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We&ver Richard, farmer &:; horse dlr. Hassall Herbert, farmer &:; cheese mfr Dutton Harold, farmer Laurel grove Johnson Geo. frmr. Horton Grn. fm Dutton John, farmer & cheese manu- Woolley Waiter, cowkeeper J ones Ellis, farmer· facturer, Stretton Lower hall Jones Thomas, farmer Finneran John, farmer GRA.FTON. Ravenscroft Robert, cowkeeper Green Nathaniel, farmer W arburton Geoffrey Egerton, Grafton Thompson "\Villiam Morris, farmer Gregory Brothers, cart, lurry & float hall Willis Frank Noel, farmr. Horton frm builders, wheelwrights, joiners &;. HORTO~. Woolley William, bricklaver coach painters Huxley Mrs • Gregory Jn.Cartwright,miller (water), COMMERCIAL. STRETTON. Hughes Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Beech Peter, farmer, Horton hall Turner Edward C. Stretton hali Hughes Peter, farmer Brereton William, bricklayer Salmon Joseph Aston, farmer, Stret- Davies Waiter, farmer COM.MERCI.A.L. ton Old hall Fatherson John, farmr. Horton house Davies Samuel, faormer

TILSTONE FE>ARN ALL is a township and ecclP­ ALPB!.AHAM: is a to•wnship in union, 4 mile& siastical parish formed in 1837 from the parish of south-east from , in the ecclesiastical parish Bunbury, to which was added in 1901 the townships of Tilstone Fearnall, half a mile from the Calveley of Alpraham and Tiverton, r! miles north-east from station on the and section of the London· Beeston Castle station on the Crewe and Chester sec­ and North Western ~ailway, which as well as the ShrQp· tion of the London and North Western railway, and shire Union canal passes through the township. There­ r!! south-east from Chester, in the Eddisbury division are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. .A. of the county, hundred and petty sessional division of Reading Room was erected here in 1892 from funds. Eddisbury, union, Nantwich county court dis- raised by subscription. Lord Tollemache is lord of the­ . trict, rural deanery of Malpas and archdeaconry and manor and· chief landowner. Alpraham Green is a ham­ of Chester. The Shropshire Union canal passes let, half a mile north-east. The area is r,6r7 acres of through the township. The church of St. Jude, erected land and 7 of water; rateable value, £4,673; the popu­ about 1836, at a cost of £I,Boo, by Lord Tollemache lation in 19u was 407, of Helmingham, is an edifice of stone in the Lancet style, consisting of a nave only and an open· western Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delinry Office, turret containing one bell: there are two large mu1·al Alpraham.-Miss Annie Adams, postmistress. Letter& monuments in memory of the Tollemache family : a from Tarporley, Cheshire, arrive at 7.25 a.m. & ;; new organ was provided in 1914, at a cost of £265: in p.m.; dispatched at 10.25 a.m. &; 7 & 7-IS p.m.; 1905 a carved oak reredos and altar were added, chancel sundays, arrive 7·45 a.m. &; dispatched 9·55 a.m floor relaid and interior of church decorated at a cost Wall Box at Calveley Station, cleared at 6.50, p.m.;. of £450: there are 250 sittings. The living was 8undays, 9·45 a.m constituted a vicarage in accordance with Act 19 and County Police Station, J oseph Gregory, constabls 20 Vict. eh. 104, sec. 12, on the voidance of the benefice • of Bunbury in 1907, net yearly value £210, with resi­ dence, in the gift of the , and held TIVERTON is a township in TaTVin union, in the­ l'lince 1908 by the Rev. Herbert Russell Sherwen M.A. ecclesiastical parish of Tilstone Fearnall, on the road of Pembroke Colll'ge, Cambridge. A Parish Room was from Whitchurch, Salop, to Tarporley, 2 miles south from erected in 1893 at a cost of £Iso, raised by subscrip­ Tarporley and half a mile north from the Beeston Castle­ tion. Tilstone Lodge, the residence of Cyril Dewhmst station on the Crewe and Chester section of the London esq. is a mansion pleasantly seated in a small but and North Western railway. The Shropshire Union cana) beautiful park, on the south side of which is a large passes near here. There is a Primitive Methodist sheet of water. Lord Tollemache is lord of the manor chapel. Lord Tollemache is lord of the manor and and principal landowner. The area of the township is principal landowner. The area is I,6gr acres of land 869 acres of land and 20 of water ; rateable value, and 14 of water ; tateable value, £4,442; the popula­ £2,766; the population in I9II was-of the ecclesiastical tion in 19II was 542. parish, r,126; township, 175. Letters by foot post from Tarporley. The nearest post, FOUR LANE ENDS is a hamlet in the township of money order & telegraph offioos wre at AlprS>ham & Tiverton, a mile south from the town of Tarporley. Tarp-orley, equally distant 2 miles Post Office.-Mrs. Elizabeth Faulkner, sub-postmistress. Wall Box, at 'filstone lodge, cleared at 10.40 a.m. & Letters from Tarporley, Cheshire, arrive at 6.40 7·3S p.m.; sundays, 10.30 a.m a.m. ; dispatched at 7·5 p.m. ; no sunday delivery. Public Elementary School (mixed), built in r854 by Tarporley, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money the first Lord Tollemache &; ·supp•orted by his succes­ order & telegraph office f\Ol'S until 1905, when it was handed over to the Education .Authority of the Cheshire County Council, Wall Letter Boxes.-Four Lane Ends, cleared at 10.45 for 250 children; average attendance, 140; James R. a.m. & 8.40 p.m.; sundays, 11.45 a.m. ; Brassey Bell, mastel' Green, cleared at 6.35 p.m. week days only TILSTONE FEARNALL. Houghton Jas. Gordon, Gardenhurst Holland Fredk. catltle dlr.Holly bank Dewhurst Cyril, Tilstone lodge Nield Mrs. Tiverton lodge Mossford John. farmer, The Firs Fetherstonhaugh Capt. Frederick Pease Leonard Joseph, Castleview PaTtington James Edward, tailor & Howard Wingfield, Tilstone house ; Platt Mrs. Kiama breeches maker, near BeestonCastle Wright Arthur John, Tlle Limes station & Turf club, Piccadillv,• London W Shf'rwen Rev. Herbert Russell M.A. Povall Samuel Henry, shopkeeper The Vicarage COMMERCIAL. Pym Herbert, farmer, The Gables Richardson Alfred Lowe, oil cake dlr Aston John T. farmer COMMERCIAL. Simpson Adam C. farmer, Tiverton Aston Samuel Joseph, farmer,Brassey hall Bratt Samuel, shoe maker Green hall Timmis Albert, inspector of weights Cadman John, lock keeper, Tilstone Aston Wm. farmer, Dairy House frro & measures, Tiverton cottage lockis Bate Ellen (Mrs.), miller (water), Vickers .Samuel, beer retailer Davies J. &; Son, corn millers (steam Hortons mill Young Charles, tailor · &; water), Tilstone mill Beeston Golf Club (Lerigo Jones, hon. Young Waiter, blacksmith Platt Joseph, farmer sec) Walley Frank Thomas, farmer, Til- Bowkett William Albert, shopkeeper ALPRAHAM. stone Bank farm Brennan Richard, Crown P.H. Four Bebbington Miss, Alleybank Willett Richard, farmer, The Lock Lane ends . . Entwisle Henry, The Grange Wood Llewellyn Y. farmer, Clays frm Cawley Th_?mas, sohc1tor, Newst.ead Featonby Rev. George (Primitire Wright William, farmr. Tilstone hall Chamberlam E. C. & Co. uon- Methodist), The Manse ~mongers, ~eeston brook Gibb Waiter, Hilbre uheers Edwm, frmr. Four Lane ends Gregory Miss, Antigua TIVERTON. Co~a,P G. _F. & Son, motor & elec- Hil!ham James Wm. Earls croft Cawley Thomas, Newstead tnca. engmeers, Four Lane ends Kiddell-Monroe w. The Laurels Chamber~ai~ Erne~t Charles, Osborne Cowap John Henry, farmer Stockdale Rev. Edgar (vicar of Wet- Coker Wilham, Hillybank Dale Norman, farmer, Brassey Green h ll) St D "d' te 8 Cottrill Harry L. Brassey Green Dodd Frederick, farmer, Fishponds n a • · aVl pusonage Griflith Capt. Edward Wynne J.P. Fleet Hency, shopkeeper COlfMERCIAL. Tiresford Heath Frank, farmer Adams AWlie (Miss ),shopkpr. Post off