DIRECTORY. 617 LALEHAM. [.J

Giles Georg"e, 'Plough,' Kings bury grn Oldfield Edward, eorn dealer, the Hyde Tipping Jame~, shopkeeper, the Hyde Ooodchild Josepb, farmer, Bush f11rm Ricbardson Emma (Mr~.), beer retailer Viccar Richard, farmer, Fryern farm Halsey J ames, beer retuiler, the Hyde Richardson James, shopkeeper, Kings- Warner Wm. farmer, Black Pot bill Hedges Robert, farmer, Burnt. Oak farm bury green Letters received through Kilburn .... Holloway Wm. farmer, Lit, Bush farm Rod way Penelope (Mrs.), 'Red Lion,' The flearest money order office is at Oldfield Charles, carpenter, the Hyde the Hyde llendon • :LA.LEBA.M is a small village and 21 miles from square tower and 3 bells, and a clock, presented by the­ , 2 south of Staines, and 2 north of , in late James Halford, esq. Donna M aria II., Queen or Spelthoroe Hundred and Staines Union, on the banks of Portugal, resided here during her childhood; the seat of the Thames. The arPa in acres is I ,2I4, and the popula- Lieutenant General the is pretty, with well'· tion, in 1851, was 637. The benefice forms part of the cultivated flower gardens and shrubberies. vicarage of Staines; the Rev. Matthew Henry Buckland I OsMANTHORPE is near Laleham. is the curate; the church is a very old building, with Barras William, esq 1 Burcbett James, smith Harris Samuel, fisherman Buckland Rev.Matthew Henry [curate] Chandler Thomas, farmer Higgins Joseph, ~ocer & baker Hanam Robt. Chas. e~q. Greenfield cot Chandler William, brewer & farmer Honnor Harcer~, farmer Harrison Misses, Villa Dea.rle Charles & Robert, farmers M'Donald William, travelling draper­ Heseltine William Keale, esq. Covers Fenton Alfred, academy, Dial house Merrick Thoma11,' Feathers • Iles Rev. Thos. Hodgsoo, O.:imanthorpe Fitzwater A melia ( Mr::~. ), shoemaker Sims Williarn, butcher Lucan Earl of, Laleham house Fitzwater James, baker & grocer White Josiah, carpenter Mangles Mrs. Osmanthorpe Harris John, fisherman White William, beer retailer TRADERS. Harris John, 'Three Horse Shoes,' & Williams Thomas, auctioneer & farmer._ Beauchamp John, tailor post office & collector of taxes PosT 0FFICE.-Jobn Harris, receiver. Letters arrive I PUBLIC OFFICERS:- from Chertsry, ~past 7 a.m. & ! pa9t l p.m.; dispatched Collector of Taxes, Thomas Williams :! to 9 a.m. & i to 8 p.m. The nearest money order office Parish Clerk. Robert Mewes is at Chertsey CARRIER TO LoNDON-John Neesham, tuesday & friday ~ returns wednesday & saturday :LAMPTON.- This is a small retired village or hamlet is a private lunatic asylum, with 20 acres of ground; here in Heston parish, Brentford union, I~ miles from the is a small but pretty Wesleyan chapel. Lampton hill&. station at Hounslow; it contains but few inhabitants, are on the road to Hounslow. principally depending on agriculture. Lamptoo House

Goode Philip, e•q. Lampton house Dr~ubleday Geo. Fredk. brick merchant Rogers SaralJ Ann (~Irs.), farmer Mitton Thomas, esq Elli.,) J awes, beer retailer Smith William, lunatic asylum Pollock Arthur, esq Filbey William Geor~e, bricklayer Taylor William, beer retailer Stansbury Joseph1 esq Hannell Charles, market gardener Walton James, farmer TRADERS. Hanson Alfred George,' Black Horse' Letters received through Hounslow,.. Batters Ann (Mrs.), farmer Hurst Thomas, blacksmith which is also the nearest money order­ Bignell Henry, pig dealer , 1\'Iuwford William, cowkeeper office ::LJ:TT:LE STANMOR.E.-See EDGEWARE, :LITT:LETON is a small and pretty village, 16 miles from his family residents here. The living is a rectory, in the­ London, and 4 from the Railway station at Staines, in gift of Colonel Wood; the Dean of Middleham is the Spelthorne Hundred and Staines Union, and lies quite in incumbent; the church is an old building, in the early a vale; the whole parish, except two cottages, belongs to English style, with 3 bells. In the year J8.5I the census Colonel Wood, late member for Brecon, who has a de­ shows 106 inhabitants, principally dependent on agri­ lightful mansion here, surrounded by woodland, and culture, with an acreage of 1,060. abounding with game ; there are also several members of

GENTRY. Wood Alexander, e~q 'Shepherd James, parish clerk Gi:ffl)rd Hon. & Rev. George Robert TRADERS. Letters received throMgh Cbert-ey,. [curate] Bravington Robert, farmer , which is also the nearest mor,ey. Wood Col. [chairman of magistrates] Pur,er Edward,smith order office ::LONG:E'O:R.D.-See HA 1U40NDSWORTH. J MJ:LL HILJ:..-See HENDON. MU'SWELL HJ:L:L.-See HoRNSEY. I NEASDON.-See WILLESDEN. l\TEW BR.ENTFO:R.D.-See BRENTFORD. l\TOR.THOLT is a parish in Elthorne Hundred, Ux- so short a distance from the metropolis, but two or three bridge Union, near the Paddington Canal, 4 miles habitations in the space of several square mile!l. It was north of Hanwell station, containing 2,193 acres, assessed formerly the scene of several skirmishes, both in the to the Property 'l'ax, in 1852, at £3,661 lis. 5d.; the Wars of the Roses and during the Parliamentary war, population about 614. · The church of St. Michael is a and bones are still occasionally turned up there by the structure of the 14th century, with a chancel of some- plough. The living is a vicarage, endowed with the great; what later addition; it contains a brass memorial of the tithes, of the annual value of £630, in the presentation of ancient family of Rolkden, long since extinct, and of the Bishop of London; vicar, the Rev. William Gilson several former rectors of this pat·ish; close to it still sub- Humphrey. WEST END is a hamlet, with a population sists an ancient monument, the only remaining memorial of220, 1 mile south·we~t on the bye road to Ruislip, near of the former manor house, which it appears to have sur- Yedding Brook, about 1I miles from London. WooD rounded. There is an extensive brickfield in this parish, END is a small bamlet, three-quarters of a mile north­ from which are supplied bricks of a peculiar quality, used east. !LUS GREEN adjoins Northolt. DowN BA RN i$ in the sewers of London. The extensive valley on the I! miles west. north-west oC this parish is remarkable as containing, at . GENTRY. Greenhill Samuel, farmer Moore Thomas, farmer Gurney Daniel, esq. Wood end Gurney Francit>, farmer Roberts William, farmer Huwphrey Rev. William Gilson Gurney John, farmer Stanbrooke Samuel, farmer, Wood end· TRADERS, Gurney Joseph, farmer Tbompsoo William, blacksmith Beck Abral1am, farmtlr Harbro Samuel, 'Hare~ Hounds' Letters received through Hounslow .. Beck William, farmer Hitchcock James, Crown inn The nearest money order office is at. Cockma.n James, t'armer Hawkins William, 'White Hart' Harrow Deau James, baker & grocer La Thangue Richard Henry ,schoolmstr