- , 196 PERSHORE. ,,~ORCESTERSHIRE. [EELLY S County Police Office, High st. Inspector, William Walker, Alfred White, Eckington; Pershore su'b-distriet, John la constables are stationed. here Wadley, High street, Pershore County Court Office, Bridge street, His Honor Robert The Workhouse, about a quarter of a mile south from Wood Ingham RA. judge; Alfred Ricketts Hudson, Holy Cross church, is a structure of brick, erected in registrar & acting high bailiff. Court days every two 1836, at a cost of £3,000, & will hold 220 inmates;. months at the Police court. Th~ following places Rev. John Henry Bridgwater M.A. chaplain; James G. are within the jurisdiction: Abberton, Besford, Rusher, medical officer; Edward Field, master; :Mrs. Birlingham, Bishampton, Bricklehampton, Charlton, Field, matron Comberton (Great & Little), Croome D'Abitot, A detached infirmary was built in 1891, at a cost of Cropthorne, Defford, Dormstone, Drakes Broughton, £1,597, & a new board room & clerk's office weDe addell Earls Croome, Eckington, Elmley Castle, Fladbury, at the same time, at a cost of £740 Flyford Flavel, Grafton Flyford, Hill & Moor, Hill Croome, Holy Cross (Pershore), Kington, Naunton School Attendance Committee. Beauchamp, Netherton, North Piddle, Pensham, People­ Clerk, Arthur Edward Baker, Bridge street, Pershore­ ton, Pinvin, Pirton, St. Andrew's (Pershore), Severn Attendance Officers, The Relieving Officers Stoke, Stoulton, Strensham, Throckmorton, Upton Snodsbury, Wadborough, Walcot, Wick-juxta-Pershore PUBLIC OFFICERS. & Wyre l'iddle Assistant Overseer & Collector of Poor Rates, Peopleton. For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that Holy Cross, St. Andrew & Defford & Clerk to St. An· of Worcest,er; Luke Jesson Sharp, Whitehall chambers, drew's Parish Council & Holy Cross Parish Council. 20 Colmore row, Birmingham, official receiver; Chas. Charles Edward Ballinger, Whitcroft Woollett & E. Cox, 45 Copenhagen street, Worcester, Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, Edward Thoma. assistant official receivers Grizzell, High street Fire Engine Station, Church street, Capt. Ernest Smith Collector of Taxes, Alfred White, Eckington Music Hall, I High street, George Phillips, proprietor Coroner for the Southern Division, William Henry :Moore, Stamp Office, High street, Mrs. Eliza Dash, distributor Malvern Wells Surveyor of Taxes, A. G. Burton; office, The Cross, Volunteers. Worcester Town Crier, John Mantom, Newland 2nd Volunteer Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment (F Co.), Bridge street; Capt. Francis Ohecketts, com­ PLACES OF WORSIDP, with times of services. mandant; Sergt. Edward Hollier, drill instructor Abbey Church, Rev. John Henry :Bridgwater M.A. vicar; 8 & II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m. & 6.45 p.m.; PERSHORE UNION. wed. 7.30 p.m Board day, tuesday alternately, at the Union, at II a.m. St. Andrew's Church; 7 a.m. &; 12. IS, 2.30 & 3.15 p.m.; The following are the parishes in the Union, viz. :-Abber­ wed. & fri. II a.m ton, Besford, Birlingham, Bishampton,Bredicot, Brickle­ Baptist, Broad street; Rev. Julius Harnwell Feek; lJ hampton, Broughton Hackett, Charlton, Churchill, a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; mono 8 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m . Cropthorne, Defford, Dormston, Eckington, Elmley Mission Boom, Head street Castle, Fladbury, Flyford Flavel, Grafton Flyford, Primitive Methodist, Broughton; 10.30 a.m. &; 6 p.m.; Great Comberton, Hill & Moor, Holy Cross (Pershore), wed. 7 p.m Kington, Little Comberton, Naunton Beauchamp, Wesleyan (Mission Room), High street; 10.30 a.m. t Netherton, North Piddle, Norton-by-Kempsey, People­ 6.30 p.m ton, Pinvin, Pirton, St. Andrew's (Pershore), Spetchley, Schools. StouIton, Strensham, Throckmorton, Upton Snodsbury, Broug'hton (mixed), built in 1868 & enlarged 1891, for at) White Ladies Aston, Whittington, Wick, near Per­ children; average attendance, 61; W. H. Bonehill, mstr shore & Wyre Piddle. The population of the union in National, Binholme (mixed), built in 1884, for 200 boys; 18g1 was 13,005; area, 52,123 acres; rateable value average attendance, 143; William :Brickell, master. in 1899, £88,754' Girls' & Infants', built in 1840, for 400 children; aver· Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Arthur age attendance, girls, 134; infants, 89; Mrs. Marianne Edward Baker, :Bridge street, Pershore Brickell, mistress; Miss Edith Tomkiss, infants' mist Treasurer, Geo. Edmund Abell, Lloyds :Bank Lim. Wrcstr Believing & Vaccination Officers &; Collectors to the Railway Stations. Guardians, 1st district, John Wadley, High street, Per­ Pershore, Henry Goodyear, station master; an omnibu9 shore; 2nd district, Alfred White, Eckington from the Three Tuns hotel meets most trains Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Eckington &; Flad­ Railway Carriers.-Richard T. Smith, agent to Great bury districts, Martin Woodward M.R.C.S.Eng. Bridge Western railway; Michael Spiers & Sons (of Deftord), street, Pershore; Grafton Flyford &; Upton Snodsbury agents, Midland railway; J ames Michael Spiers, re­ districts, John Golby Rusher M.R.C.S.Eng. High st. ceiving office, Bridge street Pershore; "pershore district, James :Benjamin Rusher M.B.C.S.Eng. Hi~h street, Pershore Carriers to:- Superintendent Registrar, James Milward, Bridge street, Defford Station-Michael Spiel'S & Sons, from High Pershore; deputy, Charles E. Ballinger, Whitcroft, Sta­ street, daily tion road, Pershore Worcester-Wo Smith passes through from EImley Castle. Registrar of Marriages, John Wadley, High st. Pershore on wed. &; sat.; Hopkins, from Great Comberton, OJ) Registrars of Births & Deaths, Eckington sub-district, wed. &; sat PERSHORE. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ganderton ·Mrs. Clifton ho. Broad st Partridge Rev. WaIter Ernest Clarb Baber Rev. Sydney RA. (curate), Gauntlett Rev. In. Geo. M.A. Ash viI RA. (curate), Broad street Broad street Goddard Arthur Cornelius, High st Pearce Wm. Perrot hQuse, Bridge sl Baker Arthur Edward, Bridge street Goodwin Philip Bucknall, The MiU Roberts Mrs. Manor house Beynon Arthur, High street house, Bridge street RUB-her James Benjamin, High stree) Blizard Miss, Bridge street Grizell Edward Thomas, High street Rusher James Golby, High street Brickell William, Bridge street Greenway Edward(Mrs.),KnottyElms Rusher J(}hn Golby, High street Bunn Mrs. Bridge street Grewcock Mrs. Bridge street, Salsbury William, Bridge street Burden Edward Lucas, Pershore ho Hudson Major Alfred Henry B.A., J.P. Simpson Charles, Broad street Bridgwater Rev. John Henry M.A. The Abbey Smith Arthur William, High stree\. The Vicarage Hosgood Sebastian, Bridge street Smith Ernest, High street Champken George, Bridge street Humphrey Miss, Bridge street Smith Mrs. John, Broad street Checketts ~Iiss, Clergy house,Broad st Humphries Christopher Geo. The Hall Smith William, Broad street Clark James, High street Humphries Mrs. The Hall Swain William, Bridge street Coombe Mrs. Bridge street Kemp Mrs. High street Wadley J ahn, High street Cross Edwal'd Wilberforce, Bridge &11 Langford John, High street Woodward Martin, High street Earl Isaiah, Bridge street Milward James, Bridge street Woodward Miss, High street, Feek Rev. JUliU8 Harnwell (Baptist), Osborne Mrs. Bridge street Workman David Malins, High stree' The Manse, Broad street Pace Mrs. Broad street Wridg,my :Miss, High street Gammon Charles G. Amerie court Pace WaIter Thomas, Broad street COMMERCIAL. Andrews Holland, baker & market gardener, Newland Amphlett Delia (Miss), apartments, Bridge street Applebee Frances Mary Sheaf (Miss),brewers' agt.High et Andrews Alfred, haker & market gardener,Newland house Badham Harry Alexander, solicitor, see Badham & Brookes.