414 . . [ KELLY'S being principally sent to Covent Garden market. The soil 6.30 a.m. & 2.30 p.m.; dispatched at n.rs a.m. & 8.45 is gravel; subsoil, sand; rateable Talue, J;g, Y47; the p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m. Postal orders are issued here. population in r8gr was 1,301. but not paid. The nearest money order & telegraph Parish Clerk, Phillip Harding. office is at Saris-bury Green, r mile distant Post, M. 0. & T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B., Express Delivery, National School (mixed), Sarisbury, .built in 1839, en­ Parcel Post & .Annuity & Insurance Office, Sarisbury larged in 1846, & again in 1874 & 1894, by N. Montefior& Green.-Walter .Alfred Newbury, sub-postmaster. Let­ esq. & will hold 130 children; average attendance, 148; ters arrive through at 7 a.m. & 3 p.m. ; Georg& Parker, master dispatched at 8.50 & 10.45 a.m. & 8.25 p.m. ; sundays Infants' School, built for go children ; average attendance-~ at 10.45 a.m 6o; Miss Lawton, infants' mistress Post Office, Swanwick.-Mrs. Mary Ann Bevis, sub-post­ Police Station, William Charles Paddock, constable mistress. Letters arrive through Southampton at ,Edward Skilton, station master-

S.ARISBURY. Freemantle .Arth. strawberry grower, COMMERCIAL. Brookside PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Freemantle John .Alfred, strawberry Bevis Char~es Burbridge, master mari- Cade Sidney Edward Percy,Erskinbrae grower, Brook avenue ner, Westeria house de Bylandt Count Alexander, St. Cuth- Freemantle Wm. strawberry grow&r Bevis Mary .Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper. bert, Parkgate Goodman Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Post office Dudley Alexander, Hackett George Henry, builder Boyes Stephen & Son, blacksmiths King John J. Park gate Hanson & Cade, surgeons, Erskinbrae lludden Edwd. Thos.. mrkt. gardener Macknight Rev. Robt. G. (Congregtnl) Hard.ing Phillip, parish clerk & brick Bush H. & F. coal merchants Mclver Sir Lewis bart. M.P. Cold maker Bush Harry, Red Lion P.H East; ~ 25, Upper. Broo~ st. W .. & Hum by Mary (Mrs.), New inn, Saris- Cousens Philip Henry, fruit grower Brooks' & East India Umted Se1·v1ce bury green Gillett Ambrose Edward, baker &c clubs SW & St. James's club, W. Newbury Charles ,John, builder G-regory Richard, woodman to T, W~ London Newbury Geo. fruit grwr. The Hollies Hornby esq. Caigors green :i\Ieldrum D. R . .Alacote Newbury Walter .Alfred, grocer &c. Hatch Richard, farmer, Montefiore Claude Gl>ldsmid, Cold Ea Post office Hooper &i Co. brick makers Montefiore Mrs. Nathaniel, Cold East Newbury William, market gardener Houghton Louis, market gardener Newbury James, Park gate Norris Hannah (Mrs.), mrkt. gardnr Jung Fdk. Herman, brick ma. Oslands Norris John, fuook Norris William, baker Knapp Henry, farmer, Morgan's farm Peirs-on Rev. Fredk. Wm . .A..K.C.L. Payne Geo. Henry, market gardener Messan Wm. (Mrs.), Horse & Jockey (vicar) PeagramWm.strawberry grwr.Fern cot P.H, Curbridge Powell Capt. Henry Lloyd, Vicarage Searle Frank, strawberry grower Moody .Alexander, boat builder Smith Henry, Vine cottage Silvester John, builder, carpenter & Moody Hy. mstr. marnr. Laurel cot Wallace Hamilton. Gordon, The Firs, wheelwright, Park gate Moore Jas. beer ret. Swanwick elm Brook Spencer Thomas, farmer, Holly Nook Morley -, brick maker Waiter Capt. Sir Edward K.C.B. Thorne George, beer retailer Penny Thomas, farmer, Lower Swan· Sarisbury court Tucker Jn. cowkeeper & mrkt. grdnr wick farm West Lionel, Westbrook Turner Fredk. beer retailer & grace!' Poor William, brick maker Winn George, Holly Hill Vaughan Henry, shoemaker Silvester Henry, farmer, Curbridge COMMERCIAL. SWANWICK Simmonds John, farmer, Eyresdown ' · Southam Jonathan, farmer & marke~ Alien Joseph, market gardenr. Brook (Letters for Curbridge should be gardPner, Yew Tree farm Botting Edwd. butcher, Sarisbury grn addressed Botley S. 0.) Springford William, Railway hotel Buckett James, market gardener Babington Lt.-Col. Wm.J.P.Brooklnds Swinstead Wm. Edgar, frnit grower, Buckett Robt. mrkt. gardnr. Park gate Bishop Edwin, The. Lawns The Rookery Cade Sidney Edward Percy L.R.C.P. Carlisle John, Sunnydene Townsend William, shopkeeper &S.Ediin. (Hanson & Cade), surgeon, Hewett Miss, Waterloo cottage West .Alfred Charles, butcher Erskinbrae Pelly Capt. John Henry R.N. Uplands Widger Thomas Edward, fruit grower, Cox .A.lbert, carter, Brook Turner-Irton Robert Lambert J.P. Oslands Crockford George, market gardener Swanwick glen · SCURES (or Nately Scures) is a parish on the road manor and principal landowner. The soil is stiff caly; from Basingstoke to London, 2 miles west from Hook subsoil, clay. 'l'he chief crops are wheat and beans. station of the main line of the London and South Western The area is 521 acrei' ; rateable value, £z, 169; the popu­ railway, and 4 east from Basingstoke, in the Northern lation of the ecclesiastical parish in 1891 was 250, includ­ division of the county, hundred, petty sessional division, ing parts of Basing, Newnham and Up Nately; and of thEt union and county court district of Basingstoke, rural civil, 175. deanery of Basingstoke and archdeaconry and diocese of Hook is chiefly in this parish, but will be found under . The church of St. Swithin is a small edifice a separate head. of flint in the Norman style, consisting of apsidal chancel, Parish Clerk, Benjamin Cooke. nave, and a belfry containing 2 bells, and was restored Lettel' Box cleared at 5·45 p.m. Letters received through in r865 : there are 120 sittings. The register dates from Basingstoke, arrive at 8.go a.m. Hook, distant 2 miles, the year r6g4. The living' >is a discharged rectory, net & Basing, 3 miles distant, are the nearest telegraph &. inccme £172, with 9 acres of glebe and residence, in the n1oney order offices gift of the Hon. Mrs. Leir Carleton, and held since 1888 This place is included i.""I the Newnham United Schl)o{ by the Rev. Roberl Brunton Atty. The Hon. Mrs. Leir Board diRtrict Carleton, of GreyweJl Hill, Winchfield, is lady of the The children of this parish attend the s<:hool at Newnham .Atty Rev. Robert Brunton, Rectory !Hope Mrs. Jane, farmer, Hethers frm IPalmer William, farmer, Manor farm Beeston Frederick, wheelwright Lillywhite .Arthur H. farmer Trimmer James, farmer

SELBORNE is a. village and parish pleasantly seated rebuilt; in taking down the work, jambs of old window~ in a sheltered vale, 4! miles south-east-by-east from Alton were discovered in situ, together with pieces of tracery station on the Farnham and Winchester branch c.f the heads built into the rebuilt parts, and these have beea South Western railway, in the Eastel'n division of tl:e reconstructed in the place of the two modern windows; county, upper half hundrdd of Selborne, .Alton petty ses­ the work has been carried out under the direction of Mr. sional division, union and county court district, rural William White F.S . .A.. the grand-nephew of the great deanery of Alton (western division) and archdeaconry and naturalist, of Selborne: in 1888 the east end of chancel diocese of Winchester. The church of St. Mary is an was rebuilt and Ml Early English th:ree-light window ancient building of Selborne rock and Woolmer sandstone, inserted and filled with stained glass, in m~mory of the­ consisting of chancel, nave (Late No:rman), south aisle Rev. Frederick James Parsons, then vicar: the church (Early English), north transept (Decorated), north aisle was restored in r877 at a cost of about £r,ooo, and again (modern) and western tower with 5 bells: the altar-pie~e, in r883 at a cost of £1,400; an organ added in 1888 at a supposed to be by Mabuse, is of the Early German or cost of £ goo; there are 400 sittings. The register dates Flemish school, representing the .Adoration of the Magi, from the year I539· The living is a vicarage, net yearly and was presented by Benjamin White in 1793 : here h value £350, with residence and 17 acres of glebe, in the­ a tablet to the Rev. Gilbert White, author of "Th' gift of the President and Fellows of Magdalen College, Natural History of Selborne," who was born here in 1720, Oxford, and held since 1894 by the Rev. .Arthur Kaye, of and lies interred in the churchyard : the south aisle wa ~ that college. Here is a Congregational chapel. There i3' restored in r883 its east wall and most of the south wall a charity of £18 yearly value, arising from land in thtt