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924 FAR KENT. [KELLY'S FARM BAILIFFs-continued. Foreman Ebenezer (to Lieut.-Col. C. Harden A. (to J. P. S. Hervey esq.}. Crowhurst Edward (to E. Pink esq.), A. l\L Warde D.L., J.P.), Squerrves Foulkners farm, Hadlow, Tonbridge Kingsdown, Sevenoaks farm, Westerham S.O Harlow George (to John Curtis Marshall). Cullen George (to Gerald M. Powell- Foreman John (to Elmer F. Speed eaq.), Lower Ensign farm, Chilham, Canterbry Cotton esq.),Quex pk.BirchingtonR.S.O Kittington, Nonington, Dover Harris Edward (to A. C. Norman esq.).. Cnrtis Samuel (to H. F. Plumptre esq. Foster Charles Frederick (to Major M. Oakley farm, Bromley common,Brmly J.P.), Yew Free farm, Goodnestone,Dovr G. Best), Boxley, Maidstone Harris John (to Geo. LumleyWebbeaq.); Curtis William Richard (to L. D. Wigan Fox Charles (to Mr. F. Minter), Shatter- Capstone, Luton, Chatham esq.), Oakwood road, Maidstone ling, Staple, Dover Harrison James (to J. P. Barnes esq.).. Davis John (to Mr. Robert Stewart), Fox Henry (to W. W. Berry esq.), South Howlett's farm, Molash, Canterbury Allington, Maidstone Street farm, South Street, Faversham Harrison William (to Francis Elmer Speell Daw Charles (t<l trustees of Mr. Borrett), Fox John (t<l Frederick Neame esq.), esq.), Thornton farm, Tilmanstone.. Bridge farm, Warehorne, Ashford Ickham court, Ickham, Dover Eastry S.O Dean Fredcrick (to W. C. Morland eeq.), Fridd Charles (to Henry D. Barnes esq.), Hawkins Samuel (to Mr. William Pid- Lamberhurst S.O Bought<ln court, Boughton, Faversham duck), Worth, Dover Dearing James Jabez (to Haskett Smith Fridd Charles (to H. M. Cobb esq.), Lillie- Head Frederick (to R. R. Daglish esq.),. esq.), Goudhurst S.O church, Higham, Rochester Newchurch, Folkestone Denne Albert (to W. E. Long esq. J.P.), Fridd Stephen (to HenryD. Barnes esq.), Head John (to J. V. Pepper esq.), Martin's. Selson, Eastry S.O Cuurch farm, Boughton, Faversham farm, St. Mary's, New Romney S.(} Denne Harry (to Earl Sondes), Wilgate Fridd Stephen, jun. (to W. W. Berryesq.), Hearnden Charles (to Mr. Frederick green. Throwley, Faversham Dane court, Boughton, Faversham Gammon), Hoad farm, Acnae, Folkstn Ditcher Albert Henry (to Lord Harris), Fuller Thomas Robert (to E. A. White Heathfield James (to Thomas Wood esq.),. Hockley Hole, Eastling, Faversham Lim.), Charlton terrace, Tonbridge Greatness farm, Sevenoaks Douse James (to Mrs. Reader), Pembury, Funnell Alfred (to R. Stagg esq.), Win· Hewett Frederick (to Herbert Richar<J Tunbridge Wells chester farm, Hadlow, Tonbridge Peckham esg.), Patrixbourn, Canterbry Downes Alexander (to N. Watney esq. Gardner Jas. (to Comdr. W. J. Casberd- Hinkley Samuel (to H. Lowenfeld esq.).. J.P.), Valence, Westerham S.O Boteler B.N.), Cross farm, Eastry 8.0 _ Pheasant farm, Oare, Faversham Drake John (to Mr.. Edward Kelsey),Bar- Garner John (to J. P. Barnes esq.), Hoare Edwin T. (to Joseph Sladen esq.).. ton farm, Westmarsh, Dover Brogdale farm, Ospringe, Faversham Ripple, Dover Drewitt Henry (to Joseph Matthews esq. Gasson John (to H. Rigden esq.), Ivy· Hogbin John (to Lord Northbourne).. J.F.), St. Lawrence Seal, Sevenoaks church, New Romney S.O Little Betteshanger, Eastry 8.0 Drury Harry 8tapley (to George Goodson Gibson Sidney (to W. Skinner & Sons), Hollands John (to Messrs. C. T. & H. G~ esq.), Felderland, Worth, Dover Church farm, Boughton Monchelsea, Chambers), Oversland farm, South st. Eason George (to Mrs. F. Locke), Brad- Maidstone Faversham field, Hartlip, Sittingbourne Gifford Henry (to Marquis Conyngham), Hollands John, jun. (to G. F. Hohlel" Eason George (to R. G. E. Locke, of Wenderton, Wingham, Dover esq.), Ash, Wrotham S.O Hartlip), Newington, SittingbQurne Gilham Henry (to W. C. May esq.), Hollingdale William (to Cuthbert M~ Easterfield George (to A. T. Beeching esq.), Lynsor court, Upper Hardres, Cantrbry Field esq.), Fordcombe, TunbridgeWIIs: Bonrne farm, Shipbourne road, Tonbrdg Glen David Andrew (to Isaac I.ewis esq.), Holmes Henry (to George Gardiner esq.).. Eastwood Charles (to John Francis Wm. Bedgebury, Kilndown, Goudhurst 8.0 Scott's farm, Ospringe, Faversham Deacon esq. J.P., D.L.), Mabledon Park Godden Albert (to John Hobbs eaq.), Holstock George (to Percy Manwaring farm, Tonbridge Bockhanger farm, Kennington, Ashfrd esq.), Mill farm, Marden R.S.O Eastwood Samuel (to Mervyn Streatfeild Gadden Lewis (to l\:Ir. Thomas PhiIlips), Hook George (to E. J. Goodwin &; Co.)" esq.), Chiddingstone, Edenbridge East MaIling, Maidstone Canon court, Wateringbury, MaidstonB Edmead William (to W. T. Fremlin esq. Godfrey Samuel (to Thomas Hambrook Hook Holland (to H. L. C. Brassey esq.),. Bearsted, Maidstone esq.), Oxen beadles, Luddenham, Aylesford, Maidstone Ellender Richard (to the exors. of the late Favertham Hook Peter (to William Wickham HorEt Richard Wilks esq.), Gt.Mongeham,Deal Godly Francis Luke (to Edward Herries esq.), Stone, Ashford Elliott T. (to Frank Wm. Monckton esq.), esq.), Under River, Sevenoaks Hooker Harry (to George Keoon esq.),. Park cottage,- Ightham, Sevenoaks Goldsmith Henry (to Benjamin Buss, Pope house, High Holden, Ashford Elvery Stephen (to J. H. Monrns esq.), jun.), Hazel street, Horsmonden S.O Hope Thomas (to Lord Hillingdon), Wil- Ringwould, Dover Goldsmith Joseph (to Benjamin Buss derness Park farm, Seal, Sevenoaks Ensoll Charles (to Mrs. Prevost), Stream esq.), Lewes heath, Horsmonden S.O Hopkins John (to William Gay esq.)" farm, Hawkhurst Goodburn George (to Lieut.-Col. Penne- Higham, Patrixbourn, Canterbury Evans Richard (to George Marshall esq. father), Melon farm, Ivychurch, New Hopkins Thomas (to J. Rigden esq.)~ J.P.), Little Broxhall, Up.Hardres,Cntby Romney 8.0 Court Ldge farm, Stalisfield, Faversham Evison William (to Mr. H. Hatch), Kent Goodwin Edward (to Col. Baldock), Hopper William (to Commander W. J_ House farm, Hadlow, Tonbridge Scocles farm, Minster, Sheerness Casberd-Boteler B.N.), Upper Vensoll Excell Henry (to Rev. J. J. Kendon), Goodwin F. (to Maj.-Gen. W. D. S. farm, Eastry S.O Horden, Goudurst 8.0 Dickins ),East Heath farm, Hawkhurst Hosmer James (to Lady George Gordon- Exell Henry (to Frederick Smith esq.), Green WaIter (to Furner Brothers), Lennox), East Peckham, Tonbridge South street, Barming, Maidstone Higham farm, Northumberland Heath, Hotson James (to George Style). Upper Exton George (to 8idney Neame esq.), Belvedere Grange farm, Boxley, Maidstone Fisher street, Badlesmere, Faversham Greengro J. (to Edward W. Hussey esq. Howard Frederick John (to Mr. Richarcf Fagg Fred (to Lt.-Col. C. J. Plumptre V.D. J.P.), Down farm, Lamberhurst 8.0 Wilks), Richborough, Ash, Dover of Fredville), Nonington, Dover Greenstreet George (to John Cunliffe Howland Henry (to Mr. Francis dEt Fagg George (to Mr. T. ,. Spanton), Kay esq.), Great Winchcombe, Crun· Berckem Collard), Upper Herondea Napchester, Whitfield, Dover dale, Canterbury farm, Eastry 8.0 Fancett .John Henry (to P. Collick esq.), Griggs James (to Richard Bowes esq.), Hubbard John (to T. G. Peckham esq.)" Snave, Ashford Brabournecombe, Brabourne, Ashford Harbledown, Canterbury Featherstone William (to Col. Arthur Gulvin Arthur (to George Hambrook Hughes Harold (to W. Chambers esq.)" Borton), Hunton, Maidstone Dean, of Whitehall, Sittingbourne), Benover, Yalding, Maidstone Feaver William (to William Bean esq.), Golden wood. Murston, Sittingbourne Humphrey Amos (to Robert Mercer esq.)" Buckman green, Smarden S.O Gurr Alfred (to James Wood), Sutton Broadwater, West MaIling S.O Ferguson John (to Mrs. Gray), Watercress Valence, Maidstone Humphrey William (to R. Mercer esq.),. farm, Beaver, Ashford Gurr Georgc (to J. P. S. Hervey esq.), Rodmersham, Sittingbourne Ferris Herbert (to Edward Piper esq.), 8pitbrook, Collier st. Marden R.8.0 HuntIey William (to Colonel WiUiam F~ Wheelgate farm, Old Romney, New Gurr Thomas (to Mr. Stephen Swinford), Tipping J.F.), Cacketts, Brasted 8.0 . Romney R.S.O Chislet, Canterbury Hursell Frederick (to Edwin Burr esq.J,. Fielder Frederick (to 'V. J. Lord esq.), Hales Henry (t<l George Wood eaq.), Ash farm, Horsmonden Snargate, Folkestone Temple farm, 8trood, Rochester Huxstep William (to exors. of Richard Filmer Jeffery (to F. Baker esq.), Cooling, Hambrook Fredk. (to the Bethlehem hos- Philpott), Nether Court farm, 8t~ Rochester pital), Haynes farm, Sibertswold, Dover Lawrence, Ramsgate Finn Albert (to Percy Broadley esq.), Hambrook WaIter James (to Messrs. Iddenten Fdk.(to Hon. H. A. MilIes-Lade­ New Barn farm, Eastbridge, Dym· Millen & Phillips), Queen court. Os· J.p.),Parsonagefrm.Boughton, FavrshIIl church, Folkestone pringe, Faversham James Amos (to Mr. Thomas Ives), Pile· Finn Frederick (to Messrs. F. A. & E. Hamilton James (to Isaae Lewis esq.), gate farm, Cowden, Edenbridge Finn), Denge Marsh farm, Lydd 8.0 Kilndown, Goudhurst S.O Jarrett Tilden (to Arthur Blaxland esq.),. Fitall Franklin (to Mr. C. SoIley), Parson- Hammon Percival Edward (to Harry Long Burmarsh, Folkestone age farm, Sntton-by-Dover, Dover esq.). Newin Green farm, Lympne,Hyth Jarvis Edward (to Francis Elmer Spee<l Flisher Stephen (to Arthur Finn esq.), Hams Richard (to Mr. E. StanIey), Stalis- esq.), Home farm, Knowlton, Dover . Lydd S.O field, Faversham Jenner C. (to Messrs. H. &; E. Never,. Foord H. (to W. Scott esq.), Maidstone Hann William (to Edwin Hann), Mar- Hernden, Chart Sutton, Maidstone road, Chatham riage farm, \Vye, Ashford Jezzard Austin (to Mrs. Thomas BeITY). Woodsend, Bought<lD, Faversham.
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    4026 and tenth years of the reign of Her present Ma- Town, in Sheerness, at a place called Banks Town, in jesty, and to alter the tolls and charges thereby the parish of Minster in Sheppey, in the Isle of Shep- authorized to be taken: And also to amend and pey, in the county of Kent, at a messuage now or lately enlarge some of the powers and provisions of the occupied by John Eaton, which said branch railway several Acts relating to the Thames and Medway will pass from, in, through, or info the several parishes, Canal and the Gravesend and Rochester Railway townships, and extra-parochial or other places next and Canal, passed respectively in the thirty-ninth hereinafter mentioned, or some of them, that is to and fortieth, and forty-fourth, fiftieth, and fifty- say, Halstow the Lower, Upchurch, Iwade, East- eighth years of the reign of King George the Third, church, Minster in Sheppey, Queenborough, the and the fifth year of the reign of King George borough of Quinborowe, Miletown, Bluetown, the Fourth, and the eighth and ninth, and ninth Banks Town and Sheerness, in the said county of and tenth years of the reign of Her present Kent. Majesty. Also another branch railway or railways com- And it is further proposed by such intended Act mencing from and out of the said intended main to authorise the construction and maintenance, by line in the parish of Preston next Faversham, in the South-Eastern Railway Company, of the rail- the county of Kent, at or near a footpath leading way, branch railways, and diverging line, hereinafter from Macknade
  • Landscape Assessment of Kent 2004

    Landscape Assessment of Kent 2004

    CHILHAM: STOUR VALLEY Location map: CHILHAMCHARACTER AREA DESCRIPTION North of Bilting, the Stour Valley becomes increasingly enclosed. The rolling sides of the valley support large arable fields in the east, while sweeps of parkland belonging to Godmersham Park and Chilham Castle cover most of the western slopes. On either side of the valley, dense woodland dominate the skyline and a number of substantial shaws and plantations on the lower slopes reflect the importance of game cover in this area. On the valley bottom, the river is picked out in places by waterside alders and occasional willows. The railway line is obscured for much of its length by trees. STOUR VALLEY Chilham lies within the larger character area of the Stour Valley within the Kent Downs AONB. The Great Stour is the most easterly of the three rivers cutting through the Downs. Like the Darent and the Medway, it too provided an early access route into the heart of Kent and formed an ancient focus for settlement. Today the Stour Valley is highly valued for the quality of its landscape, especially by the considerable numbers of walkers who follow the Stour Valley Walk or the North Downs Way National Trail. Despite its proximity to both Canterbury and Ashford, the Stour Valley retains a strong rural identity. Enclosed by steep scarps on both sides, with dense woodlands on the upper slopes, the valley is dominated by intensively farmed arable fields interspersed by broad sweeps of mature parkland. Unusually, there are no electricity pylons cluttering the views across the valley. North of Bilting, the river flows through a narrow, pastoral floodplain, dotted with trees such as willow and alder and drained by small ditches.