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INSTOW is a parish and village, at. the cqn:lluence of Jenkins, of Brasenose College, Oxford. Here is & the rivers Taw and Torridge, jmmediately opposite the Wesleyan chapel. Joan T11cker's charity of [.2 IOB. town of .A.ppledore, and on the high road from yearly is dlstributed among the poor. Augustus Lang, t{). , having a stajion on the North ham Christie esq. J.P. is lord of the manor and chief extensi()n of the London and South Western railway, landowner. The soil is light loam ; subsoil, clay. Th~ and is 6 miles west from Barnstaple, 3 north-east from_ area is I,6gg acres of land, I of water, 54 of tidal water .Bideford and 2I7! from London, in tM Barnstaple and 303 of foreshore; rateable value, [.3,564; the popu­ division of the county, Fremington hundred, lation in Igu was 648. petty sessional division, Barnstaple union, Bideford Sexton; John Braunton. county court district, rural deanery and archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of Exeter. Instow is much fre­ Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Letters should have Devon quented in summer as a watering place. Water and added. Thomas ¥olland, postmaster gas are supplied by companies at Barnstaple. The Wall Letter Boxes.-Lane end; Instow Town & Wor­ church of St. John the Baptist is an ancient ·building of lington house ston& in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, transept, south porch and an embattled Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1888, for western tower, containing 3 bells, of which the first 120 children; John Whitlock, master has a. legend ip. Old English letters ; the others a~ The school is under the control of six managers; dated I694 and I682 : the church was thoroughly Jonathan Pezey England, corrwspondent; W. H. restored in IB75, at a. cost of [.I,2oo, and a new vestry Cha.pple, Barnsta.ple, attendanc~ office:r was built in 188o: there a,re 300 J!ittings. The register Police Station, Lane end, Henry Braund, constable dates from the year }7I7. The living is a rectory, net yearly value- £I6o, including 3I acres of glebe, with Fer·ry boats cross to Appledore as often as required t•esidence, in' the gift of A. L. Ohristie "tlsq. and held Railway Station, William Finch, station master since 1901 by the Rev. William Turberville Llewellin • • PRIVATE RESIDENTS. White-.A.tkins Mrs. We.staway Jenkins Rosina. (Miss), apartments, .A.nderson Mrs. I Bath terrace Whyte Miss, I Vicboria terrace The Quay Bensted-Smith; 8 Bath terrace J ohns Richd. ferryman, The Quay Chichester Lady, The Bungalow COMMERCIAL. Jones Edwd. A. cattle dlr. Limegrove Dangerfield Mrs. Dil-Khoosh · Anstey 'l'homas, farmer, South Yeo Jordan Minnie (Mrs.), New inn, Lane · Daring Mrs. Edgar, Strandfield Bale John W. farmer, Bicklei9fi end Dodd Lieut.-Col. Anthony,Windycroft Barnstaple Bakeries Ltd. I Marine ter Joslin Ernest, farmer, Raddy farm .Evatt Francis Willie, Springfield Braunton John, hind to H. Turner Kelly Alfred, apartments, Bar view Everett Charles Edwin, 5 Bath tar esq. & sexton, Glebe cottage Matthews William,tailor, 5 Marine ter -Goodwin George, Elmfield Cann John, painter, Hillside Miniature Ri:ll& Club (A. L. Christie Gorton Gilbert 11..!.. Little hill Cleverdon Louis a (Mrs.), apartments, esq. .J.P. president) · Harding Col. John Stafford G., J.P. Sea View house Alfred, tailor, On-the-Quay sa Bath terrace Dennis Thomas, "Marine hotel Molland Francis Thomas, cab propr Hinchliff Frank Brittain, W orlington Dobbs .A.lbert Reginald, watch maker, Mofla.nd Helen (Miss), apartments, house Bridge cottage · 2 Mll:rine terrace Howard Mrs. The Cottage Dobbs John, aparts. 2 Vietoria ter Molland Thos. statnr. & postmaster Hulton Miss. Cleveland villa England Jonathan Pezey, boot maker, Nation William, fanner, Venn Huston James Alexander, Lewismead clerk to Parish Council, eollecto:r Cricket Club & Ground l'enkins Rev. William Turberville of taxes &; assistant overseer & (Rev. J·. B. White B. A. hon. treas. ; Llewellin, Rectory correspondent to Council Sehool Rev. W. W. Arthur M.A. hon. sec) Lane Mrs. Tanjong Pagar managers . Pidler Sydney, coal dealer . Lemarchand Fredk. P. 3 Victoria ter Gayton Wm. thatcher, Lyndale ter Raffell Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Leonard Mrs. Sea view Gill James, farmer, Huish Moor • Quay house Lock Thomas Kitson, Marine cottage llare Annie (Mrs.), boarding house, Rattenberry Ernest, butcher, ·Lyndale Loveband Col. John Edgecombe, New- 2 Galsworthy house terrace ton house Hare Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Sanders William .A.rchibald, grocer, Miles Harold, Odstock Marine terrace · Marine terrace Morg.an Lady, 7 Bath terrace . Hare Wm. painter, 2 Galsworthy ho Shackson J oseph Ernest, mason, Lane Mulock Frederick Charles, Hope cot Heal William Hy. butcher, Lane end end Norrish Edwd. Comins, Hillsleigh Hoyles David Thorn, blacksmith, Steer Wilfrid Heywood, farmer, Ful­ Obrien Lieut.-Col. Joseph, Newstead Instow town · lincott Palmar Mrs. Little hill Huxtable .Geo. farmer, Lower Huish Taw &i Torridge Sailing Club (Col. J. Pike Mrs. The Verne lnstow Private Hotel (Mr. &i Mrs. Stafford G. Harding J:P. bon. sec) Powell Miss. North End cottage Raisin, proprietors); pleasantly Trick William Evans, apartments, 4 Regan Mrs. Loventor situated, overlooking river l;r. sea; Marine terrace Ton Mrs. Beny, Riverside house excellent for bathing, fishing &i Turner Henry, farmer, The Barton Turner Henry, The Barton golfing; open all the yeal' round, Way Laura (Mrs.), laundry, Lyn- White Rev. Jn. Benny B.A. Instow ho 4 Bath terrace dale terrace , -white-.A.tkins Rev. Lancelot M.A Instow Tennis & Croquet Club (Miss Welch Wm. Hy. farmer,Orchard farm Ulmrosa Hinchliff, hon. treasurer) Yeo Henrr, carpenter & wheelwright! I:NWARDLEIGH is a parisll and village on the road erected by the poor of in memory of Rebecca from to , 4 miles north-west Maria. Mitohel, late of tJhe city of Bath, and a benefactress from Okehampton station on the main line of the London to this parish, who died March 19t-h, 186o, aged 75 years: ·and South Western railway, and 4l south-east from the church was thoroughly restored and reseated in I8gg, Hatherleigh, in the division of the county, a.t a cost of over £2,500, and affords 200 sittings. The hundred of , Hath.erleigh petty sessional register dates from the year I6gg. The living is a rec­ division, Okehampton union and county court district, tory, net yearly value [.226, .including 230 acres of . rural deanery of Okepampton, archdeaconry of Totnes glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Sirneon trustees, and diocese of Exeter. The place derives its name from and held since Igo6 by the Rev. Joseph Jones. .A -a Thana called "Inwarcr.s," who in the tim~ of the Con­ Mission church was erected at Folly Gate in 1897• at a fes-sor iheld here the manor of "Lega." or "Leigh.n The cost of [.22i, and will hold Ioo persons. There are 1::hurch (dedication unknown) is an ancient building of Baptist, United Methodist and Wesleyan chapels: The stone, chiefly Early English, with Early Perpendicular poor have the fourth part of Newcombe's (Crediton) insertions, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, se­ {)harity. Viscount Portman G.C.V.O. and Alf~d Redda­ parated from the nave by an arcade of four arches, south way esq. are lords of the manor, and Messrs. John J. porch and an embattled western tower with pinnacles. Wale, Alfred Reddaway and William John Stanbury are containing 5. bells, rehun.g in I899: the hass of the tower principal landowners, but a large number of the farmers and the font are Norman: the stained east window was own their farms. The soil is clayey; subsoil, clay.