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Sandeman L"ieut.-Ool. John Glas, Sub- Grace Alexander Oharles, apartments, Robins .Albert, grocer &:; post office, officer, HeT Majesty's Hon. Corps g The Crescent West town of Gentlem.!"PP-at-Arrns, hon. Lieut. Green Charles Corne:ius, shopkeeper Rowe George, beer retailer R.N.R. {ortlllerly Capt. Royal Dra- Griffitbs Harry (Mrs.), West Town Royal hotel (The), facing the sea; goons, Whinhurst; & 24 Cambridge Town hotel, West town every accommodation for families & sq. London W & Engine- court, St. Hayling Island Conservative .A.ssocia- visitors, billiard & smoking rooms, James's palace tion (Sir Cbas. W. F. Craufurd bt. coffee & dining rooms, ladies' draw- Smith Sidney Price, Beech lawn chairman; H. F. Trigg, hon. sec) ing room; good stabling; omnibus Stead William Thomas, Hollybush cot Hayling Is:and Golf Club (Sir ·wi~liam meets all trains (Alfred Smith, man) 'TownsE>nii Meredith, East Stoke lodge Henry Houldsworth hart. M.P.presi- Seasalter & Ham Oyster Co. (William Trigg 11arry F. 2 Claremont vi:la dent; Major F. Banham Knox, hon. Gann. manager) Trigg Harry Richard, Caduceus house sec.; W. Gann, 'hon. treas.) Scott Agnes A. (Mrs.), apartments, 'Trotter Waiter Glass, Bungalow Hayling Island Home for Orphans & Bra.nxho~m, The Crescent 'Walford ·M-ajor John, Java cottage Destitute Girls (Miss O'Ke~l, mat- Sharp Thomas, beer retailer Webster George, Park road ron), East Stoke house Smith Alfred,manager to the Royal btl Whale Mrs. Claremont Hayling Ladies' Go:f Club (:~Iiss Ella South Rants Drug Company COMMERCIAL. Sa.ndeman, capt) Spraggs George Owen, Norfolk inn P.H .:A.ssembly Rooms (H. B. Trigg, prpr) Hoare Mary Ann ('Miss), apartments, Thatcher Samuel, apartments,Park rd Avens Wi]iam, grocer & post office 8 'The Crescent Trigg Harry Frederick F.A.I. auc, 'Barber Alice (Miss), apartments, Sea Honess EJen(Mrs. ), aprtmts.3 Park rd tioneer, surveyor, house & estat& View terrace Horscroft Charles, beer retailer agent, coal & coke merchant, agen\ 'Barber Edward, baker, Sea View ter How George Henry M.D. surgeon, for the manor, & assistant surveyor llarber Harriet (Miss), apartments, Norfolk house to the Havant rural district council Sea. Vi~w terrace Rowel: Jas.chief officer of coast guard Tumer Charles, farmer & landowner 11arber Rebecea (Miss), apartments, Hunt Sidnev Powell, beer retailt>r Twine Edward, butcher & farmer Sea View terrace Hyde John, Maypole P.H 11arnes Charles {Mrs.), draper Jones Samuel, grocer NO:STH HAYLING. "Ea.thing Establishment (John Gold- Jones Waiter Edwin, grocer & post off Brown Henry, Putney villa ring, manager) King Edward, shopkeeper &i thatcher Cooper Laban, Stoke 'Blake Wil:iam Waiter, builder & con- Life Boat Institution (H. R. Trigg, Dibben Frederick William tract~r, p:umber & house decorator hon. sec) Windebank Wi.:liam, Brenton house Clinker James, carpenter & wheel- May Albert L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, & wright, West town medical officer No. 4 district, Havant CO:\IMERCIAL. 'Cole Ebenezer, brick maker union, Chandos house Beard WiEiam, farmer !Cooper Richard, farmer Mould John, butch!O'r, West town Bolton Richard, wheelwright OCourt Ann (Mrs.), haberdasher New man Julia (.\:lrs.), apartments, Bray Arthur, farmer l()omt Edward, fly proprietor Lindisfarne Cutler Frederick, market ga.-dener thers, brick makers Outen Robert, apartments Hoar George Peter, farmer 'Eames Tbos. Beckett, bldr. ·west twn Pearce Thomas, cowkeeper, Mill cot North Sidney, farmer 'Foster James Duncan, wholesale oyster Pettigrew John, frmr. :M:engham house North Thomas, farmer merchant ; & at Emsworth Read & Son, bakers Powell Alfred, farmer 'Fox Mrs. Emily,aprtmts. Staunton ldg Reddawav John George Wooland, far- Rogers David, sho-pkeeper 'Freem:m James, blacksmith mer, Beechfie:d Sims Francis, farmer ~J-anrler Charles, beer retlr. West town Reeves Mark, boot & shoe maker South of England Oyster Co Qas Works (Harry Frdk. Trigg, lessee) Roberts Richard, farmer, Ham farm Street James William, farmer 16-over Willard, shoe maker RogersEliza(Miss),blcksmth.North end Tumer Wm. 0. frmr. & lndownr.Stokt HAZELY HEATH, see Mattingley. HEADBOURNE WORTHY, see Worthy. 'liEADLEY is a large parish and village near the craft esq. The soil and subsoil are sandy The chie£ 1>orders of Surrey and Sussex, 4~ miles north from Lip- crops are barley and wheat. 'l'he area is 6,88x acres of !hook station on the direct Portsmouth line of the Lon- land, 3,343 of which were waste, but about x,6oo or don 11.nd. South Western ra.ilway, and 8 south from x,700 acres of the latter have !been inclosed and planta­ 'Farnham, in the Eastern division of the county, Alton tions laid out, greatly altering the appearance of thi~ 'hundred, union and petty sessional division, Farnham parish, which contains e. portion of Woolmer forest; <:ounty court district, and in the rural deanery of Peters- there are 42 acres of water in the parish ; rateable value. 'field and archdeaconry and diocese of Winchester. The [7,024; the population in 1891 was 1,783. a.ir is remarkably dry and salubrious, and the water river Wey and a stream called "Dead delightfully situated on an eminence near the borders of Water" flow through the parish. The church of All Surrey, and i~ 2! miles oo.st from Headley, 3 north from Saints, rebuilt, with the exception of the tower, in 1859• Liphook station and 2i miles north-west from Hasle­ is an edifice of stone in the Decorat.ed style, consisting of mere station. Grayshott Hall is the residence of A. lng• -chancel, nave, north porch, vestrv and a square tower con- ham W'hitaker esq. J.P. 'taining- 2 bells: the stained east window is a memorial to I Standford (or Sandford) is a hamlet r~ miles south "the Rev. Joseph Ballantine Dykes I\.I.A. rector, 1848 until of Headley, 3 miles north of Liphook station. 'his death, 28 March, 1872: a new or1!3n, costing about Carrier to Haslemere from Grayshott, John SandeD. £300, was placed in the church in raas: there are 350 daily. ~ttings. The register dates from the year 1530. The Parish Clerk, William Gamblen. ~ving is. a rectory, net yearly value £480, with ,resillenc-e, Post, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B., T. M. 0., Express Delivery. m t,he gdt of the Pr?vost and Fellows of Queens ~allege, Parcel Post & Annuity & Insurance O:ffice.-William ()xford, and held smce 18]2 by the Rev. Wallis _Hay Gamblen, sub-postmaster. Letters are received through and late fellow of that college: There 1s an Liphook S.O. at _ a.m. & . p.m.; dispatched at ~averty ~LA. 7 35 2 20 Iron m!sswn chur~h at Gr~y~hott. In the village a:e Con- 10_45 a.m.. & 6.33 p.m.; sundays, rr.4o a.m gregatwnaJ and Bthle Ohr1st1~n chapel!l, each bolrlm!! 200 Post Office, Standford.-Alexander Gordon, sub-post- Jlersons, and at Standford an non chapel for the Bre~hren. master. Letters through Liphook S.O. at 7.1 s a.m. &; Headley ~ark, on the border ?f Woolmer Fore~t, ts the z. 45 p.m. ; dispatched at ro.45 a.m. &: 6.35 p.m. ; -seat of Str Rohert S~muel Wl'l~ht B.C.L. ~n~t.we of the sundays, I2.5 p.m. Postal orders are issued here. but noli High Court of Ju!ltice (Q_uee~ s Bench Dlvtswn), wb.o paid. The nearest money order & telegraph office is all ~rected the handsome mans10_n m 1884.. Eveley, the rest- Headley 2 miles distant -deuce of John Tatham Smtthes esq. m the village of ' StanrUord, i~ a mansion of stone in the Gothic style. The 1 Wall Letter Box, Lyn-dford, cleared at 5·45 p.m.; sun• Bishop of Winchester is lord of the manor. Tlie princi- day, Q.45 a.m pal landowners are Mr. Justice !Wbert S. Wrig-ht, Mrs. Post, M. 0. & T. 0., T. M. 0., S. B. & Parcel Post, An.. Kingdon, Sir Archibald Ke-ppel Mac-donald bart. of Wool- nuity & Insurance Office, Grayshott.-Walter Gillman mer, Mrs. Petar, A. InQ"bam Whitaker esq. of Grayshott Chapman, sub-postmaster. Letters received through 'Hall, Liphook, John Tatham Smithes esq. Ulick John Haslemere R.S.O. (Surrey) at 8 a.m. & 1.30 p.m. .t lJurke esq. Charles Erskine Vertue esq. and J. A. Chal- dispatched at 10.30 a. m. & 1:2.30 & 6.30 p.m HANTS. 13