.KINGSBRIDGE AND} 306 { DODBROOKB. DEVONSHIRE~ (XELLY's Friend Capt. John, 4 South place Beer George, boot maker. Market pl Lane Henry, painter, & r:lerk of Dod- Gillard Mrs. Well house Bickford Thomaa Lewis M.R.c.v.s.L. brooke market, Market place Grant Henry, Ivy cottage veterinary surgeon, Athenaeum place Langworthy Geo. farmer,Rack Park cot Grant Henry, jun. Ivy cottage BonrlWm.manure agent&agt.for Kings- Langworthy Robert, farmel' Hannaford Adams, 2 South place bridgePacket SteamshipCo.New ~ay Li&tone 'fhomas Marshall, butcher, Harvey Thomas, Belle house, Church st Bowman John Wood, baker, The Quay Market place ; & Forest. Kings bridge Hewett Rev. James [Congregational], Brown & Sons, coach builders, Market pl Lidstone Joseph, tailor, Church street The Beeches, Rack park Burgoyne Robt.cabinet m a. Bellevue cot Lindon John Lidstone, relieving officer Jarvis Mrs. Victoria place Chamberlain Ja.mes,agricultural imple- for Kingsbridge 1st district, Rack pk Kelland John, Green hill ment manufacturer Maddick William Thomas, King of Kelland William, sen. Ebrington street Chamberlain Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, Prussia. P.H, Market place Kella11d William Henry, Ebrington st. 1 Emily place Martin Richard, chimney sweeper, Langworthy Mrs. 3 Bellevue terrace Clements Jn.grocr.Postoffice,Church st Ebrington street Lewis Rev. Thomas Curling F.R.H.s. Coleman Rhoda (Mrs.), Rose & Crown Moysey George, shopkeeper, Church st Rectory P.H. Chnrch street Nunn Jemima (Mrs.),grucer, Church st Lindon John Lidstone, Alexandra cot- Crimp Joshua, master mariner · Nunn John, builder, Church street. tages, Rack park Date Wm. shipbuilder &owner ,New quay Pain Henry, farmer, Highhouse Maye Miss, Vauxhall Ford Charles, carrier, Church street Pearse William. jun. baker, Market pr Mitchelmore John Blackler, Church st l''ord John Henry, dairyman & carrier, Pepperell John, cowkeeper, Wallingford Nancekivell Rev. Jame.Huxham Howard Collings, fashionable Church street Twysden Mrs. Churston ladies' & gentlemen's tailol',Market pl Steam Ship Express (Captain Friend,. Weekes James, Chnrch street Jarvis Geo. shopkeeper, Ebrington st agent), 'l'he Quay Weymouth Misses, Windsor lodge Jordan Susan (Mrs. ),rope ma.Market pl Taylor William, farmer, Gentry White Mrs. 3 South place Kelland John• brewer, maltster & hop Trant Pbilip, merchant, see Beer, Trant,. COMMERCIAL. dealer, aerated water manufacturer Balk will & Trant Limited Adams James Evans, architect & sur- & coal mer.London brewery,Church st Trant Philip, jun. merchant, see Beer,. veyor & sanitary inspector to the Kelland William Henry, builder, car- Tram, Balkwill & Trant, Limited local board & rural sanitary authority, penter & undertaker, auctioneer, Tremier Geo. cabinet maker, Church st Church street surveyor,house agent &c.Ebringtonst TuckerBeatrice(Mrs. ),shpkpr.Market pi Alford Samuel Smerdon, Ship & Plough Kingsbridge & ~outh Hams Constitu- Weekes John, builder, Church street hotel, The Quay tional Club (John Robert Gill, bon. Wellington James, tanner, Wallingford Balkwill Charles Henry, merchant, see sec.), The Quay West of England Sack Hiring Co. (.Heer. Beer,Trant, Balk will & Trant Limited Kingsb1·idge Packet Steam Ship Co. 'frant, Balkwill & '!'rant, Limited,. Beer. Trant, Balkwill & Trant Limited, (William Bond, agent), The Quay agents); office, The Quay merchants & contractors; office, The Lakey William, dairyman, Church st Wingate Harry W. mason, Bellevue rKINGSKERSWELL (or CARSWELL) is a parish and I since 1889 by the Rev. George Hickson Feltrim Fagan:M.A. of village, on the old road from Exeter to Torquay, with a Balliol College, Oxford. Here are Hyper Baptist and Wes­ station on the Torquay branch of the South Devon section leyan chapels. The Plymouth Brethren have also a place of of the Great Western railway, 2! miles south from Newton meeting. The Samaritan Society is a charitable institution. Abbot and 3 north-west from Torquay, in the Mid di,·ision supported by voluntary subscriptions. There are some lime of the county, Haytor hundred, Teignbridge petty sessional rock quarries in the parish. During the past ten years diYision, Newton Abbot union, Newton Abbot and Torquay Cottage Art schools have been held in this village, in which county court dis-trict, rural deanery of Ipplepen, archdea- young men have been trained in art, handicraft and design. conry of Totnes and diocese of Exeter. The church of St. and many have in consequence obtained permanent employ­ Mary is a picturesque building of stone, in the Early Perpen- ment in the Aller Vale art pottery works. Traces of the dicular sty le, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, separated castle of the Dinham family are still to be seen near the from the nave by arcades of five arches, north and south church. Barton Hall, I mile east from the village, the seat porches and a western tower of the Late Decorated period, of Hercules Edwin Brown esq. J.P. lord of the manor and with a turret and containing 6 bells, of which the tenor was chief landowner, was originally erected in 184o, but corn­ re-hung in 1887 : over the north porch is a parvise, now pletely destroyed by fire and rebuilt in I 862 : the present used as a vestry: in the church are three recumbent house is a handsome mansion of red sandstone, standing in effigies; the earliest (t35D-142o) is that of a lady in a richly- about 25 acres of park land and commanding beautiful sea.. worked head-dress and mantle, and supported by mutilated and land views. Jacob Ley esq. of Holmleigh and Mrs. cherubs ; the other two are those of a knight and lady of Hyde are also landowners in this parish. The soil is various. about the same period: the former is in bascinet with principally red loam ; the subsoil is a red gravel. The camail, and has on his tunic four fusils in fess, the arms of chief cl'Ops are wheat, barley and oats, and the neighbour­

the Dinham family, who had a castle here adjoining the hood is celebrated for its cider. The area is 17741 acres; chntchyard ; the lady wears a coronet and a dress and rateable value, £6,895; the population in 1891 was I,o3o. mantle with _!ich ado~nments. and fas~nings ; these ~ffigi~s WHILBOROUGH is a hamlet, 1 mile south. Letters for this were placed m the wmdow ~Ills durmg t~e restoratiOns m place come through lpplepen. 1834 and 1874, _when 1_1ew wmdows were mserted, an~ are Parish Clerk John Ad~ms. now coated With whitewash : the north porch retams a ' . fragment of an aumbry, and there are sedilia and a piscmain PosT & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insur~nce Office.- the chancel: the church was reseated in 1s34 and again in John Crocker, sub-postmaster. Lett~rs arnve frmn New- 1887, and the chancel was restored in 1874 by the Ecclesias- ton Abbot at 7·5 a. m. & 4 p.m. i d1spatched ~t I. & 6 tical Commissioners: there are 300 sittings. The regi!lter p.m. ;_ sundays,_ ro.go a. m. The telegraph office IS at uf baptisms and burials dates from the year 1702; marriages, the railway station from the year 1712. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent- National School (mixed), erected in 1S58, at a cost. of l45o, charge [210, average £159, net yearly value £250, with for 170 children; average attendance, 175: Albert Wm. residence (built in 1836 by the Rev. Aaron Neek) and 9l acres Searley, master; Miss Elizabeth Gidley, infants' mistress of glebe, in thegift of the vi cat' of St. Mary Church, and held 1 Rail way Station, Charles Hill, station master Kingskerswell. Codner Miii8, Tor Hill house Goyen Miss, Endean Priors PRIVATB RESIDENTS, Codner Mrs. Rose Hill house Goyen Captain William, Endean Priors Bailey Joseph, Albany terrace Codner 'fhomas, Bessmount Haneock Miss, Rock cottage Baker Frederick A. 0. 3 Bradley ter Drew William, l{illstead Hannaford Mrs. 2 J3radley terrace Beachey Richard William, Fluder house Elia Julius, 'for Hill house Hyde Mrs. Rose hill Brown Hercules Edwin .J.P. Barton hall England William Charles, H. M. assist- Ingles John Chamberlayne, 'rhe Wol