[.] YEtl>~M .. 114: POST OFFICE :Bush Rich d. tailor, beer retailer, cattle dealer &c.Oteney grn 'Meade Frederiek Tudor, farmer, HigliwOfld :Byford George, baker&; fa.rmer, green Miller Jotm, fa11m bailiff, St. John'• green Camps Charles, inland revenue ~fficer, St. John's green Miller R~bert, cooper, Church lane , Cann Charles, 'Bull,' W rittle green Monk .OhaTles, l(l&rpenter ate. Writ tie green Cannon Charles, 'Cock,' Higbwood Most~.John, farmer, Caton Henry, butcher, Romanis place Newey Charles, farmer, Beadle'• hall Challis William, farmer., Oxney green Nicolls Joseph,' FOlC ~ Goose,' Co6ksrnill green Chapman Mrs. blacksmith, Beadle's end Norrington William., farmer, Radley green Collicutt William, tailor, Oxney g:reen Nottid~e Henry, farmer, Highwoods Copland William, farmer, Wick street farm Odtly Josepb, farmer & grocer, Cooksmill gr~en Corder Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Reed's farm Oddy Timotheus, farmer, Benediet oats Corlrner Richard, farmer, .OooksmiU Olifler John, boot & shoe maker, St. JBhn's green Crooks Thomas Wall, farmer, Beaumont oats 0Kbrow John," Star,' Brid~e street Crosier Peter, farmer, road Palmer Willia.m, clerk at Writtle brewery, Roman's place Cruilh Robert, •farmer & rate collector, 'Cooksmill green Parnell :James, farmer, Gray's farm Dickson Samuel, auctioneer, appraiser, assistant overseer, Pamell James, jun. farmer, Edney common & registrar of births & deaths, Writtle green Pearson William, boot & shoe maker, Writtle gr('.en Dowson Josepb, farmer, Moor hall Perry John, farmer, Warren farm Edwards Robert, farmer, Oxney green Perry Samuel, shoemaker, 'Cooksmm green Fiteh George, shopkeeper, Edney common Perry Thomas, shoemaker & beer retailer, Cooksmfll green Fitch William, miller, Cooksmill green Pilgrim John, farmer, Highwoods Garwood William, farmer, Cooksmill green Pincheon Willia.m, farmer, Cooksmill green Gennings John, farmer, Edney common Playle Job~ farmer, Higbwoods Gigney Zorobabel, 'Cock ~Bell,' saddler & barness ma"ker, Polley Samuel, beer retailer, road -st. John's green, & at Wellingole & Blackmore P'oole lames, builder & farmer, Writtle green Gray Michael, boot & shoe maker, Bridge street Pt>ole .Tames,jon. grocer &c. Writtle green Griggs Alfred, bakerJ St. John's green Reeves Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Hand's farm Hammond Abraham, baker, Bridge street Roberts William, fave!s green Hardcastle Joseph Alfred, brewer,'& wine & spirit merchant, Rolph William, farmer, Highwood farm Writtle brewerv Rnmsey James, J!rocer & shopkeeper, Oxney green Harris George, blacksmith- & farrier, St. Jolm's green 'SachM ary Ann( Mrs.),postmistress, post offiee,St.John's green Harris William, clerk. -at Writtle brewery, Roman's place Sa~twell Waiter, boot & shoe maker, Writtle green Hem blen Richard, grocer & draper & corn dlr. St. J obn's grn SimonsThomas, butcher & farmer, Writtle gTeen Horsnell Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, Bridge street Skingley William, beer retailer, Lorwhip's lane Humpherys Harriet (Mrs.), preparatory school, Writtle grn Somerville Hy. 'Roae ~Crown,' & plmbr. & glzr. Writtle gm Hunt Thomas, tailor, Writtle green ' Sorrell Thomas, farmer, Brickwnll f11rm, Cooksmill gYeen .Johes John, farmer, .Newney green Stock RichMd, farmer, Bondiek's hill farm Johns William Thomas, farmer, "\Vaterhouse farm Summerfield Jabez, plum her & glazier, St. John's green Jones William, agent to Globe fire & life office SummerfieldJoseph, plumber & glazier, Writtle green Lambirth Charles, tailor, Writtle green _ Sutton Martin, -grocer & cheesemonger, & hardwareman, Linds.ell George, grocer & draper, Writtle gree11 St. John's green LivermoreJ"ames leaac, farmer, Horsfrith park Tyrrell William, beer retailer, Oxney green Livermore Robert, bricklayer & parish clerk,Oxney green Warner Frederick, farmer, Wick street farm I.ivermore :Robert Eiger, bricklayer &e. Oxney green W ebster Franeis, baker & corn chandler, W rittle green Lowe John, shopkeeper, Bridge street White Thomas, bntcher,O.xney green lane I.owe Robert, carpenter, W rittle green Wilkinson George, farmer Lowe William, carpenter, Writtle green Wilks Joseph, carrier to CheltA9ford, Oxney green Locking Joseph,' Green Man,' Edney green Williams Joseph, clerk to Writtle brewery, Roman's place Locking Samuel, sen. fa.rmer, Lordship farm WoodJosepll, jun. wheelwright &tsbopke.eper, Lordship lane Marden William, thatcher &c. Oxney green Young Henry, carter, Edney common PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. Mary AnnSach, postmistress. Letters Indepenitent Chapel, Writtle green; Rev. James .Bogie arrive from Cbelmsford 8 a.m. & dispatched 7 p.m. Law, minister The nearest money order office is at Chelmsford PUBLIC ScHOG)LS::- Jnland Revenue O.tfice, St. John's grn.; Chas. Camps, officr N ational ~ .BlenciJwe' s Charity (for bnys &t girls), Church.. :Registrar of Births §) Deaths, t :.Assistant Overseer, yard; Wm. Bwy, master; Mrs. Louisa Bwy, mistress 1\lr. Samuel Dickson, Writtle green British (for 'boys &; gitls), Writtle green; Miss Emily PLACES OP 'WORSHJP:- Williams, mistress All Saints' Church, Rev. A. D. Stacpoole, incumbent CARRIER TO & Jl'BOM CHELKS:PORD.·-losepb Wilks, St. Paul's Chapel of Ease, Highwood; :Rev. Thomas daily, IQxnt>y gree11 Ovens, incnmberrt GREaT and LJ:TT:LB YB:L»BAM. ginally employed for dressing a dinner when any of the GREAT or LowER YELbHAM is ltll ancient place wnich poor inhabitants were married. There is an Endowe4 existed in the time of King Edward the Confessor, aud school, and an almshouse comprising six tenements, which lies on the river Colne, on the high 1'oad from and also a mixed school in union with the National So­ Colchesterto Cambridge, 8 miles south-west of Sndbnry ciety, having at present about 46 children. Hops are station, 10 north of Braintree station, 7 north-west from cultivated in the neighbourhood. The Yeldham great oak Halstead, 8 south-east from Haverhill, and 5 south-west is in the centre of the village; at 4 feet from the ground from Clare, in Halstead Union and Hinckford Hundred, it is 30 feet in girth-it is 80 feet bigh. Mrs. Clarke is North Ess~ The parish .contains an area of 1,820am·es, now lady of the manor of Great ¥eldham; .John Way, and a pDpulntion, in 1851, of 716. The church of St. Esq., lord of the manor of Spaynes Hall, a fine mansion~ Andrew is an ancient building, in the perpendicolariltyle on the·east side elf the river Colne. of architectul"e, with tower, cnave, one aisle, porch, LITTLE or UPPER YELDH.A.M is also in 1Ialsteaa Union chancel, and 6 bt>lls; there are also some handsome and Hinckford Hundred, 10 miles south-east from Haver­ monuments. The living is a Tectory, commuted at about hill, and 9 north-west from Halstead. The parish contains ;£505, with a glebe or 40 .acres and residence, in the gift of 938 acres, and a population, in 1851, of 306. The church .Mrs. Clarke; the incumbent is the Rev. John Marten is small, and the living is a rectory, valued at .£222 yearly, Cripps, H • .A..; the Rev. George G. Holmes, M:. A., curate. and in the gift of the Crown; the Rev. John Gaselee1 Here is a building, now used as a school, which was ori- M.A~ it1 the incumbent. Great Yeldham. JNonn James Bardy, esq Boosey Nathaniel, watchmaker GEN~RY. Ilumball James, sen. esq Bowtell Thomas~ grocer :Braekenbury Horatto, esq. Way John, esq. Spaynes haTI Bowyer Benjsmin, butcher Cripps Rev. John Marten, .M • .&.. Rectory Way Mrs. Spencer farm Chapman Josiah, wheelwright :Eley Mrs T~:A.DERS. • Collar Robert, l!ttraw pl.ait dealer Holmes Rev. Georg~ Gorham, M.A.. Bareham John,]un. beer retaller Finch James, beer retatler [curate] Bare ham J ?hn, sen. bricklayer Firmin J oseph, carpenter Long Mrs Boosey Jos1ab Gershon, carpenter French Geo. blacksmith & wheelwright