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DIRECTORY.] BUCKlNGHAMSHIRE. WALTON. 207

by the tenants of the Wotton estate. There is a small Schools. mission ball erected in 1895. The area is r ,4 n acres ; Elementary (mix~d) (Church of ), built rgro rateable value, £r,6o2; the population in 1911 was 253. bv Miss .Alice de Rothschild, fur rBo children, in Post Office, Westcott.-Mrs. Mary Cripps, sub-post- piace of the former school, built 1845 ; Samuel Cnttill mistress. Letters from arrive at 7.20 a.m. Camp A.R.C.O. master Elementary (mixed), rebuilt in r8g7, at a cost of [2,000, &; 1.30 p.m. (for callers only) week days & 7.40 a.m. for 236 children ; George Rushton, master ; Mrs. &; I:i noon sundays; dispatched 12.30 & 5.30 p.m. ; Elizabeth Alice Rushton, infants' mistress sundays, 12.5 a.m. Waddesdon, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money order & telegraph offics , Westcott, built in r87o, & enlarged in r8g2, for 70 children ; vountary school under Aylesbury County Council; :Miss Mabel :Miranda Wilkes, mistress W.A.RMSTONE is a hamlet half a mile south-east. Railway Stations. , Joseph Varney, station master WOODRAM is a hamlet. The area is 838 acres ; Waddesdon Road, Thomas Smith, station master rateable value, £856; the population in rgn was 64. Westcott, Thomas Smith, station master Carriers to Aylesbury. Josiah I. Crook & Son, wed. & is a hamlet 4 miles south-east. sat. ; George Roads, daily, except thurs. ; Herbert Parish Clerk, Phillip Cherry. Owen, wed. & sat WADDESDON. Evans Fredk. Geo. seedsman, Wood st Taylor Joseph, miller (steam) & Figg Harry, The Bell P.H forage contractor PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Figg William, plumber Thorne Benjamin, cycle agent Chinnerv Miss, The Cedars • Franklin Brothers, grocers & bakers 'I'horne Geo. farmer, Up. Blackgrove Farmer Rev. Jame8 Edmund Gamul Garner Edwin, shoe maker Thorp George, boot maker M.A. (rector), Rectory Gilson Wm. Hy. & Son, blacksmiths Treadwell Saml. farmer,Windmill hill Gaitskell Miss E. Redcot Goss .A.rthur, farmer, Rectory farm Turnham Henry, Five Arrows hotel Morrison Alexander Thomson M .B. Goss Thomas Griffin, saddler & boot Village Hall The Roses . maker, High street Waddesdon Institute (Eustace A. C. Murray Mrs. The Cottage Grace Emma (Miss),grocer & beer dlr Sims, sec) Rothschild Miss Alice de, Waddesdon Griffin George, fruiterer Waddesdon Philharmonic Society (S. manor; & 142 Piccadilly. London W Holland Albert, farmer C. Camp A.R.C.O. conductor) Sims Eustace A1·th. Cecil, The Gables Holland J oseph H. builder Waddesdon Provident Benefit Society Stothert Rev. ChaTles Motley M.A. Halt Richard Head,farmer, Black gro (S. C. Camp, sec) (curate) Humpbrey Edward Thomas, grocer Waddesdon Town Band (Eli James Wildridge H.St.John, The Hermitage Johnson George Frederick, head gar- Oripps, sec) Wildridge Thos. Tindall, Green end dener to Miss Alice de Rothschild Waddesdon Wesleyan Temperance Keedle Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Brass Band (Albert Evans, sec) COMMERCIAL. Morrison Al11xander Thomson M.B., Waiter Augustus, watch & clock repr Early closing day, Thursday I p.m. B.Ch., B.A.O. surgeon & medical Webb Frederick, draper Ada.m! Rebecca (Mrs.), farmer, officer to No. 5 (Waddesdon) dis- Warmstone Park farm trict, Aylesbury union & medical EYTHROPE. Alcack Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer officer of health to Aylesbury Rural Flowers W. C. & A. J. farmer!!, Alien J. & H. chimney sweepers District Council, The Roses Beachendon Biswell Arthnr, chimney sweeper Newman Ewart, butcher Gibbs Edward, land steward to Misa Blake Georg-e, dairyman Owen Herbert, carrier Alice de Rothschild Brackley Ralph, coal dealer Paxton Fred, family & commercial Monk Charles Hy. farmer, Sheepcote Burton Beni amin,farm bailiff to Miss hotel ; garage ; cars for hire. Tele- Rose Herbt. frmr. Eythrope Park frm .A.lice de Rothschild grams," Paxton, White Lion hotel" Butler Charles, builder & contractor, Price & Sons, butchers WESTCOTT. practical joiner & cabinet maker; Provincial Gas & Lighting Works Ltd. estimates gi.Yen for all kinds of {Alfred Gould, local manager) Adams Cyril George & Ralph Leopold, work, Grove villa Reid James, builder & contractor farmers Camp Samuel Cnttill A.R.C.O. organ- Richardson Lawrence, house steward Cooper John, farmer, Upper farm ist at Parish church & teacher of to Miss Alice de Rothschild Cooper John, farmer, W estcott Field music Ridgway Edward Henry, farmer, farm Cherry Albert Ed ward, photograph eT Upper Blackgrove Cripps Ernest. g-razier & assistant overseer Roads George, jobmaster & carrier Cripps Mary (Mrs.), shpkpr. &post off Clear William Henry, insurance agt Robinson John James, cartage contr Curtis John Thos. farmer,Manor frm Club & Reading Room (George Alfred Russell Wait. grocer & bee-r: retailer Goss Jas. Seamons, frmr. Church frm Sims, president & treasurer; H. Saunders George, farmer Go ss J oseph William, farmer St. John Wildridge, sec) Saunders Herbert John, draper &c Go~s Thomas, farnter, Lower farm Collyer Alfred, tailor Seaman Charles, gamekeeper to Miss Gudgin Charles, shopkeeper Crook Josiah I. & Son, egg dealrrs Alice de Rothschild Rogers Charles, farmer & carriers Sharp George (Mrs.), wheelwright Washington Frank, White Swan P.H Crook & Jndd, builders Sharp James, wheelwright Wood Thomas (Mrs.), beer retailer Crook E. grocer & baker Sims George Alfred, land steward to Dennis Jesse, dairvman Miss Alice de Rothschild,Estate off WOODHAM. Dodwell & Son, g-rocers & bakers Southam Frederick, builder Goss William, fanner, Oving Hill frm D:vmock John, Bakers' Arms P.H Southam Snsan (Mrs.), dress maker Herring Harry, farmer Evans David, cycle agent Southam William, hair dresser Smith Edwin, farmer Evans Fred, coal dealer Styles Geo. Alfd.stationer & tobaccnst Taylor David, farmer, Ham Green WALTON is a parish on the river Ousel, 2l miles and chancellor of the diocese of Peterborough, who died nOTth from Fenny StTatford station on the Cambridge, in I70I : in the chancel is a brass, with rhymed vPrsetl Bedford and Bletchley branch of the London and North in English and Latin, to Elizabeth, daughter of William Western railway and 4! miles south from Newport Pag-- 1 Pyxe, r6r7: another monument, erected in r672, by his nell, in the Northern division of the county, hundred, 1 sons. Charles and Henry, is to Bartholomew Beale. lord petty sessional division, union and county court district I of this mfl.nor, who died in r66o. with medallion por­ of Newport Pagnell, rural deanery of Bletchley, arch- r traits of himself and his wife: the church affords 107 deaconry of and . The sittings. The register of baptisms and burials dates parish is supplied with water from by from the year 1508; marriages, r633. The living is a the Fenny Stratford Water Works. The church of St. rectory, net yearly value £r8o, including 47 acres of Michael, which stands isolated in the meadows, is a glebe. with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chanrellor building of st-one chiefly in the Decorated style, and was and the trustees of the late Rev. George Wingate Pear!le thoroughly restored in r86r : it consists of chancel. M.A. alte1'natelv, and held since rgo2 bv the Rev. nave, south porch, and an embattled western tower of William Seys Eaton M.A. of Queens' College, Cam­ the Decorated period containing 2 bells: the chancel 1 bridge. A charitv of about [r2 a vear, left bv an un­ :retains 11edilia, and has a priest's doorway: the font i!' i known donor. i!l for the poor; the church land prodm·e8 Decorated and has an octagonal basin, adorned at the fo, annu;11lv. for thP maintenance of the fabric of the base with a mou1ding of trefoils: there is a mural church. Walton Hall, a noble man~ion of brick. the monument in the nave, with a fine medallion portrait prope:tv and residence of Vaughan Harley esq. M.D. is by Joseph Nollekens, of Sir Thomas Pinfola knt. LL.D. pleasantly seated in a well-wooded park of abont 5o