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Rifle Club (W. H. Tailing, hon. sec.), London road Town Hall & Corn Exchange (Ja.mes Charles Smart, Rutherford Thomas, builder, 61 London road keeper), The Strand Slade Robert, woodn'lan & gamekeeper to Lord Hough- Tucker William Lambly, collector of general district ton, Chilvester hill rate, accountant & insurance agent, 2 New road Smart J ames Charles, confr. & insur. agt. 6 Church st Usher & Co. Ltd. wine & spirit merchants, 35 New road Smith James & Son, chimney sweepers, 15 London road Usher Samuel Joseph, picture frame ma. 34 Church st Smith Edwin, tailor & breeches maker, 24 High street Wakefield Fred, meal factor, 'II7 London road Smith George (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Wood street Waters Hubert, inspector of police, xo The Strand Spackman Bertram John, solicitor & commissioner for Watson Frank E. shopkeeper, 46 Church street oaths, registrar & high bailiff of county court, clerk West of England (The) Bacon Co. Limited, Redruth, to the magistrates, to the guardians & assessment Cornwall ; registered office, The Strand committee, to the Rural District Council, superin­ Weston H. J. & Son, builders, IS Oxford road tendent registrar for Calne district, clerk to Calne Weston George, beer retailer, 13 Wood street Hospital Committee & sec. to Calne Waterworks Co. Weston Thomas, news agent, 26 Church street Limited & insurance agent, r Patford street Wheeler Christopher, fried fish shop, 2 High street Stevens C. R. & Sons Ljmited,shoe makers,14 Church st White Herbert James, manager of gas works,Horsebrook Strawson & Co. chemists & dealers in photographic Wilkins & Son, ironmongers, 14, 16 & 17 High street materials, 13 High street Williams William S. fishmonger, 2 Church street Sutton Joseph, builder, 54 Curzon street Wiltshire Jabaz, grocer, 8 The Square Syms Charles & Son,carpenters & builders,132 London rd Wiltshire Simeon, grocer 22, & butcher g, Church street Taylor Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Church street Woodford Walt-er William. coal merchant, 55 London rd Taylor Robert, hair dresser, 3 The Strand Wynn-Lloyd Arthur, station master, Priory vil. Luckhill Telling & Son, saddlers & harness makers, 9 High street Young Henry George, deputy registrar of births & deaths, I Kingsbury street

CALNE WITHOUT is a parish formed by Order of 1 The population of Calstone Wellington parish in 19II the Wilts County Council and confirmed by Local was 330. 1 Government Board. Order, ~hich came i!lto operation 1 Sexton, Caleb Green. March 25, I8go; It compnses the portion of Calne Post Office Calstone WellinO'ton.-Frederick Bowsher, 1 original parish not ~ncluded within the Municipal sub-post~aster. Letters :rrive from Calne at 7-40 boro':lgh, and ~he par1~hes of Blackland and Calstone a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched at 8.20 a.m. &; 7 p.m.; no

We~lmgton, be_o;1~e the h~e~ty of Bowood and part _o~ ~he 1 mail on sundays. The nearest money order & tele- pansh of Bremhlll, and 1s m the No~th Western d1V~S10n graph office is at Calne uf the county, Calne hundred, umon, petty sesswnal Pillar Letter Boxes.-Blacklands Cross roads, cleared at division and county court district, rural deanery of j s. 2 5 a.m. & 7·5 p.m.; Chilvester Hill, cleared at 8 & ~vebury (Av~bury portion), archdeaconry of Wil_ts and 9.40 a.m. &; 7·5 & g.4o p.m.; sundays, 9.40 a.m.; diOcese of Salisbury. Th6 church of St. Peter, Situated Spring Hill villas cleared at 7.50 & 9·35 a.m. & 7.1o 1 in Blackland Park, is a small and ancient edifice of stone p.m.; sundays, 9:40 a.m in the Gothic style, consistin~ of chancel, nave, north Wall Letter Box, Marsh, cleared at g.Io a.m. & 12.40 & porch and a turre~ with one bell: there are sittings for So 7.45 p.m. ; sundays, ro.so a. m persons. The reg~.ster dates from the year I~57· . Elementary School, built m 1 s7o, for so children; The churc_h of St. Mary, Ca_lstone Welhngto~,. 1s of Mrs. M. C. Good, mistress Bath stone, m the Late Perpendicular style, cons1stmg of 1 chancel, nave, north porch and an embattled western QUEMERFORD is a tithing, 1 mile south-east. Holy tower containing one bell : it was thoroughly restored Trinity chapel of ease here, erected principally at tbtl at a cost of £r,3oo in x885, when two new bells expense of the Rev. J. Guthrie, a former vicar, is a were added: there are roo sittings. The register dates building of native stone in the Gothic style, consistin~ from the year q6o. The living is a rectory, the two of chancel, nave and organ chamber, and affords 230 having been annexed November 2nd, r88o, joint net yearly s1ttings: attached is a {:emetery of two acres. The Ply­ value £,259, including 70 acres of glebe, with residence, mouth Brethren have also a meeting room here, in the alternate gift of the Marquess of Lansdowne and erected in 186o, and enlarged in 1866 to seat 200 per­ trustees of the late Mrs. Mactlonald, and held since sons. WHETHAM, 2! miles east ; STOCKLEY, 2 south, 1907 by the Rev. .August Frederick John Danneman where there is a Primitive Methodist chapel, and part M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. There is a Wesleyan of STUDLEY, 2! north-west, with a Wesleyan chapel, chapel, erected in r866. A reading room was built in are hamlets and tithings. The ecclesiastical parish of 1883 by Lord Fitzmaurice, to which is attached a free Derry Hill includes a portion of the parish of Calne lending library: the whole is supported by local sub- Without. Bowood will be found under a separa~ scriptions. Blacklands, of 150 acres, is a well-wooded heading. demesne, watered by the river Marden : the mansion is Post Office, Quemerford.-Charles Butler, sub-post- r..ow (rgr5) unoccupied. The Marquess of Lansdowne master. Letters arrive from Calne at 6.10 & 11.30 K.G., P.C., G.C.M.G. who is lord of the manor of a.m. & 4_45 p.m.; dispatched at 9.55 a.m. & r1.55 & Calstone Wellington, the Earl of Crewe K.G., P.C., 7_20 p.m.; no sunday delivery. Calne, I mile distant, Lord Islington P.C., G.C.M.G. and the tru~tees of is the nearest money order & telegraph office Henry Brown esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is rich loam; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are Pillar Letter Box, near Ha~·le farm, cleared 9.50 a..m. & wheat and oats, and some land in pasture. The area 7· 10 p.m is 9,s32 acres of land and 62 of water; rateable value, Holy Trinity School, Quemerford, built in r867, for 128 £r5,319; the population in rgn was r,g4r. children; Miss Adams, mistress CALNE WITHOUT. ] Summers .Alfred, farmer,Swerves frm QUEMERFORD. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. V~nes Chas. H. F. frmr. Whitley frm .!.dams Mrs . . Vmes Fredk. farmer, Quobbs farm Bodman Miss, Park View house Bames Matthew Talbot J.P. Buckhill, Y01ke John, farmer, Hollyditch farm Pound John, Fairfields Bath road Williams John, Quemerford villa Benger Miss, Calne marsh BLACKLA.ND. COMMERCIAL. Dunne Arth.Mountjoy J.P. Highlands coMMERCIAL. Barter Luke, wheelwright Harris John M., J.P. Chilvester lodge Barnes James, farmer, Park farm Blackford William, beer retailer Parry Mrs. Chilvester house Brown George, farmer, Spray's farm Bodman John Wilberforce, farmer. Pinniger Frederick William, Elmfield Butler Christr. frmr.Blackland manoJ Quemerford Common farm Smith Cyril Herbert, Oakleigh Rawlings Reginald, miller (water) Bridges Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Rough Smith Mrs. Conigre farm • Leaze farm COMMERCIAL. CALSTONE WELLIXGTON. Coles Frank, farmer, Hayle farm Amor Joseph, farmer, Penhill farm Danneman Rev. August Fredericl! Godfrey John, surveyor to Rural Dis- Baily Francis, frmr. High Penn farm olohn :\L.A. (rector), Rectory trict Council, Quemerford house Clark John, farmer, Marsh lane Hart Leonard, shopkeeper Freeth Frederick George, farmer, COMMERCIAL. Hewer Rupert, commercial traveller Lower Whitley farm Bowsher Frederick, builder, Post officE:' Hillier Frank, farmer,Quemerford fm Hendon Fras. beer retlr. The Marsh Bull Daniel, farmer Pound Brothers, millers (water & Henly Kenneth, farmer, Mile Elm Green Edwin, whiting maker steam), Upper & Lower Quemer~ Hillier Willia.m (Mrs.), farmer, Lick- }Iaundrell Brothers, farmers,Welling- ford mills hill farm ton, South & East farms Humming William, commercial trav Keevil Waiter, farmer, Berhills farm !leading Room & Library (Frederick Woodward John Henry, farmer. 1 Smith Fredk. farmer, Sands farm Bowsher, sec. & librarian) Rookery farm