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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- DIRECTORY.] WOIWESTtRSIIIRE OLOBURY. 161 xood end, 8.45 a.m. & 1.30 & 7.40 p.m.; sundays, 8.45 FLAcas OF WORSHIP, with times of Services sin. Christ Church Railway Station (L. & N. W.) 6 & 9.25 a.m. & 12.25, 4.15 10.30 am. &6.?op.m.; wed. & fri. rogo am; wed. 7 P.nl & 8.45 p.m.; sundays, 6.50 p.m St. Francis Xavier Catholic, Finfold street, Rev. John COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR OLonuny PETTT SEssIONAL Kelly, priest mass, g & ii a.m.; devotions, serinoxi & Divisco. benediction, 6.go p.m.; holidays of obligation, mass g Wilson John Edward esq. Church rd. Edgbaston, chairman a.m. & devotions 7.30 p.m Aibright George Stacey esq. The Elms, Edgbaston Baptist, Canal street; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m Bennett Samuel esq. Clent house, Harborne Congregational, Talbot street, Rev. Henry Hughes; 10.30 Barwell Win. esq. Thornfleld, Hagley road, Birmingham a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m Chance Alexander M. Lawnside, Edgbaston, Birmingham 9 Evangelical Church, Churelibridge, Ernest George Hexall; Chance WilliamEdward esq. 34 Augustus road, Edgbaston ii a.m. & 6.go p.m Reaton George esq. Church hill, Handsworth, Birmingham Methodist New Connexion (Bethel) (Langley); zogo am Heaton Harry esq. Harborne house, Harborne & 6 p.m Resy John George eag. The Leasowes hall, Halesowen Methodist New Connexion Tabernacle, Tabernacle street, Sadler Benj. Thomas esq. The Beeches, Warley, near B'hnm Rev. John Milburn (Langley); logo am. & 6 p.m. Wilson John William esq. Bransford, Edgbaston tues. 7 p.m Clerk to the Magistrates, Arthur Wright, 44 Church at Methodist New Connexion (Zion), Parsonage street; xo.go Sessions are held at the Court house every tuesday at ix a.m. a.m. & 6 p.m.; tues. 7 p.m The following places are within the petty sessional divi- Primitive Methodist, Round's green; xo.?o n.m. & 6 p.m. sion: the townships of Oldbury & of Langley, the town- thurs. 7 p.m ship of Warley, all within the civil parish of Halesowen, Primitive Methodist, Green street; Io.go a.m. & 6 p.m.; & which are under the superintendent of police thurs. 7 p.m LOCAL BoARn OF HEALTH. Primitive Methodist, Portway road ;1s.3o & 6.go p.m Board room, Public buildings; Board day, first friday in the Unitarian, Birmingham street, Rev, Henry MeKean; it mouth, at g p.m a.m. & 6.go p.m Members. Wesloyan, Church street, Rev. William Parsonson & Alfred Thompson, chairman. Rev. George W. Wiles; 10.30 n.m. & 2.30 & 6 p.m.; Alfred Robert Bone Harry Tyndall Nock tues. ?" p.m John Holyhead Alfred Round Wes?eyan Methodist, Pope's lane ; 2.30 & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. John Peter Homes George 3. Sheldon 7.15 p.m William Jackson William Smith Wesloyan, Brades; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m George Jerrains Charles Thomlinson Wesloyan Reform Union, Hunt street; io.go a.m. & 6 Charles King John W. Wilson p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m Rev. Henry MeKean George Wood ScHooLs Clerk, William Shakespeare, Church street Oldbury (Endowed), Birmingham "street (mixed), erected Assistant Clerk, Walter Gilbert Podhury, Church street in 1851, for 260 children; average attendance, lull; Treasurer, John Young Anderson, Lloyds Bank Josiah James Lynam, master Medical Officer of Jlealth, Andrew Cunningham M.B., CM. National, Oldbury (boys, girls & infants), erected In 1864, Church square for ?ss boys, i?o girls & 164 infants; average attendance, Surveyor, Harry Richardson, Public buildings 210 boys, igo girls & i?o infants; Peter Spencer, master; Engineer of Gas Works, Charles Meiklejohn Miss Emma Spencer, mistress; Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer, Inspector of Nuisances, Geo. Henry Robbins, Public buildgs infants' mistress District Rate Collector, Thomas Jones, Public buildings National, Round's green (mixed & infants), erected in z888, Librarian, George Henry Burton, Public buildings for 400 children & ioo infants; average attendance, 370 PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS :- children & ioo infants; Thomas Hadley, master Renal Hoard Olflces,Chureh square, Edward Wright,clerk Tabernacle (mixed & infants), erected in i88?, for ?So County Police? Station, Richard Spoke, superintendent, children & `So infants; average attendance, 340 children Church street; Thomas William Hill & William Henry & 122 infants; William A. Round, master; Miss Emma Cooper, sergeants, & z? constables Hill, infants' mistress People's Hall, Tabernacle street, Thomas Jones, lessee National (infants), Tat bank, for 130 children.; larerage Public Buildings, Local Board, Market place attendance, full; Mrs. Sarah Whitehouse, mistress Free Library, George H. Burton, librarian, Public buildugs Catholic, Pinfold street, erected in i86?, for 200 children; Volunteer Fire Brigade Station & Engine House, Harry average attendance, 134; Miss Margaret Connolly, mist Richardson, hon. captain, Low Town Wesloyan, Wesley street, for 450 boys & girls & 250 Worcestershire Regiment, xst Volunteer Battalion (K Co.); infants; average attendance, ux6 boys, 190 girls & x6g strength xio; head quarters, Church street; Captain J. infants; Samuel Charles . Rock, master; Mrs. Eliza Y. Anderson, commandant; Andrew Cunningham hUE., Williams, infants' mistress c.ae. acting surgeon Here are schools, erected in xS5i, at the expense of Messrs. PUBLIC OaancaRs :- Chance, near to their extensive works, for the children of Assistant Overseer & Collector of Poor Hates for Oldbury & the men employed by them & for those residing in the Warley, Thomas Jones, Public buildings vicinity; the schools will hold gSo boys & 217 girls & Collector of Taxes, William Parsons, 7 Tabernacle street infants; average attendance, n8o boys & 200 girls & Inland Revenue Officers, William Henry Pearce, g6 Broad- infants; Shaw Hanson, master; Miss Mary Jane Gibbs, well road; Richard Thorne, Bloxcidge street, Langley & mistress Hugh Brady, Widdenham, i6 Joinings bank, Langley NEwsrAmnn.-Weekly News, Simpson street, Midland Print- Medical Officer, Oldbury West Division, West Bromwich ing Co. proprietors; published saturday. See advert Union, Andrew Cunningham M.B., c.ae. Church square RAILWAY STATIoNs:- Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Oldbury East Division, Oldbury (L. & N. W. Railway), Stour Valley section, Uriah West Bromwich Union, Chas. Lyddon, 28 Birmingham at Robinson, station master, Brounford lane ; Oldbury Registrar of Births & Deaths for Oldhury Sub-district, (G. W. R.), John Taylor, station master John Pardoe, 6 Tabernacle street CARRIERs. -Charles Gibbs (Birmingham street) & Abraham Stainplliatnibutor,Mrs.MariaHolland,xa Church at. Oldbury Smith (Tat Bank road), to & from Birmingham daily PRIVATE HEsInEN'rs. Hadley Thomas, Talbot street Kelly Rev. John [[Catholic],Pinfold street Anderson John Young, Birmingham at Hale George, 110 Broadwell road Lyddon Charles, 28 Birmingham street ilarnett Samuel,Moseley ho. Brades road Harper Eden. Albert house, Brades McKean Rev. Henry [[Unitarian], The Beck Mrs. 22 Talbot street Hartland George, Round's green Dingle, Round's green Bridgwater Samuel, Brades Hexall ErnestGeo. TheCott. Church brdg Marsh Samuel, g Church square ButceryGeorgeBosomworth, iChunch sq Holden George, ? Church square Marsh William, Wesley street Collins Thonaap, Flash road Holland Joseph, 7 Church square Martin Thomas, Brades Cunningham Andrew M.E., c.ax. HollowayJamesWilliam,68 Broadwell rd Mason Samuel, gg Church street Church square Holyhead John, Round's green I Milford Edwin, Hope cottage, Brades Pairley Henry, Round's green Hopkins E. Threlfall, 105 Birmingham rd Moore Bichard, 24 Binniugham road Forrest Samuel Henry, 42 Church street Hughes Rev. William [[curate of Christ Morgan Alfred, Broadwell terrace Garbett Benny, 14 Church square Church], Church square Morgan Win. Wolverton ho.Round's grit GroweuttEdward G.Brades vflla,Ilrades Hunt Elijah, iofl Broadwell road Nightingale Benjamin, 8 New Street Growcutt John, Brades village Hunt Thomas, 41 West Bromwich street Parsonson Rev. William [[Wesloyan], Growcutt Samuel, Brades hall Jones Charles, Church square The Manse, Church Street Badlerlsaac, 29 Albion street, Brades Kay Moses Piper, gs Church street Peacock Mrs. i? Wesley street WOECS Ii

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- 160 OFFENHAM. WORCESTE1tSHIRE. [[KELLY'S National School (mixed & infants), erected in 1873, with Step hens, infants' mistress: there is a children's library master's residence, by voluntary contributions, for 120 of about 150 volumes attached children; average attendance, 97; George Alexander Prince, master; Mrs. Prince, mistress; Miss Alice Railway Station, Henry Edward Dipper, station master Bramble William, Agra villa Cresswell Herbert, thatcher Marsh Allen J. market gardener, & Bristow Rev. Win. James M.A. Vicarage Drinkwater William, machine owner & agent for E. & H, Roberts Limited Cleashy John Henry market gardener prize West of England ploughs, Lam. Cliff Mrs. The Laurels Gibbs John, farmer & landowner down COMMERCIAL. Harris Charles, market gardener Mason Charles, market gardener Andrews James, market gardener Harris Frank, market gardener Moore Jane (Mrs.), blacksmith Autie Edwin, market gardener Harris Ralph, shopkeeper & beer retailr Pashler Thos.farm bailiff toMr.Jn.Swift Bean Thomas, market gardener Hopkins JamesWm.&ThomasF.farmers Porter George, sexton Boswell Frank, market gardener Hunt Geo. lime burner, Blackminster Prince Geo. Alex. National schoolmaster Brown Frank, miller (water) & market Idiens John & Sons Limited, coal mar- Smith Benjamin, market gardener gardener, Faulk mill chants &c.; depOt, Railway station Smith John, market gardener CanningJn.Kettle,mrkt.grdnr.&shpkpr Knight George, farm bailiff to George Smith William, market gardener Careless John, market gardener Hunt esq. Bennetts hill Taylor Richard, shopkeeper Careless Richd.mrkt.gardnr.&landownr Knight Joseph, market gardener Working Men's Club & Reading Ream Cook Thomas Davis, Bridge inn, Ferry Marlow Samuel, market gardener (Rev.Wm.Jas.Bristow atApresidont) OLDEERBOW' is a village and parish on the borders of register dates from the year 1546. The living is a rectory, Warwickshire, 2 miles west from Henley-in-Arden, 4 miles tithe rent-charge, £206; average, £x61; net yearly value, east from Studley station on the Evesham and Ashchurch £124; including 9 acres of glebe, with residence, built iii branch of the Midland railway, 6 south-east-by-east from ? 877 at the cost of the rector, in the gift of and held since IRedditch, 8 ?north from Alcester and 9 north-north-west 1873 by the Rev. Samuel Peshall BLA, of St. Mary Hall, Ox. from Stratford-upon-Avon, in the Eastern division of the ford. The poor have the following gifts :-Edmund Court county, Lower Blackenhurst hundred, Alcester union, Red- left £2 155. yearly; Francis Court, ?s. yearly; and Richard ditch petty sessional division and county court district, Freeman also ?s. yearly. Thomas Henry Goodwin Newton rural deanery of Alcester and archdeaconry and diocese of esq. r.r. of Barrells, Henley-in-Arden, is lord of the manor Worcester. There is a small stream here running from and principal landowner. The soil is loam and clay; sub. Oldberrow hill and dividing the county from Warwickshire. soil, chiefly marl. The crops are wheat, beans, and most of The church of St. Mary is a small building of stone in the the land in pasture. The area is x,i8? acres; rateable Early English style, consisting of chaucel, nave, south porch value, £1,298; the population in 1891 was 71. and a small western turret containing 3 hells: it was rebuilt Parish Clerk, John Walters. in 1875, at a cost of fr,2oo, chiefly defrayed by the present rector: the stained east window was presented byMrs. Letters through Henley-in-Arden arrive at 8 a.m.; dis. Peshall, and there are some remains of heraldic glass from I patched, 6 p.m The nearest money order & telegraph the old church, supposed to have been transferred from thej office is at Henley-in-Arden abbey of Evesham: the church affords ?o sittings. The The children of this place attend the school at Ullenhall Peshall Rev. Samuel M.A. Rectory Newton T. H. G. farmer & landowner, Freeman Henry, farmer Atkins Thomas, farmer Tracey farm & Oldberrow court Staines Benjamin, farmer, Spring farm Bennett Abel, farmer 1 OLDEURY is an important ton, township and parish, the various offices of the Local Board, the free library formed out of the civil parish of Halesowen, on the Stafford- (now over 3,000 volumes) and reading room and a public shire border, with stations on the London and North hall for entertainments, meetings &c. The Volunteer Fire Western and Great Western railways, and is the head of a Brigade, formed in r8go possess a steam fire engine an& petty sessional division and a polling place for the Northern engine house and fire station in Low Town. Olfibury division of the county, Upper Halfshire hundred, West stands in the midst of a district abounding in iron, coal and Brorawich union and county court district, rural deanery of limestone, the working of which affords employment to its Dudley, and archdeaconry and diocese of Worcester. Old- inhabitants. In x88? Messrs. Chance Brothers laid out and bury at one time formed a portion of Salop, but under the planted 4 acres of laud for the use of the people of Oldbury Acts 2 and 3 William IV. cap. 64 and 7 and 8 Vic. cap. 6x, as a recreation ground; during the summer months the was annexed to Worcestershire; it is .? miles west from local brass bands attend on Saturday afternoons. There are Birmingham, 3 east from Dudley and s north-east from iron foundries, edge tool works; extensive works of the Halesowen, on the high road from Birmingham to Dudley, Oldbury Alkali Co. Lim.; the chemical works of Messrs. and x x?j from London by rail. The town is under the Aibright and Wilson and Messrs. Deenuth and Co. Lim.; management of a Local Board of Health, consisting of x? works for the production of the metal known as aluminium; members, and is supplied with gas by the Local Board, and the Oldbury Railway Carriage Co.'s works; besidesmalt- from works erected by them in 1879-80; and with water by ings, corn mills, barge yards, and several brick and tile fields, the South Staffordshire Water Works Company. Christ the steel works of Messrs. William Hunt and Sons,Lim. of the church, standing in the centre of the town, is a structure Brades, and the works of the Midland Printing Co. Lim. of brick, in the Early English style, erected in 1840 at a cost The trustees of the late Patrick 4llan-Fraser esq. u.n'. of of £4,500, and restored in 1867 at a cost of about £1,200, Hospital Field, Arbroath, N.B. are lords of the manor. under the direction of Mr. E. Holmes, of Birmingham, when Courts leet and baron are held annually. The area of the a new chancel was built and other alterations made; and township, with Langley, is 1,687 acres; rateable value, further improvements were effected in 7883 at a cost of £69,485; the population of the township and local bead about £6oo: the church now consists of chancel, clerestoned district in 1891 was 20,348. nave, aisles, and a western tower with pinnacles containing Sexton, John Brookes. 8 bells, and a clock with chimes added in 1887-8, when the Posr M. 0. & T. 0., 5. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, tower was raised 25 feet. There are some stained windows Bir and a fine-toned organ, erected in 1875, at a cost of between miugham street.-Harry Pugh, postmaster. Letters £400 and £soo: there are 1,450 sittings, 1,300 being free, received through Birmingham at 5.30 & 6.30 am. & 12.35 & 4.35 p.m.; dispatched at 6.30 & 9.10 a.m.; 12.30,210' The register datesfrom the year 1714 The living isa vicarage, (to Smethwick only), 4.70, 8.x? (to Birmingham & South net yearly value £232, including 52 acres of glebe, with rosa- only) & 9.75 p.m.; sundays, 6.35 p.m.; no late fees dence, in the gift of the rector of Halesowen. The Rev. Win. Hughes is curate. A vicarage was built in i88o, at a cost Posr OFFICE, Rounds green.-James McGnll, receLver. of [[4,063, of which [[z,ooowas contributed by Messrs.Chance Letters dispatched 8.50 & 11.40 a.m. & 3.40 & 7.45 p.m.; Brothers. The National school-room at Tat Bank is licensed sundays, 6 p.m for Divine service, and two services are held every Sunday. PILLAR Box, Market place, cleared 6 & g a.m.; is nofl There is a Catholic chapel, erected in i565, and dedicated to ? 8 & 9 p.m.; sundays, 6.40 p.m St. Frauds Xavier, and Congregational, Baptist, Unitarian, WALL BoxEs, cleared at Wesleyan, Primitive and New Connexion Methodist and Brades village, 8.50 a.m. & 3.x5 & 7.35 pin.; sundalsr Evangelical chapels, several of which have schools annexed. 8.5o am. The Cemetery, formed in x8?6-y at a cost of about [[xx,ooo Park street, 8.go a.m. & 7.5 & 7.45 p.m.; similays, 8.30 5?n and situated on an eminence about one mile south of the Whimsey bridge, 6, 8.45 & 11.50 a.m. & ? & 7.55 31.12.' church, occupies 9j acres and includes two mortuary chapels: sundays, 6.75 p.m it is nuder the control of a Burial Board of 9 members. Tat Bank road, 8.45 a.m. & z.50 & 7.50p?m.; etindaTh The Public Buildings, in the Marketplace, erected in 1890-s 8.45 a.m at a cost of over £g,ooo, are of red brick with dressings and Frazer street, 8.50 a.fli. & S & 7.45 p.m..; sundays, 8.9 facings of terra-cotta in the Renaissance style and contain a.m

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- DIRECTORY.] WORCESTERSHIIRE. OFFENHAM. 15? aaarried men. Wood Hall, the seat ef Mrs. Adams, is a LITTLEWOUTH is i mile south-east, and has a Wesleyaa mansion of brick with stone facings, in the Tudor style, chapel. HATFIELD 15 another hamlet, a quarter of a mile jdeasantly situated in park-like grounds, from which south. ?plendid views of Malvern and the surrounding hills are Parish Clerk, Thomas Harper. obtained. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the Letters received through Worcester arrive at 7 am. WALL manor. The principal landowners are Thomas T. B. Hooke LETTER Box, near the church, cleared at 4.45 pan. sun. esq. the Earl of Coventry (Lord.Lieut.), Mrs. Thomas days 10.45 am. The nearest money order & telegraph Adams, Charles Sidney Howitt esq. The soil is various; offices are at Worcester & Kempsey subsoil, gravel and clay. The chief crops are barley, beans Parochial School (mixed), built in 1857, for 120 children: and wheat. The area is i,8n acres; rateable value, £6,659; average attendance, 86; Miss Jane Lewis, mistress the population in 1891 was 8", including the occupants of Railway Station (Great Western), Henry William Ford, the barracks. station master Maitland Lient. J. P. 5. (2nd battalion), Harber Thomas, baker & grocer PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Norton barracks Kimber William, shopkeeper Adams Mrs. Wood hall Moore Capt. John (quartermaster 4th Kyte James, farmer, Lower house Berkeley Capt. M. H. (3rd battalion) batt.) (Militia), Norton barracks Lakey Thomas, farmer, Newlands farm (Militia), Norton barracks MunroCapt. G. N. (ist hatt.), Nrtn. brrcks Merriman William, Norton Retreat r.u Itrayne Rev.R4ertThomasae.A.[[durate] Pitt George, Littleworth Petford James, blacksmith Clarke Major E. H. St. L. (2nd bat- Swanson Liout. ,J. G. B. (1st batt.), Phipps John, farmer, Hatfield talion), Norton barracks Norton barracks SavageFredkJsph.frmr.Old House farm &ibb Capt. J. H. S. (adjutant 4th hat- Watton Miss, Hatfield Simmons George, dairyman talion) (Militia), Norton barracks COMMERcIAL. Smith Henry, farmer Howitt Charles Sidney, The Firs Allington George(Mrs. ),farmer,Hatfield Taylor Daniel, farmer Jackson H. N. Norton grange Ballard Alfred, fanner, Hatfield Walford John, farmer, Norton court Lugard Rev. Frederick Grueber 1I.A. Gulliver George, shopkeeper Watson George, farmer, Norton house Vicarage Harbor Henry, farmer, Pound house ODDINGLEY is a village and parish, ?j miles south- - loalny ; subsoil, principally marl, and in some parts clay. east from Droitwich station on the Worcester and Stourbridge The crops are all kinds of cereals and a few roots. The area section of the Great Western railway, 6 north-east from is 870 acres; rateable value, £1,936; the population in Worcester, and n8 from London, in the Mid division of the iS Si was 193. connty, Lower Oswaldslow hundred, Droitwich union, petty DUNIOAMP5TEAD is a hamlet, i mile north, partly in this sessional division and county court district, rural deaner of parish and partly in that of Himbleton, with a station on the East Worcester and archdeacoury and diocese of Worcester. Midland `rhe Worcester and Birmingham canal runs through the railway for goods only. parish. The church of St. James, almost wholly rebuilt in NETHERWOOD, half a mile south-east, is a farm, and was the 1151, from the designs of Mr. Hussey, at the expense of J. scene of a tragedy in i8o6, when a person named Hemming, H. Galton esq. is a cruciform building of stone in the a carpenter, having been employed to assassinate the Rev. Perpendicular style, consisting of chaucel, nave, transepts, U. Parker, then rector, was afterwards himself murdered by south porch and a western tower containing 3 bells: there his employers, who were fearful of the perpetrator of the is a considerable quantity of old stained glass, and one of the norrible deed being found out and themselves implicated. bench ends has a wrought-iron standard hour-glass frame: Parlsh Clerk. Thomas Greenhill. the church affords i?o sittings. The register dates from PILLAR LETTER Posr, Dunhampstead, cleared at 6 p.m. the year 1661. The living is a rectory, united in 1878 to Letters received through Droitwich, which js the nearest Hadzor, average tithe rent-charge £132, joint net yearly money order & telegraph office; delivered at 8 a.m. & value [[249. including z86 acres of glebe, with residence, in 6 p.m the gift of Major H. G. Howard Galton R.A. and held since Parochial School (mixed), for Oddingley & Hadxor, erected 1842 by the Rev. James Beareroft mA. of Oriel College, in i8?o, for 64 children; average attendance, 38; Mrs. Oxford. Major Hubert George Howard Galton R.A., LB. is Maria Mackmain, mistress ord of the manor and principal landowner. Tlw soil is Dunhampstead Goods Station, Henry Cross, station master Beareroft Rev. James B.A. Rectory Horton George William, farm bailiff to Plain John, shopkeeper, Trench lane Baylis Henry, farmer, Yetherwood frm Mr. B. H. Godard Waterson Dian&? (Mrs.), Fir Tree r.?. Brooks Thomas, farmer South Wales & Cannock Chase Coal & Dunhamstead Grundy WilliaIu, blacksmith Coke Co. Lim. Midland goods station Wise George, farmer, Pine Apple farn? Keadall James, farmer, Church farm OFFENHAM is a small village and parish on the land and the rent of a cottage produce together about /`o navigable river Avon, with a station (called Littleton and yearly, which is given to the poor in bread on Christmas Badsey) on the Oxford and Worcester section of the Great day. Offenham is said to have been a retreat of the Abbots Western railway, 2 miles north-by-east from Evesham of Evesham, and the present Manor farmhouse is believed stations on the Great Western and Midland railways, and i6 to stand upon the site of the ancient abbatial mansion: south-east from Worces$er, in the Southera division of the one of the rooms is a fine carved oak mantel-piece, in th9 county, Upper Blackenhurst hundred, Evesham petty sos- centre of which are the arms of the Haslewood family: sional division, union and county court district, rural extensive foundations, and fragments of an old building deanery of Evesham and archdeaconry and diocese of Wor- were discovered about i 86o, and the moat which surrounded cester. . The church of St. Mary and St. Milburg, entirely the residence may still be traced: in the neighbourhood, rebuilt, with the exception of the tower, in i86i is an edifice towards the north-west, is a broad fosse, called the" 9eer's of stone in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave Leap," supposed to be a portion of the boundary of the deer of four bays, north aisle, south porch, and an embattled park extending along the river side, and belonging to the western tower, with pinnacles, containing 5 bells and a clock mansion: in 1887 20 skeletons were dug up in a field erected in 1887, at a cost of about £80: the east window is adjoining Mr. Brown's mill: three of these were headless, stained, and there are memorial windows to the Rev. B. and one was found lying upon a slab, together with several Lawson, late vicar, and to Lieut. -Col. R. Preedy; in the bronEe coins: at the end of the village stands the May pole, tower is another stained window, the gift of the Rev. R. recently erected in place of an older one blown down during Lawson: the pulpit is of carved Derbyshire marble, supported a late gale. The Dean and Chapter of Christ Church,Oxford, on a cluster of six polished piers: there are 148 sittings. who are the lords of the manor,George Hugh Dighy and John The register dates from the year 1538. The living is a Gibbs esqrs. andjohzaSwift esq. of 12 Clyde road, Didabury, vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £57, net yearly value Manchester, are the prjncipal landowners. The soil is C295 including 4 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift light sandy; subsoil, gravel and sand. The chief crops are of the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, and wheat, market garden produce, oats and barley. The area held since i865 by the Rev. William James Bristow M.A. of is 1,215 acres; rateable value, £3,625; the population in Christ Church, Oxford. Here is a Baptist chapel, erected iSgi was 56o. in 1871. A Working Men's Club and reading room, erected at the sole cost of Mr. John Smith, was opened October 24. Sexton, George Porter. 1887, and is supplied with the London and local papers, various games &c. and supported by voluntary subscriptions. Posr Osrica. - Soloman Salisbury, receiver, Letters There are two charities, Brent's and Kerry's, aggregate value through Evesham, which is thq nearest mon?y order & about [[io yearly, which sum, with the exception of £` telegraph office, arrive at 7.30 a.m. & are dispatched at given to the vicar for preaching a sermon on Good Friday, 5.15 p.m. (week days only). Postal ordersare issuedhere, is devoted towards the support of the school: the poor's but not paid

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- ??58 NEWLAND. WORCESTERSJHRE. [[KELLY'S ?osv Oa'a'ncE.-John Thomas, receiver. Letters through average attendance, z5; erected in 1879 & maintained by Great Malvern arrive at 7.45 a.m. Box cleared at 12 a.m. the present Earl Beauchamp; Miss Mary Ann Elizabeth & 6.15 p.m.; snndays, 10.30 am. The nearest money Wisdom, mistress order & telegraph office is at Malvern Link The elder children attend the schools at Malvern Link and Infants' School, Newland. green, for about 40 children; Madresfield Caswell James, Hawthorn villa Leeke William, farmer & hop grower, Russell James, farmer & hop grower, Ilarris Misses, Ben lake Lodge farm Newland grange White Rev. George Cosby loLA. [[vicar], Owen Thomas, farmer & builder Rowberry Leonard Vale, Swan P.R. & Warden's lodge Purser & IPedlingham, farmers, Monk's baker .Ropkins Thomas Meridith, farmer & field Thomas John, blacksmith, Post office hop grower, Newland court NORTHFIELD is a suburb of Birmingham and is given with Kelly's Directory of that city. NORTON is a parish and pretty village on the Alcester Forsyth, of Worcester, was placed here: in 1872 a Late ;road and bounded on the east by the river Avon, x mile Perpendicular window, removed from the old church of south-west from Harvington station on the Evesham and Bengeworth, was inserted iu the north nave wall, thereby Aschurch branch of the Midland railway and about 3 miles displacing an interesting 15th century doorway, now at the north from Evesham, in the Southern division of the county, entrance of the churchyard and encased within other hundred of Lower Blackenhurst, Evesham union, petty portions of a window from Bengeworth; the east window sessional division and county court district, rural deanery and four others are stained: the chancel was decorated in of Evesham and archdeaconry and diocese of Worcester. colour by the hands of the Rev. Narcissus George Ilatt MA, The church of St. Egwin was repaired and partly rebuilt late vicar 1854-91, who also erected three stone sedilia in with the exception of the tower, but in a poor and incorrect 1887 in memory of his sister : the church affords its style, in the year 1844, at a cost of about [[700, and is an sittings, n5o being free. The register, including Leach. edifice of stone in the Late Perpendicular style, consisting of wick, dates fronn the year n?6o. The living is a wicarago, chancel, nave, north transept, south porch and a low with that of Lenchwick annexed, average tithe rent-charge embattled western tower with pinnacles, containing a clock, [[30, joint gross yearly value [[241, including 45 acres of erected in 1887, and 6 bells: in the north transept are glehe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester, and several fine marble and alabaster monuments of the Bigg held since iSgi by the Rev. Walter Consitt Boulter MA. of family; the earliest of these being an altar-tomb against the the University of Durhanu. At Twyford, one mile sooth, north wall with recunabent effigies of Thomas Bsgg esq. are vestiges of an ancient stone bridge, which fenuerly 1581, and Maudlen his wife, 1574; the knight is in full crossed the Avon; some bones and pieces of armour, reIn armour with his head resting on a helanet; the front of the of the battle of Evesham, have been discovered here, tomb has projections with impaled shields in the centre and H. R. H. the Due d'Aumale, who owns nearly the whole of at the ends, and between these are figures of children, at the parish, is lord of the manor and resides at Chadhery. the back is an impaled shield with inscription: the next in The soil is light sand, loam and clay; subsoil, part gravel date, at the east end, is an altar-tonab with panelled sides and part clay. The principal crops are wheat, oats and and above the panelling in front figures of nine children barley, but a great part of the land is now used for maclet kneeling, with shields of arms; above are kneeling effigies of gardening. The area is 2,596 acres; rateable vales, a knight in armour and his lady, facing each other at a desk; [[3,989; the population in iSgi was 407. above rises a semicircular arch, surmounted by a cornice Licoccuwica is about c mile south-west from Norton, and carried on stilted columns and bearing shields of arans; the 24 north from Evesham. tomb is inscribed to Sir Thomas Bigg kt. oh. 4th May, 1613, and Ursula (Throckmorton), his wife, oh. x6oz: there is a CHAnaurer, situated on the river Avon, is a hamlet in third altar-tomb, with plain panelled sides, and Corinthian Norton parish, a miles south-west from Norton and two columns supporting a flat canopy surmounted by the arms north-west frona Evesham. H.R.H. The Due d'Aumale has of Bigg, besneath which is the recumbent figure of a knight a hunting-boat here called Wood Norton, to which is attached in armour, and at th& back an inscription to Sir Thomas a Catholic chapel, erected in 1865 and dedicated to St. Bigg kt. and only baronet of this family, oh. zith June, Anthony. above these are suspended helmets, swords and spurs: Sexton, Edward Johnson. other monuments of a simpler character commennorate Letters through Evesham arrive at 7.30 am. Harringisra Tryphena, daughter of Sir William Craven, of Lencinwick, is the nearest money order office & Harvington station ¶687, and William Craver, his son, i68?; Williana Craven, the nearest telegraph office. WALL LarrEre Box cleared 1665, and Rev. Peter Cassy AM. 1784: an ancient marble 5.25 p.m. week days only lectern, made for Evesham Abbey in 1206, and found among National School (mixed), built in 1873, with a residence far its rmns, is now nn use in this church; it remained for the master, & endowed with the sum of 32s. yearly, upwards of three centuries in some pleasure grounds near which was bequeathed by a Lady Walters; the school will Evesham, but in n865 was presented to the vicar of Norton, hold go children; average attendance, 53; Archibald and having been furnished with new shafts and base by Robertson, snaster; Mrs. Robertson, mistress Norton. Prolin Charles, blacksmith I Chadbury. Boulter Rev. Walter Consittw.A. [[vicar] Stanton James K. market gardener d'Aumale H.R.H. The Due, Wood Holland Francis Corbett z.p.Twyford ho Stanton John, shoe maker Norton smith `Rev. Thomas au& Weaver fly. tailor & assistant overseer Randell Miss Brotheridge William, market gardener Wedlake Anthony Manning, farmer Bomford William Hemming (Bomford, Cole John, carpenter Pollard & Co.), woolotapler, Chad- Hazledinefly.Millr. frmr.Ashmore's frm Lencliwick. bury Mill house Luon Joseph, farmer Partington Misses Saunders Joseph, market gardener Jeff a Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper Randell James Richards, farmer Keorton Working Men's Club & Reading Gill William, farmer Vale of Evesham Flour Mills Co.Limited Room (Henry Weaver, see) Pratt Edwin, shopkeeper (W. G. Smith, see) NORTON-BY-KEIVIPSEY is a small but picturesque ehancel and the erection of a new south aisle, porch and village and parish, 4 miles south from Worcester, in the vestry: the handsome reredos is a memorial to George Western division of the county, Lower Oswaldslow hundred, James Alexander Walker esq.: the east window is S Fershore union, Worcester potty sessional division and memorial to Sophia, widow of B. Hooks esq. and her county court district, and in the eastern division of the children Elizabeth, Sophia and Matilda, and to John C. rural deanery of Worcester, and archdeaconry and diocese Hooke esq.: there are several modern monuments to. the of Worcester. The Great Western and Midland railways Hooke, Walker and Faulkner families, to the Rev. Henry r ass through the parish; there is a station of the former Faulkner, a former incumbent; the Rev. George Jenkim, ins in the village, and the Wadhorough station of the late incumbent, and to Emily Walker, wife of the Rt. lea Worcester and Gloucester section of the Midland railway is Hugh Culling Eardley Childers asm.r., r.e. who died in mly5: 2 miles south. The church of St. Jamnes is a very small there are n6o sittings. The register of baptisms dates freon building of stone, chiefly of the Norman period, and was the year 1540; marriages and burials 1538. The living so S almost wholly rebuilt in 1875 by subscription: it consists of vicarm,ge, average tithe rent-charge [[6, net yearly waler ehancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and a plain western [[¶34, ineluding ? acres of globe, with residence, erecteelifi tower of Perpendicnlar date, with pinnacles and containing 1875, from plans by Mr. W. J. Hopkins, of Worcester, in ? bells: the chief entrance is by the south porch, through an the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester, and h5ld ancient Norman arch: the windows in the nave are lancets, since 1875 by the Rev. Frederick Grueber Lugard V.A. Of and there is an ancient stone font: the restoration, effected Trinity College, Cambridge. Norton barracks, the Depitof under the superintendence of Mr. Ewan Christian and Mr. the Worcestershire regiment, situated about 4 miles south IV. J. Hopkins, architects, included the renovation of the from Worcester, were built in `8y6, fog 224 single and 3i

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NEWLAND. 1?57 price Henry Weaver, draper & grocer, z r Withymoor road Stringer Ellen (Mrs.), 73 Chapel street & High street priest Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Washington street Sturman Samuel Thomas Edwd. saddler, z Bowling green Priest Thomas, Gate PH. 23 Cole street Swindell & Co. manufacturers of scythes, chains & horse Prince Edward, British Oak ?.w. x Sweet turf nails, Withymoor works Prince Thomas, shopkeeper, 92 Simms lane Talbot John Frederick, boot & shoe maker, 22 Halesowen rd Rayhould Luke, shopkeeper, 74 Northfield road Taylor Lawrence, shopkeeper, ii Windmill end Raybould Thomas, boot maker, 13 Halesowen road Taylor Samuel, greengrocer, ?8 High street Reeves Hannah (Mrs.),stationer&news agent,gHalesowen rd Taylor Thirza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Windmill end Roberts Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 109 Halesowen road Tibbetts John, beer retailer, Cradley road Roberts Samuel, hair dresser, 59 Simms lane Tilley Edward, haberdasher, ? Church road Roberts William, pawnbroker, 4 Halesowen road Tilley George, shopkeeper, Mushroom green Robinson John, colliery owner, Cinder bank Tilley Joseph, maltster & painter, ix Windmill end Robinson Matthew Isaiah, Castle r.n. g High street Tilley Silas (exors. of), Wheatsheaf rat & timber merchant? Robinson William, boot & shoe maker, 83 St. John street 24 Windmill end Roe James, White Swan r.i{. 23 Baptist end Tilley William, Loyal Washington r.n. Halesowen road Rolinson John & Henry, brick & tile makers, Cinder bank Timmins Daniel, surgeon & medical officer Necherton dis- Rolinson John & Son, brewers, maltsters & wine & spirit trict, Dudley union, High street; & at Dudley merchants, St. Andrew's street Troman Abel & Son, chain makers, St. Thomas street ilolinson Daniel, Five Ways r.H. St. Andrew's street Trowman Matthew & Son, chain makers, Newtown Rollinson Ben, boot & shoe maker, 2 Church road Truman James, shopkeeper, 23 Windmill end Rollinson Mary (Mrs.), grocer & mineral water manufac- Turner Joseph, bricklayer, New street turer, 37 St. John street Turner Moses, bricklayer, 39 St. Andrew's street Roper James, greengrocer, 24 Halesowen road Turner Richard, scrap iron dealer, 3 Cinder bank Round Benjamin, grocer, 6o Hill street Turner William, shopkeeper, x86 Halesowen road Round Benjamin, Trust to Providence r.n. Washington st Walker J. G. & Son, merchants & manufacturers of chains? Round David, boot & shoe maker, 64 Simuns lane nails &c. (see Dndley), Derby hand Round David, shopkeeper, 47 St. Andrew's street Walker W. E. & R. 0. galvanized iron manufacturers & Round James, pawnbroker, 14 High street merchants, manufacturers of the arrows brand of gal- Round John, miller(steam) & baker, Hill street vanized & corrugated iron & every description of buckets? Round Joseph, beer retailer, 47 Simuns lane chamber pails, waterloo scoops, foot baths &c. Spring Hilt Round Thomas, grocer, 26 Hall street works; & at Dudley & Walsall. See advertisement Sankey Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Baptist End road Walker Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, xo Griffin street Scriven Alfred, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & Walker George, hair dresser, z8? Halesowen road spirit merchants, ix Halesowen road & Northfield road Warby John, British Oak PH. ? Oak street, Darby end Shaw James & Joseph, plumbers, 9A, High street Ward William, provision dealer, 28 Hill street Shaw Daniel, shopkeeper, x Nocksfold Wassell James, Bull's Head p.w. ig St. John street Sbaw Hannah (Mrs.), butcher, 14 Halesowen road Watchorn Joseph, builder, Cradley road Shropshire Union Railway & Canal Company (John Roy- Weston David, shopkeeper, ?o Dudley wood croft, agent), general carriers, Primrose hill Weston Joseph, shopkeeper, 38 Dudley wood Sidaway Mary (Miss), pawnbroker, 9 Cole street, Darby end Westwood, Hayward & Co. bicycle manufacturers & elec-. Sidaway Thomas, Cottage Spring P.H. Bowling green trical engineers; all kinds of machinery made & repaired,. Skidmore H. P. & Co. galvanized iron manufacturers, Atlas Liberty cycle works, St. James street tube works Westwood Adam, Royal Exchange P.H. 23 Simms lane Skidmore H. P. manufacturer of the patent welded wrought While Samuel, shopkeeper, 73 Halesowen road iron tubes, Atlas tube works * Whitehouse Scarr (Mrs.), marine store dealer, Northileld nil! Skidmore Thomas, shopkeeper, 33 St. Thomas street Wicherley John, shopkeeper & chain maker, 27 Cole street Smart Joseph, beer retailer, ? Simms lane Wilkinson Edward, draper, 7 Halesowen road Smart Samuel, haberdasher, iS Simuns lane Willetts Eli, draper, 8 Halesowen road Smith John, beer retailer, z6 St. Andrew's street Willetts Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 77 Withymoor road Smith John, shopkeeper, 74 Chapel street Willetts William, builder it grocer, 6 Bowling green Smith Samuel, shopkeeper, Mouse street Williams Charles, shopkeeper, 22 Simms lane Senthall Benjamin, shopkeeper, ?g Hill street Wilson George, excise officer, Cinder bank Spittle Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 56 St. John street Wood Edward, steam boiler maker, Bumble Hole works Stanger Robert, Old Bell P.H.8 Hill street Woodall George & Son, blacksmiths, Cinder bank Stanton William, shopkeeper, 57 Withymoor road Woodall William, plumber, 14 St. Thomas street Stephens Henry Brooke, smaliware dealer, ? St. Thomas st Woodhouse Thomas, spade handle maker, Pudding Bag st. Stevens William & Co. chain makers, Bowling green Wright George, shopkeeper, 63 St. Thomas street Stevens James, beer retailer, 2 St. James street Wright George, wheelwright, 70 Cradley road Stokes Rose Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper, 6 Withymoor road Young Charles, boot & shoe dealer, 35 Northfield road NEWLAND is a parish, anciently subject to the Priory cluding 20 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of' of Great Malvern, on the road from Worcester to Malvern, the Beauchamp trustees, and held since 7877 by the Rev. 2 miles north-east from Great Malvern, 6 south-west from George Cosby White M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, Worcester and x mile north-east from Malvern Link station hon. canon of Cumbree, and also a warden of the Beauchamp. on the Greet Western railway, in the Western division of charity, the yearly value of which is Znoo, with residence. the county, Lower Pershore hundred, Upton-on-Severn The Beauchamp almshouses, which form three sides of a union, Great Malvern petty sessional division and county I quadrangle, are of brick, in the Domestic Gothic style, from and diocese of Worcester. The church of St. Leonard, erected in the year 7862-3, by the trustees of John, 3rd court district, rural deanery of Powick and archdeaconry designs by Mr. P. C. Hardwick F.5.A. architect, and were erected by the trustees of the Beauchamp charity, in lieu of Lord Beauchamp, who left £60,000 (amounting with the the ancient parish church, a remarkable wooden structure accumulation of interest to £7?, ooo), for the erection of of the time of Edward HI. taken down in 7864, is a building `aluashouses at Newland for 12 or some larger number of poor of stone, in the Early Decorated style, consisting of chancel, men or women who should have been employed in agna- with aisle, nave, north porch and a south-eastern turret, culture, provided that a suitable piece of land for a site with crocheted spire, containing 2 bells: the windows should be given within a twelvemouth of his decease, which throughout are stained: the chancel aisle is separated from I was accordingly done by the Hon. Charles Grantham Scott, the chancel by four arches, standing upon bases and double his nephew, and heir to the Newland estate; the buildings columns of different marbles, with carved capitals: the walls include, besides dwellings for the pensioners, a board room of the church are exquisitely decorated with a series of and warden's lodge; the foundation at present consists of a paintings in" spirit fresco," the offerings of private persons, warden, a clerk, 24 pensioners, who, in addition to three and have different coloured marbles and agates inserted, as rooms rent free, receive sums varying from ios. to 75. 6d. also have the pulpit and stone screen, which are beautifully weekly with coals and medicine, and xo chorister boys carved: the church occupies the north-east angle of the (orphans) who are clothed and fed; there is also a residence new Reauchamp almshonses, the two buildings being con- for several sisters of St. Peter's home, Kilburn, London, nected by a cloister: the church will seat about noo: the who undertake the nursing of the pensioners, a dispensary wooden chancel of the old church has been re-constructed and infirmary; Rev. George Cosby White MA. warden; as a mortuary, and the remaining site, together with other William F. Cox, clerk. Earl Beauchamp is lord of the land and a plot of round given by Earl Beauchamp, was manor and principal landowner. The soil is stiff; subsoil, consecrated by the Bishop of Worcester as a parochial marl and iron stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, burial ground, Oct. 22, x86n. The register of baptisms and beans, seeds and hops. The area is 738 acres rateable burials dates from the year 7597; marriages, 7562. The value, [[2,109; the population in 789; was 221. living is an endowed vicarage, gross yearly value [[6o, in- Parish Clerk, Win. F. (Jo; Spring gardens, Malvern Link.

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- 156 NETHERTON. WORCESTERSHIJIE. [[nay's Davis Joseph, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 68 Chapel street Hill Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 Simma lane Davis William, mining enginr. Holyrood ho. Withymoor rd Hingley Noah & Sons, iron & coal masters, chain cable & Deeley William, builder, joiner & coffin maker; specialities, anchor manufacturers enamelling furnaces, improved muffels &c. Bell road Hingley Henry, chain maker, Newtown Devenport William, Boat inn, Bumble hole Hipkiss William, butcher, a Halesowen road Dingley John, breeze burner, Darby end Hodgetts John, Hand of Providence P.H. 26 Northfield road Doo James Emile, chemist, ? Halesowen road Hodgetta Rhoda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 79 Halesowen road Dudley Co-operative Society Lim. (Albert Newton Davies, Hodgkiss Rowland, confectioner, x? Halesowen road branch manager), St. John street Hogg David, butcher, 36 Halesowen road Dudley Free Library (Netherton branch), (William Horton, Holden Samuel, butcher, Simms lane caretaker), High street Holden Walter, butcher, 2! Halesowen road Dunn George, charter master, St. Thomas street Hollies David Edward, White Horse PH. 12 Windmill end Dunn George Henry, coal master, Netherton colliery Hollies Eli Ernest, carpenter, 25 Church road Dunn Sylvanus, Colliers' Arms P.H. 6x Chapel street Homer James Frederick, haberdasher, 35 St. Andrew's St Edwards John, nail maker, 12 Cole street Homer James, Victoria inn, Dudley wood Edwards Joseph, smaliware dealer, 2! Simms lane Homer Joseph, sen. beer retailer, 32 St. Andrew's street Edwards Sophia (Miss), dress maker, 26 Bell road Homer Nehemiah, butcher, 22 Halesowen road Edwards Wesley, insurance agent, 7 St. Andrew's street Home Dennis, beer retailer, a8 Cradley road Eley Ann (Mrs.), butcher, a High street Horton Samuel, linen draper, 82 Simms lane Farmer Stephen, butcher, 22 Northfield road Horton William, provision dealer, 33 Cole street, Darby end Faulkner Daniel, wardrobe dealer, 30 Halesowen road Hotchkiss Joseph, Old Pack Horse r.w. 29 Hill street Fellows Clara (Mrs.), baker, 22 Cole street, Darby end Hotchkiss Mary (Mrs.), draper, 22 St. John street Fellows Isaac, relieving officer, Dudley county district, Hotchkiss William, maltster & brewer, Old Brewery, & coal Dudley union, Simma lane merchant, St. John's street, & Boat inn, Bumble hole, & Flavell John, breeze burner, Bumble hole Bridge inn, Spring hill Freeman John, boat builder & general carpenter &j coffin Iles Jonas, watch & clock maker, 28 High street maker, Bumble hole Jarvis Hannah Maria (Mrs.), provision dealer, North street Fulleylove Harriet Helen (Mrs.), chemist & druggist, a5i? Jewkes George, fruiterer, 3 Halesowen road High street Johastone Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, a6 Bowling green Fulleylove William, chemist, 35 Halesowen road Jones Joseph, boot & shoe maker, i6 Halesowen road Gallacher Susan (Miss), shopkeeper, 122 North street Jordan William, commercial traveller, 30 St. Thomas ot Gill Livinia (Mrs.), Old Bush ?.m 12 Windmill end Kendall William, chain maker, Dudley wood Gill Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3! Griffin street Kendrick William, chain maker, Mushroom green Holding Stephen, habepdasher, 8 King street Kilvert James, shopkeeper, North street Holding Henry, builder, i6 St. Thomas street King Maria (Mrs.), Saltwells inn, Dudley wood firainger Ann (Mrs.), haberdasher, 4 Castle street Kirby Richard, Bricklayers' Arms P.H. 46 Chapel street **rainger James, haberdasher, 6a Hill street Kitson Thomas, shopkeeper, ao Chapel street Graingor Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 Halesowen road Lamodale James, insurance agent, 24 Church road Grainger Septimus James, grocer, 12 Cradley road Lane William, hair dresser, 13 King street Grazebrook Michael & William, iron masters & colliery pro- Lee Thomas, cowkeeper, 22 St. Andrew's street prietors, Netherton iron works Lees John, provision dealer, 7! Simms lane Great Western Railway Goods station (Alfred Watson, Lewis Samuel & Co. chain, nail & rivet manufrs.Witbymosr goods agent) Lewis Daniel Grainger, superintendent Lloyds' Proving Greaves John, grocer & nail maker, St. John's street house, St. Thomas street (*reaves John, greengrocer, Market place Little Win. & Sons, boot & shoe manufactrs. Netherton hill Griffith & Mitchell, surgeons, Cinder Bank house Lloyds' Staffordshire Proving House Co. Limited (Joseph Griffiths Albert Edward, carpenter, 9 Simmo lane, Garde, see.; Daniel Grainger Lewis, supt. appointed by Griffiths Arthur, chain maker, Newtown Lloyds' Register of British & Foreign Shipping), Lloyds' 4liriffiths James, blacksmith, 62 Bumble Hole road Public Proving house, Primrose hill Griffiths John, chain maker, Dudley wood Mclnnes Harriet (Mrs.), general dealer, 7 High street Griffiths Mary (Mrs.), haberdasher, 74 Cradley road, Mann Eliza (Mrs.), shoeing smith, Dudley wood Griffiths Septimus Joseph, Blue Bell P.M. r? Cmadley road Mansell James Phillip, Bull's Head psi. i6 Windmill end Griffiths Thos. earthenware & china dealer, 82 Cradley rd Mason John, saddler &c. 46 High street Guest Mary (Mrs.), provision dealer, 23 Bumble hole Millington John, Jolly Miner i'.a. 40 Bumble hole Hadley Alice Ada (Miss), haberdasher, 6 St. John's street Miles David, shopkeeper, 68 St. John street iladley David, shopkeeper, a Withymoor road Millett Alice (Miss), boarding school, 3 High street Hadley Joseph Williams, boot maker, ?6 Simmo lane Mills Benjamin, greengrocer, ii Cradley road Hadley Thomas, insurance agent, 30 Northfield road Mitchell Thomas Ellis B.A., M.B., B.c. surgeon, see Griffith Hall Thomas, hatter & tajlor, 182 Halesowen road & Mitchell Hampton David, hair dresser, 38 Blackbrooke road Morris Daniel, shopkeeper, 49 Bumble hole Hampton John, Old Cottage inn, 24 Simmo lane Moses Rachael, dress maker, ?8 Cinder bank Hampton William, draper, 2 Halesowen road Mountford George, Crown a'.oe. a6 Hill street Hancox Benjamin, shopkeeper, Baptist end Mountford George, Jun. butcher, `? Hill street iHancox Mary (Miss), dress maker, ac Church road Mountford Thomas, shopkeeper, 25 Chapel street Hancox William, timber merchant, Primrose hill Naylor Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Halesowen road Harcourt Frederick, hair dresser, 8 High street . Netherton Coffee Tavern (Thee. Muilett, mgr.), 15 High at Harris Edward George, blacksmith, Nocks fold Newton Thomas Ferguson, fancy draper, 187 Halesowen rd Harris George, blacksmith, Simms lane Newton William, White Swan r.n. 42 Cradley road Harris John, shopkeeper, 7 Cradley road Noad Henry, shopkeeper, a Windmill end Harris John Andrew, Swan inn, 6 Halesowen road Norris Albert Edward, butcher, 6? St. John street Harris William, boiler maker, Bumble hole, & ironmonger, Norris John Robert, mining engineer, 6? St. John street 26 Halesowen road Norton Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ii Chapel street Harrison John, boot & shoe maker, 28 Halesowen road Oakes Francis, dairyman, Netherton hill Harrison John, draper, ?a High street O'Dowd Jn. L.F.P.5.Olas. surgeon & medical officer Dudley Hartshorne G. & Co. iron merchants & manufacturers of south district, & public vaccinator Dudley country dis- wrought nails, rivets, anchors, cables, chains, traces &c. trict, Sweet Turf house sole makers of [[lartohorne's patent stockless anchors &c.; Onslow William, Bird-in-Hand p.n. & brewer, 82 Chapel at Best-Best Swedish charcoal; ?H. W. nails (contractors to Pargeter George, grocer, 148 Halesowen road the Admiralty for crane & rigging chains), Primrose Parish Charles, chain maker, ?6 Northfield road Bridge works Parkes Samuel, shopkeeper, 7 Cole street, Darby end 7Hartshorne Joseph, Travellers' Rest P.M. St. John's street Parsons Albert, shopkeeper, 9 St. John street Hartohorne Thomas, marine store dealer, Northileld road Parsons Henry, greengrocer, 284 Halesowen road Harvey Edward, builder, 6i Northfield road , Parsons Thomas Biggs, haberdasher, 29 Castle street Hayward George Benjamin, bicycle manufacturer & elec- Pearce John, butcher & greengrocer, 87 & 88 Cradley rood trical engineer, see Westwood, Hayward & Co Pearson Joseph Hickman, iron master, Netherton & Wind- Hayward John, bicycle maker & electrical engineer, see mill End furnaces Westwood, Hayward & Co Pittaway Joseph, shopkeeper, 22 Hill street Hickman Leah (Mrs.), beer retailer & provision dealer, Cole Plant Thomas (exors. of), brewer, St. John's street Ntreet, Darby end Plimmer Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Swan street Hilt Benjamin, breeze burner, Darby end Plumb John, watch & clock maker, 37 Halesowen road Hill Isaac, draper, 8 Cradley road Potts William, beer retailer, ig Castle street Hill Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ?a Northfleld road Price Henry, chain maker, x4 Bowling green

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- DfllEaO?LY.] WORCESTERSHIRE. NETHERTOL 165 waters: there are baths in connection with the springs. In Methodist New Connexion,Darby Hand; 10.30 a.m.& 6 p.m? accordance with an ancient custom, a wake is held here Methodist New Connexion, Northfield road; 10.30 am. & ananally on the last Sunday in October. The Earl of Dudley 6 p.m.; thurs. 7 a.m is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is Methodist New Connexion, St.John's St.; 10.30 a.m.& 6 p.m? coal and ironstone. The population in x8Sa was 12,032. Primitive Methodist, Cradley road; ix a.m. & 6 p.m.; Parish Clerk, David Mackay. tues. 7.30 p.m Poor, M. & T. 0. & S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Wesleyan, Cole street, Darby Md; 10.30 ) Castlastreet.-Stephen Rolliason, sub-postmaster. Letters a.m. & 6 p.m.; wed. ?` p.m j Rev. John Win. arrive from Dudley at 6.50 am. & 2.25 p.m. week days; Wesloyan, Church road; 10.30 a.m. & ? Rogers &Rev.. ?a.in. only on sundays; dispatched at 9.15 & 10.45 a.m. 6p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m I John .Jutsum & 6.50 & 8.?o p.m.; sundays, xo a.m. only. Money Wesleyan,Dudley wood; 10.30 a.m.&6 p.m orders are issued & paid from g a.m. to 6 p.m. Parcel ScHooLs post dispatched 6.50 p.m.; no parcel post delivery on Dudley Board, Cinder bank (boys, girls & infants), built in sundays 1877, for 340 boys, 220 girls & 170 infants; average PUBLIc OFFIcERs :- attendance, 340 boys, 220 girls & i68 infants; James Medical Officer, Netherton District, Dudley Union, Daniel (tIding BA. master; Mrs. Fanny Warbam, mistress;. Timinins, High street Miss Annie Howlett, infants' mistress Public Vaccinator, Dudley Country District & Medical Board, Northfield road (girls & infants), built in 1890, for Officer, Dudley South District, John O'Dowd L.r.r.s.elas. 200 girls & 256 infants; average attendance, 198 girls, Sweet Turf house 220 infants; mistresses, Miss Matilda Isabella Partridge, Relieving Officer, Dudley Country District, Dudley Union, girls; Mrs. Lucy Napier, infants Isaac Fellows, Simuns lane Board, Halesowen road (mixed & infants), for 378 boys & Pucus or Wonsrnr, with times of Services :- girls & 200 infants; average attendance, 282 boys & girls St. Andrew's Church, Rev. Samuel James Marriott M.A. & 183 infants; James Hutchinson, master; Mrs. Fanny vicar; Rev. William James Worster & Rev. H. W. Ridgway, mistress Leycester-Ward B.A. curates; 10.30 am. & 6.?o p.m.; St. Andrew's National, Church road (mixed), for 350 child- wed. 7 p.m ron; average attendance, 329 ; James Warham, master Chapel of Ease, Darby end; 10.30 B.in. & 6 p.m Infants', Hill street, erected in 1873, for 140 children Chapel of Ease, Dudley wood; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m average attendance, 98 ; Miss Alice Cook, mistress Baptist (Ebenezer), St. Andrew's street; 10.45 a.m. & 6 Dudley Wood Board (girls & infants), for roo children; p.m.; wed. 7 p.m average attendance, ?o girls & 45 infants; Miss Marr Baptist, Cinder bank; 10.45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m Ridgway, mistress Baptist, Sweet Turf; 10.45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m Great Western Railway (late West Midland), Netherton Congregational, Chapel at.; xo.?o am. & 6p.m.; tues.7 p.m station, Alfred William Whittaker, station master PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Harris Joseph, i Church road MarriottRev.Samuel Jas. le.A.Vicarage Bannister Thomas, Primrose bill Lewis Daniel Grainger, Clent View O'Dowd John, Sweet Turf house Davies Job, i? Church road house, Church road Plant Mrs. Withymoor house Dunn George Henry, x Hall street Leycester-Ward Rev. Henry William Round John Dunn John, ? Swan street B.A. [[curate] Smith Mrs. Hill house, Church road Griffith Robt. BA., M.B. Cinderbank ho Masterman Rev. Thomas [[Methodist Smith Thomas Woodall, Cinderbank GoodyearC5-eorgeWm.Prospect vl.Hall?t New Connexion] Walker George, 45 High street Riggs-Walker Joseph Walker, Spring- Mitche4l Thomas Ellis B.A., MB., nc. Worster Rev. William James [[curate],. bill house, Cradley road St. Thomas' street St. Thomas' street COMMERcIAL. Chamberlain Robt. musical instrument dir. ?o Cinder bank Adams Edwin Thomas, provision dealer, 23 Windmill end Chandler Noah, insurance agent, 23 St. Andrew's street Adams John Thompson, greengrocer, 17 Halesowen road Chater Issachar, shopkeeper, ? Cole street, Darby end Adams Margaret (Mrs.), wheelwright, Newtown Churchill James, boot repairer, 26 Meeting street Adams Rowland, chain maker, North street Churchill William, butcher & shopkeeper, 753 Halesowen rd. Adams Thomas, blacksmith & anchor maker, Newtown Clempsou Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, Swan street Adams Win. Enoch Rowland, haberdasher, x66 Halesowen rd Coates David, grocer, ?o High street Amphlett Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, s Ainphietta fold Cole Ann (Mm.), Red Lion P.M. 21 Northfield road Arnold Richard, milliner, 12 Halesowen road Cole John, butcher, x Cole street Ashton George, beer retailer, Washington street Cole John, bay & straw dealer, St. John's street Aston Elijah, King William P.M. 9 Cole street, Darby end Cole William, butcher, z St. John's street Bagley Sami. Holly Bush ?.n. & brewer, Cole at. Darby end Coley John & Sons, chain & anchor manufactra. Newton Ball Joseph, shophneper, 63 Northfield road Coley Felix, farmer, Dudley wood Barker Job, farmer, ButTery cottage, Baptist end Coley John, Elephant & Castle P.M. Newtown Barosley John & Sons, engineers & iron founders, malleable Collier George, clothier, Halesowen road iron & brass founders, chain & pulley block manufacturers Conservative Working Men's Club (George Skidmore, sec.),. Barnaley Robert, Cross Guns p.n. Newtown Cradley road Bates Thomas, shopkeeper, 12 King street Cook*y Isaac, provision dealer, 9 Griffin street Bayliss Mary Jane (Mrs.), provision dir. 33 St. Andrew's at Corfield Ebenezer, beer retailer, Swann street Beddall l4oah, boot & shoe maker, 26 Hall street Craddock John, provision dealer, 32 Griffin street Bennett Benjamin, news agent, 2 Oak street, Darby end Crew Samuel, beer retailer, St. John's street Bennett Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, 46 Slunma lane Crew Samuel, shopkeeper, & Crown P.M. 43 Cinder bank Bennett Sarah (Mrs.), BuilfIelds P.M. 3 Windmill end Cutler Edward, house decorator, painter, glazier, gasfitter, Billinghain Alfred, painter, New street paperhanger & anthorised plninber, 31 Halesowen road Bihiogham Esther (Mrs.), boot maker, 86 Cradley road Dainty Simeon, iron founder, St. Thomas street Billiogham Frances (Mrs.), beer retailer, 70 St. Thomas at Daker Elijah, shopkeeper, 9 Prince street Bird James, grocer & money lender, xo Church road Danks Henry & Thomas, manufacturers of every Bird Louisa (Mrs.), beer retailer & brewer, Withymoor road description of high class iron & steel steam boilers, con- Bird Thomas, shopkeeper, 73 Northfield road structed entirely by modern machinery & on the most Bissell George & Son, coopers, Halesowen road improved principles, contractors to H. M. War Office, Bond Charles, beer retailer, 174 Halesowen road Crown boiler works Bowater Harriett (Mrs.), Bird-in-Hand r.w. ? St. Andrew's at Danks Henry, Crown P.M. 97 Halesowen road Bowater Joseph, Old Church Tavern P.H. Nooks fold Danks James, provision dealer, Prince street Breakwell Joseph, Samson & Lion P.M. 45 Halesowen road Danks Samuel, blacksmith, Cinder bank Breakwell Thomas, grocer, Halesowen road Danks Thomas, blacksmith, Cinder bank Bridgwater Benjamin, shopkeeper, 49 St. John's street Danks Thomas, cowkeeper, Rookery hill Bridgwater Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, a? Windmill end Danks Thomas, draper, 19 Hall street Brudgwater John, shopkeeper, 23 Windmill end Danks William, beer retailer, x? Cinder bank Brookes Allan, Loving Lamb rn. 65 Northileld road Darby Edward, Malt Shovel 2P.M. 52 Bumble hole Brooks Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, xo High street Darby Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Windmill end Brown Alfd. Win. Woodhouse, White Lion P.M. ButTery lane Darby James, tailor, xx High street Bnrchell William, shopkeeper, 23 St. John's street Darby John, shopkeeper, 29 Cole street Bywater Elijah, Britannic P.M. 6o Northileld road Darby Josiah, shopkeeper & hairdresser, Withymoor road Capewell Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 28 Windmill end Davies Job, solicitor & commissioner, x? Church read Cartwright James, shopkeeper, 6? Chapel street Davies Joseph, beer retailer, 9 Castle street Cartwright Joseph, linen draper, x?i Halesowen road Davies Mary Ann (Mm.), butcher, 5? Hill street Cash Caleb, grocer, Halesowen road Davies Samuel, Junction r.u. Halesowen road Cashmere William, Old Crown inn, 76 Halesowen road Davis Benjamin, grazier, Baptist end

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- 154 MATHON. WOIRGESThESHIRE. [[KELLY'S work of the z4th century: the church contains mural 3,366 acres; rateable value, £7,067., the population in `8?r monuments and floor stones to several old Worcestershire was 1,104, which includes WEST MALVEEN, particulars of families, and near the porch stands the base of an ancient which will be found under a separate heading; the popula. cross: there are 250 sittings. The register dates from the tion of Mathon being ggr. year 1631. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value from Parish Clerk, William Parsons. tithe rent-charge £249, net £208, with xi acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster POST OrrIcE.-Frederick Wall, receiver. Letters threugh and held since 1848 by the Rev. Archibald James Douglas, 4 Great Malvern arrive at 7.50 a.m. & ? p.m.; do. Glasgow University, Clare Hall, Cambridge, and Lic. Theol. patched at 5.15 p.m. The nearest money order & tele. of University College, Durham. The Ecclesiastical Coin- graph office is at West Malvern. Postal orders are issned missioners, who are the lords of the manor, the trustees of here, but not paid the late Lieut.-Col. Martindale Edwin Vale DL., ?vr. the WALL Box, Lane's end, cleared at 8.z? a.m. & 5.25 pan, trustees of the late W. Vale esq. and the trustees of the late sundays, 9.30 a.m. Henry Tebbitt esq. of West Malvern, are the principal land- County Police Station, Stephen Mann, constable owners. The soil is stiff marl and clay in some parts, and National School (mixed), erected in i86i from designs by rich loam in others; subsoil, clay and limestone and in some Mr. W. J. Hopkins, architect, of Worcester, for about In portions, red sandstone. The chief crops are grain of all children; average attendance, 26; it comprises a residence descriptions, and hops of fine quality are grown here, being for the mistress & has a picturesque bell-turret rising fron known in the market as the "Mathon White." The area is the roof: Miss Elizabeth Tanner, mistress Douglas Rev. Archibald James L.Th. Clarke Charles, farmer, Burford Powell Susan (Mrs.), farmer, South end The Vicarage Clarke Thomas, farmer, Mathon mill Rann John, farmer, Netherley hall Douglas Rev. William Ashton Keith 1W.A. Gwynoe George, farmer & hop grower, Salt Charles, Cliffe's Arms r.n [[curate], The Vicarage Ham green Thomas John, farmer, The Elms Vale William Croxton, Mathon court Hodges Henry, farmer, South end Thomas John (Mrs.), farmer & hop cOMMERcIAL. Hollingshead Henry, farmer, The Bank grower, Town Hou?e farm Alford Alfred, tailor James William, farmer, smith's green Thomas Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Bates Christopher,farmer & hop grower, Newman John, farmer & hop grower Verney Charles, farmer & hop grower, Hollens hill Oakley Charles,farm bailiff to Benjamin Church farm Brant James, blacksmith, Weobley cross Jones esq. Old Country Walker Thomas, farmer, hop grower & Bullock John,thrashing machine owner, Parsons Williann, assistant overseer & landowner, Moor end Lane end parish clerk Wall Robert, farmer, Dobbins croft MOSELEY is a suburb of Birmingham, and will be found in Kelly's Directory of that city. NAUNTON BEAUCHAMP, called in the Saxon ings: here also were buried Edward Lyttelton, 1634 period "Ninuantune," and in Domesday "Neunentune," Thomas Lyttelton, x6ji; and Humphrey Lyttelton, it;o. and in 1291, "Newentpn," is a parish of 4 miles north from The register dates from the year i6;6. The living is Pershore, 3 north from the Pershore station of the West Mid- rectory; tithes commuted for about £67; gross yearly value, laud section of the Great Western railway, 8 south-east from including 38 acres of glebe, with residence, [[124, in thogift Worcester and nearly 8 south-east from Droitwich, in the of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1874 by the 11ev, Southern division of the county, Upper Pershore hundred, Thomas Procter Wadley M.A. late foundation scholar of Pershore union, petty sessional division and county court Queens' College, Cambridge. There are charities for chortle district, rural deanery of Pen-shore and archdeaconry and repairs and bread. Naunton Court, an ancient mansion, diocese of Worcester. The Whitoun brook flows through the formerly the residence of the Lyttelton family, contains n parish. The church of St. Bartholomew the Apostle is for fine and massive oaken table and some tiles hearing the the most part a modern building of stone, rebuilt in 767 in arms of Berkeley and others: there are remains of a moat. a Debased style, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch Several old timbered houses and cottages still exist in the and a western tower with pinnacles, in the Perpendicular village. Mrs. Lyttelton Francis, who is lady of the manor, style, containing 3 bells: an imitation of the arms of and Robert Hunt esq. are the principal landowners. The Beauchamp appears on the exterior wall of the chancel, and soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, gravel and sand: it prodeces on one of the pews in the nave are carved the arms of wheat, beans, barley and fruit. The area is 1,025 acres; Lyttelton impaling those of Weotfaling, apparently repre- rateable value, [[BBs; the population in 1891 was 130. senting Humphrey Lyttelton, of Naunton Court, who mar- Parish Clerk, Henry Price. ried Margaret, daughter of Herbert Weetfaling, and died Letters received through Pershore, which is the nearest in 1624: there are tablets in the church to the memory of money order & telegraph office, arrive at 9 n.m. WAn the Rev. John Hunt, the Rev. Francis Robinson, rector, LETTER Box cleared at 4 p.m. No collection on sundays who died in 1667, and to Humphrey Lyttelton, who died This place is included in Abberton United School Board July 23, iSox, his brothers Thomas, `789, Sandys, 1829, District, formed in 1874; the children of this place attend and others of the family, with a shield of seventeen quarter- the Board school of Flyford Flavell, distant about 3 miles Hunt Robert, Naunton house Locke William James Locke William Jas. solicitor & farmer Hunt Misses, The Elms Bakewell James, farmer Slade Thomas, shoe maker Wadley Rev. Thomas Procter ac.A. Clarke George, farmer & haulier Stephens George, general dealer [[rector], Rectory HuntRobt.frmr.& lndownr.Naunton ho Stephens Themas, shopkeeper NETHERTON is a large and populous manufacturing I held since 1878 by the Rev. Samuel James Marriott MA. 01 hamlet and ecclesiastical parish, torined Oct. i?, x8?pp, with St. Mary Hall, Oxford, and 1W.A. ad eoendersn of Durhans a station on the Worcester and Wolverhampton section of University. Connected with the parish church are two the Great Western railway, 4 miles south from Dudley, chapels of ease, one at Darby End with ano sittings and the 4 north-west from Stoun-bridge and zo from Birmingham, other at Dudley Wood, with sittings for 250 persons; both in the civil parish and parliamentary borough of Dudley, are served by the curates of the parish. There are also Con? Northern division of the county, Halfohire hundred, Dudley gregational, Baptist, Methodist New Connexion and Primitive union and county court district, rural deanery of Dudley and Methodist chapels. The church possesses some small chad- arebdeaconry and diocese of Worcester: the Stourbridge ties bequeathed by former inhabitants. Miss Fellowes'? canal passes through the parish. The church of St. Andrew, charity of f2oo, bequeathed by her to this parish, is in standing on an eminence and forming a conspicuous object vested, and the interest distributed at Christmas in food. for many miles round, was erected in 1830 at a cost of [[8,ooo clothing or fuel to the necessitous poor. Mrs. Blanche Skid- on a site given by the late Earl of Dudley, and is a building more, of Netherton, by will, 3rd December, 1872, gave Lam of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, to the vicar of Netherton and his wardens, the interest to he nave, aisles and an embattled tower with pinnacles contain- distributed partly in clothing to the poor and part he the ing a clock and 6 bells: a memorial window has been erected bell-ringers. This parish also benefits by the Dudley annl? by the parish to Mrs. Skidnuore, of Netherton Hill House, a gamated bread charities. The neighbourhood aboundowith great benefactress to the parish, who had previously placed coal and ironstone, and the numerous mines give employ- a stained east window in the chancel in memory of her ment to a very large body of the working classes; anchers, husband, and there is another, presented by Mr. J. Golding galvanized iron, scythes, spades, shovels, iron tubing sad as a memorial to his father: an ornamental iron screen has nails are extensively manufactured, and boilers, tanks, hosts recently (1890) been erected by subscription: in x886 the and gasometers made from plate and sheet iron form as church was thoroughly restored, when the handsome reredos important branch of the business of this place. All kinds ol of stone and marble, erected in 1883 by Mr. H. P. Skidmore chains, from small trace chains to the strongest cables, are to the memory of his mother, was completed by the addition also made here and proved by a very powerful test before of six sculptured figures of the apostles: there are i,5oo being sent out: there are also several blastfurnaces, besides sittings, of which x,ooo are free. The register dates from breweries and malt houses. At Salt Well Wood, 2 miles the year 1844. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value south from Dudley, are salt springs, bearing in their con- £soo, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Dudley, and stituent character a strong resemblance to the Cheltenhani

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- DiRECTORY.] WORCESTERSHIRE. NATUON. 153 county court district, western division of the rural deanery Population of the union in 1891 was i?,8og; rateable of Worc?ter and archdeaconry and diocese of Worcester. value in 1892, £100,506 The Laugherne brook flows through the parish, which is Board day, friday, fortrnghtly, at the Board room at tbe bounded on the west by the river Tome. The church of Union Workhouse, at ax a.m. St. Peter is an ancient building of stone, in the Norman, Clerk to the Guardians, Ambrose William Knott,i4 Foregate Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, street, Worcester nave, south porch and an embattled western tower with Treasurer, Sir F. A. H. ?echmere hart. Worcester Old pinnacles containing a clock and 6 bells: the chancol retains Bank, Worcester a piscina, and in the church is an altar-tomb, with recum- Relieving Officers & Collectors to the Guardians, Leigh dis. bent knightly effigy in armour, to Sir Hugh Mortimer, c. trict, William Mann, Bransford; Martley district, Percy 1460 to 1475: the building was thoroughly repaired in the Andrew (Hover, Little Witloy year 1859, and a vestry added in i8?5 by Miss Hastings at Vaccination Officer, A. W. Knott, 14 Forogate at. Worcester a cost of £soo: the Decorated south porch was erected by Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Astley district, Miss Hastings and the Rev. 3. P. Hastings, rector, in 1884: Walter Moore, Stourpora; Holt district, William Arthur the communion plate is ancient and curious, and probably Stephenson Walsh, Worcester; Knightwick district, dates from about 1460: there are ?oo sittings, 260 being Richard Noss Tovey L.ILc.P.Eglin. Leigh Sinton, near free. The register dates from the year 1625. The living Malvern; Leigh district, B. N. Tovey, Leigh Sinton; is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £599, gross yearly Manley district, John Nicholas Greensill; Witley district, value £6w, net £5'3. including 85 acres of globe, with Edward Samuel Greensill L.Thc.r.Edin. Great Witley residence, in the gift of and hold since 1875 by the Rev. Superintendent Registrar, Ambrose William Knott, 14 Fore- John Parsons Hastings M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, gate street, Worcester; depnty, A. P. Battorsea, The and j.r. for the county. Borrow Hill, in this parish, affords Workhouse, Martley some of the most extensive and magnificent prospects in the Registrar of Marriages, William Mann, Bransford; deputy, county, and has on the summit the remains of an ancient Henry Mann, Bransford entrenchment: Pudford and Rodge Hills also command fine Registrars of Births & Deaths, Holt sub-district, Thomas views of the Tome valley. The Noak, the residence of Richard Wormington, Broadwas; deputy, 3. B. Ganderton, Slade Nash esq. has long been the property of that family, Broadwas; Leigh sub-district, William Mann, Bransford; to which belonged the Rev. Treadway Russell Nash u.n. of Martley sub-district, Miss M. A. Lipocombe, Martley; Bevere, the distinguished historian of Worcestershire; the deputy, James Rowley, Stoney Bridge; Witley sub-dis- present mansion is not earlier than the Stuart period, and trict, Percy Andrew Glover, Little Witley; deputy, E. has been much improved and enlarged, and the whole front Shaddock, Areley Kings rebuilt; it stands high and affords fine views of the country Workhouse, Martley, is a building of brick, erected in 1838, round. The Earl of Dudley, who is lord of the manor, is a to hold 136 inmates; Rev. James Davenport, chaplain; large landed proprietor; Richard Slade Nash osq. and 3. N. Greensill, medical officer; Arthur Paley Battensea, Colonel Arthur Currie, of Laughern House, are also land- master; Mrs. Batteraca, matron owners. The soil is various; subsoil, marl and limestone. RURAL SANITARY AuTHoRITY. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots. Meets at the Board room, Workhouse, on fridays, monthly. Fruit is extensively grown here, also a few hops. The area Clerk, Ambrose William Knott, 14 Foregate st. Worcester is 4,332 acres; rateablo value, £6,219: the population in Treasurer, Sir E. A. H. Lechmere hart. Worcester Old ligi was ? including 6 officers and ioo inmates in the Bank, Worcester workhouse. Medical Officer of Health, G. F. Hyde, Foregate st. Worcstn HILL Top, i mile south-by-west, Horsham i south-west, Inspector of Nuisances, Henry Matthews, Grimley Borrow Green south, and Pnickley Green n north, are SCHOOL ATTENDAI4CE CosnuiTTEE. small hamlets here. Meets at the Board room, Workhouse, on fridays, monthly. Parish Clerk, John Young. Clerk, Ambrose William Knott, x? Foregate st. Worcester PosT & M. 0. 0., 5. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- Attendance Officers, William Mann, Bransford; & Percy Leonard Charge, receiver. Letters received from Won- Andrew Glover, Little Witley cester at 6 a.m.; dispatched at 6.55 p.m. Nearest tale- School (mixed), built in 1840, at a cost of about [[x,noo, graph office is at Great Witley for 6o boys & as many girls; average attendance, 58 MAUTLEY UNION. boys & 5? girls: Michael Coleman, master; Miss Annie - The union comprises the following parishes, viz. :-Abbenley, Jones, mistress Alfrick, Areley Kings, Astley, Bransford, Broadwas, Clif- CARrusas TO Woncxsma ton-on-Tome, Cothenidge, Doddenham, Gnimley, North William Adams, wed. & sat Hallow, Hillhampton, Holt, Kenswick,Knightwick,Leigh, Alfred Clewer, wed. & sat Luisley, Martloy, Pensax, Shelsley Ileauchamp, Sholsley Thomas Eaton, wed. & sat, returning same days Kings, Shelsloy Walsh, Shrawley, Stanford, Stocton, James Rowley, mon. wed. & sat Buckley, Wichenford, Witley Great, Witloy Little. Other carriers pass through to Worcester, wed. & sat Currie Col. Arthur, Laughern house Dovey James, wheelwright Lawson Edwd. Crown F.H. & carpenter Groonsill Jo. N. The Firs, Borrow green Eaton Thomas, farmer, Hill side Mitton William, farmer, Pnickley farm Hastings Rev. Francis James B.A. Ivy Eaton William, farmer, Hill side Moseley Thomas, farmer & hop grower Hastings Rev. John Parsons M.A., n.y. Fidoe Albert, plumber, Tan house Nash Richard Blade, solicitor, farmer & [[rector], Rectory Gould Charles, blacksmith hop grower, The Noak Nash Richard Slade, The Noak Greensill John N. H. B.C. 5.xng. surgeon, Nott James, farmer, Hollings Rogers Joseph, Barbers The Firs, Borrow green Pinchin Samuel, farmer, Lingings COMMERCIAL. Holliday Arnold, farmer, Prickley green Reeves John, farmer Biddle Chas. farmer, Mut. Pleasant frm Holliday Charles, butcher Rogers William A. farmer, Horsham Cartridge Mark, farmer, Hawk's nest Holliday Henry, Admiral Rodney P.H. Rowley James, carrier & shoe maker Caswell William, blacksmith & shopkeeper, Borrow green Rowley Susannab (Mrs.), shopkeeper Charge Leonard, grocer & post office Holliday John, farmer & hop grower, Shaw George, drain pipe manufacturer Charles William, shopkeeper, Hill end Court house Smith Emily Julia (Mrs.), farmer Cooper James, farmer, Brook farm Jones Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Smith Richard, farmer, Hill top Cerbett George, blacksmith,Borrow grn Lawson Barbara (Miss), shopkeeper, Threlfell Richard, farmer & hop grower, Cranke Henry, farmer, Aldons Collins green Borrow farm Croft Thomas, haulier Lipscombe Mary (Miss), registrar of White Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Davis Herbert, frmr. Tuckers Hill farm births. & deaths for Martloy sub- Woodyatt George, farmer Davis John, farmer, Hope house district, Berrow green Young John, blacksmith MATHON is a large agricultural parish to the west of the enriched with the cable moulding, and there is some good Malvern Hills, on the borders of Herefordshire, 3 miles west ironwork on the south door: the chancel retains a plain from Great Malvern station on the Great Western railway, Norman piscina on the south side, and on the north side an in tile Western division of the county, Lower Pershoro arched recess, supposed to have been an Easter sepulchre: hundred, Ledhury union, Great Malvern petty sessional here also is a raised tomb with kneeling effigies of a division and county court district, rural deanery of Powick gentleman, his wife and daughter, and an inscription to and archdeaconry and diocese of Worcester. The church of Jane, wife of John Waiweyn, gent. and daughter of Paris St. John the Baptist, situated in a sequestered valley, is an Slaughter esq. 1617: there is a good oak chest with massive ancient building of stone in the Norman and Decorated iron hinges and straps, each terminating in a flour-do-ha: styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an the pulpit of carved oak, hexagonal in shape, and panelled, embattled western tower with pinnacles, containing 6 bells, is of Early post-Reformation date: the octagonal stone font, remarkable for the fine quality of their tone: the east end is with sculptured panels, was designed by Mr. Frederick an unusually perfect example of the Norman style, and has Preedy, architect: there are four niemonial windows and two round-headed lights, with a circular one above, all of three small stained windows at the east end: the nave roof, which are stained: the north and south doorways are which has been restored, is a very fine specimen of Pocoritted

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- 152 WEST MALVERN. WORCESTERSHIRE. Clergy House of Rest & St. Edward's Lane Henry (Mrs.), farmer, Upper ho Phillips John, parish clerk Orphanage (Rev. Frederick Albert Langfleld Mary Ann (Mrs. ),shopkeeper, Pitt Philip, lodging house, St. Mary!a Grosvenor Eichbaum )LA. warden) May bank Pitt William, carpenter, Woodbine eel CollettFrancisWm.butcher,3TheMount Lloyd Thomas, lodging house, West vil Price Philip, builder Collicott Benj.lodging ho.MountPleasnt Macbin Thomas Joseph, draper, & col- Reynolds Mary Ann (Miss), lodging DoorbarHy.frmr.&hop grwr.Croft farm lector to Great Malvern local board, house, Sunny glen Evans George, lodging ho. The Laurels Bradford house Royal Well Brewery Co. brewers (Henry Evans James, lodging house,Danzell cot Manchester Unity of Oddfellows (St. G. Rashleigh, manager) EvansWilliam,lodging house,West view James' Lodge, No. 6,311) (Alfred Royal Well Mineral Water Co. (Edward GaleMary(Mrs. ),lodging ho.Ashfleld ho Watson,sec.), West Malvern Institute Salmon, proprietor) Gale Robert,lodging house, Harrow cot Martin Rhoda(Miss), WestminsterArms Summers Charles & Son, bakers Hayes Jessie(Miss),lodging ho. Broombi hotel, & lodging house, Raglan house TaysomLouisa(Mrs. ),lodging heAsh el HighfleldJohn,lodging houeo,St. Olave's Mathon & West Malvern Conservative Tranter Charles, grocer Hillside Preparatory School for the Sons Association (Robert John Elwell, Tranter Chas. Nathaniel,frmr.Park free of Gentlemen (WalterChurchill Perry chairman; Alfred Watson, hon.sec.), Walters Sampson, beer retailer 3LA. principal) West Malvern Institute Webb Samuel, fly proprietor Hodges Allen, blacksmith Mathon & West Malvern Horticultural. West Malvern Institute (Charle Holds Thomas William, architect, West Society (Earl Beauchamp, pres. I Tranter, hon. eec) Malvorn house Alfred Watson, sec.), West Malvorn I White James Bennett, confectioner Hunt Daniel Bartlett, farm bailiff to Institute Wood Stephen Cansick, grocer, pro. Charloell.Cock osq.MathonLodge fran Morryday Thos. Geo. plumber & glazier vision dealer, & agent for W. & A. IrvingThomas,lodging house,WestLeigh Mitchell James, Lamb P.R Gilbey, wine & spirit mere. Post office Johnson Charles, carpenter, & lodging MurphyWm.iee.n.,c.ae. surgeon,Mendip Woodward & Brooks(Misees),fruiterers, houeo,Laurel villa Need John, chemist, The Pharmacy 2 The Mount Jones Thomas, lodging ho. Abbey lodge Ovens James, boot maker Woodyatt James,lodging ho.HillEndcol Joynor Augustus Reuben, baker, Fair Perry Walter Churchill n.i. Hillside YatesJoseph,lodging ho. Park Viewvilo View villa I preparatry.schl.f or sons of gentlemen MANELE is a parish and village on the road from including 183 acres of globe *t Bayton, in the gift of the Bewdley to Tenbury, 2 miles north-east from Neon Solars Lord Chancellor, and held since 2575 by the Rev. John station on the Tonbury and ]lowdley branch of the Great Cawood M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, and surregat? Western railway, 7 south-west from Bewdloy, 8 north-east who resides at Bayton. Sir Walter do Sodington Bleat frQm Tonbury and 4 south-east from Cleobury Mortimer, hart. D.L.,J.P. who is lord of the manor, and Charles Wigley in the Western division of the county, Lower Doddingtreo Wicketod osq. are the principal landowners. The soil islight hundred, Tenbury petty sessional divison, Cleobury Mor- marl; subsoil, clay and gravel; coals are found in the di,. timer union and county court district, eastern division of truct. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and fruit. the rural doanory of Burford, archdeaconry of Ludlow and The area is 2,238 acres; ratoable value, £2,726; the pope. diocese of Hereford. The church of St. John the Baptist is lation in 1881 was 231. an edifice of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of Cnows Toy is a hamlet, about one mile east of ManIla, chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and a western turret and about the same distance from Bayton, and partly in the of wood with a spire and containing 3 hem; the church was latter parish: there is a Primitive Methodist chapel her? thoroughly restored in iSSo by the Wicketed family, and erected in iSfix. contains two mortuary chapels, one belonging to Sir Walter do Sodington Blount bart. lay rector, and the other, now Parish Clerk, George Price. forming the south aisle, to the Wicketed family: there is a Letters through Bewdley, vi& Cleobury Mortimer (thelatter brass to John Blount esq. c. r5xo, and his wife: there are is the nearest money order & telegraph office), arrive et 250 sittings, ?o being free. The register dates from the year 9.30 a m. WALL Larran Box cleared at 3.50 p.m i?86. The living is a vicar-ago, with that of Bayton annexed, National Schools wore built at Bayton in 1872 for the two average tithe rent-charge £240, joint net yearly value £205, parishes Griffiths John, Suddington house Cox Susan (Mrs.), Crown inn Mamble & Buckets Loasow Cellieris Whalloy William ar.u. Bury house Davis William, shopkeeper, Clows top (Edward Aston, proprietor) conanmucrAn. Fletcher George, farmer, Poxley Mullis Thomas, Sun r.x Aston Edward, farmer & coal owner, Giles William, farmer, Weetwood Price George, tailor Upper Moor end Holmes John, farmer, Newbouse Price William, tailor Blount Edward, blacksmith Jones James, farmer, Whathill Rowlands Henry,shopkoeper & maltoter Bridge George,Old CrownmH.Clows top Lloyd William, farmer, Hall farm Skelding Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Hunt ho Broadhuret Jas.Hy.frmr.Low.Moor end Malpas William, farmer, Windhill Williams Charles, farmer MARTIN HUSSINGTREE is a small village and pth, 1640, left 408. yearly, to clothe some poor men or parish on the road from Worcester to Droitwich, i mile women or place any poor child as the parishioners think fit, north-east from Fearnall Heath station on the Worcester to be paid out of his estate in Martin Hussingtree. Theme and Birmingham section of the Great Western railway, 4 Tombs, of Salwarpe, by his will dated `728, gave to the miles north-east from Worcester, ? south-west from Droit- poor the sum of fxo, to remain as a stock for ever, the wich, and x 27 from London, in the Western division of the interest to be disposed of by the churchwardens and ovor? county, Upper Pershore hundred, Worcester petty sessional seers on St. Thomas' day to those that have no weekly pay: division, Droitwich union and county court district, rural four acres of land wore also bequeathed to the poor by no deanery of Droitwich and arebdoaconry and diocese of Wor- unknown donor. The Rev. Walter Wilmot Hill na.t. vicar of costor. The church of St. Nicholas is a building of stone in Ocle-Pychard, Hereford, who is lord of the manor, and Lord the Perpendicular style, with some traces of Late Norman Hindlip P.L., is'. are the principal landowners. The soilil work, and consists of chancel, nave, south aisle, north porch mixed; subsoil, marl. The chief crops are wheat and beans. and a western turret, containing 2 bells: it was restored in The area is 56o acres; rateable value, [[3,206; the popnle? 2882 ata cost of £i,xoo, when the south aisle was added, tion in 1881 was 269. and the remainder of the church new-roofed; upon the re- BEOwN HEATH is throo-quarters of a mile east. moval of the plaster the north wall of the nave was found to Parish Clerk, William Blissett. be covered with paintings of angels kneeling: on the north wall of the nave is a tablet inscribed to Thomas Tomkyns, Letters through Worcester arrive at 8.45 am. Lernis 2675, an Oxford theological professor: there are moo sittings. Box cleared at 4.55 p.m. on week days & at ro.s? n.m. em The register dates from the year 2539. The living is a sundays. Fearnall Heath is the nearest money order A rectory, average tithe rent-charge £224, net yearly value telegraph office £264, including 4 acres of globe, with residence, in the gift National School for Martin Hussingtree & Hindlip (tuned) of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester, and held since 2892 built in `86g & since enlarged to hold iso children; avcr? by the Rev. Frederick William Wallis M.A. St. John's age attendance, xoi: the school is supported by Lord College, Cambridge. John Haslock, by his will dated March Hindlip; John Alfred Wheeler, master Gaunt Thomas, Dury lane Cartridge Arthur, farmer, Martin court Green Fredk.Wm.grcr.& assiet.oversod Wallis Rev. Frederick Wmaer.A.Rectory England Goorgo,f arm bailiff to Thomas Robinson John, farm bailiff to WillialO Baylis Eliza (Mrs.), Swan P.R Quarell esq. Brown heath Bass Needham esq. Martin green Cartridge Albert, farmer, Martin green Evans Edward, farmer, Martingroen MARTLEY is a village, head of a union, an extensive west from Worcester, xx south-south-west from Droitwich' parish on the road from Worcester to Tenbury, 4 miles g south-west from Stourport and 222 from London, in alt' north from Knightwick station, on the Worcester and Brom- Western division of the county, Upper Doddingtree heW yard branch of the Great Western railway, 8 north-north- dred, Hundred Rouse petty sessional division, Worcestd

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- DIRECTORY.] WORCESThESHIRE. WES'IY MALVflN. 1St Fi?ich Mary(Mrs. ),farmer,Warren farm Lloyds Hank Limited (agency of) (open Smith George, lodging house, The Ruby Fire Brigade (Volunteer) (John Vernal], tues. & fri. ii am, to 2 p.m.); draw South Wales & Cannock Chase Coal & captain) on London office, 72 Lombard st E c Coke Co. Limited; depOts, Midland Fletcher Frances Mary (Miss), ladies' Lloyd Mary (Mrs.), lodging ho.South lo & Great Western stations school, Cambridge house Manning Geo. Win. lodg.ho.Assart's dl Splilman Charles, tailor Gilbert Samuel Francis,fariner & dairy- Manton Matthew, hoot maker & shop- Stable Alfred Henry M.A. preparatory man, Brick barns keeper, Upper Wyche school for boys, The Wells house Girls' Friendly Society (Home of Rest) Matthews Harvey Wilton, tailor Tait John, farmer, Wood farm (Mrs. Karslake, lady resident), Arley Matthews Joseph, fly proprietor Tayson Robert, butcher, The Wyche house Merryday Emma (Miss), grocer &c Tillard Alfred Edmund, preparatory Griffiths Thomas, hoot maker, z6 Gor- Nairn Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, school, May place don terrace, The Wyche Dan-y-Craig Wakefield Cecil Henry (exors. of), Griodrod Charles Frederick r.mc.r. Nurse Henry, grocer &c chemists & druggists & wine & spirit mAin. hydropathic establishment, Porter William, builder merchants Wyche side PriceRichard,lodging house,North villa Walker George Henry, butcher Grundy Sophia (Miss), lodging house, Prosser Mary (Mrs.), lodg. hd. Bath cot White Brothers, coal merchants, Great Woodhine cottage Reading Room (William Bott, sec) Western Railway station EawkinsThomas,lodging ho.Pomona ho Richardson Win. lodg. ho. Verandah cot White John, fly propr. Gothic cottage Bayes Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, Richmond George, ironmonger Whittle Thos.btchr.Rock ho.TheWyche Vaughans lodge Roxburg Alex. farmer, Danemoor farm Wilkins John,Herefordshsre House r.u. Bemmings Margaret & Mary (Misses), Roxburgh David, grocer & confectioner The Wyche dress makers, i Bedford place Saunders James, lodging ho. Laurel cot WilliamsGeo.painter,plmbr.&decorator King Cath.(Mrs.),ldg.ho.Martel mount Schweppe&Go.soda&mineralwatr.mfrs Willis Richard, plumber, The Wyche King John, lodging house, Rock house Smart Thomas Hy.builder,Walton villa Worcester Old Bank (agency of) (open Lee Thomas, fly proprietor Smith Jane Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' tuesday & friday ii to 2); draw on Leigh James, hoot & shoe ma. Knoll ho boarding school, The Manse Robarts, Lubbock & Co. London E C WEST NALVERN, on the western side of the Wor- worked clergy of the Church of England with a house to cestershire Beacon and North hill, and commanding exten- which they may come for temporary rest and refreshment, sire views, is 2 miles south-west from Malvern Link station and here retreats for the clergy are occasionally held: the en the Worcester and Hereford section of the Great Western institution is partly supported by the payments of the railway, 24 miles west by road from Great Malvern, but can visitors and partly by subscriptions. A chapel was built in be reached by crossing the hills, vta St. Ann's road, in about m88o for the Clergy house of rest and for S. Edward's mile, and is principallyin the civil parish of Mathon, in the Orphanage, which stands in the same grounds; it is a Western division of the county,Great Malvern petty sessional building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave and a bell cote dirison and county court district, rural deanery of Powick at the east end containing one belt: there are zoo sittings. and archdeaconry and diocese of Worcester ; the ecclesias- The Orphanage, founded in 1876, is intended for about go tical parish, formed June 7,1844, includes also portions of orphan boys of the lower classes, and is supported by sub- the parishes of Cradley and Colwall, in Herefordshire; the scription, the friends of the boys paying also a fixed annual Worcestershire portion is now included in the Malvern Link sum: the boys are brought up in the principles of the local board district. The nearest railway station is at Church of England; the buildings were erected from Malvern Link, about 2 miles north-east. The church of St. designs by Mr. F. W. Hunt, architect, of London. The James, built in 1841, and rebuilt in 1871, under the direction Hillside preparatory school1 established here in z8go, is a of the late George E. Street esq. ic.?. at a total cost, in- private establishment for the sons of gentlemen : Walter C. cloding the tenor Well and organ, of [[4,088, is an edifice Perry esq. M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, principal. Here of stone, in the Early English style, and consists of chancel is a Wesleyna chapel, built in z866, with 120 sittings; there with aisles, nave, aisles, south porch and a tower with is also a Congregational mission room, erected in z Iflo to gabled roof at the east end of the south aisle of the chance], seat 6o persons. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who are containing a clock and 2 bells: below the east window, lords of the manor, Earl Beauchamp and Benjamin Bright which consists of five graduated lancets, filled with stained esq. of Barton Court, CoIwall, are the principal landowners. glass in 1872, is a reredos of marble and ornamental tiles, The soil is stiff marl and clay; subsoil, various, chiefly clay and the chancel is separated from the nave by a low arcaded and limestone. The chief crops are wheat and harley. The stone screen; there are credence and sedilia and a massive land is held by numerous small owners. The population of lectern of brass: the church has sittings for about 400 the ecclesiastical district in iSSi was i,o88. persons. The register of baptisms and marriages dates from Parish Clerk, John Phillips. the year a8?; burials, 1845. The living is a vicarage, Posr, M. 0. & T. 0., 5. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- average tithe rent-charge, [[140; gross yearly value, [[250; Stephen Cansick Wood, postmaster. Letters through net, £185, including a acres of globe and residence, in the Great Malvern arrive at 6.45 n.m. 12noon & 4 p.m. ; dis- gift of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and held since patched, 9.15 n.m. za noon & at 6.i? p.m. ; on sundays at aBg6 by the Rev. Charles Earle Freeman M.A. of Hertford 5.30 p.m College, Oxford. The Royal Malvern Well Hall is situated WALL BoxEs, near Wesleyan chapel, cleared at 9.30 n.m. on the western side and at the base of the Worcestershire 12.20 p.m. & 6.30 ?.in. sunday, 5.45 p.m.; & near Beacon; the building is constructed of Bath and Malvern Adelaide cottage, cleared at 7.45 n.m. i?noon & 6.ao p.m.; Bill granite in the Classic style, the exterior being relieved sunday, 5.30 p.m by massive piliars of the Corinthian order: the hall, which National School (boys & mixed); it was enlarged in z868, is z?o feet in length, will seat over n,ooo persons, but both & new schoolrooms & a master's house were added in the Spa buildings and grounds are now (1892) closed. The 1873 from the materials of the old church ; it will now Royal Well is the property of Mr. W. H. Ryland, and is hold zoo boys, zoo girls & ?o infants; average attendance, leased to the Royal Well Mineral Water Company, who use ? boys, 46 girls & 33 infants; Alfred Watson, master; this water for their various manufactures. The Clergy house Miss Agnes Sammers, mistress; Mrs. Amanda Morgan, of rest here, established in z 874, is intended to provide over- assistant mistress ifolkes Rev. Francis A. B.A. (senior- Perry Walter Churchill MA. Hillside PuavArE IcEsaDENTS. assistant classical master &chaplain), Rashleigh Henry G. Royal Well villa Baughan Joseph, West view Hillside Preparatory school Salmon Edward, The Firs Box Miss, Weatwood house Ford Ernest (assistant master), Hillside Smith William, Victoria house Boll Arthur R. G. B.A. (assistant Preparatory school Stephen Miss, Mount Pleasant master), Hillside Preparatory school Freeman Rev. Chas. Earle llz.A. [[vicar] Tasker John, Labumam cottage Canning John Samuel, Wyche crest Frost Mrs. Tannachie Wade-Gory Miss, Fern hill Clark Miss, The Cottage Goldie Mrs. Hornyold lodge Woodward Miss, Hawthorn cottage Clarke Thomas, Inglehope Hanhury Rev. Jn. M.A.[[curate],A5h cot commcxnczAr. Cobhett Frank, The Highlands Hill Mrs. Dulas BadhamThos.boot & shoe maDancell lo Cock Charles H. Mathon lodge Hopton Misses, Sherhourne cottage Banister Albert, fly proprietor Coldwell David Brainerd, Strathinore Howl Mrs. Gleabrook Bevan George Alfred, cabinet maker, Cope Edward James, Woodland vihw Hutchinson Miss, Rock villa West Malvern house Cowley Mrs. West view Ingram Mrs. Oak cottage BiggsJames,shopkeeper,Ryecroft house Davis Miss, Coney Bras north McCann George, Oakwood Biggs William, stone mason de Walden Lady Howard Millbright Geo.John Reuell, Lyntonville Brooks Syrani (Miss), fruiterer, see Biebbaum Eev.Fredk.Albert Grosvenor Murphy Willlarn aca, C.M. Mendip Woodward & Brooks x.i. (warden), Clergy House of Rest Mylren William, Holme Wicbham Chambers Eliza(Miss),teacher of music, Elwell Robert John, Rose bank Neville Mrs. Wyke cottage Meadow bank Farmer Mrs. Coney Brae Osborn Marmaduke J. B.A. (assistant Clifford John, beer retailer, z The Mount Peilding Lady Mary1 Adelaide cottage master), Hillside Preparatory school Cllfford Williarn,lodging ho.Colmworth

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- 150 LITTLE MALVERN. WO1iCESTEItSHJRE. [[KELLY'S window retains some glass of the time of Edward IV. there buildings are incorporated in the mansion. The soil j, are 150 sittings. The register dates from the year 1691. The loamy; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley living is a vicarage, net yearly value £40, including io acres and pasture. The area is 735 acres ; rateable value, £1,027; of glebe, in the gift of Lady Henry Somerset, and held since the population in 2892 was 204. 1878 by the Rev. Frederick Feel ILA. of Oriel College, Ox- Parish Clerk, John Coldrock. ford, who resides at Barassie house, Malvern Link. The LETTER Box cleared at 8.30 am. & 6.45 pen. Letters Catholic church of St. Wulstan, erected and opened in 2862, through Malvern Wells, which is the nearest money order is an edifice of stone in the Gothic style, consisting at present & telegraph office, arrive at 8 a.m of nave and baptistry, and has about 200 sittings- there are attached schools. Little Malvern Court is the seat of Charles Catholic School (onixed), erected in 1864, for ?o children; Michael Berington esq. n. L., r.p. who is lord of the manor average attendance, ?o; Mrs. Jennings, mistress and principal landowner; some portions of the monastic The Protestant children attend the schools at Malvern Wells Berington Charles Michael u.n., ja'. f BullockThoo.frmr.Lit.Malvern grounds Gough George, farm bailiff to Clurlos Little Malvern court I Gill Michael, rate collector & assistant Michael Berington esq Moody Robert Sadleir, The Farm j overseer, St. Wulstan?s Webb John, farmer, Rabbit warren Tidmarob Rev. Joseph Benedict [[Catbo- I Hill Charles, carpenter Woodyatt Thos. gardener, Huntley rot lic], The Priory I MALVEIIN WELLS is very healthily situated and property whatever; there are other springs of the sane or commands extensive and picturesque views of a large tract similar water, which is sent to all parts of England, and hers of country, on the eastern side of the ridge of the Malvern quantities of soda and other mineral waters are made by Hills and the border of Herefordshire, and was formed in Messrs. W. & S. Burrow, of Malvern, and by Messrs. x8?6 into an ecclesiastical parish from the civil parish of Han- Schweppe & Co. the celebrated manufacturers of London ley Castle with stations on the Worcester and Hereford The water of this well is beautifully clear, with a tempera. branch of the Great Western, and Worcester and Cheltenham ture of 460 Fahr. and has a cool and pleasant taste; its branch of the Midland railways, .? miles west from Upton- specific gravity is x ton, and containing in the gallon only on-Severn, S north-east from Ledhury, 25 north-east from the 6-4285 grains of solid matter, it is of extreme purity, lie- Wye and 2 south from Great Malvern, in the Southern divi- tween the water of this spring and that of St. Ann's well in sion of the county, Lower Pershore hundred, Upton-on- Great Malvern, there is scarcely any material difference, as Severn petty sessional division and union, Great Malvern will be seen from the following analysis of the Holy Well county court district, rural deanery of Powick and archdea- spring by A. N. Tate esq. of the Liverpool College of Chenis. conry and diocese of Worcester. The church of St. Peter, a try, which gives the amount of the different salts lO 0,000 building of stone in a modern imitation of the Early English parts and one gallon respectively style, was erected in 2836 by the Rev. P. Boissier, from de- In 2,000 In one galce, signs by Mr. Garrard, of Clifton, and consists of chancel, parts. 70,000 gro. nave, transepts and north porch, and has a clock at the west Carbonate of Lime o1464u 202410 gee. end: the church was resented, and stained windows and an Carbonate of Magnesia 022200 48400,, organ added in e86?, under the direction of the Rev. F. flop- Carbonate of Iron u031 10 0t2470,, kinson : the reredos, executed by Forsyth of Worcester, Carbonate of Soda o23330 093310,, contains figures of our Lord and the Evangelists: there are Sulphate of Lime ?oo367o i 500 sittings, 250 being free. The registers date from the Sulphate of Soda 0013ll0 oopiio,, year 2836. The living is a vicarage, average yearly value, Chloride of Sodium o13519 094570,, £270, derived principally from pew rents, in the gift of Mrs. Iodide of Sodium otoooq Finnie, of the Abbey, Malvern Wells, and held since iSpi by Silica 002750 019250,, the Rev. Donald Tait M.A. of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. The Alumina traces traces. Midland Counties Fish Culture Establishment here is a pri- Organic matter do 4o. vate and non-commercial undertaking for augmenting and -- improving the stock of fish in the inland waters of this coun- 093732 655159 try: the arrangements are on an extensive scale, and include Posr, M. 0. & T. 0., 5. B. & Annuity & Insurance Offica 78 ponds of various dimensions; and two hatcheries, each Miss Emma S. Merryday, sub-postmistress. Letters at- capable of incubating 6,000,000 ova: the operations of the establishment are not restricted to the propagation of sal- rive at 7 a.m. 22.30 & 4 p.m. dispatched at 9 & ee.5e monidro only, a large amount of attention being also bestowed am. 6.30 & 7.30 p.m upon the culture of coarse fish, such as perch, dace, roach, Waezn BoxEs, Gothic cottage, cleared at ? & 9 n.m. 12 noce bream, tench &c. A drinking fountain was erected in 1887 & 6.45 p.m. week days only; Tyrol house, cleared at 1.45 near the church, by the parishioners. John Vinceat Horn: & 11.45 a.m. & 7p.m. week days only; Hurst Lee, cleared yolld esq. u.n., up. of Blackenore Park, is the chief land- at 5 & ?.`5 a.m. r.i? & 6p.m. week days only owner. The area is 739 acres; the population in 1892 was National School (mixed & infants), erected by Miss Warring- 1,013. ton, at the south end of the parish in z885, at a cost, en- On the bill side, above the village, is the well-known cluding the site, of £s,ooo, for `36 children; average "Holy Well," granted x Elizabeth (2558-9), under the Great attendance, So: Wyadham Hull, master; the old eden1 Seal, to John Hornyold esq. but afterwards encroached from has been converted into a reading room, open from 6.3010 the estate, and subsequently re-purchased in `843, together 9 p.m. except tuesdays; William Bott, secretary with the acre of land adjoining it, hy T. G. Hornyoldesq. County Police Station, Geo. Meek, constable,Westminstee ed who erected, at a cost of £400, the picturesque buildino- Volunteer Fire Brigade, John Vernall, captain & 22 0000 which still shelters the well; it is now the property of J V keys kept at post office Hornyold esq. of Blackenore Park, the public having, as in RAILWAY STATnoas centuries past, simply the right of user; the well is famous Midland, Alfred Spriggs, station master for the perfect purity of its water, which has no chemical Great Western, Thomas Haines, station master PIOOVATE.RE5IDENTS. Hainsworth Misses, Regent lodge Walford Eev. Henry, Wadham lodge Attwood Mrs. Carlsruhe Harper Miss, South cottage Warrington Miss, The Belvedere Attwood Thos. Arth. Carless, Carlsruhe Helliens Henry, The Larches Webb Mrs. Spring hill sleale Mrs. Ingleside Hill Major Win. Chas. ?.r. The Cottage Werge Miss, Ashdown rlroadwood Walter, Ferney Hodgson William Pritchit, Woodlands Whitfield Mrs. The Shrubbery Brown Miss, Summerfields Hopkinson Rev. Francis nun., 1¾5.A. Williams Miss, 2 Woodlands Bucknall John, Hillside The Dell conearniceAr.. Burrow Mrs. Hurst Lee Jennens Mrs. Broomles Baggott Mark, shopkeeper, The Wyche Burrow Walter, Eaton lodge Karsiake Mrs Beach Richard, Hornyold Arms hotel Burton Rev. Ezekiel, Rydal mount Kendall Albert, Rockeide Bendall William, plumber, painter W- Campbell Miss, Warkworth cottage Kempoon Miss, Highland cottage Rose lawn Cordeaux Mrs. Woodfield lodge Knight Misses, Heathlands Benson Win. com. tray. Westminster ed Delys Madame, Kinnesley house Laing Miss, Cypress cottage Betteridge Joseph, farmer, Firs fain de Satge Henry, Hartfield Peek Rev.Edward eesxA.Heghfield mount BnnceWilliam,grocr. xxWestminsternd EastwoodChas.Edmd. The Old Vicarage Price Mrs. Enotfield Burgess William, pheasant & poaltni Enetwood Mrs. The Old Vicarage Roger Mrs. Graham house food manufacturer Finnie Mrs. The Abbey Sanderson Thomas, Wells road Clare Thomas, saddler Fowler Miss, Villa Nuova Scott Rev. Joseph, Tyrol house Clarke Marrianne (Miss), Essiengtos'5 Fowler Mrs. Langdalle lodge Smallwood Miss, Carlsruhe private hotel Graham Mrs. Graham villa StableAlfredflenry ae.a.TheWells house Cotterell James, shopkeeper, Rose ent- Graham William, The Cliffe Swiason Mrs. Bredon house - tage, Westminster road Grey-Jones Mrs. Beechlauds Tait Rev. Donald M.A. The Vicarage Creese Richard, linen draper Grindrod Chas. Frederick, Wyche side Tillard Alfred Edmund, May place Dee William, shoe maker

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- DIItECCORY.J WORCESTERSHIRE. MALVERN LINK. 149 Cotterell Arthur, paperhanger, Horo- Kiec Coward,teacher of music,Lower rd Swaffield Ernest Frederick, tailor, habit logical cottage, Worcester road Kice Fritz, teacher of music, Lower rd & breeches maker; high class tailor- Cotterell Arthur (Mrs.), fancy reposi- Knapton Dinah (Mrs.), beer retailer, ing at moderate prices; patterns sent tory, Horological cot, Worcester rd Leigh Sinton road on application, Kingston house, County Police Station (William Berry, Leeke James,aniller(water),Worcostr.rd Worcester road sergeant), Worcester road Leigh Drainage District Board Sur- Symonds Alfd. coal dealer, Worcester rd Cowley George, butcher, Worcester rd voyor's Office (Thomas Caink, sur- Tanner Henry, cab proprietor, Retreat, Cox William F. assistant overseer & rate veyor),Stanbridge vil.Alhert Park rd Pickersleigh road collector & collector to the local Lewis Alfred Elias, builder & coffee Taylor George Edward Moore, solicitor, hoard, Spring cottage,Spring gardens house keeper & inspector of nuisances Link elm, Leigh Sinton road Davis John, shopkeeper, Howsell road to local board, Worcester road Thacker John, tailor, Quest Hills road Davis Win, emigration agt. Merton rd Lloyds Bank Lim. (agency), Worcester ThomasWm. Hy. boot ma. Quest Hills rd Davis Win, hoot makr. Leigh Sinton rd road; draw on London office, 72 Timbrell John, upholsterer, Laurel cot- Dawoon Bernard, consulting engineer, Lombard street a C tage, Quest Hills road York house; London office, arodJan- Lyfie Robert, plumber &e.Quest Hills rd Towndrow Jn. Jerom,drpr. Worcester rd non street a c. Malson James William, shopkeeper, Towndrow Richard Francis, grocer & Deane Ellard (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Quest Hills road corn dealer, Worcester road Trafalgar terrace, Richmond road Malvern (The) Pure Water Company Tudge William, plumber, Merton road Dent Henry C. watch maker & jeweller, (J. 0. Bennett, managing director), Underwood & Co. coal merchants, Rail- Morton road mineral water manufacturers way station, Worcester road Dobbs Thomas George,solicitor,Arundel Mellor Emily Emma (Mrs.), lodging Venner Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, villa, Richmond road house,Kingswood cottage,Worcestr.rd Holly cottage, Leigh Sinton road DouglasWilliam M.A.preparatory school, Merriday Charles, grocer, Teharo house, Venner Thomas, saddler, Worcester rd The School, Somers road Worcester road Wade Nathaniel, baker & beer retailer, Dutson Win. beer retailer, Worcester rd Merriman Chas. fly propr. Worcester rd Worcester road Dyson Thomas William, pony carriage Moore George William, butcher, & post Walford Francis, gasfitter, Rowland ho. proprietor, Merton road office, Quest Hills road Worcester road Edwards & Co.grocers &c. a Beauchamp Morehouse Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, Walford Harriet (Mrs.), fishmonger, villa, Worcester road 3 Trafalgar terrace, Richmond road Worcester road Evans George, builder, Stanley villa, Morris Thomas, smith, Farley road Webb William Essington, agent for Worcester road Morris Wm.sexton,Alpha cot.Church rd Clarke, Lewis & Co. (Worcester), Fillmore Frederick, tobacconist, Clare- Newell Jn.bldr.2Alma vils.Worcester nil brewers, 2 Oak villas, Worcester road mont cottage, Worcester road Nihlett HerbertJames,carriage builder, Wedgeburrow Thomas, lodging house, Fisher William Sheen, farmer, Towns- Worcester road Oaklands, Church road end farm, Worcester road Norris Mary (Mrs.), shopkpr. Lower rd Weir Archibald Munday L.R.C.P.Edin. Floyd Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, Page Maria (Miss), dress maker, 2 Ru- physician & surgeon & med. officer to Ferudale, Church terrace warden cottages, Quest Hills road local hoard, St. Giles', Worcester road Footer George Henry Thomas, clerk, Parry James, station master, Railway West Richard, insurance agent, Pro- Local Board offices, Victoria road station, Worcester road speet cottage, Spring gardens Franklin Emma (Miss), lodging house, Parsons Jn.Royal Oak F.H. `Worcester nil White William, coal merchant, Railway Church terrace Pearce Fras. Win. plumber, Goodson rd station, Worcester road Friend Julien (Mrs.), lodging house, Porter William Edwin, analyst, Somer- Wilden Sarah (Mrs.), Fir Tree var. Harford house, Richmond road set villa, Howsell road Worcester road Gabb James, horse breeder, Merton rd Price John, lodging house, Morningtou Wilesmith George & Sons, timber men- Gardiner Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, cottage, Richmond road chants, Church road Richmond villa, Richmond road Proton Jas. lodging house, a The Haw- Wilesmith Martin,coal merchont,Grove George John Winnall, surgeon, & mcdi- thorns, Lower road villa, Howsell road & Railway station, cal officer & public vaccinator Leigh I Reynolds Walter, oil dealer, Regent Worcester road district, Martly union, & ? district, I lodge, Quest Hills road WilesmithWm.miller(steam),Church rd Upton-on-Severn union, Hill view, j Santler C. & Co. engineers, machinists, Witcoinb Charles, butcher, Fir Tree Victoria road I bicycle & tricycle manufacturers house, Worcester road Gittins George, tailor, 3 Church terrace & electrical engineers; telephone & Worcester Diocesan House of Mercy (iodsell Thomas, lodging house, Farley all kinds of electrical work, North- (Home of the Good Shepherd & villa, Farley road umberland works, Howsell road; & Mission Sisters of the Holy Name), `Goule Henry se,a.c.v.s. veterinary at 5 The Colonnade, Grange road, Ranelagh road surgeon, St. Eloy's, Farley road Great Malvern Young James, grocer & baker, & post HallJn.gasfitr.&whitesmith,Worcstr.nd Saunders George, lodging house, n office, Richmond road Hammond Thomas, lodging house, Ivy Thonnloe villas, Richmond road cottage, Worcester road Sefton Benjamin, builder, Belle Vue Upper Howoell. Harris Frederick, lodging ho.Howsell nil villa, Worcester road Barnes Win, farmer, Tan House farm Hawkins Thos. seedsman, Worcester nil Soften Thomas, builder, Quest Hills nil Bullock John, fFrm bailiff to William Haynes Rosalind (Miss), teacher of Smith R. T. & Co. agents to the Great White, Cowley Cross farm music, Ventuor house,Richinond road Western Railway, Howsell road Essex James, farmer, Jamaica farm Hedges & Co; ironmongers, Trafalgar Smith Christopher, boot & shoe maker; Fereday Albt. Hy. shopkpn. & been retlr house, Worcester road all kinds of repairs done, Brighton Price Samuel, farmer, The Gnitt farm Dickson Thomas Henry, printer, sta- house, Worcester road Roberts William, beer retailer tioner, bookbinder & account book Smith Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, Oak Stallard Hy. Richil. baker & shopkeeper manufacturer; established 1870; all villa, Worcester road Tnigg Thus. shopkeeper & beer retailer orders promptly executed on the most Smith Henry, grocer &c. Merton road Wilesmith Geo. jun. fnmr.YatesHay fin moderate terms, Chester house, Smith Win. Robt. baker, Quest Hills nil Richmond road Somerville Fanny (Miss), ladies' school, Lower Howeell- Hill David, beer retailer, Albert Park nil Hazel bank, Worcester road de Trafford Maj. William Walton, ur. Holland Thomas Moore Woollams, South Wales & Cannock Chase Coal & Somerville solicitor, Fern lodge, Worcester road Coke Co. Limited, Railway station, Radcliffe Walter, Howsell cottage Holmes William, news agent, 4 Rose Worcester road Tennyson Arthur, Sherbourue house cottages, Morton road Spilsbury Wm.carpenter,Quest Hills nil Farmer Charles, farmer JeIf Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, x West Stallard Charles, stone mason, Railway GreavesFk. Hy.frmr.Lit.Buckman's frm view, Church terrace station, Worcester road Malvern Link Gas. Co. Lim. (Frederick JeIf William, florist, Morton road Stallard William, estate agent to Earl George Underwood, sec.; John Gould Jones Hy.&Sons,boot mkns.Woncestr.rd Beauchamp, Dalkoith, Richmond road manager) Jones James Alexander, bicycle & tni- Stedman Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, a Meek Walter, farmer & hop grouca, cycle agent, Worcester road Dale cottages, Worcester road Great Buckinan's farm Jones William, general draper, lienlake Stevens Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Partridge Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer house, Worcester road Abbey cottage, Quest Hills road Woman William, New inn LITTLE MALVERN is a small parish g miles south of Powick and archileaconry and diocese of Worcester. The from Great Malvern, a mile south-west from Malvern Wells church of St. Guns, beautifully situated under the eastern station on the Worcester and Hereford branch of the Great slope of the hills, formed part of a Benedictine priory founded Western railway, ?j miles west from Upton and 44 north- here in "7', partly by Henry do Blois, cardinal, and Bishop west from Ledhury, in the Southern division of the county, of Winchester, and rebuilt by Bishop Alcock in 1482: the Lower Oswaldslow hundred, Great Malvern petty sessional choir and central tower, containing one bell, alone remain, division and county count district, Upton union,rural deanery with a goed s?ggep ?n4 te? stalls with inisericor4s; tfr §p?

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<Book_Title> Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire, 1892 </Book_Title> <County> Worcestershire </County> <Date_Band> 1890-1900 </Date_Band> <Category> County </Category> <ID> BCL15011 </ID> <Decade> 1890s </Decade> <TitleOwner> Kelly </TitleOwner> <Location> Worcestershire </Location> ------- 148 MALVERN LINK. WORCESTEItSHIJRE. [[nay's been added, and a memorial chapel to the late lady superior LOCAL BOARD. is now (1892) being erected, at an estimated cost of £4,500; Office, Victoria road. it is of red brick in the early 14th century Gothic style, from designs by Messrs. Bucknall and Comper, architects, Board day, ist thursday in the month, at 10 am. of London. The gas works are at Lower Howsell, and were MEMBERS :-W. W. A. Tree (chairman), William Davis, erected in v86r. The area of the local board district,which in- Arthur Wilesmith, George Pike Yapp, Warner Ottley, eludes Malvern Link,Upper and Lower Howsell, and parts of James Amphlett, Edward Roger Cooper Hayes, James New Town, North and West Malvern, is 730 acres; the Lewis & Bernard Dawson population in 1891, ecclesiastical parish, ?,oxg; local board Treasurer, George Edward Martin esq. Worcester Old Bank, dsstnct, 3,765; rateable value, [[17,124. Great Malvern Sexton, William Morris. . Medical Officer of Health,William Woodward M.D. Worcester Posy, M. 0. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Clerk, George Henry Thomas Foster, Local Board Office Offlce,Richmond road.-JamesYoung,postmaster. Letters Inspector, Frank Elisha Harding through Great Malvern arrive at 6.30 a.m. 12 noon & 4 & Surveyor, Thomas Caink. Stanbridge villa, Albert Park road 8 p.m.; dispatched g am. 12.15, 6 & ? p.m. ; sunday Collector, William F. Cox, Spring Cottage, Spring garden 7.45 p.m Posy & M. 0. 0., 5. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, County Police Station, Worcester rd. Win. Berry, sergeant Quest Hills.-George William Moore, sub-postmaster. Scuoons Letters arrive 8.30 a.m. 12 noon & 4 & 8.?o p.m.; sun- National (mixed & infants), enlarged in 1878, at `a cost of day 8.30 a.m. ; dispatched at ?, 8 & 10.45 a.m. is noon & [[4oo, for 200 boys, 100 girls & 8o infants ; average attend- 2 & 6.go p.m.; sunday, 6 p.m. Malvern Link is the ance, 100 boys, 6o girls & 6o infants; Frederick Miler? nearest telegraph office master; Miss Miller, infants' mistress WALL LErrER Box (near Royal Oak), cleared at 8.45 am. British (mixed & infants), erected in 1844, for 130 children; 12.10 & 6.25 p.m.; sundays 10.35 a.m. Eastuor house, average attendance, 67; Miss Nancy Burston, mistress cleared at 5, 9.15 & 10.45 a.m. & 12.30, 2.30 & 7. p.m.; Lower Howsell (mixed), built in n86?, for 6o children; sundays 7 p.m. Upper Howsell, cleared at 6.so p. m.week average attendance, 45; Miss Mary Ann Spicer, mistress days only. Lower Howsell, cleared at 6.25 p.m.; sundays Railway Station, James Parry, station master xx am Malvern Link. Harrison Joseph Hutchinson, Spring Venner Thos. Holly cot.Leigh Sintoard racv?rx RESIDENTS. villa, Spring gardens Waller Miss, Aldboro', Ranelagh road Aldren John Bourne, The Lizans, High- Hartland Mrs. Trescoe, Somers road Ward Wm.Hen. Oakridg-e,Richenond nil field road HaynesMurray,Ventnor ho. Richmnd.rd WarnerHarding,nTheBirches,Somers ri Ann Frank William, 2 Brighton villas, Hays Edward Roger Cooper,The Limes, Weir Archibald Munday, St. Giles, Worcester road Farley road Worcester road Bailey Oram,TheLindens,Richmond rd Hobro Frank, Elm side, Church road Welehinan Miss, Berkeley vil. Church vi Bathe Richd. Uridge vil. Albert Pk.rd Holland Thomas Moore Woollams, Fern West Mrs. Prospect cot. Spring grins Bennett Hugh, Parkfield, Richmond rd lodge, Worcester road Wightman Henry Christopher, Inch- Bennett Jn.Geo. Cerney ho. Victoria rd Holme George Jackson, i Glen villas, garth, Worcester road BennettWm.Fredk. Uridge,AlbertPk.rd Somers road .Wilesrnith Martin, Grove vil. Howsell ri Bentley William Handy, Link lodge, Holmes Mrs. .4 Westhourne terrace, Wilesmith William, s Vosterburg villas, Pickersteigh road Richmond road Church road Biddulph Miss, The Uplands, Somers rd Hooper Mrs. Sunny lodge, Worcester rd WilmotMrs. Volton,Ash vil. Worcoaltni Binyon Miss, Somers villa, Somers road Horton Miss, Ringrose villa, Merick rd Woodhouse Charles, i Thornlce villas, Bode Mrs. Northwick ldg.Vietoria road Hunter Reuben Augustin, 2 Trafalgar Richmond road Bonkless James Pitcairn M.D. Eastnor, terrace, Richmond road Yapp George Pike, Fairview, Somers N Worcester road Irbing Mrs. Garesdone,Lansdowne road COMMERCIAL. Bovington Thos.Jn. 2Glen vils.Snmers rd Jones Thomas Webb, Sunny side, Rich- Amphlett James, grocer &c. Horsel BridgewaterHy.Wynstone,Victoria road mond road road, Quest hills Broadstock Miss,LinkEnd CotFarley rd Joseland Mrs. Springville lodge, Albert Axell Alfred, boot maker, n Glen cet? Brodie Sergt. -Major William, i Mark- Park road tages, Lower road ham villas, Church road Keary Mrs. Sunnyside, Highfield road Ayres William,tailor, `6 Church terrae BromleyMisses,Rosendale,Worcester rd Keary Sydney John Blizzard, Stoulton- Bagnor Chas.insur.agent,13 Church ter Bullas Mrs. Ainsley cot. Quest Hills rd bourn, Highfield road Baldwin Joseph E. lodging house, May Butler Miss, Ringrose cot. Merick road Kendall David,Broome lo. Worcester rd cottage, Quest Hills road ChildMiss,Link Power loAlbert Pk. nil Knipe Miss, Corley villa, Farley road Barnett William Edward, insorazas Clarke Mrs. Hy. Hardnigg,Albert Ph .rd Lakin Edward, Link end. Packersleigh rd agent, s Farley cottages, Howsell e?d ClarkeMiss,Beaconsfield vl.Richmnd.rd Lane Miss, Harcourt, Richmond road Beard Hannah (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Cook George, Woodville, Church road Lloyd Mrs. s Markham villas,Church rd Church terrace Cook Thos. Newland cot. Worcester nil Lovelandmomas,Hope cotWorcester rd Bennett John George & Co. wine ner? Cormick Miss, Alpha villa,Chnrch road* MastersWm.Kempstow ho.Worcester nil chants, Worcester road Davenport Miss, Field view, Victoria nil, Morris William, Alpha cot. Church rd Berry William,sergeant of police,Coeanty Davis Mrs. s The Birches, Somers road j Morrish William, Lynton, Victoria rd Police station, Worcester road Dawson Bernard, The Laurels, Leigh Ottley Warner, Hilton, Worcester road Blundell & Co. brewery stors. Howsell ci Sinton road Palmer Miss, Clifton villa, Church road Bonkless James Pitcairn M.D., C.M. seer- Day Rev. Archibald M.A., n.p. The Peel Rev. Frederick 5P.A. [[vicar of Little geon, Eastnor, Worcester road Vicarage, Church road Malvern], Barassie ho. Worcester nil Doorman Chas.Jn.chemist,Worcescerra Dent Samuel, Redcliffe, Victoria road Prior Mrs. Cedrus villa, Church road Bosley Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, Dobbs Ths.Geo.Arundel vl.Richmnd.rd Santler Thomas, Northumberland villa, Westbourne terrace, Richmond road Douglas Wmasr.A.The School,Somers rd Howsell road Bovington Thomas John, teacher p1 Dunsterville Miss,Airdrie, Richmond rd Savory James, Field side, Church road music, 2 Glen villas, Somers road East Mrs. x Brighton vils. Worcester nil Seller Miss, Laugherne villa, Church rd Bragg Elizabeth (Mrs.), Express inn, EatockMrs. xVosterbnrg vils. Church nil Sharpe Alfil. The Hollies,LeighSinton rd Quest Hills road Eyre Mrs. x The Pynes, Somers road Seddon Rev. David, Chesnut villa, Broadbridge Eliza (Mrs. ),lodging hense? Faber Mrs. Shrawley ho. Worcester nil Worcester road 4 Bedwardine cottages,Quest Hills ci Foster George Henry, Victoria road Skinner Miss, Rose villa,Worcester road Browning & Wesley,refreshment reems, Froidefond Jean,St. Hilda,Worcester nil Smith Stephen, Quest Hills road Railway station, Worcester road Gabb Miss, Morecroft house, Howsell nil Somerville Miss,Hazel bok. Worcester nil Bullus Dvd.Glo'ster Armse'.H.Merton vi- George John Winnall A.E.C.L.Hill view, Stallard William,Dalkeith,Richmond nil Caink Thomas, surveyor to Malverii Victoria road Starkey Nathaniel,Clearwell,Victonia nil Link local board & Leigh drainage Goldingham Edwil. Thomas, Pembroke Stillingfleet Miss, St. Mary's cottage, district board, Stanbridge vils villa, Church road Church terrace Albert Park road Goodyear Thee. Rose vil.Quest Hills nil Stowe Rev. Henry, St. Leonard's Caswell Arthur Ransonne,lodginghesuser Green Mrs. Cl;?desdale, Richmond road mount, Ranelagh road 2 Church terrace Grist Rev. Gordon Clunes M.A. [[curate Taylor George Edward Moore, Link Coates Henry, carpenter, Eanelagh ci of Newland], Hope cottage elm, Leigh Sintssa road Collett Frank William, butcher, Lyttir Hamblett Job Thomas, Lyttelton villa, Taylor Mrs. Link elm, Leigh Sintoen nil ton cottage, Worcester road Worcester road Taylor Win. Brighton cot. Worcester nil Cook Thomas & Co. carriage works- Harper Alexander Gordon, Lennox Thomas Freilk. Stapleton, Highfield nil Established 3825 lodge, Richmond road Tree Warren Williams Arrowsmith Inventors of the New Patent Brake fpl HarrisChs.Hy.sLombard vls.Church nil LL.B. 2 The Pynes, Somers road Two Wheel Carriages Harris Mrs. Raglan house, Somers road Turner Mrs. Ingledene, Somers road Cook Thomas,hair dresser,Worcestsrrd

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