DIRECTORY,] :MIDDLESEX. UXBRIDGE. 331 elusive of the dividend of a Grand Junction Oanal share now in the hands of trustees, styled "lords of the manor of the value of £240; a perpetual annuity of £10 for six in trust," who dispense the charities and perform other pooc men and women, left by Mrs. Anna Clarke in 1704: duties. 20 shillings yearly out of the rent of the Goorge inn for The area of the tJownship is 89 acres; rateable value, bread to be distributed on Christmas day, left by John £14,437; the population of the township in 18gr was Hill in 1744: the poor's allotment, or Hogmoor's gift of 3,154: and of the Local Board district, 8,206, which in­ four acres at Uxbridge moor, producing £15 rcarly, is cludes part of Hillingdon, s.o52. for poor people not in receipt of pari~h relief : and a The populastion of the eccllesiastical parishes in 1891 more recent charity called "the Wells gift," conl'iisting of was, St . .Andrew's, 3,055; St. John's, "Cxbridge Moor, the interest of .£ 6oo for the benefit of the poor of 1,95 I • the town, was !~eft by William "Wells in 1834. The cottage l'arish Clerk (St. ~[arg-aret's), John King. hospit-al, on Uxbridge <XJmmon, estaJblished in 1868, was (St. John's), R. H. Sargeant. rebuilt in 1878, and contains 6 beds, the number of " (acting) (St. .Andrew's ), Robert William " patients treated in 1893 was 45· Burleigh. The manor of Uxbridge was part of Colham, but is OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL IXSTITUTIOXS &c. Post, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. Express Delivery & Annuity · Wakefield Charles Marcus esq. Belmont, Uxbridge & Insurance Office, 182 High st,reet.-Charles Gay-lard, Clerk, Charles Woodbridge, 38 High street postmasrter. Letter.s arrive from London & the West The following place>s are in the Petty Sessional divi- of England 4.20 a.m.; London & t:he Norlh 6.30 a.m. ; sion :-Oowley, Oranford, West Drayton, Harefield, Har­ London & all parts g.I5 a.m. & 2.15, 6.20 & 9.25 p.m lington, Harmondsworth, Hayes, HiHingdon, Ickenham, Town deliveries commence at 7 & ro a.m. & 2.45 & 6.45 No'ttholt, Ruislip & Uxbridge p.m.; sundays at 7 a.m. only Petty Sessions are held every monday at the Tov;n Hall London letters dispatched at 8, 10.I5 & II-45 ll.m. & 2.15 at II a.m 4-30 & 10 p.m.; L. & N. W. midday mail. down & G. Public Establishments. N. down, II a.m.; Slough, 1 p.m.; Slough & Windsor Cemetery, Kingston lane, William Mercer, clerk to the nt 3- 25 & 10 p.m.; West of England at 8· 1 5 p.m. On 'burial board; John Charles Wise, sext()n sunday, London letters dispatched at 8."5o p.m.; Sluugh, County Court, held at the Town Hall, High street, on Windsor & Maidenhead & West of England at 8.r5 p.m. tm~sday in every month, His HDnor William Haworth Foot messengers are dispatched for the villages at 6 Holl Q.C. judge; Charles Woodbridge & T. H. R. & II a.m. & return at 10-3° a.m. & 7-45 p.m. Money Woodbl"lidge, registrars & high bailiffs; Charles Hutson, orders are granted & paid from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. clerk to registrars; Wm. Eames, assistant bailiff. The Telegraph business transacted from 7 a.m. t<> 9 p.m. following is a list of pla<:es in its jurisdiction :-Middle- week days; sundays from 8 to 10 a. m ·sex: Cowley, Cranford, ·west Drayton, Barefield, Har- Sub-Post Office, Ux'bridge Moor.-:~Irs. Elizabeth Bow- lington, Harmondsworth, Hayes, Hillingdon, Ickenbam, dler, sub-postmistress. Letters are dispatched tu Ux- Northolt, Norwood, Ruislip & Vxbridg-e. Bucli:.s: Chal- fb.ridge at 10. 20 a. m. & 4· IO & 7-3° p.m.; sundays, font St. Peter, Denham, Fulmer, Hedgerley Dean, Iver 7.15 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid & Langley Marsh Sub-Post Offices, M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance For Bankruptcy purposes this C{)urt is included in that Offices.-The Greenway, JDhn Wilkins, sub-postmaster: of "Windsor, C. Merce•r, senior official receiver; H. dispatched at 7.30 & 9-45 a.m. & 1.35, 4·5· 7-3° & 9·5 Shirtcliffe, assistant official receiver, 95 Temple cham- p.m.; sundays, 7.25 p.m. roB High street, Arthur hers, umdon E 0 Bailey, sub-postmaster: box cleared at 7·3°• 9·3° & Oertified bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress II.35 a.m. & 4·5c' 7·35 & 9~~obp.m. ; sunddays, 8b p.m. Amendment .Act," .In. Eames, Cowley rd. ; J. M. Nor- only. Uxbridge ommon, .lllt ur Blanchar , suJ -post- man, 36 Hig-h street; John Buckingham, 24 High master: box cleared at 9· 10 a. m. & 1.45, 4, 7- 20 & street; Henrry Morten, jun. 45 High street; Edward 9-30 p.m.; sundays, 7-3~ p.m. only. Rockingham Willis, go St. Andrew's; E. P. Newman, 42 High road, Waiter G. Hutchmgs, sub-postmaster: box st.; B. T. Gales, 20 New ~Windsor st.; John Amor cleared at 7.20 & 10·25 a.m. 1.30, 4· 10• 7·3° & 9-I51 Penny, so l\Iontague rd.; H. C. Belch, jun. IHarlington p.m.; sunday, 7·5 p.m · Corn Exchange, High s.treet, where corn returns are Local Board. made by factors on the market to the inspector ; John Offices, The Public Rooms, where meetings are held the Connett, Wensley villas, Cowley road, Uxbridge, inland last tuesday in the month, at 7 p.m. revenue oflicer. Notice-A box is placed near the en­ ·. trance door of the Exchange for the receipt of returns Sir W. H. Stephenson K.C.B. chairman. I Cottage Hospital, Park road, Lady Cox, ban. sec. ; Elected in I8gr. Elected in r8g2. I Charles Roberts M.R.O.S.Eng. & .Ambrose Cha·rpentier Ashton, William Norman, J ames M. M.D.LoncL surgeons; Mrs. Elizabeth Edginton, matron Coad, William Taplin, John Inland Revenue Office, The Chequers hotel, High street, Smith, Philip R. Wakefield, Charles M., J.P John Omnett, officer Mercer, John Elected in I893- Metropolitan Poi·ice Station (X divisiDn), 45 Windsor Stephenson,Sir W.H., K.C.B Davidson, Dr. John street, William ·wade, sub-divisional inspector; Ja~es Wilkins, John Hibbert, James Calvert P·ritchard & Charles Whitlock, 3rd class· inspectors, 6 Elected in 1892. Hilton, Rev . .Arthur D., M.A ·sergeants & 28 men Bailey, .Arthur Leno, John Monrogue Hall (for lectures &c.), George street, Payne Bird, W . .A. Osborn, Jabez & Sons, proprietors Guilland, James B. Staniford, John Town Hall & Public Rooms, High street, William Fass­ Clerk, William Garner, solicitor, 159 High street nidge, proprie-tor; John Camac, hall keeper Treasurer, Henry Wm. Woodbridge, Old Bank, Uxlaridge Uxbridge Joint Hospital Board (ro members), Sir Wm. Medical Officer of Health, Wm. Rayner, 6g St. Andrew's H. Stephenson K.C.B. chairman; Charles Woodbridge, Surveyor, William Lionel Eves, 54 High street clerk, 38 High street, Uxbridge; lVilliam Rayner, Sanitt.~;ry Inspootor, James William Williams, 1Vater­ medical officer, 6g St. .Andrew's, Uxbridge; Bertram works, Uxbridge moor Freeman, supt. Palmer's Moor farm, Iver; Mrs . .Alice Wat~r Ins.pector, .Alexander Rae, Lawn road Rae, matron Collect<Jr, Albert Lambert, 22 Vine street Volunteer }<'ire Brigade ; engine house, ·windsor street ; Benjamin T. Gales, acting supt. ; George Crook, hon. Omnty Magistrates for U~bridge Petty Sessional sec. ; Charles Rose, hon. engineer Division. Greville Lieut.-Col. .Arthur Charles, The Cottage, Grove Voluntee-rs. road, Uxbridge, chairman 2nd Volunteer Battalion, The Duke of Cambridge's Own Byles Waiter Barnard esq. M . .A. Harefield hou;;e, "Cxbridge (~Iiddlesex Regiment) (E Company); Drill hall, New Cox Frederick esq. Harefield Place, Uxbridge "Windsor street; Lieutenant "William Garner, jun. com­ Craggs Henry Foxton esq. Ruislip Park, Uxbridge mandant; Sergt. William Henry Olarke, drill. instructor Fane-de Salis William esq. M . .A. Dawley court, Uxbridge Uxbridge Union. Harrison Henry Anthony esq. Mayhurst, Harmoridswortb, Slough Board days, alternate fridays. Master Robert Edwaro e-sq. The Furze, Hillingdon, Ux­ The Union comprises the following parishes :-Cowley, bridge Harefield, Hayes, Hillingdon, Ickenham, Northolt, Mosley Ernald esq. 47 Princes gate, L<mdon SW Norwt?oo, Ruislip, Uxbridge & ·west Drayton. The Tarleton .Alfred H. esq. Breakspcars, Harefield, "Cx­ population of the Union in I8gi was 30,271; area, bridge 26,744 acres; rateable value in r8g4,• £203,757 .