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'Hertfordshire '34 ltARYET. .'HERTFORDSHIRE. • BARNET V ALE is a civil pa1·ish formed out of the 1 the 11 Local Government Actj 1894" (56 and 57 Vict; a. old parish of Chipping Barnet, under the "Local Govern­ 73), been formed into a civil parish, alld which ia 1905 ment Act, 1894 " :(56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), and will be I was transferred to. the Barnet Urban district. Arkley found under New Barnet, p. 43· was formed into an ecclesiastical parish April q, ~ I 1905. The parish cho.rch of St. Peter, erected here in SOUTH MIMMS Urban Civil Parish has been formed in 184~ by the late Enoch Durant esq. of High Canons, purmance of the . "Local Government Act, 1894.'' end Shenley, is a plain building of flint, with dressings of comprises the Herts portion of the old parish in Barnet freestone, mostly in a debased Gothic atyle, consisting Urban District. The area is 273 acres; rateable value, of chancel, nave, small transepts, west porch and a £28,400; the population in 1901 was 4•497• and in :rgn, • western turret, containi::1g one bell : in the chapel ia a 5,553· It is ·now included in the administrative county marble monument to the founder: in 1898 a new ofH~. I chancel. in the Early English style, with grained oak roof was consecrated: there are sittings for 170 persons. ARKLEY, ' formerly called Barnet Common, is a The registers were incorporated in those of the BarneL chapelry of Barnet, I mile · west, standing on high parish church until 1905. The living was declared a ground and commanding extensive and beautiful views vicarage 14th April, :rgos, net yearly value {.209, with which open towards Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire• residence, in the gift of the Bishop of St. Albans1 and held since I9o5 by the Rev. John Tinson Wrenford. The on the north, while on the south mav• be discernea the , high grounds of Hampstead and Highgate and Muswell area is 830 acres; rateable value, £'4,279; the popu-- . Hill, with the Alexandra Park and Palace. The neigh­ lation in I9II was 494· • • v .- · bourhood is studded with pleasant villas, the branch l of the Great Northern railway to High Barnet giving Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.... easy access to the City and West End. The old Roman Spencer Rush, sub-postmaster. Letters from Bam~ road between London and St ..Albans, traQes of which arrive at 7.30 & 11 a.m. & 3.30 & 7·55 p.m.; sundays, may yet be clearly distinguished, passed 1;brough the 8.30; box cleared at 8.5 a.m. & :r2.2o; 3.jo, 6.5 centre of the district. This place has, in pursuance of & 7·55 p.m. week days &; 8.15 p.m. sundays . I . OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS,, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c. • Post, M.O. & T.O. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office, Darlington Hayward Radcliffe, Park house, Pottera Bal' High street.- , postmaster. De­ Enfield Viscount, Dancer's Hill house, Barnet liveries commence at 6.45 & I0-5 a.m. & 2.50 & 7-15 Gilling J ohu Fredericl;:, The Elms, Hadley Green, Bamet p.m.; sundays, 7·30 a.m. Box closes for dispatches Hackforth-Jone.s. Frank Wm.- A.rklev. ho. A.rkley, BarneL at 6.15, 9.25 &; n. IS a.m. & I, 1.20, 4.:rs, 5·4S· 6.45, Halsey Waiter Johnst<m, Westfield, Hatfield 7·45• 9 & I0.25 p.m. for all parts; sundays, 9 p.m Hasluck Lancelot Gerald, Greenhill Park, New Barnet Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Offices. Alston road, collec­ Haws Edward A.shby, Friars Mead, Elstroo tions at 5-IO, 8-35 & 10.25 a:m.· & 12·45· I.5s. 3-20, 5· Lucas Frederick, The Grange, Lyonsdown rd.New Barnet 6.5, 8.35 & 9·55 p.m.; sundays, 8.20 p.m. Belle Vue, Mainland John Foswr, The Orkneys, Manor rd. Bameli )Iarchand Isidore Henri Alphonse, Orleans, Woodville Wood street, collections at s.:ro, 8.30 & I0-35 a.m. & 12.40, 2, 3.25, 5·I5, s.so, 8.25 & 9·45 p.m.; sundays, road, New Barnet 8.20 p.m. ; thes.e are also telephone call offioes Pank John Lovell D.L. Somerset road, New Barnet Skinner William Banks, Flinton house1 Woodside av.enue. North Finchlev• BARNET URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Stutters Waiter, Bedford cot.East Barnet rd.New Ba.rnet Offices, 40 High street. Tempest-Hicks Col. Henry C.B. Gladsmuir ho. Hadley Meets ut &; 3rd tuesday in each month, 8 p.m. Thompson .Archibald :M.A.. Mymwood, Bell Bar, Hatfield The chairmen, for t'he time being, of the Barnet &; East Members. Barnet Valley Urban, & Barnet RuraiDistrietCouncila, · Chairman, Frank Hackforth-Jones J.P. are ex-officio magistrates Barnet & Arkley Wards. Clerk to the Magistrates, William Osbom Boyes LL.D . Retire in April, 1915. 27 Wood street . · George John Aldridge Fredk. Edward Jennings The following places are included in the Petty Sessional John Thomas Chapman Amos John Wills Division: Arkley, Barnet Vale, Chipping Barnet, East Frank William Hackforth­ Barnet, Elstree. Hadley, Monken Hadley, South Jones J.P i Mimms Urban, Ridge, Shenley & Totteridge Retire in .April, 1916. Petty Sessions are held at the Town Hall, Union street, Henry Eames · 1 Horace Ralph Tinsley every wednesday at :ro.3o a.m. for the Division of Edgar Vincent Sheppard I Edmund Thomas Williams Chipping Barnet in the county of Hertford .t South John Lewis H. Thomas Mimms Division of Middlesex . • The Magistrates' Clerk's office in Wood street is used u Retire in .April, 1917. an occasional Court house Wm. Henry .A.bercrombie John William Pearson Harold Ernest Fern W alter Henry W ellsman BARNET RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Alfred George Malins • The parishes in the District are :-Elstroo, Ridge & ' Totteridge Ward. Shenley. The area is 9,216 acres; the population in George Ball 1 Charles Dunch 19II was 4•074· Lt.-Col.Oscar Evan,Boulton 1 Josiah Kipping Mackay Council meets at the Union offices, Wellhouse lane, monthly on thursday, at :ro a.m. Officers. Chairman, George Hanger Clayton, I Clyde villas, Clerk, Henry William Poole, Bs High street Hadley Green, Barnet • Assistant & Finance Clerk, Arthur Edward Dolton Vice-Chairman, Rev. Wm. Clarloo, The Vicarage, Ridge _Treasurer, John Black Miskin, London County & West­ minster Bank Limited, High street Officials. · · Medical Officer of Health, Charles Frederick Hardie Olerk, George Dickinson Byfield, I2 High street M.A., M.B., B.C.Camb. 15 Wood street Treasurer, John Black Miskin, London County .t Wes\­ Surveyor, William Bartlett Chancellor, 40 High street minster Bank Limited, Barnet Inspector of Nuisances, Charles Wm. Hill, 40 High st Medical Officer of Health, William Gruggen L.R.d.P.L. Collector. William Charles Edwards, 99 Salisbury road L.R.F.P.S.Glas., D.P.H. Camb. 67 Durban rd. Watford Irrigation Farm, Charles Nickolls, bailiff, Mays lane Sanitary Inspector & Surveyor, Arthur James Wilshire, Road Foreman, David Pugh Cambridge villa, Shenley rd. Boreham Wood, Elstree • COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR BARNET PETTY SES· PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. · SIONAL DIVISION. Barnet Urban & Rural Districts & East Barnet Valley Boulton Sir Samuel Bagster bart. D.L. Copped ball, Urban District Isolation Hospital, Mays lane, WilliatD Totteridge, Whetstone, chairman George Harn.ett M.A., M.D., B.Ch.Dub.medicalsupt.; Bentley Lieut.-:-Col. Alfred Wilson, The Grove, Monken W. H. Trevellick, clerk Hadley, Barnet County Court, Union street, His Honor James Aloysiua Burt Henry, Parkfield, Potters Bar Scully, judge; William Os born Boyes LL.D. regis­ • Charrington John, Shenley grange, Barnet trar & high bailiff; W. Archibald Boyes, deputy Cory-Wright Sir A..rthur Cory hart. Britwell, Great registrar; William Dew, assistant bailiff. County Berkhflmsted, Herts courts are held twice a month in t!J.e Town hall t the .
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