ESSEX, HERTS, MIDDLESEX KENT ; POST OFFICE DIRECTORY LONDON: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY KELLY AND CO,, 1862.

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1 POST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF ESSEX, HERTS, MIDDLESEX KENT ; CORRECTED TO THE TIME OF PUBLICATION. r LONDON: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY KELLY AND CO,, OLD BOSWELL COURT, ST. CLEMENT'S, STRAND. W.C

2 PREFACE. TIIE Proprietors, in submitting to their Subscribers and the Public the present (being the Fifth) Edition of the Six HOME COUNTIES DIRECTORY, trust that it may be found to be equal in accuracy to the previous Editions. Several additions have been made to the present volume : lists of Hundreds and Poor Law Unions have been included in the Topography of each County; it is stated under each Parish in what Hundred, Union and County Court District it is situate, as well as the Diocese, Archdeaconry and Rural Deanery; and the College and University of every Beneficed Clergyman have been given. The Post Office Savings Banks have been noticed; the names of the Parish Clerks are given under each Parish ; and lists of Farm Bailiffs of gentlemen farming their own land have been added. / The bulk of the Directory has again increased considerably: the Third Edition consisted of 1,420 pages; the Fourth had increased to 1,752 pages; and the present contains 1,986 pages. The value of the Directory, however, will depend principally on the fact that it has been most carefully corrected, every parish having been personally visited by the Agents during the last six months. The Proprietors have again to return their thanks to the Clergymen, Clerks of the Peace, Magistrates' Clerks, Registrars, and other Gentlemen who have assisted the Agents while collecting the information. 18 TO 22, OLD BORWET-L COURT, ST. CLEMENT'S, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. September, 186*2. i *

3 E C! Q T? "V o o ±1i A., I ESSEX is one of the metropolitan shires, and takes its name from the commonwealth of the East Saxons (one of the English hordes which settled in South Britain), and of which Middlesex, London, and Hertfordshire afterwards formed part. After the Euskardians and Celts had been driven out, it was held by the Belg-ic tribe of the Trinobantes until the Roman inroad. Of the Romans it was a great seat, and here was their city of Camulodunum. The Welsh again becoming masters, were driven out by the East Saxons. The chief clans concerned in the settlement were the Tilling^ Hailing, Denning, Thurring, Benning, Billing, Horning, Manning', Totting, Bucking*, and Dunning, being the same as those engaged in the settlement of East Anglia. In S&3 it came under the sway of the West Saxons under Egbert, though more than once given up to the Danes. In the great Civil War Essex sided with the Parliament, and formed a powerful federation. The shire is of an irregular shape, being In its greatest length, from north-east to south-west, 63 miles. It contains 1,533 square miles, or 1,000,549 acres, being the tenth English shire for size. In 1851 its population was 369,318, being an increase of 24,339 over The number of houses in 1851 was 77,480 ; of males, 185,399 ; of females, 183,919. On the east nnd south-east it is bounded by the North Sea j on the south by the Thames, which lies between it and Kent; on the west by the Lea against Middlesex, and by the IS tort against Hertfordshire ; on the north by the Cambridgeshire border ; and on the north-east by the Stour against Suffolk, Thus there is a navigable belt from Sudbury round by sea, and so to Bishop Stortford. On the east the shore is broken by the deep friths and creeks of the Stour, Colne, Blackwater, Croucb, and Thames. The Thames flows from London to the North Sea, having several quays, but no great haven on the Essex shore. The Lea, and its head, the Stort, are navigable, passing through Bishop Stortford, Harlow, and Waltham Abbey. The Boding rises in East on park, and runs for about 36 miles past Ongar, to liford, where it becomes navigable, and, passing Barking, joins the Thames* The Bourne brook, 12 miles long, falls into the Thames at Dagenham. The Ingerbourne rises in South Weald, and falls in near Rainham ; the Marditch, 12 miles long, forms a creek at Purfleet. The Crouch, 25 miles long, waters south-east Essex, and is navigable from Hull bridge to the North Sea ; Bimiham is its port; and the Broomhill is a creek 10 miles long, and navigable tor 7 miles to near Rochford. The Clielmer, 46 miles long, rising near Debden, passes Dunmow and Chelmsford, where it is made navigable, and flows to Maldon, its port, receiving the Ter, 13 miles long, the Wid and Cann, 14 miles long, and the Sand on brook, 10 miles long. Near Mahlon it joins the Blackwater, which has for its feeder the Podsbroolc. The Colne, 35 miles long, rises near Bird brook, becomes navigable at Colchester, and, receiving the Iioman river, flows into the North Sea. The Holland creek fails into the North Sea at Little Holland. The Stour is about 50 miles long, becomes navigable at Sudbury, and passes the ports ofmanningtree and Harwich to the North Sea. In the north-west the Cam and Slade brooks pass into Cambridgeshire. The shire has much rich meadow grounds on the shores t of the brooks, and marsh lands on the friths and creeks. On the shore are many marsh islands, like those of Holland ; Canvey, Foulness, Wallasea, Mersea, Horsea, Haven gore, and Potten, are the greatest. Much of the shore is sheltered against the tides and storms by dikes and sea-walls, as it lies low. The inland is billy and well timbered. The highest hills of the London clay are High Beech, near Waltham Abbey, 760 feet high ; Danbury, 700 feet high ; Tiptree Heath, near Witham, 700 feet high, and Laingdon hills, 620 feet high. It appears that, next to the Church of England, the most powerful sects are the Independents, and then the Baptists and Methodists. Essex, of which Chelmsford is the assize town, is in the Home Circuit, and in the district of the London Court of Bankrupty. Part of Becontree hundred, viz., Barking, East Hain, West Ham, Little Ilford, Low Levton, Walthamstow, Wanstead, St. Mary Woodford, and Cbingford, is within the bounds of the Central Criminal Court and Metropolitan Police, being suburbs of the metropolis. It is in two divisions, each returning two members to Parliament North, Essex, with a population of 189,435, of which Braintrec is the seat of election, and South Essex, with a population of 179,883, of which Chelmsford is the seat of election. The shire forms nineteen hundreds and one liberty. Each division contains the following hundreds : The Northern Division Clavering, Dunmow, Fresh well, Hinckford, Lexden, Tending, Thurstable, Uttlesford, Winstree, and Witham ; and the Southern Division Barstable, Beacontree, Chafford, Chelmsford, Dengie, Harlow, Ongar, Rochford, and Waltham ; and of the Liberty of Havering; and four boroughs Colchester, Maldon, Harwich, and Saffron Walden; the first three are parliamentary, and return two members each. There are seventeen Unions Billericay, Braintree, Chelmsford, Colchester, Dunmow, Epping, Halstead, West Ham, Lexden and Winstree, Maldon, Ongar, Orsett, Rochford, Romford, Saffron Walden, Tend ring, and Witham, besides townships under other shires. There are about 500 townships, of which 400 are parishes. The shire is ecclesiastically under the Bishop of Rochester, in the two archdeaconries of Colchester and Essex, with the exception of ten metropolitan parishes, which are under the Bishop of London, and Ballingdon, a suburb Sudbury, in Suffolk, which is in the diocese of Ely, There are several good towns, as Colchester, Chelmsford, Braintree, Harwich, Maldon, Barking, Saffron Walden, Witham, Halstead, Romford, Brentwood, and Southend, besides market and small towns. There are no cathedrals or great endowments, The following is a list of the parishes in the Northern Division of the county, arranged according to the hundreds > Hundred of Clavering: Berden, Clavering, Farnham, Hen ham (part of), Lang-ley, Manuden, Started Mountfitchet (part of), and Uglev. Hundred of DunmowA thorp Roothing, Barnston, Berners Roothing, Broxted, Chickney, Good Easter, Great Canfield, Great Dunmow, Great Easton, High Easter, High Roothing, Leaden Roothing, Little Canfield, Little Dunmow, Little Easton, Margaret Roothing, Maslibury, Plesliey, Shallow Bowells, Thaxted, Tilty, White Roothing with the liamlet of Morrell Roothing, Willingale Doe, and Willingale Spain. Hundred of Freshwell: Ash don, Bard field, Saling, Great Bard field, Great Sanipford, Hempstead, Little Bardfield, Little Sampford, and Radwinter. Hundred of Hiuckford*Bocking, Braintrce, Castle Hedinghain, Felstead, lunchingfield, Gosfield, Great Muplestead, Great Suling, Great Yeldham, Halstead, Little Maplestead, Little Yeidham, Panfield, Pebmarsh, Rayne, Ridgwell, Shaltbrd, Sible Hedingham, Stambourne, Stubbing, Stisted, Tilbury, Toppesfteld, and Wethersfield.

4 [ESSEX.] 2 POST OFFICE Hundred of Lexden : Aid ham (Withani division), Birch (Colchester division), Boxted, Chapel or Pontisbright {Witham division), Copford, Dedham (Colchester division), Earls Colne, East Donvland, Easthorpe, Erigaine Colne, (Witham division), Peering (Witham division), Ford ham (Colchester division), Great Cosru;eshall (Withani division), Great Horksley, Great Tey, (Witham division), Inwortli, (Witham division), Lang-liam, (Colchester division), Little Horkesley, (Colchester division), Little Tey, (Withani division)/ Marks Tey, (Witham division), Markshall (Witham division), Messing, Mount Bures (Colchester division), Pattiswick (Witham division), Stanway (Colchester division), Wakes Colne (Witham division), West Bergholt (Colchester division), White Colne (Witham division), Wormingford, and Wyvenhoe (Colchester division). Hundred oftendring: Alresford, Ardleigh, Beaumontcum-Moze, Brad field, Bright! ingsea, Elm stead, Frating, Frinton, Great Bentley, Great Bromley, Great Clacton, Great Holland, Great Oakley, Kirby-Ie-Soken, Lawford, Little Bent ley, Little Bromley, Little" Clacton, Little Holland, Little Oakley, Manningtree, Mistley, Ramsey, St. Osyth-Chich, Tendring, Thorpe-le-Soken, Thorrington, Walton-le-Soken. or Walton-on-the-Naze, Weeley, Wix, and Wrabness, Hundred of Thurstable : Goldlianger, Great Totham, Hey bridge, Langford, Little Totham, Tolleabury, Tolleshunt D'Arcy, Tolleshunt Knights, Tolleshunt Major or Beckingham, and Wiekham Bishops. Hundred of Uttlesford Arkesden, Birchanger, Christian, Debden, Elm don, Elsenham, Great Cliesterford, Great Chishnll, Henham (part of), Heydon, Little Chesterford, Little Cbishall, Littlebury, Newport, Quendon, Sickling, Stansted Moiuitfitchet (part of), Strethall, Takeley, Wenden Lofts, Wen dens Ambo, Wicken B on ant, Widdirigton, and Wimbish, Hundred of WinstreeAbberton, East Mersea, Fingringhoe, Great Wigborougli, Langenhoe, Layer Breton, Layerde-la-11 ay, Layer Marney, Little Wigborough, Peldon, Salcott, Virley, and West Mersea. Hundred of Witham: Black Notley, Bradwell-next- Coggeshall, Crossing, Fairsted, Faulkbourne, Great Braxted, Great Leighs (part of), Hatfield Peverel, Kelvedon, Little Braxted, Little Coggeshall, Rivenhall, Terling, Tilting, White Notley, and Witham* The following is a list of the parishes in the Southern Division : Hundred of Bar stable: Basildon, Bowers Gifford, Bulphan, Chadwell St. Mary, Corringham, Doddinghurst, Downham, Dunton, East Horndon, East Tilbury, Fobbing, Great Burstead, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Hutton, Ingrave, Lain don, Langdon or Laindon Hills, Little Burstead, Little Thurroek, Mucking, Nevenden, North Benfleet, Orsett, Pitsea, Ramsden Bellbouse, Ramsden Crays, Shenfield, South Benfleet, Stanford-le-Hope, Thundersley (part of), Vange, West Horndon, West Tilbury, and Wiekford. Hundred of Beacontree : Barking, Dagenham, East Ham, Little llford, Low Ley ton, Walthamstow, Wan stead, West Ham, and Woodford. Hundred of ChafFord: Aveley, Brentwood, Childerditch, Cra.nl tam, Grays Thurrock, Great Warley, Little War ley, North Ockendon, Rainham, South Ockendon, South Weald, Stiftord, Upininster, Wennington, and West Thurrock. Hundred of Chelmsford: Blaekmore, Boreham, Broomfield, Buttsbury, Chelmsford, Chignall St. James, ChignaJl Smealy, I) an bury, East Hanningfield, Fryerning, Great Baddow, Great Leighs (part of), Great Waltham, Ingatestone, Little Baddow, Little Leighs, Little Walt ham, Margaret ting, Mountnessing, Rettendon, Roxwell, Runwell, Sand on, South Hanningfield, Springfield, Stock, West HanningfieM, Widford, Woodliam Ferrers, and Writ tie. Hundred of Dengie r Althome, Aslieldham, Bradwell, Burnham, Cold Norton, Creeksea, Dengie, Hazeleigh, Latehjngdon, Mnyland, Mundon, North Fambridge, Purleigh, St. Lawrence Newland, Soutliminster, Steeple, Stow Maries, Tillingham, Woodham Mortimer, and Woodham Walter. Hundred of Harlow : Great Hallingbury, Great Parndon, Harlow, Hatfield Broad Oak or Hatfield Regis, Latton, Little Hallingbury, Little Parndon, Matching, Netteswell, "Hoydon (part of), and Sheering. Hundred of Ongar: Abbots Roothing, Beauehamp Roothing, Bobbingworth, Chigwell, Chipping Ongar, Fyfield or Fifehead, GreenstSad, High Laver, High Ongar, Kelvedon Hatch, Lambourne, Little Laver, Loughton, Magdalen Laver, More ton, Navestoek, jnovth Weald, Basset t, Norton Mandeville, Shelley, Stanford Rivers, Stapleford Abbots, Stapleford Tawney, Stondon Massev, Theydon Bois, They don Garnon, and They don Mount. Hundred of llochford : Ashingdon, Barling, Ca new don. Eastwood, F)ulness, Great Stambridge, Great Wakering? Hadleigh, Hawkwell, Hockley, Leigh, Little Stainbridge, Little Wakering, North Shoebury, Paglesliam? Prittlewell, Bawreth, Rayleigh, Rochf'ord, Shopland, Southchurch, South Fambridge, South Shoebury, Sutton, and Thundersley (part of). Hundred of Waltham: Cliingford, Epping, Nazeing, Rovdon (part of), and Waltham Abbey or Waltham Holy Cross. The Liberty of Havering-atte-Bower includes Horncliurch and Ro in ford. Basildon Bowers GifFord Brentwood Childerditcb Downham Dunton East Horndon Great Burstead Hutton Ingrave Laindon Little Burstead BILLERICAY Black Notley Bo eking Brad we ll next Coggeshall 13 rain tree Creasing Fineliingfield Great Saling Boreliam Broomfield Buttsburv Chelmsford ChignaU St. James Chignall Smealey Dan bury East Hanningfield Fryerning Good Easter Great Baddow Great Leighs Great Walt ham Ingatestone Little Baddow Little Leighs UNION. Little W^arley Mountnessing Nevenden North Benfioet Pitsea Ramsden Bcllhouse Ramsden Crays Shenfield South Weald Van ge West Ilorndon Wickford BRAINTREE TH5TTOH". Panfield CHELMSFORD COLCHKSTER Pattiswick Havne S h al ford St is ted Wethersfield White Notley UKION. Little Walt ham Margaretting Mashbury Pleshey Rcttendon Roxwell R unwell Sandon South Hanningfield Springfield Stock West Hanningfield Widford W o od h am Fe rr ers WritUe UNION. All Saints (Colchester) St, Leonard (Colchester) Berechurch St, Martin (Colchester) Green stead St. Mary-at-the-Walls (Col- Holy Trinity (Colchester) Chester) Lexden St. Mary Magdalen (Col- Mile end St. Michael, or My- chaster) land St. Nicholas (Colchester) St, Botolph (Colchester) St. Peter (Colchester) St. Giles (Colchester) St, Runwald (Colchester) St. James (Colchester) DUNMOW Athorp Roothing Bardfield Saling Barns ton Broxted Chickney Felstead Great Bardfield Great Canfield Great Dumnow Great Easton Hatfield Broad Oak, or Hatfield Regis V J Hiffli Easter Chigwell Chingford Epping Great Parndon H arlow r Lat ton Little Parndon Lnuahton Hwgdalen Laver Castle He<tingliam Earls Colne Engaine Colne G os field Great Maplestead EPPING HALSTEAD UNION. High Roothing Leaden Roothing Little Bardfield Little Canfield Little Dunmow Little Easton Margaret Roothing Stebbing Takeley Th axted Tilty White Roothing, with the hamlet of Morrell Roothing UNION. Matching Nazeing Netteswell North Weald Bassett Roy don Sheering Tlieydon Bois Theydon Garnon UNION, Great Yeldham Halstead Little Maplestead Little Yeldham Pebmarsli

5 DIRECTORY. 3 [ESSEX, Ridgwell S i b] o H ed high am Staiubourne Abbcrton Aldhara Birch Boxted Brightlingsea Chapel, or Pontisbright Cop ford Dedham East Bony land East harpe East Mersea Fmgringhoe Ford ham Great Horksley Great Tey Great Wigborougb Langenhoe Langham All Saints (Maldon) Althorne Asheklham Brad well Burnharn Cold Norton Creeks ea Dengie Gold hanger Great TotUam Hazelei^h H^y bridge Landlord Latch ingdon Li ttle Totliam May land Abbots Roothing Beauchamp Roothing Berners Hoothing Blaekmore Bobbingworth Chipping On gar Doddinghurst Fyefield, or Fifehead Green stead Hiiili Laver High Ongar Kelvedon Hatch Lamboume t 7 Tilbury Top p esfi el d White Colne LKXDEN AND WINSTRKE UNION. MALDON Layer Breton Lnyer-de-la-Hay leaver Marney Lit Me Horksley Little Tey Little Wigborough. Marks Tey Mount Bares P eld on Salcott Stamvay Virley Wakes Colne West Bergholt West Mersea Wy venhoe Wormingford UNION. Mundon North Fambridge Purleigli St. Lawrence Newland St. Mary (Maldon) St. Peter (Maldon) South minster Steeple Stow Maries Tillingham Tollesbirry Tolleshunt D'Arcy Tolleshunt Knights Tolleshunt flfaj.or Beckmgham Wood ham Mortimer Wood ham Walter ONGRAH UNION. ORSETT Aveley Bulphan Chad well St. Mary Corringham East Tilbury fobbing Grays Thurrock Horndon-on-the-Hill Langdon, or Laindon, Hills Ashingdon Barling C anew don Eastwood Foulness Great Stambridge Great Wakering Hadleigh Hawk well Hockley Leigh Little Stambridge Little Wakering Barking Crauh&m Dagcnham Great Warley Havering-atte-Bower Arkesden Ashdon Chrishall Clavering Debden EJmdon ROCHFORD ROMFORD Little Laver Moreton JVavestock Norton Mandeville Shelley S bellow. Bo wells Stanford Rivers Stapleford Abbots Stapleford Tawney Ston.don Masspy Theydon Mount Willingale Doe Willingale Spam "UNION. Little Thurrock Mucking North Ockendon Orsett South Oeltendon S tan ford-le-hope Stiftbrd West Thurrock West Tilbury UNION, North Shoebury Paglesham PrittleAvell Raw re th Ravleigh Roch ford Shopland South Benfleet Southchurch South Fain bridge South Shoebury Sutton Thnndersley UNION. Hornchurcli Rainham Romford Umninster Wennington SAFFRON WALDEK UNION. 1 Great Chesterford Great Sampford Hempstead Langley Little bury Little Chesterford Little Sampford Newport Quen do n R ad winter Rickling Saffron Walden Alresford Ardleigh Bcaumont-cum-Moze Bradtield Dnvercourt Elmstead Fratiug Frinton Great Bent)ey Great Bromley Great Claeton Great Holland Great Oakley Kirby-le-Soken Lawford Little Bentley Little Bromley Ea*t Ham Little IJfhrd Low LeytoJi Waltlianistow TENDRTN& W-EST HAM WITHAM Strethall Wendon Lofts Wen dons Am bo Wicken Bonant Widdington Wim bi sh UNION. Little Claeton Little Holland Little Oakley Manningtree Mistley Ramsey St. Nicholas (Harwich) -St. Osyth-Chich Tendring Thorpe-le-Soken Thnrrington Walton-le-Soken, or Waltonon-the-Naze Weeley Wix Wrabness UNION. Wanstead West Ham Woodibid 1TNION. Fairstead Little Coggeshall Fa nlkbourn Mark shall Feeri n o; M'essi nur Great Braxted Rivenhali Great Coggieshall Terling Hatfield Peverel Ulting I n wor t h Wi e k h a m B i sh ops Kelyedon With am Little Braxted The Essex men are mostly employed in husbandry and stock feeding, and only a few in manufactures of silk, &c., at Braintree, Halstead, and Co geshali. A mill has also lately been erected at Chelmsford ior its manufacture. Some of the finest moire-antiques are also made at Colchester. The minerals worked up are chalk for lime, septaria for Roman cement, clay for bricks, flint for guns, and salt made from the sea, in all of which there is some trade- Seeds are grown at Tillingham. The towns on the shores are very busy in the oyster and other fisheries, and in shipping corn, coals, and timber. The Colne fishery is of great value and importance, It furnishes the finest native oysters, and belongs to Colchester, that town deriving an income of about 700 a year from the licenses annually granted to dredgermen j and there is no doubt the revenue derived from this source might be most materially increased. The seaports of the county are Manaingtree, Harwich, Brightlingsea, Colchester, Salcott, Maldon, Brad well, Burnham, Rochford, Wakering, Southend, Leigh, Grays, PurHeet, and Barking. The Victoria docks and the Metropolitan steam docks are in PJaidtow level, and a line connects Thames Haven with the Tilbury line. Steamers run from London to Harwich, and communicate with purfleet, Grays, Tilbury, Southend, and Walton. Southend and Tilbury are great steamboat stations. Steamers go up the Orwell from Harwich to Ipswich. Harwich, Southend and Walton are bathingplaces. At Waltham Abbey are Government powder works ; at Purfleet, powder stores ; at Warley, the East India Barracks; at Tilbury, a garrison; and at Shoeburyness is an extensive practice-ground for Government artillery of the largest calibre. The railways of Essex belong to the Eastern Counties direction ; one great branch, under the name of the Cambridge line, going from London north, by Waltham Abbey. Hoddesdon (with a branch to Hertford), Bishop S tort ford, and Saffron Walden, to Cambridge, Newmarket, the north and east of England; and the other north-east, by Ilford, Romford, Brentwood, Ingatestone, Chelmsford, Witllam,and Colchester, to Ipswich, with branches to Maldon, Braintree, Sudbury, Manningtree, Harwich, Hadleigh, Halstead, and Castle Hedingham. In the south-west, a short line runs from Stratford to a station called North Woolwich, on the Thames, and another from Stratford to Harking, Purfleet, Grays, Tilbury, Leigh, and Southend. The Tendring railway, from Colchester to Wivenhoe, is expected to be open in August. The stations on the Cambridge line are *Stratford 7 miles; Lea Bridge, 5J ; * Waltham, 14 J; Roydon, ; Burnt Mill, * Harlow, ; Sawbiidgeworth, 28J ; *Bishop Stortford, Stanstead, 35\; *Elsenhain, 37 ; Newport, 41^; *Audley End, for Saffron Walden, 43^ : ^Chesterford and Newmarket junction, 47 J.

6 [ESSEX.] 4 POST OFFICE The stations on the Colchester line and branches are, } Mile-end, 1 mile; *Stratford, 3 miles; Forest gate, 5; \ *Ilford, for Barking, 7 ; *Romford, 12 ; *Brentwood, 17 ; 1 *Ingatestone, "Chelmsford, 29±; *Witham, Wickham Bishous, 40J; Bulford, 414 ; Langford, 43; Maldon, 44; Brain tree and Booking; 44 ; *Kelvedon, 41f; Marks Tey, Uhappel, 49 ; Colne, 52; Halstead, 56; Castle Hedingham, 59J; Burea, 53 ; Sudbury, 58; *Col- Chester, 51{ ; Ardleigh, 55^; Manningtree, 59; Mistley, 60 ; Brad field, 62; Wrabness, G4 ; Dovercourt, 69}; Harwich, 69 ; Berkley, ; Capel, 64^; Rovdon, 67 ; Hadleigh, G9J ; Westerfield, 71 i : Bealintfs, 75 miles. The principal stations on the Tilbury line are, Plaistow, East Ham, Barking, 8; Little Ilford, Rainham, 13; Purfleet, 16}; Grays/20^; Tilbury, 23 ; Low street, Stanfordle-Hope, Pitsea, Benfieet, Leigh and Southend. There is also the Colne valley railway, commencing at the Chapel junction, on the Sudbury branch line. The stations are at Earl's Colne, Halstead, Castle Hedingham, and Yeldham; with an extension rapidly progressing as far as Haverhill, Suffolk. Those thus * marked, are likewise stations for the Electric Telegraph. Coroners for the County. Charles Carne Lewis, esq. (for the south^rii division), Brentwood; & William Codd, esq. (for the northern division), Maldon Clerk of the Peace, Henry Gibson, esq. Ongar The county police force consists of 1 chief constable, 10 superintendents, 12 inspectors, 10 sergeants, and 20G constables, maintained at an annual cost of 6,125. The chief station is at Springfield, Chelmsford. The other stations are Brentwood, Colchester, Dengie, Dunmovv, Epping, Hinckford, Rochford, Walden, and Witham. LIST OP MAGISTRATES FOR THE COUNTY. Hta LORD LIEUTENANT, THE RIGHT HONOURABLE VISCOUNT MAYNARD, Easton lodge, Easton, Dunmow. Brentwood Division* C. T. Tower, esq. Weald hall Lord Petre, Thorndon hall Rev, H. Robinson, D.D. Great Warley C. Tower, esq. Hnntam ore prk.(uxbrdge) D. Ede, esq. Billericay T. J. Spitty, esq. Billericay Rev. J. Pearson, Herongate Rev. J, H. Lewis, Childerditch A. Z. Cox, esq. Heron gate Rev. J. F. H. English, Great Warley Joseph Samuel Leecher, esq. Boyles, Brentwood (High Sheriff) E. Jones, esq. Great Burstead C. Russell, esq. Upminster hall T. M. B. Batard, esq. Ramsden Crays E r Roberts, esq. Billericay Rev. G. C. Berkeley, Dunton Hon. Frederick Petre, South Weald Clerk to the Magistrates, Charles Carne Lewis, esq Petty Sessions are held at the County Court the first & last thursday in every month Chelmsford. Division. Thomas Kemble, esq. Runwell hall, Runwell (Chairman) J. R, S. Phillips, esq. RifFhams, Danbury J. J. Tufnell, esq. Langleys, Great Waltham Sir J. T. Tyrell, bart. B or eh am house J. Boggis, esq. Great Baddow T. W. Bramston, esq. M.r. Skreens Rev. A. Pearson, Springfield The Venerable C. A. St. John Mildmay, Chelmsford Major Skinner, R.A. Great Baddovv J. J. Tufnell, jun. esq. Waltham house, Great Waltham Rev, T. Knox, Runwell rectory W, M. Tufnell, esq. Runwell J, A. Hardcastle, esq. M.P. Writtle Rev. A. D. Stacpoole, The Vicarage, Writtle Edgar Disney,esq.TheIIyde,Ingatestone Capt. T. Harvey Bramston, Skreens W. C. Kortriglit, esq. Furze hall Arthur Prior, esq. Hylands, Chelmsford W. Jesse Maisonette, esq. Ingatestone Arthur Joliffe Tufnell, esq. Lang-leys, Great Waltham Copt. Willam Kortright, St. Leonards, Fryerning Clerktothe Magistrates, Robert Bartlett, esq Petty Sessions are held at the Sliire hall every friday Senile Division, Rev. W. Holland, Cold Norton J. O. Parker, esq. WoodhamMortimerpl Rev. E. R. Horwood, The Vicarage, Mai don T. D. F. Tatham, esq. Althorne Rev. J. Warner, Brad well-near-sea Clerk to the Magistrates, Wm. Codd, esq Petty Sessions are held at Maldon Dunmow Division. J. M. Wilson, esq. Fitzjohns, Great Canfield (Chairman) Right Hon. Viscount Maynard, Easton lodge Rev.H.L.Majendie,M.A.Great Dunmow Rev. V, K. Child, Takeley vicarage Sir Brydges Powell Henniker, bart. Newton hall, Great Dunmow Francis George West, esq. Horham hall Rev. Edward Francis Gepp, M.A. High Easter John Bax, esq. Twyford house, Bishop Stortf'ord Clerk to themagist rates, Francis Wade, esq Petty Sessions are held at the Police station Sipping ^Division. W. C. Marsh, esq. Gaynes park, Epping Rev. J. Arkwright, Mark liall Rev. C. S. Bourehier, Gt. Hallingbury Rev. R. B. Heathcote, Chingford J. A. Houblon, esq. Great Hallingbury place Charles Chandler Egerton, esq. Kendal lodge, Eppiug G. Palmer, esq. Nazeing Sir W. B. Smijtli, bart.hill hall, Epping J. C. Wliiteman, esq. The Grove,They- (ion Garnon, Epping Rev. H. Cockerel], North Weald Bassett, Epping Rev. G. Hemming, Little Parndon, Harlow J. W. P* Watlington, esq. M.r. Moor hall; Harlow J. S. Davies, esq. Yardley house, Sewards tone G. A. Lowndes, esq. Gladwins, Harlow S. B. Edenborough, esq. Thrift hall, Waltham abbey H. J. Tel win, esq. Down hall, Harlow Clerk to the Magistrates, Walter Charles Metcalfe, esq Petty Sessions are held at Eppingpolice station every friday Freshwell Division- Myles Lonsdale Form by, esq. Samp ford hall, Thaxted Rev. B. E. Lampet, Great Bardfield Rev. M. Barnard, Little Bardfield rectory, Braintree S. B. R. Brise, esq. Spain's hall, Finchingfield Rev. Jeremiah Wolsey Carver, b.a. Cornish hall end, Finchingfield Clerk to the Magistrates, Augustus Charles Veley, esq. of Great square, Braintree Petty Sessions are held at Great Bardfield Town hall North Kinc&ford Division. D. Badham, esq. Bulmer, Sudbury S. M. Raymond, esq. Walter Belchamp hall, Sudbury N. C. Barnardiston, esq. Ryes lodge, Little Henny, Sudbury Rev. C. J. Gooch, Toppesfield J. Way, esq. Spayneshall, Gt. Yeldham Rev. J. Foster, Foxearth A. Majendie, esq. Hedingham castle E. A. S. Walton, esq. Haverhill hamlet Lewis J. Way, esq. Great Yeldham Rev. W. K* Borton, Wickham St. Paul Clerk to the Magistrates, Robert F. Stedman, Sudbury Petty Sessions are held at Castle Hedingham every alternate tuesday South Hinckford 3>ivision» S. W. Savill, esq. Bocking R. Hills, esq. Colne park, Halstead G. De Home Vaizey, esq. Halstead E. Brett, esq. Wakes Colne Jas* Brewster, esq. Over hall, Colne Engaine J. J. Mayhew, esq. Ashford Idg. Ilalstd O. S. Onley, esq. Stisted hall T. White, esq. Wethersfield C. Brewstei*, esq. Halstead E. Horner, esq. The Howe, Halstead Bridges Harvey,esq.Blue brdg.hal.stead Captain Brett, Wakes Colne Rev. Arthur Hanbury, Bures hamlet J. Nunn Brewster, esq. Greenstead hull, Halstead Tliomas George Graham White, e^q. Wethersiield Basil Sparrow, esq. Twins ted hall Clerks to the Magistrates, Augustus Charles Veley, esq. Braintrec; St George William Harris, esq. Halstead Petty Sessions are held at the i White Hart inn,' Bocking

7 DIRECTORY. 5 [ESSEX.] II ford 5>i"vlai<m. O, Mashiter, esq. Priests, Romford W.Cotton, esq. Walwood ho. Leyton$ton "VY. T. Cpptdaiid, esq> M.v>. Ley ton J. Mills, esq, Little West hateh 3 Cliig- T. Gibson ^ e^q. 8 Clarence terrace. Regent's park, London J. Davis, esq. Cranbrook park, Ilford W. Hodgson, esq. Gils tun park, near Harlow J. Laurie, esq. Marshall, Romford J. G. Fry, esq. St. Helen's place, Bfshopsgata street, London j & Hale end, Woodford K. Warner, M,esq. Higham ball, weai Woodford J, lleeves, esq. Leyton Raymond Petty, esq. Plashet house, East Ham Richard Wilson PelJy, esq. Tbe Willows, Up* on James Kayese, esq. West Ham abbey llenry Ford Barclay^ esq. Walt hamstow Major William Swains tone Suart, Tbe Bolds, Chigwell James Baril Baubuz., esq. Ley ton JVailumfc' Powell, esq. Buckhurst hi LI, Romford H. Bingley, esq. p. W..Urn re, esq. Bromley, Bow J. Soames, esq. Btrati'ord S. 0. Hope, esq. Havering grange C. Skipper, esq. Blaise hall, Wanstead A- Hamilton, esq, Romford Sir T. B. Lennard, bart. Bellius 3 Bmfo^d J, R. Gref#, escr, Yore place, Stifford CIw-k to the Magistrates, N. Su fridge Petty Sessions are held at Brentwood Rochfora Division. RewT* S. Scratton, Tevrace, Southend James Tabor, esq.earl's hai,prittle\vell Rev. J. White, Rawreth rectory, Wick Ford Rev. W. Twyne, Rayleigh rectory D. K, Scratton, esq. Prit tie well priory A* Tawkc, esq. The Lawn, Rochford Clerk to the Magistrates^ William Swaine, esq Petty Sessions are hold at the Court house. every alternate thursday Tend ring 1 Division. John Martin Leake, esq. Thorpe hall Rev, H. R. 8. Smith, Little Bentley Rev. 0, Burme$ter? Little Oaklev J. G. Rebow, esq. Wivenhoe part A. Rvmnaeles, esq. Thorpe W. W, Hawkins, esq. Alresford hall, Colchester Rev. Charles Merivale, Wivenhoe Rev. John Howard Marsden, Gt.Oakley Charted Rrandreth, esq. St, Osyth J. R, Kirk by, esq. St. Gsyth Sir C. W. C. Be Crespigny, bart, Wivenhoe R. Blnnshard t esq. "Walton II. J. Bag^haWj esq, Banksey house? TJOYercouvt Clm'h to the Magistrates, David Mustard, esq. Manningtree Clerk to the Magistrates, Will Lata I Pet % Seasons are held at Mistley Henry Clifton, esq. Romford Petty Scions are held at I)Ford gaol every Saturday in the year Oagar Division. T. d C. Marsh, esq. High Ongar C. Cure, e^q, Blake hah, Ongar XI. J. Earle, High Ongar.!. B. Stane, esq. High On^ar Ker. It, B. Tower, More ton S. B. Brocket, esq. Spain's hall, Willing ale Spain J. F, Wright, esq. Kelvedon balb Brentwood Rev. B. J. Reeve, Stondou Massey Sir C, C. Smith, bart, Suttons, Romford P, J, Bud worth, esq, Chipping Ongar P. II, Meyer, egq. Stondon Massey Cierli to the Magistrates, W. liaker, e^q Petty Sessions are held at the police station every Saturday Orsett»I vision. Rev, W. Palm, StifFord rectory Rev. G. Fielding, North Oekendon R. B. W. Ilaker, esq. Orsett hall Rev. E. Sendall. Vaifige Rev, J. Blomfleld, Orsett J. B. lupge? esq. Grays Thurroek Rev. C. Theobald, Grays Thurrock Rev. H. Tindal, Bulphan Rev. W.W. Herrlngham, Chadwell & rhorpe-le-soken every fortnight^ alternately Winstree & Xesden 3>ivlaion. Stephen Brown, esq. Colchester John Bawfcree, esq. Abberton Edward Brett, esq. Wakes Colne Samuel Green Cooke, esq. Lexden Thoajas L'Estrange Etren, esq- Dedhara Geo. Henry Errington, esq, Lexden pk JohnM^n. Egerton Green, esq. Colchstr John LevesonGower,esq. Gt. Iloi'k-ley Willjavu Warwick Hawking esq. Airesford hall Charles Henry Hawkins, esq. Colchster WillianL Henry Penrose, esq. Itedham Charles Gray Round, esq, Birch hull John Gurdon Rebow, esq. Wivenhoe Thomas Joseph Turner, esq. Stanway George Edward Thompson, esq. Box ted Carleton. Smvthies, esq* Roman hill^ East Doiivbmd Sir C, W. *C. De Crespigny, bart. Wivenhoe Rev. William Walsh, Great Tey } Philip Oxenden Papillon, esq. M.P. ] Leiden Charles Roberb Bree, e^q. M.B. Colchstr John Brett, esq. W^akes Colne J H. Baeon, esq. Col oh rater Chirk to the Magistrates, William Howard, esq Petty $ anions are held at Colchester Waiden Division. W. C. Sn^ith, e^q.shortgrovej Newport W. Chamberlayne, eaq. Ori'ord house, liear Bisliop b tort ford Rev. J. Collin, Ricklinpf rectory W.F. ait land. esq. Started Mountfitehet The Riprht; Hon. Lord Braybrookc, Audio y end H. Byng, esq. The Views, Rickhng C. R. Bperling-^ esq. Stansted Mountiitchet Ro be r r G os 1 i ri g*, e sq. H assob urv. I 7 \ix nh am Bfcv. John Thomas Walker, Ashdon ^George Sandara, esq. The Park, Little Cbesterford Richard Archer Houblon,esq, Bartlow, Cambridge Clerk to the 3{agistrate$, Joseph Thomas Collin, esq"] Saffron Wal^'en Petty Sessions are held a.t the Town hall, Saffron Walden, once a fortnight "Withum Division. Rev. Sir J. P. Wood,bart. (Chairman), RiWhaU The Lord Ravieigh, Terling place Capt, W. G. Luard,^.^. Shcerness Rev. J. Cox, Fairsted Rev. J. Bramston, Witharn P. IT. Pattisson H esq. Great Cogues hall Rev. C. G. G. Townsendj Berwick pi. Hatfield PeveTel T, B. Western, esq. Felix hall T. S. Western^ esq. M.r. Felixhall C. Bu Cane, esq. m.p. Br ax ted park A. R. Goodday,esq, New house, Terling J, Wright, esq. Hati\e\d P ever el W. M. fufnell, esq. Hatfield Veverel Rev. W.T. Bullock, PaulkhournehaU Clerk to tha Magistrates, Joseph H. Blood, esq Petty Sessions are held at the County Police station Residing* out of tfce Essex Police EMstrict, Sir H. Meiix, bart. Theobalds park, Cheshunt, Herts r C, Phelipa,'esq. Briggins park, Ware, Ilerts Rev. A. Hanbury, Bures St. Mary, Suffolk 8. W. Cattley, esq. Bedford road, Clapham. Surrey Rev. T. T. L. BaylifF, Albury, Little Hadham,, Ware, Herts A. Ilaldane, esq. 4 Carey street, Lincoln's iriri, London J. Bentley, esq. Clieshimt, Herts G. JI. W. Peacocke, esq. Pylwell, Lymin^ton, Hants Major JodvtiLi, Bayfcield hall, Korfolk R," A. H. Hurst, esq. Suttingstone place, Ipswich Captain Boggb, 37 Harewood square, London Lieut.-Colonel Pelly K. Round, 1 Harcourt buildings,tojtiple Captain Lujird, k.n. Slieerness

8 DIRECTORY. 75 DEDHAM. [ESSEX.] BBDHAM is a town and parish, mentioned in " Domesday Survey," which is on the navigable river Stour, 6 miles north-nor tli-east of Colchester, 4 west of Manning tree, 13 south-west from Ipswich, 58 from London, and 3 from the Ardleigh station on the Eastern Union railway, and in the Lexden union and hundred, Rochester diocese, Colchester archdeaconry, Dedliam deanery, and is in the Colchester county court district. It had formerly a market, and in the reign of Richard II, was famous as one of the chitif seats of the clothing trade. A fair is held on Easter Tuesday, and here was formerly a market on Tuesdays. The area of the parish is 2,551 acres, and the population in 1861 was 1,734. The town consists of one street, and is situated in a picturesque valley. The church of the Virgin Mary is a large building- in the Perpendicular style, with a fine tower containing 8 bells. The living is a vicarage, value 170 yearly, in the gift of the Duchy of Lancaster, and held by PRIVATE HESIDENTS. Ales John, esq. Princel green Auden Rev. Thomas, u.a. Albany house Austin Robert, esq. Dedham hall Back Hatfield James, esq. Hill house Bars tow John Thomas, esq Branford Mr. James Cobbold Rowland T. esq Creigh Mrs Davey Francis, esq Davey Miss Dixon Mr. John N Downes William, esq. Stoney lands Elton Mrs. Princel green EwenThos.Le Strange, esq..rookery Eyre Rev. Charles, Upper park Freem an Mrs Greene Capt. R.N Gurden John Barratt, esq. Dedham ldg Jackson Mr. Isaac Le Neve Captain R.N. Gurihill house Lermit Rev.GeraldT.M.A.Grammarschl Mingaye Charles Paget, esq Mules William, esq* Grove hill Mumford Mrs Murray Rev. George, M.A* Vicarage Penrose Wm. Hy. esq. jr. p. Lower park ftawdon Rev. AVilliam F, M.A Richards William, esq Rod well James Meadows, esq Taylor Rev. Dr. Lecture house True Rev. John COMMERCIAL. Arnold John, farmer Askew Samuel, Gun Austin Robert & Son, wine merchants Bacon William, farmer Baker William, farmer Barber John, carpenter & builder Barber William, grocer Barker John, tailor Barstow John Thomas, solicitor Bird William, baker Blyth Wm. cattle dealer, Dedham heath Booth Sarah, (Mrs.), tallow chandler, & grocer & draper Buss James, boot & shoe maker Cole Thomas, day school Cooper Samuel, carpenter Cross William, blacksmith Death Abel, beer retailer Death Jane (Miss), ladies'boarding sclil Double Joseph, baker Double Joseph, jun. pork butcher Downes & Rodwell, land agents Dunnett William, seedsman & farmer Dynes William, farmer Edgar Henry, Sun inn Fclgate Samuel, farmer Fenner John, cattle dealer & farmer, Brook cottage Folkard John, farmer & carrier Freeborn William, farmer Freeman John, farmer Gardner Samuel, cattle dealer Griffiths Frederick, furniture broker Griffiths George, cabinet maker Ham William, butcher Hitchcock Kbenezer, cooper Howard Nathaniel, plumber Howell Charles Hugh, bricklayer Hunt Christopher, blacksmith Jacob Garrard, watch & clock maker Alliance Fire y Life, # Marine, Charles Booth Globe Fire Life, James Meadows Rodwell JPhcenix Fire, Robert Ray Royal Life, William Jeffries Page United Kingdom Temperance General, Benj. Watson Western Life, Henry Maine Jenkins & J. Roberts, Heath cottage Parish ClerJt, Ebenezer Hitchcock PUBLIC SCHOOLS: British, Miss Gibbs, mistress Flnglish (endowed),wm.wardell Johnson, M.R.C.ISmaster the Rev. George Murray, M.A. Annexed to the church is a lectureship endowed with great tithes, held by the Rev. Dr. Taylor. The Independents have hero a meeting house. In this parish, there are two endowed schools, the Free Grammar school, founded in 1571, by William Littlebury, and chartered by Queen Elizabeth, in 1575, of which the Rev. Gerald T. Lermit, H.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, is the head master. The number of foundation scholars is limited to twenty, who are appointed by the governors, with the advice of the head-master. Boys residing in the parishes of Dedham, Ardleig'h, Great Bromley, and Bradfield, in the County of E&seXj and Stratford, St. Mary, in the County of Suffolk are alone eligible. The other, called the English school, founded in the year 1610, of which Mr. W. Wardell Johnson, M.R.C.P., is the master. There are also National and British schools- There is also an assembly room. Hill house is the seat of Hatfield James Back, Esq* Mingaye Charles Paget, surgeon Moss Peter, farmer Osborne Joseph, wheelwright Osborne Samuel, Lamb Osborne Samuel Saunders, blacksmith Page William Jefleries, registrar of births & deaths, & confectioner Parker John Eaton, tailor Parsons William, farmer & maltster, Upper Lodge Patten Frederick, farmer & horse dealer Petitt Robert, blacksmith Rapley Richard, boot & shoe maker Ray Robt. hairdrsr. stationer & Irnmngr Rice Joseph, plumber Richards William, farmer Roberts Jas. architect, Heath cottage Saunders Andrew George, Croion 3 & carpenter Saunders Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Saunders Harriet (Miss), dressmaker Saunders Nathaniel, builder & farmer, Hallfield house Scott Willi am, draper & grocer jsharp Hannah (Mrs.), farmer & shopkeeper Sherman William, boot & shoe maker Shoobridge George, harness maker Smith Robert, Anchor, & carpenter Sowter George, harness maker Jenkins Hy. Maine, chemist & druggist! Symonds John Hicks, Compasses Johnson William Wardell, master of j Turner John, farmer English school &c boarding school Turner Thomas, shopkeeper Joslin James, farmer Watson Abraham, brewer Lee William, coachmaker Watson Benjamin, baker Lenny John, nurseryman Watson James, blacksmith Manning Charles, farmer W hi slay Samuel, ironmonger, gasfitter, Mann Maria (Ml-s), dressmaker brazier & tinman Marratt George boot & shoe maker White Mary (Mrs.), Mat Iborough head Mason Charles, farmer White David, tailor Mason Phillip, miller & corn & coal Windle James, boot Sc shoe maker merchant, Dedham mills Wood Thomas, blacksmith May hew George, butcher Wright William, shopkeeper POST OFFICE. Charles Fitch, postmaster. Letters are received through the Colchester office; arrive by mail cart 5.10 a.m.; dispatched 7.35 p.m., but letters cannot be posted after 7.30 p.m. Money orders are granted & paid at this office between 9 a.m. & 6 p.m. A post office savings bank is held here. INSURANCE AGENTS: Free Grammar\ Rev. Gerald T. Lermit, M.A*, head master; Rev. William F. Rawdon, M.A. & Rev, Thomas Auden, M.A., assistant masters ; Mr. Jas. Clough, english master Sc professor of chemistry ; Herr Eduard Ehrke, master of modern languages National, Infant, Miss Kezia Matilda Jordan, mistress Miss Annie Church, mistress CARRIERS : ARDLEIUH Page, to the station daily, leaves at 8 a.m. \ arrives at 11 a.m COLCHESTER Folkard, every Wednesday & Saturday, leaves at 8 a.m.; leaves Colchester at 4 pan

9 [ESSEX.] STRATFORD. POST OFFICE XEYTCH, or XlOW Peyton, and, a&eywoeff- STOM3E, LEYTON 7 or Low Leyton, is a parish adjoining Walthamstow and Stratford 5 pleasantly situated on [JIG banks of tbe river Lea, from which its name is derived3 it is in the bishopric of London, London archdeaconry., and Barking deanery, South Essex, Beaeontree hundred, West Ham rmion/and the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, and in tho Metropolitan (N.E.) suburban district. It formerly belonged to King Harold, ami was a Roman establishment, supposed to be the silc of tlio ancient Durolitum; many Roman antiquities hare been discovered, as foundations of buildings, a subterranean erched gateway, coins, &c. It U 5.; miles from London, and is a station of the Eastern Counties railway. The area of this suburban parish is 2,241 acres; the population (including 572 in the West Ham Union Workhouse) in 1831 was 4,704 (including Leytonstone). The church of St. Mary is a small plain brick building; it contains tombs of Strype, the antiquary, who was vicar bere for nearly 70 year.-; Goring, Earl of Norwich; William Bowyer, the celebrated printer ; Sir Michael ILIekes, &c. The living is a vicarage, value 4.J(J per annum, with residence. JohnPardoe, Esq., is the patron, ami the Rev. John Pardee, M.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, is the vicar. Sir Thomas 11 oe, an Oriental traveller, was born here in Here are a meeting-ho use for Wesley an s, eight almshouses, and JNational schools for boys, girls, and infants. KXOTTS GREEN and Lea Bridge are the names of localities in the parish, which were formerly treated as hamlets, but they arc now portions of the whole. At RUCKIIOLTS, obscured by trees, are the remains of ancient entrenchments, with a square double embankment, 100 feet diameter, secured by a moat. TKMPLE MILLS, on the Lea, are said to have belonged to the Knights Templars. The whole are now demolished, and the Waterworks supply their place. This is in the Eastern postal district. LKY"TONSTONE is a hamlet of Leyton, running parallel to Lev ton, with man v line suburban villas. On the 2nd U / f February, 1845, it was constituted an ecclesiastical district. It is 2 miles from West Ham, and from Whitechapel, on the road from Stratford, over the Forest, to Eppirig and Ongar. The church is a handsome building; it has alight

10 DIRECTORY. 119 LEYTON. [ESSEX.] and graceful square tower at the western end, from the summit of which rise four spires, with crocketed fii rials. The edifice occupies a commanding position on the high road from Strafford to Ep nng. There is a police station. There are likewise an Inc ependent chapel, National school for hoys and girls, and a British school for girls. The popula- PRIVATE Xieytom. RESIDENTS. Aldorn Joseph 11. esq. Sahvuy house Andrews Mrs Bailie Robert, esq Barclay Joseph Gurney, esq. Knott's green Barclay Miss, Knott's green Bardgett Will bun, esq. 0ap wo rth street Bartleet Mrs. Park place Biggs Benjamin, esq. Capwortli street Brad stock Mrs Brown Mr. Thomas Burnett, Esk villa Browning James, esq. The Poplars By as Will in.in, esq. Ley ton park Capper Mrs Crespin Edgar, esq. 1 Park villas Cunhtfe Roger, esq Doxatt Miss Ensnm Mr. Alfred, Lea Bridge road Ellis Samuel, esq, 2 Park villas Parley Ebenezer James, esq.capworthst Fennell Isaac, esq. G Park place Freeman Mr, Drury, Cap worth street Giles Mr. James. 1 Albanv road Green Mr. William Hail Miss Hardcastle William, esq. 1 Park place Haw tin Mr. William, 10 Albany road Helme James, esq. Chestnut walk Hendrio Mrs Jlendrie Robert, esq. 5 Park place Hibhert Edward, esq. Mark House lane Hoare Charles, esq Horner Mr. George March ant, Church rd Hunt Edward, esq. 1 Brooklands, Lea Bridge road Jaffray William, esq. Knott's green Jenkmson William, esq Johnson John Jarrett,esq.2 Brookland's, Lea Bridge road Johnstone Charles, esq. Church road Kidd David, esq. Lea lodge, Park place Master man Edward, esq. Knott's green Meek Mr. Georgej 8 Albany road Miller Mr. Thomas, Lea Bridge road M o r ri s Mrs. L e v t o n house M one ley Edward, esq. Capworth street Moxon Thomas, esq. Capworth street Newton Mr. Richard, Lea Bridge road NoakesMr. Frederick John, Lea Bridge rd Page Mr. Charles B. 2 Albany road Page Mr. Frederick 8. Warren farm Pain imiss, 11 Albany road Pardee Rev. John, M.A. [vicar], Capworth street, Pardoe.John, esq. Capworth street Parry Mr. Henry Harwood, 7 Albany rd Peskett Alfred, M.D Pink Mr. William Heed Mr. Alfred, Knott's green Reed Mrs Reeves James, esq. jr.p. [deputy lieutenant of the county], The Green Reynolds James Pincott Cawnwall, esq. Lea Bridge road Ritchie Mrs. 4 Albany road Robison Charles Morlev,esq. Forest house RoLnson Misses, Forest house Robison Osborri, esq. Forest house Salkeld Mr. Henry, Lea Bridge road Staunton Charles F.esq.Capworth street Stead man Miss, Knott's green Taylor Mrs. Walnut tree house Turner Miss Vern on Rev. William Hardy, M.A. Vicarage W T aiker George, esq White Mr. John, 12 Albany road Wilkins Fredk. George,esq.The Poplars Williams John Williams, esq.t) Parkrd W illiams Wellington, esq. 5 Park villas Wiseman Cardinal Nicliolas^Etloe house W T itt Alexander King, esq. 3 Park place Woods Mrs. The Great house Worburg John, esq. 7 Park place W'orburg Mrs. 8 Park place COMMERCIAL. Aldom Joseph R. collegiate school, Salway house Beal "Rd. Reynolds, chemist 8c druggist Bowden William, beer retailer & fly proprietor, Lea Bridge road Briggs James, shopkeeper Bright Chas. tobacconist, Lea Bridge rd Britt Joseph, shopkeeper BuUpit Henry? corn & coal merchant Challis James, grocer Cheasley William, baker Clayton William, William IV Clntten Elizabeth (Mrs.), linendraper Crlttendon Henry, grocer POST OFFICE (Higher office). Mrs. Sarah Fordham, \ receiver. Dispatch 10 a.m. ; 1, 4.30, & p.m. delivery 8 a.m.; 1,4,0, & 8.30 p.m. This is a money office A POST OFFICII SAYINGS BANK is held here jreceiviny House. Mrs. Susannah Munn, receiver. Eieyfconstone* PHI VAT 13 RKSIBENTS, Adams John, esq. Ley spring Avenall Mr. William, Retreat villa Brown Fredk. esq. Harrow Green house Bry an t M rs. M orn in gton housc Builer Charles Edwin, esq Burn ess James, esq Burrell Mr. Thomas, Forest farm Buxton Thomas F. esq. Ley ton stone ho Chid'iey Richard, esq. 5 Forest place Clayton Henry, esq, Shru bland villa Cobbett Daniel Addinsrton, esq Cotton William, esq. Wallwood house Davis Mrs De Verdon Rev. T. K. [Independent] Dipnall James, esq Doxat Alphons, esq Drake Jnlm, esq Elliott Mr* Edmund Frederick, Harrow Green lane Elliott John Hawkins, esq EvanB Rev. Henry Herbert, M.A Pickling William, esq. 10 Forest place Eraser Mrs. Harrow green Gentry Henry, esq Gilbert John, esq. Arundel road Gold Peter, esq. Sanson villas, Fillbrook road Graham Robert, esq. Buxton house Greenhill James C. esq. 14 Forest place Harbey Mr. James, Elm cottage Hart David, esq. The Park Harvey Henry Martin, esq Hendrick Mrs. The Cedars Home Mr. James Innes Albert James, esq. Arundel road Innes Mrs. Arundel road Jones Joseph, esq. Grotto cottage Lister Arthur, esq Marshall Mr. Charles, 0 Forest place Mills Mr. John, Walnut Tree walk Miteheson William, esq. Holtoway down Moore Chas. Court, esq. Uolloway down Morris William Henry, esq. Forest pi Reeves Charles, esq. 15 Forest place Rutter William, esq. 5 Forest place Sheldon Edwd. Watson, esq. Fillbrookrd Stnellie Mr. Georsre, Pond house Smith Mrs. Elm cottage Stephens John, esq. Southwell Grove cot Strong Joseph Bell, esq. Arundel road tion in 1861, which is given with Loyton, was 1,824. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of John Pardoe, Esq., and held by the Rev. Henry Herbert Evans, M.A., of Magdalene Hall, Oxford, chaplain to the Earl of Essex. This parish is in the JVorth-Eastern postal district. Davcy George, beer retailer Ed wards George, pi umber & glazier, Knott's green Elsdon George, grocer & draper Emory Henry, farmer Emery Joseph, hu teller Foley George i leury, coal merchant Eraser James & John, nurserymen^ Lea Bridge road Frith William, estate agent Garward James Henry, blacksmith G old ing Ann ( Mrs.), Th ree H lackb irds Graham William, cur man Harris William, builder Haslop John, beer retailer, Church field Iloldstock Charles, baker Holmes George, grocer Ives John, butcher Jenkins Georgians (Mrs.), shopkeeper Kenney John, station master, Leabridg Leigh William, boot & shoe maker Mailt.z Francis, coal dealer Marsh Charlotte (Mrs.),'beer retailer Marshall W T illiaui Munt, carpenter Master Jlafcers* Pension Society Almshouses, Lea Bridge road Mayhew Mark, wheelwright Morris William, preserver of birds Munn Susannah (Mrs.), grocer & posti n i stress Muut Peter Henry, bricklayer Pamplin & Son, nurserymen, Lea Bridge road, & at Walthamstow Penn William, plumber Perry John, bricklayer Peskett Alfred, M.I>. surgeon Poole & Gibbard, plumbers Reynolds John, JStou Key Skelton Richard Sc Son, veterinary surgeons Smith Simon, John Sc James, farmers Southcott James William, tailor Thomas William, draper Sc grocer Turner Robert, station master, Low Ley to a Tyler John, farmer Tyson Wm. Greyhound, Lea Bridge rd Walker Joseph josiah, tobacconist Watts William, butcher White Will bun, greengrocer 1 Wilding John Thomas, appraiser Letters dispatchod 7,45 a.m., 12.45, 4.30, 8.30 p.m.; delivery from higher office I N s T: RANC E AGE NT Royal Exchange, Wm. Frith National School, James Imbrey, mastery Mrs. Imbrey, mistress Taylor Mr. William Tietjen Henry, esq. 13 Forest place Under hay Saml. Fow ler, esq. 7 Forest pi Wace Mrs. Elm house Whittfiigham Mr. John Wright Rev. John Pyndar, Royal lodge Wright Mrs York George Billing, esq. 7 Forest place COM M KRCIAL. Allsop Henry, shopkeeper Arber William, builder Barford Elizabeth (Airs.), Red Lion B ar n e 11 Samuel M a b 1 ey, sh op k e ep er, Back lane Bent Thomas, farmer BlackweJl Eras, baker, Hollo way down Buller Charles Edwin, surg'eon Burreil Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer Cnins lid ward, builder Chittock Edwin, master of union workho Claringbold William, baker Cooper Benj. carpenter, Hollo way down Cooper Stephen, Green Man Dunn Edmund Ralph, farmer Edridge William, grocer FaircliildJohn,booU\: ^hoema. Chapel pi

11 [ESSEX,] UNDSELL. 120 POST OFFICE Fuller Ebenezer Matthew, locksmith & bellhanger Hep worth William, plumber & glazier Ingleton Edward, butcher Jackliu Timothy, chemist & druggist Knight Thomas, baker McDerinott Thomas, bootmaker Markby Joseph, saddler & harness ma Miles John, tailor Mills Edmund Charles, butcher More Mary (Mrs.), watch & clock ma Morris Georgiana (Mrs.), ladies' school, 1 Forest place Morris William Henry, boarding school, 2 & 3 Forest place Needie Mary Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Holloway down Nice Elizabeth (Mrs.), Crown POST OPFICE. Robert Watts, postmaster. Dispatches a.m.; ,4.15, 9.15p.m. Delivery 8.45 a. m,; 2, 4.45, (5.45, 9.30 p.m. This is a money order ofiiee A Post Ovrick Savings Bank is held. here IN s u r A n c i : A G ] : n t s : Imperial, Charles Pennyfeather Royal, Win. Arber PLACES OP WOK SHIP: Church, Rev. Henry Herbert Evans, curate Indcpendcn t ChirpeI NightingillThos. carman, Harrow green Nunn Mary (Mrs.), butcher, Hoiloway down Payze Richard, corn & seed merchant Pennyfather Charles, auctioneer Perry William, greengrocer Flatten Edward, shopkeeper Protheroe 6c Morris, nurserymen Richards James, wheelwright Richards Thomas, Plough $ Harroiv, Holloway down Rich old Aaron Jay, coachmaker Small Robert, lincndraper Smith Robert, station master Stafford George, cabinet maker Stevens Henry, bookseller, stationer & news agent Stevens Isaac Smith, smith & farrier PUBLIC SCHOOLS: > Stoker James, farrier Taylor Aim (Mrs.), hosier Taylor George, tailor Taylor Lewis, carver & gilder TeagueBenJ.stonemason, Hollowny down Tonkin Henrv, beer retailer Underhay Samuel Fowler, surgeon, / Forest place Watts Robert, boot & shoe maker & postmaster Whitehead Robert, stationer W i 1 d sm i th F re d er i c k, ) im. b e e r r c t ai 1 er Wildsmith Frederick William, carpenter Wilson John, jobmaster Wright James, painter & glazier Wright Joseph, shopkeeper Wright Sarah (Mrs.), carrier York Geo. Billing, surgeon, 7 Forest pi British^ Mrs. Anna Maria Emery, mistress West Haui Union, Holloway down, Edwin Chittock, master; Mrs. Eliza Cliittock, matron National? Henry John Emerson, master; Mrs. Hester Emerson, mistress [Woodford COACH TO LONDON >Royal Mail, passes through from CARRIERS TO LONDON. Mrs. Sarah Wright, from her own house, daily; Philip Peace, passes through daily; Henry Jorden, passes through daily

12 DIRECTORY. 169 STOW MARIES. [ESSEX.] # STRATFORD,or STRATFORD LANGTHORNE,the ford of the street or Roman way from London to Colchester, is a suburb of London, and lies on the east side of the navigable river Lea and on the Eastern Counties railway, of which the station is in Angel lane, whence the Northern and Eastern railway, and the Black wall and Woolwich branch diverge. It is 3J miles from Shoreditcli, is a ward of the parish of West Ham, and in the union of that name, diocese of London, South Essex, and is also a metropolitan district, in the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court and Metropolitan Police, and in the Bow county court district. It is united to Stratfbrd-le-Bow by a bridge over the Lea. In 1851 the population was 10,586. The district church, dedicated to St. John, built: in 1833, is at the junction of the old Newmarket and Colchester roads; the Rev. William Holloway is perpetual curate. In 1851 another church was erected, called Christ Church, situated in High-street, of which the Rev. James Martin Kennedy, A.x.c., is incumbent. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Allen Capt. Wm. R.N, Carnarvon, hall, Green Anderson Robert, esq, Rokeby house Attock Mr. George, Maryland point Barnes Mr. William Charles, 4 Dora terrace, Buxton road Barsham William James, esq* Green Bear Mr, James, Green Benson Mr. Jacob, Park villa, Green Bird Mr. Samuel, Maryland point Blakie Benjamin, esq. Green Bowman Miss, Vicarage te* v race Boyle Frederick, esq. Green Brady Antonio, esq. Forest lane Bugg Mrs. Maryland point Bullock Mr. Thomas, Harrow house, High street Burgess Mr. James, Forest lane Burt Mr. Robert, Forest lane Capper Mr. Charles, Grove bridge Carpenter Mr. Richard, Maryland point Chambers Mr. Thomas, Forest lane Clay Thomas Frederick, esq. High street Coates Mr. Nicholas Charles, Park villa, Green Cockett Mr. Edwd. Jhn. Maryland point Collier Mr. Thomas, 3 Man by park ter Cooper Mr. Henry, 3 Victoria terrace Cork William, esq. Green Corry Miss, Henry's cottage, Grove Creed Mr. Thomas Brit tain, 2 Man by park terrace Cross Mr. Henry William, 1 Earl ham cottages, Forest lane Crow Mr. Sutton Edward, Grove^ Crescent road Curtis Thomas, esq. Sal way ho* Grove Dacre George, esq. Green" Dallaway Misses, Green Dawson Mrs. Green Dean Capt. William, Green Dean Mr. William Henry, Grove Derrett Mr. John, Forest lane Dixon Mr. Peter, Water lane Dodds Mrs. Green Edwards Mr. George William, Green Elliott Wm. M.D. 10 Vicarage tor. Green Evans Mr. John, Green Farey Samuel, esq. Green Fell Capt. Allied, Grove Fenn Ford, esq. Green Fishbourne Rev. George William, Grove Foot Mr. Henry, Maryland point Forrestt Mr. Wm. Augustus, Maryland point France Mr. Robert,4 Woodgrangevillas, Forest lane Frodsham Mrs. Ann, Maryland point Gann Mr. Arthur, Green Gardiner Mr. Thomas, Grove Geere Mr. Jsph. 3 Earl ham cot. Forest la Geere Mrs. High street Geikie Mr. John, Maryland point Gellatly Mr. Edwd. Melrose ho. Green Giles Mr. Robert, 2 Woodgrange villas, Forest lane Glover Mr. Richard, Broadway Glynes Mr. R. Green Goldsmith Mr. William, Maryland point Goodwin Mr. Joseph, Maryland point Gowar Mr. Stephen, Grove Graham Mr. Joseph, Water lane Grant Mr. Alexander, 4 Victoria terrace Green Miss, Green Griffith Thomas Henry, esq. Maryland villas, Leyfconstone road Haddon Mr. Henry, Maryland point Hall Mr. Henry Sanderson, 5 St. John's terrace Hall Mr. William, Grove Hamilton John Burnett, esq. Maryland point Harby Mrs. Green Harverson Mr. Thomas, Grove PI el more William, esq. Green Henshaw Mr. Edmond, Maryland point Hewitson Mrs. Rose cottage, Green Hilleary George, esq. Grove Holloway Rev. William, if.a. Grove Howling Mr. Thomas, Maryland point Isemonger Mr. Richard, Forest lane Johnson Wm. esq. Grove, Crescent road Jutsum Mrs* Green Kennedy Angus, esq. Stratford hall Kilner Miss, Forest lane Kinghan Mrs. Green Ladd Mr. Edwd. 6 Dora ter. Buxton rd Lamark Mr. Frederick, Green Laundy Mr. George Edwd. 1 Falmouth terrace, Forest lane Leach Mr. John Boulton Francis, Francis place, Leytonstone road Legg Jabez, esq. Green In 1135 an abbey for Cistercian monks was founded here, the abbot of which was a lord of Pai'Iiament; arid of which the income at the Dissolution was s. Cd. There are considerable remains of the building. There are chapels for Roman Catholics, Baptists, and Wesley ans, and schools on the National and British systems; also Industrial schools of the Wliitechapel union, erected in 1854 in Forest-lane. There is a police station at West Ham. On the river are flour mills, chemical and print works, distilleries, and other factories. Under Queen Mary I,, a man and woman were burnt to death here for high treason and heresy. In 1692 George Edwards, the naturalist, was born here; and here, also, he was buried. In excavating the ground for the railway, astone coffin was discovered, close to the surface of the earth, near Maryland Point. HUDSON'S TOWN is a part of Stratford, adjoining the railway station* This is in the Eastern metropolitan postal district. Ling Mr, Charles, Park cottage, Green Lodge Mr. Charles Wm. Maryland point Loxley John, esq. Green Lupton Mr. Louis, 1 Woodgrange villas, Forest lane McQuoin Rev. James [Catholic] Mainland Capt. David, Grove Marshall Mr. Joseph Gilbert Blair, 7 Victoria terrace May Mr. William, Grove Meeson John, esq. High street Middlemost Mr. Henry Relph, 5 Woodgrange villas, Forest lane Mott Mr. Charles, Maryland point Mugliaton George Thomas William, esq. Maryland point Napier Mr. James, 3 Man by park villas Nicholson Frederick John, esq. Green Nicholls Mr. John, Vine cottage. Green Nutting Mr. Henry C. Water lane OakeshottMr. Geo. Freeman, Frederick street Oddy Mr. James, Maryland point Otwav John, esq. Grove O ugh" Mr. Henry, Maryland point Page Mr. Wm. 8amuel, Maryland point Pallett Mr. Robert, Forest lane Peck Mr, Richard, Green Pedley Samuel, esq. Green Pidgeon Mrs. Green Pinchin Mr. John Alfred, Forest lane Plaxton Richard, esq. Green Pritchard Robert, esq. Green Revett Mr. John Pvtthes, 6 Woodgrange villas, Forest lane Rohrs Mr, John, Maryland point Savill Mr. Ebenezer, Maryland point Scott George, e$q. Maryland point Seutts Mr. William Mercer, Grove Seares Mr. William Rowland, Grove Sedgwick Mr. Richard, Maryland point Settles Mr. Nicholas Charles, Carlton villa, Gr^en Sewell Mr. William Henry, Green Simons Mr. Richard, Maryland point Slee Mr. Arthur, 4 St. John's terrace Slee Mr. Henry, 5 St. John's terrace Smith James, esq. Green Solomon Mr. William, 8 Victoria ter Spencer Rev. Wm. u. A. Maryland point Squires Mr, Henry, Maryland point Stair Mr. Thomas, Surinam terrace

13 [ESSEX.] STRATFORD. POST OFFICE Stallybrass Rev.ThomnsEdouard [Independent], Maryland point Stanton Mr. William, Green Sterne Mr. Ssliomia, Forest lane Stirling; William, esq. High street Sturdy Henry, esq. Surinam terrace Taylor Mr. Andrew, Forest lane Taylor Charles George, esq. Broadway Thompson Miss, Green Thomson Mr. Robert, Orkney villa, Buxton road Thornbill Mrs. Elms Thwaites Mr, Alexander, 6 Victoria ter Tipping Mr. Wm.Reid, Maryland point Toiulin Mr. Frederick, Maryland point Tompkins Mr. John, Maryland point Tonge Mr. Thos. Gi-orgc, 2 St. John's ter Vallunce Jauies Thomas, esq. Grove "Van Put ten Mr. James, Grove Venables Mr. Thomas Glaseot, Green Volckman Charles, esq. Chesnut Tree house, Grove Wallace Mr. Frederick John, Green Warner Charles Boram, esq. Green Watkinson Mr- Thomas, High street Watsou Mr.Jhn.Pearce, Maryland point White Mrs. 5 Vicarage terrace Wiilett Mr.Benjamin, Crownlield house, Leytonstnne road Williams Mr. David, Veranda cot. Green Wilson George Henry, esq. Forest lane Wilton John, esq. Green Winmill Miss, Green Wohlgemuth 31 r. Conrad, Maryland point Womersley Albert, esq. Green Womersley Robert, esq. Green Wright Mr. Alex. James, Maryland point Yeomans Mrs. Grove COMMERCIAL.. Alabaster Henry, baker, Stratford New town Allen James, shoemaker, High street Allen William, glazier, Ley ton road, Stratford New town Amos Thomas, beer retailer, Brewery tap, Ley tonstone road Appleford Timothy William, gtocer, Chatsford road Armes Benjamin, baker, Chapel street Armes Charles, baker, Alma street, Stratford New town Ash down Charles William, fancy repository, & collector of queen's taxes, Broadway Astley Peter Hyde, tailor, Stratford New town Ault Henry, academy, Forest lane Ax ten George, grocer, Maryland point Badard Brothers, seed crushers, High street Badley William, lamp black manufacturer, High street Bailey George, basket maker, High street Bailey Joseph, boot & shoe maker, Broadway Baker George, confectioner, Stratford New town Baker William, beer retailer, High street Bales Charles, corn dealer, High street Balls John, shoemaker, High street Banks Alfred Joseph Humbley, surgeon, Maryland point Banks Peter, beer retailer & smith, Chatsworth road Barber John, confectioner, Broadway Barber John, dairyman, High street Barber John, pork butcher, High street Bareham Chas. coach builder & wheelwright, Maryland point Barnard Hiram, fruiterer, Grove Barnes Charles, beer retailer, High street Barnes John, cheesemonger, Broadway Baron Matthew, clog maker, High street Barsham William James, solicitor, Green Bartlett James, fruiterer, High street Battle John, shopkeeper, Angel lane Battley Joseph, grocer, High street BattrumJohn, Engineers'Arms, Aim as t. Stratford New town Bear James, tobacconist, High street Beck with Fanny (Mrs.), farrier, High street Bedford William Rayner, beer retailer, Leyton road, Stratford New town Beealey Henry, linen draper, High street & Broadway Bell & Black, wax vesta, camphorated gas, match & patent wired fusee manufacturers, High street Bell Willifim, shopkeeper, New street Bellts Adolphus, beer retailer, Bridge road Benton Benj. shopkeeper, Francis street, Maryland point Benton Joseph, beer retailer, Maryland point Bickers Lydia (Mrs.), grocer &c. Leyton rd. Stratford New tn Biddle George, tailor, High street Btegs William, cutler, Broadway Billings Thomas, shopkeeper, W T est st. Stratford New town Bird Joseph, beer retailer, High street Bird Joseph, Harroie, High street Bish George, engineer, High street Bish Henry, smith & engineer, Chapel street Bishop SamL oil & colorman, Leyton rd. Stratford Newtown Blackwell William, Fox Hounds, High street Bloom field Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Grove Bond William, grocer, Leyton road, Stratford New town Bone John, greengrocer, Chapel street Booth Francis, surgeon, Leyton road, Stratford New town Bourne Henry, fishmonger, Leyton road Bowden William, plumber & gastitter, Broadway Bower Jane (Mrs.), tobacconist, Windmill lane, Stratford New town Bradney John, ironmonger, High street Brand.John, bootmaker, Windmill lane Brayshaw John, pawnbroker, Waddington road, Stratford New town Breesey John, pawnbroker, High street Breeze" Louis, medical botanist, Angel lane Brewer Nathaniel, nurseryman, Chatsworth road Briebach Frederick, baker, High street Briggs Henry, ginger beer manufacturer, Chatsworth road Brittan William, boot & shoe maker, Maryland point Brooks George, butcher, High street Brown John, greengrocer, Stratford New town Browu Thomas, grocer, Maryland point Bull John, beer retailer, New street Bullock & Roberts, corn & flour merchants, Harrow bridge, High street Bunney George Hockley, nurseryman &c. Maryland point Burford Ephraim & Co."calico printers, High street Burford Elizabeth (Mrs.), linendraper, Broadway Burton John, cooper, Broadway Cam Edwd.whitesmith &c. Maryland rd.stratford New town Carr James, cheesemonger, Broadway Carter William & Co. coppersmiths, founders & copper tube makers, High street Casseltou William, stonemason, High street Catchpole James, Tico Brewers, High street Chalmers John, baker, Windmill lane Chance William Paul, carman, contractor, bone boiler &c. High street Chapman Robert, tailor, High street Chapuy Madame, teacher of french, Maryland point Chetiins Helen (Miss), shopkeeper, Green Cheffina John, builder, Bridge road Chapton Abigail (Miss), milliner, Martin street Claringbull Edwin, dealer in marine stores, High street Clark James, coffee rooms, High street Clark Joshua, baker, High street Clark Samuel, greengrocer, High street Clarke Thomas, baker, West street, Stratford New town Clay Thomas Frederick, surgeon, High street CI ay don John, Essex Arms+ Maryland point Cleg-horn Elizabeth (Mrs.), leather seller, High street Cole Jane (Mrs.), hosier, Maryland point Coleby William, corn chandler, High street Collett Thomas, pastrycook, High street Ceilings John, boot & shoe maker, Broadway Colvin Alfred, beer retailer, High street Connolly Charles, ginger beer maker, High street Cook Edward & Co. soap manufacturers, East London soap works, High street Cooke William, children's repository, High street Copping George, butcher, High street Corbishley Alfred, hosier, Maryland point Cork Edwin Brook, baker, High street Cotterell Thomas, shopkeeper, Bridge road Cox Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, Angel lane Craddock Edward, tailor, Manby street Cr ad dock George, undertaker, Surinam terrace Cr ad dock Henry, bootmaker, Green Craddock Henry, hairdresser, Broadway Craddock Vaughan Clarke, tailor, Surinam terrace Craddock William Edward, tailor, Broadway- Crane James, furniture broker, Grove Crews & Webber, manufacturing chemists, Marsh gate lane, High street Crispin William Henry, smelting works, High street Cropper Jsph. beer retailer, Maryland rd. Stratford New town Croscombe William Thomas, hairdresser, High street Crow Sutton Edward & Co, chemical works,'high street Curtis William, coffee rooms, High street Dalton John, oil & color man, High street Dane James, printing ink maker, High street Dangerfield Thomas, tailor, High street Davey William, pitch, tar & lamp black manufacturer, Marsh gate lane, High street Davies George, dealer in marine stores, Maryland road west, Stratford New town Davy David, corn & flour dealer, High street Day William, wine & spirit merchant, Broadway Dean John March, architect, auctioneer & surveyor, Turner s estate office, Grove Dean William Henry, auctioneer, Grove Deason Charles, lath render, High street Debney Thomas, locksmith & beilhanger, Broadway De Levante George, professor of music, Rokeby place Dell Thomas, scale maker, Windmill la. Stratford New town I Digby James, butcher & beer retailer, Chapel street

14 DIRECTORY 171 STRATFORD. [ESSEX.] Dilley Robert, shopkeeper, Langthorn street Dixon Peter & Co. coal merchants, Angel lane Dixon Samuel George, tobacconist, Stratford Newtown Dooley Michael, greengrocer, High street Dow John, beer retailer, Wading ton st. Stratford New town Dowlan Michael, beer retailer, New street Druxtt Jabez, stone merchant, High street Duncan Thomas, clothier, Broadway Duneumb George, news agent, High street Dyson Charles, surveyor, Grove Edlin Susannah (Mrs.), seminary, Maryland point [Edwards William, pork butcher, Windmill lane Elems Robert, Wadding ton Arms, Stratford Newtown Elliott & Drake, surgeons, Green EmberBon Ezra, baker, Stratford Newtown Evans John, hairdresser, Angel lane Fawcett Richard, upholsterer, High street Fenn William, earthenware dealer, High street "Finegan James, zinc worker, Albion street Fislibourne Mary (Mrs.), ladies' boarding school^ Grove Fisher Alfred, teadealer, High street & Eley place, Stratford New town Fisher Benjamin, chemist, Leytonstone road Fisher Charles Henry, shoemaker, Man by street Fisher Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, High street Fisher Lucy (Mrs.), dairy, Maryland point Flack James Charles, oil & color man, Grove Flaxman William, confectioner, High street Ford Rhoda (Mrs.), tobacconist, High street Fordham Henry, cooper, High street Fordham James, beer retailer, High street Fordham John, coach builder, High street Forster Samuel, hatter, Grove Fosse y George, timber merchant, Maryland point Fowler Jesse, Yorkshire Grey, High street Fowler Thomas, plumber, glass cutter &c. High street Freeman Henry, hairdresser, Stratford New town Freeman Joseph, academy, Green Garner Edward, watch & clock maker, Angel lane Gars tang Mary Ann & Elizabeth (Misses), tobacconists, Windmill lane, Stratford New town Garvie William, nurseryman, Maryland point Gee re Thomas & Son, timber merchants, High street Gentry John, baker, Grove Gidney William, beer retailer Gilpin Edwin, dyer & scourer, High street Glover Philip, furniture broker, Broadway Gocher James, butcher, Stratford New town Goddard Richard, chemist, Broadway Go]ledge Richard, watchmaker, Surinam terrace Gore William, plumber, Grove Gowar Stephen Sc Co. coach, &c. manufacturers, Broadway Go war James Hicks, coach builder & wheelwright, High st Granger William, corn & flour merchant, Broadway Gredley Edmund, baker, Broadway Green Thomas, ivory turner. High street Gregg Henry, hosier, Leyton road, Stratford New town Grimn Thomas, linendraper, 1 Broadway Grout William, cooper, High street Haddon Henry, accountant, Maryland point Hadland James, Siuan inn, Broadway Haines George, tobacconist, High street Halford Vincent John, carpenter, High street Hall Ann (Mrs.)? greengrocer, Broadway Hall George, picture frame maker, High street Hallett Thomas, tobacconist, High street Hamilton John Burnett, surgeon, Maryland point Hammond John, tailor, Leyton road, Stratford New town Hammond Richard Holmes, Albion, Bridge road Hammond Samuel, dairyman, Grove Hammond William Henry, tailor, Broadway Handley John, poulterer, High street Hanham John, greengrocer, Alma &t. Stratford New town Hanney John Ilayner, greengrocer, Maryland point Harmsworth Charles Henry, cowkeeper, High street Harris George, carman, Chatsworth road Harris James, baker, Falmouth street, Stratford New town Harris Maria (Mrs.), ironmonger, Broadway Hart Richard, hatter, Broadway Hart Thomas, butcher, Maryland point Harvey & Neville, rice starch manufacturers, High street Hatcher John, linendraper, Grove Hawley Edward, boot & shoe maker, Leyton road, Stratford New town Haycock William Thomas, greengrocer, High street Hayes James, hairdresser,. Grove Hay ward Charles, provision dealer, High street Heath James, beer retailer, Chatsworth road Heath Robert, builder, High street Helmore William, veterinary forge, High street Hemmings James, pork butcher, High street Henry Henry, leather seller, Leyton rd. Stratford New town Hepworth Henry, beer retailer, High street Hersom Samuel, plumber Sc glazier, Western street Hewlett Emma (Mrs*), corn chandler, Stratford New town Hidden Charles, carpenter & blind maker, Maryland point Hill John, chemist, High street Hills Frank Clark, manufacturing chemist, High street & at Depti'ord Hitchcock Joseph, greengrocer, Stratford New town Hitchcock Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, Maryland point II orison Harry & Co. color manufacturers, High street Holbrook Henry, whitesmith, Frederick street Holbrook Richard, shopkeeper, Martin street Holbrook William, engineer, Martin street Holloxn William, shoemaker, Angel lane Hollom William, shoemaker, High street Holmes John James, coffee rooms, Broadway Holmes William, shopkeeper, Angel lane Hosford John Stroud, physician, Grove Houghton John, tobacconist, High street Houghton Richard, currier & leather seller, High street Housden Joseph, grocer &c. High street Howards & Sons, manufacturing chemists, High street Howell Robt. Sims, beer retailer, Francis st. Maryland point Hughes Charles, leather seller, High street Hunt Edgar, linendraper, High street Hunt Thomas Willamott, grocer & cheesemonger, High st Hunter Sarah Jane (Miss), ladies' school, Green Ibbotson Samuel, farmer, Stratford New town Ilett Charles, confectioner, Broadway Ingersole John, beer retailer, High street Iyan Charles, cab proprietor Angel lane James George Edward, baker, Stratford New town Jarvis Edward, veterinary forge, High street Jay George, bricklayer 8c builder, Western street Jay William, butcher, Maryland point Jeune Frederick Charles, india rubber manufacturer, High st Johnson George, oil & color man. High street Keen Robert, news vend or, Stratford New town Kempster Jesse (Miss), collegiate school for young gentlemen, Forest lane Kennedy Angus, surgeon, Broadway Kennedy John Blydesteyn, surgeon, Broadway Kettle Jane Ann (Mrs.), beer ret. Leyton rd-stratford New ti: Kibbv William, ironmonger, Broadway King Charles, house agent, Maryland point Kmghorn Margaret (Mrs.), ladies' school, v 2 Cornwall place Kingston Robert Fin ley, agent for Young's patent paratiiu oil & lamps, High street Kirby George Foster, academy, Grove Knock William, beer retailer, High street Lacey Charles, beer retailer, Buxton road Lance Richard John, bootmaker, Bridge road Larter Robert, shopkeeper, Leyton road, Stratford New town Leach Charles, watchmaker, Broadway Leach John Boulton Francis, proprietor k publisher of the 4 Stratford Express/ Broadway Leary Thomas, turncock, High street Lea, Son & Smith, grey stone lime works, High street Lid bury Edmund, fishmonger, High street Lincoln Rebecca (Mrs.), fruiterer, Grove Ling David, cab proprietor, Frederick street Lingley George, shopkeeper, Chatsworth road Linn John, greengrocer, Angel lane Littlefield Alfred George, zinc worker, High street Lockwood James, corn chandler, Broadway London $ County Bank (Chas.Weedon, manager), Broadway Lord Richard, batcher, Leyton road, Stratford New town Lowe Mary Ann (Mrs.), staymaker. High street Lucy Thomas, King's Head, Broadway M'Cash William, confectioner, Broadway M'Ness James, bootmaker, Stratford New town Macaire Henry, Golden Horse, Forest lane Madge Caroline (Mrs.), establishment for young ladies, 4 Manby Park terrace Maguire Benjamin, hosier, High street Marsh William, hoot & shoe maker, High street Marshall Wm.shopkeeper, Waddington rd. StratfordNewtown Martin Frederick Samuel, timber merchant, Broadway Martin John, grocer, Stratford New town Martin Richard, cabinet maker, Grove Matthews William, furniture jspanner, High street Maw James, grey lime, cement, tile &c fire brick merchant, Harrow bridge wharf, High street May William, JRhte Hoar, High street Meeson John &Co. lime works, High street Meeson Richard & Ed'* ard, coal merchants, High street Meggs John, ladder maker, High street Mein Andrew, smith & engineer, Hope ironworks, Station st

15 This document has been digitally enhanced and indexed [ESSEX.] STRATFORD. 172 POST OFFICE Merrey William, greengrocer, High street Millard Thomas, watchmaker, Maryland point Miller Alfred, beer retailer,windmill lane 5 StratfordNewtown Miller Richard, grocer, High street Mitchell William, writer & grainer, High street Moase James, saddler & cowkeeper, High street Morewood & Rogers, patent tinplate work*, Mount street Morris Mary (Mrs,) & Co. news vendors, Broadway Morris Septimus, bookseller & actuary to the savings bank, High street Morter James, Chatsworth Arms, Chatsworth road Mortimer John, grocer, Ley ton road, Stratford New town Morton George, chemist, Broadway Moss Alfred, stationer, Broadway Mountjoy Elizabeth (Mrs.)? oil & color man, Broadway Mugliston Qeo. Thos. Win. M.B. surgeon, Maryland point Musson Thomas, grocer, Broadway Nell John, cooper, Windmill lane, Stratford New town Nash Charles, glass Sc china dealer, Broadway Naylor James, shopkeeper, Francis street, Maryland point Newland George William, haircutter, Windmill lane, Stratford New town Newman John,baker, Maryland road west, Stratford New town Newman Mary (Mrs.), preparatory school, Grove Newton George, beer retailer, High street Nicholas Josiah, beer retailer, Manhy street Nicholson Frederick John, surgeon, Green Nor tliwood George, beer retailer, Ley ton rd. Stratford New town Nunn Samuel, hairdresser, Broadway Nuttman Thomas, baker, Chatsworth road Offen Edward, beer retailer, Chapel street O'Grady Henry, news agent, High street Otway John, solicitor, Grove Ovenden Wm.beer re tlr. Waddington st. Stratford New town Page Martin, builder &c. Angel lane Palmer Elizabeth (Miss), preparatory school, Grove Pantry Henry, cofibe rooms, Stratford New town Pash Daniel, shoemaker, Broadway Patent Bitumenized Water, Gas Drainage Pipe Co. (limited) (Alex Young, managing director), Bow bridge Perkins W T illiam, grocer, Stratford New town Perry George, confectioner, High street Perry John, builder & contractor, Broadway Perry Richard Samuel, hairdresser, High street Petberick Edmund, chemist, Windmill lane, Stratford New tn Phillips Philip Saunders, pawnbroker, High street Pilkington James, builder, Bridge road Pilkington James, Lord Henniher, Grove Pipe John, butcher, Chatsworth road Pitchford John, Yorkshire Grey, Maryland point Poole Robert, Green Jfan^ High street Porter Edward, baker, Stratford New town Potter William, butcher, Broadway Presland William Beck, bootmaker, Broadway Proughten Charles, Castle, Ley ton road, Stratford New tn Pugh Charles, beer retailer, Chapel street Quelch William, cheesemonger, High street RawJings John, grocer, Stratford New town Rawdins Joshua, confectioner, Chapel street Rayner Stillingileet, grocer, Angel place Reed Alfred, builder, High street Richards John, beer retailer, High street Rivett James, builder, timber merchant & funeral furnisher, High street Robbins John & Sons, japanners, Marsh gate lane, High st Roberts Jane (Mrs.)j shopkeeper, Chapel street RobinsonAndrew Augustin, slate merchant,bow bridge,high street, & at Victoria docks Robinson Henry, beer retailer, Broadway Rochat John David, beer retailer, Forest lane Rogers Richard William, cabinet maker, High street Rose Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Maryland point Rountree Edward, Coach Horses, Broadway Sackett Richard, zinc worker, High street Sadler Henry & William, bootmakers, Grove Sampson John, tailor, Albert villas, Forest lane Sandell Edward, hairdresser, High street Saul Charles, butcher, High street Savage Edward, stationer, Rokeby house Savill Brothers, brewers, Maryland point Sayer Caroline (Mrs,), saddler, High street Sayer George, news agent, Maryland point Scutt James, saddler, High street Seabourne George, rag merchant, High street Seaboume John, wheelwright, Ley ton road, Stratford New tn Sharp Robert, dairyman, Chapel street Shea Joseph, rag merchant, Iiigh street, & at 51 Great Alie street, Goodman's fields E Shepherd Ann(Mrs.), shopkeeper, Waddington street, Stratford New town Sbipham Joseph, bras&founder, High street Sbipston Thomas, butcher, High street Simpson Henry, butcher, Stratford New town Simpson Thomas, boot & shoe maker, High street Simpson Tristram Shandy, carpenter & huildcr, Broadway Sitkin Oliver, shopkeeper, Bridleway, Stratford New town Skinner William, hoot & shoe maker, High street Smart James, shoemaker, Angel lane Smee William, bootmaker, High street Smith Augustus, brush & matmanufacturer, Marsh gate lane, H igh street Smith Isaac, beer retailer, High street Smith John, marine store dealer, High street Smith John Moore, architect & surveyor, 2 Surinam terrace & at Romford Smith Richard, grocer &c* Broadway Smith Stephen, beer retailer, Angel lane SmithWilliain, grocer, High street; & at Old road, Stepney E Snow James, tailor, High street Sparks Narhaniel, coal dealer, Stratford New town Spencer William, Cart Horses, Maryland point Spinks Thos. haircut ter, Waddington st. Stratford New town Springall John, engineer <fcc. High street S pros ton Fredk. Bird in Hand railway tavern, High street Stead Charles, lath render, High street Stepto Daniel, clothier, High street Stibbard Jane (Mrs.), hosier, Angel lane Stihbard Martha (Miss), staymaker, Angel lane Stimson Frederick, baker, High street Stirling George Currie, grocer, High street Stirling William, slate merchant, Phoenix wharf. High st Stockdale George, boot & shoe maker, Maryland street, Stratford New town Stone Cyrus, linendraper, Broadw r ay Strains Samuel, gasfitter, Broadway i Stratford Express Office (John Boulton Francis Leach, I proprietor & publisher), Broadway Strawson James, A ngel inn, Broadway Sumner William, beer retailer, Stratford New town Tabor William, baker, Angel Jane Tanner Chas.Wm.corn&coal mercht. Stratford wall, High st Tanner Robert, grocer, Forest lane Taylor Charles, plumber & glazier, Broadway Taylor Charles George, surgeon, Broadway Taylor Richard, baker, High street Tennant William, printer & stationer, Broadway The Stratford Emery Glass Cloth Co. (late W. J. Barsham & Co.), manufacturers of the patent emery & glass cloth, glass paper & anti-corrosion paint, & importers of turkey emery, black lead &c. High street Theobald Ephraim, retail brewer, Frederick street Thompson Job, confectioner, Bridge road Thompson John, beer retailer, High street Thompson Joseph, vegetable lamp black manufactrer.high st Thread well John, ivory &box rule maker, High street Threlford Thomas, jun. cabinet maker, Broadway Thurston James, sen. boot & shoe maker, Ley ton road, Stratford New town Thurston John, bootmaker, Broadway Thwaites Mary (Mrs.), grocer, High street Tim eke John, lithographic varnish manufacturer, & at Edwin place, Salmon's lane, Limehouse, Tipper Timothy, oilman, Stratford New town Tomlinson William, farrier, Grove High st.; London E Trew Alex, beer retailer, Waddington rd. Stratford New tn Trott Elias, shopkeeper, Chapel street Trott Robert, beer retailer, Chant square Trow Charles, dining rooms, Broadway Trow Charles, Sussex Arms, Water lane Tubbs John, seedsman, Grove Tuff John, broker & appraiser, Bridge road Turner Charles, King of Prussia, Broadway Turner George, hatter, High street Tyan Charles, licensed to let horses & cabs, Angel lane Tyan Robert, cab proprietor, Angel lane Tyler Edward, jun. butcher, Maryland point Tyler Joseph, tailor, Maryland point Uliindell William, George, Broadway Underwood James, baker, High street Vale Ann (Mrs.), Old Black Bull, Broadway Vale George, wheelwright, High street Vallance James Thomas, surgeon & deputy registrar, Grove Vandrant Charles, bookseller & stationer, Broadway Varcoe Ralph Oxenberry, carpenter & builder, IMauby grove Verrier George, carpenter, Grove Vickers W r illiam Henry, butcher, Broadway Virier Thomas, pork butcher, Grove Volckman William & Charles, wholesale & export confcctioriers, High street Wakefield Francis, boot & shoe maker, Broadway This enhanced document is copyright S&N Genealogy Supplies 2007

16 DIRECTORY* 173 STRETHALL. [ESSEX,] Wad man Mary (Miss), establishment for young ladies, Forest lane WatM^e William, grocer, Higb street "Walton James, grocer, Broadway Ward Joseph, washable paperhaagor, High street Warwick William, shoemaker. Angel lane Watkins Thomas, beer retailer, Chapel street Watkis William, butcher, High street Walters Edward Francis, butcher, Broadway Watson William, clothier, Broadway Waylaud Henry John & J nines, watchmakers, High street WayJand Ann (Mrs.), hosier &c. High street Webb Henry, greengrocer,, High street "Welch Henry, plumber & glazier, Maryland point Wellham John, marine store dealer, Stratford New town Wenden Thomas, corn chandler, High street West Ham Tar Worhs (Alex. Young, manager),high st West Kezia (Mrs.), confectioner, Maryland point West Mary Ann (Mrs.)* tallow chandler, Broadway Whatton Thomas, Imendraper, High street Whenn Robert, baker, Maryland point "Wbipps Arthur, barge owner, High street White Benjamin, shopkeeper, Chatsworth road White Daniel, beer retailer, Stratford New town DIS-[ POST OFFICE, Alfred Moss, receiver, Broadway, patch 6,45 k a.m. & L15, 3.15, 4.45, & 9 p.m Money orders are granted & paid at this office Insurance AGENTS: Alliance, G. E. Slee, b Stratford green Atlas Fire Life, Richard G oiled ge, Surinam terrace County Fife, Septimus Morris, High street Magic Life, James Maple, Langthorn street jfrittnd-in-need Life b- Sick 3 Crosby Leigh ton, 3 Manhy grove General Life Fire, William Gunn Scott,13 Man by grove Globe Fire Life, Henry John & James Way land, High st Minerva Life, Henry Ault, Forest lane Phoenix Fire, Thomaa Shipstoni, High street JRoy a I, J. Ibbotson, 2 Castle place, Stratford New town} John ivl Smith, 2 Surinam terrace Royal Exchange, P. Martin & Son Scottish National Life, William Tennant, Broadway Scottish Union Fire Life Edward Savage, Rolceby pi Sovereign, ft. Jaques, 20 West street j James Thomas Vail mice, Grove Sun Fire, James Rivcttj High street; Samuel Clement, Canning town Unity Pirc&r Life, William Tennant, Broadway; C. W. Ashdown, Broadway Western, Manchester Loudon Life, George Morton, Broadway Westminster Fire Westminster General Life y James Maw, High street PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS: Has torn Counties Railway Works for jftfamtfactuve Repairs of Rolling Stoek, Robert Humlnir, engineer^ William Kitson, assistant engineer; Robert Scott, atorekpr West Ham Gasworks : High street, Edward Henry Tbormarj, manager 1Vest Ham St tv in gsba n 11 ig h st.septirousmorris, actuary JSwex Economical Loan Office^ West Ham Jane> John Brayshaw, secretary Police Station, Wvst Ham lane Eastern Counties Railway Mechanics 1 Institution, Angel lane Magistrates' Court Room, Angel lane, open every day except saturdavs & sundays Went Ham, Stratford South Essex Dispensary, Green, William Stokes, house surgeon PUBLIC OFFICERS: Superintendent Registrar, Wro. James Bars ham, Green Regwtrar cf Births DraOis, James Thomas Variance Registrar of Marriages Poor Rate Collector, Charles Aslidown, 1 & 2 Union row, Brickfields Cterh to West Ham Local Board of Healthy W. J. Barsham, Green! White Frederick, Railway tavern, Angel Jane Wlntechurch Edward, Three Pigeons, Green Whitehead Joseph, grocer 3 Wind nail 1 lane WhHta Solomon, linendraper, Broadway Wilcox James Richard, corn & flour dealer, Maryland point Wiles Sc J)ry<h j ij, ale, wine & spirit merchant^ Maryland point? & 33 Clement's lane, London E C Wiles William, ironmonger, High street Wilks William, grocer, High street Wilkinson Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Maryland point Wilkinson Jane (Mrs.)? shopkeeper, Ley toil road, Stratford New town Wilson John, plumber High street Wilson Robert Colin, coal merchant, High street Wilton John, tallow chandler, Broadway Winstone Benjamin, tar & creosote works, High street Wiseman Benjamin, fruiterer, High street Woodcock Catherine (Miss), seminary, Green Woods John, blacking manufacturer, Grove Woodward William, beer retailer, High street Woolcott Henry J as. baker, Ley ton rd. Stratford New town Wright Frederick, baker, Lavender street Young Thomas, chemist, Stratford New town Clerk to West Ham Board of Guardians, W. J. Barsbam, Green Chairman to Burial Board, Robert Gladding, esq. Rokeby house Clerk to Hut ia 7 Boa rd, John Snftcn, Rokeby lion se Inspector of Nuisances, James Loudon, Rokeby house District Surveyor, J. G. B. Marshall, Rokeby houso Vestry Clerk, Robert Anderson, Rokeby no use Collector of Queen's Taxes, William Charles Ash down Broadway Gas Collector, Richard Gol ledge, Surinam terrace Parish Clerk, Richard G oil edge, Surinam terrace PLACES OF WORSHIP : St. John's Church, B road way ; Rev. William II olio way, M.A, incumbent Alt Saints' Church, Stratford green, Rev. John Williams, M.A. curate Christ Churchy High street, Rev. John Strickland, M.A. incumbent Independent Chapel, Brickfields, Maryland point, llev\ Thomas Edward H tally brass, minster Baptist Chapel, Grove, Rev. G, W. Fish bourne Catholic Chapel, High street, Rev.JamesMcQuoin, priest Christian Association Chapel, High street, Rev. Thomas Uix, minister Wes/eyan Chapel, "ear Bow bridge ) m{ni9tet3 variou3 1 \ esleyan Chajtel, Chapel street J PUBLIC SCHOOLS National {St. John's), George Gwinn, master; Mrs. Sophia Gwinn, mistress British, High street & Bridge road, James Thomas Waldron, master ; (girls'), Miss Ha rah McChesney, mistress ; (infants'), Miss Fanny Haffenden, mistress Christ Church, Hi^li street, Henry John Millard, master; Miss Mary Ann Millard, mistress " Raggedy Chapel street, William Morrell, master Bast em Counties Railway (for boys), Angel lane, William Hammersley, master NEWSPAPER : S t rat ford Express Office, B road way, J oh n B o u 1 to n. Francis Leach, proprietor 6c publisher (published on fridavs) CONVEYANCE TO LONDON.^Omnibuses from the Swan hotel, Broadway, to the 4 Dolphin/ Oxford street, every 10 minutes, from 8 a.m> to 10 p.m CARRIERS TO LONDON. W illiam Buahnan&R. ShofFpaas through from West Hara, dsiily. Carriers from lliord, Romford, Barking, Plabtow, Woodford & Leytonatone, pass through daily Railway Stations, Stratford bridge, Aug.-l lane & Forest gate. Trains to & from London every half-hour

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18 270 [POST OFFICE Bridge J. Latchingdon, Maldon Brown A. 5 Nelson ter.ciiif twn.soutlind Cant J. Mistlev street, Manningtree Cant W. 129 High street, Colchester Clark H. The Gravel, Coggeshall Couzens S. Epping Cranfield J. 32 Head street, Colchester Denney T. 55 Kind's Quay st. Harwich Devall J» Long Wyre street, Colchester Digby J. Wifcham Dines J. Market hill, Maldon Fairchild W* 8 King's Head st.harwich Gardener J. High street, Chelmsford Gentry S. Barking lane, Great Ilford Halls R. High street, Colchester * Hard wick T.Market hill, Saffron Waldn Harvey W. Heybridge, Maldon Hunter J. Church street, West Plam Joel D«Waterloo road, Romford Lidbury E. High street, Stratford Lufkin J. North street, Maldon McKay J. A. High street, Chelmsford Murrell S. West cottages, Southend Pittock J. High street, Manningtree Powter J. Henman's cottages, Woodford Pulford D, Pelham's lane, Colchester Quilter T. Militarv road, Colchester Saviil J. Witbam * Searles W. Conduit street, Chelmsford Skinner Edward, North Woolwich road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Snuggs W.W.West Ham lane, West Ham Spicer J. Harlow Stiles C. 2 King's Quay street Harwich Sycamore C. Rowhedge, East Donyland Theobald W. Grays Thurrock 4 Romford Turnham J. Church street, West Ham Turnham J. High Bridge street, Waltham abbey Unwin H. High street, Maldon Victory T. North Woolwich road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Wall edge W. Broadway, Plaistow Ward W. 24- Head street, Colchester Wicker Mrs. M. High street, Halstead Williams S. High street, Romford PISH Grand R. 8 Current lane, Harwich March ant W. Fisher street, Barking, & at 105 Lower Thames st, London E C Morgan J. T. Heath street, Barking Harknd tlius * me 8h«-ll Fjshaiongers. *Bare J, Culver street, Colchester Bird ft. Kelvedon, Wit ham Bourne 1L Ley ton road, Stratford Bowen T, High street, Brentwood rhuit MERCHANT. Hancock J. R. East street, Colchester FRUKT SAIiESXVlATJ. Warwick J.Moulsham street,ciielmsford rinrxts^srs <&, CS^EEM"- GKOCERS* Abbott J. Burnham, Maldon Aldred W. Great Baddow, Chelmsford Baker J. Plaistow lane, West Ham Balls J. Sil ver street, Maldon Barnard H. Grove, Stratford BarrW.Runsell green,danbury,chlmsfd Bartlett J. High street, Stratford Bines J. Wnlton-on-the-Naze,Colchester Bird H. High street, Maldon Blake J. Canning- town, West Ham Bloom field H, High street, Braintree Bone J. Chapel street, Stratford Bone W- Forest gate, West Ham Bowman H. Canning town, West Ham

19 TRADES DIRECTORY.] 271 GIN [ESSEX.] FRUITERERS &C. continued. Bradley T. Church street, West Ham Brett Mrs, E. Crown street, Brentwood BrittonT, Kelvedon, Witbam Brown A, 5 Nelson terrace, Cliff town, Southend Brown J. Stratford New town, Stratford Buck W, 14 Market street, Harwich Bullen 11. Woodstock street, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Bultitude It. North street, Colchester Burrows A, Short Wyre st. Colchester Callander D. Grays Thurrock, Romford Camping J, Soutluninster, Maldon Cant Mi's. L. 15 Long Wyrest.Colchstr Carrington J. 15Church street,harwich Carter' J. 41 Crouch street, Colchester Chisnall J. 16 Market street, Harwich Clapham J. Chipping Ongar Clark D. North Woolwich road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Clark H. The Gravel, Coggeshall Clark S, High street, Stratiord Coe A. Church street, West Ham Colcer R. Wivenhoe, Colchester Cook G. Trinity street, Halstead Cook T. Bridge street, Halstead Coppln T. Grays Thurrock, ltomford Cou t T. Fullbridge, Maldon Cox Mrs. S- Angel lane, Stratford Curry J. North Woolwich road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Dale Mrs. A. Rayleigh Dales J. Canning town, West Ham Day W. jun. High street, Romford Death IL Dovercourt. Harwich Dennis C. Canning town, West Ham Dixon Mrs. II. West Ham In. West Ham DooleyM. High street, Stratford Dorrmgton W. West Ilam la. West Ham Drage G. Hallsville road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Drake J. High street, Chelmsford Drake S. Chipping Ongar Duck G. High street, Plaistow Dyer W. Marketplace, Waltham abbey Elder ton IL B. Fox street, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Elder ton T. Woodstock street, Plaistow marshes, Canning town English G. Maldon road, Colchester Fearis W. Lexden, Colchester Feathers tone J. W. East street, Barking Fenn E. Church street, Coggeshall Fenning C. 135 High street, Colchester Fitch C, High street, Maldon Fouiger R. Great Watering, Rochford French Mrs. II. High street & New street, Chelmsford French J. Hipfh street, Maldon Frost J. 142 Magdalen street,colchester Fry Mrs. L. Fryerning, Ingatestone Gen try J. Bradford st.booking,braintree Gentry T. High street, Chelmsford Gibbs G. Moulsham street, Chelmsford Gibbs W. Barking road. Plaistow Ginn Z. Gepp's folly, Springfield hill, Springfield, Chelmsfora Godfrey W. Barrack street, Colchester Goodwin G. North Woolwich road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Hall Mrs. A. Broadway, Stratford Halls R. High street, (Colchester Hammond A. Moulsham st. Chelmsford Hanham J. Alma st. Stratford Newtown Hanney J. R. Maryland point, Stratford Hard wick T. Market lii li,satiron Walden IIart Mrs. E. Chipping Ongav Hart Mrs, M.Conduit street,chelmsford Harvey H. Stan well street, Colchester Harvey H. Wantz road, Maldon Haycock W. T. High street, Stratford Heaps \V, Forest gate, West Ham Hotter J. PJaistow grove, West Ham Herriek 1?. T. North street, Romford Hitchcock J. Stratford New town Hitchcock Mrs. S. Maryland point, Stratford Hockley D. Market place, Romford Hockley S. Sible Hedingliam, Halstead (Hodson G, George lane,saffion Walden! Houchin J. Chipping Ongar How J. Queen street, Brentwood jjiowe W. Woodford green, Woodford Idle II. Market place, Romford I Jarvis W, High street, Brentwood Johnson G. 10 Long Wyre st. Colchester JKeable D. Dovercourt, Harwich Lambert A. 16 Church street, Harwich Lambert J. 55 West street, Harwich Last F. Baddow road, Chelmsford Lawrence R. Balaam street, Plaistow [Legge R. Grays Thurrock, Romford Lester J. 11 Crouch street, Colchester Lewis J. Orford road, Walthamstow Lincoln Mrs. R. Grove, Stratford Linn J. Angel lane, Stratford Linsell D, Magdalen street, Colchester Liver more H. Great Wakermg, Rochfrd Malley P. Magdalen street, Colchester Malyon Mrs. M. Baddow rd. Chelmsford Manhood N. 2 St. Austin's la. Harwich Marden H. Heath street, Barking Marshall G. Thorpe-le-Soken, Colehestr Meadows G. South street, Manning tree Meadows Mrs, S. Dovercourt, Harwich Meadows Mrs. S. King's Quay street, Harwich Merrey W. High street, Stratford Miller* C. Grays Thurrock, Romford Milton J. Fisher street, Barking Nash MTR.M. A, Moulsham st.chelmsfrd Norman Mrs. E. Market street, Harwich Norman J. 0 Market street, Harwich Osborne J, Moulsham street, Chelmsford Parker W. Magdalen street, Colchester Pea Mrs. E. Back street, Brentwood Perry W. Leytonstone Poulton T. Purfleet, Romford Pressnell W. Barrack street, Colchester Prudence W. Church street. West Ham Rawlings T. 9 St. John's st. Colchester Richer T. Military road, Colchester RobsonR.Bradford st.boeking,braintree Rudlen C, Hey bridge, Maldon Russell Mrs. S. High st. Manningtree St.Pier J. Fisher street, Barking Savill J. Witham Searl J. Canning town, West Ham Searles C. Back street, Brentwood Simons H. Bank street, Braintree Smith G. S. North street, Maldon Smith I. Broadway, Barking Smith J. High street, Romford Smith S. 2 North hill, Colchester Smith W. Park, Plaistow S tand en W. North Woolwich road, Plaistow marshes, Canning town Twinn E. Conduit street, Chelmsford Unwin H. High street, Mfddon Ward E. 113 High street, Colchester Ward W. 24 Head street, Colchester Webb IL High street, Stratford Webb J. Loughfcon Whitaker F. North Woolwich, Barking White I. North Woolwich road, PJaistow marshes, Canning town White W. Levton Wiseman B. high street, Stratford Wiseman F. Sible Hedingham, Halstead