Police Station, Town Hall...Inspector Howe, Sergeants Dawes and Tipton CARRIERS. 1 18th Kent Rifles...... Captain Satterthwaite, James Russell, High street; tx. Herbert, Lieuts. F. Norman and A. C. Wathen, En­ New Bromley; to and from all parts of signs R. H. Alexander and T. Moseley. London daily Head Quarte
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