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Medical Officer, Surg.-Maj DIRECTORY.] KENT. CANTERBURY. 95 with 2,000 feet of hose, ropes & ladders; H. G. Austin, 3RD REGIMENTAL DISTRICT. captain; number of men, 9 City-Head quarters, Corn Exchange; consists of one fire DepOt of the Buffs (East Kent Regiment) Station Staff escape, four ladders with ropes, 200 feet 9f hose i J. G. Officer Commanding Regimental IJistrict, Bt. Colonel H. Hall, captain; number of men, 7 Holden Steward Kent-Head quarters, The Kent Fire office, 29 High street; Senior Medical Officer, Surg.-Maj. Eugene F. O'Leary M.D. consists of one manual fire engine, hose reel & 480 feet A. M. depart of hose; WaIter S. Morgan, supt.; number of men, 7 Chaplain to the Forces, Rev. William Sykes M.A Pkamix-Head quarters, 2 Upper Bridge street; consists of Veterinary Surgeon, WaIter Burt M.R.C.V.S. army vet. depart one manual fire engine, one hose reel & 480 feet of hose; Paymaster, Regimental District, Major William Joice (staff Geo. Wiltshier, supt. i number of men, 7 paym. a. pay dept) Ro.val Horse Artillery, Lieut.-Col. Commanding, G. R. PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Manderson C.B Alford Poor Relief Association, 12 Guildhall street; Colonel Cavalry, Artillery ~ Infantry Barracks, Commissariat William Henry Horsley, secretary. Officer in charge, Deputy Assistant Commissary General, .Agricultural Hall, Castle street; George Collard, secretary Lewis Augustus Clutterbuck Borough Police Station, Westgate Towers; James McBean, 3rd if 4th Battalions, The Buffs (East Kent Militia), head­ head constable quarters, The Barracks, Stuny road; Col. H. T. Howell, Cattle Show, Watling street; George Slater, secretary lieut.-col. commandant (1st battn.); Col. John Edward Cemetery, St. Dunstan's; Rest William Flint, clerk to the BeaIes, lieut.-col. (2nd. battn.) ; Major Waldron E. R. Kelly, burial board & registrar; Henry Marten, supt adjutant; Baptist Anderson (4th battn.) & James William Corn & Hop Exchange, St. George's street; Robert Wilkin­ Colley (3rd battn.), quartermasters; Surg.-Maj. William son, market attendant Kaylet Curtis, medical officer County Constabulary O.iJice, Kirby lane, Westgate; William Royal East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, (Duke of Connaught's Walker, superintendent Own Mounted Rifles), Earl of Guilford, lieut.-col.; Capt. County Court, Guildhall, High street; George Russell esq. Mervyn; C. S. Tynte, adjutant: Rev, J. H. H. Hallett, judge; Walter Furley, registrar; William Welby, high chaplain; Surg.-Major Cosmo G. Logie, surgeon; veteri­ bailiff; William Plant,chief clerk; thecourt is held monthly. nary surgeon (vacant) The district comprises the following places :-Adisham, East Kent Rifle Volunteers (2nd) (A, B, C, D, E, G, H, Barham, Bekesbourne, Bishopsbourne, Bramling Bridge, K &L cos.), Wollaston Knocker, lieut.-col.; Major David Blean, Chartham, Chilham, Chislet, Fordwich, Grove, J. K. Sangster, adjutant; Kenyon W. Wilkie, quarter­ Hackington (otherwise St. Stephen's), Harbledown, Upper master; Charles Holttum, Samuel Woodman (supern.) & Lower Hardres, Herne, Herne Bay, Hoath, Ickham, & Henry Penfold M.D. surgeons; William Beet M.D. & Kingstone, Littlebourne, Milton Chapel, Nackington, Henry G. Sutton, hon. asst. surgeons; Charles G. M. Patrixbourn, Petham, Reculver, Seasalter, Stodmarsh, Lewis, acting surgeon; Rev. John P. Alcock M.A. Rev. W. Sturry, Swalecliffe, Thanington, Waltham, Westbere, H. Tindall M.A. Rt. Rev. Edward Parry D.D. & Rev. Wm. Whitstable, Wickhambreaux & Womenswould H. Dyson RA. hon. chaplains; Rev. Fredk. A. Hammond County Magistrates' Office, 16 Watling street M.A. & Rev. Fredk. S. C. Chalmers B.D. acting chaplains; Dispensary, Canterbury lane; George Rigden, surgeon &: Drill Sergeant Instructor, Henry Court; E. F. Hilton, secretary; B. Rigden, assistant surgeon captain, B co. & C. E. Kingsford, C co. stationed- at District Bankruptcy Court, 38 St. Margaret street; WaIter Canterbury Furley, registrar for Eastern division CANTERBURY UNION. District Registry o.tfice of the COU?·t of Probate, 3 Castle Board day, tuesday street; George Shee, district registrar; J. N. Pilcher, chief clerk The Union comprises the following parishes & precincts East Kent Chamber of Agriculture, Watling street; George viz :-AlI Saints, Black Prince's Chantry, East Bridge Slater, secretary Hospital, Holy Cross, Westgate Within, Old Castle, St. East Kent Medical Library, Kent & Canterbury Hospital; Alphage, St. Augustine's Monastery Almonry & Precinct, Charles Holttum, librarian St. Andrew the Apostle, St. Augustine, St. George-the­ Guildhall, High street; Richard Wellard, hall keeper Martyr, St. John's Hospital, St. Margaret, St. Martin, St. H.J£. Prison, St. Augustine's; J ames William Newham, Mary Bredin, St. Mary Bredman, St. Mary Magdalen, St. governor; Rev. Samuel Campbell Lepard M.A. chaplain j Mary Northgate, St. Mildred, St. Paul, St. Peter & the James Reid, medical officer; E. W. Biflen, clerk & Whitefriars. The population of the union in 1881 was storekeeper; Henry Lil1ey, chief warder 17,058; rateable value, £67,386. The suburbs are com­ . Inland Revenue Office, Kingsbridge, High street; John prised in the Bridge & Blean unions Lyddon, collector; Thomas Malone, supervisor; Row­ Clerk to the Guardians, Henry Ladd, 43 Nunnery fields land G. Emery, chief clerk; John Hurley & J. G. Lewis, Collector to the Guardians if Relieving Officer, George WeIby, clerks; Henry Aston Gibson & William Turner, officers 8 Watling street Kent ~ Oanterbury Hospital, Longport; Alfred Lochee M.D. Collector of Poor Rate.~, William Ladd, 28 Oaten hill & H. A. Goharty M.D. physicians; James Reid, con­ Vaccination Officer, Francis Richard Harns, 18 St. Mar­ sulting surgeon; Charles Holttum, Frank Wacher, garet street Thomas Whitehead Reid & J. Greasley, surgeons; Medical Officer, Frank Wacher, 24 High sireet dental surgeon, vacant; Rev. H. T. Maitland M.A. Public Vaccinatw, George Rigden, Burgate street; deputy, chaplain; George Coulson Robins Bull L.R.C.P. Lond. Brian Rigden, Burgate street house surgeon; Archibald Henry Montfort M.D. assistant Supe1-intendent Registrar, Henry Ladd,43 Nunnery fields; house surgeon & dispenser; secretary, vacant; Miss A. G. deyuty, E. Milton Small, 5 St. George's terrace Cooke, matron Regtstra1"S of Births if Deaths, Francis Richard Harris, 18 Masonic Hall, 38 St. Peter's st.; Robert Ewell, hall keeper St. Margaret street; deputy, George Hart, 45 St. George's st Museum if Free Library, Guildhall street; William Richard Registrar of Marriages, George Hart, 45 St. George's street, Craig, curator Canterbury Music Hall, 3 St. Margaret st.; Thomas Scoones, secretary The W01"khouse, situated at the top of Nunnery fields, near Odd Fellows' Hall, 15 Orange street; John Pay, manager the Old Dover road, on the south-west side of the city, Rifu.qe, 17 Blackfriars street; Mrs. Frances Reed, matron is a large red brick building in the later Gothic style; Sessions House for East Kent, St. Augustine's although available for 500 inmates, its average number is Sewage Works, Sturry road; George Mountier, engineer not greater than 160, who are employed in making bread, Stamp Office, Inland Revenue Office, Kingsbridge; John wood splitting & gardening; Edward Pyner Dawson, Lyddon, distributor for East Kent master; Rev. Francis Angel Angel-Smith LL.D. chaplain; Frank Wacher, medical officer; Miss Eli7;a Jane Dawson, MILITARY. • matron CAVALRY DEpOT. ALMSHOUSES. Commandant, Colonel J. C. Le Quesne Cogan's Charity (for six widows of clergymen), St. Dunstan's Superintendent Riding IJepartment, Major Wm. Blenkinsop East Bridge Hospital, Rev. Wm. Temple M.A. master Riding Master, Thomas Henry Jones . Hams's Almshouses, Wincheap street Paymaster, Major W. J. Carden, (staff paym. a. pay dept) Maynard if Cotton's Hospital (for four brothers &; six Instructor of Musketry, Captain Peter Marrow, 1St Dragoon sisters), Hospital lane Guards St. John's Hospital, Northgate, Archdeacon of Canterbury, Adjutant, Captain Henry Ashton Case, 12th Lancers master j Rev. Robert Hake M.A chaplain; George Austin, • Quartermaster, Henry WoodsJ '. priOr.
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