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Cooper Hugh, farmer, farm Isle of Wight Railway (Hy. Kemp Plumbley Peter, farme1', Crouches fm Cooper Moses, builder, Day, traffic manager, The Cast.le) Plumbley Robert, dairyman, Haw­ Corbett George, station master Jacobs Frank, carpenter, 2 Rose cot- thorne villa Dads well Henry Jas. sen. shopkeeper, tage, Mall Pope Stephen, school attendance & carriage proprietor, High street Jacobs Frank, stone mason, Mall officer, I Dorset villa Dadswea Henry James, jun. carriage .Jacobs Wm. builder, view Price Henry, shopkeeper, Yarbridge proprietor, Station road Johnson James, shoe maker Redstone Henry, baker & grocer Deadman Ellen (Miss), dress maker, Lewis Evelyn (Miss), teacher of music, Riddick Williani, shopkeeper & baker I Rose cottage, Mall High street Salter Enos, farmer, Burnt honse Dibbens Wm. jobbing grdnr. . Lewis Julia Elizabeth (Miss), draper, Seymour William, baker & grocer Faithful Enos, farmer,Barnsley's farm High street Shaw Elenor Ellen Mrs.), Bugle inn Faithful Oliver, farmer, brick maker Lock George, dairyman Sheath Charles, market gardener & carpenter Locker Chas. market grdnr.Adgestone Simmonds Waiter & Henry, builders Gardner Thomas, Red Lion P.H Loe Harriet (Mrs.), post off. High st & contractors, Cambridge villa Gladdis Charlotte (Mrs.), furniture Loe Henry, watch & clock maker Simmonds Charles, joiner, Eas\ vil'w broker, High street Long Henry, farmer, Biaper Smith Henry, butcher Glanvill Wm. Robt. shpkpr.Yarbridge Long Willi.am, farmer, Hill farm Staggs Mary .Ann (Mrs.), dress make:r Grant Frank Geo. aparts. Yarbridge Love Henry, farmer, Morton farm Stark Brothers, grocers Grant George, shopkeeper MacMahon John, land surveyor Stark Geo. apartments, Alma cottage- Griffin Frank, farmer, Grove farm Morris Oliver, farmer, farm Stay William, blacksmith Griffin George. aparts. Maisonette Munns Charles, lime merchant & Tayler Geo. farmer, Hardingshute frm Grove William George, farmer, Grove burner, Yarbridge Toms Henry, town crier farm, .Adgestone Munns John, dairyllil\n, Greenwood Wade Edwd. model boat builder, Mali Guy Harry, shopkeeper & miller Nash William, farmer, Park farm, Walker Frank &; Henry, farmers,White (water), . Y arbridge House faTm Hills Henry, farmer, .Alverstone Osborn Goo.assist. overseer,Yarbridge Walker Charles, baker & shopkeeper Ruck Harry, hairdresser, High street Pain Isaac Wavell & Fanny Elizabeth, Wheeler Daniel, basket maker Hudson Harry, Wheatsheaf P.H. (Miss), corn & coal merchants Wheeler Wm. carpenter & undertakt>J' High street Pain Morris, blacksmith Wheway Wm.insp.of I. of W.Railwa:J Humphrey Emily (Mrs.), lndrss. Mall Parish Club & Reading Room (.Arthur Wood .Arthur Henry, New inn Isle "Of Wight Brewery C'O. Limited, Munson, sec. & treas.), High street Woodford Fredk. house decrtr.Yarbdge­ brewers (Frank Dutton, manager), Payne Thos.insur. agent,Harbour view Wright Clare William, brewer Yarbridge Perkins JGhn, joiner Young Wm. Hy. frmr. Rowboro' irm

BRIGHSTONE (or Brixt"On) is a parish and village, 1 .At Bl'ighs.tone Grange tlhere is a station of the Royal about 7 lll!iles south-west from Newport. and I4 west National Life Boat Institution, this being a danger<>m;. from Ventnm·, in the Weslt Medina liberty, rural deanery coast. The first boot was placed here in 186o; the of West Wight, arehdoooonry- of the Isle of Wight, and present one (the fourth) the "Joe Jarman," was placecl diocese of Winchester, bounded on the. -south-west by here in Nov. I892, in lieu of the "Worcester Oadet," the sea. The Buddlehole stream flows mto the sea at removed to Yorkshire; more than 300 lives have beeo Grange Chine. The church of St. Mary is an ancient 5'aved by these boots. edifiee of stone in the Early English style, consisting of By Local Government Board Order 22,428, dated Marcb chancel, nave and an embattled western tower containing 24, r88g, .Atherfield Farm was transferred to Sharwell, 5 bells: there are 350 sittings. The register dates from and under the provisions of the "Divided Parish~s .Act,. the year 1566. The living is a rectory, net yearly value I88z," .AtherfiE>ld Green has also been transferred. £350, with residence and 5 acres of glebe, :in the gift of the Crown, and held since I86g by the Rev. William Sexton, Frank Cooper. Edward Heygate M.A. of St. John's College, Oxford, and hon. canon t>f Winchester. There is a Bible Christian Post, :M. 0. & T. 0., S. B., Express Delivery & .Annuity chapel at the west end of the village, to which a Sunday & Insurance O:ffice.-George Cooper, sub-postmaster. ~ehool is attached. Digby's Charity of about £65 yearly, Letters arrive from ~ewport at 7·5 a.m. &; are dis- derived from Consols left in I8I2 by the Rev. Noel Digby, patched at 5-40; sundays, II a.m is for education, and is applied towards the support of Wall Letter Box, Gaggerhill, cleared at S· 10 p.m.; sun- the National school; £II yearly, derived from the same days, 10.30 a.m source, left in I8I2, for fuel, is divided amongst the mem- ()Qast Guard Station, Henry Fi:nlay, chief boatman in hers of the fuel club. The principal landowners are Sir charge & men Charles Seely bart. of Brooke, who is lord of 4 the manor, Sir Henry B. P. St. John Mildmay Parish Reading & Coffee Room, Mrs. George Bennett.. bart. of Dogmers:field Park, Lady Mary .A. B. caretaker Gordon, of North Court, , and Cyril Sloane N'atiQnul School (mixed), built in 1835 & afterward& Stanley esq. The soil is c?.ay and sandy; subsoil, enlarged to accommodate ISO children; averog~ at- ehalkv, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, tendance, 37 boys, 28 girls & 30 infants; George Par- barley, oats and peas; fine crops of swedes, turnips and sons, master; Mrs. Jane Parsons, mistress of infants' mangolds are also grown. The area is 2,853 acres of land school; Miss A. J. Parsons, assistant mistress and 70 of foreshore; net rateable value, £2,62I; the popu- Carriers to Newport.-Miss .Amelia Jacobs, to the 'Rose lation in I89I was 528 in the civil and 543 in the ecclesias- & Crown,' mon. wed. fri. &; sat. ; George A.. Shotter; tical parish. to the 'King's Head,' tues. wed. thurs. & sat.; Henry is a hamlet in this parish, a mile cast. Salter, wed. & sat Chil'ton is a hamlet, partly in Brixton and partly in parishes, a mile south-west. Oarrier to .-Henry SalteT, tues. & fri PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Blake Francis, farmer, Runny hill Fisk James Robert, farmer .A.ttrill Mrs. Heath cottage Bucket\; Robert, builder & lodging ho. Fisk John Woodford, miller (water & Hall George, Lily grove New house, second cox. of life boat ste:lm) & farmer, mill Hardham Miss, The Cot C:lve Thomas Philip, Five Bells inn Hawker Job, New Inn P.H. & fly prop:t Heygate Rev. Canon William Edward Chambers George, blacksmith Hillier Edwin, farmer, Horncross M.A. Rectory Cooper Frank, sexton Jacobs .Amelia (Miss), carrier Howard George Cooper George, grocer & butcher Morgan Thomas, farmer, Chilton farm Smith Rev. Leslie Knights M . .A. Cooper George, postmaster Parsons Geo. assist. overseer & tax coil (curate), Wolvesey Cotton Jas.:fisherman & cox. of life boat Reynolds George, lodging ho. Willses Street Edmund, Hunninghall Creeth George, dairyman &; lodging Scovell Henry Wm. farmer, Gaggerhill Way 'fhomas, Limerstone house house, Grange farm Salter Henry, carrier Williams Chas. Bridgewater, Rudcote Creeth Henry, blacksmith Shotter Edward, shoe maker, Willses Wilson Miss, Brighstone cottage Creeth James, lodging house & shpkpr Shotter George .Arthur, carrier 1 COMMERCIAL. Dore Herbert, fly prop.& markt.grdnr Warne Clement, baker .A.ttrill James, farmer Finlay Henry, chief boatman in charge Way Henry, farmer, Limerstone fa~·m Baker George, carpenter of Coast Guard White Willi3Dl, dairyman, Marsh

BROOK is a parish and small village, about 10 miles chester_ The church of St. Mary, destroyed by fire in south-west-by-west from Newport and 5 south-east from 1863, was rebuilt in I864, at a cost of [1,575, and is an Yarmouth, on the 8Quthe;rn coast of the island, in the I edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts and liberty of West Medina, rure.il. deanery of West Wight, I a tower with shingled spire containing 8 tubular bells: §lrcbdeaconry of the Isle of Wight and d~ocese of Win- the windows are stained : the pulpit and font, of marble,