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ESSEX. ( KELLY's 58 BOCKING. ESSEX. ( KELLY's Butcher Felix, french polisher, Rayne road I Mott Frederick, farmer, Coldnailhurst farm, Panfield la Cane William Stephen, miller (water), Bradford street Mo:tt John, eoal dealer, Church street Carter Amos, Black Boy P.H. Church street Newman & Harvey, '(lOstumiers, Backing End Cemetery (Herbt.E.Fellows, clerk to the Parish Council) Newman Edith (Mrs.), costumier, Bradford street Chapman Alfred Edward, taxidermist, Panfield lane Oliver Charles, jobmaster, Bradford street Clapson Edwin, Horse & Groom P.H. Rayne road I Oliver Ethel (Miss), dress maker, Panfield lane Cobbold & Milbank, decorators, Coggeshall road I Parmer Frederick Charles, farm bailiff to Major A. M.. Cock William, farm bailiff to H. S. Tabor esq.Fennes rd Tabor, Chll'rch street Cooper Louisa (Miss), confectioner, Backing end Partridge Thomas, boot repai-rer, Rayne road Cottage Hospital (John Harrison L.R.O.P.Edin., M.R.C.S. Percy J. school attendance officer, Rayne rood Eng. Percy Richard Stevens L.R.O.P.Lond., M.R.O.S. Perry James, farmer, Highfield Styh~ Eng . .A.rnold Scott M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. & Henry Pettitt Frederick W. Six Bells P.H. Bradford str~et GeorgP Keith Young B.A.Camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., Phillips Frank, butcher, Bradford strPet L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officers; W. J. Courtauld & Pluck Harry (Mrs.), draper, Backing End Miss M. R. Courtauld. hon. secs. ; Miss Frances Torn. Porter Solomon, farmer, Willoughby matron), Halstead road Potter Mary Ann (Miss), draper, Church street Courtaulds Ltd. crape & silk manufacturers, Church st Poulter Correy, greengrocer, Bradford street Gramp Joseph Samuel, beer retailer, Church street Pritchard H. C. Last, cycle agent, Bradford street Crow Leonard William, confectioner, Church street Radley Charles, Bull inn, Church street Dance F. A: fruiterer, Backing End & nurseryman, Ridley T. D. & Sons Limited, maltsters, Church lane Coggeshall road Rippingale Clara (Mrs.), shopkpr.& post office, Church d Dansey Robert, cycle agent, Rayne road Rogers Henry, coach painter, Bradford st. & Woolpack la Durham Oliver Edward, hardware dealer,Bradford street Rose Frank, laundry, Rayne road Eve Benjamin & Son, painters, Bradford street Rudkin Haddon, plumber, Rayne road Everard Sarah (Mrs.), baker, Bradford strE-et Rudkin Herbert C. painter & house decorator, Church la Fellows Herbert E. assistant overseer,clerk to the Parish St. Francis Orphanage for Girls (Rev. Mother Abbess, Council & water rate collector, assistant clerk to the Franciscan Convent), Bradford street Braintree union & sec. to the boarding-out committee Scott & Young, physicians & surgeons, Bradford street Fenn Frederick H. hair dresser, Bradford street & Backing End Fenton T. W. & Son, tailors, Rayne road Scott Arnold M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Fenton Alfred L. tailor, 6 Rayne TOad (firm, Scott & Yonng-), physician & surgeon, medical Francis William S. antique dealer, Bradford street officer to Braintree Union workhouse, Braintree join~ Franciscan Convent (Rev. Mother Abbess, superioress), hospital board & factory surgeon, Bradford street Bradford street Scott William, tailor, Bradford street Fuller Charles, county court bailiff & accountant, Ivy Seabrook Robert Carrington, farmer, Straits dPne, Rayne road Sharpe Sidney C. Spread Eagle P.H. Church lane Galbraith John, engineer, Coggeshall road Skipper Frederick William, insurance agent. Bradford st Gill George Edward, beer retailer, Church street Smith Edward Bertram M.B., B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Cantab. Gleave John, clerk to the Braintree District Education medical officer of health to the Braintree & Halstead Sub-Committee, Coggeshall road Urban District Councils & Braintree, Dunmow & Hal- Glithero Katherine C. costumier, St. Peter's walk stead Rural District Councils, Public Health offices, Goading Frances (Miss), district nurse, Bradford street Backing End Greene, King & Sons Ltd. brewers; stores, Bradford st Smith Fred, farmer, Towerlands farm Harrington Edith (Mrs.), draper, Bradford street Spalding Waiter, cattle dealer, Panfield lane Harrington John D. carpenter, Bradford street Stevens Percy Richard L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Rarris Ernest, bricklayer, Bradford street surgeon, & medical officer for Backing district & Harvey Robert Wm. costumier, see Newman & Harvey public vaccinator for Braintree & Backing districts, Hawkins Henry, miller (wind), Church street Gordon house, Rayne road Hicks Harry, confectioner, Church street Stock Frederick, Royal Oak P.H. Church street Hicks James C. baker, Church street Strutt William, boot & shoe maker, Bradford street • Hills Alfred M.A. (firm, Holmes & Hills), solicitor, corn- Taylor Chas. Hy. shopkeeper, & post office, Bradford st missioner for oaths, clerk to the guardians & to Thompson Frederick, grocer, 'Bradford street the assessment committee of Braintree union, to Usher James, farmer & dairyman, Currant's farm Braintree Rural District Council, to the commissioners Vaizey John George, farmer, Coggeshall road of income tax & land tax, to the trustees of Backing Walford Waiter, seedsman, Bradford street charities & to the trustees of the Braintree & Backing Waters Frederick, blacksmith, Bradford street public gardens, Backing End Watson Edward, poultry dealer, Heriots farm Holmes & Hills, solicitors, Backing End Watson Frank, poultry dealer, Church street Hitching Elias, grocer, Rayne road Weaver Franklin J., M.A. head master County High Home Counties Public House Trust Limited (F. T. school, Coggeshall road Jealous, manager), White Hart hotel, Backing End Whife FrPdericlr Wm. Rose & Crown P.H. Church street Horsey Earle, Queen's Head P .H. Rayne road Wicks Willie, bricldayer, Rayne road Hutley Alfred, farmer, Derwards hall Wiles Frederick James, supt. registrar of Braintree Joslin Sarah (Mrs.). Star inn. Rayne road district & clerk to Braintree Joint Hospital Board, Joslin William, farmer, Lyons hall Backing End Joyce Charles, butcher, Church street · Yeldham Charles, insurance agent, Church street Lake & Elliot Ltd. manufrs. of cycle tools &c. Rayne rd Yeulett Charles J. mat manufacturer, Bradford street Lawrence Fred, shopk~eper, Rayne road Young Henry Goo. Keith B.A., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Melbourne Susan (Miss), dress maker, Bradford street Lond. (firm, Scott & Young), physician & surgeon, Morrell George, beer retailer, Bradford street Lyncroft, Backing End Morris Percy Leonard, fruiterer, Bradford street HIGH GARRETT. Eyre Walpole Edwin J.P. Folley ho Doidge John, gardener to W. E. Eyre 1 Osborn Alfred. bricklayer & Young-husband Francis Pindar, Sunny- esq. J.P Perrv• Fredk. J. Hare Hounds P.H flelds • J eggo J oseph, farm bailiff to J. R Porter Soloman, horse slaughterer Courtauld esq. Boons Redit Ernest E. IJ:Jlacksmith COli~F.RC'IAL. Ollett Oscar J. sub-postmaster, Post Allan Alex. farmer, Garrett farm office BOREHAM is a parish on the road from Cb.elmsford hour, was placed in the tower in r884: the Sussex to Colchester, contiguous to the navigable river Chel­ chapel, in which are monuments of the Radcliffes, Barons mer, 3i miles north-east from the Chelmsford station and Viscounts Fitzwalter, Earls of Sussex, a title ex­ and 33 miles from London, in the Mid division of the tinct on the death of Edward, 6th earl, in 164r, has county, Chelmsford hundred, union, petty sessional been rebuilt: the nave was re-roofed in oak in I9I3· division and county court district, rural deanery of 0n the north side of the church is a vault of the Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford Tyrell family, restored in 1895 by William Tufnell esq. diocese. The church of St. Andrew is a building of of Hatfield Place: there are 46o sittings: in the church­ ftint and stone in mixed styles, consisting of chancel, yard is a mausoleum in the Classic style belonging nave, aisles, south porch and a central embattled Norman to the Waltham family and a cross of Sicilian marble tower with pinnacles, and containing a clock and 8 bells: eight feet in height, erected by the parishioners to the clock, which strikes the quarters as well as the the Ven. Gaspard le Marcbant Carey M.A. vicar here .
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