DIRECTORY. 1997 LANGFORD. rBERKS.] the------great munificence of three ladies, the Misses Seymour. places of worship for Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists; The parish comprises about 15,000 acres. In the vicinity is also a National school, and a Free school at Eastbury. Ashdown park, the seat of the Earl of Craven. Here are Bacon Rev.John,M.A.Woodlnds.parsng Hill Fredk. watch ma. & ironmonger Quelch James, relieving officer Bush Thomas, esq Hill Thomas, butcher Qnelch Mrs. Charlotte, ladies' school Garrard the Misses Hillier John Gale, surgeon Robinson Oeorge, t~addle & harness mak Hemington Thomas, esq Holdwa.y Stephen, farmer, Woodlands Rohinson Thomas, shopkeeper Hippisley Henry, esq. Lambourn place Hutchins James, grocer & linendraper Rogers Miss Mary, shopkeepr. Eastbry Thompson Rev. Edward, B.D. [vicar] Jones Benjamin, grocer & linendraper Rolph Wm.' Hare~ Hounds,' Wdlnds Valpy John Harris, esq. Inholme;~ Keable'Joel, farmer, Upper Lambourn Ryder Wm. blacksmith, Up. Lamboum TRADERS. Kennard David, surgeon Salt Rohert, carpenter, Up. Lambourn Attewell Francis, tailor Kent John Thomas, farmer, Eastbury Seymour William, corn dealer Bames Charles J a.mes, solicitor Kent Thomas, shopkeeper, Eastbury Smallbones Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, Barrett Richard, farmer. Eastbury Kimber John, farmer, Woodlands Upper Lambourn Barrett Richd. farmer, Up. Lambourn Kimber John,jun. farmer, Woodlands Smith Arthur, baker Bt!ale William, carpenter King John, farmer, Woodlands Smith Robert, farmer, Woodlands Bew Joseph, cooper Knapp William, bricklayer Smith William, farmer, Woodlands Billing Robert,' Gem·ge' Law ranee James, farmer, Bockhampton Spackman Charles F.farmer,Woodlands Bludng- Charles, carrier Lawrance John, shopkeeper Spanswick Charles, brewer & maltster, Carter Mrs. Mary, druggiit Liddiard William. farmer, Eastbury Spanswick Jame>~, carrier [Eastbury ClarkJohn Shew, plnmuer & glazier Lovell John, coachmaker Spans wick J onathan, farmer, Eastbury Cox Henry, blacksmith, Woodlands Lovelock John, farmer, Woodlands Spicer Henry, farmer Croueb Joseph, farmer Maherly Jameil & Son, coachmakers Spicer John, farmer, Bockbampton Cue John, sheep dealer Maberly James, shopkeeper Spicer 'l'homas, farmer, Bockhampton Davis .Joseph, grocer & linendraper Martin Thomas, shoemaker Stratford John, carrier Day William, shopkeeper, Eastbury Maslin Thomas, collector of property & Styles Wm. farmer, Upper Lambouru Dubber Charles, Red Lion commercial assessed taxes Tayler James, plumber & glazier inn, 8f excise office May James, carpenter Thatcher James, watchmaker Dubber David, ' Malt Shovel,' Upper McDermottMrs. Ann,' Plouqh,'Eastbry Thatcher John, shopkeeper Edlio Amos, 'White Horse' [ Lambrn Mindenhall John, farmer, Woodlands Thatcher Richard, machine maker Edwards Angustus Frederick, solicitor Nicholson Brady, farmer,Up.Lambourn 'l'ibbs George, blacksmith, Eastbury Edwards William, carrier Painter William, miller Tichiner J oseph, beer retailer, Eastbury Ferrebee Richard, blacksmith Palmer John, beer retailer Tilby James, butcher Gearing Alexander, gents.' school Paulin Joseph, baker Waldron George, farmer, Eastbttry Gilmao Thomas, baker Pavier John, shoemaker ·waldron James, fl\rmer Griffin James, upholsterer Pavier Mrs. Lucy, 'Sawyers' Arms' Waldron Thos. farmer, Up. Lambourn Hamblin John, carpenter, Eastbury Pavier Richd. saddler & harness maker Whitehoru John, farmer, Woodlands Hawkes William, hairdresser Petitt Richard, farmer Wilkius Francis, carpenter [bourn Redden Thomas & Orchard, farm~rs Philps Henry Richd. Bennett, farmer William~ Gide-m, tarrner, Upper Lam~ Redden Charles, farmer Poffiey Wm. wheelwright, EastburyJ Willis the Misses Caroline & Sarah, Redden John, farmer Portsmore Robert, tailor si top keepers HicksonWilliam, farmer, Bockhampton Pottinger Ephraim,' Hind's Head' Withers Jason, farmer, Ea~tbury Hill Thos. & Geo. watch ma.& irnmngrs Preater George, blacksmith Wrigbt John, farmer, Woodlands PoST 0FFICE.-Mrs. Saro.ll Pig!tott, receiver. Letters' CARRIERS:­ arrive from Hungerford at t to B a.m. & are despatched To IIUNGERFORD-Benjamin Jones, to the' White Hart,' at l p. 5 p.m wednesday INSURANCE AGENTS:- To MARLBOROUGH-Benj, Jones, to the An~el inn, sat Farmers' Fire§; L·ife, Au~ustus Frederick Edwards To NEWBURY-Charles Bluring, to the 'Rose & Thistle,' Nm·wich Union Fire, Richard Petitt moo. & thurs.; Benjamin Jones, to the 'Three Tuns,' Sun Fire, Charles James Barnes moo. & thurs.; William Edwards, to the' Globe,' thurs.; PuBLIC OFFICERS:- & James Spunswick to the' Queen Caroline,' mon. thurs. Clerk to the Magistrates, Charles James Barnes & sat Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, Charles Jas. Barne;~ To. WANT AGE-Charles Bluring, to tl1e Crown inn, wed. Surrogate j'or granting Marriage Licenses ~ proving & sat Wills, Rev. Edward Tbompson, B.D. vicar 'fo the FARINGDON RoAn STATION-John Stratford, National School, Mrs. Hannah Brown, mistress moo. wed. & frid J:.ANG:E"O:R.D is a parish and village distant 4 miles east Iis an ancient structure in good repair, with a tower. Here from Lechlade, and 74 miles from London, in the Hundred is a Dissenting chapel, and one General chapel (the latter so of Bampton and diocese of Oxford, on the river Isis. The called because the owner allows all sects to preach in it). living is a vicarage, in the gift of William Vizard, Esq. ; The population in ISH was 400. The pal'ish contain11 2,022 the Rev. Richard Hodges, M.A., is the present incumbent; acres. tha Rev. Richard Watts, M.A., is the curate. The clmrch GENTRY. Cross Richard, carpenter Parker Richard, carpenter Bayliss Mrs. Fanny Frampton Richd. Belcher, frmr. Down~ ParkerThos.carpntr.&'Carpntrs.'Arms' Collis Mrs. Sarah Greenaway Edward Akres, shopkeeper Parker William, carpenter Moss Mr. Thomas Groves \Villiam, mason R()use John, farmer Myers Mr. John Dyneley Harrison James, carpenter Rou~e William, farmer Tombs James, esq. f.ti'mer Harrison William, sen. carpenter 1 Stratford Joseph, shoemaker Watts Rev. Richard. M.A. [curate] Harri~on William,jun. carpenter Tombs John Kin!.~', farmer TRADERS. Hemming William, gardener&seedsman Wheeler Miss Iznrd, shopkeeper Bennett John, farmer Hewlett Richard, slater & plasterer Wheeler John, blacksmith Burge William, harness maker Judd Jolm, parish clerk Whee!Pr William, 'Bell' Clinch John, baker Lea William, tailor Letters are received through tbe Cook John, farmer Myers Lancelot, farmer Lechlade office J:.ETCOMBB BASSET, a parish in tl1e Hundred of present rector. The church is a small edifice, with nave, Kintbury-Eagle and Union of Wantage, situated about 2~ chancel, and square tower. The Wesleyan Methodists have miles south•west-by-south from Wantage. The living is a. a place of worship here. The parish comprises about 1,250 rectory in the diocese of Oxford, and patronage of Corpus acres. The population is 293. Cbristi College, Oxford; the Rev. William Firi.h, B.n., is the Firth Rev. William, B.n. [rector] Painter John, farmer Wilkinson John, miller Bunce William, farmer Smith Percy, farmer & maltster Letter!l are receiyel tbrongh the Cartwright Willia.m, farmef Waiter Wllllam, shopkeeper Wantage office 6N