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DEVONSHIRE. [ Kellf'.S 134 CHUDLEIGH. DEVONSHIRE. [ KELLf'.s Orood James, carpenter & upholsterer & medical officer to the Provident Srooke Thomas, fa.rmer, Waddon Crook Henry Arthur & Son, printers Dispensary & to benefit societies, Syntis Lewis, bill poster & town crie-r & stationers Fairlea Taverner Geo. Berry, corn k coal cflr Devon & Cornwall Banking ('J{). Lim. Luscombe· lElliam & Son, painters & Tanner Marcus, grocer, tea dealer &;. (sub-branch to Newton Abbot) (E. paperhangers provision merchant H. Webb, manager) ; open mon. & Metters Wm. Henry, cowkpr; Oldway Taylor Philip Lewis, Ship P_B' thurs. from ro a.m. to 1.30 p.m. Norman & Son, market gardener & Towill Elizabeth (Mrs.), fa.rmer. Fore st. ; draw on Barclay & Co. seedsman Cbombeshead Limited, London E 0 Norman Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper Tuwnsend John, shopkeepe? Edwa.rds Ellis, shopkeeper & oowkeepr Nos worthy Kate (Mrs.), apartments Train Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker Edwards Thomas, tailor Palace Quarry Co. lime & stone mer- Train Joseph, marble mason Endicott Ellis, greengrocer chants (William Mills, manager) Tremeer Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer &-.. ·Evans Charles, dairyman & coal dealr Pa)"TIB Samuel, smith fly proprietor Gat€r Francis Henry, hairdresser Peeke John, grocer & parent medicine Truman Jn. Brewer, fishing tackle m~~o Gill Edwin, carrier vendor, Supply stores Valiance Edwd. farmer, Higher Duns- Gill William, cab proprietor Pike William, farmer, Ham!! Barton oombe Hacker & :Michelmore, solicit<n-s Phillips George, coach & carriage bldr Vance Jn. water bailiff to Teign Bo1ml Hall John Ma.ddicott, miller (water), Phillips Walter, apartments of Conservators Po.rkway mills Pomeroy James Townsend,farm bailiff Volunteer Battalion (5th) (Hay Tor) Harris Chas. watch maker, Fore ~t to the Earl of Morley, Hamlyns Devonshire Regiment (D. Co. Cupt. Harris Thomas Morgan, farm bailiff Provident Dispensary (Major-Gtmeral W. R. Vicary; Rev. Thomas Johll to Lord Clifford 'of Chudleigh Riddell, hon. treasurer; Ernest E. Yarde B.A. acting chaplain) Hellier John,auctioneer & farmr. Bar- Scholefield, ban. sec.; Arthur Gco. Walker .Tames Hutchison M.A., M.D. combe Barton Bateman Lory L.S . .A. medical officr) & C.M ..Aberd. physician & surgeon~ Henley Edward, apartments Putt John, fa.rmer, Farley The Fernery . Heyward Frank, farmer, New house Pynsent's Free Grammar .School (Wm. Walker Waiter, Plymouth inn Heyward Henry, Clifford Arms hotel Oroften Green M . .A. head master) Warren James, wood dealer Holcombe Emma Jane (Mrs.), baker, Read Eliza (Mrs.), farmer, Oxencombe Weekly Express Office (Henry .Arthur confr. & temperanoe restaurant, Reed Florence Mary (Mrs.), draper & Crook & Son,prprs.; published wed) Fore street milliner, Fore street White Amelia (Miss), dairy & farmer,. Holman Joseph, smith Rich Samuel, baker Bridge mill Hookway William, miller (water), Ridler William, White Hart P.H White William, farmer Palace mill Sanders Sarah (Mrs.), laundress Whiteway John & Son, millers (wnter- Hosken James Ogden, post master, Saunders 1Ym. baker & confectioner & gas power), farmers, corn factor~J Post office Scott George, farmer, Lower Upcott & manure merchants & insurance Hunt William Daniel, saddler Scott George, jun. farmer, Crammers agents (fire, life & accident), Town Jones Thomas, baker Searle George Edward, printer & toy mills Kelly .T H.IDes, china, glass & earthen- dealer, watch maker, & registrar of Whiteway John Henry, farmer, Lower- ware dealer . marriages for Chudleigh district, Dunscombe Kenshole .Albert, baker Newton Abbot union Widdicombe Oha.s. gardenBr to Major- Lake Joseph, lime mer. & stone mason Searle Thomas Sullivan, Lion I'.H Gen()ral Riddell, Oaklands &c. Harcombs Shapley Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartmnts Widdicombe Joseph, cooper Lamble Saml. chimney sweepr. ~Iillla Shapley Wm. Hy. bldr. & contractor Williams Mary (Mrs.), agent for W_ Langdon George, apartments Snell Frederick William, haulier & .A. Gilbey Limited, wine & spirit. Leader Elizabeth (:Mrs.), draper Sop er John Payne, florist, Little merchants Leare Henry, butcher Heightley Wilts & Dorset Banking Co. Limitecf Loare John, baker & confectioner Southwood Ma.ry Ann (Mrs.), dairy, (agency) (Herbert Knight, mangr.);. Liptrott John, groce!" Grayley open thurs. IO a.m. to 1.30 p.m. > Lory .Arthur George Bateman L.S . .A. Sparkes John, 11hoe maker draw on London & Westminster- L.M.S.Lond. surgeon & medical Spencer John Waiter, plasterer Bank, London E 0 officer & public vaccinator of the Step hens Charles John, apartments & Worth Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper Chudleigh district, Newton Abbot dairy, Fern lodge Young Women's. Christian .Associationo union, & certifying factory surgeon Stephens Henry, dairyman (:Miss Marriott, sec) CHUDLEIGH KNIGHTON is a hamlet, formed officio). The Congregational chapel here, incorporating­ into a separate ecclesiastical district, February 27, I88o, part of an ancient chapel for many years used as a barn, from the parishes of Hennock, Bovey Tracey and Kings- will hold ISO persons. Pitt House, the seat of the RL teignton. It is on the road from Exeter to Ashburton, Hon Charles &ale-Hayne P.C., M.P., .T.P. is a handsome about one mile north from Heathfield Junction station mansion of stone, situated on the main road from Newton on the Great Western railway, and 5 north from Newton Abbot to Chudleigh, in about 40 acres of park and Abbot, in the Mid division of the county, Teignbridge pleasure grounds. the house was erected about r 845. hundred and petty sessional division, Newton .Abbot nnion, from designs by the late Sir Gilbert Scott R.A. : it ha;; Newton Abbot and Torquay county court district, rural been comider-dbly enlarged by the present owner, and deanery of Moreton, archdeaconry of Totnes and diocese contains some gvod pictures and a collection of china of Exeter. The church of St. Paul, erected in 1841-2, at and works of art. The population in 1891 was 559· a cost of [,I,2oo, is a cruciform structure of Haldon flint, Sexton, Waiter Perry. with limestone quoins, in the Early English style, con- Post Office.-Mrs. Susau Bray, sub-postmistress. Letters sisting of chancel, nave, transepts and a small turret at through Newt<Jn Abbot, received at 5.25 a.m.; dis- the east end containing one bell: there are zBo sittings. patched at 7.30 p.m. Postal orders are issued here. The registers of bapti~ms and burials date from the year but not paid. Chudleigh is the nearest money ordel" 1875, and that of marriages from 188o; the older registers, office & Heatbfield, I mile distant, the nearest telegrapa which date from I53B, are kept at the mother church at office Hennock. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £zoo National School, erected in I873, for 124 children; average (without house), in the gift of the vicar of Hem1ock (r-x- attendance, 117; Joseph Gale, master (Marked thus *receive letters through Chudleigh-Knighton Club, Reading Hellens Nicholas John, butcher, schoor Ohudleigh R.S. 0.) Room & Library (1'\icholas J. Bel- attendance officer, assistant over- Hawker Mrs. Teign lawn lens & John M. Limpus, joint hon. seer & rate & tax collector Limpus John Morland, Church house secs) *Langworthy Jas. farmer, Lyneham *Seale-Hayne Right Hon. Chas. P.C., *Da.we Elias, head gardnr. to the Rt. Limpus John Morland, manager of the- M.!'., J.P. Pitt house; & 6 Upper Hon. Chas. Seale-Hayne I'.C., M.I' Great Western Potteries & Brick Belgrave street & Reform club, Lon- *Ellis Robert, farmer & apple grower, work~. Church house don S W cider manufacturer, chairman of Loveys William, farmer *Sheepshanks Rev. Thos. M.A. Stoke- Parish Council & member of School *Milton Joseph, farmer, Voyse,- lake house board, Pitt farm Milton Lloyd, farmer & mason COMMERCIAL. Gibbs Thoma~, baker Valiance Henry Edwin, Anchor inrr Carpenter James, shopkeeper Harn.lyn Hy. Clay Cutters' Arms P.H CHULMLEIGH is a parish, 3 miles north-east from and 214 from London, in ~he Northern division of thA" Eggesford station, and 2 south-east from South Molton county, Witheridge hundred, South Molton petty ses-sional Road station, both on the North Devon branch of the division, union and county court district, rural derutery of I.ondon and South Western railway, both of them being Clmlrnleigh, archdeaconry of Barnstaple and diocese of in the parish, and is 9 ~outh from South Molton, I8 Exeter: the town was sewered and supplied with wat€r south-east from Barnstaple, 23 north-west from Exeter during r86g-7o, and in 18gr new wa.t€1'' mains were· laid .
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