DIRECTORY.] KENT. BEXLEY. 69 Jackson Arthur, beer rUr. 45 High st Reffel's Bexley Brewery Ltd. brewers Williams Joseph John, jobmaster kc. Jones In. King's Head P.H. 65 High st & wine& spirit merchants,Bourne rd 37 High street Judd George N. beer ret. Vicarage rd Relph William & Sons, auctioneers &0. Winch Richard Ford M.A.bolS' school, Keeble James Frederick, market gar- 30 High street Rugby house, Cold Blow dener, Vicarage road Roberts Edward Charles,jobmaster,64 Winser Joseph C.solicitor,Glenthorne, Kelsey Edward Bailey, butcher & far- North Gray road, Station approach Parkhurst road mer, 50 High street Sargent Alfred Henry, shopkeeper, Winter Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy reposi. Kemp Emily (Miss), boot & shoe ma. Albert road tory & stationer, 6 High street 36 High street Savag-e Harold Francis, builder, 92 Wright Jas.plumbr. &c. 40 Hi~h st Kimpton Benj. watch ma. 12 High st North Cray road King .Tohn, smith, 73 High street & Shaw Wm. Duke, builder, Albert road HALFWAY S:r'REET. 10 Victoria road Shiers Decimus Thomas, newsagent, (Marked thus t recelv.e letterS thro' Knipe Thos. A. tailor, 82 High street 84 High street ~lItham. The remamder through Laimbeer Edwin, laundry, 7 High st Smith George Mence, grocer & oil &; Sldcup R.S.O) Laws Henry, Three Blackbirds P.H. color man, 28 High street PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Blendon Smith Henry, dairyman,Parkhurst I'd. Barnaby Jethro Julius, Jellapahar Lee William, boot mkr. Hartford rd & 16 High street Beamish Mrs. Halfway Street house Letham Thomas William, beer retIr. Smith Walt. Hy. builder, 70 High; st Clarke Major, Penhill 73 High street Stacey Thomas. &; Sons, plumbers &. tCooper Frank, Forest lodge Lincoln Wm. job master,Parkhurst I'd decorators, North Cray road Dunn Henry, Elmleigh Linggood Alfred & Sons, drapers & Stidolph John, cabinet maker & uphol.- E~leton Charles, Fern cottage outfitters, 77 High street sterer, 4. High street Egleton Mrs. White house Lucas George William,builder'4 North Sutton H. (Mrs.), dressmaker, I tGaze William, Woodbine Cray road & Bourne road North Cray road Griffin Thos. Jas. 4 Victoria terrace Lucas William Edward, house agent, Swift Goorge William Edward, gar- Holness Waiter, ~ Victoria. terrace surveyor kc. see Dann & Lucas dener to W. G. Little esq. Blendon Houlder Alfred Henry, Hurst place :Macalister Alexander, Railway tavern, Taylor James, basket maker, Hurst Jones Mrs. The Cottage 38 High street cottages, Hurst road Kekewich LewiR Penrlarves J.P. :March Herbert; Daniel, general shop, Tel1JScher Edward, hairdresser &; to- Lamorbey I Vicarage road bacconist, 49 iHgh street Kemp Caleb, Lochinvar Martin's Bank Limited, bankers(Chas. Thompson Johanna (Mrs.), dress mkr. Lepine Rev. John Foster (vicar of J. Wilson, manager), 8 High st. 5 Victoria road Lamorbey) (at·tendance from Eexley Heath daily Tomlinson George, saddler,43 High st Liebenrood Fitzhardinge, Red! house from IQ.30 to 12.30); draw on Tookey Wm. Hy. draper, 54 High st Neale Alfred, Wingfield house London office 68 Lombard st. EC Trengove Reginald A. commercial Richards Mrs. 2 Victoria terrace Mason Alfred J~mes &; S()n, chemists, traveller, 13 Salisbury road Ryan Claud, Red cottage &c. 24 High street Trollope Edward, gardener to Hobert Thomas Fredk. William, Glyn cottage Mason Ernest Noel L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. Cooper esq. The Cot. Nth. Oray I'd Willett Edward, The Limes dentist, 24 High street Twitchen Thomas Edward,shopkeeper, Matthews Arthur D. grocer, bottled 6 North Cray road COMMERCIAL. beer merchant &; agent for W. &; A. Victoria Homes for Aged People (Rev. Barker Sarah (Mrs.), laundress Gilbey Lim. wine &; spirit merchants, J. H. Wicksteed' M.A. president &; Champion Waiter Charles, plumber &; 2 High street, Oxford place 'hon. sec.), Bourne road house decorator Maunders Francis, baker & confectnr. Vinson Harry, farmer, Hurst farm, tChilds Thomas, florist 10 High street Hurst road: Cousins Edward, smith, farrier & :Moore James, The George P.H. 74 Walker Joseph Eagland L.R.C.P.Lond., ironmonger High street M.R.C.S.Eng &; Hinds (Thomas Dunn Henry, builder &; decorator Morgan Geo.laundrY'32 North Oray rd 'Valter) M.D., L.R.C.P.Lond., Goby Ernest Greenwood, fly proprietr Morley Samuel B. corn & flour dealer, M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeons, II9 High st Gower Henry, carman 85 High street Walker Joseph EaglandL.R.C.P.Lond., Hayes William, farmer, Hollies farm Morris Samuel A. grocer, 78 High st M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. physician &; Himsworth George, Sidcup Station htl Moss Emily E. (Miss), dress maker, surgeon, see Walker & Hinds, II9 Kemp Caleb, carman 5 Bourne vale, Bourne road High street Ladbrook Henry Russell,provision dlr Murch John Grant,commercial travel- Watkins Arthur, carman & contractor, Lane Wait. wood dlr. 6 Victoria cots ler, 23 Salisbury road 2 Salisbury road Lawrence Frederick, dining rooms Newman William, tailor, Albert road Watkins Edward Bowler, farmer, Tan- Martin John, painter et decorator Nichols Wm. postmaster, 42 High st yard farm, Bridgen Moye Frederick John, station master Noy Emms (Madame), costumier, Watkins Edwin, Blue Anchor P.H. Neale Alfred, florist, Wingfield nursery Albert road Brigden Phillips Ernest & Co. grocers, Post off Odd Thos. basket maker, Albert road Watson E. J. (Miss), fruiterer, 39 Randall Thomas, jobbing gardener Penfold William,blacksmith,80 High st High street Reavell Frederick H. boot maker Penney, Son & Parker Ltd. grocers &; Webb Hy. In. wood dealer, Blendon Sabell Edwin William, confectioner & tea dealers, 53 &; 55 High street; Weller Fanny (Miss), laundress, tobacconist &, a.t Dartford North Gray road Sweetapple Fanny (Mrs.), laundress Player Charles WaIter, accountant, 9 Westbrook George Thomas, beer re- Tyrer iHarry & Co.Ltd. coal merchants Salisbury road tailer &; wine & spirit mer.47 High st Vinson Edwd.frmr. Halfway St. frm Prescott 'Villiam, pot-atoe salesman, Whiffin Frederick, dyer &i cycle a.gent, Wilson Robt. Findlay, BlackHorse P.R 18 Hartford street Bourne road Windebank Henry, gardener to L. P. Ramsay John, station master Williams Thomas, butcher, 22 High st Kekewich esq.), Lamorbey cottag& Radcliffe Thomas, Coach &; HorsesP.H. Wild Thomas, jobbing gardener, 31 Workmen's Reading Rooms (Samuel 35 North Cray road Salisbury road Hook, caretaker) . :BEXLEY HEATH with WELLING and UPTON. BEXLEY HEATH is an ecclesiastical parish, formed 13 aM 12 stained windows, besides several memorial win­ April, 1866, from the civil parish of Bexley and is on dows: the church has 900 sittings, hall of which each side of the road from London to Dover, with two are free. The register datel! from the year 1842. stations on the bra·nch line ()f the South Eastern and The living is a. vicarage, net· yearly value £260, Chatham railway from Blackheath to Erith, 12 miles from with residence, in the gift of the Hon. R. Marsham London, 6 south-east from Woolwich,.3 west from Dart­ Townsend, and held since 1888 by the Rev. Henry ford and Il north from Bexley. For civil purposes it is Lawrence Fry M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. within the pa.rish of Bexley and is in the Norlh Western Here is a Baptist chapel erected in 1823 to seat 46o; division of the county, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, Ruxley Congregati(mal chapel, built in 1851, with 600 sittings.. hundred, Dartford petty sessional division, union and ~md 6 WeSlleyan chapel. A cemetery of '5 acres was county court district, and in the rural deanery of East formed in 188o, at a. cost of £2,700, and has one mortuary Dartford and archdeaconry of ·Maidstone and diocese Qf chapel: it is under the oontTQl of a burial board of 0 Canterbury, and jurisdidion of the 'Metropolitan Police. members·. The Public Hall, built in 1870, at a cost of The district is lighted with gas by the.. West Kent Gas Co. about £2,000, and the property of a limited liability and supplied with water by the Kent WaterwoTks Co. company, is a structnre of brick in the Gothic style, from works at Crayford. Bexley Heath' and Welling, with a concert room seatin,g 500, besides three other large forming the Christ Church Ward, return members to rooms>. The Cottage Hospital and Provident Dispensary, the Bexley District Council. Christ Church, erected in in Upton :road, built in 1883-4 at a oast ()f £1,54°, and 1877, is of Kentish ragstone, in the Gothic style; there enlarged in 1887, is intended f01" nine adult patients, five.