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754 Westga. Te-On .. Sea• 754 WESTGA. TE-ON.. SEA• • KENT. (KELL'\'" School. The area is. I ,535 acres .of land and 45 of t Public Elementary (Church of England) School (mixed & rateable value, £7,530; the population in l9U wu. infants), built in 1887, for 284 childl'en,- enlarged in 1,332. The population of Sti. James' ecclesiastical pariJIL I9II to accommodate 340 children; average attend­ in I9II was I,f80. ance, 256; Mrs. Emily A. Humphrey, head mistress DAUNDELION (or Dent-de-Lion) is an estate ancieuUJ Railway Station, Robert James Levett, station master the seat of a family of that name; William Danndel7om or Daundelyon held it in the second year of Richard D. GARLINGE, one mile west from Margate, wa.s, with and his grandson, John Dandelyon, dying seised of it ia Daundelion, under the "Local Government Act, 1894.'' by 1445, was bnried in the north chancel of St. Auflll" Local Gt>vernment Board Order, No, 31,744• formed into tine's monastery. The remains of an ancient; a civil parish out of that of St. John Rural, Margate, in mansion still exist. There is a Wesleyan chapel. wit& the union of Thanet. 'l'he ecclesiastical parish of St. 190 sittings, built in I86g. James was formed out of Ma.rgate, n February, 1873; Chalk Hole, Flete and Vincent are place~ included.in the church, consecrated in 1873, is of Kentish rag and the parish, but in Margate postal district. Bath stone, in the Irregular Gothic style, and has a tower with spire containing one bell : there are nine stained Post & M. 0. Office, Garlinge. Richard Harlow.- lnb­ windows; the total cost of the building was about [,3,600; postmaster. Letters arrive from Westgate-on-Sea ..~ the site, with a donation, was given by the Governors of 7·35 a.m. & 12.20 & 6.5 p.m.; sunday, 7·35 &.m.; Bride well Hospital: there are 420 sittings, half being free. dispatched a~ 8.20 a.m. & I2.5 & 8 p.m.; eunda7,. The register dates from the year 1873. The living is a 7·45 p.m. Westgate is the nearest telegraph office;. vicara.ge, net yearly value {,260, with residence, in the I mile distant gift of the vicar of Margate, and held since 1904 by the Clerk to the Parish Council, Edwin J. Fright, 93 High. Rev. Mark Mortimer Cassidy M.A. of Wadham CoUege, street, Margate Oxford. In 1724 upwards o.f twenty ancient instruments, Publia Elementary (St. James') School (mixed), built. iD like adzes or chisels, of mixed brass or bell metal, were x86o & enlarged in 1873, for I65 children; average­ found here. attendance, 162; G. D. Turner, master WESTGATE-ON-SEA. • PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Croyle Yrs. Oban villa, Victoria aven Heckle Mrs. 3 Collingwood terrace .. Cullum William S. The Cottage, Westgate Bay avenue Alien Peraival B., M.A. 1, 2 & 3 Harold road Heward Edward Vincent F.R.A.S. T Sussex gardens Davis Henry, Carmichael, Minster rd Victoria terrace, Victoria avenue Allison Fredk.J()hnson,I Cuthbert ter Daykin Miss, Kensington lo.Harold rd Heward Miss, 7 Victoria terrace~ Armit Mrs. St. Winnold, Minster rd De Brett- Edwd.Adolphus,23Adrian sq Victoria avenue Barwick Mrs. 17 Adrian square Deering Mrs. 5 Cedric road Hibbard Mrs.Grasmere,Canterbury ~ Bates James, z6 Adrian square Denny Thomas William, 4 C1)lling- Hills Mrs. St. Margaret's,Victoria &Y' Beardsworth Miflses, 4 Ethelbert sq wood terrace, Westgate Bay aven Hillyard Mrs. Mapledene, Victoria av- Bell David, Somerville, Westgate Docking Jn. Ebenezer ho. Victoria av Holloway Mrs., Egmore, St. llil- Bay avenue Dollimore Jsph.Longview,Norman rd dred's road Bennett Miss, Kinross, Westgate Bay Doresa Constantine, 8 Collingwood Bolton James, Hollywood, Viet-oria &T avenue terrace, Westgate Bay avenue Hope Samuel Statham, lll Weatgate- Bicker Frederick J. Woodbine cottage, Dowell Capt. Edward Robert, Gordon Bay avenue Minster road lodge, Rox burgh road Horwood Mrs. Ashleydene, Ro:xburgh Billot Very Rev. Oanon 0. (Catholic), Dundas Miss, Exbury, Sea road road Ursuline convent, Canterbury road IJunn Mrs. n Cedric road Hubbard Hon. Mrs. Arthur, Selwyn Birch Mi.c!s, 11 Ethelberl terrace Dyke Alired, Hazelhurst, Victoria av lodge, Thanet road Blandford Arth.H., B.A.26 Adrian sq Edwards Mrs. East view, Victoria aven Huddlestone Mrs. St. Mildred's coun, Blandford Mrs. Copmanhurst, The Eldrillge Arth. Westholme,Ryders av Sea road Grove Elmes Mrs. Fletcher, 6 Sussex man- Hughes Miss, Saxonholme, Victoria &11 Blomfield Edgar A. I Adrian square sions, Sussex gardens Humphrey Mrs. Elm grove BloxamMiss,Marigold,WestgateBay av English George Wm. 3 Roxburgh rd Idiens John, I The IJmea, Canter- Boyes Stephen, Cambridge house, Farmiloe Mrs.Sunnyside,Roxburgh rd bury road Canterbury road Few Arthur, Guildown, Minster rc>ad lngram Sir William Jame1 bart. J'.P: Brown Arthur, 1 Cambridge villas, Fletcher Horatio, 4 Athelstane ter The Bungalow • Canterbury road Flint Arthur M.D., J 1'., C.C. West- Ingram Collingwood, I Sussex Plan- Buckle Mrs. St. Bernard's, Roxburgh gate lodge, Westgate Bay avenue sions, Sussex gardena road Forbes Mrs. 3 Norman road Ingram HPrbert, Ivy side, Sea road Bull Rev. Herbert Arthur :M.A., J.P. Freeman Miss, St. Margaret's, Sea rd lngram Sidney W. Roxborgh house--,. Wellington house, Rowena road P'ry John George, Aysgarth, West- Roxburgh road Burge Gerard B.,M.A.Ingleton,Sea rd bourne ter. Westgate Bay avenue Jaquet Miss, I Roxburgh road Campbell John Seymour M.A. Doon Gibbons Charles Edward, Wingate, Jarrline Alfred K., B.A.M. Fairtiew,.. house, Canterbury road Cuthbert road Westgate Bay avenue Cassidy Rev. Mark Mortimer M.A. Given-Wilson Miss, Kathmonre, West- Jopp Col. Keith A. Atheldane, Sea ~ (vicar of Garlinge), St. James' gate Bay avenue Kennedy James, Chatham house.. vicarage, Canterbury road Godson Clement :M.D. Sharsted Westgate Bay avenue Cazalet Edward A. Neva, Ryder's av court, Harold road Kenrick Cyril M.A. Lindsay lo.Sea rd Chapman Henry James, The Firs, Goetz L. M. 6 Cuthbert terrace King Basil J. Links:field.Canterbu.ryrd Westgate Bay avenue Gould Edward, 3 Sussex mansions, Klaber Emile, Clevelands, Sea road Chittenden George Scobell M. A.. Sussex gardens Knowles Wait. Thos.Comberton,Sea rd Streete court Gould James Douglas M.A. The Leins Louis Augnstus, Saxon lodge. Cohen Arthur Saville, 2 Collingwood Briary & The Laurels,Canterhury rd Minster road terrace, Westgate Bay avenue Gumbrell Miss, Eversleigh, Sea road Lewin Miss, I Ethelred road Cohen George G. Westgate house, Gunning Frederick, 6 Harold road Lockwood Alfred Norman, Brynbildr~ Canterbury road Haismer Lewis, 1 Victoria terrace, The Grove Colegrave Gerald Manby, West Bay Victoria avenue Lockwood Mrs. Llanberis, Westgate lodge, Sea road Railings-Smith Miss, Ramsbury, .Bay s.venue Coils Archibald Howard, Ellesmere, Minster road Longrigg' William Fallowfield K.A. Westgate Bay avenue Harber Miss, Ellerslie, Victoria aven Forest house, Westgate :Bay avenue Oondon Rev. Peter O.S.:B. (Catholic), Harding Mrs. 4 Roxburgh road Low "Mrs. Shirley, Cuthbert road .Augustinian convent ]Jardisty Geo.Everard, 3 Ethelbert ter Madders John Messenger, The H~ Cook George W. 4 Cuthbert ter.raee, Ha:.:e Misses, Ethandene, Sea road stead, Thanet road Cuthbert road Hawtrey Edward Montague B.A.,J.P. Mauby-Colegrave Gerard, Weatgate Cornish Com. George William B.N. St. Michael's, St. Mildred's road Bay lodge, Sea road Malua., Westgate Bay avenue Hea.dley Mrs. 9 Collingwood terrace, Mans6eld Charles M.A- Sels6eld. ~ Oouran Hy. Lewis, Coorabelle, Sea rd Westgate Bay avenue Mildred's road Olwell Mrs. Thornhill, Roxburgh rd Heaton Charles James M.D.:Brux. Martin Mrs. 2 The Grove Oozens-:Brooke Ernest Brooke. High- Verulam, Westgate Bay avenue Meyer Herman, Kent lodge, Weatpte clere, St. :Mildred's road Heberden Mrs. Charles Lewis, I Col- Bay avenue Crai~e Mrs. 1 Collingwood tenace, lingwood ter. Westgate Bay avenue Mitchell Arth11r, g Cambridge yill ... Westgate Bay avenue Canterbury road .
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