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l!'ryer William, beer retailer Ne'-0- Egbam Dispensary (William Hngh1Simmond Frederick, deputy sun:eyor' of Hall James, fishmonger lkrt'sford i:,.R.C.P.LOnd., ~t:a.c.s.i:ng.I Windsor forest & parks, Park side · · Harman James, ca.b proprietor snrgeon; mon. & t.hurs. 10 a.m.), l61Slade William, boot & shoe maker · Harrison Frartci~, carpenter · St. Jude's road IStaines & Egha.m Industrial Co-operative Hioeos & 'Vaterman; shopkeepers· Perkins GeorgE' John, butcher · I Society Ltd. (Walter -Smith, manager), Hone Charles, beer retailer Pile Wm. Hy. shopkeeper, 32 i\fiddle bill Alexandra road Hopkins J ohn George, pa.inter Peel '!'be Misses, private school, North· Standing Emily (i\fiss), teacher of music Humphreys William, grocer croft villas . · !Suhr Herman, hair dresser . -James William, fruiterer, St. Jude's road Randall Frederick, fiorii>t, Middle hill Swann & Co. chemists · · · .Kent Herbert, fruiterer, Victoria. street Roa.ke John, farmer, Bond street ,Ta.rsey George, dairyman, Victoria. stl"e€t .Kent Jose.ph, plumber & tobs.cconist Roake Mary Victoria. (Mrs.), farmer, jT.aylor Henry Geo. baker, Harvest road :Knox Francis, chinmcy sweeper Crown farm t'fbirkel William, boot maker · · Lecaan Ra1·ry, picture frame maker Roake Richard, dairyman, Bond street ·Thomas James Wm. grocer, Harvest rd Ledbrook Ja.s.W.d.raper & boot & shoe dl.r Robbins'Frederick James, wat.ch maker, 1

1Turtill Ja.mes Woods, harness m. aker,

Lees Harriet (Miss), apartments, Holly lo !l3 St. Jude's road · St. ,Jude's road · .Loughlin Cha.des, beer retailer . Rowland Rendall, builder, St. Jude's rd Want Richard, beer ret.a.iler, Harvest rd Macklin Charles, beer retailer, Harvest rd Royal Indian Engineering C-ollege (Col. 1

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w ant Robt.marine store dealcr,Victoria st Maidens Robert, smith ,J. W. Ottley c.1.E., late :a.E. president; Ward .!lfd.J. cos.ch builder, Alexandra rd Menzies Willia.m, architect & surveyor. Lieut.-Col. W. J. Boyes, sec.; for staff Watts .Annie (Miss), apartm~nts; · 12

& surveyor to the Egham & Windsor ~ee p. 161), Cooper's hill I Korthcroft. villas · . Rural District Councils, Golspie · Rudling Alioe (.Mrs.),drssmo..St.Jude's rd iWatts Thomas, beer retniler . -.-

Morris James, carman, Blay's lane Rud.ling Eliza.beth (Mrs.), corn & coa'l

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White Walter, baker & confect.loner .-"!

Morton & Vickers, boys' preparatory dealer, St. Jude's road 'Wbit.e William, beer retailer & ca.rman, school, Scaitcliffe Salter Re&>inald Christ-opher, Temperance Bond street •

.Mummery Alfred William, insurance hotel, Harvest road · !Wiseman Eliza.beth C. (Mrs.), Sun P.H. agent, 30 Victoria. street Skeggs David, ho. furnisher, St. Jude's rd Bishopsgafo ·

ELSTEAD is a pa.risli. and 'l"'illag·e, near the river \Ycy, I field esq. and .Heatherdene of t.he Dowager La.dy Salt. · The 5 miles west from Godalming station on the Portsmouth bra.nch Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lord$ of the manor. The of the Loudon and South Westernra.ilway, in the South Western

1 principal landowners a.re Captain W. H. Rushbrooke of · _.,~

division of the county, hundred and petty sessiona.l division Thursley, W. \~ .. G. Cornwall esq. Lady Jephson, the trnstees .~;\f: " of Farnham, Hambledon nnion,. GuHdiord and Godalm.iug of the late J..ieut.-Gen. Sir F. Marshall {d.1900), ::urs. Combt>, of · .,:·;(!" county court district, rural deanery of God.aiming, arch· Frensha.m, :Mrs. Gooch, and Robert Mowbray Howe.rd esq. ;,'!. j deaconry of Surrey and diocese of 'Vinchester : it is supposed 'of B.road Oak, Seale. Tbe soil is partly light loam and sand; ).":. ,. t.o have derived its name from .having been the "station," subsoil, gravel and sand. The crops a.re barley, wheat·, car-rote, . ~ { Y ·: -or" stead," of Ella, founder of the kingdom of Sussex:. The pots.toes and ryi:. Tbe area is 4,080 acres of land and 26 of· :~'-': -church of St. James is an ancient edifice of stone, with a belfry

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. water, of which 3,600 acres are common land and 29 wate. (; ;$.;;.~.· ~. surmounted by a. spire and containing 3 bells: t.he earliest rateable value, £.i,112; the population in 1901 was 904. . ·. -;~~\t~ portion of the structure dates from the year 1123: the belfry Han.kley is a hamlet half a. mile west -_: •. :..;;(<~Ji

_. ~Wr.is formed .out- of a s~lid balk of oa~, . the s~ps being C'._ut Sexton, Charles Fitkin. ·~, ..• Jf~ ~1 .mto it_: the s_tamed ~.astmndow, er~t.ed !.u ~SBl, 1~~ memonal Post, l\L o. & T. o., T. J.L O., F..xpress Delivery, Pa.reel Post, ~.:.'1.fii !,

to Juha (Smith), wife of the late Su Wilham ll~yues_ bart.; s. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.7"'Jona.t.han Blackmore, µ,~ ;-she died Jan._ 2~, 1881 : the c~urch was. restored m 18.12, ~nd sub-postmast~r. Letters received from God11lming · at i·~ ... :' affords .270. sittings. The register dates Jrom t~e yea~ 1039. 7.45 a .. m. & 12 noon ; dispatched.at 12.IO a.m. & 5.25 p.f:.D ~{~4 'The ~vmg 1s a. rector~, net y~arly value -100, mth residence, W ll L tte B (Cb h . d , U\ I d I" 10 & 5.20 p.m ' .. i;;,•;, and o acres of glebe, m the gift of the Archdeacon of Surrey, a keda r 0~ urc yar "a , c eare -· ;.i::J!l• },· .and held since 1854 by the Rev. Joseph Rhodes Charlesworth wee ys on Y ~ • ·.• '-' :t.L.\. of St. John's College, C&mbridge. There is a Con.gre. ~atioua.I School (mixed), ere.c:-ted in 1852 & enlarged in}~9?; j .gational chapel and a Young Men's Institute a.nd reading for 200 children; average attendance, 170; Edwaro V.ill1an: room. Sntlt.h's charity· of £5 was left by Henry Smith, of Pillinger, master · · 1Vandsworth, and alderman of Loudon, who died January Carriers to:-.30, 1628. River House is the residence of Lady Jephson, Godalming-G. Legg, daily · . "Elstead Lodge of C. Pilgrim eaq. Fullbrook of Gerard Streat- Guildford- G. Legg, tues. & fri. &. John King, toes. &:. fri ~,

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PRIVATE RESIDE~"l'S. Rideal Samuel, Cbalcot Ellis Harry, farmer, Ham fa.rm 'Marked thus* receive their letters through SaJ.t Dowager Lady, Hea.therdene Ellis Job, farmer, River farm

Thursley. . Sharp John, Fir cottage · Horn John, farmer, Fullbrook Allen Alfred, Hill house · St;reatfield Gerard, Fullbrook Illlltitute & Reading Room Bacchns Henry, Abbots Pond Treatt R. Court Mill house Burchett, hon. sec) Baynes Cha.rles C. River house · Jeffrey Charles, general shop . :Bui-gess-Short ;):[rs. The Hermit.age Co¥M:&RCIAL. Keen J3rues, farmer, Staceys · · · 1 '.~ ,..,, . Charlesworth Rev. Joseph Rhodes M .A. *Barna.rd Frederick, nurseryman Legg George, carrier & coal merchant. ". -ii<'.:_{<,; .· P..ectory · Blackmore Jonathi>n, post office · May Frederick farmer Red Rous& fMr&.~ r.;,•,1;~ *Cobb Mrs Bovington & Chalcraft, blacksmiths Payne & Bax~r grocc~s &c ~., •. }. -;) Cornwall William \folfr'ao, Beaufort lo Bowler Bedford Martin, grocer Ralph J11.1:nes, fa;m bailiff to Mrs. Co~ ·~ Cox John Henry, The Bi rchE's B6wler Harry, builder West brook farm . ' ; , r ;~ GOO<'h Rev. Francis, Harco\lrt Brain Richard Benjamin, butcher Stovold Ernest, farmer, Pa.uls!i.ott · ... .,, Hirst James, Fir cottage · Brummell Willia.m, Wool Pa.ck inn Syms John, Golden Ffaece inr. t'~'.{ · Ingram Cha.rlt>.s, Rlst-ead house C::csa.r Julius, farmer Tidy George, farmer, Church fa.rm.: .. J ephson La.dy, River house C<arpenter Cha.des, assistant overseer, Tra.cy Alfred J. carpe.nt.er : " Pilgrim Charles, E!stea.d lodge Heathfield Trussler Wnl. The St.ar P.a. & .C&T:':,

EPSOM (originally "Ebbisham ") derived its name from effectually drained .an<;l the sewage is deodorised and ... St. Ebba, a ~orthuUlbrian princess, and is a. parish and market wise disposed of on an irriga.tfon ground (part of town and the head of a petty sess1onal division, union and Court farm), a. po1'tion being pumped up to higher lao county cou.rt district, delightiully situated on the western returned by gravitation; the effluent, by means of &

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verge of Banste.ad Do,vns, on the ma.in roa<l from London to of deop and surface drainage, is lartrely purified, and rn.DJI Dorl.dug, Horsham, Guildford and Worthing, wit.b st.q.tion~

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the Hogs Mill ri>·er, by which it is disch1trged in~.o the '.l -On the London, Brighton and South Coast, South WC$tern and nt Kingston. The air of Epsom is very salubn~tL~; South Eastern and Chatham railways, and fa 15 ~lies south· 1 t.he town lies in a natur~I bMin, but. tht: upper port~on th.•u.fq wedt-by·south from London by roa.d, 17 by the Bnghton and fiM downs, almost entirely open to the sea. on tJie 80U.~ t South Coast railway, and about 14 by t.he South Western, 16 · and the tempera.hi.re is thuR agreeably vari('(i. It " , mile-~ north-east from Guildford, 9 north-west from Reigate, 1<tit11ted. a. Local Government Dist.rict 19 i>far. JS5i•· · 9 south-west from Croydon and 7 sout.h from Kingston, in t-he provisions of the "Public Health Act·, 1S4S" (1 t;e<! • the M:id division of the county, first division of t.n.e hundred Vi<'t. c. 63), but the government of the town is now vcs ·hb' of Copthorne. rt~ra.l denoer~. of Lcatherht>.ad, a.rc~de~conry l'.r~a~ District !?onncil of 9 members, formed ~~d~~ · -0~ Surrey and diocese of n mc:hcster. The town is lighted Vls1011$ of the Local Government. Act, 18~'! ( .· with ga.s from works t-hc property of thci Epsom and Ewell Ga.s Viet. c. 73). The church of St. Martin is of br1ck ~d­Company, formed in 1839, and al.so with t.he electric light from Ba.th storie dressings, in t.lie GothiG style, ·rebui ~.,.~! works in Church street: it has a. constant supply of water exception of the tower, in the year 1824, at a cDilt,d g from work.~ the property of the Council, sit.unt-ed at E1ist and has a tower wit-h spire coot.q.iuing" a clock an. ii.: street., and there are two largP resen·oirs on tho Downs : the

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t.hc stained east window was erootcd in J 803 : there ti"- . · wat.rr is of supt'rior qnality, but has a.bout 23 dcgrf'es of ha.rd- mcnt, by Flaxman, to the P..ev. 'John Pf.rkhnrst ~·.,....11.;:-ness, arising from the chalk held in solution. Tho town· is of Clare Collrge, Cambridge. the lexicograpbor, ~ . "'!

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:",~\ 21 J.brch. 1707 .and others to the Belfield, Warre and I The grand stand, P.rectcd n 1$20-30, at an expollS<' of £20,000 · · 't~d 11

fanlilie1: tho oldest memorial is a. bra..-s "';.th. the ~aised by 1,000 shares, was considerably enlar2~ a?d altered , B<' 1 of ~arston. aod dated lSll: thero are 1,200 sitt1Dgs, 10 18S6, at au cxPQnse of £12,000, under the dircchon of Mr. A11111be. Lree . . The cbnrcb was wholly closed to interment.a Hatchard Smith A • .R.I.B.A. architect, of Epsom, and forms ~ :~g ISOO. and the churchyard, by the s:1me Order, Cl\D a prominent object on the south from the road bet wren Ewell

.• . ;,SepLbo wed only by thoso ?avi~g family vault<J and gravea. l\nd Epsom.. The chief hotels are ~he." King'• ~ead," a . ~'.'~ · f~be churchyard i:1a s~one_ 1 nscr1bed to Chnrle..• Parkhurst, d. hou.se at wh1cb ~epys stayed w~.cn VJSl~ing Epsom m July, ··~ .. . , .. • , ii J):c: 1704. The register dates fro'?' the year 1685. The 1~67; and tht1 Spread Eaglo. , Th~ Epsom Dt:tachment · · u~· it,. r icaraue, not incomo £300, with 3 a.cres of·g1ebe and ofthe H Co. 2nd Volunteer Battalion, East Surrey H.egimeof., ;.;°/eoet!, in the

0 .... ;{t of Captain Speer and Miss Samuel, aud have a rifle range here, l ,000 yards in length, and a. drill hall

~:e)d si:ieo 1SS3 by the Iieir. John ~a.m~el! of the Dniversity in E3St street. On the C~mn1on ia a. club room, with skittle '°M Odord. and aurrog11te. · St. Johns lt1ss1on church, erected alley, for the use of working meu, erected by J. S. Stranc;a

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Jli84, at It cost oC .£2,~. is o_f brick 'lith slo~e facin~, r.sq. lord of the ~anor, a t I\ cost of £700, from designs by Mr • . •. . the (;olllic stl"le, and will seat ;iOO persons. Christ Church J. Ratchard Smith A . .a.r.B.A. , ~~an ecclc.;;iastical parish, formed July IO. 1$74: the church, Epsom College; erected in tho year 18.55, is of red brick

}· ~1~1 ecrat<ld in 1816, and sinoe entirely rebuilt, is of fiint with aud Ca.en stone, in the Tudor Gothic style, l\nd stands in ... , ~ • ·.,tooe dre1sings, in the Decorated style, and consists of chancel, grounds occupying an area of oirer 180 a.ores: in 1997 a lower .: , ·• •114ve and a. tower with belfry containing 8 bells: the chancel school was added and t.he chapel .enla.rged :" it is a public

.llu been decorated and isa. ir.emoriru to :\ornum Aston esq. : the school for geotlemeo's sons, those of medical men being

.cMncel arch was erected in memory of"the P.el'". Geo. E. Willes. educated at a lower rate: there are fifty foundation achola,r: ~t vicar o!. the parish: there are 600 sittings. The regi~ter dates ships, open to orphan sons of medical men, who are ~lathed, bom the ye:ir 1876. Tho living is a. ~carage, net yearly value boarded and educated grat.is; besides these there l\re al•o

. . ":£11\0. with residence, in the gift of the Bishop or Winchester, about 200 other pupils, 32 boordcr6 being received by the heaq • . , -~': · .and Juild aioce 1881 by tbe Rev. Archer Geori.ie Hunter M •• ~. master : there is also a chapel, gymnasium, carpenter's shpp,

·; ~-'. '..cl Trinitr 'College, Cambridge, hon. cane>n of Winchester aad swimming bath, three laboratories and excelleat fields for · .:i!U~rogate. The Church room in connection with Christ cricket and football : the foundation also maintains over 50

.Church, designed byJ. Hatehard Smith P.ll.T.B . .1. in the Gothio j pe03ioners, either medical tnen or their 'l\<idows. Epsom an4 ·.style, coiWst.s of a large room capable or seating 300 people, . Ewell Cottage Hoepit&I, in Alexa.ndra road, waa erected in

• iutb a stegc and also a lari;e class room. T he Catholic Charob, 1889, at a cost of £2,600. raised by public subecription and ··' -io- an Heatbcore ro3'l, dedicated to St. J oseph, was erected in opened by tho late H.R.H. Princess Mary Adelaide, Ducheu ·_,,,1·. JS57, and has 120 sittings. There is a Congregational chapel of Teck: in 1897 it was ealarged, and now contains 18 beds; :,.' v,f · -.founded in 1688 with 300 sittings, also Wesleyan and ('..;1lvin- including I\ paying ward. The Isolation Hospital in Hook · . .'' ~-~· 8stic caapcb. The llaptist.s hold services in the Gymnasium road has 10 bed:!. The Almshouses, founded by John J,iving ..

H aU. erected in 1900. The Cemetery, in Ashley road, covering stoo, a parishioner, in 1703, for twelve poor widows, were ;au a.re& of a.bout 8 aeres, was completed in 1$71, at a cost of rebuilt in 1871 upon the site of tho old foundation in East .£S,500: it has two mortuary chapels, and ia under the control &trcet, and receive twelve inmates. These a.re not endowed . .of th~ Urban District Council, actfag as a. Burial Roard. The Charities producing over £150 yearly are distributed in bread, -J'o1rn Hall, erected in 1883, at a cost of £4,000, is of red brirk clothiag and fuel. .\\"ational Incorporated Societv for Wai~

... J3nd terra cotta, in the Clo.s.,io style, from de;iigns by Mr3. J. and Strl'ys (Dr. Darnardo's Home), Mittendorff Rouse, Ea!t • Rateh!'rd Smith A.R.l.D.A. of Eps:om : it contairui a. large atreet, was presented to Dr. Barnardo by Miss Mittcndorff,

. ib:alt, 68 by 4-0 feet, and about 30 feet high, with a. stage and and will hold 100 boys. Hookfleld is the residenco of B . • dressing rooms at one end and a gallery at the other: there Braithwaite esq. '1.P.; Woodcote Ps.rk, of Herbert Brooklles<J! -are also club and reading rOOll\$, and a lecture room, ~ by 38 :J.P. ; The Orovo, of The lllisses Pyemont; Woodcote Rouse, ~eet, uid about 15 feet high : the hall wae opened Tuesday, of the Rev. Ed we.rd Willinm Northey M.A., :J.P.; Thn Durdans; .April 3, ISS:l, by the Eul of .Eizmont, and ..,,;ll bold 800 persons. of the Earl of Rosebory !LC., K.T., P.C. ; The ~ells, of Ur$! 'The Tccboical Institute and Art School, also designed by Mr. Jamieson; Woodcote Hall, of Charles Frederick Murray .-J.·Hatehard Smith F.l\.I.11.A. is in the R enaissance style, a nd esq. i Woodcoto Grove, of Alfred Withall Aston e3q. The -was O(lened by the En.rt of Rosebery in 1897 ; in the ground manor formerly belonged to tho abbey of C!hertscy. Henry 'tloor a.re tecbnical clu~ rooms, and on tho first floor fully Mason esq. 11 Ironmonger lane, London E c, is steward equipped art school. There are branchca here of the London of the manor; manor courts are holden in April and. ~nd County llanking Company L im. and the Capital and October, a t . th0 King's H ead hotel. .fames Stucrt >Counties Bank. Brick making and brewinJl arc carried on Strange esq. who is lord of thR manor, th0 Rev. E. 'IV. ~orthey: liore, and there arf.\ also nursery ~ounda. Th'l corn market M.A. Herbert Brooks esq. s.nd the Earl of Rosebery, are tu is held on Wednesday, and a plea.sure (3 days} fair on t he chief landowners. The art's. of the parish is about. 7 square ~~th Joly. The old Asaembly Rooms, in which balls were miles; beiog about 3! miles Jong and about 2 mile4 broad. . :held in th.e Stuart ))6riod, now form part of Waterloo House, The number of acres is 4,413, of which 944 a ro downs and High street. In the ce11tr0 of the High street is a clock tower open common, &nd 3,479 cultivated land, chiefly inclosed

-with an open cupola coutnining one bell. Tho London County gardens and homesteads, and t.110 eite of the town, and 11 of <(~Ianor) Lunatic Asylum on the Common will hold 700 female water : rateable value, £84,271. The population in 1891 }latients. was 8,07, l\nd 1901. 10,915, including 31 officials and 4'i0

The former celel>rity of Epsom was due to its medicinal inmates in the workhouse and 113 officiiUs l\nd 60P inmat.es .springii, situated l mile west of the- to1m and discovered in in the Loudon County Asylum, Norton M11nor. The l~ngth 1618 by one Henry Wirker; the water was at first used of the highways in the parish is about 26 miles, three of which

<Cxternally, a.nd its purgative properties were not ascertained form streets. ~ll about 1630: modern ani•lyses have shown that one gallon Tbe population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 1901 was:-<:outains 480 grains of cnlco.reoua. nitre, but. pute Epsom s11Jt3 St. Martin (parish church), 7,349; Christ Church, 3,566. <:ont.'\ill 59 po.rt,; of sulphuric acid and 41 of magnesia, form.ing Horton is a h'lmlet of Epsom, a mile and a hall north. · ' ~nlphale o{ magnesil\: in tho reign of Q11l'eo Elizabeth the ~ ,:!IPr•ngs were much frequented by the country people, a.nd HORTON ?..CA.."\'OR, comprising l ,OflO acres, has been .. n the time of Cha.rles I. the salts they produced were so cele· acquired by the London County Council (Asylums Board]. lirated as to sell at !5s. per ounce: about 1600 a large concourse for the erection of asvlums for lunacy patients. The Manor "?~visit.ors !locked hither, including members of the nobility, Asylum for females· will hold 700. Horton Asylum will Wi th their families, and numerous foreigners ; and the pin.cc nccommode.te 2,000 patients . The H orton colony for Epi· 1iocar:ne for a. ,•hile a. highly fashiocable centre, and developed leptics, in Hook road, on a portion of the estate, built from ·every kind of popular amusement: in I i20 the wells were in dt-signs of )fr. W. C. Clifford Smith, aAylums' engineer, !a not yet "'lhcir gr~tcat splendour, but in t804 the hou.sc &t the old wells (Dec. 1902) occupioo. "The Manor House" i$ the q uarters -was pulled down: I\ new man!ion was erected on its site in of the l\dminiatrative staff. The Isolation H ospital, Rook 1.8~ by James Stuart Strange e..•q. road. under the control or the District Council, hM 10 beds ; Tlte grent modern celebrity of Epsom is derived fronl its and is to be shortly rebuilt. ~aces, which appenr to hnvc originated in the year 1711, Post. M. 0. & T. 0 .. T. M. 0 ., Express Delivery, Parcel Post, :~lthough the pastime 'of horse racing, accord ing to a pa..-snge S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Letters are delivered "1 Lord (,1n.rcndon's "History of t he Robcllioo," existed in ·. nt 7.20 & 10 a..m. & 2.20 & 6.45 p.m.: sunrlays, 7.30 l\..M 1:his neighbourhood in the days of Cbarfos r. The "Oaks • Letter Box closes nt 9.15 & 10.40 a.m. & 12.1 11, 2.15 k 4 ·l!takes, for three-year-old fillies, wwe instituted in l 7i!l by p.m. 7, 9 &. 10.15 p.m. ; 7.30 Sua<OX & Kent; sanda~ ;E!dw:ird. 12th Earl of Dorhy, and named after hi~ huotin;:?-box 9 p.m. Dispatches at 8.30 a.m. for Burgh Heath, Tad-·:at \Too<lm=st.eme: in the following year be instituted the worth & Kinjtswood; 9.15 a.m. Allhtcad, Banstoo.d, Ewell, 1"e.mou~ "~crby" stakes, for three-year-old colts, and from Headley ti. Wnlton 1.hnt ti mo until uow the annual oocurrenco of these races hns )£ooey orders wanted & paid from 8 a .m. to S p.m . '"been tinint.c::rruptcd. The Spring ~Iee t ing jg held in Apri l, Pnrccl dispatches 1it 9:30 11. m. 12 1\.\11, 3.30, 4 & 9 p.m · -·-whea the "'Metropolitan" and the " City and Suburban" Office open for tclcgrnms from 7 n,.111. t-0 10 p.m. ; eundays, «•tnkes are rnn for, tho "Derby" in May or the begi.nninJ1: of S to 10 a.m . ' .June, the principal daya being Wedncsdny (the Derby day), Town Sub·PO$t & M. O. 0 ., S. B. & Annuity &: Insurance ·when 11. "'"~epstakc of gtt:\t value, dt'pt·nding on the- nom!M-r Office, F.ftst. strt'et.-Walter William Clarke.', sub-~t-•of entries. is run for; and Friday (tho Oak.' d~y): the racCll master. Clcnrcd 8.45, 10.30 & 11.40 a..m. & l.30, 3.60, \take pface oa. the Dow11$, about a mi.le aouth of the town. 6.45, 8.15 & 9 p.m; sunrinys, 'i.45 p.m

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vRBA..'\ DISTRICT COL"'XCIL. Sittings every alternate wedoesday at 5.15 p.m.

Offices, Bromley Hurst, Church street. Chairman, \\alter Gerald Langlands.

v1ce.Cho.irmao, Frederick \\illiam Lodger. Retire in April, 1903.

Gl'Ol'ge James Beams I George Henry Longman Edgar C. Daniel I

Retire in April 1904. Ed~n Bt1rben; Jay / Henry Willia.m Saunders Frederick Willie.m Ledger

Retire in April, 190:>. Walter Gerald J..anglands I Robert ~orman :Rev. Thomas Morrissey

Office."!!. Clerk, Edmond Garratt ".ilson, Church street Treasurer, Rowland O\t'en, London & County Bank Medical Officer of Health, John 't\illiamson M.D., D.P.H. Home· · Jeigh, Heathcote rond, Epsom Electrical Engineer, Herbert Fraser Foster .t...r.c.E. Church at Surveyor & Sanitary Iospet'tor, Edward Robert Capon, · Church stre~t Water Works Manaj!er, T\iJliam Young, East street Collect.or, Thomas Oliver, Bromley Hurst, Church street AS!lietant Collector, Ho.rry C. Gould, Duncannon, Chu.rob st

EPS0~1 RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Meet at t.he Workhouse once a month (wed.) at l.30 p.m. Chairman, Rev. J. Shaw, Epsom roe.d, Ewell Clerk, "illiam Oli;er Reader, Parade, Epsom Treasurer, Ro,vland Owen, London & County Bank Medical Officer of Health, John \\illiamson 11.n. Heathcote rd Surveyors & Jns~ctors of Kuisacces-Eastern dist-rict, W. T.

\\ooldridge, Connell offices, Waterloo road, Epsom; Western district, F. A. Pratlty, Council offices, Waterloo rd. Epsom

Surveyor of Hishways, Thomas Edward Ware, Stonecroft, W oodcote Park road, Epsom

EPSO:M (RURAI,), SUTTON, CARSHALTON k LE.AT.HF.RHEAD (URBA...'l) JOI~T HOSPITAL BOA.RD. Meet· at Sutton on moodays, as occasion may require, at 6 p.m. Chairman, Charles Roberts West, Cheam Chaplain, Rev. \Y. G. Kilpack Cl&rk, William Oliver Rt>ader, The Pa.rnde, Epsom Trea.surcr, James Augustus Tullooh, J.ondon & Provincial

Bank, Sutton Hospital, Cuddington Medical Officer, .Alfred Oram Hoonywill L.R.c.r. & s.Edin.

2 Mulgrave road, Sutton Matron, lfiss Alice J\f. Raynes

COL'1\~ M-.\GTSTRATES FOR EPSOM PETTY SEs.SIOXAL DIVISIO~.

Farmer Capt. William Robert Gamul D.L. Nonsuch. park, Cheam, chairman

Evans Sir David x.c.:-.r.o. Ewell grove, Ewell Vincent Sir William bart. D.L. D'Abernon chase, Leatberhead Sarle Sir Allen Lanyon, G~nhayea, Br.nstead, E'(lSom Bonsor Henry r,oamo Orme esq. D.L. Kingswood Warren,Epsom Braithwaite Bnsil esq. Hookfield, Epsom Bridste1 John Henry esq. Ewell court, Ewell, Epsom Brooks Herbert esq. Woodcote park, Epsom Ohe.Tl)bers Willie.m Ed,~ard esq. Mayland, Mulgrave rd. Sutton Coates Major Edward Feetbam, Tayles hill, Ewell Forster Ralph Collinpood, The Orange, Sutton Gleig CoL Alex. Oameroo, Sutherlands, Sunnt$ide, Wimbledon Gould Charles esq. LC. Guildford house, Farnham Hankey John Barna.rd esq. M.A. Fetcham park, 1.oo-thcrbead Hyalop A.kroyd esq. Hylton grange. Sutton K eswick William esq. ::.l'.P., D.L. Eastwick park, Grut Book­

bam, Leatherhead Lombert Frederick Arthur lieygate esq. 1'.S.A. Fairlawn house,

Banstead, Epsom Northey Rev. Edward William M • .&. Woodcote house, Epsom Phillipa Rev. Ca.non Frederick Parr lt • .i.. :Manor house, Stoke

D' .!bernon, Cobham Rodger Peter Robertson esq. Yewlands, Banst.ead, Epsom Rostron Simpson esq. Riverside, Beddington, Croydon Taylor Capt. John. Frederick William Blake-, 72 Queen's

gate, London s w .Wcat Charles Roberts esq. Cheam The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Epsom 'Crbao & • Rural, Leatherhead & Sutton Urban District Councils arc

ex-officio magistlates . Clerk to the Magistrat.,s, Theodore Rell High at.reet Petty Sessions are holden at the Court hoU11e every monday • at l0.30 a.m. e:ir;cept on bank holidays, when tbey are holden

!>n the .follo~'lng wednesd&y. The following places o.re Included 10 the petty sessional division :-.Ashtead, Bnnstead, Bookham (Great & I..ittle), Cheam, Chessington, Codding· ton, Epsom, Ewell, Fetcho.m, Hendley, Lcatl1erhead, Sutt,an, \\al ton-on-the-Hill .

tPl:BLIC, EST.IBLISB!l1E~TS.

Cemetery, Ashley r oad, Edmund Garratt Wilson. clerk. tu. the burial board; Joseph llam, lodge keepi:r

County Court, .Ashley road ; l:lis li.o~or tne. Hou. Attbur;o Russell, judge; George Henry \\lute, 1eg1st.rar & high. bailiff. ln 184$ a building WWI erect~d .b>: t~e lato hr~ George White for the county court, the JUrtSUtctioo. o{ whick, extends over the following parishes :-Ashtend, Bnnstead., Great a: Little Bookham, L.arshalton, Burgh lieath. Qi~ Ches..-ington, Cuddington.,._Epsom, E\~ell l<etcham, BeaaleI; .. Leatherbead, Tadworth, :Sutton &:. Oxshott >

For Bankrupky purposes this Court ia included in thaL of Crovdon. Alexander :Maekintosh, senior oflicial r«:ci.ver, Thomns Walter John Britten &. Guy l:l.amilton Acbcg0 n:,: assistant official receivers, 2-l Railway approach, Londo11. Bridge, London s :&

Certified Bailiffs under the "Law of Distress .Amendment. Act," Walter Gerald Langlands, High street; WilliUQ Henry Corben, High street ; G~orge William Dixon, Rail­way approach, Sutton

Epsom «. E''<'ell Cottage. Hospital, Alexandra ~ood, Willia?ll Wilson Colta.rt, Edgar George Clement Damel M.A., :U.8., 8.c., M.B.c.s.i:cg. Percy Rendall lll.D. '.l'. A. Alexander lll..D: \Yilliam Clement Daniel M.D. E. N. Reichardt l\ol.D. E..-eU &. Thomas L. Braid'l\·ood M.B.c.s.rog., L.B.C.P.Lond. n1edical officers; Rev •. E. W. Northey, hon. treasurer; J. F. Maio­gay, boo. sec.; Mias Annie Broadbridge, matron . .

Epsom Public Hall & Assembly Rooms Company Limited,. George Henry \\bite sec

Isolation HospitAI, Hook road, Thomas Anderson Alexandu M.D. & c.x.Edin. medical officer; :Miss Emily Spring., watron

Horton Colony for E1Ji.leptie9, Hook road, Charles Rube-rt. Bond n.sc. ct M.D. & c.M.Edin. medical supt. elect

Fire Engine Station, \Ynterloo road, W. M • .Reeves, captain o. John .Bussey, auperintE:nJ.ent, & 12 men

London County Asylum, Horton, Frederick Bryan M..B.Durh. .. lf.n..c.s.Eng. medical superintendent; .Arthur Rotherham liL.l., :111.s • .t s.c.camb. lat assistant mediCAI officer; William. Charles Clifford Smith M.1.c.E. asyhu.n's engineer; A. Y­Llewellyn, clerk ; Miss .M. T. Kirk, matron

Ma.nor Aliylum (London C.oonty), The Common, for 700 female po.tienta, William Ireland Donaldson ll • .i.., ll.D. &. B.Ch.Dub. medical superintendent; "'.illiam James 'f~o~as. M.D. & C.!.!.t:din. sen. assistant medical officer; \\ 1lliam Charles Clifford Smith M.1.c.E. asylum's engineer; F. M­Jarrett, steward & clerk ; l!iss C. ~Iorga.n, matron .

.Metropolita.n Police Sta.tion, V division, Ashley road, Jo~ Condell, station sergeant; :J sergeants & 19 constables

Stsmp Office, James Andrews, High street, distributor urban District Electric I.ight Works, Churt'h street, Herbert.

Fraser Foster .i..1.c.E. chief engineer; Herbert West llush, engineer

Urban Diatrict Wat.er Works, East atreet-, W. Vaux Graha~ c.E. consult ing engineer; William Young, resident.managea:

VOLUNTEERS.

2nd Yolunteer Battalion, East Surrey RegimeDt, Drill bal1. (R Co.), Capt. '\V. R. Bagshaw; J. Wells, sergt.-instructo,r

Cadet Corps, The College, J . A. ~ewsom, cnptaio

EPSOlt: lTh"ION1 Boaro day e.ery alternate wedneaday at the workl!ouae,.

at 11 a.01

The . union comprises the follo,,;cg . parishes :-.!ahtCue~,. Banstead, Carahalton, Cheam, Cbttsington, Cobham. -dingt-00, Epsom, Ewell, Fetcbam, Great Bookhnm, Headley,. Lentherhead, Lit,tle Bookham, Stoke D'Abernon &. Sutton..t. The area of the union is ~3 882 acres· rateable value a Michaelm&a, 190'2, waa £400:740; the 'population in 1901 was 62,021

Chairman of the Board of Guardians, C.R. West, Cheam ... Clerk to the Guardians & .Assessment Committee, \\ illiauJ.

Oliver Reader, Parade, Epsom Treasurer, Ro\\"land Owtn, London & County Bank . Relieving & Inquiry Officera & Collectors to the Guardiallll'~ ~ntral division, John :Xixon, He:ithcote road, EP'~! ~ Eastern division, Hany Tugwell, Vernon road, Sut ·~ \fcstern division, Sept.imua Wellings, Lcath~rhead

Vaccination Officer, James Andrews, High street, BJ?Son:1 t .•. lfroico.l Officers & Public Vaccinatora, A!htcad d11 nc.,.

Willinm Ardogh Smyth L.B.c.p. & s.Edi11 . .!sb!A'ad; Bd°: stead district, Edward Twyford Cbnmberl3.in M.D. BauSWl t.cr Great & Little Bookham district, Willinm James P":t r:' >1.s., B.s., D.P.JC. Tho Croft, Gre11t Bookbam ;· Car.ill o;­district, James Thomson M.D.olaa. Carshalton; CobhahJU • Stoke district, Arthur Hooley L.R.c.p.Edin.. Co~ nm'.'.: Epsom district, William Wilson Col tart r..R.~.P.Lood. ~9i:~f Ewell, Cbessington &: Cuddington d.i~trict, E. Noel Re1c P tta­M.D. Dorset house, Ewell; Headley district, L:\Urenco 0

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ll.R.c.s.Eng. Sunnysidl', Cburt'h street, Lentherhead ; Lcat~eD. h~ad & Fetcham district, Walter Cnnin~on. H~n .

.DIBECTORY .] SURREY. .EPSOM. 16j)

JdJLC.s.wg. Rose cottage, Leatherhead ; Sutton & Cheam EPSOM COLLEGE. district.a, AUred Oram Honnywill L.R.c.P, & S.Edin. The (Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1855).

·Crescent, Mulgrave road, Sutton Oflice-37, Soho square, London w. Superintendent Registrar, William Oliver Reader, Parade, Head Master: Rev. T. N. Hart-Smith lt.A. late ~chole.,;-

Bpsom: depu.ty, Edgar F. Course, Worple r?ad! Epsom of Exeter College, Oxford & Assistant Maator at Marl-]legistrars of . Births & Deaths, Epsom sub-distnct, ~ames borough College

.Alldre"'"S• High sh-ect, Epsom; deputy, ~m:st G. Pulhnger, Assistant Masters: tE. Norman Gardiner M • .i.. *Rev. William College road, Epsom; Carsh.alt~n sub~tnct, H. Tu~e:ll, I A. Thomas M.A. J. A. Newsom M.A. W. D. Cr06Sley F.R.O.S­S~ttoo; Leatherhead sub·d.istnct, Miss C., E. ;~". \\ il~s,. college bursar, •s. R.. Brown ~I.A. T. Neale B.A. •R. C. Lucas. ,High Elms, Leatherhead; deputy, Mrs. } .. Willis, High I B.A.. J. W. Wilson M.A. H. E. Gardner n.sc. H. V. Plum M.A­Elms, Leathei·head I H.F. Lee B.A. T. S. F06ter M.A. L. S. Wood B.A. C. A. Weeks.

1icgistrar of Marriages, ~arles B. A. Williams, 4 La.dbroke B.A. T. I. Watts MUS.Bae.cam. organist; non·resident, W .. rOad; deputy, J ohn ?\ixon, Heathcote road \Yallis (drawing) J. O'Connell (writing & spelling) J. Hailes.

The _\Torkhousc, Dorkin~ road, Epsom! is a. building in the (nolin) ' ' .Ehzabothan style, available for 500 iwne.tes, & has a new Matrons: College ~liss Butler· Lower School Miss Willi&llla • in.fi~mary cn,pable of accommodating 220 p~tients ; J: T. Infirmary, Mjsi: G. H!W33U ' ' r

'\\hite, master: R~v. George Henry J?mchln, chaplain; • Rouse Me.stet. t Tutor in the Head ;.raster's House. ". W. Coltart, medical office.r; ?t!rs. White, matron SCHOOLS

School Attendance Committee. . • Meets at the workhouse every alternate wed. at 10.45 ·a.m. The District Council act as a School Attendance Committee-

Clcrk, William Oliver Reader, Parade, Epsom for the Epsom district, under an arrangement made in Attendance Officers, John Nixon, Epsom; Septimus Wellings, 1887 ; Edmund Garratt Wilson, clerk to the committee;..

Leatherhead & Harry Tugwell, Sutton Richard Spikesmao, attendance officer, St&tion roadr

PUBLIC OFFICERS. Assistant Overseer & Collector of Poor R!ltes, Charles B. A.

'\\illiams, Ladbroke roe.d · Certifying Factory Surgeon, William Wilson Colts.rt L.R.C.i>.

Lond. Waterloo road . Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes for the Divisio:n of Copthorne

& Effiogham, Theodore Bell, High street; MSistant, Arthur Richard Cotton, High street

Collector & Assessor of King's Taxes, Edmund Pitcher, Heath­cote road

Epsom. The schools are under a committee of managersr consisting of the eight trustees of Bre.yne's charity & eight. others which a.re elected e.nnually .

Technical Institute & Art School, opened in 1897, was designed. by J. Hatchn.rd Smith l!'.R.I.B.A.

Kational (boys), Hook road, built in 1840 & enlarged in. 1886-96, for 370 children ; average attendance, 300;.. Charles Vassar, master

.National (girls'), Ladbroke road, built in 1871for250 children;. average attendance, 200; Miss Lowe Brewer, mistress

Infants', West hill, built in 1844 & enlarged in 1872, for 165. children; average att-ende.nce, 132 ; Mrs. S. Cock. mistre.."3.

Infants', East street, built in 1893 & enlarged in 1894, for 29(). children; average attendance, 215 ; ?.Hss Mary Anr;i. Llewellyn, mistress

Medical Officer of llealth for Carsha.lton, Dorking & Leather­head Urban & Dorking Rural District Councils, John Williamson ~t.P., P.P.H. Homeleigh, Heathcote road

Steward of the Manor, Henry Mason, 11 Ironmonger lane, London E c . NEWSPAPERS.

Vestry Clerk, St. :Martin's, George Henry White, Court house, Epsom Journa.J; office, Hjgh street; James Andrews, printer Aahley road & publisher; published tuesday

PLA.CES OF WORSHIP. with times of SerV'l·ces. Epsom Herald; office, High street; James Andrews, printei:-& publisher; . published frida.y

St. Martin's Church, Church street, Rev. J ohn Samuel, vicar; Epsom District Tjmes; office, 12 Grand para.de; Waltei· 11 a.m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m.; wed. & fri. 11.30 a.m.; St.. Fielder Porter, printer & publisher; published wed. & sat. John's Mission Room, Ee.st street, fri. 7 ; sunde.y, 6.30 Epsom Observer; office, 10 Station road: Eirch & Whltting-~t Church, Epsom Common, Rev. Canon .Archer George too, printers & publishers; published friday

Hunter l!.A. vicar; 8 & 11 a..~. 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; matins, Railway St.a.tions. 8 ~.m.; thurs. 7.30; wed. & fn. 11 s.m. & 5.30 p.m. except • London Brighton & South Coast (Town Ste.tioo), Geo. Holds-

st.fri.Jat 7h·~O pC.mth li H th t _,, R F h T I way, 'station mMter; (Do~-ns Station), H. Sparks, station ~cp s, . a o o, ea co e rouu, ev. at er . master

Momsse~, ~inest; me.as, 8.~0 & 11 a.m. ; rosary,_ sermon London .& South Western, Walter ll:Ielhuish Millard, 1t.a.tion. & ?en~diction, 6 p.m. ; da.ily mass, 8 a.m. ; holidays of I ma..ster · . ob~gation, m~s, 8.30 s.m South Eastern & Chatham Ra.ilway (Tattenha.m Corner

l3apt1st, Gymnasium Hall, The Para.de, Rev. Arthur Charles I Station, The Downs), George Privett, station master -· Hodgson ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m

Congregational, Church street . & Lecture Hall, Station road, Carriers to London. . · .~~ Rev. William Summers; 11 a.m. Chlll'Ch street & 6.30 p.m. ; Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited, 128 Goswell road Ii: c, daily wed. 8 p.ni. at Lecture Hall f Pickford's Ltd. daily _

Wesleyan, Waterloo road: 11 a.m. & 6.30 p .m. ; tues. 8 p.m Ward William, Heathcote road, _daily

PRIVAU RESIDE~"TS. Bayfield Wjlliam John, R06e villa, Bright Ernest, 24 Station roa.d ,.,..; Absolon Arthur, 7 Laburnum road Worple road Brist?w Wm._ Portland. house, A!lhley road Alexander Miss, 2 Waterloo road Bayliss Fredk. Parkham,dlexsndre. road Brodie Busfeild Francis, Randolph road. Alexander, Thomas Anderson M.D. Beaumont Charles George ) t.D. Old Brookfield Mrs. 4 Grov_:e road

Church skeet Manor house, West stttet ;Brooks Herbert J.P. \Voodcote park Allen Edward Se.tow, Parkhurst,Churoh st Belinfsnte Leo. Louis, Cro~ house, Brown Mrs. Dullshot house, The Psrade-Allibon, Mrs. The Gables, I..adbroke r.d Bridge road Brown S. R. M.A. The College Andrews Jaru~s. Bigh street Bell John Herbert B.A. High street Bryan Frederick W.B. medical eupt.. .Andrewll Miss M. A. Hic;h street Bell Theodore, Downside I.ondon County A.sr.lum, Hortoi_i . Appleyard John Henry, The Laurels, Belton Richard, Horuesde.le, Re.ndolph rd Buchanan George l\ewton, F&.lrVlew-..

St. Martin's avenue Berki.nshaw Miss, The lindens, Church st Alexandra road Arthur Frederick, West hill Betenson Arthur, Worple road Bucknill His Honour Justice. Sir Thomas. Ast-0n Alfred Withall, Woodcote gro. Betreridge, William Joseph, Ferndale, Townsend (judge of IDgh Court}r

Wooclcote Alexandra road Hylands house; Athenalum & Carlto~ Atkinson John Harrison, St. Mary's, Devan ?i!rs. Summerville, Alexandra road clubs, London sw ·

Mill road Bird Miss, Edendale. Worple road Buller Mrs. Woodcote Green house,. Ayles Nelson, Stanhurst, Pitt road Bliss Mrs. Heath.field, C-0llege road Woodcote BagsLaw Wm. Edwd. Pitt pl. Church st Bliss Wm. I.ark.in, 4 Laburnum road Burd Edwd. Pearse,Glenthorne,Worplord lla.~ey Leopold, Whito cottage, Common Blomfield Chas. Roslyn, '\\orple road Burfitt .Mrs. 83 East s~t Ba1l~y Miss, 5 College vils. C'-0llcge road Blom field William George, Sunnyside, Burgess George Frederick M.A. Up!&ndt Banister Frcdk. Fairfield, St . .Martin's av Worple road house, Downs roa4 · . lle.nkes Jerome Nu~ent, 30 Station road Boxsball Frank .Arthur Mill roe.d Burlton Edward Richard, Farnngford,.. Ba.roe.rd Charles, H;gh street Bo\"ne Leonard 64 E~t street St. Martin's Avenue l3arues Mrs. G. K. Langtborpe, Burgh Boiman Samuei, Uplands, College road Burlton :Mf's. Suocing hill

Heath road Bradlev Arthur Edward Seabright villa, Burn Davtd, Susse:t house, &hley road. Barre.ck ~eorge, 97 Ee.st street Ashley road ' Burto? Mrs. Longdown lodge, Colle~ rd Barry Feh:t, College road Bradley William Joseph, The Ratreat, Busbndge Henry James, 5 GroTC road Barton Mrs. Ivy cottage, South street Ashley road Bush Edward, Erm house. Worple road Bashford .Mrs. 67 East street Braidwood Thomas Lithgow, South view, Bush Herbert ·west, Melrose, Pare.do gdns. llathurst S tuart Lesley, Cedars cottage, Bu.r<>h Heath road Butcher The Misses, Laught-0n villa,.

Church street Braifh~.-aite Basil J.P. Hookfld. ~est hill Ashley road · l3attiuson Charles,· 3 College villaa. Briant Rowland R.A.M. The Crosswe.ys, Butcher Mrs. Parkstone, A.shley road

College road Do-wn.side Caney l!.rs: Ebbisdale, Ashley road

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C&pon F..dw1lrd, Drombyhurst, Church st Fumiss Willio.m, High strrot King Willio.m :Mackintosh, Cherit:o~ Co.rver Henry, 6 College vill8Jl, College rd Gardiner E. ~orman M.A. The College Ashley road , . « . Castor Mrs. 4 CoUcsc v'Jla.s, College roe.cl Gardner H. E. B.sc. The College Knill William, Sonning, Randolph road Chadband Frank, Lenham, Church st Garnett Arthur Ed:1in, Billsi~E', Collt'gc rd Knowles .l'l~s.s, W~1:Plt: .lodge, Ashley l"Oad .ch.a.mpion Reginald, Ramona, Downs av Garrett Edmund'\\ m.Ardeev1n,Downs av Lamb Wilham, R1JSW1Jk, Ashley road Chandler Frank, South street Ge11l ;\[rs, Clifton~'ille, Church roe.cl LancMter William Henry, White cottage, -Ob.andler James Alexander, 1 The Mays, Gee Robert, \Yinthorpe, A.shley roe.cl The Common

Ll<lbroke road · Giberne Mrs. Church street Langlands ~1rs. High street · Charlton Mrs. E . .&. Cranleigh, Worple rd Giffard Arthur, Kilcorra.l, Alexandra rd Lan~lands "•alter Gerald, Razon houS(> Charlton Sidney Forbes, Thurobam, Gilbert ~Iiss, Beechcroft, St: Ehbas, \\est hill · '

Bridge road Down.« road. . Langridge Geo. Thos. Foxlea, Church st <:bilcote llfi.·ss, I..aocMter house, Worple rd Godfrey Tom, Gi.brti.ltor house, High st Ledger Fredk. Wm. Ashton ho. Worple rd Chuter J ames, Bush lodgo, :Mm road Oold.smith Fra.nk, Hillside, Alexandra rd Lee H. F. B.A. The College .(!huter Jas. Phillips, 38 Station roa.d Good&ll Miss, Stanfield, Alexandra road Le"is Court.ney, Burghdown, Burgh Clarke Edward Ju. Angleside, Ashley rd Goorlwin Frederick, 4 Queen Anne villa..~. 1 Reath road Clarke ii:rs. Durnham cottage, Common Worple road Lidie John Jo.cob, 87 Enst street Clayton Arth. Jn. C'.aithness, Worple roa.d Gordon Alfred Williatil, The Flint house, Llewellyn Albert Stanley Va.ugh&n, Fatr. Oayton G«>. Nutcom~. Burgh Uth. rd College road field, Ll<lbroke road Coleman John. Church street Gort.on John Edward, Baybam, Alex· Locket Herbert, 61 Ea.st street Coles Fredk. Wm. The C'.cdars, Church at andra road . . Long Wiltiam Arthur, 34' Station road Collins Mrs. Sunnyside~ Ladbroke rd Oow Me.ckintosh, Bunk~~e. S~uth street Longman Geor~e Henry, West .Hill Colts.rt Guy :Hcmmrng L.R.c.r.LOod. Green John, 1 P:i.rk '1ew villas, Lad· house, Wost hill · · South skeet . broke road Lovegrove Ernest, 10 Worple road ' ~lta.rt 'William \Vilson, Waterloo road Gregg Thoma.~, St. H<'lene, 'Rridge road Lovegrove ~fiss, Roselgh. Alexandra rd ~onstable Edward Theobald M.A. Bel- Grellier Harley l'llafr, St.. Martin' s croft, Lucas R. C. B.A. The College

champ, St. ~fartio's avenue Dowosicie . Mack:rell Rev. Robert M.A. St. Austen, <'oopec l'IIiss, llriavels, Ash_ley rosd Grnndtvig, Herbert Theodore, Maidatone Burgh Heath road Corbet.t '\'\'m. Hy. Laurel villa, Cburoh at house, Woodcote MackseyRy.Priamlodge,BurghHeath rd ~...orri Eu!]:ene, The Hollies, College road Habicht, Henry F.dward, Maple villa,l:\IcLeod ;\{rs. 101 East street Course EdgarFielcl,Tvcl cottage,Worp.lerd Ladbroke road Mac::\Iahon Micha.el P. Magenta, Burgh Crigan J ohn Cbt.pman, 2 Park villu, Hahn Erm>.st, Treadwell house, Loop rd Heath road

Ashley road Haigh Arthur Hy. St. Hildas, '\'\'est Hill Me.Ian Henry ~ool, The Old Cottage2 Cropley Charles, 1 Laburnum roe.cl Hard.in~ Joseph Rti.ko c.£. Lynwood, St. Dorking road J

<:ropley J~mes, 2 Le.burnnm _road Martin's avenue ~!anchester :\!ark, \Yest bill Croppel Digby J. R~nelagh, Mill ~oad Harrison Harmer,The Shrubbery ,South st ~la.oly Harry Charles, High Elmi, Crou Chas. F<l.k. Waltham ho. " orple rd Harsant Fk. Worsely, Shirley, The Parade Burgh Reath rosd <Jros.•ley W. D. F.R.c.s. The College Hart William Joho, 32 Station road ~anoball Walter lfarmora Mill road <Cullum Henry Fraser, Ivy C?t. Worple rd Ha.rt.Smith Rev. T. ~. M.A. The College ){ar~in H erbert 'Jas.Upla.n~,Lynwood a~ Cun':'-11"1~ Cha..«. Durant. Haling, ~shley rd Ha.rt.er Alfred Ernest, Ingleside, Downs rd ~a.scall Lewill A. F . C. Rutland house,

.<Mrne James . Blythe,_ Oakleigb, St. Beath )fiss, 6 Grove roe.cl Sooth street • · Y&r!ln'~ avco~e . Hebel.itch Wi.lliaqi. Edwin, Athclney villa, MMOn Mrs. 99 East street · .Danbndge 'l\ilham \Valtcr Woodville, W orple road \Ieade Charles, Colindale, Burgh Heath rd · B?Igh Heath road Heppensta.ll Ernest., Langley dale, Do,ms i.tcrrick Jsph. Down cot. Burgh He&th rd :Daruel E~gsr George Cle.meet M.A., M.B. Hildya.rd ~fiss, Primrose cot. The Pa.rade :Methuen Alfd. The Hylands, Dorking rd

2~ Stab on .road . Hoard Le\ru Edwin, GrC'enslade, . 3 :Me"ers Aug. West-Hill lodge, Weat II.ill :Da.D!e.l William Clement M.D. Silyer Laburnum road · · 1liddlemass Alfred Gu.rnell, Ivydale,

Birches, Church street · Hodder Mrs. Glen Rose, Bridge road Bridge road .. l Da.r~ Wm. Pomeroy, The Firs. College _roe.cl Hodgson Thos. St. Leonard's.Ashby roa.d :!\files Thomas Stephen, Reldas, Bridge rd Da.n~ Jame8, 6 Queen .Anne villas, Hodgson Rev. Arthur Charles (Baptist), :illlJard Walter Melhuish, West Hill · Woq>le roe.cl 4 Grove road villa, West Hill . Deed~ )fn. Hawthorne co~tage, -~~ley rd Bogan Henry Loftus, The Parade . . )foason Frank, 84 Rook road · .. ~ Do<lgoon drGeor~c_, _Colville, CO!linette, Hogan John A. Gladwin, Ladbroke roe.cl Morley 'William .Augustus, Oakden

A.lexan a z:o~ · Holdaway William Henry, 2 Ladbroke rd Alexandra road · D onaldson ~·illie.m Ireland, n . .-.,M.D., Holroyd Chas. The White ho. ~\"aterloo rd )forrissey Rev. Thoma.9 (Ca.tholio),Heath-• ~ch. (medical ~upL}, Manot Asylum, Holt George James, Littleh11rst, Mill road cote roe.cl · · · · . 'f ~e Common • . Rolf Wm. Heathcote ho. \\·oodwte End )Iorse Edward, 53 East street · '

DoDor.ang Hoadeory lI~yson, The B:rches, Home 'Miss, Cornhill lodge, Church streot1Morse Misses 63 East St·r<'et · ·> WOS r d b d I • • ' .. 'Dorset w·w Ha th De A hi rd Hope Edwa.r , 5 La urnum roa !!lforse W'11!iam Wallace, East street ..

D et. E ' . ":°H. T~ ~ ,,J1e, 8 d ey rd Hoskins George Bailey, Dean, 69 East st , ~1nir rrilJiam, The Elms, Dorking roe.cl -r:,0

• r~frs oid CIC h ox:hlra rd Boulder Mn. WoodcoteEndho. Woodcote )ru.-ray Charles FTedetick, Woodcote ha·: ']) ~~k W tl d.see:~ta~~seDo ..;:.,y rd. Housley SJ. John, Gynsdale, Waterloo rd lx 3 pier ~Iiss, Heathcote villa, Heathcote rd ca. e · es a~ . c "' • . r ll Hubbard Arthur Jspb. Pe,·ensey, The Par ~eale T. B.A. The Col1€'fle

.:E~~"ia~~ William, Onkw~ lodge, Hunter ~v. Archer George :.I.A. (vi.c:ar Xeall Walter, llforecroft.! Avenue road . 'F.~lebott John 'lrilllam, Speldhurst, St. of Chnst Church, hon. can?n of \\ID· ~ewbam George, Rose villa, Worple r.~

) ! ti , enue chester & surrogate).. Christ Church ;);e,rsom J. A. M • .-. Tho College 'Edeh~: 8 J~lm JackRon, Ji!ead house, vicarage, The 0omrnon Xio:htinge.ll Mrs. Beech cottage, Burg~ , South strt1ct . . Izod Charles Lilburn, The Br~kens, Heath road n1

:Edw-rds \Ym H 1>nry Dunm~l, Church st Lynwood avenue · Kightingo.11 Robert, L,vndhuT11t, Colle!!& • :Ei:~; Samuei. We.atiands, Dorking rOlld Jackson Sydney . F.lower, Danehurat, ~li::htingall ~Villia.m, South Hatch, Burg]; 'Ellam Ben" Downa Jod e, Bur h Heath Alexandra road · Heath road . . .

road, ~~~ g g Jamie.son Mrs. The Wells, Common Xorman Ernest . Allred, Oableburst:, Ellis George Buloc, Elrnfield, College rd Jarrett F~nk, Albion house, )fill road Worple road . 'Elson Jame3, St.1ndcne, Alexandra road Jay Edwm Burberry, Homesdsle house, ~orman lBss, 16 Station road. . Ji:s3ery Albert Golding ll·A· Kin~woo<l Col~ege road . ~orman Thos. Henry, Th~ ~ines, Pa.rad(! . house, Randolph roa.d Jofl'enes George B. Opl,a.ntl.s, Downs road )ior;hey :Rev-. F..dwar~ W1lliarn ?.!.A., J:~· :Evans Rowland, CMrleon, \\·orple road Jeffery James, The Pa.rilde . , fl oodcote house, Vi oodoote . .. E verton Mrs. F.colcsbournc, Church stroet John Mrs. Fernley, St. l\I~rtrn s avenue Xutm Mrs. Rose cottage, W'e.st hill . Faithful) Eustace, The Grey house, Johnson Bernard, . Cra1glev,!11! .-~urgh j Oakley .Joscph Ernest, Gwydyr, College rd · · South street . Bea.th road ·'l:l·~"'',;:.i ' -~ ··=: O'Connell John, 56 Ea.st street · . ~ Ji"armer-Atkio..~on B_;v. John, lroodoote pl Johnson Ed\v~, Ca.rbmea,The Parade IO'Doooghue John, Eaglefield, . Bur~~ 'Fan.an Francis Hill ho113e, West street Johnson Edward Mayott, :!Uayfield,. St. Heath road · . · · :1 Yield Thomu, EasU&nd.s, \Vorplewad. Martin's avenue . · ·~-J ,., tOldakt r Francis .~lcock! Worple road· !· :Fi.sher John, 7'Collcge villa.>. College road Johnst-0ne Rt. Downs,,~.,.., Alex:i.ndra. rd ,Omant JoseJ?h. '\'Vest hill . · · ·­Faro Desmond, Inglewood, South stree. t Jones Charles Payne. C-0llier, The Boeche.'• I Oxley Fre:denck, GMth, Burgh Heath~ Fo31:cr Herbt.Fraser,Turall'C Laburnum rd Burgh Heath road ·· Pagdcn F roderic, The Acacia.s, Churc~ !! :Foster T. S. M.A. 'fhe College ~oo~le Charles, .Arundale, 'IYa~erloo road 'Pn1?den Miss, Wo?'1cote ' 'Foulger Wm.Darolay, Islip, Rosebery av- l">.celing Gra.ha.m Deocham, The Rhallt, llpn!mcr Rd. Rossiter, Chehner, Ashley 1 ':Freeman Frank, Glencairn. Worple road • Burgh Heath road . . · Pa.rsl'v John Georgt>, 75 Ea.st st reet , t 'Freeman Frank, Olencairn, Worple road l~eep Frank, Boomanoom11na., College rd!Partridgo William, Fern B~h, Churc~ J!ry Henry .James Wakeley, Highfield, Kelham Herbert, Tangley Croft, Burgh I Peckham Wm. Alfred, The ~ook,Ashle~ . · .Burgh He.'\th road Rea.th road · ~ !Phillips Horace, Park villu, Ashley r 'Purniss Bradley, Colwood. fadbroke rd ~<'lsey Howard, B'<?pe .lodg~. Church st Phillips John )L Alexandr& f cot~l'f 'Furniss George, 2 Grove road · Kennedy .Arthur, .Highridge, Downs road ,. f.abumum road , -l"urniS3 :Mn. George, High street Kew Joho, 8 Grovo road . Piper Chas. Alfd. Alrcsford, .A hley ro:i.d

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1pJREOfORY.] SURREY; EPS0)1. 171 ·Piper ChM. ChristmM, White ho. West hilllSmith James Rigby, 10 Laburnum road \Yaghom Henry James, 2 Alexandra. cot: .Plum H. V. !II.A. Tho College Smith John Hat.chard A.R.1.u . .1.. Chari- tagcs, Le.bumum road . · .. 1 .Poole Donald, Down!ido cot. Downside . wood, Downs road \'iaro Thomas Edward, . Stone . croft,

'.Power Cb.as. Jas. Roveooa,Burgh Heath rd Smith Mrs. 1 Queen Anne vils. \Yorplo rd Wood.cote Pe.rk roa.d , . .Pryde Miss! View bnnk, St. Martin's av Smith Wm. Haddonfield, St. Martin's av Ware William, Pendcnois, :Bridge ro'ad' ·' ) l"yemoot :\lisses, The Grove, Church st.reet Squarey .Tucker Fulton, The Red house, \Vaters Charles, 1)2 Sta.tioo road . · ;-.Ramsay William, The Ferns, Church st Downs road Watts Thomas, Lindenhurst, Station ' rd :Badford John Arundel, Tho Turret, Straight \Yray, 5.J Sta.tioo road \ratta T. I. Mil-'. Bac.camb. Tbe College , . Le.dbroke road . Stainton Harry Joeeph, l Fem villas, \\'ebb Aubone James Pettman, .En,. ·:Eand l\I.re. Fieldsido, St. Martin's avenue Worple road combe, St. :l!artiu's a'1enue · :na...-100 Fredk:. Durdans lo. \Yoodcote rd Stedham Ernest, Bank house, High ati-eet Webb Chas. Longsdown cot. College rd .Reader Wm. Olivor,Lonsdale,The Parade Stevens Frederick William, Oall:mda, \Yceks C. A. B.i.. The College . · Beeves William ?.!aWJscll, Ebbisbam Burgh Heath road Welchma,n :Mrs. Down lodge, Otuich st

house, Church street Stevenson Wm. Hy. Ladram, Temple rd ''r"hitbourne'l'h01'.~fo3hey, Burgh Heath rd :B.Jcbardaon :\Irs. Parado gardens • · Stockwell .Arthur, Danesbury, Mill road \\bite Oco. Hy. The Chesuut.s, Church st i:Riley Henry Jamos, 8 Laburnum r oad Stredwick Clement Edward, 36 Station rd \Yhitc ll!rs. Ashley house, d.shley roa.d Bobert4 l\Jartin ll.1.c.E. Mab's . hill, Stubbs Charles LL.l>., M.A. Stoncleigh, \\'bitt-a.ker ThQma.s Sherron, Salcorobe

B11rgb. Reath road Church. street bouso, Downside " !Robertsou Raymond Inveracity, Cray- Summers Rev. William (Congregational), \Yhyto Donald William, Tbe Gables,

burst, St. Martin's a\1enue The Homestead, St. ?ifartin's avenue L&dbroke road , Roscoe St. John, Croft, I..adbroke road Tanton Mrs. chllderplat, East street Wilkinson Denison M. Byron house, :Rosebery The Right Hon. tho E arl of Tatham Edward E. Abele gro. Dorking rd West hill . )

x.o., K.T., P.O., 'F.R.s. The Durdans; & Taylor Mrs. Grove lodge, Gro\1e road Williams Albert Frederick, Framling-38 Berkeley sque.ro w; Brookll'sclub sw Teesdale George, Redlands, Alexandra rd ham, Burgh H.eath road ,

: ' & Clty Libero.I club E c London .. Thomas Rev. Willie.m A. M.A. The College Willia.ins Charles :Burton Alexander, :Rudall Fras. Albt. Lat·k.field, Bridge road Thomas William Jameuc.n. (sen. assistant 4 Ladbrok:e road ·. '.i ,

:Rumford l)lrs. Woodcote lo. \Voodcot-0 gn mecl.'officer), Manor Asylum, The Com William.s MIS. Grasmere, Ladbroke road Buscoe Ernest Henry, Razeldean, Burgh Thompson John Henry StephertS, Wen- Williams Wm.Rt.Bruce lo.Burgh Heath rd · · Heath road . · · nington, Lynwood avenue WiUinmsou John M.D. Homcleigh, Heath~ Bussell Charles B. Ha.ethcote road TimbrellA!bertEdwd.Ashmead,Collegerd cote road :Russell Herbert, 06 Station road Tomlcins Chas. P. St. C.'hads, Randolph rd Willis B.cnry, Horton lodge · . Samuel Re''· John (vicar & surrogate), Tolley Rev. John George (Congregational). \Yillson Saroucl, Roscndafo cottage,

Thn Vicarage, Church street Headington cottage, Miles road Collcgo road . : Sandy Ernst. Fnk. B'.omeleigh, Ladb:roke·rd Topping Hy. Edward, Holmwood, West hl Wilson Edmund Garratt, Wort-0n, Alex_. Saunders Mrs. Cedars cottage, Church st Trew Mrs. West hill andra. road . : Savill Herbert, Hainault, Downs road Troyer Fr..k. Harry.Baileys, Waterloo rd Wilson J. W. x.._ The College _: Scholefield Miss, Ca.en Wood, Alexandra rd 'I:rowse Henry. 42 Station road Wilson Jn. Jsph. Maycot., Alexandra rd Schiimann Ernest, l Gro\1e road · Tryon John, Down hall, Burgh lleath rd n"ingfield \\m. Rt. S Fem villa.s, Worple rd Sills George, Roso bank, South street Tudor Fredk. Glenwood, St. .)fartin's av Wood L. S. B.A. The College · Silverlock Hen.ry John, Ingleton, Burgh Turner Benj.R;Greyland&,Bnrgh Heath rd Wood Mrs. Holmwood, Bridge road :

H eath road · Turner Henry, Greylands, Burgh Heath rd n·ood Thoe.Summerdale.Burgh Heath rd Silvcrlock Mrs. Lagncss, Burgh Reath rd Turner Maurice, The Holts, Ashley road Woods John Wm. Ashlaods, College roo.d Slark: William, Glenisla., Downs roa.d van Hoboken Anthony, \Toodcote cot- "°ootten Aubrey, Croft ho. College road St.ter Wltr.Dawamere,St.:\!artin's avenue tage, Worple road Wyeth Mrs. The Cottage, West hill . S latter ?ilrs. Hanisville, Pitt road Vardon Harry W. l\Iount hill, South street Young Alex. Briar cottage, Worple rood Sm!"e Wm. Edward, Leyden vii. W<>rder pl Ward Hen<y, St. Martin's a\1enue Young Charles, 2 Ashley villas, :l.shley rd Sllllth .Allred, 40 Station road · · ·

COlUtERCI.AL. Boatrid~ Thomea Jo.mes, hnirdresser, High Street Early closing day, Thursdny. . Brabaiou Louie (Hiss); boot maker, Church street

•Abery Abmbam, jobbing ga.rdener, Alexandra road . Bradle_y & Son, browcrs & spi.tit merchants, .Ashley road k .Abulom Harry Wm. ironmonger & cycle ma. 12 Station road South street .Adams James, horse trainer, The Cottage, Ashley road Bradnam Elizabeth (Mrs.), butoher, High street .~.\le.under ThomlUI Anderson M.D. & C.M.Edio. surg. Church st Bradshaw Clam (i\liss), fancy draper & m.illinor, 4 Station roaa :.Allen Luoy (l\Irs.), beer retailer, Pike's hill • . :Braidwood. Thomas J,ithgow M.a.c.s.Eng., L.n.o.P.Lond. phy-;Allllop & Wagner, tobacconists, Ormonde parade · sician & surgeon, Southview, Burgh Heath road ·..Alpen Hermann, wntch maker, Waterloo road Brandt Albert, huit dresser, High street .Andrews James, registrar of births & deaths, Epsom sub- Breedon Alfred Willin.m, tobticoonist & confectioner, 44 East st

• · diotriot, vaccination officer, Epsom union, distributor of Brewer John, fly proprietor, South street . •tamps & printer & publisher of the "Epsom Journal" & Brist-0w David, furniture dealer, High·street " .Epsom Herald" &: bookseller, stationer, print-er & book· Bristow Fredet'ick:, shoeing smith, South street binder, The Library, High street Bristow :Mark, furnlture dealer, 85 East street

Archer-Burton J. U. King's Head hotel, High street Brist.ow William, furniture broker & liverv stables, High street Arnald ThomM & Co. boot makers, High street Brookman J ames, saddler, High street - · Arnold Brothers, t<lilors, 2 Grand parado Brown Edward William, Cricketers' inn P.H. &: shopkeeper, Arnull Charles, ex-trainer, Wood.cote Stamford green, Common -.A:thur Frederick, saddler, 60 East street . . . Brace Aunie (Mrs.), apartments, Virginia eottage, Soath street .Axford Elizabeth (!Ui.ss), art needlework repoaitory, 2 Station rd Buchanan & Curwen, electrical engineers, High street Axon Annie Gratton ()liss), district nurse, 57 East street Budd J ames, blacksmith, West street . Ayling Endly (:\!rs.), beer retailer, :Burgh Heath road Burfitt Henry, butcher, 81 East atreet · ~yres Daniel Riebe.rd, general agent, 00 Ea.st street Burgess Oeorge Frederick l! . .i.. preparatory school for public ..,,.nr.e John, cooper, High street schools & the navy, l!pland house, Downs l'l'M Datclay John, farm bailiff to tho F.arl of Rosebery LC., P.c. Burton William George, laundry, Common . .

World's End, Wood.cote · . · Cadet Corps, 2nd Volunteer Battalion. East Snrrev l<egimen!O ~arnard William (exors. of), bakers & confectioners, High st (J. A. Xewsom, captain), Epaom College .

arnardo's (Dr.) Rome, see National Incorporated Society Capital & Counties Bank Lim. (branch) (Ernest Stedham, ....,_for Waifll & Strays manager), High street. Draw on head office, 39 Tbread-.ueach Jane C\lrs.), dress maker, Woodcotc road need.lo street, London E c ~ams George James, shoo m11ker, High street Capon Ed<1·ard Robert, surveyor & sanitary inspector to th.e ]:uchamp Elizabeth (.Mni.), shopkeeper, South street Urban District Council, Bromleyhtm;t, Church street . '.B uchamp William, shoe maker, High street Cartledge Emily (~rs.), beer retailer, Church rond

cnumout Charles George M.D. Old Manor hou..-e, West st~eet Cave John, shoe· maker, South slreet ·~c~hing Maria (Mrs.), Red Lion r.11. 60 East street Cemetery (EdmWld Garratt Wilson, clerk to the bu.rial board} ; · cl J. HerberL B .. 1. solicitor, Righ street 1. · office, Church str~t · · · . · · l3ell Th..:odore, solicitor, conunlssioner for oaths & for Irish Chadband & Sons, tailors, hosiers & glnvel's, High street

c~urts & for taking the RCknowleclgment.s of married women, Chamberlain Robert, baker & confectioner, High street

1/ 1>rk to the 111agistr11tes & commissioners of taxes, High st Chambers Frederick, watcll maker, l:li)!h street JJ~g·~l Lottio .E~zabcth (i\Iiss), dress maker, Hook road Chandler George James, hair dresser, 13 East street ·

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& . 'Thtttmgton, stationers, bookbinders & printeJ:S, -Charmn1l William, watch maker, High s treet · . l r to.~101l r~ad Chlld James, landscape g11rdencr, 2 Roscleigh, Alexano.r .. roaa

13!rd Enu~y .(Mias), conicctioncr, fi Grand parade Chilton & Paine, driipors, Ormonde hou:ie ll 1.1hop \ hllian1, farmer, liighfield farm, '.l.'be Common Chuter Brothers, builders, H igh st reet

·B ~~shear Henry, Amato P.H. Woodcotc

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. Clare Harriet ()liss), dress maker, 92 Station road l3 °11uace Ch~le~, carpenter, Collego road Clat'ke Waltcr, itroccr, Hook road

oothman Harry Thomas, boot m:i.ker, High street Clarke Walter \rilliam, grocer, & post office, 48 E~t street.

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Cliff Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 11 East street Epsom Technical Institute & School of _.\rt (Joseph Rell?y Colcmnn John M.ILC.Y.S.L. & E. ">et-erinary surgeon, Church st Birch, sec.), Church street Coltart Guy Hemming lll.!Lc.s.Eng.. L.R.C.P.LOnd. physician Essery Albert Golding B.A. bo.,·s' school, Kingsll'ood hoU&e

& surgeon, South street Rnadolph road .. Colt.art 1'illiam Wilson L.R.c.P.Lond., M.Jt.C.S.Eng. surgebn Essex F. \V. grocer. South street .·

& medical officer, public vacciua.tor Epsom district & certi- '.Fairhurst William, Wellington P.u. High street fyi.ng fa.ct-0ry 3urgeon, see Daniel & ColtArt Fnithfull Annie (:llrs.), news agent, Church street

Co-operative Stores (\Val~r F. Monson, manager), Ea.st street F11.rrell Edward Charles, insurance ogt-nt, 40 llliles road Corbett Henry, apa.rtments, l Ashley villas, Ashley :roa,d Fent.um Frederick John,. Old King's Head P.H. ChurC'h street Co r bett W i lliam Henry, n.uotionl'er, valuer, surveyor & F1ddyment John IL delivery agent to L. & S. W. Rtlilway

insurnnce agent, High street. Ree advert Co. West st.root . Cotton Art.bur Richard, assistant clerk to commissioner of Field Brothers, coaC'h makers, Dorking road

taxes, High street Flewing & Perry, grocers, 80 East street County Court (His Honor the Hon. _l\rthur Russell, judge; Forster George, grocer & prorision dealer, 8 Station road

George Henry White, registrar &. bigh bailiff), Court house, Fost...,r George, )fagpie inn, South street Ashley road Foster Herbert Fraser A.J.c.E. electrical engineer to the Urba.~

Course Edgar F. deputy supNintcndont registrar, Worple rood District Council, Church street Court Edward, Down's hot.el, The Downs Fox Amelia (~m.), newsagent, South street Graeknell Edith (Mrs.), dress maker, South st,reet Fuller (Robert Yr.), Moon & Foller, auctioneers &:.c. High. Creasey Gilbert, fishmon1Cer & ice merchant, High street street ; also at Croydon & Reigate Crocker Samuel, saddJer~ & h1uness maker, High street Fu11er Harry r.s.1. auctioneer &c. Hi~h street Crock.ford .John, apartments, Bohemia, South street Pnrniss George&. James, builders, Higb street Cropley Bros. J,td. builders & contractors, High stre-et .Furniss T. & Sons. coal & corn merchants, '\Yest street Cuming & Co. builders Gayt.on George, Tbe Eclipse P .H. West bill Candell .John, st•tion sergMut, Police station, Ashley road Gilbert Gertrude .A. (~.). girls' school, Beechcroft, St.. Ounningham William, carman, The Common Ebba's, Downs road Curtis Clara (Mrs.), farmer, West fa.rm, Borton Giles William, upholsterer, 4 East street Constance Thomas William, t.obacconist, 12 Grand parade Godfrey Tom L.n.s.n.c.s.Eng. dentist, Gibraltar ho. High street Daniel &. Coltart, surgeoru, Waterloo road Goodinga Mary (:Miss), private school, Ross cot.tage. Worple rd Daniel Edgar Oeorge Clement M.A., .lll.B., n.c.camb., lll.R.c.s. Gregg Tbomea, ardutect, St. Helen's, Bridge road

Eng., i:..a.c.P.LOnd. surgeon, 28 St.a.tion road Grey Alice (Miss), school, West street Daniell .Mary Jane (Mrs.), newsagent, High street Habicht & Co. ,rine, spirit &. beer merchant$, High street Davis Edwin, butcher, High street Bailes James, professor of music, 22 Station road Da"Ws Albert. ca.rmn.n & corn dealer, West street Hales John, stationer, High street Dead.marsh George, shopkeeper, 2 Victoria, place, East street Hall & Co. Cro)·don Ltd. building material .t. coal merchn.nts Dearle &. Son, tallow chandlers, High street l Hamlin Susan f~.). shopkeeper, 90 Rook rood Denston '\Vruter, confectioner, High street Harding Josep~ Rake, civil engineer & architect, Ashley road Dolt-On Henry, shopkeeper, The Common R8J'8ant Frank Worsley, chemist, High street Dorling Henry Meaon, printer, Station road I Harvey James, outfitter & hosier, High street Dorset William, ironmonger & sanitary eng_inur, High street I H1111eman Thomas, naturalist, 38 Eut street 1 Downing Christopher, horse trainer, Burgh Heath road Hawkins Thomn.s, cycle maker, 74~, East street Duploek Frank, boot maker, High street · Henth Sarah Jane (Uiss), Albion l'.1!. High street Ea.st-0n Charles John, Jolly Coopers P.H. The Common Herbert. Ech~ard, beer retailer, Ea~t street Ede & Son, grocers etc. High street Hersey Thomas, cycle maker, Sooth street & High street Ede Barry John, electrical engineer, Ormonde parade Hickey James, trainer, Rowland lodge, College road Ede Sophia (Mrs.), laundry, Common Hicks Olive (Miss), confectioner, Bigh street Edington Alice (llfrs.), nurse, 69 Eaat street Hicks William Henry, hair dresser, High street Edwards & Son, dairymen, Common Hills Edward, apart.menu, Church street Electric Light Works (Urhao District) (Herbert Fraser Foster Hislop Emily (:liiss), fancy stationer, High street

A..t.<'.E. chief engineer; Berbt. West Bush, engnr.), Church st Hislop James \\illiam .Er. n.rtist, Sycamore, Ashley :rond Elliott ThomM W'illiam, cob proprietor, West street Holdaw;iy George, station master L.B. & S. C.R. Town station Elson James, carnage builder, Church street Holdswort.h George, builder, 22 East street Epsom & E,.-elJ Cottage Hospital (W. W. Coltart, W. C. Holl&nd & Barrett, t,troeers, High street

Daniel M.n. E. G. C. Daniel M.A., H .B., Y.B.c.s.Eng. Percy Hol t William, trainer of horses, Woodcote End Rendall ~r.D. T. A. Alera.nder M.n. E . U. Reichardt M.D. Home & Colonial Meat Stores (.Alfred Adds, mnoager), 2 East st Ewell & Tbos. I,ithgow Braidwoocl,M.Jl.C.S.:&ng.,T-ll.C.P.Lond.

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Home & Coloninl St.ores Ltd. gi:ocers, Ormonde parade medical officers; the Rev. E. W. Northey, hon. treasurer; Hopkins Cuthbert John, milliner & photographer, Ashley road J. F. !llaingay, hon. sec. ; l!{jss .Annie B:roadbridge, matron). Hort-0n Colony for Epileptics, B ook road . .Alexandra road • I Hosking G. B. D. insuronce agent, Winchester cottage, Ea..ott ~

Epsom & Ewell FaMiers' Associn.tion (A .. J.Clayton,hon.sec) ! Hulbert Emily (:lfiss), clresa maker, 82 Sf.ation road · Epsom k Ewell Gas Co. ; offices, 31 Ea.st street Ingham & Co. chemists, Ormonde pnrade Epsom Club (W. H. Corbett, sec.), Public hall Inglis Frs.nk, butcher, 2 Grand parade Epsom Oollege (Rev. T. N. Hart-Smith M.A. chaplain & head International 'l'ea C-0.'e Stores Limited, High stree~

ma.11ter, near Downs station) ; · foe oth~r masters see &'hools, Jimnar Charles, dyer, 8 Grand parade p. 169 Jn.y Edwin Burberry, fnnner, HomesdaJe, College road

Epsom Conservative Club (Capt. Bagshaw, hon. sec. ;. A. R. Jeal Brothers, fly proprietors, 11 Rook road Cotton, sec. pro. tem..), Station road Jeal Joseph Allred, builder, Ashley road

Epsom Cricket Club (Frederick William Ledger, hon. sec.), Jeal William, carman, The ~fays, Ladb:roke :road Ashton house, Worplo road Jeffs George, Marquis of Granby P.H. High street

Epsom District Conservative .ABsociatioil (J. Herbert Bell, Jenkins Willinm Forder, dining rooms, 17 Enst street> hon. sec.), Conservative club, Gnrnd pa.rade • Johnson Isabella (!\liss), ladies' school, \'ioodcote

Epsom District Times (W. F. Porter, printer & publishor; Jones Eliubeth (Mrs.), boot maker, Lemon's l&ne publiahoo wed. & sat.}, 12 Grand pe.rade Joy Thomn.s Henry, d11iryman, \Te6t street

Epsom Oolf Club (J. F. Smith, hon. sec.), The Downs Katt,erns Walter Brooke, pltlmber, 14 East street Epsom Grand Stand (H. M. Dorling, managing director), Keeble Henry Coleman. Spread Eagle hotel, High street

The Downs · Keen & Sons, amithil, High street

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Epsom Harriers (F. A. Duplock, boo. sec. &: trea.s.), High street. Kent field Fr1mcis, shopkee-per, Tho Common Eps-0m Herakl (Jtls.Andrews,printer & publisher; fri.),High st King Charlotte (l\Iiss), china dealer, High street Epsom Isolation Hospital (Tho-.mas Anderson Alexander King Elitabet.h Charlott.e (l'>frs.), laundry, Common

M.D. & c.Y.'&d.in. medical officer; Miss Emily Spring, Kirby Cha.rles, George P.n. High street .._ matron), Hook road L a ngl a nds & Son, 11uctioneers, suITeyors, valueMI, Inn<-.

Epsom Journal (James Andre,~s. printer & publisher; toes.), estat.e agents &c. High street; & at High st. Leatherhead High street Langl11nds Walter Gerald, auctioneer, sur">cyor &c. i see'

Ep~om Liberal Club Co.'s Premises Ltd. (R. Wood, sec.), J,anglands & Son · Station. rextd . Lea Emms- Maria. (:Miss), Tun F.H. High street

Epsom Liberal Club (Robert Wood, sec.), Stet.ion road Lemon James Harrison, bnker, 72 East street Epsom. Observer (Birch & Whittington, printers & publishers ; Lewin William, laundry, Coin10on • ·~·>- ·l

pubhshoo friday). 10 StAt-ion road Lewis Thomas.Vincent., ironmooger, High street , -. :j ~,,,,/-· Epsom Publi~ Hall & .Assembly Room Co. Limited (George Lock J<'rederick, pork butcher, High st.reet ' "-..: .. :·v

Henry \Vh1t.c, sec) Lock James, tobacconist, High st,reet • fi;~ · "-Epsom Su.pply ~tores .<F~C<leric~ W. ~), grocers, & 11gents L-Odge Fanny t~Irs.), draper, Sou~h street . . ~~;:_,·:i

for w. & A. G1l~cy ~1m1t.ed, wmc & spint· J?l~rchants,J 2Ea.st ~t ~ndon County Asylum (Frcdenck Bryan M .. n. med1clll su.~r . rP: ~~ ··· 1 Epsom Ur~&n D111tnct Water Works (Will111m Young, res1- 10tende.nt; A. V. Llewellyn, clerk; Jl!iss ~[. T. Kir. ' ·, ,\ -~!:.,'·~':·· . dent en.l!'lnecr; W. Vaux Graham c.:r:. C'oosulting engineer, matron), Borton . . , ~; ... ; · •• Ea.st etreet) Long Albert .Edward, photographer, High street • .f.~~·"/

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Thndo~~& · County Banking Co. Limited (branch) (Rowland Riddick Cbarlce, watch maker, 0 Grand parade . Owen, ·mauo.ger), High street; draw on head office, 21 Roast W. S. & Son, -plumbota, High street

Lombnrd street, Loncfon Robbins Snmuel, builder, Heathcote toa.d Longhurst E. & Sons, steam saw mills, 76 East street; Robinson Isaac, farmer, The Common

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& at Ewell . · Rodgers J~eph 'l'homas, draper, l Gmnd parade Lovell }fargaret (J\Inl.), shopkeeper, The Common· Rogers Helen (Miss), nurse, Ashtead cottage, \Vorpl.i road Macdonald Robert, fruiterer & florist, 6 Station road Roll & •raylor, builders, High street & Hook road J\faclean Rector, florist., 26 East street Rose William, confectioner & t-Obacconist, High street Manor Asylum (William Ireland Donald.sou JI.A., M.D. & B.Oh. Royal Epsom Laundry (Dale & Sylvester), Dorking road

nurh. medical suporintendent; Willia.m James Thomas Ruda.II Francis Albert, solicitor, Larklield, Bridge road w.n. & c.lf.Edin. senior assistant medical officer; F. M. &alfeld William, hair dresser, Ormonde para.de Jarrett, steward & clerk ; Miss C. )!organ, matron}, The Com Sainsbury J. provision merchant, 6 Grand parade

J\Iansbridge & Ha.rding, builders & carpenters, Church road; Salmon Sarah Ann ()[rs.}, Derby Arms P.u. Epsom downs 02 .Hook road; & worka, Worple road Sal ter Henry Artb .. engineer of college, Myrtle vil. Church street

~forks Emily (~'Cra.), dress maker, 32 Ea..~t street Saltwell Kate R. (Miss}, dress maker, 13 Adelphi road Marshall Charle.~. fishmonger, High street Saunders Charles, plumber, Soufa street :Marshall Thomas Henley, fishmonger, East street Sa.unders Priscilla (l!rs.), apartments, South street Martin &rah (li.rs.), shopkeeper, 2 Linton's lane Sayers Goorgo, cab proprietor, High street Masters Talbot, King's Arn1s P .H . 118 East street Schmuck John Edward, coffee rooms, High street :\fattbe\l'll Frederiok, cuman, The Common Sharpe Percy Charles, beer retailer, 79 East street May Sarah (}fiss), fanoy dealer, 40 East street Sheath & Son, bakers, High street Mayall Esther (:\Uss), dress maker, The Parade Sheppard George, ham & beef warehouse, Ashley road Metropolitan Police Station (John Cundcll, station sergeant), Sherwood Thomas, horse trainer, Tho Downs

Ashley road · Ship George, boot maker, 8 East street Yiles Bros. greengrocers, High street, & dairymen, Alexandra. rd Sholl Henry, boot maker, High street Miles Gerraro, toy dealer, High street Short Frederick, plumber, High street Millard Walter Melhuish, station master, L . .t S. W. railway Short Frederick (lCra.), la11ndry, High street Miller, Smith & Bell, solicitors, H igh street Simmonds Martha (Mrs.}, apartments, 60 Station road Mills Willfo.m, chimney sweeper, Wor-ple road Siromondd Walter, shopkeeper, 3 Adelphi road 'Moatt James Ashley, upholsterer, 7 Grand parade Simmons James, shopkeeper, Woodcote road Moon Arthur & Sons, monumental sculptors & ma.sons; Sinclair Benjamin Stanley, cycle maker, Waterloo road

marble, granite & stoue merchants, High street; & a.t Guild- Skelton Georgo, builder, South street ford & Ho.slernero. See advert · Skilton Henry, dairman, High street

Moon John Fairbourn, estate agent, see Fuller, Yoon & Fuller Skilton Thomas M.R.c.v,s. veterinary surgeon & shoeing Morgan J ohn, dairyma.n, Church street smith, High street Morse Bros. nurserymen, seed.amen, florists & garden archi- Skinner William, dairyman, 74 East street

toots, Epsom nurseries, East street Smit·h Gilbertson, solicitor, sec Miller, Smith & &II Moseley William, grocer & a.geot for W. & A. Gilbey Ltd. Smith John Hatchard A.R. t.B • .t.. architect, Charlwood, Downs rd

wine & spirit merchants, Young's Stores, High street Smithers William, Plough P.R. 27 East street Nash Walter, tailor, High street Snashall George, china, glass & furwshing warehoW!e, stationer, Nationalincorpora.ted Society for Waifs & Strays(Dr.Barna.rdo'a printer & fancy storea, High street

Home) (George Kelson Young, master; :Miss Young, Snow Thomas Henry, cycle dealer, 16 Miles road matron), Mittendorlf house; East street Sparks H. atation master L.B. & S. C. Railway, Dowus station

Newham Henry, commercial school, South street Stamp Office (James 3.ndrcw, distributor), High street Nightingall William, horse trainer, South Hatch, Burgh Hth.rd Staoley William Edward, Railway inn, High street Nixon John, relieving officer for Epsom central district & Stedha.m Ernest, manager of the Capital & Counties Back,

de'Puty regis~ra.t· of marriages, collector to the guardians High street & inspector under the "Infant Life Protection act, 1897," Stone & Co. Limited, makers of the celebrated Ewell fire & school attendance officer, The Willows, Heathcote road bricks, red fooing bricks, garden pots, chimney pots, drain

Norman Robert, oil & color man & ironmonger, Righ street pipes &c.; & at Ewell Norrington Edward, butcher, High street & Ea.st street St-0ne Frank, coal merchant, Railway station North Surrey Dairies (Ry. Geo. Stokes, manager),H Station rd Stone William Benjaimin, shopkeeper, Common Old.ridge John Ma.jor, draper, High street Stredwick )fa.ry Ann (~liss), nurse, 33 Miles road Oliver Thom:1s, collector t-0 Urban District Council, Bromley Stredwick Stephen, builder, Ladbroke road

Horst, Church street Stuart Charles, toba.ccooist, High street · Owen Ro\vland, manager of the T,ondon & County Banking Surrey Agriculturo.I Association (Alwin H. Graham, sec)

Co. Limited & treasurer to the Urban District Council, Sutton Alfred, car-penter, Laburnum road onion & Rural District Couocil, High street Swinson J ame.!! & William, tailors, South street

Pagden Robt. & Frederic, brewers, Tho Brewery, Gl::11l"Qh at Tarr Frank H. butcher, High street Page G. & Son, outfitters, High street Tate Leonard George, electcical engineer, Waterloo road Paine Arthur, draper, see Chilton & Paine Taylor Elizabeth Pfrs.), wardrobe dealer), 11 East street Palmer Alfred, shopkeeper, South street Taylor Willia.m, gardener to A. J. Webb esq. Ale:xa.ndra road 'Pearman Edward, insurance agent, 3 Heathcote road Templeton John, farmer, Cour farm, Hook road Peastou William John, china. & glass dealer. Ormonde parlldo Thomas Susan (Mrs.), confectioner, South atreot Peckham William Alfred, apa.rtment.s, Tho Nook, Ashley road Thorns William, butcher, South street· Penfold .dfory Ann ()!rs.), blacksmith, Horton Tickner Philip, draper, 16 East street Penniket Emma. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Common Tickner William, fruiterer, East street !>inborn Caroline (l\frs.), aportments, Albert villa, Church road Tillett John George, photographer, Church street Pitcher Edmd. ass:?ssor & collctr. of King's taxes,Hea.thcote rd Timbrell Albert Edward, solicitor & coaunissioner for oaths, Pledger Trew, dairy & poultry farmer & fruit grower,Dorking rd Ashmead, College road Plumridqe Owiu, Rising Sun 1' • .H. Heathcote road Tottle Henry John, chemist, High street Polhill W. H. & Sons, butchers, High street Townsend F rancis, apartments, Clewer cottage, Church street Porter Walter Fielder, printer & new·spa.per proprietor, 12 Trower Frank ITen.rv, corn, seed, cake, artificial manure &

Grand para.de coal merchant & colliery agt. South st. ; High st. & Station rd ~rter Walter F. (~Inl.), servants' registry office, 12 Grand par Tuck Edward & Frank, chimney sweepers, 33 Eut street rratt William Edwin, Railw:Lv hotel P.H. 46 Station road Tugwell Simeon, builder, 73 :\tiles .road P~tchard Fre.dk. Charles, coU'nty court manager, ~bley road VMSie Edward, upholsterer, High street Pnvi;tt Georp:e, station rooster S. E. & C. Uly. TattenhamComer Volunteer Batt..'\lion 2nd Ea.st Surrey Regiment (R Co.) (Capt. ~ubho Telephone Call Office, 8 Station road & 3 Hook road W. H. Bagshaw·; J. Wells, sergeant instruct-Or), Drill hall rud~ey J ames, grocer, Heathcote road near East st1·eet PuUin;or Ernest George, deputy registrar of births & deaths, Wadey Alfred, smith, High street

Colle;i:e road . Wa.glan Arthur Sidney, builder & confectioner, High stroet 'Puxley \Villia.m, LadM hotel, Woodcote Walters Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West street Rl\bbit.s & Sons Limited, boot makers, High street Ward Harry, White Hart hotel, High s~t ~nd!'ll Bros. mineral water makers & chemists, South street Ward )fary Ann ('.\lrs.), shopkeeper, Church road

tchfle William, shopkeeper, Church road Ware Thomas F.d,~ard, district S\lrveyor of higbwl\ys to the RRtiell D1\niel, boot mo.ker -12 E a..'lt street Rural District Council, Stonocroft, Woodcoto Park road llonder William Oliver, sd!icitor & commissioner for oaths, Waters CbBrlos J . watch mBkcr, High street

clerk to thil board of guardians. to school attendance & Watts Duncan, solicitor, )Yorplo roa.d aiRs~mcnt committees of Epsom unioa, clerk to Epsom Wayte Elizabeth (lCrs. ), apartments, 76 Station road

u.rnl District Council & J oint Hospital Board & supt. Webb Arthur, t.ailor, 8 East street P. .~istrar of Epsom district, The Parade Webb Walter, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 14 Lemon's lano ••ch11~~n & Co. hnulage contrnotors, engineers & thraslung Weller George, shopkeeper, 18 Lemon's Jane .rn~chm1sts, Hcathcoto road Wells Charles, draper, Higk street . •

nickctt, .Cockerell & Co. oonl merchants, L.::R &S. C. Rly. statn 1 Wernham John & Sons, blacksmiths, 9 East strectj

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Wc-ston A. J. & Co. music sellers, High street · ~ · Weston Rose Ann (Mrs.), kindergart.en school, .Ashley road White George Henry, solicitor, commissioner for oaths, regis-

trar & high bailiff of county court, sec. to Public Hall Com­pany, .,..estry clerk & agent for Roval Exchange Assurn.oce Corporation, Court ho. A~hley rd. &

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Tbe Chestnuts, Church st White Willinm, shopkeeper, 15 Oa.kley terrace, Horton Hill rd Whitehead Frank, painter, High street Whitehouse Benjamin, greengrocer, High street . \\hlttle Childes, refrt>l>hment rooms, 46 Ea.st street Wilding Thomas, tin plate worker, 66' En.st st reet Williams&:. Blomfield, drapers, High street Williams & Taylor, builders, )Iiles Toad l\'illiams Charles D.A. assistant overseer &; collector of rates

k registrar of rnarria"es for Epsom union, 4 Ladbroke road Willirunson John M.n.~nd.,:.t.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P. t.ond., .D.P.H.

J:og. pbrsician ct surgeon, medical officer of health for Epsom, borkiog, Le11therhead & Carshalton Urbau Dis­trict Councils & Dorking & Epsom Rnral District Councils, Homeleigh, Heathcote rood

Willoughby Arthur Fredeiick, tea. dealer, 04 Miles road · Wilson H. & William P. boot makers, 4 Grand p&rade Wilson Elizabeth ()Iiss), dress maker, High street Wiltshire Charles, job master, 48 Station road

ESHER (A. S. ..-Escheath, i. e. Ash-haugh) is a. parish and pretty village, situat-Od on a hill, on t.be Portsmouth road, near the river )fole, with a. station l mile north-ea.st, in the parish of Thames Ditton, on tho London and South "eslern railway, nnd is -l miles south-west from Kin~ston­on-Tharues, 2 south.,~est from 'I'hames Ditton and 14 by rail irom London, in the Mid division of the county, Elm· bridge hundred, Kingston petty session8'1 division, union and county court district, rural deanery of Emly, archdeaconry of Surrey, and diocese of \Yincbestcr. Tho village is lighted 'With gas bv the Kingston Gas Company, and suppliod with water by 'the Lambeth iVtLterworks Company. under a scheme of the Kingston Rural Sanitary Authority in 1888-9 a system of main drainage was laid through this parish, Thames Ditton & Loog Ditton at o. cost of £70,000, including a sewage farm and 20 acres of land at Lower Green.

The parish is governed by an Urban District Cooncil of 21 members formed in • .\pril, 1805, under the provisions of the "Local Government Act, 1894" (56 & 5i Viet. c. 73); bv Local Governmeo~ Board Order ~o. 32,638, the district, known as '' Esher and the Ditton.a," comprises Esher, Thnmes Ditton and part of Long Ditton, and 1a divided into four wards. · · · ·.

Christ Church, which occupies a fine site on a.n eminence, was erect.ed in 1853-4, at a cost of £7,200, and is a cruciform building of stone, in the Early English style, including a tower, with a spire, containing a clock and 6 bells: the chancel windows are stained a.nd there is a marble monu­ment t-0 Leopold, Prince of Sue Coburg and lst King of the Belgians, who formerly resided at Claremont, and died 10 Dec. 1865: t.his rnonurneot, originally erected by H.)L Queen Victoria in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, Wll.8 sub. sequently removed to tb.ia church: here is also a. marble figure in tho nttit.ude of prayer, erected by Sir Francis Drake kt. in memory of his father, Richard Drake, Equerry to Queen Elizabeth, who died in 1603; tho effigy was removed from t-he old church by Sir William Richord ~Drake kt. F.S.A. of Oatla.nds Lodge, Weybridge, in 18i8 ; in t.he north aisle, in a niche of polished alabaster, is a. marble bust, executed by )fr. F. J. W'illiamson, of Esher, of H.R.H. Prince Leopold, Duko of Albany x .o. '9bo died at Cannes 28th March, 1884: there are SOO sittfags, 480 being free. ··

The old church of St. George, formerly called "Sandy cMpel," is still st.a.ndiog, and contains a monument by .Flaxman to the Hon. Mrs. Ellis of Claremont, d. 1803: the altar piece, representing " Our Saviour,'' was painted by Sir Robert Ker Porter x.c.n.: this church is now disused, escept when burials take place in the churchyard: in the new church'l'llrd is an altar tomb of marble with an elabo­rately carved flat canopy, beneath which are placed recumbent marble fignre!l, life size, of the Right Hon. Viscount Esber, .}fast.er of the Rolls (d. 1899), and Lady Esher, ru:id on the side of the tomb is a military trophy and inscription to his son, the Hon. Eugene Leopold Selwyn Brett, lieut. Scots Guards, d. 8 Dec. 188'2. Here also is a. fine canopied tomb to a lady, with seated effigy in marble. The register dates from the yen.r 168'2. The living is a rectory, net yearly nlue £333, with ball an acre ·of glebt>, in the gift of Wndham College, Oxford, and held ~nee 1895 by the Rev. E >relyn Joseph Rone l\J.A. la.re of that college. The iron mission church at West End is licensed for divine service. The Society of Friends ha\·e a meeting house in Cla.rcmont mne, holding SO persons. There is al.so a. Baptist chapel, in Park road, built in 1852, nnd seating 20Q, and a Wesleyan chapel, in Wolsey ro:id, erected in 1880. with 160 sittings. The Public Hall in High street was bruit in 1887 and will seat

· 450 per3ons. . The granite drinking fountain in tho High street W8$ presented tat.he village in 1877 by Her late ~fajesty Queen Victori-, in place of a. disused pump, given by the late Oolllfe de P.ari.8 in memory of his mo.rriage wit·h the.

Wilson Edmund Garratt, solicitor & clerk to the U~, District Council & to the buri11l bollrcl, Church street . 1

\\iltshire ~lary .hn (:\£rs. ), White Horse P.K. Dorkiog road · Wiltshire William, cartage agent to L. B. & S. C: railway &:-.

timber merchant, East street . . . ;.i

Winslett William, pAinter, East street .. 1 \Tood Annie Eliubeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 28 Albert rood . 1 ;

" "ood John, grocer, High st;reet \rood :lfaria (.llis.), linen dra.per, I-Ugh street Wooc\ Thomas, Qureo's Head P.H. Sout.h street 1 Woods J. & Son, bakers & confectioners, 10 East street . ,. \Yoodhead Caroline (Jlliss), ladies' school, The Hollies, Church

street. Seo advert . Woodhouse & Golf, cabinet. makers, 50 St.ation road \\'ooldridge n·. T. surveyor for the western division & sanitary

inspector to the Rural District-Council, Heathcote road . . : Woollridge William, laundry, Tho Common Working llfen's Club (Hy. Willis, hon. seo. &, treas .), The Col:-.. Worley Alice ()fiss), refreshment rooms, 56 East street \T yeth Brothers, grocers, High street 1" oung ~fen's Christian Association (Sames Elson, hon. 800.).

Church street Young \Tilliam, resident engineer at the vrbl\!J Distric~

Irater Works, East street · ·

Iuianfa of Spain ; it is a handsome structure and boon an inscription. The charities are of £65 yearly ya\ue. C'lnre. mont, the residence of H.R.H. t.he Duchess of Albany, is situated east o( the village ; i& was originally built by Sir-­John \'anbrugh kt. the architect and dramatist, who held the estate in 1708 ; and afterwnrds belonged to Thome.s.­Pelh.'\m-Holles, Duke of Xewcastle and )farquess of Clare. who ga>re it the name of " Claremont" : on his death, i.n 1 i68, it was sold to Robert Clive, the conqueror of India . and first baron Clive of Plassey, wh.o erected the present-· mansion at an espense of .£100,000, and had the grounds laid out afresh, under the direction of )fr. Lancelo~ ("Capability") Brown. The house, which stands on the. crest of & hill, surrounded by fine trees, is a. structure of brick, with stone dressings, and has & stately portico \nth columns of l'be Corinthian order, supporting a. perument adomed with.. the &.."UIS of Lcrd Clive. On his death, ~ovember 22, 177'. the property wa.s sold, and \Vas eventually purchaaed in 1816. by the Commissioners of Woods C\nd Forsets, for a. sum of· £60,000, a.s a. residence for Princess Charlotte, on her marringe. with Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg. Here, on the 6~ ~ovember, 1817, the Princess died, t1ud the estate remAJned · vested in her husband, who be~me king of the Belgians in 1831, And eYentu11lly transferred all his rights in the cstat~ t-0 the Queen. Louis Philippe, the exiled King of the French,. occupied the house from the 4th :llarch, 184·8, until his dccet1!W-." 26th August, 1850; and his Queen, Marie Amelie, also diocl here, 2-ith )torch, 1866 ; both were t.emporarily buried in. the Catholic chapel at Weybridge. The pleastire gronn@ att~hed to the house occupy about 6~ acres, the pa.rk being about 300 acres in extent, and 3! nules in circumference ; in the grounds is a st,ruct.ure of freestone in tbe Pointed style. designed by the Princess Charlotte for an open summer house. but since converted into a mausoleum to her memory ; it. has stained \\;ndows and a groined ceiling: there is also a. lake of 6 acres, and an obelisk erected by t.he Duke of :Ne"°-· castle. Esher PIS()(', west of the road, anc.l bounded by th& ri>er Mole, is now the seat of Sir Edgar Vincent x .c.:11.0 .. M.P. : in the grounds stands a. castellated gat.eway, built. by William of ~'aynllete, Bishop of 'Yinchester (1447-86). as pnrt of a mansion of brick erected by him within the park,; and once the residence of Cardinal 'Yolsey; tJ1c gateway. which is of three storeys, contains a number of small &nd dilapidated apartments, and wit.bin one of the octagonal towers is a skilfully constructed staircu.so of brick : . tht:> present mansion, situnted on an eminence, within a park of 145 acres, commands e:d.ensive views on the nortb·t'3St> and north-west, a.nd in t.he grounds is a votive urn, raised on a pode.stal, which bears a memorial inscription to ~{r­Henry Pelham: here is nl90 a fine tulip tree, with & gi.rtb­of about 19 feet. Eshcr Lodge is the •ent of William Seymour EMtwood esq. ; the mansion, built abont tho end of tb() 18th century and sinoo added to, sta.nds in & park of about; 100 aeres. :'llilbum is tho seat of the Hon. Henry Lortora Bourke D.L., J.P. Glcnhu.rst,, the se~t of Lady Emma. Talbo~. stands in " park of about 20 ~res. )fooro PLlce is the rei!'­dence of Charles Algernon )foreing esq. and Droom Hill of Sir Robert Hawthorn Collies :s.c.B., M.A.. Littlewo~ a modern mansion ";thin a. park of 32 a.ores, is occup1uu, by Philip )feadows )fartineau csq. LL.B., D.L., J.r. 'fh.:t Grove is the residence of Rhodes H. Cobb esq. · Hill R onoe, standing in a park of 2'2 acre.'!, of GoC1rgc Bectham ]3a,tchel()(' esq. And Hitwkshill Place, standing in I\ P<~rk of 45 seres; of AJ!rod ' Yilliam Dmyson esq. .At Sandon ! or Sandown, was a. hospital or priory, dodicated to St. :!'lfary .:l!agdal~~ and founded in the reign of Henry II. ~ in H36 it wss urot. with the hospital of St. ThomM, Southwlll'k ; . on t~o 811° OO\v stands Sandown House, . the . property.- and f()Slden~ of James Patt iJJon Currie esq. and surrounded ,.;th plw~ro grounds of about 20 acres. Adjoining the r~ilway stauou

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Sandown ho\ISe Whitton Henry, florist, Milbourne lane Thirtle Brothers, nurserymen, 'Vest End Wilby Richard, coal dealer, Rose cottage, West EoC: T hompaon George, farmor, Garson farm, Wc~t End Williams Eleanor (:\1iss) & William, bakers, The Green 'ThOm fJSOn George Henry, former, Wiowr House fa.rm, , Williamson Francis Job.n, sculptor, High street

· West End Willis Samuel, shopkeeper, Hare lane Tickner George, apartments, Pack road Wilson Charles, form bailiff to R.R.H. the Duchess of d.lban)' T ickner Richard, farmer, Round Hill fa.rm, Ard.brook common I Windsor J ohn & Sons, ironmongers, High street V olunteer Battalion 3rd East Suney Regiment (A Co.) Wiso George, fal'lner, Ardbrook farm, Hare lane

(Cu.pt. Rober~ Brooks ; Joseph ~[orris, sergeant-instructor),' Woodhouse Ceci l ill.D., B.A. & s.c.camb. physician & aurgeot! . West End & medical officer & publio vaednator, Esher district,

Walker Reginald Field, physician & surgeon, WiUord lodge Kingston union, Homeside -\Ya.Iker William, Albert Arms P.H. High street Wortley Willio.m, White Horse P.H. Hicr.h street Watney, Combe, Reid & Co. Limited, brewers; stores, West End Ya.tea Thomas, boot maker, West End

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EWELL, in Domesday "Etwell," i8 a parish a.nd pleasant house ia at present (190-2) un<><:cupiea. The principal land• little town with a. station half a. mile south, on the Croydon owners are Sir Gorvas Powell Glyn bart. John Henry Bridges .3nd Epsom br:i.nch of the London and Brighton railwa.v, esq. J-.P. Ewell Conrt, the Rev. W. Northey ){.A. of F.psom, ~nd ao.othcr, half a. mile west on tho branch of the South who is lord of the manor of Ewell and the tcwtees o( the late Western railway from Wimbledon to Leatherbcad; 13 miles Augustus William Ga.desden esq. who a.re lords of the manors from London, l mile north-east from Epsom and 5 miles of Fizniel or Fitznielc, Buttailes, or Botolphs, and Rookesle~ .south-ca.st from Kingston, and was once a mnrket town ; it is Tho aoil is clay ; sub$oil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, Sn the ?.lid division of thu county, Copthorno hundred, Epsom oate and barley. Tho area. is 2,427 acres of land and 10 -petty sessional division, union and county court district, a.ores cf water ; rateable value, £22,143 ; the popufation of ~oral dea.uery of Leatherhea.d.. archdeaconry of Surrei and the civil parish in 1901 was 3,338, including 730 in Kensing· .d'iooese of Winchester. It is lighted· with gas by the Epsom ton and ChelRea district workhouse schools. · :M.<l Ewell Gns Co. and supplied with water by tho Sutton Parish Clei·k, George Wood. · W~tcr ~· The s~vera.l feeders of t he ~oggs ll.i.11 river rising in Post, ;\[. o. &;, T. o., T. M. O., Express Delivery, Parcel Post, ~s pa.nsh form.its source. Th~ ancient. chnrch of St. :Ua.ry, s. B. & Annuitv& IusuranoeOffice.-F.rnest;\laitland Evans, "\Vlth the exception of the fine ivy-covered tower, now used I sub-postmaster • . LettE1rs arrive .through Epsom at 7 a.ro. :as !I 1nottua.ry chap_el for the old churchyard, has bi;.cn pulled & 10.16 u..m. & 3 & 6.15 p.m. ; sunda.vs, 7.30 a..m. ; dis· do'Kn; the ~ow parish church! erected a.t '.!'cost of £1 ,.174, a~d patched at 8.25, 10.5 !;. 11.20 a.m. & 3,3°0, 4.5 & 7.M p.m.; -<:onsecra.ted -4 Angust, 184!!, ~s.of Btooe, m tbe Early English aunrlays at 7.55 p.m .style, &~d has a tower, c-ontainiug ~ cl°':~. aud 8 bells: ~here I Po.,t Boxes at Cheam road cleared at 7.30 & 11.0 a.m • .t il.9 a fine:y.carvod marble figure of Sir William _Le"'.cn, ~n;ght, 3.20 & 7.20 p.m.; suodays nt 7.20 p.m .alderman a.nd !or~ mayor of. London, 'Yh0 died 10 l i l '• as Chessincrton road clearod at 8.15 & 12.10 p.m. & 7.45 p.m.; 'Well as several ancient brasses and :memorials removed from the ' auud~y~. 8.15 a.m .old church, to' the ~!onro, Calverley, Glyn Lcweo, Dowde:.-well Epsom road 8 40 10.20 l0.40 a.m. 3.40 &: 8.10 p.m. ; sun--and Bulkeley families, and te!l memorial '~indows; in 1893 clays at s'.10 p'.m ' t.he chnrch was renovated, a.nd 10 1898 a pulpit of a!a~aster and WeRt street., 7.45 & 12 a.m. & 6.45 p.m. ; anndays, 8.15 a.m ma.rble was presente~, aud now . affords 1,000 s1t~ngs, 430 London road, 8.30 &: 11 a.m. & 6.:50 p.m.; sund&ys, 7.45 p.m bci.ug .free . . The reg1ste~ dates from t.!3e year l ti04. The Kin{!:aton road (Chestnuts), 7.45 & 11.15 a..m. & 7.15 p.m. ilivrng IS a. vicarage. oat mcome £130, Wlth 7 acres o[ glebe, sunclays 7 45 a. m :fo. the gift of Sir Gervas Powell Glyn ba.rt .. lay rector, and ' · · PUBLIC OFFICERS \held since 1901 by tho Rev. Reginald Coomb$ Hunt :M. A. • ,of. Wa.dham College, Oxford, and surrogate. The vicarage Medical Officer & Public Vaocluo.tor, Ewell. Chessinstton & ihouse was built in IS84, and a. Chnrch Uoom was given bv Cuddington District, Epsom Union, Ernest ~oel R<?1chardt ;the Rev. Johu Thornton ll..A. vicar 1890-1901. The chu.rch lt.D.Lond. Dorset housD ·of All Sainb!, at West Ewell, is in. the Early Decorated style. Stewards of the Ma.nor of Ewell & Cuddington, Messrs. Frere, Thero is a Congrega.t.ionul chapel with a school and public CholmE'.)ey & Co. 28 Lincoln's In.n fields, London w c !lecture hall adjoining, built in 1864: the chapel will seat Schools.

National, built in 1861 11t a cost of £!,194, enlarged iu 1893, for 490 children; average attendance, 132 boys &:: 125 girls ; Snmuel Buxton, master ; Miss Eliz.'1.beth Deavin, mistress

Infants', erected in 1861, for 130 children; average atten· dance, 90; Miss Kate Sperring, mistress

Ra.ii ways. London, Drighton & South Coast, Alfred Standing, station

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~00 persons. Extensive pottery and brick and tile works are maintained on the Nonsuch estate, and there are two large fionr mills , worked by water and steam power from '!llllllerous springs rising in the town a.nd neighbourhood, lforming the bend of the Hoggs Mill river. Ch:irities oE £300 ~rly value ere distributed in bread and clothing, scholar. :ships &c. Ewell was the birtbpla.ce iu l~S2 of Richard -Corbet D.D. bishop of Oxford (1628-32), a.od of Non~ch :{1632-5). E1vcll Castle, erected in 1804, i~ a castellated .mansion with octagonal turret3 at the angles, and embatUed p:i.rapcts; in tho grounds is a site of a banqueting house beloo,1ting to the palace of Nonsuch, built by King Henry

!the E ighth and situated in Cuddillgton parish; the remains Carriers to London. · ·are surrounded by a wall "ith bMtions at intervals. The Carter, Patersoo &. Co. Lim. &: Pickford's Limited, daily

· PBIT ATE BESlDE~'rS. 1 Cockerell Douglas, Erb cottage, London rd Henderson .\fox.Davidson, Lower .?.fill ho

_'\dams Herbert., Holmfield, Cheam roadJCornish J as. Ry. Church ho. Church st Henderson P.obt. Chas. Lower ;'iliJI house Alpe Fredk. Tbe Hermitag1" Churoh st Cox Enoch, Oakleigb, Church street Henderson William, Lo"'·er Mill bou.se ~rkcr M. Merton, :Mulberrv oott.age,

1Cox Rev, Ernest Willinm B.A. (curate), Highmore Nathaniel, Grafton road

Epsom rood • Oaklei~h. Church street Rig-gins Gordon, Wendover ril. CheS3ing· llarton Richd . .Plea.sa.ot Dene, Epsom rd Crafer Thos. N. Orsett ho. Cheam road I.on road "Donel Rev. Edw1<rd Vines B.A. (cw·ate) Currey Francis Alfred, P itt house Hill Thomas, Park side, Kingston rd Jlot'ting Mrs. Rorndon house Davey Henry, Conaways, Cheam road Holmes l\Iiss, 2 The Laurels llowrin~ lhedk. Wm. Kingston lodge Drummond John. Caprera, Chessington rd ' Hudson .a.rLhur, Gar brand lodge lloxshall Henrv Edwin, 6 Chesterfield rd Durrant Edward, Ga.rbrand hall !Runt Rev. Reginald Coombs M • .l. (vicar llrewcr Fredcrick,F.lm lca.,Chessington rd lDwelly Geo. A. F. :Rcaconstleld villa,

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& &urroira.te), The Vicarage 'Bridge" John Henry J . '!'. Ewell court Chessingto11 road I' Anson Robert,' Ewell lodge ~ristow Frdk. Ja.s. Down view, Epsom rd Edw8rds Arthur, Cestria, Fulford road Jacomb Reginald Benson, Ewelll.house 13riatowe Pe-rcy, Corner house, Epsom rdl' Evl\ns Sir David K.c.ll.O., J.P. Ewell grove JonCd Henry Blew, St. Korman's.lJheam rcl 'Brockwell Thos. Melton, Chessington rd Field Frederick Arthur, Ashley cottage Keevill William Hy. Mayfield. Fuliord rd 1Surchell Jarues Wa.ro, Gt'a.fton roa.d Fisher Mrs. T.ynton ho11se, Epsom roa.d Killick :uiss. Church street 1lutcher Henry, Burchett cot. Epsom rd1FJect Duncu.u, Mostvn, Epsom road Lino Mrs. Clovelly, Chessington road 'Bllleton Cba.rles C. Cheam road Gibon Mrs. Holly l>ink, Chessington ro.'1.d M>;ckinder Lionel, Hollycroft, Epsom road Buxton Samuel, West street Glyn La.dy, Rectory house :\Iaingny J ohn Francis, Chessingtou lodge 'Carlisle Mjss, The Oraogo Greig Alc~ander James, Old ;'I.fill house .Marriott A. Weatherley, The Itowans, 'Carix:nter Edwin, .Meadow vi~w, Ches- Hauulton ~£rs. The Gables, Church street Chesterfield road

aington road Hampton Chas. Alfted, Seleng, F.psom rd Marsh Georl?e Frederick, Park house; 'Charmau John, Alma cottage Hanbury Walter Geo. Grafton road Chr.sterfiela road 'Charma.n ~. Roslyn, Church street Hards George, Ellra hous", ffigh street Marshall James, Park Hill ho. F.psom road 'Christie A.';H. Bungal°'"• London r<i Hatch Daniel Light·, The Chestnuts, Martin Edward Walter, Noi:i.snch house <-Oatea )Llj. Ed,vard, Fee thl\m, 'l'o.ylc's hill Kingston road . ~lercer Thomas, Chessington house

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Monger Mrs. Park bill, Epsom rOll.d 1B11.rdrick Richard. fP°OCer, High street JA;>fevcr Frank W. W. coal merchant . " ' Odell Edgar Thomas, Chesterfield house, Bates ,Tohn Jumrs,fly proprictcr,Epsom rd London & Provincial Bank I.illli~

King$tOn roa<i 11nca.ms George, boot mfl.ker, High street (agenay) (J. A. 'l'ulloch, 111anag~'

Palmer ~ful. Surtilymede, Chessington road 1 Bea.ms H11.rrv Geo. plumber, London roa<l Epsom road; draw on head om !! Pa.rker John \Ym. Res..~le ho. Epsom road ' Bowerman Hy. Thos. sadrllcr, Epsom rood Rank buildings, J.othbury F. c & Gi;.n: Pa.sbach l1l!red Edward, Erlscote, Ches- Boxshall Henry Edwin, SurTeyor, 6 Mill8, Currie & Co. London E c

sington road Chesterfield road Lonshurst E. & Sons, limber merchant.; Picknall George, Ranmore Brunton James E<ht"ard, bookseller & Kingston road • Pott Col. "Korbury, St.·mem\y houso confectioner, High street Mckean John, fammr, Ru;dey farm · •' Price Misses, Essex lodge Bi:ya.nt John, cl1inrney sweepe.r, West st ~!arks Henry, b11.kcr, mngston road · Radf'?rd °\'.m,- D11.y, l1 Gro't"e vils. Epsom rel /'Arter Wn1. Ja.!nes, hair dre~ser, Wes~ st l>~artin Edwd. W~lter, fur~ncr, ~on.such h .. Reddie "1lhnm Grantham, Tho Manor Cave Coffee '.I avern (.John StrudWlck, ~ewton k Co. bu1ldt'rs, High s tre<'t

house. Chc11n1 road I manager), High street ~forth Surrey Dairiea (Tho) (Henry Georgcr ReichardtErncstXoebr.D.LOn:l..Dorsetho1Charman Frank, butober · Stokes, manager), Epsom road Rendall Percv l!. n., F.z.s. Grove cottage, ! Clark George Ensign, fishmonger, High st Pa.ckman Eliza (Miss), fruiterer & dairy

Cheam road ICoakes Francis Hy. grocer, High street Page Arthur, farmer, F.well <'<>W"t &rm Rooth Arthur Frederic, Laurels, Ches- :Coates Edward, farm bailiff to E . \Y. Parrett \rm. blacksmHh, Kingston road

terfield road I Martin esq. Priest Rill farm Pepper Sarah (:\trs.), Groen ~fan P.u Scott Fridulph, Park villa., Fullford road Cracknell Ellen (:\lrs.), butcher, High st Perry George, grocer, Hi.2h street Secretan Herbert Edwin, The Old hous~, Crockford George & Son, fishmongers, P<'rry George, fruiterer, Hjgh street

Epsom road Epsom road Peters Edward, carrier, 111eadow walk ShMv Rev. Joseph (Congregational}, Drewitt Grorge F'. beer retailr. Cheam rd Kingston r oad '1

1 Heatbfield 1"i11M Dunford Thomas George, baker Pigden Henry, tailor, High street Smith Havdon, Woodgate Elliott Charles William, baker, High s~t Pocock Thomas, cannan &. contractor-Srnith R~\·e, Hill cottage, West street Eva.ns' Drug Stores (Ernest Maitland :\!eadow walk .. Smith Sydnet", Park Farm ho. West Ewell Evan.~), Post office Pollard George Alfred, Organ Inn P.i:r_ Spencer .Mi.S, Grl'tlham cot. Epsom road Ewell Football Clllb (-4.F.\Yhite,hon. BC<l) Church street Slltton A- R. l The I.aurels Fitz-Marshall John, artist, The Studio, Powley Edward, boo~ maker, Epsom road. Th.ring J-ewi$, Chesterfield road Mill road Prichard Elizabeth (Miss}. milliner., Tims John, Cleeve cottage, Cbcs.'<ington rd Gardner IA'.onard William, beer retailer, Epsom road . • Tull John, Fir cottaooe, Chessi.Jigton road Kingston road Rarlford &:. Clarke, grocers, Cbeaot road Uffindell Charles l:S'phraim, Cbeste~ton Godard Emily (.Miss), nurse, 1 Grove vils Reichardt Ernest Kocl M.D.Lond., L.s.&.; . . house, Che11sington road. . Godfrey Ann (Mrs.), general shop, surgeon &; medical officer & puhliO'~

Vardon Hugh Ernst.Astbury,Kingston rd Chessington ro1id vaccine.tor, Ewell, Chcssington & Cud. Walt~s Radcliffe, Pet>sfield, Epsom road Goodship &. Saunders, sanitary engineers, diogton district,Epsom union,Dorset be> Walters 'l\illiam Melmotb, Purberry \\est street Rendell Percy M.D., M.R.c.s:eng. physician : Shot, Epsom road . Goodship Charlotte (Mrs), beer retailer & surgeon, Grove cottaie, Cheam road'" 'l\ar<l Sidney M. The Red bouse,Cburcb pt &. shopkeeper, 'I\ est street Rickett,Cockerell&Co.Lim.coal merch11.nts. ' . \Yea't"er Mrs. Vine cottage, \\est street Oraham Wallace Henry, cycle maker, StAtion yard · · Weeks Henry Thomas, Wentworth, Epsom road . Roote Edgar, Wbcatsbenf P.tt

Chessingtcn road . Green Alfred, cycle ma ker, Kingston road Scorgie Mary ()[rs.). Glyn Arms P.JI . \fhelpdale Arthur, Be.aumont., ::P.psom rd Hall & Davidson. millers (water & steam) Smith Edgar, King \\illiam IV. l'.H ·~. ;._ Williams Ed,t"d. l:iy. Joseph, \\arwick cot & flour factors, Ewell mills Snooks S11,muel, stone mason, Station y~rd ·1; (1;, '\\"iU~s Henry, High stre-~t Hards Geor~e, rate collect.or & assistan t Stono & Co. I.im. brick mak~rs . " :: 1''-' . Willis John Ordwny, Kir1.-wood cottage, overse<>r, Eilra. bouse, High street Stone Frank, corn & coal merchnt. High st · 1. ·' •

Chest{"rtield road · HaY'va.rd Ma.ry A. (:!ltrs.), Eight Bells l'.ll Taylor Joseph, iarmer, Long Do'm farm. Willi~ Miss, 3 Grove villas, Epsom road Hemmi::ig \\alter James, !armer, Pop- Thompson Arthur, beer retailer, Epsom rd .;._· · 1

Wood George, Somersby, Che11terfield roa.d Jar farm, TI' est Ewell Wakefield Fk. photographer, Epsom rd. ~· ~ Yollllger Robert Francis, Homeleigh, Herbert Welthey (Mrs.), beer retailer. \Yaish James, boot. repairer. Kingston rd ":. . Cbessiagton road · Cbessington road Warner Elim. (MIS.), Queen Adelliide P.J'f -

Hill Thomas, school, Park side Watt>rs Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper,., \ ' . CO:M:illmCU.L. . B:illia.rd Ernest, former, Fitznell farm _Kingston road · ... , • . ... • ;

Early closing day, Wednesday. Hincklc-y Lucy (Miss). dress maker, Watts-William, carman. Kingston rO<td ... . ·"'J., ·,',°", Allder Goorge, butcher, High stroot E psom farm Westing James, beer retailer · ~·· . • Archer George, wheelwright, West street Hobson R bod11. (l\!rs .}, Spring hot.el P.R Wilkins John Turner, bak1·r, Hi~h street· .• ~i/'':··. Ayling Josopn, boot repairer, II est street Hodges I .e\\is. draper, Epsom road Williams & Son, watch makers, Epsom rd . _>'\. c. f· I Bake: ?.wy . .\no (Mrs.), fly proprietor, Hunt Jane (.\!rs.), shopkeeper, Mill lane Willis Hy. &. Son, furniahillg ironmongers .._"-; .i '

High street Jeal Reuben, picture frame ma. West st Wrightjohn,draper.tbootmake-r,Highs.t. . '

EWHURST is a parish an<'\ villnge, 3 miles north-east from Cranleigh station on the Guildford and Horsham section of the London, Brighton and South Co:i.st railway, 35 from London nod 12 south-east. from Guildford, 11 miles from Dorking, in the South \Yestern dill'ision of the count.~-, hundred of Biackbeath. Guildford petty set>Sionnl division , Hambledo11 uqion, (luiJrlJtlrd a.nd Qodalming .county court district, rural deanery of Guildford, archdeac-onry of Surrey and diocese of Winchester. The church of SS. Peter and Paul, rest-0rcd in 1S38, is a C'ruciform building of stone in the I'crpendiculnr style, and h:is a central tower "';th spire, containing a clO<'k and 6 bells: there are 306 sittings, 146 of 'vbich Me free. The register dotes from the yea.r 161+. The li'l"ing is & rec· t-0ry, net yearly value £.!SO, including 60 acres of gleoo "itb residence, in tho gift of the Lord ChancC'Jlor. and hPld since 1S9R by the Rev. Archibald E wart Clark-Kennedy B.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. A chnrity of £50 yearly, left by Henry Smith , of 'Wandswort.h. nncl n!Jcrmnn of London, who died 30 Jan. 162S, is distributed by the P11ri~h Council Coverwood, 2 miles north, is the scaLof Hngh Fortescue Locke-King esq. J.P.; Ewhurst Place of Col. Thomas \YllTne Lemmon c:11.; \\"oolpits of Henry Lewis Doulton <'Sq. and Little Woolpits. ·of Dugald Clerk csq. The principnl landownc:rs are Hugh Fortt'SCue Lo<-kc-King CS']. Reginald l\Iorc Brav Cl'<I· lt.c. of Shere (who is lhc r.rincipnl lord of the moi.nor), 1..ord Abinger, J. Brab,y e.<;q. \\niter Vi ebb csq. of

Mlllquoits, the Hon. E. F. I.t'veson-Gower, of Holmbury Park, and Thomas James Waller esq. of Baynards Park. The soil is various; snbsoil, clay and sand. The chiPf cro~ a.re wheat., barley, oats and turnips. The area is n,417 acres ; , rateable value, £7,045; the population in HlOl \!'as 991! ..

Pariah Clerk, George Ledger ; deputy, Frederitk F-ranc1s . .

Post, M. 0 . & T. 0., T. M. 0 ., E xpress nelivery, '.Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Offict>.-Waltcr Erl1>, sob· postmast~r. Letters arrive from Gnildiord at 6.30 a.1'.11. & 2.30 & 5.15 p.m.; dispatched 12.20 & 6.16 p.m.; sunday, arrive 6.4S, dispatched 10.35. Letters from Holn1b:b through Dorking. Letters distinauished tbns t tbro~ Rud~rick, via Horshnm, & for Garston farm via She;<', . Guildford ;.

Tho Ewhurst Institute & R.Mding Room mis ererted : 1901 by subscriptions for the use of tho '"illagers

Schools. NatioMl, Ewhurst (mixed}, built in 1840, for 120 c·hildrei:i ;

average a1.tendan'cc, 115; Herbert Brooker, master; Mi~ Brooker, mistress .

National, Ellen's Oreen (mixed), built in J8i0, for 5~ chtl· • dren; a't"erage attendance, 43 ; )!rs. Louisa. FosU>r, nus~·

Carrier. GB<>rgo Buck, to Guildford, tues. & sat.; to Horsham~ moo.

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(Persons whose names a.re distinguished 'E1t"art l>:fiss, Concyhurst tLGvcy Frank Tborly, Maybanks d •· by t rec~ivo their letters through J'rl'ucbTille Willinm, North Breache manor Lockc-IGng Hugh Fort.cslluc J.r. Coverir •

. Horsham 't"ln Ruclgwick.) Hanney W. J). Spange h1tll McKenzie Sir Alexander, Radnor .- · · PIH't" A'l'E RESIDE~TS. Humphrey Miss, Downhurst :'lfote George William, Pitch hill .~

Clark-Kennedy. Rev. .Archibald F.wart Inco Gerrartl B. Wes tland Sartorius l\fajor-Geocral Eustcn ReorY . B .-..l. The Rectory Johnston George, Garlands Y.C. ~ew hous.e .

Clerk Dui:ald, LitUe Woolpits Kincaid Joseph, Brookhurst Sparkes John, I:Ieathside, Pitch hill Crombie Rev. JM.?.L:.t.A.(Pres.),Thornbnk Lemmon Col. Thomas \\arno c.11. Stephens Henry, Northland Doulton Hcn~y Lewis, Woolpits Ewhurat placo · Thompson Semer, Spruce coU.84::e