DIRECTORY.] . . 63 P).1>lic Establishments. Coroner for the Stottesdon District of the County, Adam Assembly Rooms" Town hall P. Trow; deputy, William Henry Trow County Court, His Honor George Harris Lea M.A. jUdge; Gas Inspectors, Dr. J. J. Godfrey, T. P. Downes, WilIiam Adam Prattinton Trow, registrar & high bailiff. The Evans, Thos. Downes, J. Bodenham & Thos. Williams court is held at the magistrates.' room, Police station, Inland Revenue Officer, Fredk. Leopold Job, Osborne coli every alternate month, at 10.30, The district comprises Inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act the following places :-Aston Botterel!, Cleobury Mor­ for the petty sessional division of Cleobury Mortimer, timer, Coreley, Farlow, Highley, Hopton Wafers, , Thomas Butcher M.R.C.V.S. Clee View cottage Loughton, Milson, Neen Savage, Neen Solars, Silvington, Stottesdon & Wheathill in Salop; & in Worcester­ Places of Worship, with times of Services. Bayton, & Rock Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Rev. George D. Chetwynd For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that of Wheeler M.A. vicar; 8 & II a.m. 3.30 & 6.30 p.m.; , Edward Percy Jobson, , official daily 9 a.m receIver• St. John's Church, Doddington, Rev. Herbert Woodward County Police Station, Sergeant Edwin Henry Griffiths, M.A. vicar; II a,m. & 6.30 p.m in charge, & one constable St. Mary (Catholic), Mawley, Rev. Henry Gregson, priest; Inland Revenue Office, Talbot inn, Frederick Leopold 10 8.m. & 4 p.m. & daily, 8.30 p.m Job, officer Primitive Methodist; 10 a.m. 3 & 6 p.m.; mon, 7.30 p.m Volunteers. Wesleyan; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m 1st Volunteer Battalion King's Shropshire LigM Schools. Infantry (H Co.), head quarters, Lower st.; Capt. Wm. Hy. Trow, commandant; William Ward, drill instructor The College, formerly the Boys' school, was opened under a. scheme of the Charity Commissioners in 1890, & is Cleobury Mortimer Union. managed by a body of governors, of whom one is ex­ CIeobury Mortimer Union comprises the parishes of Aston officio, 7 are representative & 4 co-optative; new offices Botterell, Cleobury Mortimer, Coreley, Farlow, Highley, & improved dormitories have been constructed & a Hopton Wafers, Kinlet, Loughton, Milson, Neen Savage, spaciouS' dining hall has been erected by the Rev. Neen Solars, Silvington, Stottesdoon, Wheathill & Wood­ Prebendary Baldwyn-Childe, from plans by Mr. house, in Salop; & Bayton, Rock & Mamble in Worces­ Meredith, architect, of Kidderminster; about 50 acres tershire. The population of the union in 1891 was of land are devoted to the purpose of giving instruction 8,163; area,57,652 acres; rateable value in 1895,£51,752 to the boys in practical agriculture under a bailiff, on Board days, alternate wednesdays at the Workhouse, which experiments are made to show the relative values at J:[ a.m of manures & to illustrate the theoretical teaching; there is also a carpenter's shop & a chemical laboratory ; Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Adam the instruction is chiefly of a. commercial & scientific Prattinton Trow, Cleoburv Mortimer • character, & the pupils have in recent :years gained Treasurer, Thomas Betts, The & Midland Bank. marked successes in the various public l'xaminations, Limited, Relieving Officer for the Union, John Francis Page, Cleo­ as well as having carried off a high proportion of County bury Mortimer Council & other scholarships; the number of boarders Vaccination Officer, Adam Prattinton Trow, Uleobnry is 40 & of day boys about 20,& the applications have been Mortimer; deputy, Wm. Hy. Trow, Cleobury Mortimer so numerous that the governors are now carrying out Registrars of Births & Deaths, Cleobury Mortimer district, further extensions. Mr, James Davis B.A. Cambridge, William Rose, Cleobury; deputy, William Downes, Cleo­ is principal, & is assisted by a staff of resident & other bury Mortimer; Stottesdon sub-district, Thomas Bray, masters; 2nd master Mr. H. Felce, London University; Oreton; deputy, William Dalloway Bray, of Oreton 1st assistant, Mr. C. Amyes, London University. For Registrar of Marriages, William Rose, Cleobury Mortimer further information see advert Workhouse, a building of stone, situated about a quarter of Elementary, with residence for master & mistress at­ a. mile from the town, & will hoI'd 150 inmates; Rev. tached, endowed by Sir Lacon William Cmlde about John Henry Farqt1har L.Th. rector of Silvington, 1740. The infants' school is united with Sir L. W. chaplain; J oseph John Godfrey, medical officer; Ernest Childe's charit:y, & schools for girls & infants were Edmund Howard, master; Mrs. E. Howard, matron erected in 1863 from the designs of the late George Edmund Street esq. R.A. The boys' school was erected School Attendance Committee. in 1890 from plans by Mr. Meredith, Kidderminster, Olerk, Adam Prattinton Trow, Cleobury Mortimer & has an endowment of £85 from the foundation; it Attendance Officer, William Downes, High street, Cleobury will hold 80 boys, & the girls' & infants' 140; average Mortimer attendance, 60 boys, 100 girls & infants; Henry Alfred Green, head master; Mrs. Rosalie Mary Green,mistress ; Public Officers. Miss' Edith Yapp, infants' mistress Assistant Overseer, W. N. S. Ev.ans, High street Conveyances.-'Bus from Talbot hotel to meet trains Collector of Poor's Rate, A. C. Downe.s Railway Station, John Burgess, station master Adams George, Holly villa Woodward Rev. Herbert M.A. (vicar of Charles Waiter Prince, ironmonger, Blackford WaIter, Red Thorn hill St. John's), Doddington machinist, brazier & sheet metal Butcher Thomas, Clee View cottage Wyer Miss, Hurst cottage worker, agricultural implements, Davis Jas.B.A. (head mast.),TheCollege COMMERCIAL. bicycles, sewing machines, wringers, de Vit Gaston C. lA. B-es-L.B.L. Uni- Adams George, farmer, Hollywaste gas &l hot water fittings &0. &c versity of France&Heidelberg(French Adams John, farmer, Bransley farm Cleobury Mortimer College (James master to the Technical School, Adams John, coal haulier Davis RA. head master; H. Felce Evesham, to St. Michael's College, Amies Fannyr (Mrs.), shopkeeper 2nd master). See advertisement Tenbury & to the Grammar School, Andrews Wm. wheelwright, Broom grn Cleobury MortimerAgriculturalSociety Kidderminster), Oak farm Ballard Richard, shoe maker (William Rose, secretary) Evans William N. S. Clifton house Bamford G-eorge, Bell inn CIeobury Mortimer Cricket Club Goode Misses, Brunswick house Barber George,farmer &miller(water), (Arthur Downe.s, hon. s~c) Godfrey J oseph John Furnace mill Collett Charlet...<:I, ladies' & gentlemen!s Gregson Rev. Henry (Catholic),Mawley Bennett Alfred Wm. landscape gardnr tailor; atyle, fit & finlish; & Horton Richard John, Castle hill Bennett Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper insurance .agent Hume Mrs • . Bodenham James,baker & confectioner, Conniffe Stephen, plumber & glazier Hunter Henry Chas. V. Mawley hall pastrycook & caterer Corbett & Johnson, furnishing iron- Jeffries :Miss, Brunswick house Bowen Thomas, farm bailiff to 'rhomas mongro-9, hardware & builders' Johnson Mi9fles, Ronville Pain esq. (of CurdaIe farm), New requisites, ranges, stoves &c. & Jones Mrs. HIgh street House farm agricultural implement agents Lello Mrs. Mortimer hill Booton Wm. farmer, Hungry hill Corbett Henry, farmer &; breeder of Lycett William Edward, Mortimer ter Brazier George Edward, grocer H€a."eford cattle, Earllf Ditton &; Millington J ames Rose, York house Bridges E. (Mrs.), d'I"aper Roche Head farms Peach Revd. Charles M.A. Langlands Brereton Charles, farmer, Lee farm Corfield Helen (Mrs.), dress maker Smith Sydney Butcher Mary (Mrs.), Swan inn County Court(Adam P.Trow;registrar) Thompson Franzis Henry Butcher Thomas M.R.C.V.S.veterinary Crowe Edward, farmer, Bransley villa Trow Adam Prattinton, Manor house surgeon &; inspector under the Con- Davis Fredk. Riohard, watch & clock Wheelt»r Rev. George Domvile Ohet- tagious Disea,sell (Anima!s) Act, for maker, jeweller&silversmith. Drderi wynd M.A. (vicar) the Petty Sessional division of Cleo- promptly attended to Wheeler Miss, Mortimer terrace bury Mortimer Dolphin Benj. grcr.&baker,])oddington