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POST, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Martin, East Harptree, Emborough, fMmborough, Far- Temple Cloud.-John Spear, sub-postmaster. Letters rington J7urney, Greeu. Ore, High Littleton, Hinton through Bristol arrive at 7.40 a.m. & 1,25 p.m. ; dis- Blewett, Litton, Norton Hawktield, Nempnett, P~ulton~ patched at 5·5 p.m.; sundays, arrive 9.25 a. m.; dispatched Ston Easton, Stowey, Timsbqry, Ubley, West Harptreet at 8.25 p.m Widcombe CouNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION INSURANCE AGENTs.-West of Ehgland FiTif & Life, E. H. OF TEMPLE CLOUD. Perrin, Temple Cloud; & Rees-Mogg & Davy, Cholwell AdlamWilliam esq. F.s.A. Manor house, Chew Magna,Bristol, PuBLIC EsTABLISHMISNTS :- chairman County Court, Temple Cloud, His honor C. F. D. Caillard,.· Carlingford Rt. Hon. Lord P.c., K.P., D.L. Chewton Priory, judge; Edward Hayward Perrin, registrar 8y high bailiff-. Bath G. E. Cowen, bailiff. The following places are in its. Boyle Major the Hon. Edmund John, Chewton house, Bath jurisdiction, viz:-Bellutofi, Bishop Sutton & Breach Hill, Strachey Sir Edward hart. D.L. Sutton court, Bristol Cameley, C!imerton. Chelwood, Chew Magna, Chew.Stoke,. Hippisley John esq. F.R.s., F.R.A.s., D.L. Ston Easton park, Chilcompton, Clandown, Clapton, Clutton, Coley, Comp ... Bath ton-Martin, Deny,_ Downside, Farmborough, Farrington Hippisley Henry Ed. esq. D.L. South lawn, Ston Easton,Bath Gurney, Greendown, Hallatl'ow, Harptree (East & West),. Kemble Charles .Adams esq. M.A. East manor, East Harp- High Littleton, Linton Blewitt, Knighton Sutton, Kn?Wle, tree, Bristol Littleton, Litton, Midsomer N orton, Moreton, N empnett, Kettlewell Wm. Wildman esq. M.A. Harptree court, Bristol Nettlebridge, North Elm, Norton llawkfield, Norton Palmer-Sambome Sambome Stuckly esq. Timsbury house, Malreward, Old Down, Paul ton, Publow, Radford, Rudge, Bath . Shortwood,Shrole,Stanton"'ick,StantonDrew,StonEaston, -Philp Capt. Fras. Lamb, Pindoggett, Timsbury, Bath Stone, Stowey, Button W eelt, Temple Cloud, Temple Down, Scobell Lt.-Col. Barton Land John R.A. King Well hall, Bath Timsbury, Tunley, Ubley, Widcombe & Woollard Strachey Edward esq. D.L. Button court, Bristol Certified Bailiff appointed under Law of Distress Amend- Clerk, William Henry Davy ment Act, H. T. Blinman, Farrington Gurney Petty Sessions are held at the Petty Sessional Court House County Police Station, T~mple Cloud, Mark Rutherford,. every alternate tuesday at n o'clock supt. & 2 constables • The following places are included in the Petty Sessional National School, erected in I86r, for roo children; average Division of Temple Cloud :-Cameley, Chelwood, Chew attendance, 6:;~, & endowed with £6 yearly ; James Magna, Chew Stoke, Chewton Mendip, Clutton, Compton Pennicott, master Cameley. Chard Martha (Mrs.), Temple inn, & & law courts, County court office &. Hippisley Rev. William, Rectory tent contractor clerk to the Midsomer N orton local Bennett Louisa. (Mrs.), miller (water) Davy William Henry (firm, Rees-Mogg board & farmer & Davy), solicitor & clerk to the Pickford Enoch, shopkeeper Ferris ThomasUriah,farmer,Court farm county magistrates for the petty sea- Pollett Enoch, quarry owner Hunt James, farmer, Church farm sional division of Temple Cloud & to Pollett Henry, stone mason Young Aaron, farmer, Black Nest the commissioners of taxes for the Press Henry, farmer, Cholwell farm division of Chewton Press Joseph, farmer, Sleight fal'm Temple Cloud. Kemp & Bourton, brick & tile works Rees-Mogg W. W. & Davy W. H. solici- Bull Augustus Lovell Charles, carpenter tors, & commissioners for taking Dury James Summer, Walcot lodge , Lovell John, carpenter affidavits in common law & chancery Martin Theodore Maggs Frederick, wheelwright courts Olver Rev. Henry Haine B.A. [chaplain Martin Theodore, surgeoh & public vac- Reynolds Edward, surveyor of roads for of Clutton union] cinator,Cameleydistrct.Clutton union Clutton highway district Perrin Edward Hayward Morley Joseph Overton, grocer Rutherford Mark, superintndt. of police. Rees-Mogg William, Cholwell house Perrin Edward Hayward, solicitor, Satchell Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Reynolds Edward clerk to the Clutton union, superin- Seviour Thomas, beer retailer COMMERCIAL. tendent registrar of Cl utton district & Spear John, plumber, Post office Bennett James, farmer registrar & high bailiff of the county Tiley Ebenezer, blacksmith Bowdich Henry, shopkeeper, assistant 1 court, clerk of Clutton district high- Watts William, tailor overseer & poor rate collector way board&commissioner in chancery Wyatt William, boot maker CAMERTON is a parish and village, situated on the way passes along the edge of the parish, on the south-west. Somersetshire coal canal, and terminal station of the Woodborough House, a handsome mansion standing in a Camerton branch of the Great Western railway; this branch park one mile and a half east, is the seat of Daniel Charles railway, diverging from Hallatrow Junction, is 3t miles in Purnell Wait esq. Camerton Court, a tine mansion built by length and was opened for traffic on March r, 1882, 2 miles John Jarrett esq. is the residence of Miss Jarrett, the lady of north from Radstock, ro from Frome and 7 south-west from the manor and chief landowner; the house stands upon high. Bath, in the Frome division of the county, Wellow hundred, ground in II acres of garden, surrounded by a park I<><> Weston petty sessional division, Cl utton union, Temple Cloud acres in extent, and commands some extensive and pie· county court district, Midsomer N orton district of the rural turesque views. The soil is clayey ; subsoil is various, the deanery of Merston, archdeaconry of Wells and diocese of greater portion being the oolite and lias stone. The land Bath and Wells. The church of St. Peter is an ancient build- is principally in pasturage for dairy purposes. The area,. ing of stone in the Norman and Early English styles, con- including Peasedown, is 1,736 acres; rateable vl}lue, £s,66o ; 11isting of chancel, nave of three bays, south aisle, north porch the population in 1881 was 1,361. and an embattled western tower with four pinnacles and con- DURCOT, SMALLCOMBE, I mile south, TuNLEY, I mile taining 5 bells: there are several handsome monuments to north, a portion of RADFORD, RED HILL, MEAD GATE, and the Carew family, and in the chancel are two memorial WICK's LANE are hamlets of this parish. windows to John Jarrett esq. one of which was inserted by Parish Clerk, Uriah l<'eare. his tenantry: in the churchyard, at the northern entrance, PosT 0FFICE.-Charles Canvin, receiver. Letters arrive is an altar tomb, with a semi-recumbent female figure, much from Bath to Radstock, thence by foot post, & are deli- mutilated, but there is no inscription: the church was en- vered at 7 a,m. & 2.30 p.m.; dispatched at II.3o a. m. & )arged and restored in 1848 and has sittings for 300 persons. 7.20 p.m.; sundays, II a.m. The nearest money orde:&:" The register dates from 1654. The living is a rectory, tithe & telegraph office is at Timsbury rent-charge £417, with so acres of glebe and residence, in the Parochial School (mixed & infants), erected in 1867, for 25<> gift of Miss Jarrett, and held since 1851 bythP. Rev. Edward children; average attendance, 150; Benjamin Waters, Holland M. A. of Hertford College, Oxford. 'There are two master; Miss Su'!!annah Riggs, infants' mistress Wesleyan chapels in the parish. Here are two coal mines in CARRIER TO BATH.-Jn. Cook, mon. tues. wed. thurs. & sat. full work, the property of Miss Jarrett. A Roman fosse- Railway Station, Jacob Sage, station master Garthwaite Thomas Y Canvin Charles, shopkeeper, Post office Miles Edwin, farmer, Camerton farm Gibbons George, Tunley farm Cottle John, shoe maker Nuth Louisa (Mrs.), grocer Holland Rev. Edward M.A. Rectory Crew Joseph, colliery foreman Osborne Lucy (Miss), dairy farmer Jarrett Miss, Camerton court Crew Mary (Miss), grocer & draper Rossiter Job, farmer Ross Rev. Wm. MorreyM.A. [curate] Feare Uriah, tailor Stone George, Jolly Collier P.H Wait panl. Chas. Purnell, Woodboro' ho Gibbons George, dairy & corn farmer, Stickland Martha (Mrs.), grocer & beer cmtMERCIAL. Tunley farm retailer, Tunley Camerton Collieries (Thomas Y. Garth- KemberyEdwin,farmer&assistant over- Weaver Benjamin, Camertoninn waite, general manager) seer, Abbey farm CAlfNINGTON is a parish and village, bounded on the division of Cannington hundred, Bridgwater petty sessional north and east by the river Parrett, 4 miles north-westfrom division, union and county court district, rural deanery of Bridgwater, in the Bridgwater division of the county, west Bridgwater, archdeaconry of Taunton and diocese of Bath