354 DEVO:N":-HIRE. [ KELLY'S • earved dwarf oak .screens, given by Mrs. Lewis, placed at peculiar beverage into the d}strict to the surgeon of a "their head: the west window has been fi!Jed with German regiment which was at one time quartered stained glass, and also a window in the north aisle in he:re. Citrons and oranges are grown here to a large memory of Mrs. Ingles: there are 500 sittings. The size. There are agricultural implement works, and earliest existing parish register dates from the yea1 several commercial wharves. By a charter of Hen. Ill. · xps, many ancient documents and registers having ~ated 7 Jan. l256-7, an important cattle market is held perished in a fire at Langwell House about r83o. The on the third Wednesday in every month, and is attended liring is a rectory, net yearly value £2ro, with 14 acres by large numbers of butchers and agriculturists; an of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Lewi~, and open ilquare near the centre of the town, called Market lteld since 1915 by the Rev. Douglas Hilton Briggs M.A. Cross, is devoted to the purposes of this market. Under ef St. John's College, Oxford. The rectory house was the same charter the king granted a two-days fair, to be enlarged in 1897· The United Methodist chapel, erected held on the vigil and festival..-of St. Mary Magdalene, Qt 1867, will seat 250 persons. The Kingsbridge and July 21 and 22. John Walcot M.D. better known as South Hams Constitutional Club, established in June, ~'Peter Pindar," the celebrated lyric and satirical poet , 1887, occupies p:remises near the Quay. The building of George Ill.'s reign, was born at Dodbrooke in 1738, i1tcludas reading, billiard, smoking and writing rooms, and educated at Kings bridge; his residence, . called af).d was opened on the 6th January, rBBB; it is "Pindar Lodge," still remains; he died in Somers town, managed by a committee vf lg me:tpbers. Dodbrooke London, 14 January, r8r9. Alexander Ball Crispin esq. is famous for " white ale," a beverage cumpounded is lord of the manor, and resides at Dodbrooke Manor. of malt, hops and flour, and fermented with an in­ Welle House, an ancient residence of the Champer­ gredient called " grout," which is manufactured in nowns family, of which a fine gateway still remains, this neighbourhood only: the manufacture wa!ll at is now the property and residence of Mrs. Lewis. · ene time so large that the rector levied a tithe Sexton, James Peter Oldridge. u jt ; tr&dition assigns the introduction of this OFFICIAL ESTABLISBMENTS, LOCAL INST~TUTIONS &c. :Poat, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.- Northcott William, Fairies hall, Buckfastleigh John Edward Dixon, postmaster, fore street Parker Oxley Durant, Sharpham house, Ashprington, Totnes Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Offices:-. Pike William Herbert, Sandhil!s, Salcombe, Devon Ohurch street, Dodbrooke. Mrs. Hannah E. Chamber- Prettejohn Thomas BrowneFord,Chillington,Kingsbridge lain, sub-postmistress j Tanner Edmund Fearnley, Scoriton, Cheltenham The Quay, Dodbrooke.-John Wood Bowman, sub-post- Watson Richard Huxham D.L. Brookfield, Totnes master Windeatt Edward, Hookwood, Totnes. URBAN DISTRIGr COUNOII.. Also. the Mayor of Totnes, the Chairmen of Totnes & .Meets at the Feoffee Room on the second tuesday in each :iGngsbridge Rural District Council, the Chairmen of month at 6.30 p.m. Bnckfastleigh, Kingsbridge & Salcombe Urban District Members. Councils are ex-officio justices Clerk to the Magistrates, Francis Knowles Windeatt, Chairman, George Saunders. - Church terrace, 'fotnes. Retire in April, rgzo. Deputy, B. N. 0. Prettejohn,47a,Fore st.Kingsbridge. Ht'nry Thomas Adams I Paine W akeham A. E . .A.. Ford Henry Bushell Williams Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall, Kingsbridg_e, on the first. monday in each month at 11.30 a..m.& at the Retire in April, 1921. / Guildhall, 'fotnes, on the second monday in each month Oaleb P. Callard 1 William Henry Kelland at 11 a. m. The places included in the petty sessional William Henry Coyte: · · George Hill division are :-Ashprington, Berry Pomeroy, Blackaw­ Retire in April, 1922. ton, £uckfastleigh, Buckland Tout Saints, Charleton, .A.,_ P. Trent j Thomas H. Jarvis Chivelstone, Ghurchstovv, Cornworthy, Dartington, Dt-an 1. 0. V. Stoneman George Saunders Prior, Diptford, Dittisham., East .A.llington, East Portle­ mouth, Harberton, Halwell, Kingsbridge & Dodh1·ooke, Officers. Loddiswell, Malborough, Morley, North Huish, Battery, <Jerk, William Beer, solicitor, Fore street Salcombe, Sherford, Slapton, South Brent, South Treasurer, Frede:ric W. Spencer, Lloyds Bank, Fore st Huish, South Milton, South Pool, Stoke fleming, Stoken· Medical Officer of Health, William Tudor Webb ham, Thurlestone, West Alvington, Woodleigh ' .M.R.C.S.Eng.t L.R.O.P.Lond. Tresillian, Fore street iUJ"!eyor & Sanitary Inspector,John Hole,Market arcade KINGSBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL . .Bat& Collootor, J. E. Hannaford, Fore !!treet The parishes are the same as in the Union, with the KINGSBRIDGE & SALCOMBE PORT SANITARY' exception of Kingsbridge & Dodbrooke & Salcombe. AUTHORITY. Council meets at the Kingsbridge Guardians' Bmnd • room, Union, on alternate saturdays, at 3 p.m . Meets at Board Room, Union Workhouse, Kingsbridge, Chairman, John S. Waiters Symons about three times a year. Chairman, JYilliam Henry Kelland, Ebrington street. Officials. Officials. Clerk, William Beer, Fore stree-t 01erk, William Beer", Fore street Treas~rer, Frederic W. Spencer, Lloyds Bank Lim~ted, Treasurer, F; W. Spencer, Lloyds Bank Ltd.Kingsbridge Fore street Medical Officer of Health, D. 0. Tvrining M.R.O.S.Eng. Medical Officer of Health,William Tudor Webb M.R.C.S. Saleombe Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Tresillian, Fore street Surveyors of Highways, Edward A. Stephens, Fernbank, COUNTY MAGISTRATES OF THE STANBOROUGH & Wes~ Alfington & Waiter Robert Denbow, 3 Ahing­ COLERIDGE PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION~ ton terrace Chair taken in rotation. • Ba.lkwill Charles Henry, Ashleigh, Kingsbridge PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. llarran Ch:nles, Manor house, BfliTY Pomeroy, Totnes Avon & Erme Fishery Board, William Beer. clerk Brunskill Hubert Favrcett, Buckland Tout-Baints,Kings- Cemetery, 'Charleton road, William Beer, clerk to the bridge bu,ial board Ohampernowne Arthur Melville n.A. Dartington hall, County Court, Town hall, His Honor H. W. Lush-Wilson Totnes K.C. judge; B. N. 0. Prettejohn, registrar & Oonran Maj. Gerald Marcell, Brad ridge house, South high bailiff. The court is held every alternate Brent, Devon month ; the following places are included in its Esrle Lt.-Col. "'Francis Alfred, Bowringsleigh, West jurisdiction :-Aveton Gifford, Bigbury, Blackawton, ' Alvington, Kinggbridge Buckland Tout Saints, Charleton, Chivelstone, Church­ F'ronde. Ashley Anthony C.M.G. Collapit Creek, West stow, East .Allington, East Portlemouth, Kingsbridge Alrington, Kingsbridge & Dodbrooke, Kjngston, Loddiswell, Malborough, Mod­ Furneaux John, Torview, Buckfastleigh bury, Ringmore, Salcombe, Sherford, Slapton, South Hamlyn Jatnes, Bossell park, Buckfastleigh Huish, Sonth Milton, South Pool, Stoke Fleming, Harria Charles, Roseland, Kingsbridge Stokenham, Thurlestone, West Alvington & Woodleigh Harvey Sir Robert D.L. Dundridge. Totnes For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that Kingwell John Richard Toms, Great Aish, South Brent, of Plymouth, Alfred Norman Felix Goodman, 7 Buck­ . DeYoa. land terrace, Plymouth, official receiver .