786 WITCHINGHAM (GREAT.) [Norfolk . Hume Mrs. Hill honse Starling George, miller, Winterton mill Annison James, thatcher and pork Troth John W. lighthouse keeper butcher Waite.James, the "Fisherman's Return Brown Maurice, carpenter and joiner, Inn," Church street Clink Watson John, lighthouse keeper Bullock William, market gardener and White John, grocer and draper, Black post office street Evans David, chief officer of coast guard Wilton Goorgo, schoolmaster George Philip, carrier Woodrow William, shopkeeper, King George Isaiah, grocer and draper, Black street street Hewett J a roes, baker and confectioner, FARMERS. Jnby Willi!l.m, Board schoolmaster Juby Mrs. Sophia, Board schoolmis­ Boult Edwa.rd Robert, Winterton Hall tress farm King James, "Three Mariners Inn," Empson James, jun. and shoemaker Empson J ames· Lamer George, bricklayer J ohnson George Page Thomas, bricklayer, Black street Starling George WITCHINGHAM (Great), includes the hamlet of Lenwade, and forms a large village and parish about 6 miles E. of Elmham station, 3! S. of Reepham, and 10 N.W. of Norwich, in Eynsford hundred and St. Faith's union, diocese and arch deaconry of Norwich, rural deanery of Sparham, and county court district of Aylsham. The parish contains 2,197 acres. The Hall is a beautiful mansion surrounded by a park, woods, and fertile grounds. The church, St. Mary, is an old building with square tower, containing two bells. The living is a vicarage, and is consolidated with the rectory of Little Witchingham, in the incumbency of the Rev. William Howard, B.C.L., who has about 36 acres of glebe land and residence. The tithes of Great Witchingham are commuted for £262 to the vicar, and £488 to the Masters and Fellows of New College Oxford, who are the appro­ priators and patrons and lords of the manor. The Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have each a chapel here. Here is also a National school. One mile south of the church is the hamlet of Lenwade. The population in 1871 was 640. Postal Regulations Reepham is the nearest money-order and tele­ graph office. Post town, Norwich. Carrie1· to andfrom Norwich John Elliott from his own house to the Bess of Bedlam, St. Martin's, Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, returning the same day. Tho.qe marked * resid~ at Lenwade. Champion R. J. miller, corn, seed, and coal merchant, Lenwade mill Howard Rev. William, B.C.L. Vicarage *Crane William, blacksmith Sullivan Colonel, the Hall *Dunt John, surveyor and valuer, in­ Verdon Mrs. Mary ventories and valuation for probate, &c. made GENERAL TRADES, &c. *Elliott John, tailor and carrier *Fairman Samuel, basket maker *.A.therton, Henry, saddle and harness *Gaskins William, parish clerk maker *Graves John, "Bridge Inn,'' Lenwade • Andrews James, shoemaker *Gray William, "King's Head" *Brigham Mrs. Elizabeth, baker Holland Mary, shopkeeper *Brown George, builder, wheelwright, *Howlett Benjamin, shopkeeper and smith and Ehopkeeper post-office .