194 WEST MALVERN'. WORCESTERSHIRE. (KELLY'S I-rice Miss, Rose bank IClitTord William,apartmentlil,Colmwrth Need John, chemist Robson Rev. Archibald Francis M.A. Colwall Park Quarries (Waiter Bal- Newell Alfred, Lamb P.H (vicar), The Vicarage linger, manager), quarry owners Page Wm. Everard, aparts. Berwpr Smale Mrs. St. Mary's Dix Rhoda (Miss), aparts. West brae Penfold Erne1st, boot maker Stone Ernest Richard B.A., M.R.C.S. Du.ffill Wm. Jsph. draper,Bradford ho Phillips James Hodgskin,Westminster: Eng. Ingleside Evans Henry, aparts. 2 Meadowbank Arms hotel Tansley Mrs. Mount Pleasant Evans James, apartments, Danzell cot Pitt Wm. carpenter, Montpellier rd." Yernon-Harcourt Miss, Vernon lodge Evans Wm. Jas builder, West view Pitt Wm. John, apartments, Pittville& Walker Philip, The Haven Finley Harry :M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S. Potter-Carter Jsph. Thos. M.R.C.V.S. Ward Rev. 'l'homas Clare B.A. (sub- Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & Lond. veterinary surwon warden), St. Edward's orphanage surgeon, Ashfield Price Annie (Mrs.), midwife, Ebring- W ay Mrs. Rose court George Thomas, farmer ton terrace Whetstone Miss A. Welsh view Gri.ffiths Henry, boot maker Quatremain Geo. Wells, taxidermist,. Whetstone Miss F. The Firs Gwynn Frank, butcher, The Mount Grove cottage Williams Miss, Inglethorpe Harcomb& Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Royal Well Brewery Co. Ltd. (The),. Wilson Mrs. Conie Brae nort~ Hayes Jessie (Miss), boarding house. brewers & mineral water mannfrs COMMERCIAL. Broomhill Rowland Thomas Henry, greengrocer Early closing day, Thursday. Haylings Esther (Miss), apartments, St. Edward's Orphanage (Rev. Thos. Adams Frank, see Holbrook & Adams Restholme Clare Ward B.A. warden) Baird Alice (Miss), ladies' school, St. Highfield John, aparts. Harrow lodge St. Edward's Orphanage Schoo:t James' house Hodges Henry, farmer, Croft farm (Charles Withey, master) Ballinger Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr Holbrook & A dams, grocers Shilton John J oseph William, shoy- Bannister Harriet (Mrs.), fiy propr Holds Thos. Wm. architect,West Nab keepew villa view Bishop Henry, apartments, Greenvlle Knig-ht Hedley George, apartments, Stone Ernest Richard B.A.Cantab.,l Bleby Borga (Mrs.), greengrocer Sunny glen M.R C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-1 Brogden Mary (Miss), apartments, Lamb Charles, organist, St. James', sician & surgeon, lngleside Hazelwood Peck ham lodge Strange Emily (Mrs.), apartments,. Brooke Moughton, Rock house Lewis Albt. Geo. builder, Oregon cot Gresham lodge Brooke Syrena (Miss), fruiteter, see Lewis Thomas William, beer retailer SummHs Charles & Son, bakers Woodward & Brooke Lloyd William, apartments, Lynn vil Tasker John Wm. painter, Etna villa- Burnham William, chimney sweep Manchester Unity of Oddfellows (St. Tipping George Waiter, upholsterer Capel-Smith Edward M.A. private James' Lodge, No. 6,311) (T. W. "'atson Alfred, assistant overseer,. school, Hillside Staples, sec.), The Lamb inn School house Capital & .Counties Bank Limited Martin Wm. apartments, St. Olave's Webb Samuel (Mrs.), fiy proprietor (The) (agency), open mon. & wed. Mathon & West Malvern Conservative West Malvern Horticultural Society II till z; sat. II till 12.30; draw Association (John Harris, hon. (Earl Beauchamp, pres.; A.Watson,. on head office, 39 Threadneedle st. sec.), West Malvern Imtitute sec. & treas.), West Malvern lnst London E C Meredith Elizabeth (Mrs.), apart- West Malvern Working Men's Insti- Clergy House of Rest (Rev. Edmund ments, Bella Vista tute (Alfred Watson, hon. sec) Richard Dowdeswell M.A. warden; Miles Arthur, boot maker,Valley view We~taway Wm. Henry, see Stevens &;;

Mrs. G. Holloway, lady supt) Morgan Mary(Mrs.),aparts.West bank Westaway • Clifford Sarah Ann (Mrs.), beer re- Moseley Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, Woodward & Br<1oke (Misses), fruitrs. tailer, I The Mount West villa Park View villa MAMBLE is a parish and village on the road from vicarage, with that of Bayton annexed, joint net yearly Bewdley to Tenbury, 2 miles north-east from Neen SolarF value £226. including 183 acres of glebe at Bayton, in station on the Tenbury and Bewdley branch of the Great the gift of the Lord Chancellor. and held since 1908 by the Western railway, 7 south-west from Bewdley, 8 north- Rev. Waiter Aston Norman :M . .A. of Emmanu"l College\ east from Tenbury and 4 south-east from Cleobury Mor· Cambridge, who resides at Bayton. Sir Waiter d& timer, in the Western division of the county, Lower Dod- Sodington Blount bart. is lord of the manor and the dingtree hundred, Tenbury petty sessional division, Cleo· principal landowner. The soil is light marl; subsoil,. bury Mortimer union and county court district, eastern clay and gravel; coals are found in the district. The division of the rural deanery of Bewdley, archdeaconry of chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and fruit. The are~ Ludlow and diocese of Hereford. The church of St. John is 2,285 acres; rateable value, £1,8II; the population the Baptist is an edifice of stone in the Early English in 1911 was 196. style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, soutb porch and a western turret of wood with a spire and containing CLOWS TOP is a hamlet, about I mile ea!i1t of Mamble- 3 bells : the church was thoroughly restored in x88o, at a or Bayton, and chiefiy situated in the latter parish~ cost of £2,2oo, by the Wicksted family, and contains two there is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here, erected in mortuary chapels, one belonging to Sir Waiter de Soding- l86t. ton Blonnt hart. lay rector, and the other, now formin~ Parish Clerk, William Aston. the south aisle, to the Wicksted family: in 1909 two Letters throug-h Rock, Bewdley, arrive at 8.15 a. m. stained glass windows were placed in the north aisle: Wall Letter Box cleared at 3·35 p.m. Clows Top is the- there is a brass to John Blount esq. c. I5IO, and to nearest money order & telegraph office his wife: there are 250 sittings, so being free. The Public Elementary Schools were built at Bayton in 18:;:r register dates from the year 1586. The living is a for the two parishes Aston Edward J.P. Upper Moor End Bellingham John Smith, farmer, Dunn William, farmer, Windhill Blount Hngh Fras. J.P. Sodington ho Lower Moor end .Tones James, farmer, Whathill De Blaquiere James Henry M.B. Brown Peter Dawson, farmer, Foxley Jones Reuben, farmer Bury house Davies Harry Philip, Sun P.H Jones Richard, blacksmith C'OMMEBCJAL. De Blaquiere James Henry, M.B., Mamble & Buckets Leasow Collieries .Aston AlfrE>d, farmer, New hou!Cleobury Mortimer union, Pri<>P AnniA Maria (Miss), grocer Bellingham James, .machinist Bury house Williams Charles, farmer, Southnett MARTIN HUSSINGTREE is a small village and nave, south aisle, north porch, and a western turret parish on the road from Worcester to Droitwieh, I mil" containing 2 bells: it was restored in 1883 at a cost of north-east from Fernhill Hf>ath station on the Worcester £x,too, when the south aisle was added, and the re­ • and Birmingham section of the Great Western railway, maindel' of the church new-roofed; upon the removal of 4. miles north-east from Worcester, 3 sO'Uth-west from the plaster the north wall of the nave was found to be Droitwich and II7 from London, in the Western division covered with paintings of angels kneeling: on the north of the county, Upper Pershore hundred, Worcester pettv wall of the nave is a tablet inscribed to Thomas Tomkyns, eessional division, Droitwich union and county court 1675, an Oxford theological professor, and then> is a district, rural deanery of Droitwich and archdeaconry ' memorial window, erected in 18gg, to Capt. John Oswald and diocese of Worcester. The church of St. Michael is I Trotter: in 1911 a new organ was placed in the south a buildin'! of stone in the Perpendicular style, with some j chancel: there are 100 sittings. The register dates from trac"! of Late Norman work, and consists of chancel, the year 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value