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96 BROCKLEY. [ kelly 'sLey John, baker, 75 Brockley road Long Alfred John, Talbot inn, Tyrwhitt road MacdonaldEllenMary(Miss),teacher of music,73Tyrwhitt rd Maclean Miss, school, 52 St Margaret’s square Maclean William, Oxford college, 190 Brockley road Manfield William, house decorator, 58 Brockley road Marshall Frederick Richard, cab proprietor, 88 Foxberry rd Marlin J. & Sons, dairymen, Endwell road Mason Charles Alfred, solicitor, 9 Tressillian road Mathews William, ironmonger, 28 Harcourt road Mathews William, paperhanger, 75 Howson road Matthews William, baker, 189 Brockley road Meakin Charles, medical electrician, 22 Arabin road Miller J. provision dealer, 193 Brockley road Miller Jane (Miss), dress maker, 127 Malpas road Mitchell Edwin, wheelwright, ia , Malpas road Mitchell Robert Nathaniel m.d. physician, 25 Wickham road Montagnou A. boys’ school, Rokeby road Moore John, boot maker, 8 Vulcan road Moran P. hosier, 299 Brockley road More A. T. greengrocer, 172 Brockley road Morelli Mariano, artist, 9 Endwell road Morris George, insurance agent, 42 Arabin road Morris Margaret (Mrs.), laundry, 13 Braxfield road Morris Wrilliam, turncock, 135 Malpas road Morrow Walter, teacher of piano, 30 Malpas road Mosbach-Amy F. (Madame) prof, of french, 51 Tressillian rd Moseley H. P. upholsterer, 318 Brockley road Musgrove Mrs. dress maker, 7 Harcourt road Nell William, gas & hot water engineer, 50 Malpas road Newling James, surveyor, 78 Brockley road O’Connor John, boot maker, 6 Coulgate street Oxley Thomas W. furniture dealer, 183 Brockley road Page Charles, draper, 287 Brockley road Paine William H. carpenter, 44 Arabin road Pakes John James, rate collector, 8 Malpas road Parke Charles James, surgeon, 89 Breakspears road Parish Alfred, florist, 304 Brockley road Partridge Joseph, jobmaster, Brockley tips, Endwell road &

149 Stanstead roadPeirson Elizabeth & Haines E. C. (Misses), Ashby House

college, 17 & 19 Wickham road Penny W. J. stationer, 253 Malpas road Peracovich Thomas, professor of languages, 5 Harcourt road Perrett T. H. grocer, 99 Endwell road Perry (Mrs.), smallware dealer, 71 Howson road Phillips George, tea gardens, Brockley road Phillips (Mrs.), laundress, Brockley road Phillips Ruth (Mrs.), fancy repository, 93 Brockley road Pitt Henry, general shop, 11 Foxwell street Plummer (Miss), Breakspe&r college, 37 Breakspears road Postmen’s Office, Foxberry road Purslow J. (Miss), fancy repository, 4 The Facade Putley E. (Miss), ladies’ school, 49 Endwell road Quy John, Duke of Edinburgh p.h. Malpas road Rawlings T. J. grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &

spirit merchants, 179 Manor road Ray son John, carpenter, 26 Malpas road Reid Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 29 Rokeby road Renshaw Annie Louisa (Mrs.), ladies’ school, Brunswick

college, 72 Endwell roadRinger (Madame), dress maker, Wyke house, Harcourt rd Rose Zachariah, oilman, 173 Brocklcy road Russell & Co. coal merchants, 169A, Brockley road Russell Leonard J. grocer, 41 Harcourt road Russell Mary A. (Mrs.), laundry, 95 Foxberry road Rutter Arthur, hair dresser, 5 Coulgate street Ruttley James, tailor, 146 Foxberry road Saggers George Leopold, builder, 35 Harcourt road St. Paul’s Deptford Cemetery (Thomas Marchant, clerk to

the burial board ; John Ellis, supt.), Brockley road Samwells John Joseph, butcher, see Wood & Samwells

Sayers Thomas, builder, 56 Arabin road Schofield Charles, wine merchant, 187 Brockley road Schultz W. A. chartered accountant, 168 Malpas road Seaman & Co. house & estate agents, 97 Endwell road Shepley Frederick Thomas, chemist, 169 Brockley road Sinclair (Miss), dress maker, 27 Malpas road Smith Edward, surveyor, 2 Manor road Smith Elon, grocer, 165A, Brockley road Smith James, greengrocer, 175 Brockley road Smith (Mrs.), young ladies’ school, 48 Brockley road Smith Philip A. stationer, & post office, 185 Brockley Toad Smith Richard, boot & shoe maker, 278 Brockley road Smith W’illiam Thomas, tailor, 11 Howson road Smyth Francis Sydney L.R.c.P.Edin. surgeon, Castleacre.

Adelaide roadSteel George, com dealer, 4 Crofton terrace Stephens (Misses), school, 196 Brockley road Stephens William, stone mason, 196 Brockley road Stratford Richard H. boot maker, 98 Foxberry road Strong G. W. piano tuner, 25 Foxberry road Strong H. E. teacher of piano, 25 Foxberry road Sunderland Charles, boot maker, Brockley road Tattershall John, confectioner, 5 The Facade, Brockley road Taylor Charles, furnishing undertaker, 37 Malpas road 1

Friendly streetThomas H. J. A. & K. (Misses), dress makers, 5 Vulcan rd Thomas E. general shop, 1 Foxwell street Thomas James, boot maker, 177 Manor road Thompson Albert Frederick, news agent, 298 Brockley road Thorpe Albert E. tobacconist, 293 Brockley road Till A. (Miss) ladies’ school, 34 Breakspears road Tipper Cornelius, professor of violin, 35 Rokeby road Turnham C. E. boot maker, i a , Malpas road Twiddy Thomas, jobbing gardener, 126 Foxberry road Tyne Main Coal Co. 165s, Brockley road Umfreville William Henry, farmer, Joy farm, Brockley lane Upton James Henry, tailor, 4 Brockley Toad Varley & Buckley (Misses), boys’ preprtry. schl. 54 Manor rd Verschooten Pierre, hair dresser, 240 Malpas road Victoria Wine Co. 8,5 & 291 Brockley road Vidler Lizzie (Miss), teacher of pianoforte &; singing, ro

Tressillian roadWakeling HarrjT, house decorator, 141 Brockley road Waller John, assurance agent, 43 Arabin road Walter Charles, dairy, 81 Brockley road Waters Brothers, dairymen, 296 Brockley road Waters S. W. confectioner, 171 Brockley road Webb Mary (Mrs.), provision dealer, 100 Foxberry road Weeks Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 208 Brockley road Weight Frederick, Lord Wolseley p .h. 76 Brockley road Wellbeloved Alfred, butcher, 180 Brockley road Weller George, saddler, 8 Coulgatc street & 47 Royal hill Wellman Henry, rag & bone shop, 102 Foxberry road West George, slater, 5 Howson roadWest Kent Grammar School (Rev. John George Moore

Stretton m.a. head master), Adelaide road White John James, carpenter, 3 Vulcan road White Peter, oilman, 74 Brockley road Whittaker Charles, builder, 60 Brockley road Wickham College (Henry Groome m.c.p . prin.), 1 Manor rd Wilkinson Joseph, chimney sweeper, 28 Foxberry road Willden Frank, oil & color man, 95 Endwell road Williams John Henry, plumber, 274 Brockley road Wilson Alexander, builder, 74 Braxfield road Wolvridge John, chimney sweeper, 10 Foxwell street Wood & Samwells, butchers, 199A, Brockley road WoolidgeWltr.Brockley cycle wks. Brockley tips, Endwell rd Woolley Arthur, Stockhurst dairy, Coulgate street Woods Nathan, fishmonger, 178 Brockley road Wykes George Henry, draper, 180 Brockley road Young John S. corn dealer, 249 Malpas road Young Richard, estate office, 62 Adelaide road

B R O M L E Y .

Bbomley is a market and union town, head of a petty sessional division and parish with stations on the London, Chatham and Dover and South Eastern railways, 10 miles from London, 14 from Sevenoaks and 6 south-by-east from Greenwich ; it is situated on the Hastings line of road, through Sevenoaks and Tonbridge, near the east bank of the Ravensbourne, in the Western division of the county, hundred of Bromley and Beckenham, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, West Dartford rural deanery, Maidstone archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury and within the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan police (who have a station here) and of the Central Criminal court.

Bromley is governed by a Local Board consisting of twelre members, the Local Government Act of 1858 having been adopted here April 9th, 1867; the town is partially paved and lighted with gas by a company and supplied withwata from works at Shortlands, the property of the West Kent Water Works Co.

On January 1st, 1878, a short line of railway was opened to this town from the Grove Park station on the London and Tonbridge branch of the South Eastern railway, affording direct communication with London bridge, Cannon street , and Charing Cross.

The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a structure of brick

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and flint, consisting of chancel with vestries and organ chamber over on the north, and a chapel on the south side, nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled tower at the west end of the south aisle, with an octagonal turret at the north-west angle: the tower contains a clock and 8 bells, hung in 1877, and the nave is surrounded on three sides by deep galleries : there is reason to believe that a church existed here in the Norman period, which was almost entirely rebuilt during the 14th century, but of the mediaeval church there are now only very few remains ; in the last century, about 1792, the structure seems to have been either rebuilt in red brick, or so remodelled in that material as to have retained but few features of the previously existing edifice; in 1830 the body of the church appears to have been again rebuilt, and in 1873 fresh alterations were made, when the interior was reseated, the galleries new fronted, the font restored and a new reredos and pulpit introduced, at a total cost of .£2,451, but the tower, dating from the 15th century, has remained untouched; the organ was erected in 1876, at a cost of £970, defrayed by the late Sir E. H. Scott bart. : of the ancient church there remains the basin of the font, a square block of Pur- beck marble, with plainly arcaded sides, and probably dating from the 12th century, a massive oak door of the 14th century, and a very interesting, but mutilated, arched recess of the later 13th century, the triangular head of which has been completed and the cusps restored ; and the recess, now placed on the north side of the chancel, serves as a credence: the west wall of the nave, belonging to the 15th century, contains a flat-arched window, now filled with glass removed from the former east window, erected in September, 1857, by Lord Farnborough : in 1884 the church was enlarged by the addition of the chancel, with south aisle or chapel, and vestries with organ chamber above, on the north side, in the Decorated style, from designs by Mr. T. Gr. Jackson m A. architect, at a cost of nearly £4,000; these being consecrated December 16th, 1884: the work is of brick, faced with flint and dressings of Doulting stone externally, all the internal architectural features being in white chalk : the chancel is fitted with oak stalls, and an open oak screen divides it from the aisles : on the south side of the sacrarium are triple sedilia of elegant design, richly crocketed : the floor of the chancel is laid down with white and grey marble, and there is a pulpit of open worked tracery in oak, on a stone base, and a brass lectern : in the chancel aisle are two stained windows, erected as a memorial to Charles Robinson Harker, d. January 12th, 1885: the church contains various brasses, and a number of monuments of considerable interest: in the chancel is an inscribed brass to Isabella, wife of Richard Lacer, a former mayor of London, ob. 1361: on the floor is a large slab with brass effigies and

inscription to Richard Thornhill esq. of Bromley, ob. Feb. 15, 1600, his two wives and children, and there are others to the Younge family, including John Younge, bishop of Rochester, ob. 1605 »in the chancel is also an elaborate monument, adorned with arms, official insignia and books, to Zachary Pearce d.d. successively bishop of Bangor and Rochester, d. June 29, 1774, and Mary his wife, d. Oct. 23, 1773 : here also is a monument representing cherubs supporting drapery, inscribed to Harington Bagshawe, curate of Bromley and rector of Woolwich, d. May 29, 1739 ; and there are other memorials to Thomas Bagshaw, also curate and rector of Southflete, d. Nov. 20, 1787 ; and Henry Smith d.d. vicar here and rector of Bradley, Hants, d. July 22, 1818: in the chancel aisle is a finely-wrought monument of white and coloured marbles to Thomas Chase esq. of Bromley Common, and Sarah his wife, 1754-60 ; and in the south gallery another monument to Thomas Chase esq. their son, 1788 : the galleries also contain a series of memorials to thcScotts, of Sundridge Park, including one to Sir Edward Henry Scott bart. d. Aug. 1, 1883, and others to families of the same name, some of these being related to the ducal house of Buccleuch: there is also a large monument to John Hawkesworth ll.d. the friend of Dr. Johnson, d. 1773: another to John Gifford, the biographer of Pitt, d. 1818 ; and several to the Boyd, Raikes and Norman families: at the west end of the centre aisle is the gravestone of Elizabeth, wife of Dr. Samuel Johnson, with a Latin inscription from his pen ; she died March 17, 1752 : on the external wall of the south aisle is a slab with a long inscription to Elizabeth Monk, d. 1753, aged 101 ; and a small tablet to Martine French, 1661, and four of his wives : in the churchyard, enlarged in 1845. are altar tombs of good design, with shields of arms, to the Gratwicke, Tanner and Emmett families, others to the families of Evans, Dewar, May and Wollaston, a large railed tomb to Sir Samuel Scott bart. d. Sept. 30, 1849, and near the lich gate, constructed in 1855, at a cost of £70, from the designs of Mr. J. P. St. Aubyn, is a lofty obelisk of granite, erected to Coles Child esq. d. 1875: the principal entrance to the church is at the west

end, reached through an avenue formed by four spreading yew trees of considerable age : adjoining the churchyard on the west are the grounds of the old rectory: the church plate includes a silver-gilt chalice with cover, given in 1791 by George Norman esq.; two silver-gilt patens, given in 1803 by Robert Makepeace esq.; a silver-gilt chalice with corer, dated 1807 ; and a silver flagon, given in 1854 by the Rev. James Edward Newell m.a. vicar, 1820-65: thechurch has 1,200 sittings, of which 250 are free. The register of baptisms dates from the year 1558 ; burials, 1578; marriages, 1575. The living is a vicarage, yearly value of the endowment being £150 (increased by fees and Easter offerings), gross income £500, including 71 acres of glebe and house, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and held since 1865 by the Rev. Arthur Gresley Hellicar m.a . of Wradham College, Oxford, and surrogate.

St. John the Evangelist’s is an ecclesiastical parish,formed December 17th, 1880, out of the mother parish and embraces that portion lying between Plaistow and Widmore. The church, situated in Park road, and originally a structure of iron, erected in 1872 as a chapel of ease to the parish church, is now' a building of stone in the Perpendicular style, and consists of apsidal chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a turret on the south side with spire and containing one b e ll: there are 700 sittings. The register dates from the year 1880. The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £206, net yearly value about £300, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Bromley, and held since 1881 by the Rev. Peter Barker m .a . of Brasenose College, Oxford.

St. Mark’s iron church, at the foot of Mason’s hill, opened 30 Nov. 1884, as a chapel of ease to the parish church, has 300 sittings.

Christ Church, Bromley park, erected by Samuel Cawston esq. at a cost of £2,600, and opened in 1887, is an edifice of brick in the Early English sty le : the very handsome benches are of Canadian oak, carved in Glasgow, and the oak pulpit was exhibited in the Colonial Exhibition : the organ was formerly in Beckenham church. The church is licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and has 350 sittings. The living is an incumbency, held since 1890 by the Rev. Charles HolenL.D. of Richmond University, U. S. A.

The Congregational church, situated in the Widmore road, and opened in 1882 by the Rev. Henry Allon d.d. is a building of red brick with stone dressings in the Romanesque style, from designs by Mr. Truefitt, architect, of London, and with the schools and lecture room has cost nearly £14,500, raised wholly by subscription: the church was enlarged by the addition of transepts in 1886, at a cost of £4,500, and has now sittings for 900 persons.

The Baptist chapel, Park road, built in 1864-5, has 550 sittings: the Wesleyan chapel, in the High street, is an edifice of Kentish rag and Bath stone in the Early Geometric style, and has an elegant open turret with spire attached to the principal front: it will seat 800 persons. The Union Baptist chapel,Sherman road,is a building of iron erected in 1886, and has 250 sittings.

The WTesleyan chapel, Far wig lane, is an iron structure seating 250 persons.

The Primitive Methodist chapel, Bloomfield road, Shooting common, is an edifice of brick, erected in 1877, and has sittings for 100 persons. The Brethren have a meeting room in East street, seating joo persons.

The Swedenborgian chapel, in West street, erected in 1867, is also of iron, and has 250 sittings.

The Cemetery, consecrated September 19th, 1877, has an area of 5A. in. 6p. and contains two mortuary chapels: it is under the control of the local board.

Bromley College, situated at the entrance of the town from the London road, was founded and endowed by John Warner d .d. bishop of Rochester, in 1666, for twenty poor widows of loyal and orthodox clergymen: by the benefactions of Bishop Pearce and his brother William Pearce, who gave £12,000 ; Mrs. Helen Betenson, a donor of £10,000 ; r Dr. Walter King, bishop of Rochester, who in 1823 gave £300 in Three per Cents. ; Mrs. Rose, who gave in 1824 £8,000, and others, the funds have been largely increased, so that now forty widows have each an allowance of £38 yearly and a separate residence : the buildings, constructed chiefly of red brick, in the style -of the 17th century, form two quadrangles, containing 42 houses, and include a chapel of Gothic design, rebuilt in 1875, and seating 130 persons; surrounding the whole are well-kept flower gardens and shrubberies : the college is managed by a body of 14 trustees, seven of whom, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, are ex officio : the chaplaincy, yearly value £170, in the gift of the president and fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford, has been held since 1890 by the Rev. Edgar Frank Cornwallis Noott m.a . of that college.

The Town Hall is a structure of brick, principally in the Elizabethan style, and was erected in the Market place, on

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the site of the old Market House, in the year 1865, by the late Coles Child esq. The hall is 69 feet long by 32 feet wide and 40 feet high from the floor to the internal roof; und 'r the central portion of the building a market is hel 1 on Thursday ; a large portion of the market square being also used for the same purpose: the southern end is occupied by the Metropolitan police station.

The London and County Bank, hitherto carried on in the Town Hall, has been transferred to premises, erected in 1887, in the High street ; these are of fine brick, with Bath stone dressings, in a simple Italian style.

At the Drill Hall and Gymnasium, in East street, are the head quarters of the E and F companies, 2nd Volunteer Battalion, Queen’s Own West Kent Regiment.

The Bromley Volunteer Fire Brigade has its headquarters at the “ White Hart,” High street.

The School of Science and Art, in Tweedy road, was opened in 1878, and is in connection with the department at South Kensington.

The Bromley Conservative Club, established March 4th, 1881, in the Market square, was afterwards removed to the mansion known as “ Bromley Lodge,” in the High street, and contains a large reading room, smoking and recreation rooms, with a library of about 200 volumes, and is well supplied with papers and periodicals ; there are now (1890) 700 members : lectures or addresses are delivered and smoking concerts held on every third Tuesday evening during the winter season ; Edward Packe esq. president; Colin J. Campbell hon. sec. There is also a Liberal Club and local Conservative and Liberal Associations.

The Cottage Hospital, in South hill, established in 1869, rebuilt in 1875 and enlarged in 1886, is supported by’ voluntary contributions, and under the management of a committee of 15 persons ; it now contains 18 beds, and two cots for children ; the average yearly number of patients attending the hospital is about 140.

Sheppard’s College, founded and endowed by Mrs. Sheppard, widow of the Rev. Thomas Sheppard d .d . fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, for the benefit of five unmarried daughters of widows who have resided with their mothers at Bromley College, is situated in the north-east corner of the college grounds ; each pensioner receives £44 yearly and a house rent free, together with medical attendance.

John Lascoe,in 1850,bequeathed a sum of £2,880 Consols, the dividends arising from which are for decayed trades- m °n : this legacy was in August, 1855, secured to the Bromley Philanthrophic Society, founded January 6th, 1841 : Elizabeth Lascoe, in 1853, bequeathed £194 Consols, the interest to be applied to the benefit of tradesmen’s widows.

In 1885 a Charitable Society was formed here for the Telief of the distressed poor, the subscriptions to which amounted to £500 and upwards: in connection with this society, an emigration society, affiliated to the London SelfHelp Emigration Society, was also formed, and since April, 1886, about 24 persons have been sent to various parts of the world, at an average cost of £3 18s. per head.

The Bromley Recreation Ground, pleasantly situated on Martin’s Hill, consists of i i a . 5P. and was purchased by the Local Board in 1879, at a cost of £2,500, from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : in 1887 n acres of adjoining land, called the “ Queen’s Mead,” was purchased at a cost of £4,300, and is used for cricket and other games. At the entrance is a neat lodge, near which is a drinking fountain, erected in 1887 ; the whole is under the control of a committee.

The manor has belonged from time immemorial to the Bishops of Rochester, and was purchased by Bishop Alfstan in 967 from King Edgar, but disposed of in recent times by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ; the former palace of the Bishops of Rochester, situated between the Widmore road and the railway, is a plain mansion of red brick with stone dressings, rebuilt in 1775 by Bishop Thomas, and situated on a slope in a small park containing some fine elms and an avenue of limes leading to the house; the interior comprises a large entrance hall and staircase of dark oak ; to the left of the entrance is the old chapel, a low chamber with small windows, consecrated in 1701; the porch has an excommunication scene in stained glass : here it was that Bishop Attcrbury (1713-23) resided when he was visited by Pope and Swift and here he formed the plots which eventually led to his exile ; his daughter-in-law was afterwards a pensioner at the college : the palace is now the residence of Coles Child esq. j.p . : in the gardens, which are well laid out and kept, is a chalybeate spring, called St. Blaize’s Well, connected with which was once a little oratory, which fell into ruins after the Reformation; over the well is now a thatched roof supported on six pillars. At Sundridge Park, one mile north-east of the town, remarkable fossils, of the oldest tertiary beds, are found.

Bromley Hill, about half a mile north, and formerly the residence of the Right Hon. Sir Charles Long, afterwards

Lord Farnborough, has been purchased by Samuel esq. ; the park consists of about 150 acres, of which abo 40 acres are laid out for building purposes.

Coles Child esq. j.p . is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are Sir E. H. Scott hart. Coles Child esq. j.j, the trustees of the late Mrs. LeGrix White, of Learning! on-Ulles water, Penrith, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners the trustees of the late Archibald Norman esq. and Ge rj* Wvthes esq.

The area is 4>7°6 acres; rateable value, £146,500; thj population in 1871 was 10,764, and in 1881, 15,154.

Bromley N e w Town is half a mile east and is becoming a thickly populated district.

Elmstead is a hamlet two miles north-east, consisting [ a few villa residences, in Chislehurst postal deliver}7. Sun- dridge Park House is a beautiful mansion in theltalan style, situated at the foot of a declivity, in a well-wooded park of about 1,000 acres, of which about 100 acres h Te been laid out for building purposes.

So u th borou g h is another hamlet, two miles south-east from Bromley and half a mile south from Bickley station.

Parish Clerk, Jabez Wood, Clareville, Ethelbert road.Widmore is a hamlet and village, one mile east from

Bromley and half a mile west from Bickley station. In the village is an ancient gabled house, the gateway leading to which, almost overhung with ivy, bears the date iS99and the initials “ A. B.”

Bromley Common district extends for about two miles n the main road to Sevenoaks and embraces the southern portion of Bromley parish, including Shootmg comm n an part of Soudiborough. The common itself was inclosed in 1822, the common rights having been extinguished by a Local Act, 4 George III. (1763-4). The ecclesiastical parish of Holy Trinity was formed August 8th, 1843. The church is a building of flint, with stone dressings, in the Gothic style, and consists of apsidal chancel, nave, transepts, south porch and an embattled western tower containing one belhrn 1884 the church was restored, reseated and a chancel added and an organ erected in memory of George Ward Norman esq.: there are 500 sittings, 100 being free. The register dates from the year 1843. The living is a vicarage, average yearly value from tithe rent-charge £220, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and held since 1882 by the Rev. Frederick William Haines m .a . of St. John’s College, Cambridge. St. Luke’s, Bromley Common, is an ecclesiastical parish, formed May 31st, 1889, from the parish of Holy Trinity. The church, erected in 1886, is an edifice of brickin the Early English style,consistingof chancel,clerestoried nave of seven bays, aisles, west porch and an incomplete western tower containing one bell : the west window is stained, and there are 700 sittings. The register dates from the year 1887. The living is a vicarage, yearly value from th Ecclesiastical Commissioners £120, and average tithe rent- charge £40, without residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held since 1887 by the Rev. Reginald Illingworth Woodhouse m.a . of St. John’s College, Cambridge. A Primitive Methodist chapel was erected onSho ting common in 1877. The population in 1881 was 3,149-

Parish Clerk, George Gill.Bickley is an ecclesiastical parish, formed July 2;rtk

1866, from the mother parish of Bromley, a mile and half east from Bromley and 12 miles from London ; it is cheer* fully situated and contains many good houses and modern villas, and the park is richly wooded. There are stations at Bickley, on the London, Chatham and Dover line, and at Chislehurst, on the South Eastern railway. The church of St. George, built in 1864 by George Wythes esq. and con* secrated in July, 1865, is an edifice of stone, in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, tran* sept, south porch and a lofty western tower with spire, conspicuously seen from Chislehurst station, and containing* clock and one bell: there are several stained windows, sittings for 820 persons, about 100 being free : a large pam1 room, used as a choir vestry, has been added to the churcb The register dates from the year 1864. The living is * vicarage, gross yearly value, including £50 annual end ** ment, with pew rents, £500, with residence, in the gift the trustees of the late George Wythes esq. who also erect# the vicarage house, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Kobe** Wood m.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Across road, on the hill, close to Chislehurst common, is a qua ' gate-house constructed by the owner of Bickley Hall a5, water tower for the supply of the estate, but is not now us# for that purpose. The principal landowners are the trust#8 of the late George Wythes esq. of Bickley Hall. The is 718 acres ; the population in 1881 was 962.

P la is tO W , half a mile north from Bromley, is an ecd®" siastical parish, formed February 5th, 1864, from the mott* parish of Bromley, and consists of the hamlets of PlaiSTO* and Fakwig , together with part of the London road. E®1*





DIRECTORY.] KENT. BROMLEY. 99is a station on the direct lino to Bromley of the South Eastern railway. The church of St. Mary, built in 1863, is a building of flint, with quoins and facings of Bath stone, in the Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a western turret containing one b ell: the chancel was added in 1881, from designs by Mr. W. K. Mallett, architect, at an estimated cost of ^2,000, and was consecrated on Saturday, May 14th, in that year, by the Archbishop of Canterbury ; the nave was built in 1864, at a cost of/4,000: the stained east window was erected in 1884 by Lady Scott and family in memory of Sir E. H. Scott hart, and two others by Major Satterthwaite as memorials of his

two children: the organ was erected in 1882 and an organ chamber and clergy and choir vestries were built about 1890 : there are sittings for 450 persons. The register dates from the year 1864. The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge ^154, net yearly value £300, with residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held since 1873 by the Rev, William Hodgson m.a. of St. Peters College, Cambridge. The principal landowners are Lady Scott and Lord Kinnaird. The area of the district is 656 acres ; the population in 1881 was 2,126.

Verger, Edward Ford, Far wig lane.

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Post, M. 0 . & T. 0 ., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, High street.— William Beale, postmaster. Hours of business, for sale of stamps, registration of letters, delivery of letters to callers, issue of postal orders & parcel post busi- - ness, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ; Sundays, 7 to 10 a.m. (no parcel post business) ; payment of postal orders, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m .; M. 0 ., S. B. & annuity & insurances, issue of inland revenue licences, sale of inland revenue stamps, 9 a.m, to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; telegraph business,8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ; Sundays, 8 to 10 a.m. & 5 to 6 p.m

Dispatcher of Mails— Week Days :(1) London & London forward, 8 a .m .; (2) London & Lon

don forward, 9.50 a.m. ; (3) London Je London forward, 10.45 a m- I (4) London & London forward, 1.15 p.m. ; (5) London & London forward 2.30 p.m. ; (6) London & London forward & foreign & colonial night mails, 5.20 p.m. ; (7) London & London forward, 7 p.m. ; (8) Sussex & Kent, Croydon, Redhill & Reigate, 8 p.m. ; (9) London & London forward & foreign & colonial day mails, 10.30 p.m.; Beckenham direct, 11.10 a.m. & 2.15, 6.10 & 10 p.m. Sundays— London & London forward, 5.45 p.m. for first London delivery' & first provincial day mails from Gr. P. O. next day ; Sussex & Kent, Croydon, Redhill & Reigate, 5.45 p.m. for first delivery next day

letters &c. can be registered up to 30 minutes before the time of posting ordinary letters, or by the payment of a late fee of 4d. up to the same time as ordinary letters. Parcel post mails for London & suburbs, 12 noon, 2.40 &8 p.m. & for the provinces, 10.45 a & 1, 5 & 9.30 p.m

Town Deliveries.ast delivery, 7 a.m. from London & provinces, Scotland,

Ireland & the Continent; to callers only at 9 a.m. ; 2nd delivery, 12.30 p.tn. from London & provinces, Scotland, Ireland & the Continent; 3Td delivery, 3.30 p.m. from London & provinces; 4th delivery, 7.15 p.m. from London & provinces

The town deliveries will include all letters &c. posted at head office up to 6.30 a.m. 12.15, 3.10 & 7 p.m

On Sundays, Christmas day, Good Friday & bank holidays the first delivery only is made

fPosT & M. O. O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Offices, Bickley station fSub-Office. Letters should have S.O. Kent added).— James Thomas Hilder, sub-postmaster: letters received from London at 7.40 a.m. also via Bromley, 1, 4 & 8 p.m. ; dispatches 9 & 10.20 a.m. 12.10, 2.5, 4.40,5.40, 6.10 & 9.30 p.m.; Sundays, 5.40 p.m. tBromley Common.— George William Stanmore, receiver: letters arrive from Bromley at 7.30 a.m. & 4 & 7.45 p.m. ; sundays, 7.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 8.40 & 11.40 a.m. & 3.20, 7& 8.45 p.m. ; Sundays, 8.30 a.m. Homesdale road.— William Stenning, receiver : dispatched 9 a.m. & 12, 4 &8 p.m. London road.— Joseph Follett, receiver: dispatched at 9.20 & 10.30 a.m. & 12.40, 2.10, 4.30, 6.40 &8 p.m. Mason’s hill.— Arthur Tredgold, receiver : dispatched at 9.20 & 10.20 a.m. & 12.25, 2.15, 4.20, 6.30 &8 p.m. Palace road.— Fred William Nye, receiver: dispatched at 6, 9.15 & 10.20 a.m. & 12.15, 2.20, 4.15, 6.15 & 9.20 p.m. ; Sundays, 4.50 p.m. Widmore.— Charles M ingfield, receiver: dispatched 6, 9 & 10.5 a.m. & 12.10, 2.10, 4.10, 6.10 & 9.10 p.m. fShortlands station.— W. J. Dowler, sub-postmaster: dispatched 9.20, 10.15 & 11.35 a.m. &2.30, 4.25, 6.20 & 9 p.m. ; Sundays, 4.35 p.m

Po s t & Telegraph Office, Shooting common.-^Mrs. Eliza Parker, receiver: letters dispatched to Bromley at 9.10 a.m. & 12 noon, 4, 7.25 & 9.15 p.m. ; Sundays, 9 a.m

Marked thus f are Telegraph Offices.County Magistrates for Bromley Division.

Waring Wm, esq. Woodlands, Chelsfield, Bromley, chairman Kinnaird Lord, Plalstow lodge, Bromley Lubbock Right Hon. Sir Johnbart. f .c., m.p ., d.c.l ., f r .s ., '

F.S.A., D.L. High Elms, Downe, Beckenham Lennard Lieut.-Col. Sir John Farnaby bart. d .l . Wickham

court, BeckenhamPender Sir John k .c.m.g., f .b .g s ., f .r .s.e . Foots Cray

Place, Foots Cray S.O *

Local Institutions &c.*

Barnes Frederick Dallas esq. Bickley Batten James esq. Highfield, BickleyBeamish Lieut.-Col. Edward Spread r .a. Halfway St. Bexley Berens Richard Benyon esq. m.d. St. Mary Cray . .Child Coles esq. Bromley palace, Bromley Colvill Lieut.-Col. Thomas Harpur, Overdale, Shortlands Devas Charles Frederic esq. Pickhnrst manor, Haye3 Edlmann Frederick Joseph esq. Hawkwood, Chislehurst/ Forbes J. S. esq. Wekt Wickham, Beckenham Fox T. Hamilton esq. The Oak, near Orpington Goodhart Chas. Emanuel esq. d.l , Langley park, Beckenham Haigh Frederic William esq. Woodlands, Bickley Hainbro E. A. esq. Hayes Place, Beckenham Lennard Henry Arthur Farnaby esq. Wickham Court, near

BeckenhamLow Stephen Philpott esq. Round Hill villa, Sydenham Martin Richard Biddulph esq. m.a., f .e .g.s. Chislehurst Nickalls Patteson esq. Fallowfield, Chislehurst Norman Archibald Cameron esq. The Rookery, Bromley

CommonNorman Gerard esq. Oakley, Bromley Common Smith Clarence esq. Hawthorns, Chislehurst Spicer William Gage esq. Oakwood, Chislehurst Stevens Richard esq. Maywood, Beckenham Wilson Cornelius Lea esq. The Cedars, Beckenham

Clerk to the Magistrates, Robinson Latter, Market squarePetty Sessions are held at the Court house every monday at

11 a.m. The places included in the Bromley Petty Sessional Division are the same as in the union & county court district ,

L o ca l Board.Offices— East street.

Board days, alternate tuesdays.Members.

James Batten, chairman Thomas Davis Daniel Grinsted William Chatterton m.d. Edmund Isard Charles Lamb

James Curtis Thomas C. McIntyre George Henry Payne Henry Selby John Scott esq. jun James Edward Woodward

Clerk, Robert Gordon Mullen, The Dargle, Elmfield road Treasurer, William McKewan, London & County Bank Medical Officer of Health, Arthur Frederick Gambell Codd

m.b . 20 Widmore roadSurveyor, Hugh Stowell Cregeen, 42 Freelands road Sanitary Inspector, Henry Abrams, 5 Westmoreland road Collector, George Stone, Local Board office, Bromley

Public Establishments.Burial Board, East & West streets, Robt. G. Mullen, clerk ;

Cemetery, London road, George Huxley, superintendent Cottage Hospital, South hill, W'alter Thomas Beeby m.d.

Herbert James Ilott m.d. David Thomson Playfair m.b . Wm.. Chatterton m.d. & John Scott m.d. medical officers ; Herbert H. Pain, hon. sec.; Miss Julia Birmingham, matron

County Court, His Honor Homersham Cox m.a . judge ; Robinson Latter, 'registrar & high bailiff; the courtis held every month at the Court house. The district comprises sixteen parishes, v iz .: Bromley, Beckenham, Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Cudham, Downe, Farnborough, Foots Cray, Hayes, Keston, Knockholt, North Cray, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, St. Paul’s Cray & West Wickham

Certified Bailiffs appointed under the Law of Distress Amendment Act, Henry John Lansbury, Market square, Bromley ; George Weller, Market square, Bromley ; John Bright Browett, New Beckenham ; Thomas Wright, Kent house, Beckenham; George Isaac Neate, Kent house, Beckenham ; David William Cameron, Beckenham; Edward Stephen Harris, Simpson road, Bromley; Walter Mortlock, Newlands park, Sydenham; Frederick Payne, Market square, Bromley ; Robert Allen, Huxley, Foots Cray ; Samuel Henry Wright, Foots Cray ; John Nettlefold, High street, Bromley; Martin Jesse Dickens, Market square, Bromley

Inland Revenue Office, Wm.McCarthy,officer, 17 Gt.Elms rd

K. S. & S. 7*





Metropolitan Police Station (P division), Town hall, James .Reilly, resident inspector ; 2 non-resident inspectors, 2 acting sergeants, 5 sergeants & 46 men

Stamp Office, Post office, High st. Wm. Beale, distributor Town Hall, Market placeVolunteer Fire Brigade, supt. James Hopton & 12 men ; en

gine house at White Hart hotel, High street West Kent Main Sewerage Board, Sir F. J. Lennard bart.

chairman ; R. G. Mullen, sec. ; Sir J. W. Bazalgette c.e . & Alfred Williams c.e . engineers ; Local Offices, East st

Volunteers.West Kent (Queen’s Own) Yeomanry Cavalry (A Troop),

Capt. E. H. Hills, commanding ; Sergt.-Major A. Quy, drill instructor

Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment), 2nd Volunteer Battalion (E & F Cos.), Drill hall, East street; Captain B. H. Latter, E Co. & Capt. E. Latter, F Co. commandants ; David Thomson Playfair m.d. surgeon ; Patrick Morgan, drill instructor

Bromley Union.Board day, alternate fridays, at the Workhouse, Lock’s

Bottom, at 12 noon.The Union comprises seventeen parishes, namely, Bromley,

Beckenham, Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Cudham, Downe, Farnborough, Foots Cray, Hayes, Keston, Knockholt,Mot- tingham, North Cray, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, St. Paul’s Cray & West Wickham. The population of the Union in 1881 was 48,925 ; rateable value, .£500,500

Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Robert Gordon Mullen, Local offices, Bromley

Treasurer, Geo. Dennen, London & County Bank, Brornley Relieving & Vaccination Officers & Collectors to the Guar

dians, No. r district, Hy. Jas. Rose, logFarwigla. Bromley; No. strict, J. Bates, Anglesea road, St. Mary Cray

Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No. 1 district, Arthur Fredk. Gambell Codd m.b. 20 Widmore road, Bromley ; No. 2 district, William Watkin Edwards, Fern lodge, Keston ; No. 3 district, William Donaldson L.K.Q.c.F.irel., m.d. St. Mary Cray ; No. 4 district, Jas. Gideon Creasey, Brasted; No. 5 district, Albert Primrose Wells m.a.,l . r .c.p . Edin. Beckenham ; No. 6 district, David Kingm . d. Etham ; No. 7 district, Frank Shaplev, Sidcup

Superintendent Registrar, Robert Gordon Mullen, Localoffices, Bromley ; deputy, John Dyer, Local offices

Registrar of Births & Deaths, Bromley sub-district, II. J. Rose, 109 Farwig lane, Bromley ; deputy, Louis Rossini Laumann, Plaistow; Chislehurst sub-district, J. Bates, Anglesea road, St. Mary Cray ; deputy, H. Algar, St. Mary Cray

Registrars of Marriages, C. Freeman, 8 Glebe road ; deputy, Alfred Bailey, 39 Palace road, Bromley

Workhouse, Lock’s Bottom, Farnborough, is a building of brick, built in 1837, to hold 324 inmates ; Rev. P. H. Percy t .a .k.c.l. chaplain; Robert Alexander Shannon l .s .c.p . Edin. medical officer ; Geo. H. Gregory, master ; Mrs. Frances S. Grimsey, matron

Rural Sanitary Authority & Highway Board.Meets at the Workhouse every alternate friday, at 12 noon.Clerk, Robert Gordon Mullen, BromleyTreasurer, Geo. Dennen, London & County Bank, BromleyMedical Officer of Health, Harris Butterfield, SevenoaksSanitary Inspector, William Street, St. Mary CraySurveyors,No. 1 district, William Martin, jun. Farnborough ;

No. 2 district, William Martin, Pound place, SidcupSchool Attendance Committee.

Meets at Workhouse every month at noon.*

Clerk, Robert Gordon Mullen, Bromley Attendance & Inquiry Officers, The Relieving Officers

Public Officers.•M

Certifying Factory Surgeon, James W'ilJiam Ilott, Beechfield Clerks to Commissioners of Land & Assessed Taxes, Robin

son Latter, Market squareClerk to Burial Board, Robert Gordon Mullen, East street Collector of Poor’s Rates, George Stone, Park end Inspector of Weights & Measures for Bromley Division,

James Davis, Bromley Common Market Toll Collector, Robert Vickers, 7 Weston grove Surveyor of Taxes, A. Macmillan, Park road, Croydon Vestry Clerk, R. LatterBromley & Beckenham Joint Hospital Board, Robert Gordon

Mullen, clerk; Colonel Sir John F. Lennard bart. j.p. chairman : members are elected bj’- the Bromley & Beckenham Urban Sanitary Authority & Bromley Rural Sanitary Authority

P la c e s o f "W orship with times of services.SS. Peter & Paul’s Church, Rev. Arthur G. Hellicar m.a .

vicar; Rev. Frederick Haslam m.a . curate; 8.30 & 11 a.m. & 3.30 & 7 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m. ; fri. j i a.m. ; holy communion at 8.30 a.m

Holy Trinity Church, Bromley Common, Rev. Frederick William Haines m.a . vicar ; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m

St. George’s Church, Bickley, Rev. Robert Wood m.a.vicar ; 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

St. Luke’s, Bromley Common, Rev. Reginald I. Woodhouse m.a . vicar; 8 & 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; daily, 8 a.m. ; wed. 12 noon

St. Mary’s Church, Plaistow, Rav. William Hodgson m.a. vicar ; Rev. Harry Francis Maltby m.a. curate ; 8 & ir a.m. & 7 p.m. ; week days, 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. in winter t 6 p.m. in summer

St. John’s, Park road, Rev. Peter Barker m.a. ; 8 & 11 a.m, & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. & fri. 12 noon

St. Mark’s, Chapel of Ease (iron), Mason’s hill, 8.30 & nа. m. & 7 p.m

Baptist, Park road, Rev. A. Tessier, minister; 11 a.m. &б. 30 p.m. ; moil. & thurs. 7 p.m

Brethren, ministers various; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed.7.30 p.m

Congregational, Widmore road, Rev. Robert Henry Lovell, minister; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.15 p.m

Mission Room, Plaistow, 6.30 p .m .; tues. 7.30 p.m Union Baptist Chapel, Shermans road, Rev. James Moffat

Logan, minister; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; mon. 7 p.m. k wed. 7.30 p.m

Primitive, Bloomfield road, Shooting common; n a.m. k6.30 p.m. ; wed. & fri. 7.30 p.m

Swedenborgian, West street, 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Wesleyan, Farwig lane ; 11 a.m. &6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m

Wesleyan, High street ; 11 a.m &6.30 p.m. ; mon. & wed. 7.15 p m

Wesleyan, Tylney road, Bromley ; 11a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Rev. John J. Simon, Rev. T. Ogden Taylor, Rev. Thomas Clarke, Rev. G. Beesley Austin kRev. J ohn W b .a. ministers

Newspapers.Bromley Record, 14 Market square, Strong & Sons, pub

lishers ; published monthlyBromley Telegraph, 25 Market square, Charles William

Gedney, proprietor & publisher ; published fri Bromley & District Times, 19 East street, Kentish District

Times Co. Limited, proprietors ; published fri Kentish Sun, 18 Bromley common, William Williamson,

proprietor & publisher ; published fri

Schools.A School Board of 9 members was formed in 1888, George

Wall, clerk to the board, Local offices, Bromley ; James Jackson, attendance officer

The School Attendance Committee consists of 12 members; R. G. Mullen, clerk ; H. J. Rose, 109 Farwig lane, Bromley & J. Bates, St. Mary Cray, attendance officers

Board (temporary) Raglan road (boys, girls & infants); E. Baldwin, master ; Miss A. M. Mackie, mistress; Miss B. Hodgson, infants’ mistress ; average attendance, 140 boys, 109 girls & 109 infants

Board (temporary), Recreation road (boys, girls & infants); George Coppin, master ; Miss Sarah A. Evans, mistress; Miss J. P. Davidson, infants’ mistress ; average attendance, 82 boys, 64 girls & 128 infants

School of Science & Art, Tweedy road, Thomas Davis, hon.sec.; Thomas Frederick Harris, master

National (Central), near Bromley College, first established in 1716 & remodelled in 1814: the present school was built in 1855, at a cost of about £2,700, for 700 children; average attendance, 700 ; James Churchill, master ; Miss Annie Harper, mistress ; Miss Elizabeth Churcher, infants’ mistress

National (mixed), Mason’s hill, erected in 1872, for 305 children; average attendance, 350; Frederick Lewis, master ; Miss Jane Longford, infants’ mistress

National (mixed), Bromley common, erected in 1840, for 180 children; average attendance, 175 ; Frederick Fawcett, m aster; Miss Worcester, mistress

National (Bickley & Widmore), Tylney road, erected in 1873, for 330 & enlarged in 1881 for 550 children; average attendance, 300 ; Henry .Harlow, master ; Miss Elizabeth Barnes, mistress ; Miss Maria Lloyd, infants’ mistress

National (mixed), Plaistow, erected in 1874, for 400 children; average attendance, 325 ; Louis Rossini Laumann, master; Mrs. Julie Laumann, mistress

Infants’, Sundridge park, erected in 1880, for 65 children;average attendance, 55 ; Mrs. Sarah Ann Lewis, mistress

National (infants), Addison rbad, Bromley common, built in 1883, for 240 children ; average attendance, 150; Miss Gertrude Hutt, mistress

Hail w ay Stations.Mason’s Hill (L. C. & D. R.), John Maynard, station mastrf New Bromley (S. E. R.), W'alter Penn Capon, station mast*





DIRECTORY -3

Plaistow (S. E. R.), E. Christer, station master Bickley (L. C. &D. R.), James Tlios. Hilder, station master Agent to the London, Chatham &> Dover & South Eastern

Railway Cos. Maurice Lloyd, High streetConveyance.

Omnibus from the 1 White Hart,' High street, to Keston, calling at the L. C. & D. Railway station & the Crown inn, Bromley Common, to meet four down & four up

.trains daily, according to company’s time tables ; also to Keston through Hayes, three times daily ; cabs meet all the trains

L ondon-— Russell & Co. 53 West street daily, Sunday excepted, returning same day. Also carriers to & from Beckenham, Bickley, Famborongh, Hayes, Keston & Shortlands, calling at the ‘ Duke’s Head,’ High street, daily, Sunday excepted ; N. Humphreys & T. Jeffery, tues. & fri.; E. Quinnell, tues. & fri. even. & wed. & sat. morn.; & Carter, Paterson & Co. the London Parcels Delivery Co. & Pickford & Co

B r o m le y .

For Lower Camden, see Chislehurst.private residents.

Abrams Henry, 5 Westmoreland road Adams Mrs. 26 Park road Adams Win. 12 Carlton ter. Gt, Elms rd Agar Thomas James, 29 Palace grove Agnew Mrs. Hampstead lodge, Ham-

melton roadAitken Mrs. 70 Mason’s hill Akehurst John, 7 Pope road Alfred Drummond, 5 Stanhope villas,

Market squareAllan Henry, The Luz, Hammelton rd Alldiss James William, 12 North street Allen John George, 2 Florence road Allen Mrs. Ashburton, South Hill park Allen William, 82 Common Alliston Clement, 5 Homesdale road Allnutt Mrs. 6 Florence road Amos Henry William, 13 Cambridge rd Anderson Miss, 2 Tweedy road Anley William, 13 Hope park Ansted Mrs. 38 Palace grove Anthony Wm. Joseph, 25 Homesdale rd Anton James Ross, 1 Hawthorn road,

BickleyApthorpe Alfred John, Walcot, Blyth rd Arnaud John Fredk. 37 Freelands road Ashby Arthur George, Rossmoyne,

Hammelton road Ashby Mrs. 6 Station road Ashton Wm. Hazeldene, South Hill pk Astle Devon, The Ceders, Southlands

grove, BickleyAtkins William, 124 Homesdale road AtkinsWm.Hy.6Carlton ter.Gt.Elms rd l Austen Miss, 28 Freelands road Avis Henry Studleigh, Hoi wood road Aylwin Chas. H. Sorrento, Elmfield rd JBaddeley Samuel, 87 Widmore road Bailey Arth.W. Homecroft, Highland rd Baillie James, 23 Nightingale road Baker Chas. Montford, 72 Mason’s hill Baker James T. 35 Park road Baker Mrs. Stoneylands, College road Balchin William, 74 Mason’s hill Baldwin Mrs. 8 Station road Baly Ernest, 23 Park road Bare Miss, 56 London road Barker Rev. Peter m.a. [vicar of St.John

the Evangelist], 1 Upper Park road Barnes Fdk.Dallis J.P.Boughton,Bickley Barnett Chas.The Gables, Cambridge rd Barratt Williana, 69 Mason’s hill Barrett Thomas, 41 Mason’s hill Barron Benj. Fern cot. Homesdale road Bartram Mrs. Elmville, Blyth road Barwell Daniel, 8 Freelands road Batchelor John Burder, South view,

South Hill parkBathe Inverness, 81 Mason’s hill Battam Frederick,Buckingham cottage,

Clarence road, Bickley Battam John Harrison, Ashgate, Clar

ence road, Bickley Batten Frank, 44 Park road Batten George, 4 Homefield road Batten Isaac, Berryficld, Chislehurst

road, BickleyBatten James j.f. Highfield,Chislehurst

road, BickleyBatten Mrs. 43 Park road Batten Thomas, 34 Freelands road Baxter Miss, 41 High street Bayford Mrs. 3 Florence road Bayley Alfred, 10 Holwood road Bayley Edward Henry, 50 Palace grove Bayman Charles, 11 Church road

Beach William, 32 College road ■Beale William Faulkner, 67 Tweedy rd Beauchamp George, 1 Park grove Beck George, Vale cottage, Burnt Ash

lane, PlaistowBedborongh James, 32 Freelands road Beddow Alfd. E.Westwood, Oaklands rd Beeby Walter Thomas m.d. Park house,

Beckenham laneBeer Bernhard, 12 Southboro’ rd. Bickley Bell Colonel Jasper, 5 Freelands road Bell Charles, Greenhill, Oaklands road Bell James Alfd.Elmdene,South Hillpk Bell Lindsey, Tormohun, Gt. Elms rd Bemment Hepzibah, 2 Glebe road Benham Mrs. Nutfield, Highland road Bennett John Wheeler, 25 Common Bennett William Thomas, 57 London rd Bennett William Weston, 61 London rd Beresford Capt. Edward Aden, Hill

house, Durham road Berry Charles, 16 Crescent road Bevington Col. Samuel Bourne, The

Elms, Bickley park, Bickley Bikker Misses, Eskbank, Tweedy road BiLton John Harry, 7 Ravensbourne rd Binder Joseph William, 41 Freelands rd Birkett Robert, 2 Longfield, London rd Bishop Claude, The Leys, Sandford

road, South Hill park Bishop George, 2 London road Bishop Mrs. Josiah, 49 Widmore road Black Mrs. 43 Palace grove Blaikiock Reginald St. George, La

Chatelaine, Plaistow lane Blakemore William Agutter, 7 Clarence

road, BickleyBlatherwick Thomas, 4 Queen’s Mead rd Bolding Charles, 23 Johnson road Bond Hy.Chas.M.A., f .c.s. 13 London rd Bond John, 4 Denmark vils. Widmore rd Bone Mrs.Ravensdene,Ravensbourne rd Boorman Edwin, 38 College road Boosey Arthur, 2 Hayes lane Boosey Charles, The Pines, Bickley pk Borton Mrs. Fairlawn, Southlands

grove, BickleyBosanquet Walter Henry, 1 Hope park Bouch John, Coombe Lea, Hawthorne

road, BickleyBourdon Walter, 19 Great Elms road Bourne Miss, The Pines, Elmfield road Bower George Clifford, The Cottage,

Addison roadBower John Adams, 15 Tweedy road Boxall Charles, 70 Common Bradford John, St. Andrew’s,Plaistow la Bramsdon Jn. Stillington,South Hill pk Bray Robert George, 47 Palace grove Brent Cecil, 37 Palace grove Bridges Mrs. 18 College road Bridgman Edward, Elmslie, Hammel

ton roadBrockGco.Wm.Fk.Afton, Hammelton rd Brock John Allen Clutton, 4 Southlands

road, BickleyBrooker Frederick George, Ranquel,

Ravensbourne road Broome Mrs. 6 College road Broomfield Jn.Granville,2Bloomfield rd Brown Charles S.St. George’s,Tweed)'-rd Brown James, 4 Station road Brown Miss, 17 Palace grove Brown Mrs. 93 Widmore road Brown Wm. The Nyth, Ravensbrne. rd Brown William Charles, Penchuirche,

Oaklands roadBrown Charles, Springhurst, South-

borough road, Bickley Browne James Wells, 83 Mason’s hill

Browne Martin Innes, Easedale, Sund- ridge avenue

Browne Wm. Jas. Fairlawn, Tweedy rd Browning Charles Henry, 95 High st Browning William, 23 Homesdale road Bruce Gainsford Q.c., m.p . Yewhurst,

South Hill p ark; 2 Harcourt buildings, Temple e c ; & Carlton & St. Stephen’s clubs, London s w

Bryant Miss, 22 Common Buck John Stirling m.d . 153 High street Buckby James Powell, 15 Crescent rd Bullen Richd. The Hollies,Cambridge rd Button Mrs. 8 College road Bumsted David, Sparnon, Blyth road Bunting Thomas, 15 Great Elms road Burgess Mrs. 51 Palace grove Bums William, 57 Tweedy road Burt John, 29 Mason’s hill Burton William FitzwilHam,Sunnyside,

Bickley Park road, Bickley Burtt Charles T. 45 Common Bush Henry, 16 Glebe road Calland Charles Forbes, 77 Mason’s hi Campbell Colin J. 22 College road Canu Mrs. 14 North street Capon Wralter, 30 West street Cardwell John Henry, 14 Carlton ter

race, Great Elms road Carlyon William John, 36 Plaistow Carpmael Deanston, 8 Church road Carpmael Miss, 17 Homesdale road Carter James, 24 Church road Causton Joseph, Southbarrow, South-

borough road, Bickley Cawston Samuel, Bromley hill Cayley John, Holm dene, Southlands

grove, BicklcyChalmers Alexander, Mountain Ash,

Tweedy roadChalmers Frederick, Farrants, Bickley

Park road, Bickley Chalmers Mrs. 94 Widmore road Chamberlain Mrs. 4 Clarence rd.Bickley Chambers Wm. Somerville, Hawes rd Chapman Joseph Charles, 40 Common Chard Hy. Dinham, 4 Ravensbourne rd Charles Mrs. 43 Widmore road Charles worth Fredk. Easthill, Bickley Charlier Julius Christian, 7 Hope park Chatterton Wm. m.d. 71 Mason’s hill Cheshire Frank, Quinton, Hammeltonrd Chiesman Frederick, 32 Crescent road Child Coles j.p . Bromley palace, Wid

more roadChittenden George Scobell m .a. 55

Widmore roadChristopherson Stanley, 12 Page Heath

lane, BickleyChubb Hammond, 10 Southborough

road, BicklevChurch Frederick James, 10 North st Churchill James, West street Clack Miss, 53 West street Clark Edward, 88 Widmore road Clark Henry Thomas, 4 Glebe road Clark Herbert Garnet, 12 College road Clark Lewis, Snaefell, Lansdowne

road, PlaistowClark William, Waverley, Park grove ClarkeChas.Harwood f .s. a .65 Londn.rd Cluer Albert Rowland, Fondilia, South

Hill parkCoad Richard Henry, 12 London road Cockerton Miss, 23 Palace grove Codd Arthur Frederick Gambell m .b

20 Widmore road Codner John D. 19 Palace grove Collet James, 2 Upper Park road Collet Miss, 1 London road





Collier Richard Irish, Hawthorne, Hawthorne road, Bickley

Collier Richard Nelson, Caerdeon, Ravensbourne road

Collins Benjamin, Cheriton, Common Collins Herbert, 102 Widmore road Collins Joseph, 9 Westmoreland road Collins William, 31 a, Palace grov^ Colven Charles, io Ravensbourne road Cooke Frederick Wm.5 Homefield road Cooke Ur wick, 62 Widmore road Coombes Thomas Couchman, 6 Com Cooper Benjamin, 18 Glebe road Cooper George Quilton, 1 r Tweedy rd Cooper James, Thirsk villa, Plaistow la Cooper John Whittaker, The Firs,

Bickley Park road Cooper Robert, 45 Palace grove Coppin George, 60 London road Cotes Mrs. 5 Longfield Courtney Allen, Wynberg, South HI. pk Coustoll Adolph, Rothwell, Sundrdg. av Covil Thos. Durham ldg. Durham road Cox Charles John, 1 Common Cox Miss, The Firs, Ringer’s road Crafer ThomasNarrien,Hillside, Ravens

bourne roadCramer Hy. Chas.Fairlight, Hoi wood rd Creagh Col. Andrew Michael,Stoneleigh,

Sundridge avenueCregeen Hugh Stowell, 42 Freelands rd Creuze Mrs. Moorlands, Oldfield road,

BickleyCrichott Thomas William, 9 Hope park Crine Misses, 7 Park road Crossley Henry, 1 North street Crossley William L. Linwood, Park rd Crothali John Cooper, 27 Park road Croucher Edward Eliza, Tewkesbury,

Oaklands roadCrowhurst Robert, 57 Common CurtisJames,Raleigh ho.Hammelton rd Curtis Joseph, 43 Common Cusse Edmund, 53 London road Daniels Charles, Kent vil. Addison rd Darby Jsph. Hazelinere, South Hill pk Darby William Henry, 4 Park grove Dashwood Peyton, Staplehurst, South

Hill parkDavey Joseph, 24 Ch&tterton road Davies Evan J. Glanayron,Mason’s hill Davies John, 128 Homesdale road Davies Miss, 41 Palace grove Davis Henry Albert, 1 Cambridge road Davis Israel, Sundown, Elmfield road Davis John Day, 1 Gravel road Davis Miss, Clevedon, Tweedy road Davis Miss, 1 Elmfield park,Elmfield rd Davis Thomas, 78 Widmore road Davis Thomas James, 36 High street DaweEdwd.Fem bank, Ravens bourne rd Dawes Henry, 55 London road Daws HarryRd.Whitegate,Oaklands rd Day Mrs. 2 Rose villas, Homesdale rd Dean. Frederick, Park grove Dean Humphrey, 19 Nightingale lane Deedes Miss, 11 Hope park De la Condamine Mrs. 16 Park road De Mortillett Louis, 32 Glebe road Denham John, 37 West street Dennen George, 141 High street Dennen George, The Bank, High street Dennes Edgar Thomas Martin,9 Home-

field roadDennes Mrs. 3 London road Dennett Edward, Trebarth, Lansdowne

road, PlaistowDerby Earl Edmund, Hollydale lodge,

The CommonDe Sinner Edward, 2 Queen’s Mead rd Devlin John Joseph L.K.Q.c.P.irel. York

house, High street Dewell William, 1 Florence road Dewey ThomasCharles,SouthHilI wood,

South Hill parkDickins Martin Jesse, Bleak house,

Ringer’s roadDickinson William, 17 Ravensbourne rd Dicks Samuel Bernard, 5 Park grove Dillimore Mrs. 45 Tweedy road Dixon Misses, Nymans, Southborough

road, Bickley

Dodson William, Hayesford, Hayes lane Domone William James, Rose bank,

Great Elms roadDorey Mrs. Charles T. 4 Stanhope vils Douglas Henry, 3 Hayes lane Dover Mrs. 20 Glebe road Dow John, Tracey lodge, Spencer road Dowling Mrs. Neelgherries, High street Draiisfield Benjamin, 127 Homesdale rd Draper Edward Danvers, 3 Park grove Draper John J. St. Albans, Highland rd DreihellerHerman,Wartburgh,Haws.rd Dreiheller Paul, Villa Elsa, College rd Duncan John, 7 Palace grove Duncanson E l ward Ford, Nutwood,

Bickley Park road Dunn Edward, 39 Park road I)unstall Mrs. 42 Palace grove DurbridgeThos.Lyndhrst.SouthHill pk Dyas Robert, Avoea, Blyth road Dyer N. Richard, 36 Widmore road Dyson Edward Richard, 11 North st Earnshaw Alfred, Teignmouth, South

Hill parkEastment Henry, 4 Westmoreland road Eastwood George Owen, 100 High st Eccardt Arthur. Dovedale, Oaklands rd Eden Charles, 25 Hope park Edey George, 150 High street Edwards Charles,Newton house,South

lands grove, Bickley Edwards Wm. 6 Clarence rd. Bickley Elcombe Mrs. 8 North street Elder William George, Nettlestone,

Clarence road, Bickley Ellis Arthur Thomas, South Hill park Ellis Mrs. 3 Ethelbert road Ellis Mrs. R. Stainton, The Hollies,

Beckenham lane Ellis Thomas, 2 Park grove Ellis WiJliamC.Meadow lodge,Common Emmet Miss, 59 Tweedy road Englehardt Fredk. Dairsie,Widmore rd Ennor Henry, 2 Norfolk villas, Ravens

bourne roadEscombeRowlnd.Wilcannia,Tweedy rd Everett George, 8 Carlton terrace,

Great Elms road Farley Thomas, 58 Tylney road Faunlhorpe Rev. J.P.Elmfield,Common Felton Henry J. Horndon, Oaklands rd Ferris Mrs. 81 The Common Fertel Geo. Fk. Holmcroft, Ilolwood rd Field Robert, 13 Common Fielding John, 69 West street Filby Boswell, 59 West street Filby Edmund Elmer, 24 West street Findlav Robert, 10 Glebe road Fischer Henry Charles, 79 Mason’s hill Fleet Mrs. 58 London road Forbes Miss, 83 Widmore road For wood Charles, Glendevon, Ravens

bourne roadFoster Frederick, 36 Johnson road Francis Arthur, 65 West street Fraser Angus, 3 Longrield, London rd Fraser James, 156 High street Freeman Charles, 8 Glebe road Freeman John, 52 Widmore road Fricker Mrs. 50 London road Fry George, Thornton house, South

lands grove, Bickley Fuller John, 28 Park road Fuller John P. 44 Freelands road Fullilove Thomas Wm. i4GreatElms rd GardinerSamuelRawson,45Widmore rd Gardner Burnett Gilroy, 20 Common Garfit John, 82 Mason’s hill Garwood Rev. William [Baptist], 34

Palace groveGarwood Samuel, 4 Florence road Gedge Alfred Sydney, Endsleigh,

Hoi wood roadGedge Mrs. Johnson, 30 Palace grove George Charles, 64 Common Gibbins John Thos.Garfield,Tweedy rd Gibbs John, 86 Widmore road Gibson John m.a . Quernmore, Hol-

wood roadGilbert George W. 23 West street Giles Charles, 12 Great Elms roadGihnour Miss, 47 West street

GindcrsJohnMarsh,Ingestre,Tweedy rd GirlingRobtyCarlton ter.GreatElms rd Golding Miss, 2 Denmark villas, Wid

more roadGolds William, 11 Crescent road Gooch David, 1 Carlton ter. Gt.EImsrd Goodacre Samuel, 1 Heathbank villas,

Homesdale roadGoodenough Edward William, Cumber

land house, High street Gooding Harry, 20 West street Goodsell Henry, 48 Bloomfield road Gordon John, Springhill, Plaistow la Gore Robert, 14 Glebe road Gosling Miss, Annandale, Ravens

bourne roadGover John Richard, 80 Widmore roai Graham James, 47 Park road Graham Mrs. 24 Hope park Granlund Carl August, 14 London rd Gray Frank, 14 Park road Green Henry Jarne*, 3 Station road Green Richard, 1 Homesdale road Green Samuel Merevale, Bickley Park

road, BickleyGreenhill Walter, 61 Widmore road Greenwood Mrs. 5 Southlands rd.Bckly Gregory Lewis V\ illiam, 24 Widmore rd Greig Jas. Gowrie,2Page Hth.la.Bckly Grievson Thos. Aveley,South Hill park Grillin Albert, Duddington, Tweedy rd Griliin Jas. Thackwell, 14 Palace grove- Griffin Mrs. 12 Palace grove Griffith Henry, Ashcott, Elmfield road Griffith William Peter, South bank,

Ravensbourne road Griggs Edward, 40 Park road Griggs Robert, Thanefc, College road Grinsted Daniel, Glenview, London rd Groom Mrs. Elmsleigh, Plaistow lane Grossmith John Lipscom.be, Kezanlik,

Tweedy roadGround William, Gunyah, Holwood id Grubb John T. 51 West street Grundy Charles, Linacre, Wanstead rd Gurr Mrs. 31 High street Haigh Frederic William j.p . Wood

lands, Woodlands road, Bickley Ilaines Rev. Frederick William M.A.

[vicar of Holy Trinity], Oakley road Hall Alfred Davidson, 2 Common HallEdwd.S.iKochester vis. WiJmre.rd Hall John, 16 Church road Hall John, 41 Widmore road Hall John Heelas, 63 Widmore road Hall Mrs. Eversley, Elmfield road Hall Mrs. 44 Palace grove Hall Sidney, 6 Stanhope villas Hammond Geo. Fredk. 9 Homesdale rd Hammond Jn. Sparthlield, Wanstead pf Hancock Wm. John, Lamorna, Blyth rd Hankey Ernest Allers, Elmhyrst, Bick

ley Park road, Bickley Hanson Conrad Wild, 22 Park road Hardcastle Charles Robert Hargreaves

l l .b . 39 Freelands road Harding James, 39 Chatterton road Harding James Arthur, 10 Palace grow Harding Wm. The Myrtles,SouthHill pk Hardingham Nathaniel, Meadowcroft*

Plaistow laneHardy Col. John Braithwaite, Byculla*

Clarence road, Bickley Harman Mrs. Park grove Harper Peter, Lindum ldg. Holwood rd Harris David William, 100 Widmore rd Harris Fk. Thos. Stuartdene, College rd Harris John, Glendoe, 41 Tweedy road Harris Miss, Fairlawn ho. 4 Common HarrisThos.Frdk.B.sc.,f .c.s.Tweedy rd Harrison Frederick Wm. 52 London road Hart Samuel, 10 Common Harvey Charles, I von hurst, Durham td Harvey Edward Wm. 13 Freelands rd Harward Hy. Somerton, Ravensbrnejd Haslam Rev. Frederick m.a. [curate

SS. Peter &; Paul], 9 Tweedy road HaslamFras.Edwd.Rocklnds.London rd Hastings Geo. 4 Page Heath la. Bickley Hatch Wm. Vernon villa, Mason’s hill Hawkins Stanley T. 31 Freelands roadHawkinsWm. Hy.FernbnkJUoomiieiur*

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Hawley Mrs* 51 London road Hay John Yalden, Warley, Widmore rd Hay Mrs, 98 Widmore road HayneHy. Geo. 11 Carlton ter. Gt.Elins rd Hayward Mrs. 34 Park road Heaysman Thomas, 15A, Park road Heaysman William, z Palace grove Helficar Rev. Arthur Gresley m.a.

[vicar], Church road Hellier Richard Ambleside, Wanstead rd Hellyer Samuel Stevens, Newholme,

South Hill parkHenderson Alex. Hamilton ho. Spencer rd Henwood Alfred, Tintern, Elmtield rd Henwood Paul, Church ho. Church rd Heppell Miss b .a. 3 Palace grove Heslop Harry, 26 Homesdale road Hett Mrs. Bavvtry house, Holwood road Hewett Mrs. 29 Nightingale lane Hewett William, 21 Palace g-rove Hickmott Walter, 4 North street Hicks Albert S. Stoiieleigh, Elmfield rd Hicks Henry, Plaistow hall, Plaistow la Higgens Miss, Glidden, Hammelton rd Higginson Airs. 38 Widmore road Higbt Charles, 123 Homesdale road HilderThos, Paine, Barfield Idg.Bickley Hilder William, 3 Park road Hill Alfred, 6 Ethelbert road Hill Lewis Frederick, 7 Freelands road Hill Robert, 9 Plaistow lane Hill William H. Birnam ldg. Tweedy rd Hinchliffe Miss, 12 Park road Hinson Miss, 5 Tweedy road Hitchcock Arthur, Park road Hitchcock Frank George, Carisbroke,

Highland road Hoban Mrs. 13 Park road Hockaday W m . Heatherlie, Ravnsbrne. rd Hodder Matthew Henry, 23 Common Hodgkinson Chas. Gwydyr ho. High st Hodgson Rev. William m.a , [vicar of St.

Mary’s], Plaistow lane Hole Rev. Charles l l .d . [incumbent of

Christ Church], ia , Highland road Hole Thomas, 4 West street Hollyman Mrs. 1 Station road Holmes William, 40 College road Holworthy Joseph, 46 Widmore road Hooper James, 2 College road Hopkins Miss, 49 Park road Hopkins Mrs. 48 Park road HomeThos. Warlters,Rozel,South HI pk Hose John W. Wickfield, Tweedy road Hougham Mrs. 38 Park road How James, 38 Freelands road How Mrs. 40 Freelands road Howard John, 26 Common Howard Mrs. Salt wood, Rod way road Howard Mrs. 62 Tweedy road Howard Theodore, Westleigh, Cliisle-

hurst road, BickleyHoward William, Springfield, Oldfield

road, BickleyHoward Wm.Tullet,Southwd. Sth. Hl.pk Hoyack Mrs, R e i house, Hawthorne

road, BickleyHubbard Thomas, Rowlet, Leecroft,

Durham roadHudson James, 80 Alas on’s hill Hughes Fk. Jas. Bonchurch,Elmfield rd Hughes Henry,Lincoln villa,Tweedy rd Humphrey Miss, 15 North street Humphreys James, 17 Nightingale lane Humphries Mrs. 8 Ravens bourne road Homphrys Edward Henry, Lingdale,

Oldfield road, Bic'cley Huntley Richard, Holm lea, Tweedy rd Hurlbatt Chas. 1 Clarence rd. Bickley Hurst Hugh, 62 Pope road Hurst Misses, Y ’Gam,Ravensbourne rd Ilott Herbert James m.d. 57 High street Ilott James John, 51 Tweedy road Ilott James WJliam, 76 Widmore road Ilott Mrs. 6 Park road Ingall Chas. Edwd. 1 Queen’s Alead rd Ingles Mrs. 3 North street Isard Edward, Clinton villa, Tweedy rd Is&rd Mrs. 18 Homesdale road Jackson Arthur Percy m.a. 16 Common JacksooMattw. Maitland Idg. London ifd Jackson Miss, 6 SouthiU.

James Robert May Christopher, Ellesmere, Suridridga avenue

Jankinson Henry, 9 North street Janson The Misses, Cheriton, Oldfield.

road, BickleyJaques Richar 1, 157 High street Jarvis Richard, 59 London road Jayes William, 6 Park grove Jesse Mrs. 6 Palace grove Jezzi Annibal, 13 Tweedy road Jezzi Vincent, 28 College road Johnson David, 5 Station road Johnson Geo.Sandrnghm. Hammeltn.rd Johnson Mrs. Summn*field, Southlands

grove, BickleyJones Charles Powell, Elmfield lodge,

Elmfield roadJones J. A. S. 22 Brewery road Jordan Peter, 3 Crescent road Joyce George Frederick, 39 Mason’s hill Joyce Mrs. 48 Widmore road Joyce Thos. Heath.Freshfrd.Sth.Hillpk Judd William, 12 Common Kahlart Max, 10 Homesdale road Kaynes Miss C.C. Fairlight,Newman rd Kennedy Mrs.7 PageHeath lane,B.ckley Kennet John, 6 West street Kent Henry, 1 Hayes lane Kentish Geo. St. Andrew’s, Oaklandsrd King Alfred James, 43 West street King Mrs. 32 West street Kinnaird Lord d.i,., j.p. Plaistow lodge Kirby Alfred Henry, 22 West street Kirby William Augustus, 2 North st Kirkman Miss, 6 Denmark villas,

Widmore roadKitchin Geo. Dalwh’nnie, Highland rd Knijht Charles, to Westmo. eland road Knight Thomas, 20 Church road Knight Win, Southborough rd. Bickley Kuschlte Mrs. 34 Tweedy road Lamb Mrs. Purton lodge, Tweedy road Lamb Thomas, 47 Tweedy road Lambert Mrs. South Lawn, Hawthorne

road, BickleyLangmore Fredk. Geo. 65 Widmore rd Langmore Richard P. Harcourt, South-

Zands grove, Bickley Lansbury Thomas, Rockville, High st Larkins Lt.-Col. William Henry, Bay

field, Oaklands road LaThangue William Robert, 7 Upper

Meadow, Homesdale road Latter Mrs. 3 Stanhope villa, Market sq Latter Robinson, Pixfield,Beckenham la Lawrence Edwin, 15 Homesdale road Lawson Miss, 39 Widmore road Lea Edward T. Gatton, Tweedy road Leashman Mrs. Birkby house, Bickley

Park roadLee Charles F. 29 West street Legg Joseph, 13 Ravensbourne road Lenox Aliss, Levenax, Elmfield road Lepper John Harrage, 85 Mason’s hill Lethbridge Mrs. Lynsted, Elmfield road Lett Mrs. 4 Carlton ter. Great Elms rd Lewis Frederick, Plaistow lane Lewis Louis, iDenmark vis. Widmore rd Lewis Thomas, 44 Common Leworthy John Henry, Bromley lodge,

Elmfield park, Elmfield road Lhoest Raymond, 24 College road LindesayFredk. Woodlands, Highland rd Lister Mrs. Osborne villa, Mason’s hill Lloyd Frederick William Nelsqji, Brom

ley house, High street LoeDanielPrince, TheHill, Beckenham la Loftus George William F. Oaklands,

Oaklands roadLogan Rev. James Aloffat [Baptist], 31

Crescent roadLoly Gustav e (headmaster Quernmore

House schls.),Holwood ho. Holwood rd Longdon John, 22 Crescent road Lovell Rev. Robert Henry [Congrega

tional], Oaklea, Orchard- road Lucas Fredk. Wm.St.Margarets,High st Lucas Mrs. Thanet lodge, High street Lucey Joseph, 29 Tweedy road Lull George, Earldislea, Blyth road Lukejr Hy.Jas.Ecclesbourne,Tweedy rd Luatley Miss, 36 Tweedy road

Luntley Phillip Henry, 84 Widmore rd LurySaml.H. Dane cot. Ravensbourne rd Lyon John, 30 College road AIcAndrew Mrs. Dulsie, Newman road Mackenzie Mrs. James Christie, Hill-

foot, Elmfield road McKewan William, Elmfield, Bickley Macleroy Mrs. Holmfield, London road AlacMillan James, The Retreat, Oldfield

road, BickleyMadden E. M. m.b. 91 Widmore road Maddocks Hear}”, 4 Palace grove Alallett William Robert, 65 Tweedy rd Man Frederick Henry Dumas, Harley-

ford, Holwood roadMann Chas. Coiry, Lynmth.Durham rd Mark Aliss, 129 Homesdale road Marks Charles Edward, 42 Glebe road MarksDavid Lewis, nW restmoreland r d Marsh Wm. Ernst. Marston, Rod way rd, Martin Kemble, 13 Page Heath lane,.

BickleyMartin William Henry, Everslev, Queen.

Ann’s avenue, South Hill park Martindale Lt.-Col. Benj. Hay b .e ., c.b .

7 Southlands road, Bickley Marzetti Charles Thos. 60 Widmore rd. Marzetti Walter, 55 Tweedy road Mason Charles, Summerland, Blyth r J Mathews James Llewellyn, PlasNawydd,.

South Hill parkMathews Robert, 8 Southborough road,.

BickleyMathews Sidney Robert Harvey, 8

Southborough road, Bickley • j. Matthews Joseph Arthur, 22 Glebe rd Matthews Marmaduke C. Colyton*

London roadMatthews Mrs. 4 Hope park Maull James, 3 Freelands road May Edward, 41 Common May Henry, 12 Freelands road May Jn. Coleridge Frampton, 8 Hope pk. May Mrs, 36 Glebe road Mead Lorenzo, 27 Mason’s hill Medcalf Fredk.Southover, South Hill pk. Medcalf Mrs. ry Hope park Med win John YV. Burwood, Durham ret Meier Casper Gottlieb, 7 Homefield road Meredith John, 6 Hope park Messenger Mrs. 15 Hope park Miers Fras. Robt. Burton, Oaklands rd Aides Joseph Johnson, 67 Common Miles Joseph Wm. Chateau, London rd Miller Durie, Innisfallen, Durham road. Alilier Airs. Clovelly, Tweedy road Millner Henry John, Grasmere lodge,

Grasmere road Mills Henry, 53 Park road Millyard Alfred, 6 North street Alimpriss Mrs. Lynton, 17 Tweedy road Mitchell John Mitchell, Fairlie, The

Avenue, BickleyMitchell Richard E. 4 Freelands road Alitchell Robert William T. Fairfield,

SoulhboTough road, Bickley Mitchell William Taylor, Larkfield,

Durham roadMonrilyan Martin, 40 Widmore road Montague Whiffen, 63 Mason’s hill Moodie Jas. Edmund, 11 Homesdale rd Moore Arthur m.b .c.y .s.l . 10 High st Moore Edward Holmes m.a . Amesbury

house, Page Heath lane, Bickley Moore Henry, 24 Johnson road Moorhead Wm. Beaufort vil. Plaistow ltt Morgan Charles, 102 High street Morris George Philip, 45 Park road Morrison Frederick, 5 Common Morrison Airs. Plaistow lane MortimerRussell,TheCottage, Palace gro Morum Amos, 36 Freelands road Mullen Robert Gordon, The Dargle,

Elmfield roadMullens Samuel, 2& Palace grove Munns Arnold Summers, 1 Page Heath

lane, BickleyAlurnane George Webster,Roselea,Lans-

downe road, Plaistow Murphy Mrs, 37 Mason’s hill Nairn Henry, Lindisfarne, Tweedy rd Nash Francis St. Peter’s A





104 BROMLEY/ KENT. [ kelly ’sNeal William Geo. Lismorc, Hawes rd Neale Charles, 3 Kavensbourne road Neale Misses, 7 Tweedy road Neely William, Grasmere, Sandford rd Nelson Horace H. Swallowfield, South

lands grove, Bickley Nettlefold William, 45 West street Nettleton Thomas, 75 Common Neville Miss, 40 Palace grove Newman Mrs. 12 Glebe road Newton Alfred, Beechcroft, Widmore Newton Ernest, Lyndhurst, Clarence

road, BickleyNewton Henry, Westwood, Clarence

road, BickleyNichols Wm. Woodside, South Hill park Nichols William J.Woodside,Durham rd Nickalls Conrad, Barnfield, Blytli road Nickalls Mrs. 27 Palace grove Nickinson Jesse David, Allandale, Elm-

field roadNiel Mrs. Holly lodge, London road Nisbet John, 53 Widinore road NoottRev. Edgar Frank Cornwallis m.a .

[chaplain], Bromley col. High street Norman Archibald Cameron j.p . The

Rookery, CommonNorman Gerard j.p. Oakley, Common Nurthen Frederick Richard, Elmdale,

Ravensbourne roadNutting William James, St. Catherine’s,

Holwood roadO’Brien Henry, Gordon lodge, South-

borough road, Bickley O’Donnell John Patrick c.e . Avondale,

College roadOliver Mrs. Inchcape, Elmfield road O’Meara Rev. John [Cath.], Plaistow la Orchard Maj.-Gen. J.W. 79 Widmore rd Orford Edward Israel, 15 Freelands rd Osborn Mrs. 78 Mason’s hill Ough John, 43 Freelands road Owen Evan Roger, The Knoll,Bickley pk Oxlad Miss, Y ’Gam, Ravensbourne rd Packe Edward, 51 Widmore road Pain Hy. Herbt. Woodside, Highland rd Pain Miss, 32 Park road Pain Mrs. 36 Palace grove Palmer John C. Pembridge, Tweedy rd Palmer Mrs. L. 44 Glebe road Palmer Sidney, Sciubbs farm, Lower

Gravel roadPamphilon George, St. Kilda,Tweedy rd Papps George, 16 College road Parker — , 2 Elmfield park, Elmfield rd Parker Edmund Shirley, 152 High st Parker James, Lincluden, Highland rd Parr Capt. Alfred Arthur Chase h.n .

Glenraven, South Hill park Parr Mrs. 4 Southborough rd. Biekley Parrish Dillwyn, Widmore house, Chisle-

hurst road, BickleyPayn James Jabez, 5 Page Heath lane,

BickleyPayne Douglas, 74 High street Pearce Frederick, Roseville, Hawes rd Pearman Daniel, Briars, Newman road Pearsall Henry Still, Ivydene,Tweedy rd Peek Leonard, The Nook, The Avenue,

BickleyPeirce Henry, 63 West street Pellett Edgar T. Edelstowe, Blyth road Peppiatt Geo. Hy. 8 Westmoreland rd Percival Frederic, Southfield, Bickley Percy Rev. Philip Hy. t.a.k .c.l . [chap

lain of Bromley Union], 2 Gravel rd Perkins Richard Woodhouse, Holly dene,

Beckenham lane Perkins Simon, 40 West street Peters Philip Hall, The Cedars, Oakley

road, CommonPeters Wm. Carisbrooke, Highland rd Petherham Fredk. WTlliam, 10 Hope pk Petrie William c.e . 7 & 8 Crescent road Petter Herbert, 20 Palace grove Pfeil William, 48 Palace grove Phelp Misses, 14 College road Philbrick Frederick Adolphus q.c., b .a .

Oldfield, Oldfield road, Bickley Phillips James, Ursula, Tweedy road Phillips Thomas Adams, 8 Mason’s hill Philpott Edwd. Albert, 23 Crescent rd

Philpott William, 3 High street Pickford F<estus, 125 Homesdale r&ad Pickthall Miss, 2 Palace grove Pierson Alfred, 14 Hope park Pike Alfred, Budhurst, South Hill park Pilgrim Charles J. 3 Ethelbert road Pink Edward, 95 Widmore road Pite George Henry, 13 Homesdale road Playfair David Thomson m.d., c.m.,

f .l .s. 145 High street Podger Harry George, 3 Albert villas,. Great Elms road Podger Henry, 66 Homesdale road Pollett Henry Montague, Fernside, Old

field road, BickleyPoriez J. A. Highlands, Highland road Porter Edwd. Jn. Edelweiss, Elmfield rd Porter Edward Llanberis, Ravens

bourne roadPortway Alfred, 32 Palace grove Potter Edwd. Sibertswold, Highland rd Potter Mrs. 82 Widrnore road Powell George, 30 Mason’s hill Powell William, 2 Freelands road Powis Rev. Henry D. [Congregational],

2 Station roadPowis Henry Ward, Queen Anne’s lodge,

South Hill parkPrice Alfd. Edwd.m.d. Holly mnt.High st Price Mrs. 7 Westmoreland road Price Wm.Thos.Tankerville,Elmfield rd Pridham Charles, 33 Freelands road Priest William Henry, 7 Homesdale rd Prince Frederick, 28 Mason’s hill Prust William Henry, 1 F’reelauds road Purcell Mrs. 63 Tweedy road Purday Stephen Frank, 14 Common QuyArthr.Montague,2Westmoreland rd Radcliffe Rev. Norman Cyril Wilmot

m.a. 62 CommonRalph William James, Granville villa,

Ileathfield roadRanee Thomas George, Elm side, South

lands grove, Bickley Ranson Thomas, 12 Homesdale road Rapkin Geo.Fdk.Holyrnod,Wanstead rd Raplev William, 51 Bloomfield road Ratcliffe William, Dudley ho.London rd Rawling Edward Bailey, 17 Palace gro Ray Miss, 40 College road Ray Mrs. 52 Park road Rayment Mrs. Lyndhurst, Oaklands rd Read Henry, 67 Widmore road Read John Peat, Argyll lodge, High st Read Thomas, The Glade, Grasmere rd Recordon David Emile, Helvetia,Home-

field roadReed George Dayrell, 46 Park road Reid Miss, 23 Widmore road Repton Aubrey G.3 Clarence rd.Bickley Reynolds Fredk, Wm. 54 Widmore rd Richards Capt. JohnC. 76 Mason’s hill Richardson Mrs. 15 High street Richardson Murray Spenser, 3 Page

Heath house, Bickley Ridge Somers, 9 Palace grove Ritchie Robt. 11 Southboro’ rd. Bickley RitherdonRobt.Craigleith,Cambridgerd Roberts Andrew Thom, Hartwell, Dur

ham roadRoberts Arthur Wynter, Wotton, South

Hill parkRoberts Miss, 46 Common Roberts Thomas, 1 Ravensbourne road Robertson Edmund George, 3 Hope pk Robinson Charles, 33 Widmore road Robinson Commander Charles M. r .n.

Rod way roadm

Robinson Duncan, 28 Oakley road Robinson Miss, 28 Common Robinson Wm.Hy.Napierton,Blomfld.rd Rogers Charles Knight, Holwood road Rogers Frederick, 29 Freelands road Rogers Miss, 7 Common Rolls Hy. Albt. Holmdale, Tweedy rd Root Samuel, 5 Florence road Rose Fredk.Robt. Langmere,Holwood rd Rose George, 18 Palace grove Rose Henry James, 109 Farwig Ross Donald Sinclair, Heatherside,

Crescent roadRoss Jas. Alex. m.d. Stangrove, Park rd

Roughton — , 34 Widmore road Rouse Mrs. 58 Tweedy road Rowland John, 27 Tweedy road Koyle Joseph Ralph Edward John c.i.k,

Wycliffe lodge, Oaklands road Rudkin Arthur John, 84 Mason’s hillRushHenry Chatterton, Coniston,Cam

bridge roadRush Percy Charles, 8 & 9 Cambridge ifi Russell Arthur, Glencairn, Southlands

grove, BickleyRussell Mrs. Chelston, Tweedy road Saint Mrs. 26 College road Salomon Peter, 16 Holwood road Sambrook Robt. Thos. i4GreatElms rd Sandell Mrs. 77 Widmore road Sanders Mrs. 16 North street Sandon Robert Fredk. 73 Mason’s hill Satchell Mrs. 34 Glebe road Satterth waite Major Clement,2 Hopepk Satterthwaite Edward, 23 Hope park,

London roadSaunders Charles, Barmet Wood cot

tage, Oakley road Schiassi Henry, 35 Palace grove Schoelkopt Mrs. 20 Park road Schiitte Jn. Gott. Borro wdale, London rd Scott Lieut.-Col. Jas. 13 Palace grove Scott Lady, Sundridge pk. Plaistow la Scott Dunkinfield Henry, 13 Southboro’

road, BickleyScott Howard, Brabourne cottage, Oak

lands roadScott John, Albyfield, Bickley park Scott John b .a., m.b . 101 Widmore rd Scott Mrs. 16 Hope park Searle Mrs. 5 North street Selby Henry, 7 Homesdale road Selby Henry Turner, 4 Bloomfield road Sharland William Herbert, n Common Sharp Rev. John, Langton lo. Elmfield rd Sharp Alfred, 21 Bromley common SharpMrs. 1N orfolk vils. Ravensborne.rd Shaw Mrs. 26 Palace grove Sheltemma George, 22 Park road Shepherd Thomas, 14 Crescent road Sherwood Alfred, Rosemont, Tweedy rd Shillcock Joshua, 64 Tweedy road Shillcock Miss, 53 Tweedy road Shoemack Edward James, Enderley,

Elmfield roadShort Miss, 23 Church road Shute Mrs. 5 Ravensbourne road Siggers Charles Wm. 49 Bloomfield rd Silver James Alex. 8 Great Elms road Simmons Harry f 24 Homesdale road Simmons Mrs. 26 West street Simmons William, 8 West street Simmons William Edward, 55 West st Simon Rev. John S. [Wesleyan], The

Manse, Holwood road Simon Mrs. Widmore lodge, Widmore Simpson Miss, 33 Palace grove S ket ch ley R e v. E r n st. Bal 1 ater,Tweedy id Skilleter Mrs. 8 Southlands rd. Bickley Skinner George, 33 Nightingale lane Skinner Richard, Oxford vil. T weedy rd Slater Francis Cookesley, 42 West street Smith Lieut.-Col. Henry Montague, 4

Longfield, London road Smith Edwd.St. Stephen’s, Highland rd Smith Fredk. Hy.St. Wade,Oaklands rd Smith Henry, Sundridge hall, Burnt

Ash lane, Plaistow Smith Henry, 30 Widmore road Smith Miss, 27 Nightingale lane Smith Miss, 11 Palace grove Smith Mrs. 10 West street Smith William Benstead, Kirtle house,

Hammelton roadSnell Henay Saxon, Lynden lodge, Elm

field roadSoames Rev. Henry Aldwin m.a.,

5 South hillSoames Edgar b.a.,l l .b .29 Mason’s hill Soames Eley, 87 Mason’s hill Solbe Edward,Gwennap, Elmfield road Sotham Henry,Westfield cut.Newmn.rd Southwell Mrs. Ormidale, Blyth road Soutter Howard, Harringay, Elmfield rd Sparks William, 9 Ravensboume road Spence Robert, 1 Newman road





directory.] KENT. BROMLEY. 105

Spoog John Simmons,5 Carlton terrace, Great Elms road

Springett Herbert, 134 High street Stallibrass John, 15 Cambridge road Stanford Edward, 155 High street Stanger Cabel,RydaI mount,Plaistow la Stanger Philip Jas.Crosbie,75Mason’s hi Stannah Joseph. Ashcroft, El infield rd Stansfield Cnarles Henry Renn, The

Hollies, Lower Gravel road Stenning Edward,Basil ho. Oakland* rd Stevens Thomas, Denis ho. Spencer rd Stirling Mrs. 10 Page Heath la. Bickley Stocker Mrs. Fairholme, Tweedy road Stocker William, 1 Etbelbart road Stoddart James, Fernwood, Plaistow la Stokes Jas. Jn.Springfield,South Hill pk Stone William F. 99 Common Stringer Mrs. 1 Park road Strong Henry, 17 Park grove Strudwick Edward M. 41 Park road Strudwick William Henry, 11 Page

Heath lane, Bickley Strntt Miss, 43 Freelands road Stuepart Miss, 33 Widmore road Snffell Arthur James, 38 West street Summerfield John, 13 North street SwanJsph. Wilson,Lauriston, London rd Swinstead William, 2 Great Elms road Tait William, 4 Hoi wood road Tanner William Anthony, 6 Page Heath

lane, BickleyTapp ArthurF. s. 1. Coverdale, Highlnd. rd Tasman Charles, Arncliffe, Tweedy rd Tatham Percy Charles French, Thorn-

croft, Oaklands road Tattersall John, Waterden, Oldfield rd.

BickleyTaylor Jesse Paul, Burnside, Ravens-

bourne roadTaylor John Hammerton, Chastleton,

Hawthorne road, Bickley park Taylor Joseph, 61 Mason’s hill Taylor Thos. Fernside, Holwood road Tessier Rev. Alexander [Baptist], 40

College roadThom James, South Hill park Thompson Francis, 6 Cambridge road Thompson Miss, Point house, Oakley rd Thomson John, 40 Mason’s hill ThursfieldWm.Leighton,Hammelton rd Thnrston Fras. Creed, 32 Homesdale rd Thwaites George, 121 Homesdale road Townend Herbt. Bracken hi. Highlnd. rd Towse Mrs.W. B. Braun ton, Durham rd Trigg Edward, 17 Homesdale road Trimmer Robt. Douglas, 47Widmore rd Trower Harry, 14 Norfolk terrace,

Homesdale road Trower Mrs. 29 Park road Tucker Arthr. Jn.Pelhurst,Homefield rd Tulloch Major Hector b .e. The Hollies,

Southborough road, Biekley Turner Samuel, 49 W est street Tweedie Alexander Forbes, Bonnington,

Blackbrook lane, Bickley Tweedy Hy. Jn. Pendower, Elmfield rd Tweedy Mrs. Widmore ho. Widmore rd

Uridge Mrs. 8 Homesdale road Uridge Mrs. 126 Homesdale road Uridge William, 3 Newman road Vacher Sydney, Halliford, Elmfield rd Vallings Harry A. Quinton,The Avenue,

BickleyVandelinde Gerad, Glebe knoll, Becken

ham laneVerrall Rev. Robert Thomas b.a. [Con

gregational], 1 Homefield road VigersMartin, A vonmore, Hammelton rd Vitali Egidio, 15 Common _Von Glehn Alexander Augustus, Hill

side lodge, Holwood road Wager Geo.2Rochester vils. Widmore rd Wain Mrs. Clarewood, Bickley Park rd Walker James Edward, 4 Ethelbert rd Walker John, 6 Glebe road Wall Ernest, 3 Queen’s Mead road Wall George, 50 Bloomfield road Walmsley William, Eastdene, Lans-

downe road, Plaistow Walter James Birch, 36 West street Walter Mrs. Redlands, Chislehurst rd.

BickleyW’alters William, Ashley, Southlands

grove, BickleyWard Osbert, 6 Southlands rd. Bickley Warlow Mrs. Houck ton, College road Warren Alexander, 10 Station road Warwick John Arthur, Beech view,

Ringers roadWatchurst Jas. Glenfield, Highland rd Waters Alfred Charles, 16 Homesdale rd Watling Joseph, Sherstone, Blyth road Watson Herbert, 38 Mason’s hill Watson Jn. Hy. Coverdale, Spencer rd Watts James, 77 Tweedy road ■ Watts Mrs. South Hill park Webb Henry Thomas, 2 Cambridge rd Webb Jas. Simpson, St. Malo, Plaistow la Webber Robert John, 106 Widmore rd Webber Sami. Blatchford,54 London rd Weeks George, 8 Homefield road Weeks George, jun. 61 High street Weeks William, 51 Park road Weller George, 33 Tweedy road Wells James, 10 Pope road Wells Mrs. Southborough lodge, South-

borough road, Bickley WTells Thomas, 13 Crescent road West Benj.Newport lo.Ravensbourne rd West William, Hawthorne rd. Bickley Wheeler Stephen Baker, 13 Gt. Elms rd Westbrook James, 35 Johnson road Whale Col. Thos. Martin, 4 Plaistow la Wheeler Mrs. 16 Ravensbourne road Whistler Thomas A.R. Seacombe,High-

land roadWhiteBemard, Hazeldene, Cambridge rd White James, 27 Widmore road White Lynch, 154 High street White Mrs. Edward, 5 Park road White William Walter, 17 Church road WThitehead George Hugh, Redbank,

Highland roadWhitehead Jeffrey L. B. South wood,

Oldfield road, Bickley

I Whitlock George, Dainton, Up. Park rd Whittle Edward, Delgany, College road Whyte Robert, Ripley, Spencer road Wicks George, 34 West street Widgery James, 41 West street Wilkins Jeffrey, 8 Florence road Wilkinson Henry, Oakdene, Elmfield rd Wilks James Herbert, Grasmere, The

Avenue, BickleyWTillett Archibald Edward, Woodcote,

Blyth roadWilley Miss, Komani, Park road Williams Edmd. S. Blackbrook, Bickley Williams John, 24 Common Williams John Kendrick, Shirley lodge,

Holwood roadWilliams Joseph, Mill vale, Church rd Williams Mrs. 7 Florence road Williams Mrs. Glascoed, Wanstead rd Williams Mrs. 46 Palace grove Williams Phillip Alfred, 30 Park road Williams Walt. Albt. The Corner, High st Williamson FrederickVValden, 3 Carlton

terrace, Great Elms road Williamson William, 18 Common Willink Rev.Arth.itf.A.[curateof St.John

the Evangelist], Lyndeth, Rodway rd Willis Mrs. 49 Palace grove WippellP, H. Exelands, Spencer road Wither by Rowland, 5 High street Withers Alfred, 35 Freelands road Withers Austin, 20 College road Withvcomb Mrs. 1 WTestmoreland road Wood Rev. George m.a. [vicar of St.

George’s], Bickley Park road Wood Rev. John b.a. [Wesleyan], 31

Widmore roadWood Benjamin, 30 Crescent road Wood Jabez, Clareville, Ethelbert road Wood house Rev. Reginald Illingworth

m.a. [vicar of St. Luke’s], 1 Southlands road, Bickley

Woods Mrs. 18 Hope park Woods Percy, 50 Widmore road Woods Sam uel, C larecr of t , E1 m fi el d road Woodward James E. Berily house,

Southlands grove, Bickley Woodward William, Queda, Page Heath

lane, BickleyWoolnough John Geo. 1 Leicester villas,

Homesdale roadWorthington Samuel, Northolt,Blyth rd Wraith Edward, 18 Church road Wright Alfred Hy. Dellcot, Elmfield rd Wright Henry, Buteland, Elmfield rd Wright Mrs. Highlands, Oldfield road,

BickleyWright Mrs. 4 Plaistow lane Wright Mrs. Sinclair villa, Mason’s hill Wright W'illiam Edward, 28 West st Wyatt Hugh, Rusthall, Highland road Wyborn John Middleton, 26Widmore rd Wyllie Harvey, Balgownie, Blyth road Wythes Ernest James, Bickley park Yeatman Mrs. Shawfield,Chislehurst rd Yolland John Horatio, 38 Common Younghusband Miss, 10 Church road Zimmermann August, Colonia, So. HI. pk

COMMERCIAL. ^Abbott Sarah (Mrs.), laundress, 3 Cross road, Bromley com Abrams Henry, sanitary inspector, 5 Westmoreland road Ackermann Henry, baker & confectioner, 13 Broadway Adams Ann (Mrs.), girls’ school, 26 Park road Adams Edward, shoeing smith, 107 Palace road Alexander Emma (Mrs. ),butcher&grocer,53&5S Havelock rd Allaston Charles, cab proprietor, 35 Pope road Alldis James & Son, cutlers, 5 Market square Allen Henry, tailor, 9 Palace roadAllsworth Norman, pharmaceutical chemist, 60 Mason’s hill Arnos George Richard, plumber, 10 Simpson’s road Arnaud J. C. & Son, builders, 149 High street & South

Eastern Railway stationArnold Alfred, upholsterer, 7 The Parade, Mason’s hillAtkins James, upholsterer, 17 East streetAtkinson William, fruit grower, Oakley road, CommonAttwood Albert, contractor, 18 Freelands groveAnsten Frank & Son, cab proprietors, 55 Park endAyles Walter, boot maker, 2 S tanley roadAyling Thomas Stephen, boot & shoe maker, 15 BroadwayAyling Wm. Tbirkettle, oil & glasS dealer, 97, 98 & 25 High stBacon. James, baker, 13 Farwig lane

BaileyAlfd.carpentr.&dep. registrar of marriages,39 Palace rd Bailey Susan (Miss), confectioner, 54 Havelock road Baker Thomas, dining rooms, 76 The Common Baldwin Stephen James, beekeepers’ appliance manufac

turer, 24 Stanley road, Mason’s hill Ball Benjamin, boot maker, 1 Thornton villas, Park end Balls Henry, tailor, 30 Freelands road Baly Ernest, surgeon, 23 Park roadBanks Edgar Arthur, provision dir. r Aberdeen bldgs. High st Banks Fannie (Mrs.), fancy goods dir. 9 Broadway, High st Bare Agnes Ada (Miss), school, 56 London road »Barham Thomas, Two Doves p .H. Oakley road, Common Barker Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 1 Homesdale road Barker Thomas, chimney sweeper, 26 Havelock road Barker 'William James, chimney sweeper, 71 Homesdale r l Barlow Henry, fishmonger, 45 Palace road Barnes William, trap proprietor^ 1 Simpson’s road Barrell Allen, ironmonger, 109 High street Barrell Allen (Mrs.), umbrella manufacturer, 109 High st Barrett John, marine stores, 50 Newbury road Barrett Joseph, timber merchant, 38 W'alpole road Barriball George, hair dresser & tobacconist, 106 Palace rd Barrow Eliza Ann (Mrs.), midwife, 37 Park road





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Bartholomew Thomas, laundryman, 49 Walpole road Bartlett Geo. Thos. Three Compasses p .h. 104 Widmore rd Bartran William John, cabinet maker, 31 Mason’s hill Bastable Arthur, butcher, 50 Palace road Batchelor & Son, cabinet makers, 6 Widtnore road Bateman Harry, decoi’ator, 2 Ivy cottages, Park end Bath Ingledew, farmer, Turpington farm, Bickley Baxter, Payne & Lepper, auctioneers, valuers, house, estate

& land agents & surveyors, 10 Market square Baxter William, forge, 34 High streetBaxter William Walmisley, pharmaceutical chemist, 40

High street & 3 BroadwayBayman Mary Aim Doyle (Mrs.), hair dresser & tobacconist,

135 High streetBeadle James, fishmonger, 82 Homesdale roadBeale William, postmaster, 130 High streetBeck Edward, farmer, Burnt Ash lane, PlaistowBeck Thos. cowkeeper, Hall’s farm, Burnt Ash lane, PlaistowBeeby & Ilott, surgeons, 56 High streetBeeby Walter Thomas m.d. physician & surgeon, Park

house, Beckenham lane & see Beeby & Ilott Bennett Stephen, baker & confectioner, 36 East street Betts Sophia (Miss), dress maker, 28 Aylesbury road Bickley Park Estate Office (W. West, manager) ; estate

office (private), Hawthorne road, Bickley park Bignold Ann (Mrs.), laundry, 40 Chatterton road Birkett Samuel, watch maker, 8 East street Bishop Charles E. Swan & Mitre p.h. 91 High street Bittle Edward Thomas, painter, 83 Palace road BlighGeo. cattle dealer, Bence well farm, Oakley rd. Common Blundell George, fishmonger & poulterer, 4 Widmore road Boaks William, practical gardener ; new gardens laid out &

kept in order, day, week or otherwise, 2 Freelands grove Boardman & Co. timber merchants, Tweedy road Bond John, artist, 4 Denmark villas Booth Bros, coal merchants, L. C. & D. railwaj’ station Borer Amos, butcher, 8 Aberdeen bldgs. High st.&2‘5 Highst Bourdon Walter & Co. The Bazaar, Town Hall buildings, High

street & cycle makers, 25 West street Bourn Chas. farmer, Cooper’s farm, Southborough, Common Bourne Alfred, farmer, Slough & Cooper’s farms, Common Bourne Frederick William, builder, 37 Park end Boxall John, jobbing gardener, 7 VValpole road Bragg Henry, painter, 4 Aylesbury road Brazier Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 64 Simpson’s road Brett Alfred, bricklayer, 3 Freelands grove Brett William, shopkeeper, 51 Plaistow lane Bromley &; Beckenham Joint Hospital Board, Skymcorner

(Col. Sir J. F. Lennard bart. j.f . chairman; George Den- nen, L. & C. Bank, treasurer; R. G. Mullen, clerk) ; local offices, East street

Bromley Burial Board (Robt. Gorden Mullen, clerk), East st cemetery (George Huxley, superintendent), London road

Bromley College for Clergymen’s widowrs & orphan daughters, London road

Bromley Conservative Club (Colin J. Campbell, hon. sec.), Bromley lodge, High street

Bromley Co-operative Society Limited (Ernest Bragg, sec.), grocers &c. East street & branch (H. Webb, manager), 2 Simpson’s road

Bromley & County Club (John Herrage Lepper, hon. sec.), 23 High street

Bromley County Court (His Honour Homersham Cox, judge ;Robinson Latter, registrar & high bailiff), Market square

Bromley & District Times Office (Kentish District Times Co. Limited, proprietors ; pub. friday), 19 East street

Bromley Gas Consumers’ Co (Hy. W. Amos, sec. ; William Woodward, manager), Homesdale road

Bromley High School for Girls (Miss Heppel b .a. head mistress), Elmfield road

Bromley Inland Revenue Office (William McCarthy, officer), 17 Great Elms road

Bromley Literary Institute (John Weeks &; R. J. Webber, hon. secs. ; Benjamin Wood, librarian), Widmore road

Bromley Parish Fire Engine ho. White Hart hotel, High st Bromley Park College for Girls (Miss Mellows, principal),

Highland roadBromley Park School; boys up to the age of 15 are pre

pared for entrance of the public schools &c. by Henry Charles Bond m.a ., f .c.s. formerly of Marlborough College & late Scholar & Hulmean Exhibitioner of Brasenose College, Oxford ; 13 London road. See advertisement

Bromley Pottery Stores, 19 BroadwayBromley Preparatory School (Miss Clara C. Kaynes, princi

pal), Fairlight, Newman roadBromley Record (Strong & Sons, proprietors & publishers,

monthly), 14 Market squareBromley Stamp Office (William Beale, distributor), Post

office, High streetBromley Swimming Baths (D. W’. Harris, propr.),23 Highst Bromley Telegraph (liberal) (Charles William Gedney, pro

prietor & publisher ; pub. friday), 25 Market square

Bromley Union (Robert Gordon Mullen,clerk to guardians) offices, East street

Bromley Volunteer Fire Brigade (James Hopton, captain), White Hart hotel, High street

Bromley & West Kent Bakery Limited, 20 Freelands road Bromley & West Kent Trade Protection Society (Georgg

Weller, sec.), 51 High st.& Tovi n Hall chambers, Market sq Bromley Working Men’s Institute (Ezekiel Miller, manager),

8 Chatterton roadBromley Workmen’s Club (Henry Oliver, sec.), Oakley road Brooke Charles E. shoeing smith, West street Brooke John, shopkeeper, 46 Bloomfield road Brooker James, greengrocer, 32 Chatterton road Brown Frederick, grocer, 11 Farwig lane Brown Margaret Jane (Miss), tobacconist, 114 High street Brown MaryAnn(Mrs.),beer retlr.18 Chatterton rd.Common Browne William James, clothier & hatter, 54 High street Browning Charles & Son, greengrocers, 93 High street Bruce John, Chequers p .h . Southborough, Bickley Bryant Daniel, jobbing gardener, 43 Walpole road Buck John Stirling m.d. physician & surgeon, 15 High st Budden Ben Edwin, dairyman, 87 Palace road Bulleid Anthony, builder, 20 Tylney road Bullen Arthur Lewis, nurseryman, Highfield nursery, The

CommonBunce William, laundry, 61 Simpson’s road Burch John, oilman, 105 Palace road Burch John William, draper, 102 Palace road Burgess Maggie & Annie (Misses), dress mas.i Nightingalela Burgess George, shopkeeper, 43 Simpson’s road Burgess Joseph, boot maker, 119 High street Burgess Walter George, jobbing gardener, 69 Homesdale rd Burr William, furniture dealer, 67 High street Burr William, ironmonger, 118 High street Burtenshaw Arthur, laundry, 3 Mason’s hill Bush Samuel & Son, printers, booksellers &c. 42 High street Button Charles, boot maker, 5 North road Calcraft James, bill poster, 13 West street Cantuar Photographic Co. 130 High street Capon John, station master, S. E. railway Capon Joseph, butcher, 28 East street & 21 Freelands roaa Capon Walter Penn, station master, New Bromley station Carrick Charles William, boot maker, 22 Newbury road Carrick John, boot maker, 32 East street Cassell Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 9r Mason’s hill Champ James, zinc worker, 27 Simpson’s road Chaston Charles, greengrocer, 8 Norfolk ter. Holmesdale rd Chatterton William b.a ., m.d.} c.m. physician & surgeon, 71

Mason’s hillCheckley David, pony chaise proprietor, 7 West street Chessell Henry James, nurseryman, Holmesdale road Chitty Charles, sign writer, 5 Horsley road Chitty & Son, wheelwrights, 4 Horsley road 'Choules Madame, milliner, 1 The Corner, High street Christer Edward, station master, Plaistow lane Church Joseph Benjamin, builder, 1 Park end, London rd Churcher Joseph, shoe maker, 32 Tylney road Clapson Samuel, pork butcher, 29 Palace road Clark Henry, paperhanger, 11 Simpson’s road Clark Richard, grocer, 42 Stanley road Clark Thomas, greengrocer, 7 Devonshire square Clarke Edward & Son, printers & stationers, 53 High street Clarke Alfred, carpenter, 38 Palace road Clayden Arthur, jobbing gardener, 3 Addison terrace Cleaver John, Railway Signal p .h. i Mason’s hill Clement Charles John, greengrocer, 49 Farwig lane Clifford Edward, gardener to Mrs. Pach, 4 Jessamine villas,

Homesdale roadCoal Co-operative Society Limited, Tweedy road & Bicklejr

station, BickleyCodd Arthur Frederick Gambell m.b . surgeon, medical

officer of health to local board 6c medical officer & public vaccinator No. 1 district, Bromley union, 20 Widmore rd

Coleby Ellen (Miss), girls’ day school, Sunnyside, London rd Collings Albert, bird stuffer, 82 High street Codings Albert Ernest, naturalist, 82 High street Collins Brothers, general drapers, 12 & 13 Market square fe

109 & n o Widmore roadCollins Grace (Mrs.), ladies’ outfitter, 4 The Promenade,

London roadCollins SI. book & music seller, 17 The Pavement, Widmore rd Convent of the Holy Trinity (Madame Bransiet,superioress),

FreelandsCook Lewis, Farwig Anns p .h. Farwig laneCook Thomas William, tailor, 22 Church roadCooling & Lawrence, market gardener, The CommonCooper Brothers, corn merchants, 19 Market square jCooper Charles, picture frame maker, 33 Havelock roadCooper George, confectioner, 1 Church roadCooper Henry George, butcher, 13 Widmore roadCooper James, tailor, 48 High streetCooper WiUiam, grainer, 10 Victoria terrace, Park end





Cooper William Alfred, ironmonger, 86 High street Cossum Thomas, boot maker, 39 Johnson road Cottage Hospital (Walter Thomas Beeby m.d. ; Herbert

James Ilott m.d. ; David Thomson Playfair m.b. ; William Chatterton m.d. John Scott m.d. medical officers ; Herbert H. Pain, hon. sec ; Miss Julia Birmingham, matron), South hill

Cousins Charles, carman, 15 Simpson’s road Coveil & Harris, butchers, 52 High street Cowell Brothers, bicycle makers, & makers of the Mikado

cycles ; speciality, light, fast & strong machines to order ; price list free on application ; 3 Homesdale road

Craker Ann (Miss), dress maker, 3 Denmark villas Craker Frederick Joseph, shopkeeper, 37 Palace road Craker John, picture frame maker, 81 High street Creasey Caleb, coach builder, Vale cottages, Mason’s hall Cregeen Hugh Stevvell, surveyor to Bromley local board;

offices, East street ,* res. 42 Freelands road Crockett John, beer retailer, 35 London road Crossley Thomas, builder & contractor, 68 Tweedy road Crouch James Morton,ironmonger, 4 The Parade, Mason’s hi Crow John, shopkeeper, 27 Chatterton road, Common Crowhurst Bros.linen drapers,27&28 Market sq.&i34High st Cruickshank Alexander, Bird-in-hand, Widmore Crutcher Beach, printers, 82 High street Curtis William Henry, baker, 32 Common Darby William Henry, stone mason & building material

dealer, South Eastern Railway Darvill Thomas, corn merchant, Tylney road Davis Frederick, registered plumber, 33 London road Davis James, inspector of weights & measures, Wood close

& CommonDavis James, stationer & news agent, 108 Widmore road Day Albert .Arthur, decorative artist, 6 Heathbank villas,

Homesdale roadDay Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Homesdale road .Day Richard, bricklayer, 6 Heathbank villas, Homesdale rd Day William, carman & contractor, 59 Homesdale road Dean Frederick, coach builder, 59 Wigmore road Dean Elizh. (Mrs.), art needlework establishment, 84 Highst DeanNicholasGodelman,hairdrssr.iA,The Parade,Mason’s hi Dell William, bird dealer & oilman, West street flenkam John, builder, 57 West street Dennes Edgar Thomas Martin, solicitor, 9 Homefield road Devlin John Joseph L.K.Q.c.P.irel. surgeon, High street Dickins Martin Jesse, auctioneer, see Waterer & Dickens Dixon James, wood turner, 16 Simpson’s road Dobb Emma (Mrs.), Crown & Anchor p .h. 9 Park road Dodd Isaac, beer retailer & cowkeeper, 5 Gravel rd. Common hotter Konstantin, watch & clock maker, 123 & 133 High st Downer William, horse dealer, 85 The Common Dowsing Arthur William, painter, 65 Palace road Drake Samuel, farmer, 71 Common Draper Charles, builder, 17 Simpson’s road Draper Edward Danvers, solicitor, 3 Park grove Draper Henry, Star & Garter p .h. 106 High street Driver Alfred, butcher, 59 Mason’s hill Duddy Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, Bloomfield road Dunford Henry, tobacconist, 29 North road Dunford Sidnej% grocer, 2 Napier road Dunmall Robert, beer retailer, 13 Oakley road, Common Dnnn Edward, upholsterer, cabinet maker & undertaker,

20 Market square ; depository, 39 Park road Lunstall John, baker & confectioner, 3 Widmore road Dyer John, deputy superintendent registrar of births, mar

riages and deaths, 7 Station road Earle Agnes & Marian (Misses), milliners, 24 Market square Edey George, dentist, 150 High street Edwards George, tailor, 10 Tylney road Edwards Richard, carpenter, 6 Palace road Edwards Richd. beer ret. 133 High st. & 29 Market square Edwards William, dairyman, 1 The Promenade, London rd Elise Madame, dress maker, La Ronce, Park end Elliott Richard, basket maker, 1 Brewhouseyard, Mason’s hi Elliott Richd. Wm. basket maker, 1 Vale cots. Mason’s hill Ely Aaron, bricklayer, it Napier road Emelie Madame, milliner & dress maker, 7 The Promenade,

London roadEmery & Co. dyers, 56 Pope roadEmery Frederick William Co. steam laundry & dye works,

22 Napier road, Mason’s hill Emmins William, greengrocer, 37 Simpson’s road Epps George, coffee rooms, 92 High street Essam William, gamekeeper to Lady Scott, Garden lane,

Sundridge parkEvans Henry Thomas, beer retailer, Southborough, Bickley Evans Walter, fishmonger, 90 High street Everett Richard, boot maker, 2 Palace road Farmer Mrs. laundress, 38 Pope roadFaulkes James, tailor, servants’ liveries made to order,

alterations & repairs, 8 Tylney road Faulkes William, boot maker, 13 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd ,

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I Fawsitt Frederick, leather seller, 21 Market square Ferrebee & Hill, bakers, 1 Stanley road Ferris Robert & Sons, saddlers, 103 High street Ferris Albert, Plough inn, CommonFertel Frederick, professor of music, Holincroft, Holwood rd FertelSarahJane (Mrs.),ladies’ school,Holmcroft,Holwood rd Field Charles, boot maker, 5 Mason’s hill Field Charlotte & Grace (Misses), preparatory school, 13 Com Filby Brothers, hair dressers, 89 High street Filmer Mary Ann (Mrs.), fancy repository, 19 & 2oWidmore rd Fitz Richard, grocer, 91 a, Homesdale road Flatt Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 1 Weston grove Fleet George, fishmonger, 4 Addison road Flood William John, laundry, 54 Chatterton road Flux Robert, Duke’s Head p .h. & wine & spirit merchant,.

AUsopp’s & Bass’s ales & Guinness’s stout, 32 Market square & 131 High street

Follett Joseph, baker, & post, money order, annuity & insurance office& savings bank,6The Promenade, London rd

Ford Edward, verger to St. Mary’s, Plaistow, 6 Farwig lane Ford Herbert, plumber, 30 London road Franklin Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 20 Napier read Fraser James f .r .c .v .s. veterinary surgeon, 156 High st Freeman, Hardy & Willis, boot & shoe makers, 4 Market sq Freeman Charles, registrar of marriages, 8 Glebe road Freeman George, tobacconist, 46 Palace road French Elizabeth (Miss), school, 15 Simpson’s road Fry John Thomas, plumber, 5 Simpson’s road Fryer Henry Thomas, Two Brewers p .h. Mason’s hill Gedney Charles William,proprietor & publisher of “ Bromley

Telegraph ” newspaper, 25 Market square Geere William Arthur, grocer, 1 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd Gibbin3 Harry James, decorator, 3 Wharton road Gibson John iw.a , boys’ school, Quernmore house, IIolwooA

road. See advertisementGilbert Thomas James, baker & corn chandler, 16 Norfolk.

terrace, Homesdale road Giles Charles, beer retailer, 19 Homesdale road Giles James, carpenter, 75 Palace road Giles Joseph, carpenter, 8 Havelock road Gill George, builder, CommonGirls’ Club & Home (Miss Elizabeth Monger, matron), 2f>

Simpson’s roadGolding Charlotte (Miss), ladies’ school, 2 Denmark villas Golds Henry, bricklayer, Nichol lane, Plaistow Gomer William, confectioner & dairyman, 87 High street Goodacre William, Lord Homesdale p.h. 83 Homesdale rd Goodwin George, beer retailer, 58 Mason’s hill 1Gore Robert Lawrence, ironmonger, 9 Market square Goulden Herbert, pharmaceutical chemist, 2 Widmore rd Graham George, carpenter, 2 Simpson’s road Graham George, carpenter, 45 Stanley road Grainger Samuel Charles, plumber, 73 Palace road Grand Hall (WilliamMartin, lessee), 23 High street Granger Robert, oil & color man, Widmore Gransden Charles, plumber, 1 Tylney road Graty Thomas D. builder & contractor, 3 East street Green Brothers, grocers, 15 East street Green Henry, shopkeeper, 1 Addison road Gregory Lewis William, solicitor, 24 Widmore road Griffin Albert, coal & coke mer. ; depot,L.C.&D. railway stn Grigg William, greengrocer, 23 East street Grinsted Daniel, coal & corn merchant, 124 High street &.

S. E. & L. C. & D. railway stations Grisbrook Stephen, chemist, 12 The Promenade, London rd Grubb Wm. Alexander, builder & contractor, 1 Widmore rd Grundy Charles Lovett, solicitor, Market square Gunton William Rendell, watch & clock maker, 68 High st Hadden John, Tiger’s Head p.h. 86 Mason’s hill Hall James William, boot maker, 9 Farwig lane Hall Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 1 Arnsidevils. Homesdale road Hall Richard Henry, news agent, 9 Farwig lana Hallainore Alfred, fancy repository, 105 Widmore road Hambleton Edward, wardrobe dealer, 3 East street •Hammond George, plumber, 19 Freelands road Hammond George, jun. plumber, 14 Freelands road Hancock Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, see Pitt & Hancock Hankins James, butcher, 1 The Parade, Mason’s hill Harber Stephen, wheelwright, Lewes road Hardwick A. J.surveyor, SunbridgeParkEstate office, Widmore Harman Robert Vine, pianoforte & musical instrument

warehouse, 55 High street Harman Robert Vine, photographer, 75 High street Harmer Richard, shopkeeper, 44 Walpole road Harper Edward, tobacconist, 10 Mason’s hill Harradine Joseph, insurance agent, London road Harris David, butcher, see Covell & Harris HarrisEdward,farm steward toA.C. Norman esq. Oakley farm Harris George, farmer, Hayesford farm, Hayes lane Harris Stephen Frederick, upholsterer, 6 Simpson’s road Hartridge Joseph, grocer, Park end Hartridge Raymond, b u t c h e r , 44 Palace road

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Harvey Walter, beer retailer, Brewery road, Common Harwood Benjamin, dairyman, 56 Mason’s hiil Hatton Jane & Sturgeon Elizabeth (Misses), dress makers,

9 Simpson’s roadHawker George, shopkeeper, 32 Havelock road Hayden Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Hawks worth road Hayler Sarah (Mrs.), laundress, 33 Simpson’s road Haylett Benjamin, sen. boot maker, 27 West street Haylett Thomas William, Crown p.h. Common Haynes Thomas, grocer, 88 High street Haywood George, plumber, 8 The Parade, Mason’s hill Head James William, grocer, 34 Mason’s hill Head John, butcher, 3 Aylesbury roadHeath George, farmer,Blackbrook farm,Southboro’, Bickley Heaj'sman Brothers, butchers, 6 Market square Henbrow Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies’ outfitter, 9 The Prom

enade, London roadHenham Thomas, house decorator, 43 Beckenham lane Herbert George, carpenter, 11 Victoria terrace, Park end Hewick Mary Ann (Miss), stationer, 130 High street Hewitt Thomas Robert, manager of Martin &; Co.’s Bank,

106 Widmore roadHigham Samuel, coffee rooms, Sherman road Hilder James Thomas, station master & postmaster, Bickley

station, BickleyHill Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 13 Aylesbury road Hills Charles Henry, shirt maker, 7 Broadway Hinchliffe Walter, stone, marble & monumental mason,

Holmdene, London road & S. E. Railway - Hoare Alfred, saddler, 17 Mason’s hill Hobbs John, greengrocer, 105 High street Holland George, grocer, 86 Palace road Hollands Alfred, shopkeeper, 10 Nichol lane, Plaistow Holmes William, upholsterer, see Walker & Holmes Homesdale Brick, Tile & Pottery Works (late Pascall’s)

(James Warren, foreman), Homesdale road Hopgood Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Walpole road Hopgood Thomas, laundryman, shirt & collar dresser, 8

Walpole roadHopton James, greengrocer, 31 Market sq. & 131A, High st Horder Harry, grocer, 7 Widmore road Hornby Brothers, dairymen, f8 East street Houlgate Alfred, upholsterer, 3 Tylney road How James, watch maker, 107 Widrnore road Howard Jn. grocer & cheesemonger, 59, 60, 64 & 65 High st Howard Wm. Tullet, solicitor, Southwood, South Hill park Howlett Philip, fancy draper, 2 Aberdeen buildings, High st Hubbard Thomas, collector of rates to Kent Waterworks Co.

18 West streetHughes Henry, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Lincoln

villa, Tweedy roadHumerston James, grocer, 8 Simpson’s road Humphreys Charles, secondhand bookseller, 23 Market sq Hunt Thomas & Son, building material dealers & wholesale

ironmongers, Earwig & 11 East street. See advert Hunt Albert, grocer, 21 A, London road Hunt Martha Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Ethelbert villa, Park

end, London roadHunter James Ker, coach builder, 15 London road Hurst Misses, ladies’ school, Y ’garn, Ravensbourne road Hutchison & Son, french polishers, 14 Freeland’s grove Hutson Wm. jobbing gardener, 7 Addison ter. Addison road Huxley Arthur, coffee & dining rooms, 40 East street. See

advertisementHyde Thomas, confectioner, 16 Widmore road llott Herbert James, surgeon, see Beeby & Ilott Ilott James John M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.P.Edin., physician &;

.surgeon, 51 Tweedy roadIlott James William, certifying factory surgeon, Beechfield Ingles James, saddler, 22 East street Ingram John, greengrocer, 1 Wharton road International Tea Co. (John Albert Marchant, manager), 47

High streetIsard Edward & Son, tallow chandlers & wholesale oilmen,

7 & 8 Market squareJackson Albt. boot ma. 24, & draper 25, Oakley rd. Common Jackson Arthur Percy m.a . solicitor, 16 Common Jackson George, gTocer, wine merchant, provision dealer & ' fruit grower, 79 The CommonJacques Thomas Henry, draper, 3 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd James John, baker & confectioner, 78 High street James William John, baker, 19 Chatterton road, Common Janes William, blacksmith & ironmonger, 14 Earwig lane Jayes Geo.Harris,Rose&Crownp.H.i32High st.&3oMarket sq Jayes William, builder, 6 Park grove, Park road Job Alfred, boot maker, 61 The Common Johnson Rodolph, confectioner, 3 The Corner, High street Jones Charles Robert, jobbing gardener, 22 Tylney road Jones Edwin, fruiterer, Tweedy buildings, Widmore road .Jones Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy stationer & confectioner, 10 &

11 The Promenade, London road Jones Ellen (Mrs.), Railway hotel, East street

Jones George, draper, 5 Widmore road Jones John Archibald Stokes, brewer, Brewhouse, Common Juniper David James, grocer, 9 Norfolk ter. Homesdale rd Keer Manning, general draper, 27 & 28 High street Kennett Edward, grocer & wine & spirit dealer, 43 Highst Kennett Edward, grocer & butcher, 32, 33 & 34 North road Kentish District Times Co. Liin. proprietors of “ Bromley

& District Times,” 19 East street Kentish Sun (William Williamson, proprietor & publisher;

published friday), 18 Bromley common Keogh Claude, tailor, 22 Market square King Clifford, greengrocer, 2 Aylesbury road King George, manager for Russell & Co. 41 College road King John, linen draper, 36 High street King William, greengrocer, 28 London road Kirby & Sons, dairymen, 1 West street Kirby George, watch maker, 26 East street Kirby Thomas, farmer, Hook farm, Common Knappett David, florist, London road Knight Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 20 Church road Knight Robert, painter, 39 Walpole road, Common Knight Thomas, upholsterer, 9 Victoria terrace, Park road Knight William, jun. horticultural builder, rustic worker,' barrow & ladder maker, wood broker & firewood merchant.

Rustic 'works, Southborough, Bickley Lansbury Henry John, auctioneer, house, land & estate

agent & valuer, Town hallLansbury Thomas, road & sewer contractor & brick & tile

maker, 158 High st. & Waldo brick works, Homesdale rd Latter & Willett, solicitors, Market square Latter Edward (firm, Latter & Willett), solicitor & com

missioner for oaths, Market square Latter Hugh R. surveyor, 3 Market square Latter Robinson (firm, Latter & Willett), solicitor, clerk to

the magistrates, registrar of county court & clerk to commissioners of taxes & to the vestry, Market square

Lavender Edgar Davey, photographer, 1 Tweedy buildings, Widmore road

Lawrance Elizabeth (Miss), wardrobe dealer, 7 Mason’s hill Lawrance George, hair dresser, 7 & 8 Mason’s hill Lawrence Mary Ann (Miss), milliner & dress maker, 8 The

Parade, Mason’s hillLawson Ambrose, greengrocer, 91B, Homesdale road ' Lay George, builder, Westmorland road Leaney Edward, Bell Tap p .h . 127 High street Leathern John, boot & shoe maker, 73 High street Lee Richard, grocer, 31 Chatterton road Lee William, shopkeeper, 30 North road Lenton Bros.photographrs.& stationrs.6TheParad3,Mason’s hi Lepper John Harrage, auctioneer, land agent &c. see Baxter,

Payne & LepperLevey George, beer retailer, 64 Palace road .Ley James, baker, 62 CommonLines Martha (Mrs.), Rising Sun p .h . 35 High street Lingham John, oilman, 24 East street Livock Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 99 High street Lloyd Henry Edward, turncock, West Kent water works,

69 Palace roadLloyd Maurice, ironmonger & agent to L. C. & D. railway &

S. E. railway, High streetLondon & County Banking Co. Limited (branch) (George

Dennen, manager), High street ; draw on head office, Lombard street e c

London & Provincial Meat Stores (George Webb, manager), 136 High street

Longhurst Jn. chimneysweeper, 8 Devonshire sq. Mason’s hi Lovibond John & Sons, brewers & wine & spirit merchants,

128 High street & 35 Market square Lowe Jn. building material dir. L. C. & D. railway station LoweRobt. Alex, builder & contractor^ Tylney rd.WidmorB Lownds William, White Hart hotel & posting house, 138,

139 & 140 High streetLowrence John William, upholsterer & earthenware dealer,

112 & 113 High street & 14 Mason’s hill Luff & Barrow, plumbers, 137 High street Lukey Henry James, draper, 120 High street Lynes Jane (Mrs.), milliner, 83 High street McCarthy William, inland revenue officer, 17 Great Elms rd McKenzie Eustace Alfred, bookseller &c. 108 High street McLoughlin James, draper, 5 & 6 The Broadway Madden Ed wd. MonlonM.B., m.r .c.s. surgeon,91 Widmore rd Mallett William Robert f .s.a . architect & surveyor, 65

Tweedy roadMarchn David, tar pavior, 30 Homesdale road Margetts William, dining rooms, West street Marks Thomas Nicholls, builder, 39 College road Marsh Thomas Henry, grocer, 73 Earwig lane Marshall Mark, shopkeeper, 4 North road Martin & Sons, booksellers & stationers, 11 & 12 Broadway,

High streetMartin & Co. bankers (Thomas Robert Hewitt, manager),

106 Widmore road ; draw on bead office, Lombard stBC





DIRECTORY.] KENT. BROMLEY. 109Maskell Arthur, decorator, 18 London road Mathews, Humphry & Mathews, surgeons, 8 Southborough

road, BickleyMathews James Llewellyn, solicitors, Plas Newydd, South

Hill parkMathews Sidney Robert Harvey L.R.c.p.Lond., M.R.c.s.Eng.

surgeon, 8 Southborough road, Bickley Maunder William, baker k confectioner, i & 2 Market sq May James Dayman, painter, 36 Simpson’s road Maynard John, station master, L. C. & D. railway Mead Lorenzo Gadsden & Co. coal & corn merchants, 11

Mason’s hillMedhurst Frederick, linen draper, 44, 49, 50 & 51 High st Merrett George William, laundry, 4 Leicester villas, Homes-

dale roadMersh William, carman & coal dealer, 54 Palace road &

South Eastern Railway stationMiddleton Henry, inspector to Kent Water Works, 12

Victoria terrace, Park end Miller Cornelius Sinnock, draper, 34 East street Mills Henry, apartments (furnished), pleasantly situated,

terms moderate, 53 Park road Mills William, shopkeeper, 18 Oakley road, Common Millyard Alfred, grocer, 69 High street Milstcad Maria (Miss), fancy repository, see Nash & Milstead Milstead Walter, carman, 2 Prospect place, Mason’s hill Minton Herbert, draper, 10 Broadway Mist Charles, fruiterer, 3 Mason’s hillMITCHELL, WILLIAM & SON, tailors k hatters, 44 East st Mitchell James, greengrocer, 44 Newbury road Mitchell William, jobbing gardener, 5 Gravel pit Mitchiner Julia Elizh. (Miss), ladies’ outfitter, 17 Market sq Monkhouse Ernest C. engineer, 67 West street Moore & Crutcher, hair dressers, 10 Widmore road Moore Arthur m.r.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon, High street Moore Edward Holmes m.a. preparatory school, Amesbury

house, BickleyMoore William, fishmonger, 39 Chislehurst road Morgan Charles, surgeon, 102 High street Morley Phillips & Co. music & musical instrument ware

house, 5 Aberdeen buildings, High street Mortlock Charles Thomas, picture frame maker, 7 East st Moulden William, wheelwright, Southborough, Bickley Mowat John Alex, boot ma. 4 The Promenade, London rd Mullen Robert Gordon,clerk to guardians assessment com

mittee, superintendent registrar, clerk to rural sanitary authority, to the Beckenham school board, St.Mary Cray burial board, Bromley & Beckenham joint hospital board, Bromley local board, Bromley burial board, sec. to West Kent main sewerage board k clerk to the school attendance committee of Bromley local board ; local offices, East street

Muncey Sarah (Mrs.), laundress, 4 Weston road Munday Joseph, shoe maker, 1 Mooreland road Mundy Edwin, linen draper, 46 High street Murdoch G. k Co. domestic appliance manufr. 2 Broadway Mussell George, grocer & draper, 90 & 91 Homesdale road Nash James & Co. confectioners, 30 High street Nash & Milstead, fancy repository, 146 High street Nash Edward Thos. confectioner tobacconist, 20 High st Naylor Charlotte (Mrs.), Crown p .h. Plaistow Nesbit James, boot maker, 142 & 143 High street Nettlefold John & Son, cabinet ma. &c. 32,34 & 144 High st Nettlefold John, auctioneer, cabinet maker &c. 32, 33 &

144 High streetNettlefold Wrilliam, auctioneer, 144 High street Newland George William, boot maker, 16 London road Newman George, florist, 1 Broadway Nicholson Thomas, plumber, 41 Newbury road Norman Maria (Mrs.), dress maker, 61 West street Nutsey Isaac, hatter & hosier, 18 Broadway Nye Frederick William, grocer, post & money order office

& savings bank, 101 Palace road Nye Henry, cabinet maker &c. 36 Palace road Nye Henry James, gasfitter, 36 Palace road Oliver Percy, boot & shoe maker, 126 High street Orford Sidney, carpenter, 1 Freelands grove Orger Joseph, beer retailer, 1 Napier road Osborn George, decorator, 8 Victoria terrace, Park end Palmer Emma & Marianne (Mrs. &; Miss), dress makers,50

Simpson’s roadPalmer Bartle (Mrs.), dress maker, 36A, College rd.PlaistwPalmer Kate (Miss), ladies’ outfitter, 38 High streetPalmer Philemon, jobbing gardener, 22 Johnson roadPamflett John, butcher, n o High streetPamphilon George & Son, wine & spirit n?er. 58 High streetParker Edmund Shirley, solicitor, 152 High streetParker Eliza (Mrs.), post office, Shooting commonParry Thomas, boys’ school, 22 Widmore roadParsons Alfred William, outfitter, 39 High streetPatman Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 3 Haxtead roadPayne Charles, fruiterer, 19 & 76 High street

Payne Douglas, builder, i n High street Payne Frederick, auctioneer land agent, see Baxter,

Payne & LepperPayne George Henry, builder & decorator, 63 High street Pearson & Mitchell, brake proprietors, 44 & 46 Newberry rd Pearson Samuel, jun. grocer, 46 Newberry road Peel Frederick, farmer, Park farm, Plaistow lane Peill E. & Sons, contractors, Addison road Pelli Giovanni, confectioner, 12 Mason’s hill Perrett Walter, tailor, 44 Simpson's road Perry John, farm steward to Lady Scott, 4 Scott’s cottages,

Plaistow lanePerry Thomas, builder & grocer, 43 Tylney road Pfeil Christopher Ferdinand, pawnbroker, 20 Broadway &

71 High street 'Phillips Bros, boot makers, 20 East street Phillips Memorial Homoeopathic Hospital Dispensary,

Harold Wynne Thomas m. r.C.s. surgeon, 19 Widmore rd Phillips John, tailor, 3 North roadPhillips Charlotte (Miss), milliner & fancy draper, Tweedy

buildings, Widmore roadPhillips Rosina (Miss), greengrocer, 12 Farwig lane Phillpott William, boot k shoe maker, 5 The Parade Pickard Charles, saddler, 17 London road Pike James Robert, butcher, 2 The Promenade, London rd Pink Thomas, gardener to John Cooper esq. 24 Pope road P IT T & HANCOCK, costumiers from Madame Deveys,

2 Aberdeen buildings, High street Playfair & Scott, surgeons, 129 High street Pledger Alfred, tailor, 6 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road Plowman Frederick, fishmonger, 46 East street Pocock James Reuben, nurseryman, College slip, High st Podger Henry & Sons, steam dyers & cleaners, 3 Market

square <fe Homesdale road Podger Abel, bricklayer, 4 Weston grove Podger James, builder, 67 Farwig lane Podger Robert, builder & general carman & contractor; fur

niture removed to all parts by road, rail or w ater; all dock orders promptly executed; 56 Mooreland road

Pointer Henry, shoe maker & leather seller, 9 Mason’s hill Ponsford & Son, nurserymen k florists, Westmoreland rd Potter John, baker, 22 London road Prangle W’illiam, chimney sweeper, 1 Palace road Presland Jn. Thos. turncock Kent water works,32 Palace rd Presland Thomas, builder, 6 Westmoreland road Press Sarah (Mrs.), midwife, 1 Westmoreland road Pretty Messrs, dentists, 3 Widmore road Price Alfred Edward m .d . surgeon, Holly Mount, High st Trice William, gardener to Mr. Browne, 4 Eden villas,

Homesdale roadPritchard William, picture frame maker, 16 West street Puckeridge Ellen (Mrs.), grocer, 19 Tylney road Fulham Charles, statuary & mason, 6ia , Mason’s hill & 55

Stanley roadPyrke Bertram Stewart, grocer, 24 High street Pyrke George Lyde, upholsterer, 147 & 148 High street k

12 Simpson’s roadQuensborough Charles, The Oak p .h . 70 Widmore road Quick Henry Bailey, tailor k shirt & collar maker, 9 & 10

Widmore roadRabbits & Sons, boot & shoe makers, 18 Widmore road Rackham Jessie (Mrs.), fancy draper, 3 The Promenade,

London roadRandall Arthur, hoot & shoe maker, 11 Widmore road Ranger Henry, grocer, 47 Palace road Ranson George, beer retailer & shopkeeper, 30 Common Raynham Charles, fly proprietor, 20 Beckenham lane Redding Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Plaistow Redfern Hemy, ironmonger & gasfitter, 14 Widmore road Reeves George, beer retailer, Common Relph William Henry, baker, 89 Palace road Richardson Henry, tailor, 15 Wharton road Rickett, Smith & Co. Lim. coal merchants, S.E. railway

stationRidley William, coffee rooms, 4 Simpson’s road Roberts Charles, contractor, 10 Napier road Robinson Anthony, draper, 54 Chislehurst road Robinson George, boot repairer, 11 Prospect place Robinson Thomas Herbert, grocer, 78 Common _Robinson William Thomas, grocer, 60 Common Robus Thomas Edward, fishmonger, 21 Palace road Rogers Frederick, architect & survejror, 29 Freelands road Romary Albert, tobacconist, 107 High street - Rose Henry James, collector to the guardians of Bromley

union, relieving & vaccination officer No. 1 district & registrar of births- & deaths for Bromley sub-district & school attendance & inquiry officer No. 1 district, 109 Farwig lane

Roser Henry William, draper, 70 High street -Ross James Alexander m.d., c.m . surgeon, Stangrove,

Park roadRound William, shopkeeper, 6 Freelands grove





110 BROMLEY. [ eklly'bRoyal West Kent Regiment (The Queen’s Own) 2nd Volun

teer Battalion (Captain B. H. Latter, E Co. & Captain E. Latter, F Co. commandants ; David Thomson Playfair m.d . surgeon ; Patrick Morgan, sergt.-instructor), Drill hall, East street •

Ruegg Henry, butcher, 45 High street Russell & Co.(George King, manager), carriers,41 Collegerd Sainsbury Louisa (Mrs.), draper, 88 Palace road St. Mary’s Convalescent Home (Rev. H. F. Wolley, hon.

sec. ; Philip Benton esq. hon. treasurer; Mrs. Nunn, matron),39 Beckenham lane

St. Vanda’s Nursing Institution (Mrs. Lucy Fitch, superintendent). Trained nurses supplied to all parts of the kingdom ; massage & battery a speciality, Highland road, Bromley; & 23 Victoria terrace, Surbiton, Surrey. Telegraphic address ‘ ‘ Nurses,” Bromley, Kent

Sales George, tobacconist, 79 High street Sanders Isaac, Greyhound p .h. 116 & 117 High street Sanders John, berlin wool warehouse, 121 High street Sanders John Harrison, Freelands tavern, 16 Freelands road Sanders John Henry, accountant, Town Hall chambers,

Market squareSanders John Henry (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 & 25Park road Satchell Charles, plumber &c. 77 High street Satchell Charles, builder & contractor, estimates for general

repairs, 18 Park endSatchell Sarah (Mrs.), furnished apartments, pleasantly

situated, terms moderate, 34 Glebe road Satterthwaite Clement Henry, farmer & dairyman, Spring

Hill farm, Plaistow lane Saunter Henry, boot maker, 103 Palace road Sawyer Priscilla (Mrs.), furrier, 17 West street Sayers James, chimney sweeper, 10 Vale cots. Mason’s hill School of Science & Art (Thomas Davis, hon. sec; Thomas

Frederick Harris, master), Tweedy road Scott Ellen (Mrs.), midwife, 29 Homesdale road

. Scott John b .a . , m .h. surgeon, see Playfair & Scott Search Henry, butcher, 7 Tylney road Sears Jane (Mrs.), nurse (monthly & invalid), 13 Hawks-

worth roadSelf-Supporting Dispensary (John Joseph Devlin, surgeon),

1 A, The ParadeShallard, Fendt & Co. dyers, 18 Market square Sharp Henry, watch maker & jeweller, 4 Aberdeen build

ings, High streetShaw Alfred, basket & wicker furniture ma. 49 Havelock rd Shewbrooks Thomas, house decorator, 5 The Promenade,

London roadShillcock & Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 122 High street Shoe bridge Jesse, jobbing gardener, 23 Tylney road Shoebridge William Henry, clothier, 82 Palace road Sills Albert, tobacconist & confectioner, 4 & 6 East street Simmons William, gas engineer, 8 West street Singer Manufacturing Co. (Miss Ada Frost., manageress), 14

Broadway, High streetSkilham Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Plymouth road Skinner Richard, homoeopathic chemist, 138 High street Slater Francis Cookesley, solicitor, 42 West street Sledmore Ruth (Mrs.), dress maker, 56 Widmore road Smith Edward Samuel & Co. printer &c. 21 Church road Smith Alice (Mrs.), laundress, 11 Gravel rd. The Common Smith George, baker & confectioner, 4 Mason’s hill Smith Henry, dairyman, 10 & 11 Park road Smith John, jobbing gardener, 63 Mooreland road Smith Mary (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 15 & 16 Market sq Smith Robert, gardener to George Hastings esq. 2 Leicester

villas, Homesdale roadSmith Thomas, Anglesea Arms p .h . 90 Palace road Smith Wallace, corn merchant, Gravel road Smith William, builder, 4 Gravel road, Common Smith William, jobbing gardener, 3 Weston road Snelgrove William, shopkeeper, 29 London road Snelgrove Willie John, Prince Frederick p .h. Plaistow Soames Rev. Henry Aid win m .a ., f .l .s. boys’ schl.5 South hi Soames Edgar, solicitor, 29 Mason’s hill Soans Alfred, shopkeeper, 3 Napier road Spackman Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 2 West street Sparks Edward, trap proprietor, 40 Napier road Speller William Edward, nurseryman, 63 The Common Spooner George, teacher of music, 11 Palace road Springett Herbert m.r .c.v.s. farrier, 33 Mason’s hill Stanford Frederick Houghton, hair dresser, 8 Broadway Stanmore George Wm. draper, & post office, 77 Common Stebbing Isabella (Mrs.), stationer, 38 East street Steiert & Son, watch & clock makers & jewellers, 21 High st Stenbridge John, marine store dealer, 8 Far wig lane Stenning William, tobacconist & post office, 4 Norfolk ter

race, Homesdale roadStevens & Sons, wine & spirit merchants, Tweedy build

ings, Widmore roadStevens Robert, horticultural builder, 75 Simpson’s road Stoddart Thomas, farm bailiff to Lord Kinnaird, Plaistow

Stone George, collector to local board; offices, East street * & collector of poor’s rates, Park end

Stone Henry, boot repairer, 17 Weston grove Stringer Harry Edwin, stone mason, 2 Rose villas, Park end Strong E. & Sons, printers, stationers & bookbinders & pub.

lishers of “ Brornley Record,” 14 Market square Stuart Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 7 Norfolk ter.Homesdaleid Stubberfield Richard, grocer, 17 Freelands road Styles Henry Boaz. smith & wheelwright, Walpole road Suckling John, jobbing gardener, 4 Prospect place Sundridge Park Estate Office, Widmore Sutton Frederick, auctioneer, Tweedy road Sutton William, Bell hotel, 125 High street Swan James, shopkeeper, 21 Chatterton road Swatton Daniel, greengrocer, 26 Chatterton road Symonds Edward, ham & beef dealer, 37 High street Symons Thomas, laundry, 21 Johnson road Tancioni Rienzi, watch maker, 96 High street Tajdor Joseph & Son, builders, 61 Mason’s hill Taylor David, builder, 37 Stanley road Taylor John, boot maker, 4 Addison terrace Taylor Richard, watch maker, 115 High street Thomson Eliza Frances (Mrs.), confectioner, 17 Broad

way, High streetThorpe Mrs. registry office for servants, 34 Park end Tilbury Arthur, tailor, 53 Chislehurst road Todd Sami, gardener to Lady Scott, Garden la. Sundridge pk Tolhurst Alfred, carman & contractor, 37 Walpole road Tomblin James William, gardener to Mrs. Sandell, 1 Eden

villas, Homesdale roadTorfleet Annie (Mrs.), grocer, cheesemonger & general

stores, 34 Simpson’s roadTosland Alex, upholsterer, 3 Aberdeen buildings, High st Towell Charles, gasfitter, 2 South street Tracey William, confectioner, 11 Mason’s hill Tredgold Arthur, stationer & post office, 2 Mason’s hill Trower Joshua, draper, 23 Chatterton road Turner George & Co. oilmen & china & earthenware dealers,

16 Mason’s hill & 8 Widmore road Tyrer Harry & Co. coal merchants, Eickley station, Bickley Tyrrell Frank, gardener to Frederick Haigh esq. 31

Homesdale roadUnstead Edward, grocer & agent for W. & A Gilbey, vine

& spirit merchants, 15 Mason’s hill Uridge William, grocer & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine&

spirit merchants, 15 Widmore road Uwins Hy. Edmond, decorator, 43 London road Vass Henry, smith &; farrier, Walter’s yard, High street Veall Thomas Wm. linen draper, 2 The Parade, Mason’s hi Victoria Wine Co. 80 High street Vincent John, jobbing gardener, 8 Prospect place Vyse Henry, laundry, 65 & 67 Simpson’s road Wakefield David, jobbing gardener, 31 Park road Walker & Holmes, cabinet mas. & upholsterers, 67 Highst Walker FVank, confectioner, 3 The Parade, Mason’s hill Walker William, dairyman, 5 Norfolk ter. Homesdale road Wall George, clerk to the Bromley, Chelsfield, Farnborough

& Orpington school boards ; local offices, East street Wall Thomas, Beech Tree tavern, London road Wallace William, butcher & corn dealer, 6 & 7 Farwig lane Wallis Henry John, butcher, 28 Chatterton road Walter Charles Edward, jobbing gardener, 8 Aylesbury rd Ward William Henry, fly proprietor, 14 West street Ware Thomas, laundry, Vale cottages, Mason’s hill Ware Thomas John, fishmonger, 13 Mason’s hill Waterer & Dickins, auctioneers & general valuers & estate

agents, surveyors &c. publishers of the “ Bromley & West Kent Monthly Property Register,” post free,n Market sq

Waters Peter, brougham & cab office, 36 Park road Webb James John, beer retailer & smith, 63 Palace road Weeks George & Sons, ironmongers, 61 High street Weller George, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Town

Hall chambers, Market square & 33 Tweedy road Wells George, grocer, 1 Aylesbury road Wells Joshua, boot maker, 5 West street West Kent Main Sewerage Board (Sir J. F. Lennard bart.

chairman ; R. G. Mullen, sec. ; Sir J. W. Bazalgette C.E- & Alfred Williams c .e . engineers); Local office, Easts!

West Kent (Queen’s Own) Yeomanry Cavalry (A Troop) (Capt. E. H. Hills, commanding ; Sergt.-Major A. Quy, drill instructor)

West James, fly proprietor, Widmore West William, surveyor, Hawthorne road, Bickleypark Westbrook William, fruit grower, Oakley road, Common Whayman Elizabeth & Sarah Ann (Misses), fancy drapers,

55 Mason’s hillWheatley George, chimney sweeper, 9 Mooreland road Wheeler Sophia (Miss), ladies’ school, 8 Common Whiffin Edward John, fancy draper, 2 Park end, London rd Whincup Thomas Thompson, fly proprietor, 34 Mason’s hill Widmore Brick & Tile Works (James Warren, foreman),

Widmore





directory.] KENT. NEW BROMPTON. I l l

Willett Archibald Edward, solicitor, see Latter & Willett Williams Marion (Mrs.), dress maker, 30 Park road Williams Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments (furnished), plea

santly situated ; terms moderate, 7 Florence road Williams Walter Albert a .r .i .b .a . architect, 51 High street Williamson William, newspaper propr. North st. & i 3 Com Willson Walter Richard, blacksmith & ironmonger, Wid-

more road & Lewes road Windebank & Co. dyers, 83 High street Wingfield Charles, postmaster, Widmore Wingfield Henry, beer retailer, 10 North road Wingfield James, nurseryman & florist, Widmore road Wingfield Sami, tobacconist & post office, 53 Chislehurst rd Winstone Edwin James, plumber, hot water engineer &c. 4

Farwig lane. See advertisement Wise Eliza (Mrs.), laundress, Widmore road'Withycombe William Henry, beer retailer, Farwig lane Womersley Mary (Mrs.), fancy repository, 16 Broadway Wood Thomas & Son, bakers, 74 Farwig lane Wood Arthur, dairyman, 6 Mason’s hill Wood Benjamin, librarian & pianoforte tuner, 30 Cres

cent road, Plaistow

N E W B R O M P T O N is an ecclesiastical parish, formed Sept. 15, 1863, from the civil parish of Gillingham, and is in the Mid division of the county, Chatham and Gillingham hundred, lathe of Aylesford, Medway union, Gillingham local board district, Rochester petty sessional division and county court district, and in the Rochester rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese, and is one mile east from Chatham and adjoins Chatham lines, an open area of hilly ground used by the military, and to which the public have free access. There is a station here on the London, Chatham and Dover railway, w hich passes under Chatham lines by a tunnel four furlongs in length. It is supplied with water by the Brompton, Chatham, Gillingham and Rochester Water Works Company, and lighted with gas by the Rochester Gas Company. The church of St. Mark is a structure of brick, in the Early English style, and consists of apsidal chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, vestry and a south porch ; the nave is separated from the aisles by arcades of five arches, each supported on round piers with moulded capitals : the chancel arch is inclosed by iron grilles : below it on the south side of the communion table is a credence, with piscina below i t : there are 800 sittings. The register dates from the year 1866. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ^301, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Gillingham, and held since 1872 by the Rev. Richard Morris, of Trinity College, Dublin. A mission hall in connection with St. Mark’s is now (1890) in course of erection and will seat 350 persons. The Baptist chapel in Green street, erected in 1889, at a cost of ^3,800, is a building of Kentish rag in the Gothic style : the front is flanked by dwarf towers containing the stairs, and there is a traceried window filled with stained glass : under the chapel is a school for 550 children. The Wesleyan chapel, in Canterbury street, was opened in 1882. The Free Methodist chapel in Arden street, opened in 1887, has sittings for about 400, and the Bible Christian chapel in Trafalgar street will seat about 350. The Public Hall, a spacious building suitable for public meetings, was erected in the year 1876 in the High street, and consists of a large hall, well lighted and ventilated and fitted with a balcony and stage ; annexed is a smaller hall, divided by folding doors and arranged so as to deepen the stage for theatrical purposes : the large hall will hold 500 persons. The area is 524 acres ; the population in 1881 was 8,958.

Parish Clerk, Joseph Robert Peach all.Post, M. 0 . & T. 0 ., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office

(head office).— Jesse John Packenham, sub-postmaster. Letters through Chatham are dispatched at 6.15, 9 & 11.30 a.m. 2.15, 6.20, 7 k 9.15 p.m. & are delivered at 7 & 11.10 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; on Sundays, dispatched at 5.15 p.m. & delivered at 7 a.m

Post k M. 0 . 0 ., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, High street.— Moses Trayton Skinner, receiver. Letters through Chatham are dispatched at 8.45 & 11.15 a.m. & 2.10, 4.40 & 9 p.m.; on Sundays at 5 p.m

Post k M. 0 . O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Duncan road.— Henry Hurrell, receiver. Letters through Chatham are dispatched at 8.5 a.m. 1.30, 4.15 & 8.25 p .m .; on Sundays at 4.23 p.m

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Alford Wm. Hy. Lome villa, Nelson rd Allen Charles (warrant officer b .n .),

40 Mill roadAvery Edward J . Stancombe house Banes Miss, 50 Mill road Barrett Capt. Dacre Leonard r .m . (supt.

of Gymnasia, Thames dist.) 4 Marlborough terrace

Barton Amos, Milerns villa, Canterbry.rd Bear Edgar George, 57 Paget street

Wood Jabez, parish clerk, Clareville, Ethelbert road Wood Thomas, gardener to Mrs. Osborne, 77 Homesdale rd Wood William, greengrocer, 104 Palace road Wood William Selby, riding master, 10 Freelands road Woodhams John L. builder, 57 Mason’s hill Woollard Alfred, boot maker, 48 Palace road Working Man’s Clothier (Geo.Perkins,manager), 29 High st Worley Arthur, florist, Langley cottage, Tylney road Wright Charles, batcher, 72 High street Wright Robert, sanitary engineer, Mason’s hill Wybom Thomas Harrison, machine agent, 58 Palace road Yates Herbert, saddler, 2 Norfolk terrace, Homesdale road Yates John, builder, 46 Walpole road Yeates George, shopkeeper, 32 Bloomfield road Yeldham Thomas, scripture reader, 71 West street Yelland Maria (Mrs.), dress maker, 25 Simpson’s road Yoliand John Horatio m.r .c.s. , l .s.a . surgeon, 38 Common Young Men’s Christian As-ociation (W. Edwards, sec.),

5 East streetYoung Women’s Christian Association (Miss Susanna Reid,

superintendent), 23 Widmore road

Post & M. 0 . 0 ., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Canterbury street.— W. Turner, receiver. Letters through Chatham, dispatched at 8.10 a.m. & 1.45, 4 & 8.30 p.m

G illingham Local Board.Offices, Upper Gardiner street.

Board day, every alternate thursday at 3 p.m.MEMBERS.

New Brompton Ward.Beveridge Charles John | Hill Thomas

Mackey William James Sheepwash Richard

Bines Harry R.Brown John George

Old Brompton Ward.King WilliamSheepwash Benjamin Henry

Gillingham Ward.

Watchurst Edgar John

Tozer William (chairman) Croneen William Featherby George

Gibbs Herbert Gittings John Green John

Beck Richard, 33 Mill road Beveridge Charles John, 137 High st Biggs Lieut. Thomas Arthur Hastings

R.E. 3 York terraceBills William (chief engineer r .n,),

Nile cottage, Mill road Blocksidge Rer. Walter W. [Baptist],

Green streetBoorman Frederick John, River View

villa, Napier, roadBotten Geo, Wainscot house, Napier rd

Clerk, James Basset, High street, Rochester. Treasurer, C. H. A. Lock* London & Provincial Bank,

ChathamMedical Officer of Health, Edwin Charles Warren, 123 High,

street, New BromptonSurveyor, Alfred Wanstall, Arden street, New Brompton Sanitary Inspector, Cornelius Candler, Victoria street, New

BromptonCollector, James Godden, Local Board officePlaces of Worship, with times of services: —

St. Mark’s Church. Rev. Richard Morris, vicar; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Baptist, Green street, Rev. Walter W. Blocksidge ; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Bible Christians’, Trafalgar street, Rev. John M allett; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Congregational, High street, Rev. A. I. Anthony; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

National Scotch, Paget street, Rev. George Bruce Watson; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Primitive Methodist; 10.30a.m. & 6.30 p.m Wesleyan Methodist, Canterbury street, Rev. Daniel Henry Carr ; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

United Methodist Free, Arden street, Rev. J. W. Woodcock; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

Schools :—St. Mark’s National (mixed), built in 1858, for 699 children & since enlarged for 912 ; average attendance, 390 boys, 220 girls & 270 infants ; James Shelton, master ; Miss Thorpe, mistress ; Miss Bagley, infants’ mistress

Wesleyan (higher grade) (boys, girls & infants), Arden street, erected in 1870, for 600 children & enlarged in 1889 for 1,250 ; average attendance, 500 boys, 300 girls & 255 infants ; Edward J. Avery, m aster; Miss M. Rosterne, girls’ mistress ; Miss Sarah J. Pease, infants’ mistress

Railway Station, Albert W. Partridge, station masterConveyance.— Omnibus from York hotel, Chatham, to the

Railway hotel, High street, at frequent intervals dailyBowers Thomas, 36 Mill road Brown Andrew, 11 Stafford road Brown Richard (warrant officer r .n.),

Ylo house, Nelson road Bruce Robert, Barclay villa, Nelson rd Budden James Henry, Marlow house,

Napier roadBurrows Rev. Francis Robert M.A.

[vicar designate of St. Barnabas, Gillingham], Beacon court

Carne Richard, 119 Canterbury street





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