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DIRECTORy.J DEVONSHIRE. OTTERY ST. MARY. 347 Anderson-Morshead John Yonge esq. Sunnybank, Salcombe Relieving Officer & Registrar of Births &; Deaths for Ottery Regis, Sidmouth St. Mary Sub~District,Andrew Cornwall, Paternoster row Cave Charles Daniel esq. M.A. Manor ho_ Sidbury, Sidmouth Stamp Distributor, William Hy. Reed, Post office, Broad st Coleridge Wm. Rennell esq. D.L. Salston, Ottery St. Mary Town Crier & Bailiff to the Manor of Ottery St. Mary, Darnell Lt.-Col. Thos. Chas. Stanhope, SirJ.bury, Sidmouth Charles Gover, Sandhill street Marker Richard esq. D.L. Coombe, Honiton PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services:- Were Thomas Keunet esq. Cotlands, Sidmouth Clerk to the Magistrates, Alfred John Dunning Collegiate Church, Rev. William Henry l\Ietcalfe M.A. Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall monthly on thurs- vicar; Rev. George Smith M.A. chaplain priest; Rev. day at II a.m. The following places are included in the George Edward Francis Molineux B.A. curate; 8 & 10.30 Petty Sessional division :-Aylesbeare, Dotton, Harpford, a.m. ; 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; daily 8 a.m. & 5 p.m Newton Poppleford, Ottery St. Mary, Rockbeare, Salcombe SS. James &; Anne Church,Alfington, Rev. Gerald M'Carthy Regis, Sidbury, Sidmouth, Talaton, Venn Ottery & Lewin Reade B.A. vicar; 10.30 a.m. &; 3 p.m. ; &; in sum- "Thimple mer months. 6.30 p.m INSURANCE AGENTS;- SS. Philip &; James, Escot, Rev. Cyri! John Valpy French Atlas }<'ire & Life, J. H. Newton, Poplar cottage M.A. vicar; 10·45 a.m. & 3 p.m.; summer months, 6 Commercial Union, J. Warne, St. Andrew's cottage, Butt's p.m.; wed. 7 p.m hill & G. W. Lingham, London & South Western Bank St. John's, Tipton, Rev. Augustus Archer HuntM.A. vicar; Guarantee Society, E. J. Brutton, Broad street 10.30 a.m. & 3 p.m Imperial Fire &; Life, W. Hake, Broad street St. Michael's, West hill, Rev. Thomas Hill Lowe M.A. vicar; Lancashire & Yorkshire Accident Co. J. H. Newton, Poplar 10.3° a.m. & 3 p. m cottage Baptist, Batt's lane, Rev. Henry Davis, minister; 10.45 Northern, A. Cornwall, Paternoster row a.m. 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; mono & thurs. 7 p.m Royal Exchange, J. H. Hews, Broad street Congregational, West hill Sun Fire,· J. Warne, St. Andrew's cottage, Butt's hill Congregational, J esu street, Rev. J oseph Butler, minister; West of England, Edward J. Brutton, Broad street & G. A. 10·45 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ; mono &; wed. 8 p.m Winder, Escot Wesleyan, Mill street, ministers various; 10.30 a.m & 6 Westminster Fire, G. Luxton, I Albion row, Mill street p.ll.; tues. 7 p.m PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS :- Devon Regiment,3rd Volunteer Battalion (F Co.), Town SCHOOLS;- hall; Capt. W. J. P. Whitaker, commandant; W. H. A School Board of 5 members was formed Oct. 30, 1874; Hastings, lieutenant; Frederick Archibald Gray, surgeon- 'V. J. D. Whitaker, Broad street, clerk & treasurer to the major; James Bennett, drill instructor board; attendance officer, F. J. Carnell, Paternoster row County Police Station, Cornhill, WiIliam Pope, sergeant, & The King's Grammar School, founded by King Henry VIII. 2 constables was pulled down in 1884 & a scheme for the management Fire Brigade, .r. H. Newton, captain, & 17 men of the school property & that of Salter's trust is under the Inland Revenue Office, King's Arms hotel, Mr. Coles,officer consideration of the Endowed School Commissioners: Paxford House Hospital, Lamb's court,Frederick Archibald there is an exhibition of £20 a year tenable for four years Gray L.ll.c.p.Lond. medical superintendent at Oxford University Provident Dispensary, Frederick Archibald Gray L.R.C.P. Board, West hill (mixed), built with residence for master Lond. medical officer; Edward Gover, sec in 1875, for 92 children; average attendance, 80; John Stamp Office, Post office, Broad st. Wm. lly.Reed,distribtr Sharland Cole, master Town Hall Board (infants), built in 1877, for 132 children; average PUBLIC OFFICERS ;- . attendance, 128; Miss ElizabethFreeman,infants' mistress Certifying Factory Surgeon, Frederick Archibald Gray National (boys), Yonder street, built in 1868, for 200 boys; I .. Rc.p.Lond. Amen court & Mill street average attendance, 150; William Warden, master Clerk to Commissioners of Assessed & Income Taxes for National (girls), Sandhillstreet, erected in 1867, at the sole East Budleigh & Cliston Divisions, Alfred John Dunning expense of the late Right Hon. Sir J. T. Coleridge P.C. for Clerk to Church(Rstates) Corporation & to Trustees of Axe's 132 girls; average attendance, 97; Miss Ernma Freeman, Charity, Solicitor to Ottery Feoffee Charity & Clerk to mistress Ottery Highway Board & to Aylesbeare United District National, Alfington (mixed), built in 1849, for 50 children; Scho0l Board, Edward James Brutton, Broad street average attendauce, 35 ; John Newton, master Collector of Income Tax, Laud Taxes & Tithes, John Warne, National, Escot (mixed), for 74 children; average attend- Butts ance, 56; Miss Emily Ann French, mistress Collector of PoorRates,Th0s.In. Carnell, St.Andrew's school National, Tipton (mixed), built in 1843, for 70 children; Deputy Registrar of Births & Deaths for Ott,ery St. Mary average attendance, 62 ; :Miss Elizabeth Charles, mistress Sub-District, Edward Barrett, Mill street Ottery Railway Station, Charles Pilley, station master Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, 4th District, Honiton Union & Medical Officer of Health, Honiton Rural District, CONVEYANCE.-South'VesternRailway,Mrs. Ann Berry,agent Frederick Archibald Gray L.R.c.p.Lond. Mill street CARRIERS To-Exeter, Marker & Williams, tues. & fri Ottery St. Mary. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Davy Miss, Silver street Newton John Henry, Poplar cottage Baker Albert M.D. Raleigh house Dickinson Rev. Frederick Binley M.A. Pearse Henry, Silver street Baker Mrs. Paternoster row Manor house Rawle William, Jesll. street Blundell Miss, Fernleigh Digby Mrs. Broad street Reynolds l"rancis Mortimer M.B. MiIlst Bovett James, North street Edwards Mrs. Silver street Roberts John WaIIis, Broad street Broom John, Cornhill Elliot Mrs. Gilbert, Paxford house Saunders WilIiam, Mill street Brutton Edward James, Broad street Elliott Mrs. Susanah, Broad street Shepherd Richard, Mill street Butler Rev. Joseph [Cong.], Mill street Esworthy Mrs. Cornhill Shorland Mrs. North street Callaway Right Rev. Henry D.D. (late Eveleigh Frederick, Sunny land Skinner Isaac, Silver street bishop of St. J ohu's, Kaffraria, South Farrington Miss, Gosford house Smith Rev. George ll".A. [chaplain priest Africa), Woodcote Fowell Mrs. Cornhill of CollegiatechuI'{'h], The Priory Carter Mrs. Verbena cottage Goodlad Misses, Beaumont house Smith Miss, Thorne farm Coleridge Right Hon. Lord p.c., D.C.L., Gover Edward, Paternoster row Streat Mrs. Cornhill J.P. (Lord Chief Justice of England), Gray Frederick Archibald, Amen court Street Mrs. Paternoster row Heaths court; & I Sussex square w ; & Mill street Swan Mrs. Silver street & Reform, Devonshire & Athenmum Hodge Mrs. Cornhill Sykes Mrs. Ridgway cottage clubs, London sw Jeffery Francis Robert, Hind street Tatam Thomas, Silver street Coleridge Miss Elizabeth, Sand rock Lingham George WiIliam, London & Veal Charles, Cornhill Colcridge "Wm. Renuell D.L., J .p.Salston South ·Western Bank, Broad street I\Varren :\lisses, Cornhill Coles Mrs. Cornhill Metcalfe Rev. Wm. Hy. M.A. Vicarage \Varren Samuel, Claremont Coliin Mrs. Cadhay /l\Iickelburgh Richard Thomas, Mill st IWebb Rowland Hill, North street Cornish Mrs. St. Budeaux Miller '''alter John, Ridgway bouse "Wheaton iVlisscs, Cornbill Cox Mrs. Paternosterrow Molineux Rev. George Edward J<'ran- Williams Edward Gordon, The Cottage Culverwell Thomas, Mill street cis B.A. [curate] Williams ~Irs. Xorth street Davis Rev. Hy. [Baptist], Prospect pI I Morris Mrs. Lamb court CO:.\IMERCIAL. I Baker Henry, greengrocer, Batt's lane Badcock Harry Digby, chemist & druggist,& printer,Broad st Baker Jesse, miller (water). Town mills Baker Albert M.D. physician, Raleigh house Baker John, blacksmith, Hind street Baker Annie (Mrs.), milliner, Mill street Baker William (Mrs.), farmer, Great Wel Baker Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, Yonder street Bampfylde Robert, tailor, l\Iill street.
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    Millmoor Lane, Newton Poppleford £165,000 FREEHOLD A detached house with three bedrooms, a spacious sitting/dining room, a single garage and no ongoing chain. Tel: (01395) 516633 www.harrisonlavers.com Millmoor Cottage, Millmoor Lane, mains shower, hand basin and low level WC. Radiator. Newton Poppleford EX10 0EU KITCHEN 3.8m x 2.4m (12’6” x 7’9”) Timber framed double glazed window to the side. Two double Millmoor Cottage is situated in the centre of Newton glazed roof windows. Timber sash window to the Poppleford, placing it within walking distance of study. Fitted floor standing and wall mounted units. amenities such as a Convenience Store/Post Office, Worksurfaces with tiled splashback. Stainless steel Primary School, Restaurants, Public House and one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit. Electric Village Hall. The seaside town of Sidmouth is hob. Electric double oven. Space and plumbing for approximately four miles away, whilst the Cathedral washing machine. Space for fridge/freezer. City of Exeter, with its International Airport, M5 Breakfast bar. Vaulted ceiling. Cupboard housing a Motorway junction and mainline Railway service to wall mounted gas boiler. Door to the garage. London is approximately eight miles to the west. FIRST FLOOR The accommodation comprises an entrance hall leading to a spacious sitting/dining room, a kitchen, LANDING uPVC double glazed window to the side. a study/hobbies room, a ground floor shower room Access to a part boarded loft space via a ladder. and a connecting door to the single garage. To the Airing cupboard. Doors to: first floor there are three bedrooms and a bathroom.