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Advertisements i-lxxvi FARNBOROUGH ••••••••••••••• 100Official Establishments, FOOTS CRAY •••••••••••.••• 101Local Institution, &c. ... 1 HAYES •.••.••...•...•.•..•••.• 103Street Directory •.. ....•. 5 RESTON ••••••••••••••••••••• 104Commercial 31 RNOCRHOLT ••••••.••••••••••• 105Private Residents .42 NORTH CRAY ..••••••.••.•.• 106

BECRENHAM •••••••••••••••••• 51 ORPINGTON ••• "'0 •••••••••••• 106CHELSFIELD •••••••••••••••••• 84 SIDCUP •..•.•.••.•..•.•••. .• 110CHISLEHURST •.•.••••..•••••••• 86 ST. MARY CRAY •.•..••.•... 111CUDHAM •••••••••••••••••••• 98 ST. PAUL'S CRAY ••••••••• 117DOWNE •••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 WEST WICKHAM •• :,••••••••• 118t .free. H<~. ., rAllCC:

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Allnutt, B., grocer and provision me~chant... ..•Ardern, W. J., dairyman, and wine and spirit,merchantAyling, T. & Son, boot and shoe manufacturersAyling, William T., oil and colormanBalls, Henry, tailor and trousers makerBaxter, W. W., family chemist ...Baxter & Payne, auctioneers and estate agentsBlundell T., fishmonger; poulterer, &c.Blundell, W. T., fruiterer and greengrocerBoorah, Too falllily grocer and provision dealerBridger, R., butcher ...Bridal, W. G., Park house academy .Brown, John, tobacconist... .Brown & Son, tailors and outfitters .Browning, J. W., dyer, bleacher, &c.Buckle & Griffin, coal and coke merchantsBurgess J., boot and shoe maker ...Burgess, Mrs. W., stationer, berlin wool rep0'3itory,&c .Bush, S., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder .Carreck, W. N., birdstuffer, stationer, &c. ...Chamberlain, J., boarding school for young gentlemen ...Chapman, H. E., cabinet maker and upholsterer ..•Chapman, Misses,establishment for young ladiesChurch, John, boot and shoe maker ••• ..•Cooper, Brothers, corn merchantsCooper, H. G., butcher... ..• ...Cooper J., plumber, gasfitter, and hot water engineerDarby, W. H., mason and contractor ...Davis, Miss, drawing and water colour paintingDavis, Miss C., teacher of music ... ...Dixon, Mrs. Julius and Miss, Essex Lodge schoolDoe & Son, boot and shoemakers... ...Doyle, J., Bromley hair cutting saloonsDunford, J. dairyman ... .., . ..Dunn, E., upholsterer and undertaker ...Dunn, J. & E., upholsterers, cabinet makers, undertakers, &c.

INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS.

Economll1.Life A!l~urance SocietyEllis, S., school for young gentlemenFertel, Mrs., Broomfield school ,..Filby, Brothers, hair dressers, perfumers, &c.Fisher, J., furniture removerFitch, D., wholesale fruitererFox & Sons, brewers, Oak brewery, Farnborough ••.Francis and Lloyd, ironmongers, gas fitters, and plumbersGael, E. photographer ".Gammon, R., gas and hot-water engineer ..•Garwood, H. W., watch and clock maker, jeweller, &c.Gayfer, W., middle class schoolGilbert, T., grocer and baker ,Gomer, W. & Son, darrymenGooding, Mrs. dressmaker •••Grinsted, Daniel, coal merchantGrubb, W. A., builder, &c....Hammond, G., plumber, gasfitter, and house decorator ,..Harman's pianoforte and music warehouseHarman, R. V., photographerHambleton & Co., dJers and cleanersHillmer. W., draper, hosier, and millinerHinchliffe, D., statuary and mason •••Romreopathic pharmacyHopkins, E., plumber, gas and hot-water engineer ...Hopton, J., fruiterer and greengrocer, coal merchant, &c.How, Jam€s, watch and clock maker, jeweller and silversmithHoward John, pork butcher •••Hutchings, E. & Co., dyers, cleaners, &c.Ingles, John, saddler and harness makerIsard, Edward, tallow chandler ... •••Isherwood, J., family and dispensing chemist ..•James J., baker and confectionerJohnson,..G. T., fishmonger and poultererJones, G., family draper, &c.... ...Johnson, Misses M. and H. Berlin wool, baby linen warehouse, &c.Jones, T. B., ironmonger, gasfitter, &c. ••. •.• •.•London and Provincial Carriage Insurance CompanyLownds, W., fly proprietor, White Hart Hotel ..•Lynes Mrs., milliner, dressmaker. &c. •.• ..•Marshall, A. J., family draper. &c.... ... . ..Martin, E., grocer, wine, spirit, and bottled beer merchantMaunder, W., fancy bread and biscuit bakerMersh, W., carman and c9ntractor ...Middlemiss, W., bread and biscuit bakerMorley, Thomas, Bromley Academy .••Mowat, James, tailor, &c.... ..•Mundy, E., draper, milliner, &c. ..•Nash John, draper, silk mercer, and milliner .•. .•.Nash and Milstead, berlin wool and fancy repository . ..Nettlefold, 1., auctioneer ancl gppraiser, upholsterer, and undertaker

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Nye F. W., tea dealer and provision merchant...... lxviiOdd~n,J., family grocer, tea dealer, and provision merchant lxixOliver, P.,..boot and shoe maker !xiliOrford, Misses,young ladies' school xxxviiOsborn, George, plumber, painter, &c.... lxvPamphiltm, George,.wine and spirit merchant... xxPayne, G. H., builder and decorator xlixPhillpott, W., boot and shoe maker xxviPodger, H., Page Heath Laundry xxiPoole, C. baker and confectioneer ... xxxixPressley, G. watchmaker and jeweller... xlvPulham, C., monumental and cemetery works... xxivPyrke, B. S., grocer, &c.... ... lxiiQuick, H. B., shirt and collar maker... ... xxiiiRailway Accident Mutual Assurance Company. ixRanson, T., decorator, painter, &c. ... lxxRatley & Thorpe, toy and fancy reposit.ory ... xxviRaymond, C. S., pianoforte tuner, repaIrer, &c. lxivRedfern, Henry, gas and hot water engineer xiiRoyal Exchange Assurance Corporation viRussell, T. .R. & H., carriers ... xlviiiSanders, Mrs., dress and mantle maker lxxiSatchell, .T.. plumber, glazier, and decorative painter xxiiShillcock, J. B., chemist, &c. Iii and !iiiShoebridge, W., billiard rooms, "Swan and Mitre" lixSimmons, W., tailor, &c. ... xxiiSlight, H. L., wine and spirit merchant, Widmore ... ... lxvSmith, Edward S. sewingmachine agent, ted-cher,cleaner &repairer ii &xxiiiSmith, Mrs. E. S., dress, mantle, and costume maker iiSmith, ::Mrs.M., china and glass rooms ... xxxixSparrowhawk, R., draper and silk mercer ixSteiert and Dotter, watch and clock makers !xviSteer, J. chimney sweep... ... ... ... ... xlviStrong, E. and Sons, letter-press, copper-plate, and lithographic printers iSturt, Misses, schools for young ladies and gentlemen xxxiiStubbs, Wm., miller, corn, coal, and seed merchant XXXVIii'ralby, Sergt. G. W., drill instructor, &c. lxxivTilling George, job and post master ... ... xlTaylor's library and Berlin wool and stationery warehouse lxixUnstead, E., grocer and provisionmerchant xlUridge, Mrs. E., baby linen and ladies' outfitting warehouse ... xxviiiUridge, Mrs. E., family grocer, cheesemonger, &foreign wine merchant viiiWalker & Holmes, cabinet makers and upholsterers... xxvWeeks, George, furnishing and manufacturing ironmonger lxviWells, G. M., upholsterer and furniture dealer...... xxix

'Wheeler, Miss, young ladies school... xxxvWightman, Miss, teacher of music xxxviiWillby, James, carman, &c.... IxWingfield, James, nurseryman and florist lxxiiiWood, W. S., Maidstone ale stores IWood, W. S., ramoneur, &c. Ii

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BEOKENHAM.

Bailey C., gas, hot water, and steam engmeer •.• 76Barnes, Mr., auctioneer and estate agent 76Baxter, Mrs., registry office... . .. 64Blundell, W., fishmonger and poulterer 13Booth, William, family grocer and provision merchant 73Cannon, T. M., wholesale and retail tobacconist 81Churcher & Son, boot and shoe makers' 81Churcher, E. W., ladies' and children's bootmaker 86Collins, Bros. fishmongerss, poulterers, &c. 72Cook, Thomas, seedsman and florist ... 68C00per Brothers, corn merchants .•. 70Cumberland, John, tailor, hatter, hosier, and shirt maker 65Curtis, C., cabinet manufacturer, upholsterer, &c. 69Day, T. S., family chemist ... 62DeBruin, Mrs., berlin wool and fancy repository 74Evans, T., tailor and habit maker... •.. 77Fisher, T. J., baker and confectioner ..• 64Freeman, J. P., grocer and butterman ... 65Gascoyne, W. and Sons, architects, surveyors, and contractors 63Graham, T., builder, plumber, gas, and hot water fitter 79Green, J. H., family and dispensing chemist... ... 74Hillier and Jones, French and English milliners, dressmakers, &c.... 67Hird, George, draper and silk mercer... 79Hoare, S., boot and shoe maker .•. 77Homewood, G., family grocer and wine and spirit merchant 75Hooker, J., builder and undertaker ..• 71Keeler, J., nurseryman 68Levens, William, cook and confectioner 66London and County Bank ... 61Lovelock, W., statuary and mason ... 71Lumsden, T. C., fruiterer, greengrocer, and potatoe salesman 72Manger, G. R., draper, milliner, &c. ... 75Merriman, Miss, preparatory school... lviMiddleditch, H., saddler and haruess maker 83Miller, W., carpenter and joiner ... ... 78Moore and Matthew, coal, co:keand seed merchants 67Nye, W. G., butcher ... ... 82Purvis, C., hay, corn, and seed merchant 80Rippengal, A., fruiterer and ~reengrocer 83Sparrow, G., bread and biSCUItbaker .•. 83Webb, W., china and glass warehouse 81Wilson G. D., hair dresser and perfumer 65Wilson, W. J., collar and harness maker 78

INDEX TO NAMES O~" ADVERTISERS.

OHISLEHURST.Ball, B., boot and !!ohoemanufacturer •.•Barham, W., baker, &c.Brett and Sons, plumbers and gas engineers ..Chattell, Mr. David J., auctioneer and estate agentCheeseman, William, greengrocer and fruitererCutler, J., tea dealer and tobacconist .Field, George, livery and bait stables .Flegg, G., saddler and harness maker... ... ... ..•Humphery, Mr. and Mrs., preparatory school for sons of gentlemenInns, D., plumber, painter, glazier, &c.Jull, J. W., smith and farrier ..•Mitchell, T., job master and livery stable keeperMorphett, G. E., tutorOtway, J., builder and undertakerPeckham, George, butcher ... . ..Sibley, J., saddle and harness maker ...Sim, Robert, nurseryman and seedsmanWillis, M. A. and Son, tailors and habit makersWilson, W., miller, corn dealer, and seedsman ...Wing, Lewis, dispensing chemist

FOOTS CRAY.

Newman, J., watchmaker

HAYES.

Harrod, J., grocer, tea dealer, &c.

T!ESTON.

Olive, L., milliner and baker

SIDOUP.

Newman, J., watchmaker... ...Small, Henry, plumber, gas and water fitter, &c.

St. MARY CRAY.

Francis, Mrs., millinery and dressmaking establishmentHeath, T. chemist ... ... ...Lane, G. & J., nurserymen and se€dsmen ..•Tyrer, Harry and Co., coal and coke merchantsHyder, William, seedsma"} and fruiterer

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ADVERTISEMENTS. \1.

1rinHng @RtrrtAND

~.encrnI £fntinn.et!1 wmnngOltfJ.e,14, MARKET SQUARE,

BROMLEY, KENT.

F' pT"f\ONG 8r PONS,

)PRINTERS & JTATIONERS,j300KBINDEI\S, ~C.

~#i-f!!1JlahU/nd SL:d~ia}tt~f?Amtmi.

NEW BOOKS PROCURED TO ORDER.

FORWARDED TO THE

LONDON AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS.

Magazines and MonthliesREGULARLY SUPPLIED.

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS,AND

(I@ cn-erd J\,bb-erti~£m£nt£)

BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, 1REPORTS

ANDBALANCE SHEETS,

CLUB RULES, POSTERS,HAND BILLS,

.CARDS,CIRCULARS,

PROGRAMMES,BILL HEADS, RECEIPT,

ORDER,AND

DELIVERY nOOKS,NOT E HE A DIN G S,

:MElIIORANDUMS,ETC.,

EXPEDITIOUSLYPRINTED

IN THE FIRsT STYLEOF

WORKMANSHIP.

Engraving in all its Cbranches.

~.ehgttfJt ~((oltnft ~tmotttnhltmt nnh iodttf ~oohs.Cl'ests, Dies, and .Monograms. Envelopes and Paper Stamped.

BOOKS BOUND AND REPAIRED.

ii. ADVERTISEMENTS.

SEOOND-HAND MAOHINES BOUGHT OR EXOHANGED.

in all its Branches.

ESTABLISHED 1868.

MESSRS. HAMBLETON & CO.,

18, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.

EVER.Y DESCl\!PTION OF DYEING It CLEANING

ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

Kid Gloves and Boots Cleaned twice a week.

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ESTABLISHED 1803.

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COOPER BROTHERS,(LATE ROBERT COOPEH)

@;otn and ~lottr ~tt!hallt~,DEALERS IN lIAY, STHAW, & CIAOVER,

19, MAR~ET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT,OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.

BRA~CH, HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.

Agents for the noted Favershaln Pale &, Bitter Ales.. STORES, TOWN HALL CELLARS.

SEEDS AND ·MEALSOF EVERY DESORIPTION.

Sllratt's BisCli.its and.

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THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.

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DANIEL GRINSTED,~Q~L MlaCNAI'

37, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.~-COALS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DELIVERED OR SUPPLIED

AT TilE

Depot-BRO!dLEY STATION.

List of prices published daily at office, including delivery in Bromley andneighbourhood, or will be forwarded free on application.

N.B. The Published prices are nett, and are invoiced 2/- per tonextra, same being deducted from the a,ccount if paid

within one month.Agent for the West Kent Ales and Stout, in Casks and Bottles.

g. ] $ m E lRW @ @ IDf

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST,By Examination,

2, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes ca1'~fully and accurately. prepared with the Purest Drugs and Chemicals.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MAKER OF

ISHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED TOOTHACHE DROPS, which never failto give instant relief; also

ISHERWOOD'S CORN SOLVENT, the most effectual remedy for hardand soft Corns, &c.

ISHERWOOD'S NEROLINE, or Skin Emollient, a perfect specific forChapped Hands, and Roughness of the Skin.

~erfttntes for tbe JunhIUftyief, nnh 6\;oHet !tequisites ingnut fmriefg:.

A LARGE STOCK OF HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.Tooth Brushes of every pattern-all warranted. Nail Brushes of the newest and

best kinds. Finest Turkey and Bath Sponges of all sizes and shapes.GENUINE PATENT MEDIOINES.

ADVERTISEMENTS. v.

VI9 N9 (JA]I m01E~92, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT,

BIRD STUFFER,AND

jICTUF\E fF\AME JAANUFACTURER,

Dealer in Glass Shades and Window Glass.(Awarded Prize Medal South Eastern Exllibition, 1866.)

Old Frames regilded. Pictures mounted or stretched. Mouldingin the length. Th~ trade supplied.

~irhs, &t., £fu£f~h & ~.ounf~h in £gah~s or ([;nscs.Plumes dressed and made up /01' L!1dies' Hats, &,c.

Books Bound to any Pattern. Superior workmanship guarranteed.MANUFACTORY-5, EAST STREET.

JO!mN t-mO AJlD~( Late J. JOHNSON)

iorh ~u~4h4r t ~h4~$4mong~r nnll ~ntt4rnutn,65, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT.

Rich Old and Mild Oheddar, Oheshire, and other Oheeses. Selected from the dairies

FINE, MILD DORSET, NORMANDY, AND IRISH BUTTERS.AylesburY'and Devonshire Fresh Butter fresh daily. French and New Laid

Eggs. Fine York Cream Cheese, Forest Cream, and DevonshireClotted Cream, fresh daily.

Agent for the celebrated Melton Mowbray Pork Pies.PRIME MILD WILTSHIRE BACON. THE PEAT SMOKED do.

SUPERIOR HAMS AND TONGUES.[Jail'!! Fed Pork, Horne-made Pork, Beef, and German Sausages,

. Collared Ii ead, Spiced Beet and Brawn.

vi. ADVERTISEMENTS. ,

Robert Barclay, Esq.John Garratt Cattley. Esq.Mark Currie Close, Esq.Edward James Daniell, Esq.William Davidson, Esq.Lancclot William Dent, Esq.Alexander Druce, Esq.Fredk. Joseph Edlmann, Fsq.Charles Hermann Goschen, Esq.Charles Seywour Grenfell, Esq.Robert Amadeus, Esq.Wilmot Holland, Esq.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCECORPORATION.

Established A.D. 1720, by Charter of King George the First, andconfirmed by Special Acts of Parliament.

Chief Office, Royal Exchange, London; Branch 29, Pall Mall.

JAMES STEWART HODGSON, Esq., Govern01·.CHARLES JOHN MANNING, Esq., Sub- Governol'.FRANCIS ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Esq., Deputy- GoVe1"n01'.

DIRECTORS.Egerton Hubbard, Esq.Ne,ille Lubbock, Esq.George Forbes Malcolmson, Esq.Lord Josceline Wm. PercyCharles Robinson, Esq.Sir John RoseSamuel Leo Schuster, Esq.Eric Carrington Smith, Esq.William Wallace, Esq.Octavius Wigram, Esq.lHontague C. 'Wilkinson, Esq.Charles Baring Young, Esq.

FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE ASSURANCES ON LIBERAL TERMS.

FIRE DUTY This Tax ha,ving been abolished, the Premium isNow the only charge for FIRE I:NSURANCES.

Life Assurances, with or without participation in profits.Division of Profit every Five Years.The Corpora~ionbear the cost of Policy Stamps and Medical Fees.A Liberal participation in Profits, with a guaran,tee of a large invested

Capital-stock, and exemption, under Royal Charter, from the liabilities ofpartnership.

The advantages of Modern practice, with the security of an Officewhoseresources have been tested by the experience of MORE THAN A CENTURY ANDA-HALF. •

A Prospectus and Table of Bonus will be forwarded on application

AGENT FOR BROMLEY.:M:R. JAMES HO"W",

lVatclinual'Cl' and Jc"\vellcl'.

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F I L BY, BROTHERS,(FROM ])OUGLAS', NEW BON]) STREETJ

lair ~utttr~, Itrfumtr~, &,., &,.89, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,

OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE.

Inventors of the Celebrated Tonic Lotion for strengthening the Hair.

Hai1' Cutting, Hair Singeing, Head Washz'ng, Shampooing, g.c.

Combs, Hair Brushes, Perfumery, Soaps, Pomades, Hair Washes, and allrequisites for the Toilet, of the best quality and at moderate prices.

Agents for Douglas' Preparation for the Hair.

HAIR BRUSHING BY MACHINERY.

Coupons of the General Expenditure Assurance Company given for CashPayments.

A. J. MARSHALL,Family Draper,

Joaier, Qilohtr, &(.,LONDON HOUSE,

44, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

FAMILY MOURNING.

LADIES' UNDER CLOTHING BABY LINEN,AND MILLINERY,

IN A LL iTS BRANCHES.

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i., I ~li~FAMILY GROCER, CHEESEMONGER;

~nh 11lnign ~in~ ~~ttgant,12 & 13, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY,

Families waited on and goods delivered as under:Town, Widmore. Road, Bickley, Southborough, New Town, Freelands,

Plaistow, London Road,. Southend, Shortlands, Beckenham, MasonsHill, and Bromley Common, Daily.

Keston, Hayes, and Pickhurst, every Mondall, Tuesday, Thursday 9" F1'iday.

Locksbottom and Farnborough, Thursday and Friday.

Downe, every alternate Monday and Tuesday.

}.\..G· COOPJtlt ,

EUTOE:ER~13, WIDMORE RnAD,

~~UlIll!b~V~ 1li1i~,r\Families waited upon for orders in

lLR 0 M LEY, B I C K LEY AND P L A 1ST 0 W.OX Tongucs, Daitey Fed PorI", 4'c.

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RAILWAY ACCIDENTMUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY

(LnnTED.)

SIR JOHN MURRAY, BART., Ohairman.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITH GUARANTEE.

£1000If Killed, with liberal allowances if Injured,

FOR A

SING-LIE PLBYJPllDJJH'1J' @ff £3,COVERINC THE WHOLE LIFE.

SMALLER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION.

42 POULTRY, LONDON. W. BURR, F.S.S. Managing DirectorAGENT FOR BROMLEY:

-MR. G-. H. COEE,EVES COTTAGE, STANLEY ROAD, BROMLEY.

R. SPARROWHAWK,DBA'rll&~ SiLK !J!t(DmB~

jVlILLINER, .8j-c.

~~t \wn ~ D1@ m[t n1@&~~BROMLEY, KENT.

x. ADVERTISEMENTS.

I

Et HU'rCHI~GS & CO.,1EI8 I~IAIIII~·

107, HIGH STREET,

ERO.MLEY, KENT_

W. H I 1 L MER,5, THE PAVEMENT, WIDMORE ROAD,

BROMLEY.

gi>~e!b4~ H~'r!b~B.I

gftf)smahing, OilliUtfp, ilantlfs.MOURNING ORDERS

Executed by first-class hands at the shortest notice.

FIT AND STYLE GUARANrrEED.

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BROWN &; SON,TAILORS, & BATTE1t~,

PARIS HOUSE, 85, HICH STREET, BROMLEY.

LIVERIES. UNIFORMS.

BROMLEY ICE STORES.

G. 1'. JOHNSON,<1ffishmllng~~and tJllulttr~~,

Licensed Dealer in Game"

90, HIGH STREE1\ BROMLEY.

LOBSTERS, SALMON, &c., IN SEASON.Dried Fish, Venison, Wild Fowl, &c.

FAMILlES WAITED UPON DAlLY.

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xii. ADVERTISEMENTS.

HEN R y. RED FER N,(Foreman 101' 7 yea/'s to the late E. Tuck.)

X:El.C>1'W:L\IJ: C>N"'Gr-~:El.,

~-atll & ~ot ~ attr (jJnDitt~£r.BELLHANCER, j

tOCI(SMITH, STOVE & Ri\.NGE MAI{ER,~i~ BEQD ~'flt~m~;

BROl\ILEY, KENT.

N.B.-Repai1·s oj ever!} description.

S_ E U S:H:~~@@~§~~L~~9 §TA~TI@Ni~~

AND

BOOKBINDER,

AGENT of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

AGENT F'OR THE SALE OF THE CELEBRATED

{, SIN C ER" SEW INC MAC H I N E.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WilliAM T. AYLING,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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OIL AND COLOURMAN,LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, AND PAPER-

HA.NGINGS vVAREHOUSE,

97 & 98, HIGH STREET, BROI'rILEY, KENT.

Dealer in Plumber's Brass vVork,Gas Fittings, Lead and Iron Pipe, Solder,Zinc, Roofing Felt, Wire Netting, &c.

Window Sashes Glazed & Glass Cut to size at London prices.

Petroleum and Benzoline Lamps in great Variety.

Box Sizes for Horticultural purposes always kept in Stock.COLOURS PREPARED FOR PAINTING.

N.B Licensed for the sale of Benzoline for the Patent Sponge Lamp.

BROMLEY CANDLE WORKS.

CHANDLER,AND

OIL :-MERCHANT,MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT •

.AGENT TO

IPrice's, Field's, & Ogleby's Patent Candle Companies.

KENT FIRE AND UNITED LIFE OFFIOE.

xiv. ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDWARD DUNN,20~ Market Square~ Bromley,

CO!tphllt5t~rt~,@;abintt gah~r,AND UNDERTAKER,

fAPEF\ jI~NGER AND, jPPRAISER.'

Goods carefully Removed by 1'oad or raU or Warelzoused.

VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE, &c.

BUCKLE & GRIFFIN,@;llat and @;llht ~trthant5,

Dealers in Linseed, Cotton, and Rape Cakes,

DEP~TS:

BROMLEY & BICKLEY STATIONS:ADDRESS:

Bromley Depot, and Hollwood Farm, Keston.

AGENTS FOR J. B. LA WES' ARTIFICIAL MANURES.HAY, COR N, AND 5 T RAW.

Orders punctually attended to.

AGENTS FOR MARTIN & OO.'S WESTERHAM ALES.

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Jj~ ~ ~o IDJ'IDflWlW 9

UPHOLSTERERS, CABINET MAKERS,

PAPERHANGERS,AND

UNDERTAKERS,

J. Dunn, Sexton of Bromley Parish Church.

Licensed Apllraism·. Goods Pur~based 011 com-mission. Vuluatio1l8 COlo PI'obate~ 4r,c.

J. COOPER,b t ~lH\ jitter, Jat ~ t

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H-YDRAULIC ENGINEER.(By appointment to the Kent Water Works.j

7, LONDON ROAD, \ BROMLEY,KENT.

ORDERS BY POST PUNOTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

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~OOK~ O~NFIO!IOHm]l~AND

REFRESHMEN·T CONTRACTOR.Festival, Pic:Nic, Excursion, Dinner and Tea Parties

provided for.CHINA, GLASS, PLATE,

And all Table Requisites, for Parties Lent on Hire.Wedding, Ohristening, 1J!Iadeira,School & all lcinds of

C A K E S.FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH GENUINE HOME-MADE

COTTAGE AND HOUSEHOLD BREAD.AGENT FOR

Horniman's Pure Tea, aud Chapman's Entire Wheat Flour.

JOHN JAInES,8, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, ICENT.

T. BL UN DELL,Fll ~ H It fffi ttl tGiimit) PfO)U lk T iiml ~ if)

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~ICENSED PEALER IN FAME,

4, THE PAVEMENT, WIDMORE ROAD,

BROMLEY.

Wenham Lake and Rough Ice Merchant.Fish fresh every Morning supplied by Contract at 6d. per he.ad.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

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M·ESSRS. JOHN FOX & SONSBEG to inform their friends and the public that their Fine

Season Brewed PALE ALES are in good condition foruse. They have been carefully brewed from Malt of the finestquality, and they are hopped with the best Kent growths.

EAST INDIA PALE ALE, 56/- per Barrel, Cash Price.XL PALE ALE 50/-"13BBITTER BEER 40/-"

DAYS FOR DELIVERY •.BECKENHAM... ... ... ..• Every FridayBEXLEY... •.• ... ... ..." WednesdayBICKLEY... ... ... h.... " Tuesday aud SaturdayBLACKHEATH ... ... ... ThursdayBRIXTON... II Othel'1UondayBROMLEY... ... ... .. .. Wednesday and FtidayBROMLEY COMMON Saturday ,CHELSFIELD ... ... II Satllrda:'1.CHISLEHURST •.. 1uesday, Thursday, and FridayCRAYS... ... ... ..• ... Salunla.1JCROCKENHILL Other ~MondayCROFTON ... ... ... ... SaturdayCROYDON... Other FridayCUDHAM ... ..• ... ... I, FridayDOWNE .•• TuesdayELTHAM ... ... ... ... MondayERITH ... .•. ... ... ... WednesdayFARNINGHAM ... ... Otllel' MondayFOREST HILL WednesdayFOOTS CRAY ... Tu.sdayGREENWICH... ThursdayHALSTEAD... ... ... ... MondayHAYES ThursdayKESTON ..............." Tuesday and TllursdayKNOCKHOLT... ,I P7'idayLEE... ... ... ... ... '... ..." TuesdayLEWISHAM ... ... ... ... TuesdayMOTTINGHAM ... ... ..." TuesdlYNEW CROSS ..• MondayNORWOOD ... ... Oth'lr MondayPECKHAM Other MondayPERRY STREET .. .. II TllUrsdayRIVERHEAD MondaySEVENOAKS ............" WednesdaySHOREHAM ... ... ... ... • SaturdaySUNDRIDGE ...........•..• MondaySYDENHAM ... ... ..• ..• WednesdayWICKHAM... ... ..• ..• . .. FridayWillMORE ..•......... Saturday

THE DRAYS LEAVE BEFORE THE POST ARRIVES.

OAK BREWERY, BY ORFINGTON, KENT, SeE.

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Allsopp's Pale Ale, Imperial Pints, 4/6 per dozen.BASS & OO.'S PALE AND BURTON ALES, GUINNESS & OO.'S DUBLIN

STOUT, AND REID & OO.'S PORTER IN OASKS AND BOTTLES.Reid and CO.'s Porter, Imperial Pints, 2/6 per dozen.

Sparkling Dinner Ale, 3/- peT dozen.

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~}1ting, ~Itnning & JnUllhf)1 ~DfhStBROMLEY, KENT.

BRANCH OFFICE: 20, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

HI PODGER&SONS PROPRIETORSHousehold Furniture.

Satin Damask, Tabaret and watered; Worsted, Damask, Moreen and RepCurtains Cleaned and Dyed.

Lace, Leno, Nett, and Muslin Curtains, Cleaned and Framed equal to new.Chintz Furniture, Crumb Cloths, Stair Druggeting, Blinds, &c., Cleaned

and Glazed.Dimity, Bed and Window Furniture, Cleaned and Fluted equal to new.

Counterpanes, Blankets, &c., Cleaned.Cloth, Velvet and Plush Table Cloths, Cleaned or Dyed.

Carpets, Heathrugs, Sheep-skin Mats Cleaned or Dyed.Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed.

Ladies' Dresses,Mantles, Shawls, &c.,Cleaned or Dyed.Mourning Dyed on the shortest possible notice when required.

Seal-skin Jackets, Furs, Muffs, Gloves, &c.,Cleaned or Dyed.Feathers Cleaned and Curled.

. .A. competent pel'son sent to give Estimates fm' Zal'ge quantities.

HOT WATER AND LAUNDRY ENGINEER.Fitter of Drying Closets either by Steam, Hot Air, or Hot

Water, on the most modern improvements,and economical terms.

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T. SATCHELL,.e'£J'ft, 0.1:.;

PLU~ AND 4ZIl1JR

DIO(@:IATiVI rA!m!!JB,'''Tbolesale and Retail

GLASS, LEAD, OIL AND COLOURMERCHANT,

17, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT.-0-

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4!f-~o.rnle.g. .pLate. dJ..Las.s. ~ns.LL~an.c.e. @ff'l.c.e..

REGIMENTAL TAILOR 18th K.R.V.

33, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

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LAD I E S' RID I NG HABIT S.

LIVERIES, UNIFORMS, &c.

ADVERTISEMENTS. xxiii

WILLCOX: AND GIBBS SILENT SEWING MACHINE,HAND OR TREADLE.

SOLE ApPOINTED ACENT FOR BROMLEY,

EDWARD Sa Sl'tIITU .•WIDMORE ROAD, adjoining MARKET SQUARE.The merits of this celebrated Machine is that the needle cannot be set wrong, or tho

treadle turned wrong, and its being so easy, rapid, and quiet, that it cannot injure themost delicate. Oall and inspect it. Price List on appliCfltion.

H. B. QUIOK,

~~i~T iE~~~~9HOSIER, HATTER, AND OUTFITTER,

9, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.FROM

79, H.IGH STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON.

D. HINCHLIFFE,Statuary and Mason)

12, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.~~TG~

DEALER IN CEMENTS, PLASTER, PLASTERER'S HAIR,

GLAZED DRAIN PIPES, TERRA COTTA CHIMNEY

Tops, STAFFORDSHIRE .TILES, SLATES,ETC., ETC.

RESIDENCE-12) PARK ROAD.

XXIV. ADVERTISEMENTS.

FRANCIS & LLOYD,l1trni~lrrng & ~1tilh£rat ~rDnmDngers,-

GAS AND HOT WATER ENGINEERS,

MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY"THE PATENT PRIZE KITCHENER,

A certain Cure for It Smoky Chimney.

HOT AIR & GAS STOVES OF VARIOUS DESORIPTIONS.GASELIERS AND LAMPS.

Best Sheffield Cutlery and Electro Plated Goods.Patent Horse Clipping Apparatus and Gas Singeing Burners.

THE NEWEST PATTERNS IN COAL VASES.

SEWING MACHINES BY THE BEST MAKERS.Estimates furnished for Conservatory or Bath Work. Electric Bells and

every description of Smith's Work.COLZA, PARAFFIN, AND BENZOLINE OILS.

-*-~£,~nt f$ far fgt ~U'rt;lgin ~ma~ging nub' Wffi:ringittg

~ta!gin~.

o. P U L :a:A J)L[,

~@a~umf~t~l ~u~l ~tmtft~~ ~~rl~~,.MASONS HILL, BROMLEY.

The following Goods are always on hand to select from. Stone and Marble ChimneyPieces of every description. Copings, Sinks, Steps, Door and Window Sills. Toolel1.and Rubbed Paving a~d Landings of various thicknesseil.

Architects and Builders supplied.

Estimates given for eve1'y desc1'iption of Strme and J{m~blework.

ADVERTISEMENTS. xxv.

DOYLE='Sj3ROMLEY flAIR PUTTING AND

PHAMPOOING PALOONS.

HAI'R BRUSHING BY MACHINERY.

,Every description of Omamental Hair ma'de to order. .

~a)) hg Qt.ombing-g mn)).e ltV .on th.e la r.emig.eg.

Combs, Hair Brushes, Perfumery, Soaps, Pomades, Lime Cream, and allrequisites for the toilet at the lowest prices.

Agent for Lockye~'s Hair Restorer, 1/6 per bottle; Mrs. Allen's 4/6Rossetter's 2/6

S C H 0 0 L S, 9"0. A T T E .N D E D.

WALKER & HOLMES,

~~hnlst~~trSt~~hitt~t~ah~l[JjJl!Hm~~~ir~l{{~m$

6], HIGH ST~EET, B~OMLEY,

KENT.

Jjfuinifurtt !tU1)llngc, Xt.,' ~nngl)u~th in go.o-hhi!!" wmnreiDolus ..

FURNITURE REMOVED BY ROAD OR RAIL.

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SOLE IMPORTER OF PINETS FRENCH BOOTS.

w~ PHi:LLPOTT,FRENCH

!ntrl and ~hD~$a~thnmi~,. 11, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LADIES' AND GENTLEMAN'S

RepalI-lng hI all its Branebes.

m!TLlEJ ~tt TtHHDlIPI1)TOY & FANCY REPOSITORY,

89, YfIDMO~E 'OAD, j3ROMLEY,

ESTABLISHED, 186/.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN TOYS IN GREAT VARmTY.

iN AND OUT-DOOR GAHi~.CABINET, LEATHER, & FANCY GOODS,

J--AWN TENNIS, j3ADMINTON, fROC{.UETt ~c. ~c,A choice selection of Fancy Articles suitable for Presents.

ADVERTISEMENTS. xxvii.

J 0 H N N ASH,

_Drraper, Silk Mercer,AND

MILLINER,:SRO~L EY, KENT.

FAMILY MOURNING.

MR. NETTLEFOLD,

AUCTION EER & APPRAISERAND

HOUS]j) AGENT!,

UPHOLSTERER AND UNDERTAKER.

OABINET AND BLIND MANUFAOTURER.

BROMLEY, KENT,.

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MRS. E. URIDGE,. ,

BABY LINEN,AND

:Jadi~5 Q9utfitting'OOtattthlln5~17, MARKET SQUARE,

B R 0 ..MLEY, , KEN T.

CLAREMONT HOUSE, HIGH STREET,

D~9~EEiV~ :m~NI!?:

Qltiffinet+ ~re({({maRet+ ~¢ •.

Agent for J. BERRIE, the Manchester D!ler•

ADVERTISEMENTS. xxix.

G. M. WELLS,U P H 0 L S T ERE R,

lurnitun anb ~£bbing mtan~oufJ£t

14J. fIlGH PTREET, j3I\.OMLEY,KEN T.

A II goods 1ncwked in plain figures and at London Prices.

Second-band FUI"uiture Rougbt 01" Sold • ..a

JAMES HO"W",WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER,

Silversmith, &c., ,91, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.

Turret and House Clocks wound and kept in repair by the year.Agent to the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation.

MRS. GOODING,

;@ ':RlJa. S S ~.ffi:[ ~':ra :m-;J' ~ONDON f-OADI

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THE MISSES M., & H. JOHNSON,Ittliu $001 Itpo~itOt!,

84:, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

BERLIN WOOLS. I NEEDLEWORK.CLOTH GOODS. BRAIDING GOODS.

POINT LACE MATERIALS.

Ladies' own Needlework finished and mounted, on the mostreasonable terms.

~ah!1 Jintn & Jahits' ijtnhtrtlnfgingWAREHOUSE,

34, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

THE MISSES MI & HI JOHNSONHAS A LARGE.

ASSORTMENT OF lAB\' LINENAND LADIES' UNDERCLOTHiNG

·ALWAYS IN STOCK.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established 1810.

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J. W. B ROW N lNG,I!tr, iltathtr, @;ltautr& gnrritr,

14J BLACKHEATH HILL, GREENWICH.

PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.

UPHOLSTERERS, DRAPERS, HOTELS, AND SCHOOL WORK

DONE AT SPECIAL RATES.

Agents-Mr. JAMES, 8, Market Square, Bromley.J. BROWNING, Tylney Road, Widmore.

,WeH. DAIlBY](ASON&CONTRACTOR

FREELANDS GROVE, BROMLEY,

KENT.

!tonumtntf;i, ~omha, anh Jtahatonta.DRAIN PIPES, CHIMNEY TOPS,_ &c.

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1JBl'awing anb mmtatt]:=C!tolour lBilinting., , .

MISS DAVIS,Pupil and Meddallist of the" School of Art,"

PIVES ~ESSONS IN THE ABOVE jtCCOMPLISHMENTS

FOR TERMS APPLY AT

39, FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY.

:hLI:USIO.

ISS C. DAVIS gives lessons on the Pianoforte, at. her own or her pupils' residences.

For Terms andfurther particulars apply at

3 9, F R EEL AND S R 0 A D,

BROMLEY, KENT.

, BICKLEY SCHOOLS, KENT.

j'fJ.-R. r' PHAMBEI\LAIN (Successor to

Mr. Bernard) prepares Pupils for the PublicSchools, &c.

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MR. J. CHAMB~RL~IN receives a limited num·. bel' of Pupils, BIther as Boarders or DayBoarders, to prepare for the Public Schools, &c.

MRS. CHAMBERLAIN also takes little boys. from five years of age.

:rN 0 L U S :rVEl 'J:' El :R lY.I: s.

4, ELIZABETH VILLAS, BICKLEY •.

JiSSI LO BEl StOBOOL;,HOPE PARK, BROMLEY.

MRS. & MISS DIXON receive a limited number of. the Daughters of Gentlemen to Board and Educate,London Professors of eminence are in attendance for thehigher branches of study and the usual accomplishments.

TERMS:-For Pupils under Fow'teen . , • • Eighty Guineas,For those above that age. . . . • One Hundred"

These Terms include all the branches of a sOUIidEnglishEducation; French, taught by Mrs. E. J. Dixon, who hasobtained two first-class Diplomas from the SorbonneUniversity of Paris; and Music.

Mrs. and Miss Dixon also receive a 'few D.ay Pupils,to educate with their Boarder~.

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:BROMLEY ACADEMYIN UNION WITH THE COLLEGE OF PRECEFTORS,

BROMLEY, I(ENT.- - . -

PRINCIPAL, THOMAS MORLEY, L.C.P.rATE JliEMBER OF THE FOUNCIL;

The course, of instruction comprehends Languages: English, French,and Latill.-Iiistory: English, Modern and Ancient, including BiblicalHistory, with especial reference to Ancient Egypt.-Geography: Sacred andSecular.-Plain and Ornamental Writing. Arithmetic (logically), Book-keeping, Mensuration, Algebra, EuclId, 1'rigonometry, Plain and Spherical jMechanics, Conic Sections, Differential and Integral Calculus, and Chemi~try.

TERMS ON APPLIC.ATION .

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~tlu~ntion 1o~ ~Ottn1J ~tntI4nl~n.fARK fIOUSE frCADEMy,'J3ROMLEY

~~rn~"ir.~Principal-Mr. W. G. BRIDAL.

~z'zi,Zttb b}11F1r.ofez'z.or'z.0£ ~nngttng£'z, 8lr~hling e'ffltt~ic.Terms and Riferences on application.

~ltt limtJ, ~,h~~l,FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY, ,KENT.

PRINOIPAL,

JAR. PEPTIMUS .. P:LLIS,

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CROMWELL ;HOUSE, BROMLEY COMMON.

This School-is cond~cted on the modern Pestalozzianmethod adopted by Government.

A FRENCH TEACHER IS RESIDENT IN THE HOUSE.

Pl'ofessors attend tor the Piano, Singing, and Drawing.

LECTURES IN SCIENCE are given weekly by MR. SONNENSCHEIN,. ., of Bedford College. . .

KINDER GARTEN IN THE INFANT DEPARTMENT.-To thisDepartment little children of both sexes are admitted.

Tel'ms, and other Particulars, may be obtainedfrom Miss Wheeler,Pl'incipal, at Cromwell House.

MR. G. E. MORPHETT,(Late of King's Oollege School, London)

~tttihtfJ n cftiu l.oung ~tntltmt1t titgtr nfJ 8JnJ]iupila .or ~ &!r ~.onr~trat

TO PREPARE FOR THE PUBLIO SOHOOLS, &c.

The number will not exceed Ten, so that each may receivethat special separate ~ttention so essential to beginners.. The Pupils will be thoroughly grounded in all the subjects

_'.cons~derednecessary to a liberal education.

Testimonials and Refer.~n~~s of tI~em.ost ~atisfactory. .. character.

. . ; J\,:bllr.ez.G' :7, FLORENCE VILLAS, 'CHISLEHURST"

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Middle Class Boarding SchoolBROMLEY COMMON, KENT.

PRINCIPAL:

Jf1F\:. 'IfM!' P-AYFE~ M.A., F.R.G,S,Member of the Society of Arts.

MR. GAYFER,who is assisted by resident and non-residentTutors, prepares young gentlemen for Professional or Mercantilepursuits, also for examination by the various Legal, Medical,and other Societies.

A thorough English Education is given, comprised of thefollowing subjects :-English Grammar, Analysis, Composition,English, Grecian, Roman and Scripture History; Geography,Physiology, Arithmetic, Algebra, Euclid, Mensuration, Writing(all styles), Spelling, Drawing, Book-keeping, French, Latin,German, &c., &c.. &c.

T E R M S.Which include Board, Laundress, Pew Rent, and instruction in the above

subjects as follows:

{9 under 11 years of age

Quarterly Boarders II ,,13. 13 ,,14

{9 under 11 years of age

Weekly Boarders 11 ,,1313 ,,14

Day Boarders { 9 under I I years of age..•... II ,,13

6 66 167 10

5 55 166 0

3 10

4 0

Per Quarter.

Per Quarter.

Per Quarter.

EXTRAS:

Music... ..• ..• ..• ... .•• ... ..• 21/. PerQuarter.Master attends for Music on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Drilling 7/6Cricket and Football... 3/6

1he House and Grounds are extensive;, well ventilated Dormitories andSchool Rooms; Gravelly Soil; Field attachedlor C1'icket,lJ'ootball,9"c.

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~DH~~WJm6N~QtbiabgutfJt ~ommo1t (1ttttt ~ttmht1t aBtttlt).

HORNB~OO"K HOUSE PREPA~AT~,)~ SCHOOL

Conducted by Mr. and Mrs. HUMPHREY,AND WELL QUALIFIED ASSISTANTS."

~ht £;01tfJ .of ~t1ttltmt1t ttX't tgoX'DugglJJ pttpttX'th, foX' tgt aBuhIit ~tgDolfJt ~t.

THE PUPILS ENJOY EVERY HOME COMFORT, AND CONSTANTCOMPANIONSHIP WITH THE PRINCIPALS, AND GREAT ATTEN-

,TION IS PAID TO THEIR PHYSICAL HEALTH AND TRAINING.

The House stands in its own Grounds of an acre, School Room and Dormitorieslqfty and well ventilated.

TEJ:\.MS (INCLUSIVE) FR..,.0.M. 60 TO 80 GNS. PER. ANN.

1, IVY VILLAS,

FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY,

~onhudth by T'HE MISSES ORFORD.TERMS ON APPLICATION.

MISS WIGHTMAN,

!IAO!lI!B or lI:US,!O~50, TYLNEY ROAD, WIDMORE, BROMLEY.

EVENING PA~TIES ATTENDED.

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~ILLER,

~~ru, 'ttd, aud ~~nl ~trt~~ut,.124, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

(Established more than a Centw'!jJ

Hay, Straw, Clover,' Linseed Cakes, at Lowest Market PricesScotch Oatmeals, Groats, Bird Seeds, &c.

Agricultural and Kitchen Garden Seeds at London Prices.' , ,

W. S. supplies Best Walls end Coals only, which are the Cheapestgiving more heat and being more durable.

DEPOT-BROMLEY STATION.AGRICULTURAL AND ROCK SALT.

Agent for J.lfessrs.Norrington's Ohemical Manures.

W. MA UNDER,FANOY BREAD AND BISOUIT BAKER,

§aSitru ~llll h and ~lln~~ctilln~rt1, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.

Soups, Ices, Ice Puddings, Jellies, Creams. Blancmanges, &c.Wedding, Christening) and School Cakes. Buns, Pastry, and Luncheon

Cakes fresh every morning. \ ,,' .

WEDDING BREAKFASTS SUPPLIED.

W. MAUNDER'S Carts supply the following places, viz. :-Beckenham,Uhislehurst, Masons Hill, Bickley, Farwig, New Bromley, Bromley Common,Plaistow, Widmore, Elmstead, and Kes~on, daily.

ADVERTISEMENTS. xxxix.

& ~AII!lrSCUIT .B~'; ~~

~D·AKER, l;j ,

Cook and Confectioner,116, JIIGH ?TF\EET, j3~OMLEY.

~o1mBANOY ~ ~ ., i9READ

Ices, Jellies, Creams, Blanc Manges to order on shortest notice •.Buns, Sponge Cakes, Pastry, &c., Fresh Every Morning.

MRS. M. SMITH,(Late URlDG E J,

~B3hNrA Amr~ ~~4S~ tlQeMS,15 & 16, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY,

AND AT

83, NORFOLK TERRACE, WESTBOURNE GROVE,'& @ '~ )]) @ 0

Qt~Vihtttb'~ & jttinton'z Q1himt. Jflin~~tQBngli~hQ1ttt(iln~z.Bohemian, French, and English Vases, Lustres,

and Table Decorations.Rivetting & NIatching carefully & pI·omptiy done.

, Coupons of the General Expenditure Assurance Company given for, CASH PAfMENTS.

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.{IB.I Willi•• ,(F1'om Peckham,)

. JOB AND POST MASTER,TYLNEY ROAD, AND BIRD-IN-HAND,

'W'J:DJY.I:ORE;

BICKLEY AND CHISLEHURST STATIONS.Horses and

Carriages to Let

on Job

for long or short

periods.

Superior

Private 4.Horse

Omnibuses'

HORSES BROKEN TO HARNESS.

Orders by Post will be punctually attended to.Families waited on every morning for orders if required.

E. m W $ lr E A Ill,Qrocer~ Cl"ee~~eUlonger~ ~c.,

~il &- ~taHan ~aX'tgo1tatmttnt, rE~EVEI\.ANCE fIoUSE, jAASONS fIILL,

BROMLEY.

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF' THE VERY BEST TEAS.

All descriptions of Brushes at London Prices.J['amilies waited on daily.

ADVERTISEMENTS. xli.

w. LOWNDS,JOB AND POST· MASTER;

WHITE HART HOTEL,

RAILWAY STATION, BROMLEY,PARK ROAD, NEW BROMLEY,

PEORGE JNN, J3ECKENHAM~

RED CROSS, RESTON-:0:-

Orders for Carnages, Flys, Omnibuses,Vans, &c, addressedto either of the above places, will be promptly

attended to.

. J8 II 0 r T 0 M~f~UITE~ER AND P~EENGl\OCER,

QtO'ut,QtO'al, &- ~D'ilt±O't Ilextgatt±,

MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.

Dealer in Bavins, Firewood, Lawn and Stable Brooms,'Plowerstieks, &c.

xlii. ADVERTISEMENTS.

1. GilBERT,GROCER & TEA DEALER,

136, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY~

o A K LEY It 0 A OJ B ROM LEY COM MON.

Finest Teas, Coffees, Refined and Raw.Sugars at London Prices.

BACON, HAllIS, BAT H CHAPS, &c., ltc.

T. GILBERT,BAKER & CONFECTIONER,

;1)6, fIIGH ?T:E\EET, J3~OMLEY,AND AT

OAKLEY ROAD,' BROMLEY COMMON. ,-0-

Jlnh~irat ~u1theet ~.ounbt ~Ie*anhntt ~atihltlhit.' Sair0!1t ~unig anI,}St'g.oD~ aLnnta. ' '

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~)]&@~~ A1~IQ) ~"i.f~lli3~m£IQ)o'FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY.

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De: /! L L 11 :u If !~

JaUtilll(Qt~a'~tat~~, <I~tlt~r,PR-OVISION MERCHANT,

], THE fAVEMENT, j3l\.O·MLEY.

~gtnt fnt £pitta' &- ill1th' a 'atQtinta&- £pitita.

BOTTLED ALE & STOUT OF THE BEST QUALITY.HUNTLEY &: PALMERS OELEBRATED BISOUITS.

Ie 11/! R ! i 11~CROCER.

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mint, ~pirit nuh ~oUleh ~etr mtrchant,MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.

Agent for Felloe's Specialite Sherry 301- per Doz.](inahan's Whiskey. Ma:tell's Brandy.

1,li';.

Hal"ris' "lViltsbil"cBacon lOde per lb. by tile wboleor half shle.

The best keeping and finest flavoured Bacon in England.

. A trial respectfully 8olicited.

xliv. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTAELISE:ED ~790.

T. AYLING & SON,

~ntJt & ~hn~ ~amt1fadtt~t~5,

j]1~@m1L~W5) 1E~mr~o'

Orders punctually attended·to. Repairs neatlr executed.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,·22, MARKET SQUARE,

Cricketing Shoes, &c. Worked Slippers made up.

REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.

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EDGAR GAEL,~~@~@@?~Ai'~~m9

1)0' fIIGH PTREET,

AND

31, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY,

Opposite the Town Hall.

(gE{i}lR~E FlRE$$LEY,

(Vat~h and ~lll~h ~ah~r,SIL VE.RSMITH & JEWELLER,

21, fIIGHpTI\..EET, j3ROMLEY,

X E N T.

Merc1.t1·ialand Electl'o Gdding. Old Gold, Silver, a1ulPreciousStones, Bought or Taken in Exchange. lVatches and

Clocks made and Repail'ed on the Pl'emises.

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BAI.T.A.~ .~..96, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, .

Opposite the College.

FAlJIILIES SUPPLIED TWIOE DAILY, WITHGENUINE NEW MILK AND OREAM.

1\I.I:i1k.! J.\I.[i1k.!! 1\I.I:i1:k.!!!

w. GO MER et SON,DAIRYl'fiAN,

HOPE DAIRY, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,~~NT. 'Families supplied with Genuine New M~llc and Cream:." i

FRESH BUTTER AND NEW LAID EGGg.

Agents for the London Tea Company's Teas ,and Rill and JonesPure Confectionery. ',,' ,

.JJ +. ~Tillt~9 'Ch,:l.mn.ey S~e,ep,

15, FREELANDS GROVE,FREELANDS ROAD, NEW BROMLEY.

J S. bep,'s to offer his sincere thanks to the nobility, gentry, and inhabitants• of Bromley and its vicinity, for past favours, and trusts that they will

still continue to bestow their patronage.

Carpets carefully beat.

ADVERTISEMENTS. xlvii.

GiifD)~~E ~fD3ID1ii~1)Linen D;raper, Silk Mer~er,

86, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,K :E N T.

Coupons of the General Expenditure Assurance Companygiven for Cash :Payments.

J30 i3~@Wm9. VOLUNTEER CIGAR DIVAN,

3, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY,KENT.

MEE~SCHAUlVI. PIPES OF THE BEST Q.UALITY.

@;lluat40 iott4ht~, ~iga~ Qta~~~,lus.etfJ, tr!.

WALKINO STICKS~

xlviii. ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. R. & H. R U SSE L L,

BICKLEY, BROMLEY, and SHORTLANDS

TO AND FROM ALL PARTS OF LONDON DAILY.

Sets out at Eight in the Morning, and calls at the following Offices:

Spotted Dog, StrandShip, Charing CrossSpread Eagle, Regent CircusOld White Horse Cellar, PiccadillyGriffin's Green Man and Still, Oxford-st.Blue Post, Tottenham Court RoadKing of Denmark, Old BaileyNo. 10, Old BaileySutton's Office, Foster LaneFountain, Foster Lane

Bull's Head, Bread-streetFour Swans, Bishopgate-streetFlower Pot, Bishopgate-streetSpread Eagle, Gracechurch-streetWhite Lion Cellar, Gracechurch-streetNo 11, Gracechurch-streetPhronix, Kmg William-street, City.George Inn, BoroughNag's Head, BoroughGeorge & Dragoll, Lime Kilns, Greenwich

No Parcel above the value of £10 wilt be accounted /01' if lost, unless enteredas such and paid jol' accordingly.

ORDERS REOEIVED BY

MR. PYRKE, GROCER, 24, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, .AND MR. BROWNING, WIDMORE.

T. R. & H. RUSSELL beg respectfully to assure the Gentry and Inhabitants living in ornear the above-mentioned places, that it will be their constant endeavour to deserve

their favours by the utmost punctuality and attention.

Spring Van 01' Cart fOl' Removing Goods.PLEASE DIRECT-" BY RUSSELL."

NASH & MILSTEAD,BERLIN & FANCY REPOSITORY

.NEAR THE WHITE HART HOTEL,

146, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT.

PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONEI\Y, 8[C.

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ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS.

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W~~lo H~~~~9COAL AND COKE MERCHANT,

AND

Cc>:r-qT:El..A.CTC>:Fl.<j54, PALACE ROAD, BR~MLEY, KENT.

Peat, Loam, Turf, Sand, Gravel, &c. Also Pea, Flower, andGarden Sticks, and everything requisite for gardening purposes.

~{l'{l'b$.mrdnll!1 lea£kib anb ~£m{l'b£b t{l' aU :p-art$. .af th£ ~ht!!b{l'm.

Hire \Vork done 'l'vUbHorses anll Carts.

(Grandson &: successor to G. Sweeting,)

63, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,:K E N T•

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PLOMBING, PAINTI~G, GLAZING,iAND PAPERHANGING.

ESTIMATES GIVEN F01\. CENEI\..AL I\..E~AI~,

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Fremlin;s lliaidstone Ales~trn

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6lgtnf :-W. S. WOOD,JFmrnmlTa£NrID~ .m®AlIDS) rnm®mIIalEYo

. rt. BLUN1YEJLL'•FRUITERER & GREENGROOER,

'Wi!D~8~E~.' B ROM LEY, KEN T,

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?-O'iAll.~'r.

.p . 7'~ W S WOODDOll • ..• ,f5x m .~, .:!iFREELANDS ROAD,

lmffi@WJ1mWg

eu;;r SMOKY CHIMNEYS-+-'s

Inventor and Patentee of the Trisectional Chimney Top, forthe prevention of downward draughts.~~~,~"~~,~~~,~~~~~~~~~

BECKENHAM Ramoneur Office, W. J. WILSON'S, Saddler, High Street.

Agent for FREMLIN'S MAIDSTONE ALES AND STOUT, in9 and IS-Gallon Casks.

(From (Jobhams, Buckingham Palace Roacl),

16, CRESCENT ROAD,

PLAISTOW,};3ROMLEY,

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I ask a simple question,What is life lvithout a ~ood dige~tion •

.TRY

SHlllCOCK'S· DIGESTIVE PillS,Composed of PU1'e Extl'act of Rhubarb, Camomile, Dandelt'on,

and Aromatic Bittel's.These Pills have an extensive sale, and numerous testimonials

have been received of their superior efficacy in derangement ofthe Stomach, arising from Indigestion; they are mild but effectualin their operation, and are strongly recommended by those howhave used them.

To be had in boxes at 1/- and 2/6 each, stamp included. A 1/- box sentper post on receipt of 13 stamps; a 2/6 box on receipt of 30 stamps, bythe proprietor,JJ. @. ~hi~lC{l'dt.·~hnrmn(tutim! Qthemi£'t, @romlel1, ~£ttt,Wholesale Agents: Barclay and Sons, and Newbury and Sons, London,

through whom,they may be had of any Chemist in the Kingdom.SOLD BY A. SHILLCOCK CHEMIST, 33, DUKE STREET, BRIGHTON.

E. :NCUNDY,

DRAPER, HOISER, MILLINER,ETC.

46, fIIGH ?T~ET, j3F\..OMLEY,

FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING.

AG;ENT FOR J.. PULLAR & 'SONS;Dyers to the Queen, North British Dye Works, Perth.

Parties are recommended to forward their goods through the local Agent inthe town where they reside, thereby saving cost of carriage and trouble; and

the price is the same as if sent to the Works di~ect.

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SHILLCOCK'S

AROMATIC FOG~ VOICEL 0 ZEN G E Sl'

TRADJ;;:MARK

These Lozenges are introduced as a Repellent in Foggy and Damp weather,and as a prptection to the Throat and Lungs; they will also.be found usefulin relaxed Uvula; and are specially recommended to Singers and Public

Speakers. They are made of two qualities, hot and mild. Prepared by,J. B. SHILLCOCK, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST,

BROMLEY, KENT.

And can be procured through the London Wholesale Houses, and of ArthurShillcock, Chemist, 33, Duke Street, Brighton. Sold in Boxes Is. each, and

in qua.ntiesof llb. and upwards at 4/8 ? lb.

IfGr A Box sent per Post on receipt of 14 Postage Stamps.

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BUT 0 H E.R,4, TYLNEY fOAD, y:rIDMOI\E,

BICKLEY, KENT. .

Families waited on daily for Orders at Bro:mley, BickleyOhislehurst, Elmstead, and neighbourhood,

S C·OT C H BEEF AND MUTTON.fRIl\IE fIQKlJEP 'J'ONGUES,'

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l\. Y. II A. Ii II A fillP

pHOTOG RAPH Ie S Tun I 0,75, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

~f3TABLlSHED 186~.

PORTRAITS of Every Description taken from 9 a.m. till dusle.

C~rtes de "Visite. ~/G pel' doz.} Positions"Ignettes~ I()/- per doz. •

Enlargements to Life Size. Enamelled Portraits. Transparencies.Locket, Cameo, and Medallion Portraits, plain or colored.

Qit{l'rkz {l'f J\,rt, ~.e.e:bz, &r., ([:,()'pit:b.R. V. HARMAN is now enabled

with the assistance of an efficientstaff of artists) to execute anydescription of Photography.

Landacapo, Architectural, Equestrian, and all kinds of Out-doorPhotography. Interiors.

Portraits taken at your own house without extra charge.

fHOTOGRAPHS, )AINTINGS. ~C" F'OPIED AND

] MPR.0VED 0l\.. P:NLARGED.

COLOURING AND PAINTING IN EVERY STYLE.

Publication and Professional Work.' Contracts for large numbers.

~,()' ®x±nt ([:hnrgt toithin ~ix ~iltz.All printing is done on the premises, and proofs can be submitted in three days.

APPOINTMENTS BY POST RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION,

Specimens sent on application, and a list of nearly 1000 Album Photographsof the locality, including Churches and other places of interest for ten milesround, to be had, mounted or unmounted, 6d. each, or six for 2/6, of allStationers, or of '.

R. "V.Harman, ~G. High Street, Bromley.

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ESTABLISHED 1850.

118, H~GH STREET, BROMLEY.

~ T_ B. JON]jJ S, :

~ (J~llqltal and. Jfu~l\illhing ~~onmongt~. ~

rn~.CltUrclte~, Conservatories and Bathsfitted up with Hot Water: 0

Wrought & Cast Iron, Continuous, & other Fenc'ing. 0

Tinning, Lacquering, and all kinds of repairs done on the premises.

1-3 CLOSE FIRE & OrEN RANGE MANUFACTURER.qt:d Gas Fitter. Bell Hanger. Gun & Lock Smith.Zt;rjt:dt4

Estimates givenfor every description of Iron Work.

Manufacturer of the Self-cleaning Chimney Top.

R. V. HA RMAN'S.JiaUDfortt nnll ~uSit ~artgllUStt

75, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

lahllt{l'£O:d~.sb~ th.e be.s± mak.er£', ~arm{l'ltiltm.s. &i:.., f{l't~ale .or ~ir£.

PIANOFORTES TUNED &, REPAIRED.

UpWa1'ds of Fz've Thousand Pz'eces of the Newest Musz'c to 8elec.t. . [rom, .or procuree;t ~oor(lcr. .

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BECKENHAM..• C5' •

~rtparator! ~choolf 0l\. YOUNG PENTLEMEN,

WITH EFFIClENT GOVERNESSES AND MASTERS.

BIO!!A:llD i1rA (Q)H~~a5 & ~nt ~attr OJn~in~tr,

.j3ELL fIANGE~ PUN AND ~OCKSMITH,

STOVE & RANGE FITTER,

Estimates furnished for Conservatories, Gr'eenhouses,and BathWork, Bells, and ever,!!description of Smith's Wor'k.

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, CONTINUOUS, AND OTHER FENCING.

LAWN MOWERS, CLEANED, REPAIRED AND RE-GROUND.

W01"ksltOp~ and Forges-PALACE PLACE, (near the "Oak,") WIDMORE,and <'WEST STREET, CAGE FIELD,· (adjoining the' Iron Schc)ol Room:)

:Residencc;-13, FREELANDS· GROVE, NEW BROMLEY.

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W.' W. BAXTER,(Member, by examination, of the Pharmaceutical Society 0/ Great Britain,)

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40, jfIGH fT.,1 j3ROMLEY, ]\-ENT.ESTABLISHED 1818.

BAXTER'S ESPRIT DE CENT FLEURS, ODORIFEROUS PERFUME,BROMLEY BOUQUET.

Oelebrated PERFUMES from various well-known Firms.

A. Zal'ge and well-aSSol'ted Stock of Hair Bl'ushes, in Ivory, Pearl,Tortolsesllell, Bone, and Fancy Woods.

CQr.oti,oi£'.ezhdl, Qi)utta ~tr.clta, ~u:ffalO', nnll O'th.er QI:O'mbzIN GREAT VARIETY.

Warranted Tooth Brushes of all patterns of W. W. B.'..scelebrated"Elephant" quality, manufactured expressly for him.

NAIL :BRUSHES of the Newest and most approved kinds.TOILET AND S11ELLING BOTTLES.

FINEST r.I'URI'-EY AND BATH SPONGES",OF ALL SIZES AND SHAPES.

Schweppe's Soda and Pota~s Water, Lemonade and Ginger Beer.Apollinaris, Seltz.er, Vichy, Freidrichshall, 9" other' 1I1ineral Wa~ers.

QI:O'nlly'%, '!htrnt±f £', QI:O'llin£'''QI:nbJ'%, .& O'th.er !li£'inI.edantz.

GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.W. W. BAXTER, having premises adjoining the Drug Establishment,

supplies every description of FISB AND OTHER SAUCES, PICKLES,&c" of the best quality. Finest SALAD OIL, in Flask,>,Quarts and Pints,bottled from Lucca Oil of the very first quality.

FINEST COLZA OIL for the French Moderator Lamp.

lviii. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1854.

(Success01' to C. Gordon)

PRACTICAL

WORKING JEWELLER, OPTICIAN, &c.,

r- 0, 115, fIlGH PTl\EET, j3I\OMLEY,

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Q91111Cl ~~~olJtm4nt off \®nn1hilt & JfolttignW1atdt4~ and ~ l041t~alttmll~in ~to!h.

ENGl\..AYING, ELECTl\..0-PLATING Br GILDING,

DONE ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

Repa,irs in all the above branches executed under theimmediate supervision of R. W. G.

CHURCH, TURRET, & HOUSE CLOCKS,

l/VOUND and KEPT IN REPAIR by the year, or per contract.

PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION,

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ROOllIS,

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Ix. ADVERTISEMENTS.

BR,EAD ~,BISCUIT BAKERNEJf7 T01JlJlN,

BROMLE'Y, KENT.

tJ"..A.J.\IJ:ElS ""VVXLL:B"'Y,

CARMAN, &c.,~Wn®r~@)~~~t §}~®m~HbITSW, ~~r:'J1f~Dealel- ill T ul;f, Jlould, Peat, Loamt 19lanure

and Dartfol-d Gravel.

. B. lEo CllIAlP'.J'-6..!I.N,I <B~m2~m~Qm&.~m[;!~ ij)'~m~m~~mmm~

UNDERTAKER AND PAPERHANGER,1, ADAM SQUARE" MASONS HILL, BROMLEY, KENT.

Beds and Mattresses Cleaned and Re-made, Furniture Repaired an\! Polished.JOBBING WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Furnitm'e carefully Packed and Removed to all parts. Blinds of all kinrl~made to ord~l'.

ADVERTISEMENTS. lxi.

LONDON AND PROVINCIAL

CARRIAGE INSURANCE C'OMPANY,LIMITED,

17, QUEEN VIOTORIA STREET, LONDOli.AUTHORISED CAPITAL - - - - £25,000.

Directors:E. J. CRAIGIE, Esq., Beckenham.W. R. CUSACK-SMITH, Esq., 108,Eaton Square, S.W.NASSAU J. SENIOR, Esq., Lavender Hill, t).W.GEORGE A. GRIFFITHt), Esq., 25, Old Jewry, E.C.CAPT. THE HON. R. H. STEWART, 85, Eaton Square, S.W.W. WATTS,·Esq., Thames Ditton.

Bankers :-Il\lPERIAL BANK, Lothbury, E.C.Solicitors :-l\lessrs. HARRISON, Fowkes' Buildings, Great Tower Street, E.C.

Auditors:-Messrs. C. BROWNE, STANLEY, & CO., 2.), Old Jewry, E.C.Secretary:-ERNEST H. WILSON.

Accidental injuries to Carriages and other Vehicles cost nearly£500,000 a year in repairs. This company offers, by means ofPolicies of Assurance, a full indemnification against such loss.At the rate of one penny a day a Oarriage.worth £100 may beinsured against all risk, even to the extent of its total destruction.

BONUS -The assured who make no claim upon the Company for five successiveyears will participate in a liberal Bonus, which will probably exceed the amount paidin premiums. They will also (without any extra charge) receive Bonds of the GeneralExpenditure Assurance Company for every £5 paid in premiums, thereby assuring theultimate return of the whole amount of the premiums paid.

Ooachman's Good Oonduct Bonus.-Any plan that will tend to promote thecareful driving and steady conduct of Coachmen must be of great value to all who keepa.Carriage. It is also the interest of the Company to encourage as much as possible thesteadiness of servants having the charge of Carriages and Horses. The following Reso-lution has therefore been adopte d.- .

"As an encouragement for good Servants and careful driving the Company will, eachyear, set apart a further sum, equal to 3 per cent. of the amount actually dividedamongst the Shareholders (but not exceeding in the whole the sum of £500 in anyoneyear), for distribution amongst so many of the Coachmen as, being Servants in PrivateFamilies, shall receive Certificates of good conduct for two years at the least, and beingDrivers of Carriages let out for hire, or of any other vehicle insured with the Company,shall receive Certificates of good conduct for one year at the least, from Policy-holderswho have been insured for the previous year without becoming a claimant upon theCompany; such Certificates to be lodged with the Secretary before the end of January,and the amount of Bonus to be apportioned between those entitled to participate in suchshares and proportions as the Directors at their first meetiug in February followingshall think fit, the same to be payable within seven days thereafter."

As an accident to the Oa,'riage is often accompanied by injury to the Horse, the "Coach-man's Good Conduct Bonus," by encouraging steadiness and careful driving, may be themeans of saving many a valuable Horse frolTl serious injury and depreciation in value.Every Olaim has been punctually met, and no Olaim has ever been

disputed by this Company •., Many Accidents also occur. from carelessness of drivers, horses kicking,tramway rails, asphalte paving, foggy and snowy weather, furious driving,bad roads, cattle straying, horses shying, and a variety of other causes.100,000 Accidents to Carriages and other Vehicles occur every year.th:~(fEJJTs:e:. Forms of Proposal, &c., may be obtained at the Head Office in London, or of

JIB. GEORGE H. COIUi,4iS, Stanley I~d., .lJlasons Hill, BI"omley.

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B.' S. P Y R K E.

~amiln ~lttrt~r and irDui55hm.MERa :a:ANT,

24, HIGH STREET, BROlYfLEY,

~ells all goods at London Prices.r-I--w--

FAMILIES WAITED UPON DAILY FOR ORDERS.

MRS. WM. BURGESS,STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER,

~tdi1t ~DDlt ~D~ &- taut!! l1tUDfJHDr~,121, fIIGH PTREE,T,

~~IDm1)mmm~, 2Sm~~~~\~'~~Ladies' Work Finished or Mounted.

n m nn F:f) ft... f~ r&1fj + lW U~ GI !;21 i

~adi4S5' & QDtntI4m4n'n ~oot & ~hm~ ~arttlttHIGH STREET, BROMLEY. .

ALL KINDS OF FRENCH GOODS KEPT IN STOCK.

REPAIRS NEATLY EXEOUTED.

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T.- E 0 0 1R11II,FAMILY GROCER, & PROVISION

D]jJ ALE R,

30, MASONS HILL, BROMLEY,

Families waited on for orders.

BRITISH WINES. PEAK, FREAN, & Co.'s BISCUITS

TERMS CASH.

Q you wan' a good lit,The best materials, and excellence of workmanship, com.

bined with economy,

GO TO PERCY OLIVER,~DDt nub £gDe ~nkert

126, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.

Repab-s of evel-Ydescription.

FAMILIES WAITED ON AT THEm OWN RESIDENCES.

lxiv. ADVERTISEMENTS.

®stahlisgmrnt fDr IDung Jahits,KESTON' HOUSE, KESTON, KENT,

CONDUOTED B'Y

THE MISSES CHA.PMAN.A RESIDENT FRENCH GOVERNESS.

PROSPECTUSES ON APPLICATION.

c. S. BAYJ'-IO.JrB,~htno£otft" cabutttt,~hgulaf~tt ~ l}ntditaI ~tuair.ert

60, Brompton Square, London, S.W., & at Croydon, ,

Attends Bromley, Chislehurst, Bickley, and neighbourhood, once a monthOrders by post punctually attended to. Prospectus sent free.

Orders 1'eceived by JJIr. E. GRIFFITHS, Professor of Music, Ohislehurst.

ADVERTiSEMENTS. lxv.

H. L. SLIGHT,

_in~ and~pi~it e~~thantt"THE PAK," }V"IDMORE.

Daun and Vallentin's Pwre Gin. Kinahan's Whisky.Martell's and Hennessy's Brandies.

The City of London :Brewery Company's Double

Stout and Porter.

ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

P-EOl\..GE PSBORN,

Jlumh~rt i}ttinftrt ~Itt3i:trt ttntr JOUfJt ~tt'.orttf.ort9, BEECHFIELD, WIDMORE.

Estimates given for General Repairs.

Workshops-ADJOINING THE OAK, WIDMORE.6

lxvi. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 23 YEARS.

GEORGE WEEKS,Furnishing & Manufacturing Ironmonger,

J.othamity, ~dl-hanger, anh ~aa-fitttr,-HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,

Near the White Hart Hotel,AND

BE a KEN HA M.Near the Railway Station.

KITOHEN FURNITURE TINNED AND REPAIRED.Conservatories, Greenhouses, Forcing Pits, egc., heated with hot water.

BATHS, KITHENERS, STEAM COOKING APPARATUS repaired andfixed on the most approved principles. .

~eftrtnc£r& in fgt ~£i£ghourgooh. C!Bstimates'c1urnisgth.Ornamental J¥ire lfark of every description. Garden Arches, Trellis, Rose

Trainers and Stakes. Garden Seats and rases.G. W. being the appointed Agent for several first-class Manufacturers of Garden

Tools, Engines, Water Barrows, Hydropults, Lawn Mowing Machines, &c., &c., isenabled to supply his customers at manufacturer's prices. Carriage free. lllustratedprice lists on application.

DEPOT for ELKINGTON'S Celebrated ELECTRO PLATE.Qltn al-rant.eb Qtutl£t}1.

:BATHS LENT ON HIRE.AGENT FOR LIPSCOMBE'S NEW FILTER, the only one that removes lead, lime

and sewage from water, and that is self cleansing. Price List on application.

§LrJETIJEIP?trr & JD)([))~1rJE 1R~'flATCH '.AND FLOCK 'JV1..AKERS,

87, PALACE ROAD, BROMLEY.

All sorts ~f English and Foreign Olocks, Watchee, MusicalSnuff Boxes, XC., made and repaired.

OLOCKSWOUND AND KEPT IN .REPAIR BY THE YEAR.

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. I~N0, It~II!!P LUMBE R, GAS FIT T]~R,

AND

Jllt~ii!tttter<!Engineer,66, fALACE f-OADI }3I\OMLEY,

KEN T.

Baths, Lift Pumps, and Water- Closets, jix~d on themost improved principles.

F. W. NYE'STEA, GROCERY, PROVISION, AND

ITALIAN WAREHOUSE,

Jm.unt1t~ anh )§1> almtr' fJ :Rltahing ~ifJ,uitfJt,STONE'S BRITISH WINES,

C.-osse and Black,vell's Presel-ved Fruits, &c.

Sole Agent for the Celebrated ASHFORD SAUSAGES.

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'PHE ECONO-".I~CL I FE ASS UR A NeE SOC lET Y,

No.6, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London, E.C.

ESTABLISHED 1823.

EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 3 WILLIAM IY.-------~-------

Directors.HENRY BARNETT, ESQ., Chairman.

The Right Han. E. PLEYDELL BOUVERIE, Deputy-Chairman.Charles Arthur Barclay, Esq. I c. H. W. A'Court Repington, Esq.Michael Biddulph, Esq., M.P. George Kettilby Rickards, Esq.Edward Charrington, Esq. I Alfred Sartoris, Esq.Hon.Chas.D.R. Hanbury-Tracy,M.P. Augustus Keppel Stephenson, Esq.John Harman, Esq. Richard Taylor, Esq.

Auditors.Alfred Buckley, Esq. I John Howell, Esq. .Hugh Mackay Gordon, Esq. John Gilliam Stilwell, Esq.

Physician-:-'Wm. R. Basham, Esq., M.D., 17, Chester Street, Belgrave Square.Surgeon-Geo. D. Pollock, Esq., F.R.C.S., 36, Grosvenor Street, W.Solicitor-Charles Waring Young, Esq., 12, Essex Street, Strand.

Secretmy- John Ralph Grimes, Esq.Act!lary-Richard Charles Fisher, Esq.

ADVANTAGES offered by the Society.-The lowest Rates of Premiumon the Mutual System for young and middle-aged lives, with early participa-tion in profits.

Security-Accumulated Fund £3,048,902Annual Income exceeds...... 350,000Olaims paid,withBonusAdditions 4,751,991Bonuses declared ... 2,858,415

Bonus-The Society being on the Mutual principle, the Assured s: ,'erethe whole of the Profits. Policies effected before 31st December of eachyear, receive a full year's Bonus for the year of entry on their first participating., Table of Annual Premiums ,'equired (01' an Assurance of £100 (or the whole term

of Life, with pat'ticipation in Profits.£ s. d, I £ s. d. I £ 8. d.

20.................. 1 14 7 30 2 4 3 '40 2 19 925 1 19 0 35 2 10 11 45 3 11 9

Assurances granted to the extent of £10,000 on a single life.Prospectuses, Statement of Accounts, and full particulars may be obtained

on application toMr. GEORGE H. COBB,

EVES COTTAGE, STANLEY ROAD,Agent at Bromley, Kent.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

(Late F. Sibery),

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FAMILY GROCER, TEA DEALER,

4, MASON S HILL, BROMLEY,

Near the Railway Station.

FAMILIES WAITED UPON DAILY FOR ORDERS.

TAYLOR'S LIBRARY,J' )AASONS jfILL, j3ROMLEY,

NEAR THE STATION.

PI~AIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,

JttfumttYt Qt.O'mbfJ,'~tUfSl1tfS, ~.O'J1fS,&' ~utItty,Berlin, Shetland,' .Andalusian, and Fleecy Wools.

HABERDASHERY of the best Quality,AND

ALL KIN D S 0 F FAN CY ART I CL ES.COPYRIGHT MUSIC, 3d. and 6d.

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T.ADVERTISEMENTS.

Plumber, Glazier, &- Decorator35, Masons Hill, and Napier Road, BROMLE Y..

'VRITING, GRAINING, AND G:r.;LDING.

Every Description of Plaz'n and Decorative Painting.

Patterns of Paper Hangings, Designs for Decorations, and Estimates, sub-mitted free of charge.

CO'flsel'vatories, Greenhouses, and Garden Lights, thoroughlyrepai1'ed and re-painted.

References can be given to several gentlemen in London, Bromley, Bickley,and the Neighbourhood.

ESTABLISHED 1850.

w. J. A R D ERN,

:I:> .A. :I: ::Fl. "Y' 1\1.1: .A. N'". db 0.,PLAISTOW, BROMLEY.

Families waited on twice daily.

W(.J i:?: ~~DlB~N~JJ7ine "'id Spirit ';'.I.ercl.ant,

"CROWN" INN, PLAISTOW.

Good Accommodation for Tea Parties. Bottled Ales and Stout,. Familz'es supplied.

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q,' Fashions fresh from <?q;r::;,~"'YPariseverymonth.~

~"t<~ ~o/ --<XJ~(>O- ~L ~<J.~~/ o-~ .•.•~ ~~~-JfMRS SANDERS ~<?/

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+?' PI\.ESS 8r Jf1ANTLE Jf1AKER .AND

'LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTER.,

25, PARK ROAD, BROMLEY.-----~-----

~RS. SANDERS wishes to inform the Ladies ofBromley and its neighbourhood that she intends

removing from14, PARK ROAD, to 25, PARK ROAD,

early in February, where she intends to keep a larger staffof assistants, trusting by punctuality and style to obtaineven a larger share of the esteemed patronage with whichshe has been favoured.

HOMCEPATHIC PHARMACY,AdJoining the White Hart Hotel,

138, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,

Established by Edward Gould,Chemist 61/ appointment to the London Homrepathic Hospital.

Medicine Chests, Cocoa, Domestic Books, Surgical Instruments, Bandage;,&c., supplied at London Prices. Agent for LipscombesPatent Filters.

~g£nt t~ th£ <!£:binhutgh ~i££ ~%%utan,.e QI:~mpan!2.

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FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

MRS. FERTEL'S CLASSESFOR

Professors attend for Music, Drawing, Drilling,and Dancing.

THE INFANT CLASS ON THE KINDER GARTEN SYSTEM.

Establz'shed 1864.

THE MISSES STURT,

1pppafafoJll! ~o8rbin!J t ~81! J5rijoo[fO~ YOUNG 'pENTLEMEN.

MISS STUR T'S

C LAS S FOR Y 0 ·UN G LAD I E S,KOMANI VILLA.

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J. MOWAT,fAlltl0:l AN~ .AlI!! JlA mB~

137, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,KENT.

Young Gentlemen's Dress Suits finished with the greatest care.

~£htl~l ®ut:fft~ ma::be ~£ tht mo~t :bura:blt ma:ttria:l%.

LIVERIES SUPPLIEDWith punctuality and dispatch, of the best Cloths, and at the most

moderate prices

Agent to the Briton Medical and General Life Association.

JAUlmS W!~JgrJ»1fLD~NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST,

~i1:rm.ort :@,uratr~,:Brom1ey, ~en.1i.

Flower Pots of all sizes, Mushroom Brawn, Russian Mats.

<ir.e.enMUB'e, St~b,e, .& @ebbing ~htnt~, 4ff.er1tZ,&£.Sand, Loam, Peat, Manure, and everything requisite for Gardening purposes.

Cut Flowers and Blooming Plants for Decorations.

Residence :-1, Beeohfield Oottages, adjoining the Nursery.6

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D. FITC,H,_halt~alt I/tttittttt1

9, fREELANDS rOAD, j3ROMLEY,

KENT.

SEVENOAKS PEAT delivered within three miles at 148.per yard, or 30s. per ton j also Peat placed in Truck at Seven-oaks Station at 30s. per ton.

P~LL, [:ALISTHENICS, 8rC•

SERGT.-INST. G. W. TALBY, 18thlient R, v:(Late Coldstream Guards),

~ihez 3Enzttltdi£ln in the rtb£lbe.

A LADIES' CLASS is held at the Drill Hall every week.Terms-One Pupil per Quarter, lOs,

Two Pupils 15s,A CLASS FOR BOYS is also held once a week on the Same terms,

Families waited on at thei1' private 'residences at a small advanceen the ab01)e terms.

Sword Exercise and Fencing taught, Schools attended.Po,' further pm'ticulars, Address-

G. W. TALBY, Drill Hall, Bromley, Kent.

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w. A. GRUBB,BUILDER, CONTRACTOR,

~h)J.t!;it ~u.oratort &t'+t xt'+t

1, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR GENERAL REPAIRS.Conservatories and Greenhouses built on the most

approved principles.

GEORGE HAMMOND,~lumhtrt QP.ht3ier.

Gas Fit.te.- &, House Deeorato)-,19, FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY.

Whitewashing, Distempering, and Paper Hanging.Estimates given for General Repairfl.

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ME S S R s.BAXTER & PAYNE

(Established upwards of a Century)AUCTION'EERS AND SURVEYORS,

falrttrst ~sfaftt ~nnbt iitnh.ert ]JouStt anb~gtiiuHurnI 3lgtnfst

TOWN .HALL,BROMLE~ KEN~A!<,D

157, FENCHURCH STREET, E.C.Auction Sales and Valuations of Freehold and i..ease-hold Estates, Furniture, Farming Stock, Collectionof Rents and Tythes, and the entire Management of

Estate undertaken on Moderate terms.'alurdiolls mahe for ~rDhat£' anh ~.egaq! ~ut~.

cam4nt an!t· ~id ~~~nt irnpqrt~ ~4gintqr t

BROMLEY, BICKLEY. BECKEN.HAM, CmSLEHURST,and surrounding neighbourhood.

MESSRS. BAXTER & PAYNE having through their Agencydisposed of most of the Residences and Estates that have

changed ownership, are particularly desirous of drawing the atten-tion of Owners, Trustees, and Residents to this important fact.Messrs. BAXTER& PAYNE'Swidely known agency and ext,ensi~econnection enables them to let or sell property of every descriptionmost advantageously, either by public auction or private contract.

Scale of Commission for Sales, Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates,House Property, Farms, &c., can be had o.n application.

Mortgages arranged on Freehold and Leasehold Estates.

Agents to the Sun Fire and Life Office.

BROMLEY

Isa market town, 10 miles from London Bridge, and 14 from Sevenoaks, onthe road between London and Hastings, in the hundred of Ruxley, lathe

of Sutton-at-Hone, Diocese of Canterbury, and in the Western Division of theCounty. The town is supposed to have derived its name from the quantity ofbroom with which, in former years, the neighbourhood abounded. The manorwas conferred by Ethelbert, King of Kent, on the Bishops of Rochester, whohad a palace here, which having fallen into decay, was pulled down by BishopThomas, and re-built in 1777. The residence, which is pleasantly situate about aquarter mile from the town, underwent extensh:e alterations during its occupationby the late Coles Child, Esq., and is now occupied by his widow. Thechurch of SS. Peter and Paul is an ancient structure, having nave and aisles,but no chancel. The living is a perpetual curacy in the archdeaconry anddiocese of Rochester, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester. It containsvarious interesting monuments, among which are those of several of the bishopsof Rochester. Over the cGmmunion table is a handsome stained glass window.In 1830, side and front galleries were ereCted and 437 additional seats wereobtained, 350 of which were free. The church has a low embattled tcwer atthe west end, and an excellent peal of eight bells. A new organ, of greater powerthan the old one, and containing the most modern improvements, has recentlybeen presented to the parish church by E. H. Scott, Esq., of Sundridge park.A special service, in which the prominent feature was music, was held intho evening of November the 25th, 1874, to commemorate the occasion.' Thenew church hymn book, which is now being used in most of the neighbouringchurches, was also introduced at the same time. The register dates from theyear 1682. The living is now held by the Rev. Arthur Gresley Hellicar. M.A.A chapel-of-ease to the parish church, was opened, on May 9th, 1872, under theLicence of His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Wesleyans hold theirservices in a School-Chapel recently b1;l.ilt,situate between the town and therailway station. There is also a Congregational chapel, Baptist chapel, and aGospel hall. The church of St. Mary's, for the hamlet of Plaistow, is about haIf-a-mile from the town: the Rev. W. Hodgson, M.A. is the present vicar. In 1841,Holy Trinity district church was built at Bromley Common, in the Gothic style.The living is a vicarage in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and held by theRev. Arthur Rawson, M.A. The church of St. George, situate at Bickley, abouta mile and a half east of Bromley, is a handsome modern building of stone,with a lofty spire and a clock; it was opened in September, 18G4, and con-secrated in July, 1865. It has a chancel with stained glass windows, nave,aisles, and transept, and has accommodation for 820. The living IS a vicaragein the gift of George Wythes, Esq., of Bickley Hall, The Rev. E. H. Plumptre,M.A., is the vicar. The national schools are situate in the rear of BromleyCollege. An additional sr,hool was opened at Masons-hill in November. 1872A new national school has also been erected at Widmore. There are also nationalschools at Plaistow and Bromley Common. Bromley College is an establishmentat the northern entrance of the town, which was endowed and founded by John'Warner, D.D., Bishop of Rochester, in 1666, for the benefit of twenty poorwidows of loyal and orthodox clergymen: the funds have been subsequentlybrgely increased, so that forty widows have each an allowance of £38 perahnuIll, and a separate and comfortable residence. The chapel is a small con-secrated building 37 by 18 feet. The entire College occupies about four acres ofground laid down with turf and planted with trees. On the north eastern cornerof the grounds stands Sheppard's College: it consists of five houses built nearlyafter the plan of those in the adjoining foundation, and affording similar accom-

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modation. They are allotted to five maiden ladies, who have previously residedwith their mothers in Bromley college. They receive a liberal allowanceannually, together with gratuitous medical attendance. Mrs. Sheppard thefounder of this charity, was the widow of the Rev. Dr. Sheppard, 'Fellow ofMagdalen College. The Town Hall is a handsome structure, in the Elizabethanstyle of architecture, erected by the late Coles Child, Esq., on the site of the oldMarket place: under the central portion of the building a market is held everyThursday. The southern end of the building is occupied by a station for themetropolitan police. At the northern end accommodation is provided for thereading room and library of the Literary Institute. The other parts are occupiedby the London and County Bank, and Messrs. Baxter and Payne, Auctioneers.The hall is 60 feet long by 32 feet wide: is open to the roof which rises to aheight of 40 feet from the floor. The Drill Hall and Gymnasium, a largebuilding erected in East-street, was opened on the ,21st of May, 1872, andcontains two halls, the larger one is 100 feet long by 40 feet wide, and thesmaller one, added recently, 43 feet long by 22 feet wide, with retiring rooms.The hall is the Head Quarters of the 18th Kent Rifle Volunteers. There is alsoan efficient Volunteer Fire Brigade. 'fhere are two railway stations, on theLondon, Chatham, and Dover line, within ten minutes' walk of the town. Thepopulation taken at the last census (1871) was 10,674, being an increase of 5174on that of 1861.

Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c.POSTAL TIMES.

PJst, Telegraph, and Money Order Office,122, High Street, J. B. Shillcock, post-master -Box closed at 10.40 a.m. and12.45, :&.20, and ~.10 p.m.; Cross post toCroydon, Brighton, Dover, Maidstone, &c.at 7.15 p.m. Sundays at 6.55 p.m. De-liveries at 8 a.m. and 2 10 and 6.45 p.m.Sundays at 7.30 a.m.

Post and Money Order Office, Bickley Rail-way Station, P. Boulton, receiver.- Let-ters despatched at 9.55 and 12.10 a.m., and3.45 and 6 p.m. Sundays at 9.15 a.m.

Post and Money Order Office, Skym Corner,Bromley Common, G. Jackson, receiver-Letters desl'atched at 9.30 a.m., 1.50 & 6.30p.m. AI rival : 8.40 & 9.30 a.m .• 4.0 &8.30p.m.

Post Office, Bromley Common, H. W. Jen-kins, receiv~r, Letters despatched at10.0 a.m. and 4.0 and 6.30 p.m.

Pillar Post in 'Wall, Bromley College,-Letters collected 10.30 a.m. and 4.0and S.Cp.m.

Post, Telegraph, and Money Order Office,Shortlands Station, G. Dowler receiver-Letters collected at 9.55 a.m., 3.55 and 7.55p.m.

Pillar Box in Wall at Vicarage, Mays Hill,Shortlands, 9.15a.m., 3.20p.m. & 7.40p.m.

Pillar Post in 'Wall, Freelands Road.-Let-ters collected at 10.20 a.m., 12.20, 4.5, and0.15p.m. Sundays at !J.35 a.m.

Pillar Post at Widmore.-Cleared at 10.::'0a.m., 12.20, 3 55, and 8.5 p m. Sundays9.25 a.m.

Pillar Post in Wall, Masons Hill.-Clcared at10.10 a.m •• 12.30, 4.20, and 7.45 p.m., Suu-days at P.O a.m.

Pillar Post in the 'Wallat Mr. H. G. Cooper'sFarwig.-Cleared at 8.0 a.m. 4.0 and 7.0p.m. No Collection on Sundays.

Pillar Post in 'Wall, ParI;;:Rd., New Bromley,-10.25 a.m., 12.35, 4.10, and S.20 p.m.Sundays 9.40 a.m.

Pillar Post in Wall at Bromley Lodge.-Cleared at 10.15 a.m. 12.il5, 4.25, & 7.30 p.m.Sundays 9.fi a.m.

ACTING MAGISTRATES.Lewin F. M. esq. ElthamLong Samuel, esq. BromleyLubbocl;;: Sir John, Bart. l\I.P., DownNorman G. W. esq. BromleyScott E. H. esq. BromleySydney Earl, Foot's CrayWaring William, esq. ChelsfieldWilmot Sir John Eardley Eardley, Bt.M.P.

Bromley Lodge'Wilson C. L. esq. BeckenhamWilson S. esq. BeckenhamClerk to the l\!agistrates •••Robinson Latter.

Beattie A. esq. ChislehurstBerens H. H. esq. SidcupBerens R. B. esq. St.l\Iary CrayChapman James, esq. St. Paul's CrayDarwin C. R. esq. DownOevas Charles F. esq. Pickhurst, HayesEdlmann F. esq. ChislehurstForster Major, SouthendGoodhart Charles E. Esq., BeckenhamHamilton Archibald. esq. BromleyHepburn J. G. esq. SidcupKinnaird HOD.Arthur, M.P., Plaistow Lodger,ennard Lieut'-Col. West Wickham

Magistrates' meetings are held the third Mondlty in every month at the Police station,OhislehurBt; and all other Mondays at the White Hart Hotel, Bromley.

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INSURANCE AGENTS.Accident .•.W. M, Walmisley" 39 Widmore

RoadAlliance British and Foreign Fire and Life ..•

T. Batten, 14K, High Street.Briton Life ...Benjamin Wood, Park RoadBriton, Medical and General Life ...J. Mowat,

High street, Ayling & Son, High Street.British Equitable Assurance ..•W. Phillpott,

The PavementBritannia Fire .•.Ayling & Son, High StreetBromley 1'late Glass Insurance Company ...

T. Satchell, High streetCaledonian Fire and Life ..•R. V. Harman,

High streetClerical, Medical and General Life •..J.

Isherwood, Widmore Road.Commercial Union Assurance ...J. James,

Market square, and B. J. Hudson, 12Palace grove

County Fire and Provident Life •••J. B:Shillcock. High street

Economic Life ..•G. H. Cobb, 48 Stanley roadEdinburgh Life ...H• .B.1Quick, 9 Widmore

roadGeneral Fire and Life ... J. Mowat, High st.Kent Fire and United Kent Life ...Edward

lsard, l\Iarket squareLondon and Liyerpool and Globe FirtJ and

Life ...G H. Osborn, l\lason's hillLondon and Provincial Carriage .•• G. H.

Cobb, 45 Stanley roadManchester Fire ...G. Weeks, High streetMutual Fire and Life J. Bourdon, 6 The

PavementNorfolk Farmers' and General Assurance ..•

W. F. Chattell, M.R.C.V.S., High StreetNorwich Union Fire and Life ..•George Pam-

philon, High streetPhcanix Fire and Life ..•J. Harradine, 100

High streetPrudential Life ..•..•W. Simmons, 33 High

streetRailway Accidents Mutual. ..G. H. Cobb, 45

Stanley roadRailway Passengers Insurance Company ...

W. Elcombe, Hailway stationRoyal Fire and Life ...Joseph Wells. High stRoyal Exchange Fire and Life ... J ames How,

""Vidmore roadRoyal Farmers' and General Fire, Life, and

Hailstorm ...Alfred Smith, High streetSovereign Life ..•W. M. Walmisley, 39 Wid-

more RoadSun Fire and Life ..•Messrs. Baxter & Payne,

Town Hall; Latter & Willett"Market sq.Union Insurance Society ..•T. Satchell, High

streetUnion Fire and Life ..•William Marum, I

Ada villas, Freelands roadUnited Kingdom Fire and Life ... B. J.

Hudson, 12 Palace groveUnited Kingdom Temperance and Provident

Institutions ..•J. James, Market square.Victoria Assurance Society ..•J. James.Westminster Fire •..G. H. Cobb 48Stanley-rd

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.Assembly Rooms, 76, High Street ..•R. V.

Harman, proprietor

Assembly Rooms, White Hart Hotel ..•WmLownds, Proprietor.

Bromley Common Reading Room ... San:uelBowyer, Secretary.

Bromley District Committee of the Societyfor Promoting, Christian Knowledge, 5,Market square

Bromley Friends in Council, White HartHotel...F. P. Baddeley and J. P. Read,han. sees.

Bromley Union House, Locksbottom, Farn-bora' ...Rev.D.J.Drakeford,Chaplaiu; Robt.Gordon Mullon, Homesdale Road, clerk;T. H. V. Lukey, master: Mrs. Lukey, mis-tress; J. Bates, St. Mary Cray, and H.J. Rose, Gravel Road, Bromley Common,relieving officers; offices, 148 High street

Cottage Hospital, South Side, Mason's Hill,Medical Officers, Drs. Beeby and H. T.!lott

County Court, held at the Town Hall ...JudgeJ. G. Lonsdale,; Registrar, RobinsonLatter; Office, 4, Market Square. Sub-bailiff, S. Harris, 36, Palace Road.

Drill Hall and Gymnasium, East Street ..• J.Phipps, instructor

Establishment, Dog, Gun and Game LicenseOffice. Officefor Stamps and for receivingLegacy and Succession Accounts andDuties W. W. Baxtor's, 40, High Street.

Fire Engine House, Cage Field, keys at the'police station

Gas Works, Brick-kiln lane ....••George H.Osborn, secretary and manager

Inland Revenue Office, Bell hotel, High~:st.Geo. Langran, officer

Literary Institute. Town hall. ..C. Carreckand G. H. Payne hon. secretaries; B.Wood, librarian

Local Board ..•Offices, Cage Field-Members: Mr. Chas. Muffett (chairman),

Messrs, Atkins, Eaton, Heaysman, !lott,Lownds, Martin, Walter. and Stocken

Treasurer: William McKewanSolicitor: Robinson LatterClerk: Joshua BaileyCollectol': C. NewmanSurveyor and Inspector of Nuisances:

Hugh S. CregeenOfficel'of Health: Dr. C. O. Baylis

London & County Bank Offices, Town Hall,...George Dennen, manager

Police Station, Town Hall ..•Inspector HoweRailway stations ... Station masters: Bickley,

F. Gibbings; Bromley W. Elcombe; •.•Shortlands, George Dowler; Chislehurst,William Akers Lord.

Volunteer Fire Brigade; head-quarters""Vhite Hart yard; C. NickaIls, superin-tendant; J. Dunn, deputy-superintendentJ. HoptoJ;l, foreman

West Kent Water Works, Shortlands .••••.Workmen's Club and Institute, Widmore •••

A. Bulleid, secretaryWorking Men's Olub, Iron Room, Cage

fleld .•.JohnJames, hon. sec.

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18th Kent Rifles .•.•.• Major Satterthwaite,Lieuts. Charrington, Norman and R. S.Brown. Sub-Lieut.·W ollaston. Sergeant-Instructor, G. W. Talby, Head Quarters~Drill Ha.!l, East Street.

PUBLIC OFFIC~RS.Petroleum and Adulteration Act ... Inspector,

J. W. Churcher, 103 Palace RoadAssistant Clerk to Commissioners of Income

Tax ..•Charles Freeman, Market squareClerk to Deputy-Lieutenants, to Commis-

sioners of Land and Assessed Taxes .•.Robinson Latter, 4, Market square

Clerk to Magistrates ..• Robinson Latter,Market square

Commissioners for Administering Oaths inall Courts: J. L. Mathews, Ivy 13ank, 33,London Road, and Robinson Latter, 4,Market Square.

Perpetual Commissioner for taking acknow-ledgments of Married Women: RobinsonLatter, 4, Market Square

Petroleum Inspector ... J. W Churcher, 103Palace Road

Registrar of Births and Deaths for BromleyDistrict ..•... J. J. Bourne, Stanley Road,Mason's hill. Deputy Registrar, JabezWood, Ravensbourne road, Bromley

Registrar of Marriages ..•Charles FreemanPlaistow. Deputy Registrar. Alfred Bailey,Park road cottages

Sub-Inspector under the Contagious diseases(Animal) Act ...

Superintendent Registrar of Births, Marri-ages, and Deaths ...Robert Gordon Mullen,Homesdale Road.

Surveyor of Taxes ...R. Kirkpatrick, CroydonVestry Clerk ...Robinson Latter, 4, Market

Square.Weights and Measures ... Inspector J. W.

Churcher, 103, Palace road

PL o\CES OF WORSHIP.St. Peter's and St. Paul's Church ...Rev.

A. G. Hellicar, M.A. vicar. Rev. A. A.Williams, B.A. curate. W. W. Baxter& T. C. Dewey churchwardens. J. Woodclerk. Times of Service: Holy Com-munion first Sunday at noon, thirdSunday at 8.30 a.m., last Sunday at8 p.m., chief Festivals at 8.30 and at noon.Morning Service 11 a.m., Afternoon 3.15p.m., Evening 7 p.m. Holy Days II a.m.Wednesday 7p.m. Friday 11a.m.

St. John's Church, Park~ Road ...Rev. O. R.L. Engstrom, M.A., Ourate. Times of Service:Holy Communion, second and fourthSundays, /:l.ao a.m.; third Sunday at noon;chief Festivals at 8.30 a.m. and at noonMorning service 1\ a.m., Evening 7 p.m.

Holy Trinity Church, Bromley common ..•Rev. Arthur Rawson, M.A., vicar

St. George's Church, Bickley ..•Rev. E. H.Plumptre, M.A. vicar

St. Mary's Church, Plaistow •.•Rev. Wm.. Hodgson, M.A., vicar. C. Satterthwaite. and W. H. Bosanquet, churchwardens.Miss Yerworth, organist. James Leach,verger. Times of Service: On first, third,

llondfifth Sundays in the month-at eight,

Holy Communion; at eleven, Matins,Litany, and Sermon; at seven, Evensong-'tnd Sermon. On second and fourthSundays in the month--at eleven, Matinsand Holy Communion with Sermon; at aquarter past four, Litany; at seven, Even-song and Sermon. On third Sunday inthe month-at half-past tnree, childrens'service. On great Festinls Holy Com-munion at eight. and aftnl' l\IMins. Onother Holy Days-at half-past seven, a.m.,Holy Communien; at half.past seven,p.m., Evensong and Sermon. Wednesdaysand Fridays -at eight, Litany; at half-past seven, Evensong. Other days-ateight. Matins. Baptisms and churchingsat the Sunday afternoon service or at anyof the week day services

Congregational Chapel, ""Vidmore road ..•Rev. R. Tuck, B.A.

Baptist Chapel, Widmore road ..•Rev. A.Tessier, pastor

Wesleyan Chapels, High Street &Widmore;'Rev. R. Peart

SCHOOLS.National Bromley ... J. Churchill, master;

Miss Annie Harper, mistress.National, Masons HilL.C. Carreck, master.

!':irs. Searles, mistress.National, Bromley common ..• W. Studdle,

master.National, Plaistow Louis Rossini Lau-

mann, master;National, Widmore ...H. Harlow, master

NEWSPAPERS.Bromley Journal (weekly) 1d. Office·-High stBromley Record (monthly) 1d. Office-14,

Market squareBromley Telegraph (weekly) lel. Office-2i

Market square

SOCIETIES.Ancient Order of Britons, Alexandra lodge,

No. IO.-Sec. R. Walker 15, North Road.Ancient Order of Foresters, L. U. D, Court'Robin Hood, No. 2629. Secretary-H. W.Amos, Cambridge Road, Plaistow

Ancient Order of Foresters, L.U.D., CourtPride of Masons Hill, No. 5545, SecretaryW. Layton

Ancient Order of Shepherds, L.U.D., SanctuaryPride of Masons Hill, No. 5545. Scrihe-G. Graham, 7 Stanley Road

Bromley Mutual Aid Loan Society .••RisingSun Inn ... E. Ayling, Secretary.

Independent Order of Good Templal's, Hope ofBromley Lodge, No. 1255: meeting nights,every Tuesday, at Iron Room, Cage Field.

lndependent Order of OddfeUolcs, S. L. D.,Orphans Friend lodge, NO.223. Secretary,.James Ashley, 11 South street, Cage field-

Sons of Temperance, Bromley Common Divi-sion, No. 301, held at the :Mission Room,Gravel Road .

CARRIERS.T. R. &H. Russell, South street; to and from

all parts of London daily.

STREET DIRECTORY.Adams Square.-MAsON HILL.

1 ChapmanlHenry, upholsterer2 Isard Charles3 Lewis4 Mercer Mrs.5 Johnson Henry6 Payne James7 Roberts Charles, wine and spirit

merchant8 Longhurst J.:chimnl;ly sweep9 Wibley Mrs.

10 Talbot Henry11 Oliver John12 Morley Charles13 Bowman-14_SanterlRobert, gardener

Beckenham Lane.-HIGH STREET.South side

1 Starling William Dallison, esq.The Hill

4: Balf/)ur Henry esq. The Hollies5 Brooksbank W. L. esq. Glebe Knoll6 Latter Robinson, esq..Pixfield

N07'th side7 Mason Joseph Frog's Island8 Sandall Henry9 Webb William

10 Stringer Simon11 Freeman Mrs., Col. Long's lodge13 French James14 Knight Henry15 Osborn Henry16 Harding James

Beechfield Cottages.- WIDMORE.

1 Wingfield James, WidmoreNursery2 Craker John3 Monckton Henry4 Turner Charles gardener5 Brand William6 Gunne George7 Aikers James8 Pool Thomas·9 Osborn G., painter and decorator

10 Trower HarryWingfield Mrs, Rose cottage

Bickley.

Those marked * are on the ChislellUl'st 1·oad.

*Allcard G. esq. South bankAlston James B. esq. FairfieldAustin Walter H. esq. Crofton lodge,

.Southlands roadButt Mrs., The Knoll, Pageheath*Barlow Mrs., Sandfield*Batten Isaac, esq. Berryfield*Batten James, esq. HighfieldBorton Richard Ed. esq. Southlands

groveBoulton Mr. P. station masterBrandt Robert, esq. The LaurelsBrind Frederick Wm. esq.2 Southlands

roadBroad Ernest, esq. FernsideChamberlain John esg., Bickley school,Champness Geo.esq. 9 Elizabeth villasCharlesworth E. esq. 10 Elizabeth viI.Chubb Hammond, esq. Home LeaCraven Geo. P. esq. Thornton house,

Southlands groveDalphin John. esg. 6 Regent villaDix0n John esq. ElmwoodDixon Misses, The NymansDonaldson Mrs. 5 Elizabeth villasEdwards Charles esq. Newto,n house,

Southlands groveEllis Thomas Arthur esq., St. Heliers,

8 PageheathErskine Mrs.H. T. Elm lodge, 5 South-

lands groveFarr W. esq., M.D., F.R.S., Southlands

House, 3 Southlands road*Fisk John Leatherdale, esq. RedlandsFoskett Miss, Ashley house, 6 South.

lands groveGardner, H. J. esq.,~eigh villaGillbanks Jon. C. esq. Southlands, 6

Southlands roadGlennie George F. esq., Littlecourt,

10 Page HeathGoddard Roht. esq. The HolliesGrant Miss,Hamilton lodge*Green Mrs. Logs hill

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*Hamilton Robert esq., North bank,Elmstead lane

Hastings George, esq. Holne lodge, 4Page heath

Harker esq. Fairfield house, Pageheath

Hewetson Henry, esq. Heath bank,13 Page heath

Hinde Walter Alan esq., Heath villa*Howard Theodore esq. West ViewHurlbatt C. esq. Arno lodgeHutton Thomas 0., esq., MerlewoodlIbery James W. H. esq. Berily houseMathews Robert, esq. surgeon*McKewan William, esq. ElmfieldNe'/ins John, esq., 2 Page heathJverbury, Benjamin F. esq. The TrellisParr Lieut-Gen. Powis lodgePaynJames Jabez esq. Oak dell, 5 Page

heathPercival Frederick, esq. SouthfieldPhilip G. esq. The RetreatPile John esq. Summerfield, 5 South-

lands groveRandall Miss, Elizabeth house School,

11 Page heathRichardson Murray esq., 3 Page heathRitchie Robert, esq, 11 Southborough

roadRussell Rev. W. B. :M.A., Moorlands*Sanderson John, esq. Buller's Vi ood.;(·Saunders Wm. S. esq., Elmstead woodSingle Thomas, esq., HighlandsSmyttan Mrs. F. H., Lipwood house

3 Elizabeth villasSpence Mrs. SpringhurstSpence Robert, esq., G Page heathSpicer W. R. esq., InglewoodSpink John, esq. The Cedars, South-

lands groveStephenson E. S. csq., 7 Southlands rd'Thompson John, esq. Swallowfield, G

Southlands groveTweedie Alex. Forbes. esq. BonningtonWest William, esq. The Farm BickleyWigram Lewis esq., CheritonWigram Mrs. Wood lawn, 1 Page

heathWorge Julian A. esq. Gordon lodge*y catman Morgan esq., ShaW-field

Bickley Park.Betts Mrs., The Holmwood

Bevington Samuel Bourne, esq. TheElms

Boosey Cha&. esq. The PinesBooth Samuel Barker esq., Effingham

lodgeBouch John, esq. SunnysideBoulton Thomas, e>:q.The FirsCurwen Robert, esq. BirkbyhouseDuncanson Edward F. esq. NutwoodHaigh Frederick W. esq. WoodlandsHankey Everest A. esq., ElmhyrstHilder Thomas esq., Barfield lodgeHumphrys Edward esq. LingdaleLayton Thos. Edward, esq. The KnollLyon Edward, esq. CampvilleMartin Richard B. esq. ClarewoodNewton Henry, esq. South lawnParbury, G. P. esq. MordiallaPlumptre Rev. Edward Hayes, M.A.,

The VicarageScott John esq., AlbyfieldScott John, jun. esq. ChastletonSentancc William, esq. MerevaleShaw J. T. esq The KnollWhitehead J. esq. SouthwoodWythes George, esq. Bickley hall

Brick Kiln LaneSee Homesdale Road.

Bromley College.-HIGH STREET.

1 Faught Mrs2 Balfour Mrs3 Mills Mrs Mary4 Younghusband Mrs5 Dodsworth MrsG Chamberlain Mrs7 Muston Mrs8 Paglor Mrs9 Bates Mrs

10 Dallon Mrs11 Lacv Mrs12 Sanders Mrs13 Walpole Mrs14 Grenside Mrs15 Dunn Mrs16 Oxlad Mrs17 Groomes Mrs.18 Bluett Mrs.19 Swann Mrs.20 Hesketh Mrs.21 Nursey Mrs

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22 Marsh Mrs.23 Garrett Mrs.24 Mullens Mrs.25 Lee Mrs26 West Mrs27 Hopkins Mrs28 Saunders Mrs29 Carter Mrs30 Jones Mrs31 Jadis Mrs32 Dwyer Mrs33 Power Mrs. Alex. Bath34 Atkinson Mrs35 801M Mrs36 Dixon Mrs37 Munro Mrs38 Griffith Mrs39 Woodd Mrs40 Williams Mrs

Wors]~y Rev. J. H., chaplainTalman F. esq. Treasurer:s houseWells· George, lodge

1 Jones Miss Shtlpherds College2 Sanderson Miss Sophia3 McQuire Miss4 Marriott Miss5 Alfree Miss Annie

:Bromley Common.

Homesdale Road to "Plough."

1 Murton Mrs. Fairlawn villas2 Calland Charles Forbes, esq.3 Tossetti M., esq.4 Higgs Mrs.5 Smith W. H. esq.6 Lee John, esq.7 Rogers Longdon McMurd~ esq.

Laurel bank8 Wheeler Miss Sophia, ladies'

school, Cromwell house9 Yates Richard esq., Meadow lodge

10 Sully James esq. Hartland cottage11 Wood William, esq. Iver cottage12 Devear Charles, esq. Bengal cot.13 Field R. esq., Kingsdown cottage14 James William, esq. Woodbine cot.15 Carpmael Saml., esq. Walsh am cot.16 Clark Geo. esq., Lansdowne house17 Mudie Humphrey esq. La Belle Vue18 Priest William Henry, esq. Arling-

ton house .

19 Johnson Goswell, esq. Bellevue ho20 Draper John Martin esq.21 Jeffery Mrs., Waldon cottage22 Bryant Miss, Gothic cottages23 Hodder M. H., esq.; Gothic lodge

.24 Philpott Richard, esq., Rouse villa25 Forbes F. A. esq.26 Sandon Robert G. esq. Ewell house27 Williams John esq. Cheriton villa28 Payne Frederick esq., Radlett villa29 & 30 Pil'e Bells, Mrs. Harris:31 Jenkins H. W., Post Office Receiv-

ing hOllse .32 {Ley James baker and grocer

Peill Edwin, carman, &c:•••••••• '.11ere is Southlands road ... :.....•.• here is footpath to Southborough •.•

44 Roberts John David, esq. Walpolelodge

.•..•.•. here is Walpole Road .Crowhurst Mr~ Robt. Sussex lodge............ here lS Pope l"oad ..........•......•... here is Johnson's Road •.....•.56 Speller William, gardener57 Yates John, Wistaria cottage

...... here is Southborough 'Lane ..•...59 Crown, E. Lambert

Gearing Thomas Slough farmJarrettPawley William, farmer Coopers

farmTrinity ChurchBromle.1J Common Schools

W. Studdle, master60 Brown Mrs., Barham house. ...•.... here is Princes Plain .

Gill George, builder, &c....... here is Lower Gravel Road .61 Sawyer's Arms, Elizabeth Mitchell,

beer retailer62 Jackson George sen.63 Lane John laundry64 Allen George65 Hollman John66 Dyson Joseph67 Nettleton Thomas67! J. Scott jun. butcher68 Elliott Miss dressmaker

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68!Gentry A., baker, pastry-cook, andconfectioner

69 Jackson George, grocer, Post andMoney Order Office 0/ Savings Bank

I.i'rom "Plough" to Hayes Lane.70 Plough Inn, Thos. Downer

1 CrooksJas., blacksmith, Ploughcottages

2 Whitehead John3 Mitchell Geo.4: Swatton Thos.Missi(jn R(jom and Da!/ SellOol,

71 Winch Mrs.72 Smith J. G. Kent Villa~: } Gayfer Wm., Middle Class School75 Isard Mr. Richard ,76 Sheppard William, spile and shive

manufacturer...........• here is Gravel Road .

Piggott Edmund, Oakley farm..•......... hel·e is Oakley road .70 Norman Charles L., esq. Oakley80 Norman George Warde, esq. The

Rookery82 Wybrow W. esq. Ravensbourne

. lodge..... here is footpath to Hayes .

83 Savill Mrs. Woodlands84 Payne GeorgeHenry, esq. Elmfield

Lansbury Thomas, farmer, Hookfarm

85 Wood Mr. bailiff to G. W. Normanesq.

Watson Richard)Crane Chas. BClark George (' otany BayClark Thomas )

Oambridge Road.-SPRINGHILL,, PLAISTOW.

5 Henderson J. M. esq.Dagmar house6 Thompson Benjamin, esq.7 Grover F. esq., 2, Springhill villas8 & 9 Rush P.C. esq.Cambridge villas

Amos Mr. Henry, book keeperConldery W. L. esq.Birdseye C. esq.

16 .Isard Mrs. John, Springhill cottage

Oampbell Road.-FREELANDS ROAD.

1 Woodhams George2 Hatcher George3 Parsons John Thos.4: Rayfield James5 Thompson Henry6 Bryant James8 Hodgskins Gehazi9 Mumford Thomas

10 Tywr John11 Boaks-12 Knight Wm. Allen13 Maybank-14 Davis-15 l!'owler Geo, basket maker16 Tucker George17 Nash Richard18 Williams John19 Hughes Arthur20 Barrett-21 Smith~Alexander22 String~erRichard23 Ford Henry greengrocer24 Blanks Joseph25 Addis George26 Davis George27 Mace John28 Gymer Nathaniel Edwards29 Baines-30 Butcher Henry, general dealer

Chatterton Road.-BROMLEY COMMON2 James W. J. baker3 Thorner George4: & 5 Ryan Mrs. Ann

10 Brown Joseph, builder, grocer, andbeer retailer Chatterton Arms

Elliott C. 1 Kingsbridge terraceEdwards Geo 2Boxall'J ohn 3Hayes; Mrs. 4:Crow John 5Tasker Thos. 6Boxall Geo. 7 ,.

26 BignoldjHenry laundryHills Thos. Leicester cottagesButler John 2Carreck Allick C. 3Payne Charles 4Packman Alfred Gila. carpenter 2

Johnson's TerraceW oUead Mrs.

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Allen Thos. 3 Johnson's tel'.Parker James 4:Butcher Robert 5Head Richard 6Thurling John 7Richards Geo. 8Mills R. shopkeeper 9

Ohislehurst Road.-WIDMORE.

1 Yeatman Morgan, esq. Shawn.eld2 Ely Mrs.3 Spooner John, builder, &c.4: Laslett Stephen5 Trower Mrs. Richard6 Tapsell John7 Hummerston James8 Craker Timothy9 Craker William

10 Tapsell Mrs.11 Gammon William12 Carter Mrs.

Wesleyan Chapel13 FiskJohnLeatherdale esq.Redlands14 Davis Mrs.15 Henty Henry16 Brown Richard17 Trower William19 Batten Isaac, esq. Berryn.eld20 Batten James, esq., Highfield21 Howard T. esq. West View

Spicer W. R. esq. InglewoodHutton Thos. O. esq. Merlewood

25 Sargent Thomas26 Trower James27 Tasker Henry28 Amos John Henry

Ohurch Road.-52, HIGn STREET.South side.

Napier Mrs., shopkeeperS.S. Peter's and Paul's Church

4 Longsdon Mrs. Church houseBilke E. esq. Mill valeMortimer W. esq. The Valley

North side.Nickalls Conrad esq., Stoberry cot-

tage, Martins hill5 :Mortimer W. jun. esq. Stoberry

house, Martfn's hill

6 Hellicar Rev. Arthur Gresley, !lI.A.The Vicarage

7 Emmett H. A. builder & contractor8 Spark William9 Huxley George

10 Barnes Mrs.11 Wheeler Miss12 Ashby Mrs. E.13 Letts Samuel14 Dunn Edward

Ooles Child's Cottages- WIDMORE.

1 Wiles Stephen2 Moul Wm.3 Clark Mrs.4: Stapleton Thos.5 Wiles John6 Browning John

College Field.-F ARWIG.

Ray Miss, Madras cottageTessier, Rev. A.

Oollege Slip.-HIGH STREET.

Soans JamesStidolph Wm. nurseryman and

seedsmanNational Schools-

BO!Js- W. Churchill, masterGirls-Anne Harper, mistressInfants- , mistress

Crescent Road.-SPRINGIIILL, PLAISTOW

1 Gallop Mrs., Sherwood cottage2 Darton Mr. Samuel3 Jordan Mr. Peter8 Petrie William esq., civil engineer

11 Golds Mr. William, Alpha cottage12 Mallet Mr. Ed. Hunt, Roza cottage13 Freeth Mr. Evelyn14 Crews Mrs. Rio cottage15 Buckley George, Mede Villas16 Ball Henry, tailor and habit maker17 Corneby William18 Barrow William, plasterer

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19 Paul Mrs.22 Cox William, esg.23

Lee Misses, 1 Holly villasMallett Mr. W. L.• 2 Holly villas

Cross Road.-BumrLEY COMMON.1 Westbrook, Wm.2 Berry-3 Johnson Edwin4 Pepper F. T.7 Cole--5 Drew James6 Dolohan James7 Lane Mrs.8 Rose Henry J. relieving officer9 Durling W.

10 Bateman T.

Denm.ark Villas.- WIDMORE-RoAD.1 Lewis L. esg.2 Cowtan Mrs.~Kate, ladies school3 Hales Mrs I

4: Ball Joseph esg.5 Wood Mr. Denmark house6 Kirkman Wm. D. esg.7 Booth Capt., 2 Rochester villa8 Pike Mrs., 1 Rochester villa

East Street.- WID1I1OUEROAD.Local Board Offices, H. S. Cregeen,

surveyorG!jmnaszum Club J. Phipps,

Instructorhead Qual'tel's 18th K. R. V.-

G. 1V. Talby, Sergeant InstructorGospel HallPage Thomas George

2 Strong Thomas E.3 Bennett Mrs.4 Goldsmith Mrs.5 Sudds William

••••...•. Izere is South Street6 Carreck "VV.N., picture frame manu-

facturer and birdstuffer7 Jayes William, builder

Eden Cottages.See Whm'toll /1,'Jad.

Ethelbert Road.-HIGH STREET.

Smith Henry Geo. esg. The FernsBentham C. A. esg., Saxon houseRoberts Thos. esg. Ethelbert lodgeBateman John esg. RavenswoodMuret Mons. Max, Campbell houseWood Mr. J abez

Farwig.. London Road to Plaistow.'

Leighfield Robert, grocer, &c.1 Potter J. baker

Lane Mrs.Harding WilliamIsemonger ThomasLeeWm.Humphrey George

2 King Mrs., blacksmith3 Watson Henry4 Southgate Arthur5 Stevens Cornelius Henry6 Cook Thomas78 Wale John9 Atherfold Mrs.

10 Muffet Thos.11 Brooker Miss, pianoforte teacher.13 Warren Charles14 Anderson Mrs. Mary15 Bacon James

Green Mrs. Mary AnnFord Edward

16 Mills James1718 Cake Mrs. Mary19 Stembridge George20 Davis John, shopkeeper21 Wickenden Jesse22 Hunt Thomas, painter &decorator

Steadman George23 Chance Robert, dairyman24 Roots Mrs. Hannah25 Jackson R;chard26 Dowling Edward27 Smith Alfred28 Lee Mrs., laundress29 Muffett Mrs. W.30 Ford Henry31 Birch Charles32 Clement Charles, greengrocer33 Fm'wig Anns, Mabet James •34 Gri!ltwoodHenry

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35 Blake Benjamin36 Golds George, writer and grainer37 Truelove William38 Sheppard Mrs.39 Ellis John40 Wakeling Mrs. •41 Leach James42 Hatch Charles

Plaistow to London Road.

43 Houlgate A., grocer and stationer44 Griffiths Richard45 Innous Miss4647 Atkins Henry48 Southgate Abraham49 Osborn George50 Dale Mrs.51 Harris John52 Marsh Thomas, grocer53 Wood and Son, bakers

.••..•..• here is Gollegl? Field

54 Royal Oak, Ned Huggett, beerretailer

55 Baker Henry56 Letchford William57 Grubb Mrs.58 Young Mrs.59 Chapman William60 Welch James61 Baines Mrs.62 Phillpott Edmund63 Greenbrook William, tailor64 Rowland Mrs.65 James-66 Young Edwin67 Slow Thomas68 Godley Thomas, carman·69 Brown William70 Jordan Samuel71 Carter Henry72 Mitchell Thomas73 Podger James74 Stringer Mrs.75 Alwen Wm. Thomas76 Bateman Mrs.

Burton JasperPaling ThomasPenfold CharlesShoebridge Mrs.Hockham GeorgeHickmott George

77 N eWIllan Charles, collector of ratesfor the 1st division of the BromleyUnion.

Freelands Grove.-FUEELANDS ROADSouth side.

1 Orford Misses, young ladies' school23 Brett Alfred, bricklayer, &c.4 Skinner Frederick William5 Knight Richard6 Rounds William, grocer, &c.7 Brown James8 Grewcock Mrs.

N01·tl~ side.9 Martin James

10 Martin William11 Baker Richard12 Jones Thomas13 Gammon Richard, gas and hot water

. engineer14: Hutchison John15 Steer, J. chimney sweep16 Stapley William

Gospel Room17 Darby William Henry, stonemason18 Vile William Thomas

Freelands Road.JVidmore Road to Plaistow Road.

1 Balchin W. esq.2 Walmsley W. H. esq.34 Luntley Mrs. Ann5 Wilson MajorG Fertell Mr. George Frederick7 Niemdem Mr. W.

. 8 Craker Miss Anne, milliner anddressmaker

............ here is Park 1·oad........•......9 Fitch D., wholesale fruiterer

10 Wood W. S. ramoneur, Belmont.....•... here is Freelands Grove .....••.•11 King Mr. Henry12 May Mr.13 Edmunds Mrs. Frances14: Gaberthuel John D., continental

family courier15 Blackshaw Walter..•...... here is Campbell 1'0ad ..•..•......16 Freelands Tavern, William Church17 Gale, W. grocer and cheesemonger

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18 Kither Geo., greengrocer and daIry-man

19 Hammond Geo., plumber20 Holloway & Co" bakers21 Capon Joseph, butcher.•...•.. :... here is Henry stl·eet ........•..•22 Prall George W.23 Lanaway George24 Cheel George Henry25 Towell Edward26 Bassett-·27 Dale James D.28 Austen Miss, Thorn villa29 .3031 Lucas Mr. T. P., Freelands cottage3233 Benest Ed. Everett, civil engineer34 Brimble Ed. H., Freelands villa35 Withers Alfred, esq. The Cottage

Pott Mrs., FreelandsPlaistow Road to Widnwre Road.

36 Ellis Septimus, school, The Limes37 Howlett Richard esq.38 How Mr. James39 Davis Miss40 How Mrs. Ann41 Sarive Harvier N. esq.42 Chattell Mr. W.F., lU.R.C.V.S.43 Walter James Birch esq.-t4 Baddeley, Samuel esq.45 Gregson John esq.

Grace Cottages.-PLAISTOW.1 Lovell.Robert2 Singfield John.3 Bonathan William4 Walters John5 Hoskins Mrs. Jeremiah6 Gibbs Charles7 Valance George8 Hart John

Gravel Pits.-:MASONS HILL.1 Vivash Charles2 James Walter3 Rutherford Charles4: Browning, Richard5 Green William6 Harper Thomas

7 Harper Emanuel8 Smith James9 Langridge Joho

10 Park John11 Harris Charles12 Smith John #

13 White Reuben14 HookerF.15 Brazier Thomas

Gravel Road.-BRO~ILEY COMMON.1 De Zoete Walter M. esq.Beechwood2 Thomson Miss3 Liney George4: Smith William, builder5 1:Jird-in-Haud, Dodd 1., grocer and

beer retailerb l'arsons W. bricklayer, &c.7 MacWaters John8 Williams John9 Whitehead Henry

10 Smith Thomas11 Johnson George12 Parsons John15 Pearless' JohnL3L4 Drake Samuel, Fir cottage16 Reid James17 Lesney James

Henry Street.-21, FREELANDSROAD.1 Harris Charles2 Riches Daniel3 Melrose Mrs.4: Bonathan William5 Goad. Alfred6 Boxall George7 Howse Albert8 Burns John9 Williamson Walter

10 Springett James11 Davis William12 Terry John.13 Everest Mrs.14 Fuller W.15 Alder Richd. basket & sievemaker16 Chamberlain Henry17 Saunders George18 Lord George19 Roffey,Albert20 Stevens Mrs.21 Deaton Frederick

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22 Aspland Alfred23 Spence'C. gardener24 Hanis George25 Sharman John Robert26 Reed Richard •.2728 Clark Alfred Thomas

High Street.From Bromley Railway Station to

London Road.Howard William esq., Rose Bank

.•.... here-is Ravensboume Road •.•...5 Read John Peat, esq. Argyll Lodge

Hollis Charles esq., Yark houseClarke A. A. esq., Cumberland ho.Gully John esq. Brunswick house

•.••.•.•. hm'e is Ringer's Road •.•.•.•.•Metcalf John Webster esq. Gwyder

houseGreenhill, W. E. esq.,Petworth ho.

13 Lucas Mrs. Thanet lodge•.•.•.•.• here is Ethelbert Road •.•.•.•.•1415 Richardson John, esq. Ravensfell16 Sparkes Geo. esq.17 Satchell Thomas, plumber, writer,

. and house decorator18 Nash Edward Thos.19 Pocock J. R. seedsman and :florist20 Podger H. & Co. dyers & cleaners:

works-Pageheath near Bickley21 Pressley George watchmaker and

jeweller22 Bluff Mrs. shopkeeper23 Bo~rman George, fly proprietor24 Pyrke Bertram Stewart, grocer25 Ayling T. & Son, boot and shoe

makers26 Bligh George, butcher27 & 28 Reer Manning, haberdasher

and draper29 Ayling Edwin, currier and leather

seller30 Nash & Co.(late Storer),pastrycooks31 Jessup Misses S. and M. A., dress-

makers32 Nettlefold J., upholsterer aud auc-

tioneer33 Simmons William, tailor and hatter

34 Chattell Wm. F., M.B.C.V.S., vet.surgeon and farrier

35 Rising Sun, John Bateman36 Maydon George, draper &c.37 Grinsted Daniel, coal merchant

Springett Herbert M.B.C.V.S. vet.surgeon & farrier, and at Masonshill

38 Berriman W. E. house agent, &c.39 Brown J. B. esq. .40 Baxter William Walmisley, chemist

Stamp Office41 Baxter Miss42 & 43 Weeks George, ironmonger

and gasfitter, agent for Messrs•Elkington's electro-plate

44 Marshall A.T. draper & silk mercer45 Redfern H. ironmonger and bell-

hanger46 Mundy Edwin, linen draper47 Wells Joseph, china & glass dealer48 Cooper James, tailor51 Ingles John saddler and harness

manufacturer52 Covell John, butcher53 Joyce Mrs.54 Smith Henry f;taples, esq.55 Grellier Mair Harley architect

surveyor valuer and estate agent:offices-17 Abchurch lane E.O.

56 Eaton Mr. Christopher.•.•........ here is Church road ....•....•..57 JBeeby Walter Thomas esq. 1\I.D.

tHott Herbert J. esq., M.B., C.1\1.58 Pamphilon George, wine, spirit,

and beer merchant59 & 60 Bean Frederick, grocer6162 {Sanger Misses E. & S. dressmakers

Langran Mr., Officerof Excise63 Sweeting Geo., plumber and house

decorator .64 Chalcraft MissesM.&S.A. milliners65 Howard J., pork butcher & butter-

man66 Mitchell W., clothier and outfitter67 Walker and Holmes upholsterers,

undertakers, &c.68 & 69 Flowers Geo. unredeemed

pledge dealer70 Verrall Jas, stationer & news agent71 Pfeil Wm. salesman7273

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74: Morley 1'homlls., L.c.p.,Bromleyacademy

75 Harman Robert Vine, photographerand music seller

76 Payne Charles, greengrocer77 Pritchard Miss dressmaker78 Hall John plumber, painter, &c.79 Steele Joshua Simmons, engraver,

tobacconist, and hairdresser80 Victoria ·Wine Company-William

Winch Hughes, manager81 Gomer and Son, dairJIllen82 Muffett Charles, builder83 Lynes Mrs milliner and dressmaker84 Johnson M.& H. Berlin wool, fancy

repository & baby linen warehse.85 Brown & Son tailors and hatters86 Jones George, linen draper87 & 88 Webb Frank, grocer and

china dealer89 Filby Brothers, hair dressers and

perfumers90 Johnson George T., fishmonger and

poult{)rer91 Swan 0" lIf/tre Inn, W. Shoebridge92 Collins Saml. stationer &music seller......... here is Beckenham lane .93 Smith Mrs. Jane, coffee house

, 94 & 95 Browning and Son, porkbutchers and greengrocers

96 Dunford John Fyfield, dairyman97 Ploughman Miss P., dressmaker97 & 98 Ayling W. T.oil and colorman99100 Harradine Joseph

London Road to Razlway Station.Bromley and Shephel'ds Colleges

101 Wells George College lodge............ here is College slip ..........••102 Selby Henry, esq.103 Ferris Robert, saddler104 Borer A., butcher105 Brook M. china & glass dealer106 Star &' Gm'ter, Robert Ferris107 Hutchings&Co. dyers and cleaners108 Rogers G., stationer and bookseller109 Barrell Allan, ironmonger and

umbrella maker110 Eaton Christopher, butcherIII Payne and Balding. builders and

contractors .

112 Wells Thos. grocer and cheese-monger

113 Lowrence John W. general dealer......... here is Hooker's Place ....•.•.•114 Church J., ~ootmaker115 Garwood Risden Wm. watch-

maker and jeweller11 G Poole C. baker and confectioner117 GreyllOund, Isaac folanders118 Jones T. B. ironmonger, gas and

hot water engineer

... here are Walters yard and Tile ..•Orchard

119 Burgess Joseph, bootmaker120 Nash John, draper and silk mercer121 Burgess Mrs. Wm. berlin and fancy

repository and stationer122 Shillcock.Joseph Bradley, chemist123 Dunn J. and E. upholsterers and

undertakers124 Stubbs Wm. corn and coal mer-

chant125 Bell Hotel, William Sutton126 Oliver Percy, boot and shoe maker127 Bell Tap, J. Hazelwood.. here is Market square ........•128 Martin E., grocer and wine mer-

chant129 Hughes and Willey, surgeons130 Trotter Elizabeth and Alfred

Edward, turnery, toy and fancyrepository

130 Gael Edgar, photographer131 Duke's Head, Robert Flux132 Rose and Crown, Alfred Rogers133 The Forester, Frederick Johnson

......... here is 1I1mket square ..•......134 Crowhurst Robert, draper, and

clothier135 Bayman Mrs. M. A. D. hair dresser136 Gilbert T., grocer, cheesemonger,

and confectioner137 Mowat James, tailor and habit

maker138 H omceopathic Pharmacy ""V. Corrie139 Wltite Hart Hotel, William

LowndsWhite Hart Assembly Room

140 White Hart ,Tap, James Gyngell141 Bateman William, plumber

BROMLEY STREET nffiECTORY. 15142 & 143 Nesbitt James, bootmaker144 Nettlefold John, auctioneer. and

upholsterer145 Hughes B. S. surgeon, Redwood

house •146 Nash and Milstead, stationers and

Berlin wool and fancy repojitory147 Wells G. M., upholsterer and

cabinet maker

{May, Sykes, & Batten solicitors

148 Mullen R. Gordon clerk to boardof Guardians

149 Arnaud John Cooper, builder, &c.150 Engleheart B. 0., auctioneer and

estate agent151 Dewey Thomas Charles, esq.

Tweed cottageWesleyan ChapelPeart Rev. R. Grove lodgeGallaway Benjamin esq., WestnorAylwin C. H. esq., SorrentoWilmot Sir Eardley Bt., M.P., J.P.,

Bromley lodge

Hollowbottom.-PUISTOW.1 Marshall William234 Russell Thomas5 Smith Thomas6 Bayes Wm.7 Burrows Edward8 Cronk J.9 Sudds Robert

10 Hollands Alfred11 Pollard Wm.12 Russell Mrs.13 Ellis Charles14 Bays John15 Snellgrove William16 Friend Edward17 Davies John18 Tippen Jonathan19 Baker George20 Whiteington Henry2123 Prince Fredenck, Fullex Joseph24 Baker William25 Pocock Joseph26 Wallace Joseph27 Simpson Edward28 Simpson Henry29 Redden James

Homesdale Road.-BROMLEY COMMON(Late Brick Kiln Lane)

Bromley Common to Page Heath.1 Pardon John, esq.2 Mann Mr. Matthew3 Green Mrs. Amelia4

Bromley Gas Consumers Company,George H. Osborn, secretary andmanager

18 Kingham Benjamin19 Knight James20 Goad Stephen21 Elliff William22 Watson Thomas23 Coffey Michael24

here is Page Heath and Tylncy road25 Hunt James26 Podger H. Page Heath laundry27 Grooby James28 Gallon Thomas29 Day William30 Walker John31 Stacey George Henry32 Mark John33 Wybrow Joseph Silas34 Roper Mrs.35 Turner John36 Smith John37 Smith William38 J ankinson Harry39 Goodacre Samuel40 Monckton, Steven41 Carpenter's Anns, Wm. Goodacre42 Gimson George43 Aveling George44 Rowe Mrs. L.45 Harbar Henry46 MaIm Henry47 Kimber George48 Goodacre Samuel, senr., grocer5253545556 Brown William57 Ratcliffe James58 Burbridge John59 Page Frederick60 Hopgood Thomas61 Miles William

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62 Root Samuel63 Simmonds Henry64 Miles Richard65 PascaU Brothers, brick &tile makers66 Dale George67 Hudson Adam68 West Mrs.69 Hudd Johu70 Smith William, esg. Homesdale7172 Baker Fredk. Aug. esg.73 Payne Henry Barrett esg.74 Duff F. Bluett esg.75 Mullen Robert Gordon esg.76 Dransfield Benjamin, esg.77 Alfred Drummond esg.78 Mason C. esq. Priory lodge

Hooker's Place.-HIGH STREET.

4 Adderson James5 Jones Mrs.6 Doe Mrs. C.7 Taylor Henry8 Paling Peter9

1011 Ha pted John

Hope Park.-LONDON ROAD.

Dixon Mrs. E. J. and Miss E., ladiesschool

1 Bosanguet Walter H. esg.2 Lamb Francis esg.3 Courthope Frederick G. esg.4 Engstrom Rev. Chas. R. Lloyd, :M.A.5 Kirkman H. F. esg. Myrtle lodge6 Baker Alfred esg., Oak lawn7 Johnstone Mrs. George D.9

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Johnson Road.-BROMLEY COMMON.

JVe$t Side.

Speight 1 Albert cottagesWood Arthur, 2Seymour W. 3Farmer Mrs. 3

Slade John Thos. 1 Leamington villasDark Mrs. 2

1 Johnson's terraceEa~t Side.

TundeU J o"s.5 Leicester cottages6 Tubbs William7 Hunt Mary

18 Simons Mrs. laundressCussac Mdlle. Myrtle cottage

21 Gascoyne John22 Gearing-23 Wood Mrs.28 Lumsden Archibald29 Turner Mrs. M.

London Road.

Oontinuatwn of Higlt Streetto Bromley Hill.

1 Hunter James Ker, coachbuilder2 Godfrey James3 Gooding Harry4 ':l'atner Wm.5 Wale William6 Win terson William7 Hunt Richd. coachbuilder&grocer

Cooper J. plumber and hot waterengineer, &c.

8 Latter Miss9 English Thomas

10 Trower Edward11 Knowles George12 Poole Robert] 3 Green Thos.1415 Yeldom Mr. Thomas16 Corrie John17 Shewbrooks:Thomas18 King William19 Barrett John20 The Laurel, George Harris21 Harris E., gardener22 Malcroft Miss23 Burgess George24 VVoolleU John25 Jeffnes James26 Blackburn Henry27 Greenbrook Thomas28 Pearson Thomas29 Shepherd George30 Golding James

Long Colonel, Bromley hillBalls (lodge of) Plaistow lodge

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32 Mathews James Lewellyn esq.,solicitor, and commissioner toadminister oaths in all courts,Ivybank

33Dixon Mrs. E. Julius, and Miss E.,

Essex lodge, ladies school.•.•••...... Hel'e is Hope Park .35 Webber S. B. esq., Hawthorn cot-

tage .86 Bayley E. H. esq., "Ingrams"37 Emmett The Misses38 Bennett William T. esq.89 Tuck Rev. Robert, B.A.40 Burgess Mrs. Elizabeth41 Randall Wm. esq.42 Bennett W. Weston esq.43 The Beech Tree, T. Littlecott........... here is Farwiglane .45 {Clarke Misses, Westfield

ClarkeiC, Harwood esq.1 Brown, Mrs., Longfield

, 2 Veitch Mrs.3 Salmon W. esq.4 Smith Lieut. Col. H. Montague5•..Cotes Mrs. Ivy lodge

Lower Camden.1 Godsmark Jas. Fredk.2 Savage Christopher Wren esq.,

Fyrsbank3 Humphry & Matthews surgeons4 Parr Rev. Charles5 Chandler John, esq. Hatfield House6 Laurie William Chas. esq.7 Fodor Madame The Cottage

Blain T. G. esq. Glen DruidMigeod L. F. esq., villa HelenaCamroux G. O. esq., Little LangtonsWight, Rev. Wm. M.A. The Arabs

TentBarrett Mrs. Camden villaField G. fly. proprietor

Lower Gravel Road.-BROMLEY COM

1 Wood Mrs. laundress2 Wood William3 Homewood John Robert4 James Robert

Campion J.

Shorter W m. farmer

Market Square.1 Maunder W m. baker & confectioner2 Brown J oha, tobacconist3 {Mowat John Alexander,bootmaker

Collins Mrs., linendraper, &c.4 Latter and Willett, solicitors

County Court OfficeOffices of the Cottage Improvement

.Association5 Bush SamI. stationer, bookseller, &c.6 Heaysman & Sons, butchers7 Isard Ed ward, tallow chandler8 James John, baker, confectioner, and

refreshment contractor. hereis Isards yard .9 Francis & Lloyd, ironmongers and

gas fitters10 Collins Brothers, general drapers11 Prince of Wales, Mrs. Maria Jewell......... here is lVidulOl'e Road .12 and 13 Uridge Mrs. E., grocer14 Strong R. & Sons printers, statIOners

bookbinders, and account bookmanufacturers

Bromley Rec01'd Office15 & 16 Smith Mrs. M., china dealer17 Uridge Mrs.E. baby linen warehouse,18 Hambleton & Co. dyers & cleaners19 Cooper Bros., corn merchants, &c.

Agents for Shepherd & Neame'sFaversham Ales

20 Dunn Edward, upholsterer21 Fawsitt Fred., curricr and leather

seller ..22 Doe George and Son, bootmakers23 Post and .J.l10ney O)·de)' Office

William Hewick, postmaster'24 Gedney C. W., printer

Bromley Telegraph Office25 & 26 Crowhurst Roht. linen draper....•..•.... here is High Street ..•......•..27 Forester, Frederick Johnson28 Rose and Crown, Alfred Rogers29 Hopton Jas. fruiterer & greengrocer30 Duke's Head, Robert Flux31 Trotter Elizabeth and Alfred Edwd.

turnery, toy, and fancy repository31 Gael Edgar) photographer82 Reed Mrs.

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Baxter and Payne, auctioneers andvaluers, estate, house, and agri-cultural agents, and at 157, Fen-church street

:::::Faverslwm Ale Stores, CooperBros., agents

Litemry Institute, G. H. Payne,;: hon. sec.; Benjamin Wood, libra-

rianLondon and County Banlc, George

Dennen, managerPolice Station, C. Howe, Inspector

Mason's Hill.From Railway Station to Homesdale

Road1 & 2 Railway Signal, Henry Vincent3 Taylor Joseph, library and fancy

stationery repository4: Odden J" grocer, and cheesemonger

............ here is Gravel Pits .5 Odden Geo., baker and confectioner6 Field Charles, bootmaker7 Hewett Robert, butcher8 Vickery Mrs. coffee house9 Wood Charles, greengrocer

10 Hammond George11 Pointer Henry, bootmaker12 Griffiths Phezzant, shopkeeper13 Mead and Son, corn and coal mer-

chants14 Head J., pork butcher & dairyman15 Ware Thomas John, fishmonger16 Lowrence John, glass and china

dealer .••...•...... here is The Vale ..•............

Springett Hy., veterinary surgeon,&c., shoeing forge

17 Unstead Edward, grocer, &c.18 Hodges W. & Son, hairdressers and

perfumers19 Atkins J. upholsterer and cabinet

makerSulman John, architect and sur-

veyor, Sinclair villaDavis GeorgeJ ewson Miss, dressmaker

20 Milstead William. butcher .21 Dean F., coach bUilder...•..... ltere is Prospect Place .22 Pankhurst Thomas

23 Weed John24 Williams, Mr. Edward25 Farwig John esq.26 Laidlaw Alex. esq., Atherston cot.27 Joyce Frederick esq. Sinclair cot-

tage28 Thompson John esq., 1 Alma villa29 Courtney Allen esq., 2 Alma villa30 Boorah Thomas, grocer31 Allbon Henry, linen draper

..•...... here is Adam Square ...........•

32 Wilson J. S., Butcher33 Copping George S., general builder,

contractor, and undertaker34 Bricklayer's Anl/s, James White-

head... hen, al'e Napier and Stanley ,·oads ...35 Ranson Thomas, writer, grainer,

and house decorator36 Pulham Charles, statuary & mason

2 Laurel villas37 Draper William, wheelwright

Pulham Charles, statuary & mason38 Davies W. E. H. esq., Fairfield39 Montague W. esq., Homeneld40 Farwig Mrs. Osborn villa

Bradley, Mrs. M. A., Vernon villaIron Mission Room.

..• Hayes Lane to Simpsons Road ...43 N eufferl A. H. esq., The Hollies44 Mumford S. P. esq. Heath house45 Payne C. H. esq., Chepstow lodge46 Baker Charles esq., Woodgate47 Cornish William esq. The Elms48 Wilks James, esq. Newlands49 Osborn G. Holmes esq. Northfield51 Webber Ed. C. 1. esq. St. Brannock's52 Harker C. R. esq. St. Aubyn's53 Durege 1\1 ax esq., Lodore .54 Browne James W. esq. Frascati

Sparks WilliamMarshall Charles

62 Tiger's Head, Hadden John63 Soames Ely, esq. Ravenscrofthere is South Hill alldfootwa!/ to lIayes64 Devas Mrs. South hill......... here is Streamlet Place ........•

Masons Hill National Schools.C. Carreck, master

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Boys-C. Carreck, master.Infants-Mrs. Marle, mistress.

Knight John, farmer, New Farm

here is footpath to West Wickham andPielchurst

65 Railway Tavern, Henry T. FryerBoorman George, fly proprietor

66 Day Richard67 Barham Henry

Mooreland Road.-F ARWIG1 Stringer James, shopkeeper2 Bateman John3 Muncey Mrs. Sarah4 Stock George, coal merchant5 Baynes-6 Stevens Henry7 Howick John8 Smith John9 Wale William, gardener

10 Yates Walter11 Hards William12 Prosser Richard13 Pollard Edwin14 Humberston Daniel15 Cooper Thomas16 Hoskins John17 Podger William18 Norgate George19 Parrott William J.20 Wheatley Charles21 Smith John22 Redford Isaac23 Flood Wm. colporteur of Bromley

district24 Hunt William25 Elcombe Absalom26 Skinner George27 Branch William28 Penfold James29 Distell Henry30 Dale Mrs.31 Heather Albert32 Smith William34 Morris Mrs.35 Johnson-3637 Smi.th Alfred38 Wilson Samuel39 Turner Arthur George40 Brown Mrs.41 Edmunds Robert

42 Chatfield Henry43 Lee Joseph44 Greenaway Charles45 Chapman Frederick4f) Jarvis James47 Pollard William48 Ashdown John49 Venters William50 Hall James, boot and shoemaker51 Bagwell Mrs.52 Sutton William5n Mase John54 King James55 McDowell Henry ,56 Mitchell William57 Seal Henry58 Ransom Joseph59 Austen Mrs.60 Smith Eo

Napier Road.-BROMLEY COMMON., West side.

1 Palace Tavern, 'William Lane2 Wells George; grocer

Tasker James, 1 Pawley's CottagesStidolph Thos. 2Waters Mrs. 3

3 Soans Alfred4 Yates Charles5 Povey Mrs.6 Peill Edward7 Fisher Mrs. M. A8 Briggs William Robert9 Baggett George

10 Knowles James11 Ely Aaron12 Griffiths John13 Last William14 Tasker George15 Incledon Lewis16 Tavendale Mrs.17 Giles, Charles18 Biggs James20 Franklin Mrs. laundress21 Draper James22 Elliot Frederick

East side.23 Paling William24 Anderson William25 Aveling Frank26 N eldrett Charles27 & 28 Emery Mrs. laundress

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29 Snowden Wilfred, Alton cottage30 Widgery James31 Rumph Saml., plasterer, Napier cot.32 Fitch Norris, Northam cottage33 Fp,nnell Edward37 Yaxley Uavid38 Howling William41 Milstead Henry42 Milstead John43 Wells Edwin J. & Son, carmen and

wood dealers

25 Hodgskins Mrs.26 Taylor George27 Fleet Mrs.28 Chitty Stephen. . . ... . . . lzere is Wharton 1'oad29 Ralph John30 Lane Jasper31 Clarke George32 Ellis James33 Hart, Mrs.

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Oakley Road.-BROMLEY COMMON.Taylor Mrs. W., Oakley FarmRawson Rev. Arthur, l\f.A. VicarageLamb Mrs 1 The Parish cottagesCheeseman Mrs 2Turton Miss 3Gregory Jenkins 4Green J. tailor 5Makin G. 6

1 Salmon Robert2 Obee William3 Hastings Alfred4 Roots5 Dempster Mrs.6 Stevens Mrs.7 Westbrook Mrs.8 Bush John9 Whitehead-

10 Waghorne, George11 Pearce William12 Bryant'Daniel13 The Grape Vine, R. Dunmall,

beer retailer14 Two Doves, Penfold Alfred15 Bellfield Thomas16 Hills Frederick17 & 18 Gilbert Thomas, grocer, &c.20 Asker Adam21 Whitehead Daniel22 Boakes Edward23 Bellfield Francis Charles24 Jackson Albert, bootmaker25 Jackson Mrs. haberdasher26 Elliott Henry27 Holiday George28 Chatterton Dr. Percy, L.R.C.P. ,29 Neighbour William

Iron Room Workman's Olub andReadin[J Room, S. Bowyer, hOn.sec.

30 Woodhouse Mrs. GeorgeEdwards Captain, The Cedars ,_

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North Road.-NEw TOWN.Blaclcsmith's Arms, J. Brooke

1 Batchelor Mrs.2 Smith Mrs.3 Phillips John Peter4 Tozer Henry, hair dresser5 Clarke George, boot & shoe maker6 Thorold-7 Palmer-8 Blackman Robert9 Pattenden Robt. W. carpenter and

joiner10 Royal Oak, Walter Allen, beer re-

tailer11 Eldred John, blacksmith12 Turner Edward13 Eldridge Mrs.14 Oswald Mrs.15 Walker Richard16 Woodgate Thomas17 Sargent John18 Lawson John19 Watson Richard20 Marchant Henry21 Wagner William Thomas22 Cramp Thomas23 Warreck, Thomas24 Long Mrs.

Nettlefold's Cottages.-PALACE ltoAD1 Shoe bridge Edward2 Brown Lennard3 Pell Mrs.4 Elmer A.[) Wolf John

Bumford, JamesBrown Alfred

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.Palace Grove •.-NEW TOWN.

1 Heaysman Mr. Wm., Stirling villa2 Jesse MIS., Springfield3 Philpott G. W. esg., Heath villa4 Knight Mrs. Grove villa5 Jones William Henry, esg.6 Lawson, The Misses7 Duncan John K. esg.8 Coleman Dr. W. L.R.C.P., Rose villa9 Jones Mrs. Ed., 1 Westbourne villas

10 Mackerell Rev. Robert11 Hakeman L. esg., Deeping villa12 Hudson Benjamin J. esg., The Roses13 PatricksonJohn esg. Stratheden viI.14 Harris James, esg.15 Stanton Mrs.16 Willis Miss Mary17 Rawlinson Mrs.18 Anderson Thomas Blair, esg.19 Bunyard Harry esg.20 Palmer Mrs.21 Hewitt William, esg. Percy villahere are pathways to Fm'wig, Plaistow,

and .J..l1arketSquare.23 Broad Mrs. Eliza, Claremont house24 Page C. B., esg.26 Lamb G. esg., Chester house27 Burrows Mrs., Wilton house28 Mullens Samuelesg. Derwent house29 Bourne James, esg. Suffolk house30 Franklin Mrs., Ivy Lodge31 Springman Thos. esg.31 Humphrey Francis esg.32 Portway Alfred, esq. Eycbury cot.33 Latham Frederick "George, esg.34 Garwood Rev. W.35 Solbe Edwd. esg.36 Pain, Mrs.37 Brent Cecil, esg.38 Nightingale Mr. Thomas39 Hayes Dr. George, dentist40 Brooker Miss41 Davis Miss M., The Firs42 Dunstall Mrs.43 Oram Mr.44 Lanc(l,James esg.45 Whiley Harvey esg.46 Williams Mrs., Pulham house47 Clarke James esg.48 Jones Thomas esq.

49 Willis William, esq.50 Batten Thomas esq., St. Edmond's

house51 Vaughan Mrs. Ufton house

Palace Road.-NEw TOWN.JVest side.

1 Locke A., builder2 Stone, Mrs.3 Gaylard George4 Smith Joseph5 Perry James6 Elliott Mrs.7 Barlow William8 Stone Mrs.9 Smith Thos. accountant & collector

10 Price Ed ward, tailor11 Spooner George, teacher of music12 Stubberfield Richard13 James Avis, turncock to the West

Kent Waterworks14 Towell George15 Hudd Mrs.16 Nye Henry17 Strange Thomas,18 Pearce Mrs., laundress19 Constant Thomas, carman20 Selfe George21 Larkin Mrs., shopkeeper22 Compin Henry23 Hills Henry24 Parks Samuel25 Allen Robert John26 Holden Charles27 Pearce Mrs.28 McKenzie Mrs.29 Carrick John, bootmaker30 Muffett William31 Crowhurst Robert32 Harris David W.33 Shepherd John34 Gibbs Mrs.35 Walden Mrs.36 Harris ~tephen, furniture dealer,

·appraIser, and hous3 agent, &c.37 Spackman Miss Louisa, dressmaker

and milliner38 Clark Alfred, carpenterj &c.39 Miller Mr. Sydney40 Meek George41 Mullett Frank42 Bailey Alfred43 Bailey John44 Harvey George, butcher

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45 Reeves James, fishmonger46 Woollard W. J.} shopkeeper47 Fisher Jonathan, grocer, and green-

grocer.....• ltere are Nettlqolcfs Oottages .....•4·8 Allen Edward, baker and grocer49 Ridley Mrs. .50 Cook J. bootmaker

Smith John, general dealer'West Mrs., dressmaker, Holly cottoCousins GeorgeChitty William, coach builderJenner David, smith and farrierBranwhiteChitty Charles

51 Piper George52 Weeks John53 West John54 Mersh William, cannan and coal

merchantEast side.

00 Chapman Benjamin56 Stevens Richard57 Holder Mrs.58 Church Morris59 Jarvis Erne&t60 Kaser Mrs.61 South-62 Crockford George63 Blacksmith's Arms, J. Brooke, beer

retailer.....•...... here is North Road .

64 White Horse, Fredk. Chaplin beerretailer

65 Saxton William Robert66 Milstead Henry67 Dennis Charles68 Morrison Thomas69 Finch Mrs.70 RingMrs.71 Sharman James72 Hudd Mrs.7374 Grainger Samuel Charles75 Hollaud George76 Thomas James P.77 Chatman Mrs.

Shoebridge H., wardrobe purchaser78 Lucas Mrs.79 Simmons William

,80 Taylor George

81 Burbridge Charles82 Morris-83 Bittle Ed. Thomas84 Weippert Erhard Wm.85 Carter William, writer and grainer86 Spackman Wm. grocer87 Steiert & Dotter, watchmakers88 Spackman W., china & glass dealer89 MiddlemissWilliam, baker90 Anglesea Arms, John Fulcher

here is Portland Road and ParkCottages.

91 Swan James92 Griffin John93 Burkin James94 Lepard William95 Lepard George96 Harding James97 Howes William98 Carreck Mrs.99 Hopkins Edwin, plumber, writer,

and decorator100 Wood Benjamin, pianoforte tuner101 Nyc F. W., grocer and china

dealer102 Collins William, draper103 Churcher J. W.

Office for Stamping lVei,glds andJ1feasures &' Petl'oltum I1Ispector

104 Wood William, greengrocer105 Burch J., plumber oil & colourman106 Hollis Chas. tobacconist107Blackney Mrs. H., smith and farrier108 Crown &' Anchor, Charles Hurlock

and 9 Park road

Park Cottages.-P ALACE ROAD.. Footitt JamesPenfold SamuelCarpenter Mrs.Litchfield John

Park Grove.-p ARK ROAD.

1 Bridgewater John, esq.2 Polson Miss3 Gasquoine H. esq.4 Collins Mr. H. B.5 Johnson Mrs. W. E.6 Russell Mr. C.

Park Road.~NEW TOWN.

.North side.Baptist Chapel

1 Bysouth Henry, florist

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............ hel'e is Palace 1'oad .9 Crown 0' Anchor, Charles Hurlock

10 Blackney Mrs. H., smith and farrier12 Hinchliffe David, stonemason13 Hickman Mr. John Henry14 Sanders Mrs. dressmaker15 Heaysman Mr. T., sen. Stangrove

villaSt .John's Church

16 Hall J. esq., Haxted house......... Here is Park Grove17 Sturt Misses, school, Komani villa18 Garbett Mrs.19 Hoyer Mrs. Sarah

Babbage Major General H. P.,Dain-ton house

Harrison C. esq., Carleton houseEast side.

20 Dixon Robert21 Brough Mrs22 Shackle Edward, esq.2324 Rockall Benjamin, fiy proprietor2526 Locke Mrs.

Devereux Rev. N. J.27 Cope Mr Charles, organist and pro-

fessor of music .28 T. Heaysman jun.29 Trower James30 Searle A. tailor31 Ray Miss, preparatory school32 Johnson, Mr. David33 Clack Thomas Edward, esq.34 Higsey William, esq.35 Barrett Mrs.36 Hutchinson Mr. John37 Webb Mrs.E.3839 Dunn H. G.40 Davis G. F. esq., Norland Cottage41 Luff George, esq., Wycherley villa42 Green W. H. esg.43 Beeham Ed ward W., plasterer, &c.

44 Waters Peter, brougham and caboffice .

45 Bayley E. H. esq.46 Hutchinson John esq.

. ..... here are Denmarlc Villas ....••47 Stidolph John, cowkeeper & dairy-

man48 Hills Reuben49 Hopkins Misses50 Griffin Mr. Albert51 Stewart Mrs.52 Ray.T. P. esq.53 Mills Henry54 Mortlock Mrs. dressmaker55 Heaysman Mr. W., Montrose villa

Plaistow.St. Mary's Chw'ch and SchoolsLaumann Louis Rossini, School

house .Hollyman J. farm bailiff to C.

Satterthwaite, Esq,here are 1'oads to lVidmore, London

Road, and LeeFreeman Mr. CharlesKinnaird, Hon. Arthur, M.P., J.P.,

F.R.G.S., Plaistow lodgeStoddart T. Plaistow lodge farmltl£ssion RoomBrown Charles 1 Burnt Ash laneHammond T. 2Langham John 3Carreck James 4

Carreck Joseph Plaistow green1 Shuttleworth Mrs. Plaistow Hall

Cronk Henry, Dove's cottagePickett FrancisBarrett WilliamDedman ThomasPott Mrs., FreelandsMitchell C. H., Sundridge ,farm

1 Crown Inn, W. J. Ardern2 Brooks Stephen3 Valance-4 McRobert James5 Hart JohnG Osborn William7 Marshall Richard8 Palmer Thos.

.. here are Grace cottages .Threadgold Hy., 1 Scott's cottagesPiper George, 2Fry George 3J ones George 5"

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9 Giles William, carpenter & under-taker

1011 Pobgee George12 Ardern William J., dairyman13 Hendrey Charles14 Redding George shopkeeper15 Barker William. grocer16 Thorn James17 Holt John18 Pack William

Satterthwaite Clement, esq., Major1st (Ad.) Batt., Kent Rifle Volun-teers, Springhill

Cockerham, Rev. Joseph, 1,Nelsonvillas

Hodgson Rev. William, M.A., 2,Nelson villas

Bennett, A. esq., Lome VillaAtkins Mr. George Thirsk villaShebbeare John esq.

Bridal W. G. Academy for younggentlemen

Pope Road.-BRoMLEY COMMON.

4 Field John5 Watson Herbert6 Mitchell Wm. Robert7 Croad Reginald8 Mallett Walter

17 Turner William18 Wells Frederick21 Lawrence Thomas22 Oldland Thomas23 Arnold George24: Pink Thomas34 Humphrey JamesiJ5 Standen Charles36 Humphrey John37 Yates John38 May-41 Prater Wm.42 Humphrey E.43 Sayers Mrs.48 Hoare Joseph49 Mogg-51 Underhill Wm.

Portland Road,-P ALACE ROAD.1 Johnson Charles2 Ewing Mrs.

.s Rushton Mrs.4 Packet Edwardt- Bines Thomas6 Bolton John7 Raison Elijah8 Lewis-9 Dolan Mrs.

10 Smith Wm.11 Williams Mrs.12 Brister Edmund13 McKewen John

Princes P1ain.-BROMLEY COMMONBrewery Tap. William JohnsonReeves Wm. Brewery CottageAllen Chas.Batchelor EdwardEly JamesBullen Mrs.Aylward JamesMitchell GeorgeGurr MrsBrooker WilliamDunmall ThomasGurr ThomasGurr Mrs. JohnCole WilliamBrooker Wm.Jackson GeorgeDickson JosephClark GeorgeBoxall Charles'

Prospect Place.-:-MAsoNS HIJ.L.1 Hancox Henry2 Milstead Walter, carman3 Bennett Henry4 Harman James5 Batchelor John6 Skinner Mrs.7 Cripps George8 Vincent John9 Markwell Mrs.

10 Jenner David, smith and farrier11 Sells Charles12 White John13 Lee Jessie14 Milstead Albert15 Vyse Henry16 Bullen John

Railway Station.Elcombe W., station master

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34 Denham John, builder, &c., Stanleycottage

35 Botten John, gardener36 Crutcher George38 Shorter Charles, gardener39 Brenton Arthur40 Parker Mrs. M. A., ladies' nurse41 Sales William42 Nicholls Alfred43 Stevens Robert, horticultural .

builder46 Lay George H., Marion cottages47 Monk Mrs.

Shortlands.See lJeckenham •.

Skim Corner. BROMLEY COMMON

1 Shorter Thomas2 Cliveley Mrs.3 Wood Charles4 Gurr Mrs.5 Manktlow Amos6 Whitehead William7 Wright James8 & 9 Sunshine Thoma£

10 Gurr Henry11 White William

East side50 Presland Thomas, builder51 Adams Henry52 Mumford Charles53 Green Mrs.54 Barrs Charles55 Dartnaw Daniel56 Harris George straw bonnet manu-

facturer, Nephalism cottage57 Soans Walter58 Boorman Edward59 Archer Richard60 Perritt Mrs., Ivy cottage61 Freeman G. P., Frederick co~tages6263 Eves Arthur

I 64 Artridge Joseph, Shelford cottage65 Graham Mrs.66 Sears Edward Myrtle cottage676871 Town Edgar, Osborne villa72 Draper William, painter and house

decoratorGrigg Thomas, photographer

Ravensbourne Road.-HIGH STREET

Carter Richard, esq., South bankNeedham Mrs. Hill sideMaunder Wm. H., esq., Cael'donGrinsted Mr. D., Ravensbourne ho.DrakefordRev.D.J.,The AnchorageCooper Mr. Robert, Dane cottageWood Jabez, parish clerk

Ringer's Road.-IIIGH STREET.

Warwick Arthur, esq. Beech viewSmith A. Gurney esq, The Firs

Buckle and Griffin coal merchants,and 50, Park road. Agents forMartin's Westerham Ales

Grinsted Daniel, coal merchant,and 37, High street,

Booth Bros., coal merchants

Simpson's Road.West side

1 Vickers Robert2 Turner Samuel3 Pearce Frederick, ouilder4 Amos Geo. R., plumber, &c.5 Letts Henry, gardener6 Cooper John, plumber and gasfitter7 Gratwicke Mrs.8 Bragg, Ernest9 Draper Charles, decorator & paper-

hanger10 Clementson, Mrs.11 Knight Thomas121317 Golds James18 Langford Thomas21 Browning James22 Noquet William23 Emmins William24 Freeman Henry25 Richards Mark26 Snell James27 Stuckey William, Ash cottage28 Davies John, Wrexham cottage29 Haddaway Thomas, Fern cottages30 Kingsnorth Richard31 Andrews Joseph E., Perry cottages32 Gael Edgar, photographer33 Pulley Mrs.

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{w ood George, Rose cottages

21 Wood Thomas"Wood John

22 Scott Francis, esq. Bushey Coppice23 Stewart James24 Hollman Arthur jun.

Southborough.Wells Mrs. J. Southborough lodge

I .Penwell Richard ")2 Brazier J"\V ells3 Butler cottages4 Andrews Mrs.

HamiltonA. esq. J.P, South BarrowLovibond J. esq. Turpington farmChequers, William KnightWilliams E. S. esq•• BlackbrookSawtell R. farmer, Blackbrook £annRoffey G. farmer, Edwards fannCroolced Billet, J. Styles, black-

smith and beer retailerPackman JosephBowles RichardTaylor George

Southlands Road.-BICKLEY.1 Dixon John esq.2 Brind F. W., esq.3 Farr W. esq. M.D.4 Austen Walter H. esq.5 Erskine Mrs. H .T.6 Gillbanks Jonathan C. esq.7 Stephenson E. S. esq.8 Skillet,er Jeremy, farmer9 Hastings William

10 Tilmore-11 Hillyer George12 Taylor William Henry13 Stapleton Joseph14 Turner James15 Bridger George16 Dutton William Henry

South Hill. MASON'SHILL.1 Smith William2 Davies Richard3 Lee Mrs.

Searles Mrs. E., Rose cottage4 Ruegg Henry

Bromley Cattage lIospilal. MedicalOfficer, Dr. Beeby

6 Soper James beer retailer

South Street.-CAGE FIELD.I2 Saker Mr~.A., Somerset house3 Russell Thomas R. and H. carriers4 Carpenter Henry, carver, gilder,

writer, &c.5 Church Joseph BenjaminG Oclee Edgar Alfred7 Hinchliffe Walter8 Grapes Mrs., young ladies school9 Hinchliffe David, stonemason, &c.

Lettingtoll Edward10 Tasker Henry11 Ashley JamesJ 2 Woodham Christopher13 Carter James14 Boorman Alfred Myrtle cottage15 Ingles, MissRebecca, ladies school,

Clyde cottageIG Carreck Mrs.. Maple cottage17 Sills Alfred, Haviland cottage

Stanhope Villas.-l\IARKET SQUAltE.

Reeves Alfred Police cottagesSummerfield John

3 Latter Mrs. R B.4 Wilson George Grant, esq5 Field T. W., esq6 Pickthall Miss

Stanley Road.-MAsON'S HILI,.1 Milstead J. & H. bakers2 Moon Henry3 West Wm.4 Pool James5 Bosbery Mrs.G Hoskins Richard7 Graham George8 Baker John .9 Baker Miss

10 Samuels Frederick11 Burton Robt. n.

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12 Poynter Richard13 Ranson George14 Bentley John15 Hooper George16 Monckton George17 Bowles William18 Scott Jesse19 Anthony William20 Callahan Charles21 Head William22 Stock George232425 Brockelband Mr. D.26 Hodges Richard esq.27 Kemp Thomas28 Manning William Hall2930 Bishop Mrs31 Southcott 'rhomas32 Grace Rev. Robert33 Cattermole Henry, esq.34 Serjeant Elizabeth35 Braye Sydney36 Green George37 Taylor Joseph & Son, builders38 Bourne Mr. J. J., Registrar of births

and deaths39,40 Chirrill John.41 Hill Alfred42 Clark Richard45 Cobb George Henry46 Golding Mr. George47 Bennett John48 Aveling Henry

British SellOolfor Infants.49 Woodhams John50 PascalI James John, dairyman51 Cocksedge Mr. William52 Powell Mr. William

Streamlet Place.-MASONS HILL.

Isard Thomas, cowkeeperMaunton JohnBrazier HenryObee RichardMaunton WalterIstead JosephBullen Jame~

The Orchard.- WALTER.'SYAR.D,Riah Street.

1 Mills George2 Bird James3 Bird William4: Cousens Charles, greengrocer5 Jarvis Frederick, gardenert) Burbridge Walter7 Edwards Richard8 Durrant William9 Collings George

10 Hills Edward11 Wallis George. bootmaker

Tylney Road.East side.

1 Browning, William2 Ayers H. upholsterer3 Messenger George, baker4 Bridger, R, butcher5 Humphrey John6 Ware Henry7 Sunnucks William8 Pearce Miss9 Phipps George

10 Bateman Henry, grocer, and glassand china dealer

11 Riley Mrs.12 Smith Robert13 Laing Nichols14 Thompson James15 Marshall Edward16 Whoby Henry17 Wakelin Henry18 Ellard Mrs. Mary19 Jenner J'lmes Bird, plasterer, &c.21 Lodging house (Block cottages)22 J eary Miss, fruiterer23 Jones George, engin" driver24 Winfield James

Churcher J, bootmaker Nightingalecottage

West.side.Crane Thos. J as., Nightingale lane

86 Hagell William JohnBickley 9' Widm01'e National Schools,

H. Harlow master87. Packer Walter88 Moore William39 Coker Thomas William40 Hood Mrs., dressmaker and milliner41 Bulleid Anthony, builder

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Browning H. carman & contractor4:2 Filby Charles4:3 Palmer Jesse4:4:Emlem Charles4:5Clark John4:6 Edwards G. tailor4:7Steeden Eli4:8Tilling Geo. job and post master4:9 Roffey Mrs. E.

Spooner J., builder50 Wightman Mrs.

Widmore Institute, A. .Bullied,Secretary

Widmol'e Brick and Tile Works,William .Browning,agent

51 Cole Edward, P., plumber, writerand decorator

The Vale, Masons Hill.1 Elliott Richard, basket and sieve

makerSpringeU Henry's shoeing forge

2 Cowland Lennard3 Saunders Benjamin4: West Reuben56 Wingham James7 Googe, William8 Lane Richard. cutler

Walpole Road.-BROMLEY COMMON.1 Higgs Thomas Ehn villas2 Jackson Mrs. Jane3 Barrett Joseph4: Butler Samuel5

Curtis Charles, Walpole Villa

Walter's Yard.-HIGH STREET.1 Vass John, Jack of all.trades

Redfern Henry, gas and hot waterengineer

2 Ashdown John3 Brown George4: Hinckman James5 Lewis Edward6 Simmons James7 Whiffin George8 Simson George9 Howard James, farrier

10 Catbush Mrs. Mary11 Bryant William

12 York George13 Marks Mrs.14: VaIlins James15 Golding William16 Grigg Thomas, photographer17 Wilson Charles18 Noyes Mrs.19 Willis Mrs.

West Street.-CAGE FIELD.1 Smith H.2 Carter Charles3 Cattlick James4: Hughesman Mrs.5 Whitehouse Mrs.6 Tofr'3YMrs.

Iron Room

{Fil.e Engine ~HousePm'ish Dead House

Congregational Chapel School Room

Wharton Road.-NoRTH ROAD.Wharton Terrace.

1 Wheatbread Mrs, grocer, &c.2 Sweetlove Thos., greengrocer and

coal dealer3 Drury John4: Pearson Marshall5 Gibbins Mrs.6 Batsford George R.7 Hutchings William8 Russell Henry9 Wickingham William

10 Whiffin Henry11 Pink William12 Wiles Thos.13 Ayling Robert14:Eumeison James15 Black Mr.16 Church Fred.17 Bryant Mrs.

Eden Cottages.4: Chapman James

17 Elms Jabez1819 Henham Henry20211 Hunt Charles2 Dunham William"

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3 Sharp John4 Chaplin James5 Batsford George6 Dunn Henry7 Kirby George8 Sweetman J.9 Huffem Mrs.

10 Pell John12 Hills James13 Larkins Samuel14 Young William15 Simmons Isaac16 Humphrey George

Widmore Road.Market Square to Widmol'e

Checkley Henry, bill posterNeal Mrs.Smith Edward S., teacher, cleaner &

regulator of sewing machinesSmith Mrs. E. S. dress, mantle and

costume makerMuffett Miss Sarah

.•••.. here is Centenary PlaceBatchelor John, eating houseIngles J., saddler & harness maker

here is West st., South st., and East st.and Drill Hall.

1 Grubb William Alexander, builder2 Isherwood James, chemist3 Dunstall J., baker and confectioner4 Blundell Thomas, fishmonger and

poulterer5 Hillmer W., linen draper6 Bourdon Walter, Bromley bazaar7 Allnutt Benjamin grocer and

provision merchant8 Turner Geo. oil & colour warehouse9 Quick H. B., shirt and collar manu-

facturer10 Payne and Balding, builders, &c.11 Phillpott Wm. boot & shoemaker12 Hinchliffe David, statuary & mason13 Cooper Henry G. butcher14 Harman H.poulterer, & fishmonger15 Cooper George, esq. Widmore house...••...•... here is Park Road ..••••....•.19 Yerworth Mrs. & Miss, preparatory

school for the sons of gentlemen20 Smith Mrs.21 Craft Mrs.

22 Davey Samuel, esq. Monkswellhouse

23 Cleveland Mrs.24 Gregory L. W. esq. solicitor25 Thompson Mrs.26 Wy?om John Middleton, esq.27 WhIte James, esq.28 Baddeley Frederick Piper, esq.29 Scarr Richard, esq. .30 Bott, Dr. Edward, L.R.C.P.31 Raynes John Geo., esq. architect

and surveyor.•.•.• I.ere are Denmark Villas •...•.33 Howlett Miss34 Stupart Mrs.35 Stocken William, esq. Kendal lodge36 Lord Henry esq. Keston villa37 Savory Mrs.38 Fawkner Thomas, esq.39 Walmisley Walter Millbank, esq.40 Maurilyan Martin, esq.41 Pryce Francis H. esq.42 Pettitt Mrs.43 Brown Frederick, esq.44 Mitchell Harry Edward, esq.......... here is l?reelands Road •.••.....45 Bedford Admiral, South View46 Ho~worthy J. M. esq. Elsworth, hse.47 SmIth Gilbert, esq. Chatham house48 Phillips Dr. A. 0., Grange house49 Bishop Josiah esq. Beechfield lodge50 Dove J. esq. Beechfield villas51 Leatherdale J. esq. The Lodge52 Read Samuel, esq. Parkside53 Nisbet John, esq. Lewes house54 Verrall Rev. George55 Peacock Henry56 Stacy James57 English James58 Cooper Mrs.59 Snelling Ed. esq. Widmore cottage60 Ruxley house61 Mann Rd. esq. Claremont house62 Rance Thomas G. esq. Clifton house63 Carruthers Wm. esq. Cintra house64 Charlesworth F. esq....... here are Beechjield Cottages .65 Kendall Robert66 Gurr David

Widmore to Market Square67 The Oak, H. L. Slight

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G8 Cracker John sen.69 Tilbury Arthur Robert10 Tye William71 Gimson Mrs.72 !lott J. W. esq., surgeon, Beechfield73 Scrutton James, esq. Belcaire74 Davis Thomas, esq. Birkenfeld75 Spalding Howard esq. Bude house76 Dreaper J. S. esq. Hundalee

Stanford Ed. esq. Crosboroughhouse

78 Potters Alex. esq. Stoneycroft. Luntley Phillip H. esq. Sunnybank

Willey Hy., M.B.F.Re.S., Heathfield79 Maynard J no. bailiff to Mrs. Child

Child Mrs., The PalaceSorrell James, Palace lodge

81 Booty James Horatio, esq. Parkfield82 'l'alman Major Samuel83 Acton Samuel Poole, esq. Lynton

house84 Willett A. E. esq.85 Nash Mr. John, Shirley house

Congregational Chapel86 Vaughan E. P. H., esq.87 Lukey Mrs.88 Compasses, George Langrish89 Ratley and Thorpe, fancy reposi-

tory and bazaar90 Sparrowhawk Richard, silk mercer

and draper91 How Jas. watchmaker, jeweller, &c.

92 Carreck W. "N". stationer, tobacco-nist and bird stuffer

93 Uridge Mrs.

Widmore.Ellis Miss, Old cottage

28 Bird in IIand, George 'Wiles29 Telford Charles esq .Widmore lodge31 Boakes William32 Wiles John33 Browning John34 Harbar John35 'Warren James... here are Coles Child's Cottage~ ...36 Lamkin Thomas37 Cronk Charles38 North James39 Burbridge William40 Pearson John T.41 Pack Mrs.42 Blundell Walter T., fruiterer43 Eman ."William fishmonger

Dennen G. esq., Widmore farm.'l'illman IsaacGammon R. white and locksmithHarbar Stephen wheelwrightOsborn G. glazier and paperhangerWill by James, coal and coke mer-

chantWillson 'Walter R., smith and farrierJVirlmore Briel.: awl Tile IVorks

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COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Addis Edward, cattle dealer, 17 FanvlgAlder Richard, basket and sieve maker, 15 Henry streetAllen Edward, baker and grocer, 48 Palace Road, New TownAllen Walter, beer retailer, Royal Oak, 10 North roadAllnutt Benjamin, grocer and provision merchant, 7 ,,",'idulOre rd.Amos Henry W., book keeper, Cambridge RoadArdern William J, dairyman, Crown Inn, PlaistowArnaud John Cooper, builder, 149 High streetAtkins J., upholsterer and cabinet maker, 19 Mason's hillAvis James, turncock to the "'Vest Kent Waterworks, 13 Palace rdAyers, R. upholsterer, 2 Tylney roadAyling, Edwin, currier and leather seller, 29 High streetAyling T. and Son, bootmakers, 25 High streetAyling W. T. oil and colourman, 97 & 98 High street

Bailey J. builder, 147, High streetBall Henry, tailor and habit maker, 16 Crescent roadBarker William, grocer &c., 15 PlaistowBarrell A., furnishing ironmonger & umbrella maker, 109 High st.Barrow William, plasterer, 18 Crescent road, PlaistowBatchelor John, coffee house, vVidmol'e roadBateman Henry, grocer, china and glass dealer, 10 TyliIev road,Bateman William, plumber, 141 High street •Bateman John, Rising SUJ/, 35 High streetBaxter & Payne, auctioneers and valuers, estate, land, ,timber,

house, and agricultural agents, &c., Town hall and 157 Fen-church street, City

Baxter William Walmisley, chemist, Stamp o.!fice, 40 High streetBayman Mrs. M. A. D. hairdresser &c. 135 High streetBean Frederick, grocer, 59 & 60 High streetBeeby Walter Thomas, M.D., 57 High streetBeeham E. plasterer, 43 Park roadBenest Ed. Everett, civil engineer, 33, Freelands roadBennett Miss, ladies school, 31 Park roadBerriman, "V. E., architect, surveyor, house and land agent,

38, High StreetBickley 9' Widmol'e National Schools, 'l'ylney road-H. Harlow,

master.Bignall Henry, laundry, 26 Chatterton roadBlackney Mrs. Hy., smith & farrier, 107 Palace road, & 10 Park rdBligh George, butcher, 26 High streetBluff Mrs., shopkeeper, 22 High streetBlundell Thomas, fishmonger and poulterer, 4 Widmore road

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Blundell Walter T. fruiterer and greengrocer, 42 WidmoreBoorah Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 30 Masous hill'Boorman George, fly proprietor, 23 High street and Masons HillBorer A., butcher, 104, High streetBotten John, gardener, 35 Simpson's roadBourdon Walter, Bromley bazaar, 6, Widmore roadBourne J. J. registrar of births and deaths, 38, Stanley roadBrett Alfred. bricklayer, 3 Freelands groveBridal W. G., academy for young geutlemen, PlaistowBridger R., butcher, 4 Tylney roadBridle Mrs. laundress, 18 Johnson road, Bromley commonBillim'd Rooms- White Hart hotel and the Swan and Mitre',

High streetBromley Common National Sclwol.-W. Studdle, master.Bromle.1J Cottage Hospital, South hill, Masons hill: Dr. Beeby

and Dr. Herbert J. !lott medical officersBromley Cottage Improvement Association-4 Market squareBromley Drill Hall and G,1Jmnasium- G. W. Talby, Sergeant

Instructor in Drill and CalisthenicsBromley Gas Consumers COll/pany, Homesdale road, Bromley

common-George H.' Osborn, secretary and managerBromley Gymnasium Olub-J. Phipps, Instructor, East st.Bromley Literary Institute Town Hall, G. H. Payne, han. sec.;

B. Wood, librarianBromley ~Mutual Aid Loan Society, 35 High st., E. Ayling, sec.Bromle.1J National Sc1lOo1-J. Churchill, master, College slipBrook M., china and glass dealer, 105 High streetBrooke J., beer retailer, BlacksmithY' A1'/flS, 63 Palace roadBrooker John, waiter, FarwigBrooker Mis~, pianoforte teacher, 11 FarwigBrown D. &; Son, tailors and outfitters, 85 High streetBrown J., builder &; beer retailer, 10 Chatterton rd., Bromley com.Brown John, tobacconist, 2 Market ~quareBrowning C. & Son, greengrocers & pork butchers, 94 &95 High st,Browning Henry, carman, Tylney roadBuckle & Griffin, coal and coke merchants, Railway station and

{)O Park road, agents for Martin's Westerham AlesBulleid Anthony, builder, 41 Tylney road, Widmore .Burch J. plumber, oil and colourman, 105 Palace road, New TownBurgess Joseph, bootmaker, 119 High streetBurgess Mrs. William, Berlin and fancy repository, 121 High streetBush S. bookseller & stationer, S.P. C.K. Repository, 5 Market sq.Butcher Henry general dealer, 30 Campbell road, Freelands roadBysouth Henry, florist and seedsman, 1 Park road, New Town

Capon, Joseph, butcher, 21 Freelands' roadCarpenter Henry. carver, gilder, writer, & decorator, 4 South streetCarrick John, boot & shoe maker, 29 Palace roadCarreck W. N. stationer and tobacconist and picture frame maker,

93 Widmore road and 6 East streetCarter William, writer, and house decorator, 85 Palace roadChalcraft Misses M. and S. A., milliners, 64 High streetChamberlain John, gentleman's boarding and day school, BickleyChance Robert, dairyman, 23 Fanvig

BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Chaplin Fred., beer retailer, White Horse, G4: Palace roadChapman Henry, upholsterer, 1 Adam square, Masons hillChattell William F. veterinary surgeon, High st. & 42 Freelands rdChatterton Dr. Percy, L.R.C.P., 28 Oakley road, Bromley CommonCheckley Henry, bill poster and town crier, Widmore roadChitty William, coach builder, Palace road, New TownChurch J., bootmaker, 114 High streetChurch William, Freelands Tavern, 16 Freelands roadChurcher J., boot and shoemaker, Nightingale cottage, Tylney rd.Churcher J. W. bootmaker and Petroleum Inspector, 103 Palace rdClark Alfred, carpenter, &c., 38 Palace road .Clarke Geo., boot and shoemaker, 5 North roadClement Charles, greengrocer, 32 FarwigCole Edward, plumber, writer, grainer, lX>C. 1 Tylney rd., vVidmoreCollins Brothers, general drapers, 10 Market squareCollins Mrs., linen draper and haberdasher, 14 Market squareCollins Samuel, music seller and stationer, 92 High streetCollins William, draper &c., 102 Palace roadConstant Thomas, carman, 19 Palace roadCook James, bootmaker, 50 Palace roadCooper Brothers, corn_merchants, agents for Shepherd and N eame's

Faversham Ales, 19 Market squareCooper J. plumber, hydraulic engineer, &c. 6 Simpsons road, and

London roadCooper Henry George, butcher, 13 Widmore roadCooper James., tailor, 48 High streetCope, Charles, organist and professor of music, 27 Palace roadCopping George S., general builder, contractor, and undertaker,

33 Masons hillCounty Court Office, 4 Market square-R. Latter, registrarCousens Charles, greengrocer, 4 The OrchardCousins George, plasterer, &c., Palace roadCovell John, butcher, 52 High streetCowie James, farmer, Model farm, PlaistowCowtan Mrs. Kate, ladies' school, 2 Denmark villas, Widmore roadCraker Miss Anne, milliner and dressmaker, 8 Freelands roadCrooks James, blacksmith, 1 Plough cottages, Bromley commonCrow hurst Roht, linen draper, clothier, &c. 134 High st and 25 & 26

Market squareCrutcher George, general dealer, 36 Simpson's road

Darby William Henry, stonemason, 17 Freeland's groveDavis John, shopkeeper, 20, FarwigDavis Miss, teacher of water-colour painting, 39 Freelands roadDavis Miss C. teacher of music, 39 Freelands roadDean F., coach builder, 21 Masons hillDenham John, builder, &c.; Stanley cottage, 34 Simpsons roadDixon Mrs. E. Julius, & Miss, ladies school, Essex lodge, Hope parkDodd Isaac, coal and coke dealer and beer retailer, Bird in Band,

5 Gravel road, Bromley commonDoe George and Son, bootmakers, 22 Market squareDowner Thomas, beer retailer, Plough, Bromley common.Draper Charles, decorator and paperhanger, 9 Simp sons roadDraper William, wheelwright, 37 Masons hillDraper William, painter and house decorator, 72 Simpsons road

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Dunford John Fyfield, dairyman, UG High streetDunmall R., The Grape Fi"e, beer retailer, 13 Oakley roadDunn Edward, upholsterer and undertaker, 20 Market squareDunn J. & E. upholstefl:Jrs and undertakers, ]23 High streetDunstall John, baker &confectioner, 3 Widmore road

Eaton Christopher, butcher, 110 High streetEdwards G., tailor, Tylney roadElliott Miss, dressmaker, G8, Bromley common.Elliott Richard W. basket maker, Vale cottages, Mason's hillEllis Septimus, school, The Limes, 3G Freelands roadEman William, fishmonger, 43 vVidmoreEmery Mrs., laundress,' 27 and 28 Napier road .Emmett Henry Alfred, builder and contractor, 7 Church roadEngleheart B. 0., auctioneer and estate agent, 150 ~igh street

Faversham Ale stores, Cooper Brothers, agents, 19 Market squareFawsitt Fred. currier and leather seller, 21 Market squareFerri~ Robert, saddle and harness maker, 103 High streetJi'erris Robert, Star WId Garter, lOG High streetField Charles, bootmaker, G Masons hillField G., fly proprietor, Bickley Anus, Lower CamdenFilby Brothers, hair dressen, and perfumers, 8f) High streetFisher Jonathan, grocer and greengrocer, 47 Palace roadFitch D., wholesale fruiterer,£) Freelands roadFlood WIll., colporteur of the Bromley district, 23 Mooreland rd.Flowers George, unredeemed pledge dealer, u8 & GD High streetFlux Robert, Duke's IIead, 131 High street & 30 Market squareFord Henry, greengrocer, 23 Campbell roadFowler,George, basketlmaker, 13 Campbell roadFrancis and Lloyd, ironmongers and gas fitters, 9 Market squareFranklin Mrs. laundress, 20 Napier road, Masons HillFryer Henry T., Railway Tavern, Go, Masons hillFulcher John, A1/glesca Aj'})ls, 90 Palace road, New TownFullex Joseph, beer retailer, Prince Fredl:7"iek, 23 Hollowbottom

Gaberthuel John Daniel, continental family courierGael Edgar, photographer, 45 & 130 High st., and 31 Market sq.Gammon Richard, gas and hot water engineer, Palace place

Widmore, and vVest street, residence 13 Freelands groveGale W., grocer and cheesemonger, 17 Freelands roadGale W. H. tea dealer. 52 Simpsons roadGarwood Risden vVm., watchmaker and jeweller, ] 15 High streetGayfer W m., middle class school, Rhodes villas, 73 & 74 Bromley

commonGedney, Chas. Wm., printer, 24 Market squareGentry A., baker, pastry cook & confectioner, 68 Bromley commonGilbert T., grocer, cheescmonger, &c., 13G High street and 17 & 18

Oakley roadGiles William, carpenter and undertaker, 9 PlaistowGill George, builder, Brumley commonGodley Thomas, cannan, &c, 08 FarwigGolds George, writer and grainer, 3G FarwigGomer and Son, dairymen, 81 High streetGoodacre Samuel, grocer, 48 Homcsdale road

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Goodacre William, Cal'pentel"s Arms, 41 Homesdale roadGrapes Mrs., young ladies school, 8 South streetGreeubrook William, tailor, 63 EarwigGregory L. ""V. solicitor, 24 Widmore roadGrellier Harley Mail' architect and surveyor, valuer and estate

agent, 55 High st.; offices :-17 Abchurch lane, E.C.Griffiths Phezzant, shopkeeper, 12 Masons hillGrigg Thomas, photographer, HI Walter's yard & Simpsons roadGrinsted Daniel, coal merchant, 37 High street, & Railway StationGrubb William Alexander, builder, 1 Widmore roadGyngell James, TJihite Hm·t Tap, 140 High street

Hadden John, Tigel"s Head, 62 Mason's hillHaggerstone Mrs. laundress, 28 Mooreland roadHall James, boot and shoemaker, 50 Mooreland roadHall John, plumber and plasterer, 78 High streetHambleton & Co., dyers and cleaners, 18 Market squareHammond George, plumber, &c, HI Freelands roadHarman H., poulterer and fishmonger, 14 Widmore road.Harman Robert Vine, photographer and music seller, 75 High st.Harper Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Walpole roadHarradine Joseph, collector of Assessed taxes, 100 High streetHarris E., gardener, 21 London roadHarris George, The Laurel, 20 London roadHarris Mrs. George, straw bonnet maker, 56 Simpsons roadHarris Mrs. shopkeeper, Five Bells, 2D and 30 Bromley commonHarris Stephen, house agent, appraiser, furniture dealer, &c., 36

Palace roadHarvey George, butcher, 44 Palace road, New TownHayes Dr. George, dentist, 39 Palace groveHazelwood J., Bell Tap, 127 High streetHead J., pork butcher and dairyman, 14 Masons hillHeaysman and Sons, butchers, 6 Market squareHewett Robert, butcher, 7 Masons hillHillmer, W., draper, &c., [) Widmore roadHinchliffe David, statuary and mason, 12 Widmore road and

12 Park roadHodges W. and Son, hair dressers and perfumers, 18 Mason's hillHollis Chas., tobacconist, ] 06 Palace roadHollyman J. farm bailiff to C. Satterthwaite, esq., PlaistowHolloway & Co. bakers, 20 Freelands roadH011lmopathic Pha1'1I1acy-138 High streetHood Mrs., dressmaker, 40 Tylney roadHopkins Edwin, plumber, painter, decorator, &c, 99 Palace road,

New TownHopton James, fruiterer, greengrocer, and coal merchant, 29

Market squareHoulgate A., gwcer and stationer, ,,3 FarwigHow James, watch & clock maker and jeweller, 91 Widmore roadHoward James, farrier, 9 Walters yard, High streetHoward, J., pork butcher and butterman, 65 High streetHuggett Ned, beer retailer, HO!Jal Oale, FarwigHughes and Willey, surgeons, 129 High streetHumphry C. H., esq., surgeon, 3 Lower camden

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Hunt Richard, grocer and coachbuilder, 6 and 7 London road"Hunt Thomas, painter, 65 FarwigHunter James Kerr, coach builder, 1 London roadHurlock Charles, Grown Anchor, 108 Palace road & 9 Park rdHutchings' and Co., dyers and cleaners, 107 High streetHutchings Miss E., dressmaker and milliner, 107 High street

llott, Beeby, and llott, surgeons, 57 High street!lott Edward esq. L.R.C.P., 30 Widmore roadllott James W. esq. surgeon, Beechfield, 72 Widmore roadIngles James, sadJler and harness maker, Widmore roadIngles John, saddler and harness maker, 51 High streetIngles Miss Rebecca, ladies' school, Clyde cottage, 15 South streetIsard Thomas, cowkeeper, Streamlet placeIsard Edward, tallow chandler and oilman, 7 Market squareIsherwood_ J. chemist and druggist, 2 Widmore road

Jackson Albert, bootmaker, 24: Oakley road, Bromley commonJackson George, grocer, &c., Post Office, 69 Bromley commonJackson Mrs. A. haberdasher, 25 Oakley roadJames John, baker and confectioner, 8 Market squareJames William John, baker, 2 Chatterton road, Bromley commonJarvis Frederick, gardener, The OrchardJayes William, builder, East streetJeary Miss, fruiterer, 22 Tylney road, WidmoreJenner David, smith and farrier, Palace road and Prospect placeJenner James Bird, plasterer, 19 Tylney raad, vVidmorcJessup 11isses S. and M. A., dressmakers, 31 High streetJewell Mrs. Maria, beer retailer, Prillce if Wales, 11 Market sq.J ewson Miss, dref>smaker, Masons hillJohnson Frederick, The FOl"ester, 133 High street & 27 Market

squareJohnson George T., fishmonger and poulterer, 90 High streetJohnson M. & H., Berlin wool, fancy repository and baby linen

warehouse, 84 High streetJohnson William, Brewery Tap, Princes plain, Bromley commonJones Benjamin, builder, 39 £tanley roadJones Geo., draper, 86 High streetJones T. B. ironmonger and gasfitter, 118 High street

Keer Manning, haberdasher, milliner, &c., 27 & 28 High streetKing Mrs., blacksmith, 2 FarwigKither George, greengrocer & dairyman, 18 Freelands roadKnight John, farmer, New FarmKnight William, Che(ptel's, Southborough

Laidlaw and Co., machinists and agricultural implement agentsStreamlet House, Masons hill

Lambert E., Crown, 59 Bromley commonLane Richard, cutler, &c. 8 Vale cottages, Railway stationLane William, beer retailer, Palace TalJel"n, 1 Napier roadLangran Mr., Officer of Excise, 62 High street

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Langrish George, Compasses, 88 Widmore road .Lansbury Thomas, farmer, Hook farm, Bromley commonLarkin Mrs., shopkeeper, 21 Palace roadLatter & Willett, solicitors, 4 Market squareLee Mrs., laundress, 28 FarwigLey James, baker and grocer, 32 Bromley commonLeighfield Robert, general dealer, FarwigLetts Henry, gardener, 5 Simp sons roadLittlecot T., The Beech Tree, 43 London roadLocal Bow'd Offices, H. S. Cregeen, surveyor, East streetLock A., builder, 1 Palace roadLondon &' County Bank, Town Hall, George Dennen, managerLonghurst J. sweep, 8 Adam square, Masons hillLovibond J., farmer, Turpington farm, SouthboroughLownds Willi:l,m, White Hart Hofel, fly proprietor, 139 High st.

and at Beckenham and KestonLawrence John W., general dealer, 113 High st., & 16 Masons hillLynes Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 83 High street

Mabet James, Farwig Amzs, 33, FarwlgMarsh Thomas, grocer, 52, FarwigMarshall J. A., draper and silk mercer, 44 High streetMartin E., grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 128 High streetMason's Bill National Schools-C. Carreck master-Mrs. Searle,

mistressMatthews James L., solicitor, Ivy bank, 32 London roadMathews and Humphry, surgeons, BickleyMaunder W. baker and confectioner, 1 Market squareMay, Sykes, and Batten, solicitors, 148 High streetMaydon George, linen draper, 35 & 36, High street· .Maynard John, farm bailiff to Mrs. Child, 78, Widmore roadMead & Son, corn & coal merchants, 13Masons hill & Dunton greenMersh William, carman and coal merch3nt, 54 Palace roadMessenger George, baker & confectioner, 3 Tylney road, WidmoreMiddlemiss William, baker 89 Palace roadMills R., shopkeeper, 9 Johnson's terrace, Chatterton roadMilstead J. and H., bakers, 1 Stanley road, Bromley commonMilstead Walter, carman, 2 Prospect place, Masons hillMilstead William, butcher, 20 Masons hill .Mitchell Mrs. E., beer retailer, Sawyer's A1'ms, 61 Bromley com.Mitchell William, clothier and outfitter, 66 High streetMorley Mrs., shopkeeper, 22 High streetMoore William, gardener, Masons hillMorley Thomas, L.C.P., Bromley academy, 74 High streetMowat James, tailor and habit maker, 137 High-streetMowat John Alexander, bootmaker, 3, Market squareMuffett Charles, builder, 82 High streetMullen R. Gordon, clerk to Board of Guardians of the Bromley

Union, 14:8 High streetMundy Edwin, linen draper, 46 High streetMuret Mons. Max, professor of languages, Campbell ho., .Ethelbert

road .

Napier Mrs., shopkeeper, Church roadD

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Nash & Co.,pastrycooks, 30 High stretNash John, silk mercer and draper, 120 High streetNash &Milstead, Berlin wool &fancy repository, 146 High street,Nesbitt James, boot aDdshoemaker, 142·and 143 High streetNettlefold John, auctioneer and upholsterer, 32 &; 144 High streetNewman Charles, collector of rates (for the 1st Division of the

Bromley Union) 77 Farwig .Nye F. W., grocer & china dealer, 101 Palace road

Odden George, baker and .::onfedioner,5 Masdns HillOdden J., grocer and cheesemonger, 4 Masons hillOffice for Stamping Weights and JJleasures, 103 Palace road-

J. W. Churcher, InspectorOliver Percy, boot and shoe maker, 126 High streetOrford Misses, young ladies' school, 1 Freelands groveOsborn G., painter and decorator, 1 Beechfield cottages

Pamphilon Geo.wine, spirit &bottled beer merchant, 58 High st.Parsons William, bricklayer, 6 Gravel road, Bromley commonPascalI Brothers, brickmakers and potters, 65 Homesdale roadPascalI James John, dairyman, 50 Stanley road, Masons hillPawley William, farmer, Coopers farm, Bromley commonPayne & Balding, builders, 111 High street, and 10 Widmore rd.Payne Charles, greengrocer, 76 High streetPearce Frederick, builder, 3 Simpsons road and Stanley roadPearce Mrs., laundress, 18 Palace roadPeill Edwin, carman, 32 Bromley commonPenfold Alfred, beer retailer, Two Doves, 14 Oakley roadPetrie William, civil engineer, 7 and 8 Crescent roadPfeil, Wm. salesman, 71 High streetPhillpott W. boot and shoemaker, 11 Widmore roadPiggott Edmund, corn dealer, &c.,Oakley farm, Bromley commonPlaistow National Schools, Louis Rossini Laumann. masterPloughman Miss P. dressmaker, 97 High streetPocock P. R., seedsman and florist, 19 High streetPodger Henry, Pageheath laundry, 26 Homesdale road and 20

High streetPodger H. & Sons, dyers and cleaners, 20 High streel; works-

Pageheath, near BickleyPointer Henry, boot and shoe maker, 11 Masons hillPolice Station, Market square, Charles Howe, InspectorPuole C., baker and confectioner, 116 High streetPost go Money Order Office, 23 Market square, -lHewitt, post.

masterPotter John, baker, 1 FarwigPresland Thomas, builder, 50 Simpson's roadPressley George, watchmaker and jeweller, 21 High streetPrice Edward, tailor, 10 Palace road, New TownPritchard Miss, dressmaker, 77 High streetPulham Charles, statuary and mason, 36 Masons 1illPyrke Bertram Stewart, grocer, 24 High strreet

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BROMLEY COMMERCIAL nmECTORY.

Quick, H. B., shirt & collar maker, outfitter, &c, 9 Widmore road

Railway Station-Elcombe W., station masterRandall Miss. Elizabeth house school, 11 Page heath, BickleyRanson Thomas, writer, grainer & decorator; 35 Masons hillRatley and Thorpe, fancy repository and bazaar,8U Widmore roadRaynes John George, architect and surveyor, 31 Widmore roadRedding George, shopkeeper, 14 PlaistowRedfern H., gas & hot water engineer, 45 High street & South hillReeves James, fishmonger, 45 Palace road, New town .Rifle Voluntl',ers (18th K.n. YJ-G. W. Talby, Sergeant-instructor

Drill hall, East street .Roberts Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Adams square,

Masons HillRoffey G., farmer, Edwards farm, Southborough,Rogers Alfred, Rose and Orown, 132 High st. & 28 Market squareRogers G., stationer and bookseller, 108 High streetRoots George, market gardener, &c., Bence Well, Bromley com.Rose Henry J., relieving officer, NO.1 District Bromley'Union,

8 Cross road, Bromley CommonRounds William, grocer, &c., 6 Freelands groveRumph Samuel, plasterer, 31 Napier roadRussell, Thomas Ray & Henry, carriers, 3 South streetRyan Mrs. Ann, dressmaker, 4:& 5 Chatterton road

Sanders Isaac, Greyhound, 117 High streetSanders Mrs., dressmaker, 14 Park roadSanger Misses Esther and Sophia, dressmakers, 62 High streetSanter Robert, gardener, 14 Adam Square, Masons hillSatchell Thomas, plumber, writer, &c., 17 High streetSawtell Richard, farmer, Blackbrook farm, SouthboroughScott J. jun., butcher, 671 Bromley common.Searle Arthur, tailor, 29 l'ark road ,Sheppard William, spile & shive manufacturer, 76 Bromley com.Shillcock Joseph Bradley, chemist, 122 High streetShoebridge H., wardrobe purchaser, 77 Palace roadShoebridge William, Swan go Mitre, 91 High streetShorter Charles, gardener, 38 Simp sons RoadShorter Thos .. fruit grower, Lower Gravel roadShorter Wm., farmer, Lower Gravel road Bromley commonSimons Mrs. laundress, 18 Johnson's roadSimmons William, tailor and hatter. 33 High streetSkilleter Jeremy, farmer, 8, Southlands roadSlight H. L., The Oak, 67 Widmore roadSmith Edward S., agent, teacher, cleaner and regulator of sewing

machines, Widmore road, adjoining Market squareSmith James G. cattle salesman, Cherry orchard, Bromley commonSmith John, general dealer, Palace roadSmith Mrs. M ....,hina and glass dealer, 15 & 16 Market squareSmith Mrs. E. ;l:~,dress, mantle'& costume maker, Widmore roadSmith Mrs. Ja •.J, coffee rooms, 93 High street

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Smith Thomas, accountant, 9 Palace road} New Town .Smith William, builder, 4 Gravel road, Bromley commonSoper J., Btltclwrs Arms, beer retailer, 6 South hillSpackman Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 37, Palace road, New TownSpackman William, grocer, china and class dealer, 86 & 88 Palace

road, New TownSparrowhawk Richard, silk mercer and draper, 90 Widmore roadSpence C., gardener, 23 Henry streetSpooner George, teacher of music, 11 Palace road, New TownSpooner J., builder, Tylney roadSpringett H. veterinary surgeon, 37 High st. and Masons hillSteele Joshua Simmons, engraver, tobacconist, and hairdresser,

79 High streetSteiert & Dotter, watchmakers, &c., 87 Palace road, New TownStevens Robert, horticultural builder, &c., 43 Simpsons roadStidolph John, dairyman, 47 Park roadStidolph William, nurseryman & seedsman, College slip, High st.Stock George, coal merchant and carman, 4 Mooreland roadStringer James, shopkeeper, 1 Mooreland roadStrong·E. & Sons, printers, stationers, bookbinders, and account-

book manufacturers, 14 Market squareStubbs William, corn, coal, and seed merchant, 124 High streetSturt Misses, ladies' school, Haxted house, 17, Park roadStyles J. blacksmith, C1'oolced Billet, SouthboroughSulman John, architect and surveyor, Masons hillSutton William, Bell Hotel, 125 High streetSweeting George, plumber, writer, grainer, &c. 63 High streetSweetlove Thomas, greengrocer, 2 Wharton terrace, Wharton rd.

Taylor Joseph and Son, builders, 37 Stanley roadTaylor Joseph, library & fancy stationery repository, 3 Masons hillTalby G. W., instructOl in Calisthenics, &c., Drill Hall, East stTilling George, job & postmaster, 48 Tylney road, WidmoreTown Ha", Market squareTozer Henry, hair dresser, 4 North roadTrotter E. & A. E., turnery, toy, and fancy repository, Bromley

Arcade, 130 High street, and 31 Market squareTurner Geo. oil & colour warehouse, 8 Widmore road

Unstead Edward, grocer and cheesemonger, 17 Masons hillUddge Mrs. E., grocer, 12 &: 13 Market squareUridge Mrs. E., baby linen and ladies' outfitting warehouse, 17

Market square

Vass John," Jack of all trades," 1 Walters yard .Verrall James, stationer and news agent, 70 High street~ictorta Wine Company, 80 Higb street, W. Winch Hughes"mcent Henry, Railway Signal, 1 and 2 Mason's hill

Wale William, gardener, !.lMooreland road

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BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Walker and Holmes, upholsterers &undertakers, 57 High streetWallis George, bootmaker, 11 The Orchard, High StreetWare Thomas John, fishmonger and greengrocer, 15 Masons hi]]Waters Peter, brougham and cab office, 44: Park roadWebb Frank, grocer and provision merchant, and china and glass

dealer, 87 and 88 High StreetWeeks George, ironmonger and gasfitter (agent for Messrs.

Elkington's electro-plate) 42, 43 and 136, High street, and atBeckenham

Wells E. J. & Son, carmen, wood dealers, &c. 43 Napier road'Wells G. M. upholsterer and furniture dealer, 147 High streetWells George, grocer, &c., 2 Napier roadWells Joseph, china and glass dealer, 47 High street'Wells Miss, school, 38 Pope roadWells Thomas, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 112 High streetWest William, Rising Sun, 35 High streetWest William, surveyor, BickleyWheeler Miss Sophia, ladies' school, Cromwell house, 8 Bromley

commonWheatbread Mrs., grocer 1 Wharton terrace, Wharton road,'Ne"

TownWightman Miss, teacher of music

,Whitehead James, beer retailer, Briclclayer's Arms, 34 Masons hillWhite Hart Assembly and Billiard Rooms, High streetWidmore Brick and Tile Works, 'VV.Browning, agentWidmore institute, A. Bulleid, secretaryfVidmore Natiunal Schools, Henry Harlow, masterWiles G. Bird iJJ Hand, WidmoreWillby James, coal and coke merchant, and carman, WidmofflWilley Dr .• M.B., F.R.C.S., Heathfield house, 84 Widmore roadWillson Walter R. smith and farrier, WidmoreWilson, J. S., butcher, 32 Mason's hillWingfield James, Widmore Nursery, WidmoreWood and Son, bakers, 53 Fm"wigWood Benjamin, pianoforte tuner, 100 Palace roadWood Charles, greengrocer, 9 Masons hillWood Jabez, parish clerk, Ravensbourne roadWood Mrs., laundress, 1 Lower Gravel i:oad.Wood William Selby, ramoneur, agent for pale and bitter ales,

Belmont, 10 Freelands roadWood Wm" fruiterer & greengrocer, 104 Palace road, New Town

, Wood 'William, greengrocer, Myrtle cottage, Bromley commonWoollard W. J. shopkeeper, 46 Palace roadWorkman's Club and Reading Room, Bromley common, S. Bowyer,

hdn. secretary

¥er,worth Miss, preparatory school for the sons of gentlemen19, Widmore road

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PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Those marked (*) are in the Chislelturst Postal Dl:strict.

t Situate on the 1'oad leading from Widmore Green to CldslellUrst.

Acton Samuel Poole esq. Lynton house,83 Widmore road .

Alfred Drummond, esq.,77 Homesdaleroad

Allcard G. esq. South bank, BickleyAllfree, Miss Annie, [) Shepherd's colI.Alston James B. esq. Fairfield, BickleyAmos Mr. Henry W., Cambridge road,

PlaistowAnderson, T.h.Qs.BlaIr, esq., 18 Palace

groveAngus E. esq., Pope villa, Po~e roadAtkins Mr. George, Thirsk villa, Spring

hill, PlaIstowAtkinson Mrs. 34 Bromley collegeAusten, Miss, Thorn villa, 28 Freelands

roadAustin Walter H. esq., Crofton lodge,

4 Southlands road, BickleyAylwin C. H. esq., Sorrento, High st.

Babbage Major General H. P., Daintonhouse, Park road

Baddeley Fred.P., esq.28 WidmoreroadBaddeley SamI. esq. 44 Freelands roadBaily Mrs .. , Ingrams," 36 London roadBaker Alfred esq., Oak Lawn 6 Hope pkBaker Chas. M. esq .. Woodgate, 46

Mason's hillBaker Fredk. Aug. esq., 72 HolmesdaleBalchin William, esq. 1 Freelands roauBalfour Henry esq. The Hollies,

4, Beckenham lane .Balfour Mrs. 2 Bromley collegeBall Joseph esq. 4 Denmark vill'ts,

Widmore roadBarlow Mrs., Sandfield, BickleyBarrett Mrs. 35 Park roadBarrett Mrs. Camden villa, Lower

Camden"Bateman John esq. Ravenswood, Ethel-

bert roadBates Mrs. 9 Bromley collegeBatten Isaac esq. Berryfield, BickleyBatten James esq. Highfield, Bickley

Batten Thomas esq. St. Edmond's house,50 Palace grove

Baxter Miss 41 High streetBayley Edward H. esq., 45 Park roadBedford Admiral, South view, 45

Widmore roadBeeby W. T. esq. M.D. 57 High streetBeeham Mr. Ed\vard, 43 Park road*Bell P. esq., Elmstead house, ElmsteadBenest Ed. Everett esq., 33 Freelands rdBennett A. esg., Lome villa, PlaistowBennett Miss 31 Park roadBennett Wm. T. eso. 38 London roadBennett Wm. Weston, 41 London rd.Bentham C. A., esq. Saxon bo., Ethel-

1bert roadBernman W. E. 'esq. 38 High streetBetts Mrs. The Holmwood, Bickley pkBevington Samuel Booth esq., The

Elms, Bickley parkBilke E. esq. Mill valeBirdseye C. esq., Cambridge road, Plais-

towBishop Josiah esq., Beechfield lodge,

Widmore roadBlain T. G. esq. Glen Druid, Lower

CamdenBluett :Mrs.• 18 Bromler CollegeBoosey C. esq. The Pines, Bickley parkBooth Capt. 2 Rochester villa, Wid-

more roadBooth Samuel Barker esq., Effingham

lodge, Bickley parkBooty Jas. Horatio, esq. Parkfield,

81 Widmore roadBorton R. E., esq., Southlands road.

BickleyBosanquet Walter H. esq., 1 Hope pk.Bouch J. esq. Sunnyside, Bickley parkBourne James esq., Suffolk house, 29

Palace GroveBourne Mr. J. J., 38 Stanley road,

Bromley commonBradley Mrs. M. A. Vernon villa, 42

Masons hill .

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 43

Brandt Robt. esq. The Laurels, BickleyBrent Cecil, esq., 37 Palace groveBridal Mr. W. G. PlaistowBridgewater John esq., 1 Park groveBrimble E H. esq., 34 Freela,nds roadBrind F. W. esq.2 Southlands, BickleyBroad Ernesfesq. Fernside, BickleyBroad, Mrs. Eliza, Claremont house, 23

Palace groveBrockelband Mr. D., 25 Stanley roadBrooker Miss. 40 Palace groveBrooksbank Wm. L. esq. Glebe Knoll

5 Beckenham laneBrough Mrs., 22 Park roadBrown F. esq. 43 Widmore roadBrown J. B. esq. 39 High streetBrown Mrs., Longfield, London roadBrown Mrs. Barham house, 60 Bromley

commonBrowne James W. esq. Frascati, 54

Masons hillBryant Miss Gothic cottage 22 Bromley

commonBunyard Harry esq. 19 Palace groveBurgess Mrs. Elizabeth, 40 London rdBurrows Mrs. Wilton house, 26 Palace

groveBurton Mr. R. B., 11 Stanley roadButt Mrs. The Knoll, Page heath,

Bickley

Oalland Charles Forbes esq. Fairlawnvillas, 2 Bromley common

*Camroux G. O. esq., Little Langtons,Lower Camden

Carpmael Samuel esq., Walsh am c9t.,] 5 Bromley common

Carruthers Wm. esq. Cintra house, 63Widmore road

Carter Mrs. 29 Bromley CollegeCarter Richard esq. Southbank, Ravens-

bourne roadCattermole Henry esq. 33 Stanley road,

Mason's hillChamberlain John esq., 4 Elizabeth

villas, BickleyChamberlain Mrs. 6 Bromley collegeChampness Geo. esq. 9 Elizabeth villas,

Bickley*Chandler John esq., Hatfield house,

Lower CamdenCharlesworth E. esq. 10 Elizabeth

villas, BickleyCharlesworth F. esq. 64 Widmore road

Chattell Mr. W. F., M.R.C.V.S., 42Freelands road

Chatterton, Dr. Percy, L.R.C.P., The,Limes, 28 Oakley road, Bromley com.

• Child Mrs., The PalaceChirrill Mr. John, 40 Stanley roadChub b Hammond esq. Home lea,BickleyClack Miss F. E., 23 Park roadClack Thomas Edwardesq. 33 ParkrdClarke A. A. esq., Cumberland house,

High streetClarke C. Harwood esq., Westfield, 45

London roadClark George esq., Landsdowne house,

16 Bromley common .Clarke James esq. 47 Palace groveClarke Misses, Westfield, 45 London rdCleveland Mrs., 23 Widmore roadCobb Mr. Geo. H .. 45 Stanley roadCockerham Rev. Joseph 1 Nelson villas

PlaistowCocks edge Mr. Wm: 51 Stanley roadCollins Mr. H. B., 4 Park groveColeman Dr., L.R.C.P., Rose villa, 8

Palace groveCooper G. esq. Widmore house, 15

Widmore roadCooper J. esq., Sinclair villa, 18 Masons

hillCooper, Mr. Robert, Dane cottage,

Ravensbourne roadCope Mr. Charles, 27 Park roadCornish W. esq. The Elms, 47 Masons

hillCorrie Mr. John, 16 London roadCotes Mrs. Ivy lodge, 5 Longfield, Lon-

don roadCouldery W. L. esq., Cambridge road '.Coutthope F. G. esq. 3 Hope parkCourtney Allen esq. Alma villa, 29

Mason's hillCowie James, esq. Model farm, PlaistowCowtan Mrs. 2 Denmark villas, Wid-

more roadCox William esq., 22 Crescent roadCraft Mrs., 21, Widmore roadCraven Geo. P. esq. Thornton house

4 Southlands grove, BickleyCrowhurst Mr. Roht. Sussex lodge,

Bromley commonCrews Mrs. Rio cottage, 14' Crescent

road, PlaistowCurwen Robert esq. Birkby house,

Bickley park

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44 BROMLEY PRN ATE RESIDENTS .

.Curtis Charles, Walpole villa, Walpoleroad

Dallon Mrs. 10 Bromley collegeDalphinJ.esq. 6 Regent villa, BickleyDarton Mr. Samuel, 2 Crescent roadDavey S. esq. 22 Widmore roadDavies, Geo. Fredk. esq., 40 Park roadDavies, W. E. H., esq., Fairfield, 38

Masons hillDavis Misses 39 Freelands roadDavi.s Mis.sM. The F~rs 41 Palace groveDavIs T. JUll. esq. Bukenfeld, 74 Wid-

more roadDean Mr. Frederick, 3 Homesdale roadDennen George, esq., Widmore fam'Devas Mrs. South hill, G4: Mason's hillDevear Charles esq. Bengal cottage,

12 Bromley commonDevereux Rev. N. J., 26 Park roadDewey T. C. esq., Tweed cottage, 151

High streetDe Zoete Walter M. esq. Beechwood, 1

Gravel road, Bromley commonDickenson W. esq., Vernon villa, 41

Masons hillDixon John, esq., Elmwood, BickleyDixon Misses, The Nymans, BIckleyDixon Mrs. 36 Bromley CollegeDixon Mrs. E. JUlius, Essex!lodge, Hope

parkDixon Miss E., Essex lodge, Hope parkDixon Mr. Robert, 20 Park roadDodsworth Mrs. 5 Bromley collegeDonaldson Mrs., 5 Elizabeth villas,

BickleyDove J. esq. 50 Widmore roadDrakeford Rev. D. J. The Anchorage,

Ravensboume roadDransfield Benjamin esq. 77 Homesdale

road, Bromley commonDraper John Martin esq., 20 Bromley

commonDreaper J. S. esq., Hundalee, Widmore

roadDuff F.Bluett esq., 74 Homesdale roadDuncan John K. esq., 7 Palace groveDuncanson Edward F. esq. Nutwood,

BickleyDunn MissesDunn Mrs. 15 Bromley collegeDunstall Mrs. J. 42 Palace groveDurege Max esq. Lodore, 53 Masons

hill

Dwyer Mrs. 32 Bromley collegeDyson Joseph, 66 Bromley common

Eaton Mr. Christopher, 56 High streetEdmunds Mrs. :E'rances, 13 Freelands

roadEdwardsC. esq.Newtonhouse, 5 South-

lands grove, BickleyEdwards Capt. William Gamul, Wes-

terham road, Bromley commonElcombe Mr. W., Bromley Railway

StationEllis Thos. Arthur esq. St. Helier 8

Page heath, Bickley ,Ellis Miss, Old cottage, WidmoreEllis Mr. Septimus, The Limes, 36

Freelands roadEngleheart Mr. B. 0.,' 150 High streetEmmett The Misses, 37 London 'roadEmmett Mr. H. A., 7 Church roadEngstrom Rev. Charles R. Lloyd, M.A.

4 Hope Park, London roadErskine Mrs. H. T. Elm lodge, 5 South- ,

lands grove, Bickley

Farr vVm. esq. M.D., F.R.S., Southlandshouse, Bickley

Fanvig John esq. 25 Mason's hillFarwig Mrs. Osborn vi!., 40 Masons hillFaught Mrs., 1 Bromley commonFawkner Thomas esq. 38 "VVidmore

roadFertell Mr. Geo. F., 41 Fre6lands roadField R. esq., Kingsdown cottage, 13

Bromley CommonField T. W. esq., 5 Stanhope villasFisk John L. esq. Redlands. 13 Chisle-

hurst road, Widmore .Fodor Madame, The Cottage, 7 Lower

CamdenForbes F. A. esq. 25 Bromley commonFoskett Miss, Ashley house, Southlands

Grove, BickleyFranklin Mrs., Ivy lodge, 30 Palace

groveFreeman Mr. Charles, PlaistowFreeth Mr. Evelyn, 13 Crescent road,

Plaistow

Gaberthuel Mr. John D., 14 Freelandsroad

Gallaway Benjamin csq., Westnor,High street .

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Gallop Mrs. Sherwood cottage, 1 Cres-cent road, PlaIstow

Garbett Mrs. 18 Park roadGardner H. J. esq., Leigh villa, BickleyGarrett Mrs. 23 Bromley CollegeGarwood Rev. W. 34 Palace groveGasquoine H. esq. Park groveGayfer Mr. William, Rhodes villa,

Bromley commonGiles Mr. Charles, 34 Stanley roadGillbanks J. C. esq. Southlands, BickleyGillbee Mrs., 30 Park roadGlennie George F. esq., Littlecourt,

Page heath, BickleyGoddard Roht. esq. The Hollies, BickleyGodsmark Jas. Fredk. 1 Lower CamdenGolding Mr. George, 46 Stanley roadGrant Miss, Hamilton lodge, BickleyGreen Mrs., Logs hill, BickleyGreen George esq., 36 Stanley road,

Mason's hillGreen Mr. W. H., 42 Park roadGreen Mrs. 53 Simp sons roadGreen Mrs. A., 3 Homesdale roadGreenhill W. E. esq., Petworth house,

High streetGreenwood T. B. esq., Ravensbournc rdGregory L. W. esq. 24 Widmore roadGregson John, esq:, 45 Freelands roadGrenside Mrs. 14 Bromley collegeGriffin Mr. Albert, 50 Park roadGriffith Mrs. 38 Bromley collegeGrinsted Mr. D., Ravensbourne house,

Ravensbourne roadGrooms Mrs., 17 Bromley CollegeGrover F. esq. Springhill villa, 7 Cam-

bridge road .

HaighF. W. esq.Woodlands, BickleypkHakeman L. esq. Deeping villa, 11 Pa-

lace grovelHales Mrs. 3 Denmark vIs., Widmore rdHall J. esq. Haxted house, 16 Park roadHamilton A. esq., J.P., South Barrow

BickleyHamilton Robert, esq. North bank,

Elmstead lane. BickleyHankey Everest A. esq. Elmhyrst,

BickleyHarker C. R. esq. St. Aubyn's, 52

Masons hillHarker Mrs. Fairfield house,Page heath,

.BickleyHarley Mair Grellier, 55 High street

Harradine Mr. Joseph, 100 High streetHarris Jas. esq. 14, Palace groveHarrison C esq., Carleton hse., Park:rdHastings Geo. esq. Holne lodge, 4 Page

heath, BickleyHayes Dr. George, 39 Palace groveHayes Mrs. 4 Kingsbridge terrace,

Chatterton road, Bromley commonHeaysman Mr. T., sen., 15 Park road .Heaysman Mr. T.j un., 28 Park roadHeaysman, Mr. William, Stirling villa,

Palace groveHellicar Rev. Arthur Gresley M.A. The

Vicarage, 6 Church roadHenderson J. M. esq., Dagmar house,

5 Cambridge roadHesketh Mrs. 20 Bromley collegeHewetson Henry esq. Heath bank, 13

Page heath, BickleyHewett W. esq., Percy villa, 21 Palace

groveHickman Mr. J. H., 13 Park roadHiggs Mrs. Fairlawn villas, 4 Bromley

commonHilder Thomas esq., Barfield lodge,

Bickley parkHili Thomas esq. 3 Park roadHinchliffe Mr. David, 12 Park roadHinde W. A. esq., Heath villa, BickleyHissey William esq. 34 Park roadHodder Mathew H. esq., Gothic lodge,

23 Bromley CommonHodges Mr. R.26 Stanley roadHodgson Rev. William, M.A., 2, Nelson

villas, PlaistowHollis Charles esq., York house, High

streetHolworthy J. M. esq" Elsworth house,

46 Widmore roadHopkins Misses, 49 Park roadHopkins Mrs. 27 Bromley collegeHow Mr. James, 38 Freelands roadHow Mrs. John, 40 Freelands roadHoward Wm. esq., Rose Bank, High st.Howard T. esq.,West View BickleyHowlett Richard esq., 37 Freelands rd.Howlett Miss., 33 Widmore roadHoyer Mrs. S. 19 Park roadHutchinson Mr. John, 36 Park roadHudson Benjamin J esq., The Roses,

12 Palace groveHughes H. S. esq. Redwood house, 145

High streetHutchinson John esq., 46 Park road

46 BROMLEY .PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Humphrey Francis esq. 31A Palacegrove

Humphrys C. H. esq. Lower CamdenHumphrysE. esq. M.D. Lingdale BickleyHurlbatt C. esq. Amo Lodge, Elizabeth

villas. BickleytHutton Thomas 0., esq., Merlewood,

Bickley

Ilbery Jas. W. H. esq., Berrily house,Bickley

Ilott E. esq, L.R.C.P. 30 Widmore roadI10tt Herb. J. esq" M.B., C.M., 57 High stI10tt James William esq., Beechfield,

72 Widmore roadIngles Miss Rebecca, Clyde cottage, 15

South street, Cage fieldInnous Miss, 45 Farv'igIsard Mrs. John, Springhill cottage,

16, Cambridge roadIsard Mr. R., 75 BromJey common

Jadis Mrs. 31 Bromley collegeJames Wm. esq. Woodbine cottage,

14 Bromley commonJeffery Mrs., Waldon cot. 21 Bromley

commonJesse J. esq. Springfield 2 Palace groveJohnson Goswell, esq. Bellevue house

19 Bromley commonJohnson Mr. David, 32 Park roadJohnson Mrs. W. E. 5 Park groveJohnstone Mrs. Geo. D. 7 Hope park,

London roadJones Miss 1Shepherds collegeJ ones Mrs. E., Westboume villa. \)

Palace groveJones Mrs., 30 Bromley collegeJones Thomas esq. 48 Palaeo groveJones William Henry esq., 5 Palace

groveJordan Mr. Peter ,Crescent roadJoyce Frederick esq. Sinclair cot .. 27

Masons hillJoyce Mrs. 53 High street

King Mr. Henry, 11 Freelands roadKinnaird, Han. Arthur, M.P., J.P.,

F.R.G.S., Plaistow lodge, Plaistow, and2 Pall Mall, East

Kirkman Henry F. esq. Myrtle lodge,5, Hope park, London'road

Kirkman W. D. esq. 6 Denmark villas,Widmore road

Knight Mr. J" New farm, Masons hillKnight Mrs. 4 Palace grove

Lacy Mrs. 11 Bromley collegeLaidlaw Mr. A. W., 26 Masons hillLamb G. esq., Chester house, 26 Palace

groveLance James esq. 44 Palace groveLangran Mr., 62 HIgh streetLansbury Mr. Thomas, Hook farm,

Bromley commonLatham Fredk. G. esq. 33 Palace groveLatter Miss (1. 8 Park roadLatter Miss 8 Londun roadLatter Mrs. R. B. 3 Stanhope villasLatter Robinson esq. Pixfield, 6 Becken-

ham laneLawson Miss M. F. 6 Palace groveLayton T. E. esq. The Knoll, Bickley pkLeatherdale John esq. The Lodge,

51 Widmore road .Lee John esq. 6 Bromley commonLee Mrs. 25 Bromley collegeLee Misses, 1Holly villas, Crescent rd.Letchford Mr. William 56 FarwigLewis L. esq. 1 Denmark villas, Wid-

more roadLloyd Mr. Maurice, 6 Park roadLocke Mrs. 26 Park roadLoe Daniel P. esq. HayesfordLung Col. Samuel, J.l Bromley hillLongsdonMrs ~nurchhouse, 4 Church

, roadLord Henryesq. Keston vii. 36 Wid-

more roadLucus Mrs. Thanet lodge, 13High streetLucas Mr. T. Palmer 31 Freelands roadLuff George, esq. 41 Park roadLukey Mrs. 87 Widmore roadLumsden Mr. A. 28 Johnson's roadLuntley Phillip H. esq. Sunnybank

Widmore roadLuntleyMrs., Broomfield 4 Freelands rdLyon Ed. esq. Campville, Bickley park

Mackerell Rev. Robert, 10 Palace groveMallett Mr. E. H., 12 Crescent road,

PlaistowMallett Mr.W. L. Crescent rd. PlaistowMann Mr. Mathew, 2 Homesdale roadMann Mrs. Cromwell house, 6 Bromley

commonMann Rd. esq. Claremont house, 61

Widmore road

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BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 47Marriott Miss 4 Shepherds CollegeMarsh Mrs. 22 Bromley collegeMartin R. B. esq. Clarewood, Bickley pkMason C. esq. Priory lodge, 78 Homes-

dale road, Bromley commonMathews Robert esq. BickleyMathews J.L. esq. Ivybank,32 London

roadMaunder, William H., esq. Caerdeon,. Ravensbourne road .Maurilyan Martin esq. 40 Widmore rdMay Mr., 12 Freelands roadtMcKewan Wm. esq. Elmfield, BickleyMcQuire Miss, 3 Shepherd's collegeMetcalf John Webster esq., Gwyder

house, High street*Migeod L. F. esq. Villa Helena, Lower

CamdenMiller Mr. Sydney 39 Palace roadMills Mrs. Mary, 3 Bromley CollegeMitchell H. E. esq. 44 Widmore roadMonk Mrs., Marion cottages, 47 Simp-

sons roadMontague W. esq. Homefield, 39 Ma .•

sons hillMorley Mr. Thomas, L.C.P., 74 High stMortimer R. esq., 100 High streetMortimer William esq. The ValleyMortimer Wm. esq. jun. Stoberry house

5 Church roadMorum W. Esq., 18 Park roadMudie Humphrey, esq. Lrt Belle Vue,

17 Bromley commonMuffett-Miss Sarah, Widmore roadMullen Robert Gordon, esq. 75 Homes-

. dale roadMullens Samuel, esq. Derwent House,

28 Palace groveMullens Mrs. 24 Bromley collegeMumford, S. P, esq., Heath house, 44,

Masons hillMunro Mrs. 37 Bromley collegeMuret Mons. Max, Oampbell house,

Ethelbert roadMurton, Mrs. Fairlawn villas 1Bromley

commonMuston Mrs. 7 Bromley college

Nash Mr. John, Shirley house, 85 Wid-more road

Needham Mrs., Hill side, Ravensbourneroad, High street

Nettleton Thomas, 67 Bromley common

N euffert A. Henry, esq. The Hollies,43 Masons hill

Nevins John esq., 2 Page heath,Bickley

Newman Mr. Oharles, 77 FarwigNewton Henry esq. South lawn, Bick-

ley parkNickalls Conrad esq., Stoberry cottage,

Martins hillNicholls Miss, 7 Park roadNiemdem Mr. W., 7 Freelands roadNightingale Mr. Thos., 38 Palace groveNisbet John esq. Lewes house, 53

Widmore roadNorman C. L. esq., Oakley,.79 Bromley

common .Norman George Warde esq. J.P., The

Rookery, 80 Bromley commonNursey Mrs, 21 Bromley college

Oram Mr., 43 Palace groveOrford Miss, 1 Freelands groveOsborn G. H. esq. Northfield, 49 Masons

hillOverbury Benjamin F. esq. The Trellis,

Bickley •Oxlad Mrs. 16 Bromley college

Page C. B., esq.; 24 Palace grovePaglor Mrs. 8 Bromley collegePain Mrs. 36 Palace grovePalmer Mrs., 20 Palace groveParbury G.P. esq. Mordialla, Bickley pkPardon JohIi esq., 1 Homesdale roadParr Charles esq., Lower CamdenParr Lieut.-Gen. Powis lodge, BickleyPatrickson J. esq., Stratheden villa,

13 Palace grovePaul Mrs., 19 Orescent roadPawley Mr. William, Cooper's farm,

Bromley commonPayn Jas. Jabez esq. Oak dell, 5, Page

heath, BickleyPayne Charles esq., Chepstow lodge

45 Masons hillPayne Frederick esq., Radlett villa,

28 Bromley commonPayne G. H. esq. Elmfield, 84 Bromley

commonPayne H. B. esq., 73 Homesdale roadPeart Rev. Richard, Grove lodge High

streetPercival Frederick esq-. Southfield,

Bickley

48 BROMLEY PRN ATE RESIDENTS.

Petrie William esq. 7 & 8 Crescent rd,Plaistow

Pettitt Mrs. T. H., 42 Widmore roadPhilip Geo. esq. The Retreat, BickleyPhillipps Dr. R. E., Grange house, 48

Widmore roadPhilpott G. W. esq. Heath villa, 3 Pa-

lace grovePhilpott Richard esq., Rouse villa,

24 Bromley commonPickthall Miss, 6 Stanhope villasPiggott Mr. Edmund, Oakley FarmPike Mrs., 1 Rochester villas,Widmore

road .Pile John esq. Summerfield, 6 South-

lands grove, BickleyPlumptre Rev. Edward Hayes, lII.A.,

The Vicarage, BickleyPolson Miss, Park grovePorter Mrs., 4 Park roadPartway Alfred esq. Eyebury cottage,

32 Palace grovePott Mrs., FreelandsPotter Alex. esq. Stoneycroft, 78 Wid.

more roadPower Mrs. Alex: Bath, 33 Bromley

collegePriest Wm. Henry esq.Arlington house

18 Bromley commonPryce, Francis H. esq. 41 Widmore rd.

Rance T. G. esq. Clifton house, 62Widmore road

Randall Misses, Elizabeth house, 11Page heath, Bickley

Randall Mr. Wm. G. 41 London roadRawlinson Mrs. 17 Palace groveRawson Rev. Arthur liLA., Vicarage,

Oakley road, Bromley commonRay Miss,Madras cottage, College fieldRay T. P. esq.. 52 Park roadRaynes J. G. esq., 31 Widmore roadRead John P. esq Argyllldg, High stRead Samuel esq., Parkside Widmore

roadReed Mrs. 32 Market SquareRichardson J. esq. Ravensfell, High st.Richardson Murray, esq. 3 Page heath,

BickleyRitchie Robert, esq. BickleyRoberts John David esq. Walpole lodge

44 Bromley commonRoberts Thomas esq., Ethelbert lodge,

Ethelbert road, High street

Robinson Capt. Otway, Fairlight,Newman road

Robinson Mrs., Fairlight, Newmanroad

Rogers L. M. esq. Laurel bank, 7Bromley common

HoseMr. H. J. 8 Crossrd, BromleycomRush P. C. esq., 9 Cambridge roadRussell Mr. C., Park grove .Russell Rev. W. B. M.A., Moorlands,

Bickley

Salmon W. esq., 3 Longfield, Londonroad

Sanders Mrs. 12 Bromley collegeSanderson John esq. Bullers wood,

BickleySanderson Miss 2 Shepherd's collegeSandon R. G. esq. Ewell house, 26

Bromley commonSarive Harvier N; eSth 41 Freelands rdSatterthwaite Clement (Major 1st Ad.

Batt. R.R.V.) Spring Hill, PlaistowSaunders Mrs. 28 Bromley collegeSaunders Wm. S. esq. Elmstead wood,

Bickley*Savage C. W. esq. Fyrsbank, Lower

Camden, Chislehurst roadSavory Mrs., 37 Widmore roadSawtell Mr. R. Blackbrook farm,

SouthboroughScarr Richard, esq. 29 Widmore roadScott E. H. esq. J.P., Sundridge parkScott Mr. Francis W. Rushey coppice

Skym Comer, Bromley commonScott J. jun. esq.Chastleton,Bickley pkScott John esq., Albyfield, Bickley pk.Scruttan J. esq. Belcaire,73Widmore rdSelby Henry esq., 102High streetSentance W. esq. Merevale, Bickley pkShackle Edward esq. 22 Park roadShaw J. T. esq., The Knoll, Bickley pkShebbeare John esq., PlaistowShuttleworth Mrs. Plaistow hallSingle Thomas esq.,Highlands, BickleySkilleter Mr. Jeremy, Soutblands roadSmith A. Gumeyesq. The Firs, Ringers

. road . .Smith Lieut. Col. H. Montague, 4

Longfield, London roadSmith Gilbert esq. Chatham house

47 Widmore roadSmith H. G. esq. The Ferns, Ethelbert

road, High street

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Smith Henry Staples esg. 54 High st.Smith J. G. Kent villa, 72 Bromley

commonSmith Miss, 30 Park roadSmith Mrs. 20 Widmore roadSmith William esg. 70 Homesdale rd.,

Bromley commonSmith W. H. esg. Fairlawn villas, 5-

Bromley commonSmyttan Mrs. F. H., Lipwood house,

3 Elizabeth villas, BickleySnelling Ed. esg. Widmore cottage, 5D

Widmore roadSoame3 Elyesg, Ravenscroft, 63 Ma-

son's hillSolM Edwd. esq., 35 Palace groveSolM Mrs. 35 Bromley collegeSpalding Howard esg. Bude house, 75

Widmore roadSparkes G. esg. 16 High streetSpence, Mrs., Springhurst, BickleySpence Robert esg. jun. Page heathtSpicer W. R. esg., Inglewood. BickleySpink John esg. The Cedars, BickleySpringett Mr. Herbert, 37 High streetSpringman Thos. esq., 31 Palace groveStanford Ed. esg., Crosborough house,

Widmore roadStanton Mrs. R. 15 Palace groveStarling W. D. esg. The hill, 1 Becken-

ham laneStephenson E. S. esg. 7 Southlands rd,

BickleyStewart Mrs., 51 Park roadStocken W. esq. Kendall lodge, 35

Widmore roadStrutt Miss Louisa, 31 Market sguareStupart Mrs., 34 Widmore roadSturt Misses, Komani villa, 17 Park rd.Sully James, esg. Hartland cottage,

10 Bromley commonSulman John esg., Masons hillSunshine Mr, Tho. 8 & 9 Skym cornerSwann Mrs. 19 Bromley college

Talman F. esg. Treasurer's house,Bromley college

Talman Major Saml. 82 Widmore rdTaylor Mrs., Oakley farmTelford Charles esg. Widmore lodgeTessier Rev. A., Madras cottage, Col-

lege field .Thompson Benjamin esg. 6 Cambridge

road, 8prin <l;hill,Plaistow

Thompson, J., esg.,· Swallowfield, r,Southlands grove, Bickley

Thompson John esg., 28 Masons hillThorpson Miss 2 Gravel road, Bromley

commonThompson Mrs. 25 Widmore roadTossetti M. esg., Fairlawn villas, 3

Bromley commonTuck Rev. Robert B.A. 3D London roadTweedie Alex. Forbes esg. Bonnington

Bickley

Vaughan E. P. H. esq. 86 Widmore rd.Vaughau Mrs. Ufton house 51 Palace

groveVerrall Rev. George, 54 Widmore rd

Walmsley W. H. esg., 2 Freelands roadWalmisley W. M. esg. 39 Widmore rd.Walpole Mrs. 13 Bromley CollegeWalter J as. Birch esg., 43 Freelands rdWarwick Arthur esg. Beech view,

Ringer's roadWebber E. C. I. esg. St. Brannock's

51 Masons hillWebber S. B. esg. Hawthorn cottage, 35

London roadWells Mrs. J. Southborough lodgeWest Mrs. 26 Bromley collegeWest Wtlliam, esg. Bickley FarmWheeler Miss Sophia, Cromwell house,

8 Broinley commonWhiley Harvey esg. 45 Palace groveWhite Mrs. E. 5 Park roadWhite J. esg., 27 Widmore roadWhitehead J. esg., Southwood, Bickley*Wight Rev.W. M.A., The Arabs Tent,

Lower CamdenWightman Mrs. 50 Tylney road,

WidmoreWigram Lewis esq., Cheriton, BickleyWigram Mrs. Woodlawn, 1 Page heath,

BickleyWilkinson Mr. T. W., Myrtle cottage,

14 South streetWilks J. esg. Newlands, 48 Masons hillWilliams Mrs., 46 Palace groveWillett E. A. esq., Heathfield, Wid-

more roadWilley Henry, M.B., F.R.C.S., esg., Wid-

more roadWilliams E. S. esg., Blackbrook, South-

borough

50 BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Williams John esq., Cheriton villas 27Bromlev common

Williams "Mrs. 40 Bromley collegeWilliams Mrs., 46 Palace groveWilliams Rev. A. A. 53 Park roadWilliams Mr. Edward, 24 Masons hillWillis Miss Mary, 16 Palace groveWillis, W. esq. 49 Palace groveWillmot Sir Eardley J. Bart., M.P., J.P.,. Bromley lodgeWilson Geo. Grant, esq. 4 Stanhope viIWilson Major, 5 Freelands roadWinch Mrs. 71 Bromley commonWingfield Mrs., Rose cottage, Widmore

roadWithers Alfred esq., The Cottage,

35 Freelands roadWood Mr. Denmark house, Widmore

road .Wood Mr. Benjamin, 100 Palace roadWood Mr. Jabez, Ethelbert roadWood Mr. W. S. Belmont, 10, Free-

lands road

Wood Wm. esq. Iver cottage, 11 Brom-ley common

Woodd Mrs. 39 Bromley collegeWoodhouse Mrs. George, Point house

30 Oakley roadWoollett Herbert A. esq., Newman rd.Worge Julian A. esq. Gordon lodge,

BickleyWorsley Rev. J. fl., Bromley CollegeWren Mrs., 23 Market squareWyborn J. M. esq., 26 Widmore roadWybrow William esq. Ravensbourne

lodge, 82 Bromley commonWythes George esq. Bickley hall,

Bickley park

Yates Richard esq., Meadow lodge, 9Bromley common

Yeatman M. esq. Shawfield, WidmoreYeldom Mr. T., 15 London roadYerworth Mrs. & Miss, 19 Widmore rd.Younghusband Mrs. 4 Bromley colle?,e

BECKENHAM.rfHIS parish is situate 2 miles from Bromley, 10 from London, and 4! miles

from Croydon, in the Western division of the county, hundred of Ruxley,lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The name, compounded of two Saxon words, Bee, abrook, and IIam, a dwelling, is derived from a small stream that passes throughthe village and falls into the Ravensbourne. The parish is divided into threeecclesiastical districts, viz., St. George's (Parish Church), St. Paul's, Ne\vBeckenham, and St. Mary's, Shortlands; there is also an Iron Room used as achapel of ease at Elmers End, and a large school church in the new districtcalled the Alexandra Cottages. The Parish Church was built about the begin-ning of the 15th century. The spire which was destroyed by lightning, wasrebuilt in 1790. The present edifice, which has a tower, spire, and peal of sixbells, was restored in 1864. The Rev. Wm. Cat or, is rector; the living is in the giftof Albemarle Cator, Esq. The Church of St. Paul is a handsome spaciousstructure with a fine spire, near the New Beckenham Station; the livingwhich is the gift of A. Cat or, Esq., is held by the Rev. C. Green. AnIron church was erected at the end of the Avenue in 1873. 'The Churchof St. Mary is situate within a mile of Bromley, and is a very pretty structurewith spire; the living is in the gift of Miss S. Wilkinson, and is held bythe Rev. H.F. Wolley,M.A.; there is also a new church fast approaching com-pletion in the centre of the village. Near the Parish Church on the Bromley roadare three almshouses, erected by Anthony Rawlins in 1694. In 1837 the lateMarchioness of .Exeter bequeathed £1,100, the interest to be used for thepurchase of coals for the poor in this parish. There is also an efficient FireBrigade: the Engine house, which is situate in the centre of the village, is a hand-some red brick building with clock tower. During 1875 (19th July) ,theparish was formed into a School Boa.rd consisting of seven members. TheLondon and County and the London and Provincial Bank have branches here.The Cottage Hospital is situate in the EImers End Road near the entrance ofthe village: it was opened in March, 1872, and has accommodation for 12'patients; there are Public Baths and 'Wash-houses joining which were opened atthe same time. The South Eastern, and the London, Chatham and DoverRailways join here. The population at the last census (1871) was 6090, beingan increase on that of 1861 of 3699.

POST,MONEYORDER, SAVINGS BANKAND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

Thomas Sweeting Day, Postmaster.

Letters arrive at 8 a.m., ViO and 6.0 p.m.Despatched at 9.35 a.m., 1.15, 5.0, 7:40, and9.0 p.m. Sunday delivery at 7.15 a.m.,despatched at 7.20p.m.

Collections from High Street at 9.15 a.m., 1.0.4.45, 'i .45,and 8.45p.m.

Park Road Box cleared at 9.0 a.m., 4.30 and7.Op.m.

EImers End Box cleared a(9.0 a.m., 2.30 and7.0 p.m.

Oak Termce Wall Box clearedat9.30 a.m., 2.30and 7.30p.m.

South Eden Park Box cleared at 9.15 a.m ••2.15 and 7.15p.m

Letters for Hayes, WeBt Wickham, Down,Farnborough, Keston, Locksbottom,and places adjoining should be addressed"near Beckenham,"

Letters should be addressed t"Beckenham,Kent," not "Beckenham, S.E."

Letters for those marked * should bo ad·dressed" Shortlands, Bromley, Kent."

02 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

PLACES OF WORSHIP.St. George's OhU1'ch.•, Rev. W. Cator, rector;

Revs., W. H. Murray, and J. A, Foote,curates; and J. F. Christy and M.Moore,churchwardens.

Holy Trinty Church (Iron Church) TheAvenue. Rev. W. Welsh.

Iron Church, EImers End.St. Paul's Church, New Beckenham .•.Rev.

0. Green, Rev. F. Brown, curate: RichardReid and Henry 'Wood, churchwardens.

St. JJIary's Church. Shortlands ..•Rev. H. F.\Volley, :r.I.A., vicar; E. Carey & H. A.Atkinson, churchwardens; SamI. Collins,organist.

/3t.Agatha, Kelsey Park .. ,Rev. E. P. WilliamsSchool Ohapel & Mission Hall (Alexandra dis-

triet)-Mr. Tisdale. missionary.Eimers End Cong"egational lIfission Chapel and

Sunday School, Eden Road, EImers End ..•Rev. J. Halsey, pastor. ~Ir. J. West,Evangelist.

lIfission Room and Sunday School, Arthur rd.

SCHOOLS.National ... Charles HenryKing, A.R.C. Lond.,

master; Mrs. King, mistressInjant ... l\Iiss Annie \Vood, mistressEimers End Injant .••Miss Harriet Beadle,

mistress

Overseers... Wm. Levens & H. BarnesGuardians .••C. Purvis and Captain R. A. E.

Scott, R.N.lVaywa,'den .••Riehard Holifield.Parish Clerk ..•Charles H. King.Collectoroj Rates, O.Newman,Farwig,BromlerCarrier to London .•.Richard Harman, daily

INSURANOE AGENTS.Atlas Fire &: Lije .••E. Church, Bromley roadCounty Fire cf: Provident Life Association •.•

Mr. J. Burrows, and Mr. BarnesEdinburgh Fire and Life .. J. CooperEmperor Fire and Lije ... J. E. DurrantLondon and Southwark ..•G. HomewoodNational and Provincial Plate Glass .•• E.

ButcherPluEnix Fi,·e ...William LevensProvincial .•. James G WhellerSun Fire .•.T. S. Day, Post officeUnion .••E. Butcher, High street

Parochial Committee oj Sanita1'Y Authority •••RobertGordon Mullen, Clerk.

School BOal'd-R. G. Mullen, Clerk pro. tern.

London and County Bank, High Street ..•G.Dennan, manager

London and P"ovincial Bank, Albemarle road,Thomas Sweeting Day, manager

Railway Stations .....• Beckenham Junction,Philip Knee; New Beckenham, GeorgeHannam; EImers End, H. Austin; Short-lands, George Dowler; station masters.

P3.,'ochial Fi,'e Brigade ..•C. Purvis (Capt.),Engine house. High street.

Police Slation, High street ...W. Foster, Sergt.Conservative Registration Association •••J. C.

Gurney, SecretaryBeckenham Protestant Association-J. Douglas

SecretaryBeckenham Ratepayers Protection Association

W. Newell, Secretary.

Ancient O"de,' oj Foresters (L.U.D.), CourtSt. GeOl'ge,No. 5106; held at the GeorgeInn, High street. Meeting night, secondand fourth Monday in every month. Sec-tary A. DeMain. (Est. 1867.)

Ancient Order oj Shepherds, Sanctuary St.George. Meeting night, first Tuesday inthe ~onth. Scribe, J. O. Oox, 6 Church I'd

Private Residents.Alston Henry Carter csq. Anick villa

The Avenue*Allen Alexander esq. Inchcolm, Brom-

ley groveAllfrey E. esq., South Eden parkAndrews Captain, The HolliesArnold Edward, esq. Bromley roadArnold Mr. Joseph, VillageArnott Henry, esq., Bmeside, The

Avenue .Astelll\Ir W. 10 Gloucester terraceAthawes Edward J. esq., Bartonville, 5

The AvenueAtkinson C. E., Trehaine, Park road*Atkinson T esq., 7 Bromley groveAtkinson W m. esq., Erwood house,

The AvenueAusender Thomas. esq. Longside,'

Albemarle road*Austin John F. esq., Kingswood house,

Shortlands

Backhouse T. esq., New BeckenhamBaggallay T. W. esq. Holme Lee, Fox

Grove road*Bagwell Mrs., Shortlands villas*Bailey Mr. Joshua, 7 Shortlands

vil~' . .Baker Arthur Henry esq., The Elms,

Capers Cope roadBaker Frederick Worgan, esq. Bally-

gunge, Park roadBarkworth Mrs Emma, Buswarren,

Knoll roadBarnes Thomas !lott, esq. Oakington

house. Co~ers Cope road

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BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 53Barnett James, esq., 4, Fox Grove road..')*Barron W. E. esq., Grange lodge,

Shortlands grove*Barry Alfred, esq. 1 Bromley groveBarry Francis Tress, esq. The Clock

house, Penge roadBaxter Mr. W., 1 & 2 St. George's vil.Beck Lister esq., Courthope, The:t

AvenueBeddoe Jas. e.sq. Winterdyne, Lawn rd*Beggs T. esq. Hazeldene, Den road,*Belgrave Mrs., 6 Bromley grove*Bendall Alfred H. esq., Cleveland

house, Shortlands groveBellew Mrs., 1 Oak villas, Capers Cope J

roadBertram Thos. H. esq. 1 Fox Grove rd ..)Bicknell Percy, esq. Fox Grove house,)

Fox Grove roadBintley Mr. Jas. Adeline house, Penge

roadBurd esq., Heathfield,Albemarle rd.-Bloom J. E. esq. 1 Gloucester villasBorrowman John, esq. 5 Brackley roadBowden John T. esq. Kennebec house,2

The AvenueBowie John Henry, esq. Moreton villa,

Brackley roadBoyce R. esq. Oakank, Capers Cope

road*Bradbury Mr. John, 4 Shortlands viI.Bradley Miss, Broad Lea, Albemarle rdBrindley T. esq. Lynnwood, Bromley

road*Brock Fredk. G. esq. 8 Bromley grove,

ShortlandsBrougham James R. esq. 6 Park. roadBrown C. R. esq. M.D. Beckville,

South end roadBrown J. esq. Chilchester lodge,Wick-

ham roadBrown J. esq. Glen Alpin, Southend rd.Brown John W., Woodburn house,1

Capers Cope roadBrown Rev. Frederick, Fern bank, 3

5 Fox Grove roadBrunton Spencer" esq. The Ferns, I

Capers Cope road*Bryant Mr. James, Shortlands cot.Bucknall J. esq. South Eden ParkBurnell Geo. esq. Brentwode, Bromley

roadButler N. esq. Connaught house Capers J

Cope road

*Cabban Thomas esq., 7 Bromley groveCameron John esq. 1 Park road·Carey Edward, esq. Oak lodge Short-

landsCarpmael George, esq. Oak villa, Capers I

cope roadCarpmael Wm. esq., Brackley roadCarr Ambrose Patient, esq. Boy ton

house, 1 The Avenue .*Carreck Mr. John, 1 Shortlands

cottagesCator Capt. Ralph, R.N., Langley farm,

Wickham roadCator C. O. F. esq~, The Hall, Bromley

roadCawston Samuel, esq., Kirkdale, 12

Brackley road r

Cearns Mrs., Lunesdale, Fox Grove road '3*Chamberlain William esq., Laurel

Bank, Mays hill, ShortlandsChapman Miss, 4 Oak villas, Bromley

roadCharrington W. V. esq., Albemarle I

house Capers Cope roadChartres N. esq. Brackley roadChaterMrs. F,New Beckenham·Cherrill Ali. Nelson esq. Bedford lodge

Mays Hill, ShortlandsChippendale Mrs., Radnor house,

Southend roadChristy Joseph Fell, esq. Beckenham

placeChubb Ed. Morley esq., The Chesnuts,

EImers EndClapham Benjamin Fisher esq. The ~,

Mount, The AvenueClare Edwin, Elmwood, Bromley roadClarke Theophilus Hugh, esq. Atling-

worth house, Southend roadCockerell Sydney John esq., Wayside, I

Capers cope road*Collier J. P. esq. Holyport, Shortlands

groveCollier Richard I. esq., 2 Lime villas

New BeekenhamCompton G. A. esq. Ashville, 7 Copers

Cope roadCookes John esq., Acton lodge, South-

end roadCooper F. M. esq. Albemarle lodge,

Albemarle roadCooper Edward, The Laurels, Albe-

marle roadCoward Mrs., Highfield, The Knoll

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Cox John, esq. Benscliffe,Copers Cope Iroad

*Cox Henry F. esq. Netherfield, Short-lands

*Cox Mrs. Edward, NetherfieldCraigie Ernest J. esq., The Myrtles,

New Beckenham*Craik Geo. Lillie esq. The Corner

house, ShortlandsCramp Mrs., O'akwood,Bromley rd.Crane Mrs. E., Westgate lodge, Fox;

Grove roadCraven G. P. esq., Thornton houseCrawford Henry Homewood esq., Clif- I

tonville, Copers Cope roadCunnmgham Wm. esq., Heathbourne, I

Copers Cope roadCurwen H. esq. vVestgate roadCutbill F. esq. Albemarle road

*Dacres Gen. Sir Richard, R.ll.A., G.a.B.,Naworth cottage, Shortlands grove

Daintree Richard esq., Holyrood house,The Avenue

Daukes Samuel Whitfield, esq. TheKnoll, Bromley road

Davenport Charles, esq. The Knoll,Bromley road

Denoon Alexander esq. Downswood 'j.Dent Rev. C., Trainlands, The Avenue '.DeZoete Reginald L. esq., Glenthorn,

Knoll road*DeZoeteMiss,Fairbank, Shortlands*Dixon Miss, 2 Bromley Grove*Donkin Bryan esq. jun., Mays hIll,

ShortlandsDownham Mr. Francis, 1Glo'ster ter.Drayton Rev. P. T., Horton house,

Albemarle roadEdgell Capt. Edward Dover, Bentinck 2

lodge, The AvenueEllis Richd. P. esq.Ravensleigh, Upper

AvenueElsdenJ.esq. Teversham house, South-

end roadFamin Louis esq., Moat Lodge, The·1..

AvenueFarmer Henry, esq. Colville house,

2 Brackley roadFarmer Mrs.,Rutland ho., Southend rd.Farrow C. Hinton, esq., Elm lodge,

Albemarle roadFirmin Chas, esq. EImers end

Firth F. H. esq., Mounthill, Park roadFeltoe Francis esq., Parkside house,

Southend roadForth James esq., Lanyon villa, Albe-

marle roadFowler Wm. Cave esq. Chirbury house,

Copers Cope roadFoxall George, esq., Westwood house,

Fox grove roadFradgley J. A. esq. Stone farmFreeman Stonhewer esq., Lyndhurst,

Park roadFriend esq., New Beckenham*Fry Chas. R. esq., Little Holt, Mays

hill, ShortlandsFry Misses.The AvenueFurnivall MajDrWm., Malabar house,

The Avenue

Gade H. esq. Lilford lodge, Westgatoroad

Gates Robert, esq. Ashurst lodge,Copers Cope road

Gatti A. and S. esqrs. The AvenueGibbons Mrs., 2 Gloucester villasGilbert J. G. esq., Copers Cope roadGill Chas. esq. Java lodge, Rectory rd.*Glennie Alexander esq., The Haw-

thorns, ShortlandsGloverFrederick K, esq. The Chesnuts,

Copers Cope roadGoddard John, esq. Elmer lodgeGoodhart Charles Emanuel, esq., J.P.,Goodman John, esq.

Langley parkGosling H. esq. Hope Villa, 9 Brackley

roadGraves Boydell esq., Carlsrhue, Albe-

marle roadGreen John esq., 5 The Avenue*Green H. esq. The Oak,s,ShorllandsGreen Rev. C., Park roadGreene Arthur W. esq. 8 Fox Grove

road*Groves William, esq. Grove house,

Shortlands

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BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 55Harrison Charles esq., Charleton house,

Park roadHarrison C. W. esq., WhitmoresHarrison Mrs. Daniel, Shirley house, :-~

The Avenue*Harrison E. K. esq.,Kingsbury house,

ShortlandsHarrison James esq., Beaconsfield;The .2

AvenueHayton T. esq., Sandon house, The

AvenueHeginbothom Charles esq., Vernon

house, Albemarle road*Helmore G. esq. Woodlands house,

Shortlands*Hennell Robert, esq. Kingswood,

Shortlands*Hennell Mrs. Kingswood, ShortlandsHilton E. F. esq., South Vie~', The'

AvenueHinton W. S. esq. Ashleigh, Avenue 2-Hoare Chas. A. R., esq. Kelsey ParkHockin J. esq. Amersham house,Copers I

Cope roadHodge Joseph S. esq. Malling cottage,

Wickham roadHoldsworth C. J. esq., The Laurels

EImers EndHollibone J. esq. Rectory roadHollingsworth Mr. Chas., Vine cottage

Wickham roadHolman George, esq. The Poplars, 3

Brackley roadHouchin Major G. A. F., Park road

Southend rd.Hooker Mr. John, Wickham road ..Hopkins Alfred Boyd esq., Esborn,'~

The AvenueHore C. F. esq. Upper Avenue i'

Hornsby Edmund esq., Claremont villaRectory road

*Hoseason Miss, Brading lodge, Short-lands

Howard Sydney esq., Parkside, South-end road

Howard Henry B. esq. Elm cottageImray James Frederick; esq., St.3Catharine's, Fox Grove roadJackson, Lawrence Morris, esq. Cum-,

berland house, Copers Cope Road '1

Jennings J. esq., 11 Fox grove roadJohnson J. esq., Brockhurst, Southend

road

Jones Harry Emlyn esq.Melville lodgeSouthend road .

Jones W. E. esq. Eimside, Park road

Karuth -, esq. The Knoll, Bromley rd*Kerby esq. Overdale, ShortlandsKingsford John Jekow,esq.Eden lodge,

Wickham roadRirIew D. esq. 2 The AvenueKressmann Julius, esq. Gordon house,

Village

Lachlan Joseph, esq. Grasmere house,8, The Avenue

Langton John esq., Elmhurst, Langleyroad, EImers End

*Lancaster Mrs., Auckland house,Bromley Grove, Shortlands

Law David, esq. Fife house, CopersCope road ,

Lawrence Frederick Wm. esq.,OakleighSouthend road

*Leach Mr. Charles, 6 Shortlandscottages

Lees W. J., ,esq., Thornbury,. TheAvenue

Lendon Wm. Henry, Holmleigh,Albe-marIe road

Lillingston, MissJuliana, Elmdon lodgeNew Beckenham

*Lingard John Rowson, esq. Mayfield,Shorllands

Lockwood, Mr., Gowland cottage,EImers End road

Lomax Wm. esq., Hazlewood, TheAvenue

Lynch Capt. Edward A., Strode house,Foxgrove road

Mackee Mr. Wm.,·l Newport villas,EImers End

Macleod Mrs., Burnbrae, The AvenueMaltby Hugh' esq., Clarence house,

Capers Cope roadMan Frederick esq. Copehurst, The

AvenueMansfield Alfred James, esq.Oakvillas,

Copers cope roadMarsh Mrs.E., Llangibby, Rectory roadMartin J. Brotherton esq., Roseleigh,

New BeckenhamMartin Frederick, esq. lII.n. Holmhurst,

Southend roadMason Mrs., South Eden park

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'Mathew Mr. Walter, Railway cottageMatthews George Kelly, esq. StJohn's:3

lodge, 7 Fox grove roadMay ·W., esq., Copers Cope house, I

Southend roadMcAndrews W. E. esq., Shortlands

house, ShortlandsMcCutchan Ivie esq., Roseneath,·

The AvenueMcKinlay J. esq. Woodbine cottage,

Penge roadMerriman Miss Bexley house, Prepara-

tory school, Southend roadMerry, Wm. L. esq., The AvenueMerry George esq.!Copers Cope road. /Mills Surgeon-Major J. The HeatherlIe

Albemarle roadMoore Mr. Michael, Maybank, Albe- ••

marle road*Morgan Wm. Conway esq.,Rosebank,

Valley road, ShortlandsMorphy Mrs., Hope villa, 9, Brackley

roadMortimer Roger, esq., Ryde house 8

Brackley roadMurray Rev. R. P. Santon,Blakeney rd.

Neame MISSA., Belmont, Southend rd.Newton Mrs., Parkville, 5 Park roadNichol H. esq., Langley house, Wick-

ham roadNoakes Charles Clarence esq., Ring-

wood lodge, Southend roadNoakes Wickham, esq. Fairfield house,:?

4 The AvenueNoakesWm. esq., Broomhill, Southend

roadNoble Mark, esq., Rose cottage,

Bromley roadNorthcote Gilbert Chas. esq., Westfield

4 Park roadNorton Capt. D., The Elms, Westgate

roadNorton Geo. esq., Lombard lodge. Rec-

tory roadNorton Harrild jun. esq., Hawkhurst,

Bromley road

Orrinsmith Harvey esq. 1 Oak villasBromley road

Owens Samuel, esq., The Woodlands,Stumps hill, Southend road

Owen Capt., The Anchorage, Copers ICope road

Owles E. W. esq., Oak villas, Bromleyroad

Parker Mrs., Passy house, 7 Brackleyroad

Paul Wm. esq., Kelvin lodge, Rectoryroad

Pearce Mrs., St. James's lodge, 3 TheAvenue

Penny Alfred esq. stanmere lodge, TheAvenue

Pepler Joseph, esq. Stanmore house,Southend road

Perkins, J. W. esq.,WoodfieldsRectoryroad

Philp Andrew B. esq., Kamesburgh,Copers Cope road

Phillipps Henry M. esq., Lancasterhouse, Copers Cope road

Phillips Rev. T. Lloyd, M.A. The AbbeyBrackley road

Porter Fredk. esq., Heathfield, TheAvenue

Porter Richard, esq., Raleigh, FoxGrove road

Potts Robert Ullock esq., Hillside,The Avenue

*Powell N. J. esq. Devonshire house,Shortlands

.Prentis Henry esq., Copers Cope roadPrice C. L. esq., Oakfield,Langley I'd"

EImers EndPrice Mrs. Robert, Gloucester lodgePrice, Thomas Henry, esq. Blakeney

roadPrice W. J. esq. 4 Southend roadPringle Charles S. esq., Fairnalie, Fox

Grove roadPurvis Mr. Charles, Fox grove farm

*Quarell S. esq., Ellangowan, Short-land'3

Radcliffe Mr. John, 3 St. George's viI.Read W. J. esq., The rectoryReid Rich.esq. Oaklands,7 The AvenueReynolds S. esq., Courthope, Tho

AvenueReville Mr. Fredk., 3 Newport villas,

EImers EndRhodes John' George, esq. Oakdene,

Brackley road

BECKENHAM PRN ATE RESIDENTS. 57Stevens Capt., R.N., Tyringham, Albe-

marle roadStevens George W. esq., Ulverscroft, 2

Copers Cope roadStevens :Mrs.,4 Newport villas, EImers

EndStevens Richard, esq. Broomfield,

Copers Cope roadStilwell Robert R., esq. M.D., Spring-

croft, Park roadStraton :Mrs., 4 Parkside, Southend

roadStreet J. T, esq., Duryand lodge, The

AvenueStrickland Capt. W. C., Beckenham

cottageStrickland Algernon Augustine de Lille

esq., Kelsey cottageStride Arthur L. esq., Ravensbeck,

Albemarle roadSturges Montague Jas. esq. M.D., The

Limes, Southend roadSturt Wm.'esq., The Larches, South-

end roadSutherland William Paton esq. Hazle-

mere lodge, Southend roadSwindell, John, esq., Brisgow heuse

Copers Cope road

*Tapp Arthur March, esq. Woodside,Den road, Shortlands

Tarn Thomas esq., Melbecks, Albe-marle road

Taylor John H. esq. Oakleigh, TheAvenue

Taylor R. esq.,Eden cottage, Wickhamroad

Temple :Mr.James Alfred, 2 Gwydorvillas, EImers End

, Thomas T. Jeremyesq., Towy, house,Copers Cope road

Thompson John esq. Oakfield, South.Eden park ,

Thompson Mr. John, 1 Gwydor villas,EImers End

Thomson, T., esq., South Eden ParkThorn) James esq.Branxholm, Becken-

hill, Southend roadTolhurst John, esq. Glenbrook, Copers

Cope roadTulloh Major, 6 ParksideTurle Mr. Richard, 1 Adeline terrace,

Penge road

Rickatson :Mrs.,Glinton, Albemarle rdRoberts. A. esq., Mowbray, Albemarle

roadRoberts W. esq.,Rosenberg, Fox grove :!

roadRomilly Geo. Thos. esq., Fairlawn,

Copers Cope road*Rose Mrs. George, Brading lodge

ShortlandsRutherford Miss Oliver, 2 Oak villas

Saffery E. esq. Sydney cottage, Pengeroad

*Sales Mr. Thomas, 5 Shortlands cots.Sampson John esq. EImstone house,

Southend roadSandberg, C. P. esq., New BeckenhamSchofield Thomas esq., Kinloch, 10

Parkside, Southend roadSecretan Wm. Charles, Lynton villa,

Langley road, EImers EndSelf J. Pearce esq., Hawthorns, Fox-::

grove roadShakespeare William esg, Oak Home

Rectory roadShaw Mr. William, Elm farm cottage,

Penge roadSherman J. G. esq. Bracldey roadSheffield Thomasesq.Oakhill, Bromley

roadShipman E. V. esq.Grafton house, The'

AvenueShout Miss, 1 Oak villas, Copers Cope I

roadSimpson J. Henry esq., Carisbrook

house, The Avenue-X-SmithJames S. esq., Rothbury lodge

Shortlands grove ,~mith Horace esq., Ivy Bank, The

AvenueSmith W, esq., Sbortlands groveSpenceR. M. L., esq.,Cambridgehouse,

ParksideSpencer, Chas. Smith esq.,~Kemsdale,

Westgate roadSnashall Thos. C., 6 St. George's villasStagg William Tyndall, esq. Oakery

cottage, Bromley road-X-StenningA. R., esq., Knockwood,

ShortlandsStenning J. C. esq., Sussex lodge, t

Copers Coperoad

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Vardon Sidney, esg. Park roadVian Wm. J., esg.Fairview, The KnollViney John D. esq. Dartmouth house,

Copers Cope road .*Verrall Mrs. James, 2 Shortlands cot.

Wade, S.A., esg., St. Martins, Westgateroad

Wainewright John, esq. Wyefield, TheKnoll, Bromley road

Waldron Capt., Egerton house, South-end road

Wallace Henry Stanley esg., Ellerslie,Langley road, EImers End

Waterman Capt. Thomas, Holly lodgeUpper EImers End

Wathen Hulbert, esg. Beckenham ldg.,Village

Webb Mrs., Harefield, Capers Cope rd. IWebb Wm. esg. The Beeches, Rectory

road*Webber Mrs. R. P., Yarra house,

Shortlands groveWelsh Rev. Wm. llf.A., Ashfield, Wick-

ham road.*'Vells Mr. James, 4 Shortlands cotts.*Westall T. esq. Bonaly, ShortlandsWestern -, esg., Ravensbourne house,

ShortlandsWeston Fred., esg. Wolverstone lodge, I

Capers Cope RoadWhistler, G. esg, Ferndale, Capers I

Cope roadWhitlock T. Lee, esg. Oak Grange,

Albemarle roadWhittaker ThomasEarl, esg.Fernleigh,

Capers Cope road'~Whittington Thos. &The Misses,The

Limes, ShortlandsWilkins Dr. M.D., Stonydown, Brackley

road*Wilkinson Miss, The Glen, ShortlandsWilliams Rev. E. P., St. Agatha's lodge

The KnollWilson Alex. esg., Gatewick house,

Moat roadWilson Cornelius Lea, esg. J.P. The

Cedars, VillageWilson Col. Samuel, ALD. The CedarsWilson Mr. C. Thayers park farmWilson CorneliusWilcox,esq, Loyterton

Wickham roadWilton Mr. Alfred, 4 St. George's villas

*Wolley, Rev. H. F., M.A., St. Mary'sVicarage, Shortlands

Wood Henry, esq. Rosslyn, Park roadWood Henry D. esg. Rectory roadWorthington Misses, Minshull house,

Park roadWyndell Richard esg.,Claverley house

Langley road, EImers End

Oommercial.Alderman R., landscape gardener, 20

Oakhill cottagesAmbridge W. A. smith & farrier, High

streetArmistead W., landscape gardener,

Brackley roadArnott Hy., Braeside, Avenue, surgeonAstell Misses, dressmakers & milliners,

10 Gloucester terraceAustin Chas. T., cowkeeper and pork

butcher, High streetAusten William, beer retailer &grocer

Rising Sun, Upper EImers EndAxford Roht. H., builder, 6 Gloucester

terrace

'Bailey C., ironmonger, gas and hotwater engineer, &c.,High street

Barnes Mr., auctioneer, estate agent,&c.,High street, and Railway station

Baths and Wash-houses, EImers Endroad .

Bird Mrs. Sarah, Fly proprietor, Rail-1cm/ Hotel

Blundell William, fishmonger & poul-terer, Albemarle road

Booth Wm. grocer, Clifton terraceBradbury John, architect and surveyor,

4 Shortlands villas*Brazier Henry, Shortlands TavernBrooker Henry, carman and contractor

High streetBrooker G., greengrocer, 1 Arthur rd.Burrows J., builder and contractor,

Bromley roadButcher Edward, watch and clock

maker, jeweller. &c.5 Clifton terraceButcher, Henry R., bootmaker, High

street

Cator Estate Office, 11 Gloucester ter.Church E. and Son, upholsterers and

undertakers, Bromley road

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Church E., ironmonger and shoeingsmith, Bromley road

Churcher Edwin Wm., bootmaker,High street

Churcher & Son, bootmakers, High st.Clark George & Son, builders, High st.Collins Bros., fishmongers & poulterers,

High streetCook Thomas, florist, seedsman and

landscape gardener, 2, Oak terrace,Bromley road

CooperBrothers, corndealers,&c.,Highstreet

Cooper F., builder, Albemarle roadCopeland Henry, carpenter, joiner and

undertaker, Chancery lane .Cornelius F., boot & shoe maker,

Chancery laneCottage Hospital, EImers End road,

Mrs. Dennis, matronCovell .& Reynolds, butchers, High

street, and at BromleyCrossley T. builder and contractor,

Copers Cope roadCumberland John, tailor &c,High st.Curtis Cornelius, upholsterer and blind

maker, Clifton terraceCurtis Edward W. carpenter, 4 Glou-

cester terrace

Davenport Charles, estate agent, auc-tioner and valuer, 4 Clifton terraceand 35 Bucklersbury, City

Day Thomas S. chemist, near RailwayStation. Post Office

DeBruin Mrs. fancy repository,High st.Downham F., schoolmaster, 1 Glou-

cester terraceDrake Francis, general draper, hosier,

and haberdasher, High streetDurrant J.E. plumber, painter & glaizer

Church road

Eaton T.,· greengrocer, Chancery laneEdgecombe Jas. butcher, near Railway

station and High streetEllis Henry Russell grocer, Post Office,

High street"'Emmett Henry Alfred, builder, Short-

lands, and Church road, BromleyEngleheart B. 0., auctioneer, estate

and house agent, The village andClifton terrace, and at Bromley

Evans Thomas, tailor, 2 Church road

Fairman and Mills, plumbers, painters,and decorators,High street

Fisher Isaac Joseph, baker and con-fectioner, 4, Oak terrace, Bromley rd

Flatt Henry, dairyman, Chancery laneFrancis William, farmer, Elmer farmFrancis W. & J., fruiterers and green-

grocers, EImers EndFreeman J. P. grocer & cheesemonger

3, Oak terrace, Bromley roadFowler Wm. decorater, 3 Glo'ster ter.

Gascoyne William & Sons, architects,builders, and contractors, Albemarleroad, and at Leamington, Warwick-shire

Geer J. Jolly l-Voodman, carman & coaldealer, Chancery lane

GloverWilliam, boot & shoe warehouseHigh street

Goodwin John, butler, 5 Church road)Graham Thomas, builder) plumber, gas

and hot water engineer, &c.High st.Green John Henry, ch~mist&druggist

High streetGrimsell George, Oale Hill Tavern,

Bromley road

Hall J., grocer, EImers endHallifax & Co., stationers &c.Cleveland

houseHeard Geo., baker, EImers endHeath ':':.,garden~r, 9 Gloucester ter.Hibbins G. B1'icklayers Arms, High st.Hillier and Jones, milliners and dress-

makers, Albemarle roadHird George, draper, near railway

stationHoare S., boot & shoe maker, Langley

terraceHocken, W. T., tailor and hatter High

streetHolifield Richard, William IV: Lower

Elmer's endHollifield Richard, farmer, contractor,

& wood broker, Lower EImers EndHoImes Henry John, greengrocer, and

fruiterer, High streetHomewood George, grocer and pro-

vision merchant, High streetHooker John, builder, Wickham road

and High street

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Keeler A. florist near N J\V BeckenhamStation,

Keen George, greengrocer & builder,EImers end

Killick George, The Foresters' A,'1llS,grocer and beer retailer, High street

King Charles Henry, A.K.C. Lond.,schoolmaster Beckenham schools

Knee Philip station master BeckenhamJunction

Koch Jas. K., decorator, 9 Adelineterrace, Penge road

Langlands J., farmer, Kent House farmLaurence Miss,laundress, EImers EndLawrence Mrs. S. milliner, 2 Manor pl.Lee Wm., gardenel, 8 Gloucester ter.Levens Wm. cook, confectioner, and

baker, Clifton terrace and High st.Lifford Wm. tobacconist, High streetLongrigg Dean, surgeon &c.,High st. >Lovelock W. mason, &c., High streetLumsden T., greengrocer and fruiterer,

Albemarle road

Mahood Samuel &Sons, watchmakersand jewellers, High street

Maltby W. H., builder, High streetManger G. H., draper, milliner, &c., 1

Albemarle roadMartin F. surgeon M.D., Southend roadMates James, chimney sweep, Brook

place, High streetMedcalfC. builder & undertaker, High

streetMeredIth J., plasterer, 7 Oakhill cot.Merriman Miss, Preparatory school,

Bexley houseMiddleditch Henry Elmer, saddle and

;harnessmaker, High stn;etMiller W., carpenter and undertaker,

High streetMills William, wheelwright, High st.

and EImers end.MitchellElizabeth, beerretailer, Fullers

placeMoore & Mathew, coal, coke, and sand

merchants, depot Railway station;agents for Fremlin's Maidstone Ales

Newell John William, Three Tuns,High street

Norton E. gas & hot water fitter, Highstreet

Nottle D. stationer & fancy repository,Clifton terrace

Nye Wm. G. butcher, High Street

Obee James, butchel Chancery laneOttaway J., grocer, Chancery lane

Peacock -, West Kent brewery,Elmers End

Peverall, Mrs fancy and stationerywarehouse, 2 Albemarle road

Purvis Chas, farmer and com dealer,Foxgrove farm and High street

Reed W. J., Rectory t School, TheRectory

Rippengal John Alfred, fruiterer andgreengrocer, 6 Oak terrace, Bromleyroad, and High street

Roberson G., dairymnn, Oakhill terraceRose Mrs., and Hoseason Miss, young

ladies' school, Brading Lodge,Shortlands

Russell J., chimney cleaner, LowerElmers End

School Bom·d Offices, High streetScholey James, gardener 4 Church rd.Sewell S. dairyman, LowerEImers EndSkelton Joseph W., grocer, High streetSmith John, grocer, Chancery laneSmith Henry, tobacconist, High street*SmithMrs., laundress,5 ShortlandsvilSmith & Sons, booksellers and news-

paper agents, Railway StationSmith Thos. grocer,Lower ~lmers EndSparrow George, baker and corndealer,

High StreetSpinks John, bootmaker, Elmer's EndSpringett H., veterinary surgeon, High

streetSteele John, The Greyhound High st.Stilwell and Browne, surgeons, Park

road and Southend roadStonham Henry, Prince ArtllUr, Penge

roadSyme and Co., builders, Rectory road

Thorpe John, Coach and H01'ses, •Tubbs H., chimney sweep, ,Chancery

laneTurle R., wine, spirit, and bottled beer

merchant, High street

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Unwin Jas., gardener, The Knoll lodge

Wall George, grocer and provisionmerchant, Lower EImers End

Ward John, farmer, Elmer's EndWebb William, grocer, Arthur roadWebb William, china dealer, High st.Weeks George, ironmonger, gasfitter

and agent for Messrs. Elkington'selectro-plate; near Railway Stationand at Bromley

* West Kent Water WO1'ks,ValleyShortlands, W. Pink engineer

Wheller J. G. George Inn, High streetWhiting J. gardener, 7 St. George's vil.Wilson G. D. hair dresser & perfumerWilson N. J., grocer, High streetWilson '1'.baker, Arthur roadWilson William J., saddler & harness

maker, High street .Wilson W.J., grocer, &c.,High streetWilton Mrs., milliner & dressmaker,

High streetWorthington Misses, young ladies.

school, Minshull house, Park road

LONDqN and COUNTY BANK,HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM,

(In the Village, by the New Church.)

This ~ank, a Sub-branch of the London and County Bank atBromley, is open on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 to 3o'clock, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12, until further notice.

Tlte London and County Bank opens-

DRAWINGACCOUNTSwith Commercial Houses and Private Individuals,upon the plan usually adopted by other Bankers.

DEPOSITACCOUNTs.-DepositReceipts are issued for sums of money placedupon these Accounts, and Interest allowed according to the state of theMoney Market.

CIRCULARNOTESANDLETTERSOF CREDITare issused, payable in theprincipal Cities and Towns of the Continent, in Australia, Canada, India, andChina, the United States, and elsewhere., The Pm"chase and Sale of Govemment and other Stocks, of English orForeign Shares effected,and Dividends, Annuities, 9'c., received for Customersof the Bank.

Great facilities are also afforded to Cus~omersof the Bank for the receiptof Money from Towns where the Company has Branches.

GEO. DENNEN,Managm".

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(Member of the Pharmaceutical Soceity of Great Britain),

BECKENHAM.

Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes dispensedwith accuracy and dispatch; the finest Drugs andChemicals the markets afford alone being used in thisestablishment.

PENERAL fATENT ]f1EDICINES,

BRITISH AND FOREIGN MINERAL WATERS.

And all sundries usually kept in stock by Chemists.

AGENT TO THE SUN FIRE OFFICE.

BECKEN BAM ADVERTISEMENTS.

BECKENHAM, KENT,AND AT

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LEAMINGTON, WARWICKSHIRE,

lirr ijir prls,-§U!fUEIOR§, &WD CONTR&G'F~ID.§~-

e.m EG to inform the Nobility and Gentry that they are

prepared to furnish Plans and Designs for the

laying out of Land for Building purposes; also to surveyEstates, prepare Designs, Plans, Specifications, and· Esti-

mates for additions, alterations, dilapidations, &c., and to

advise generally upon aU matters connected with Buildingsor Land; and will guarantee, when an Estimate is furnished,

the outlay upon such work shall not exceed the Estimate.

W. GASCOYNE' & SONSHave several first-class Houses for Sale at Leamington and

Beckenham, also large quantities of Land for disposal,

Freehold and Leasehold, upon which Houses can be built

to suit any requirements.

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MRS. W. BAXTER,2 ST. GEORGES VILLAS, BECKENHAM,,

FOR

F A MIL I E S & S E R V ANT S.

:M::R~ 'W". BAXTlDR,Jf7dl7'.EB,

DINNER If EVENING PAI\.TIES ATTENDED •.

I, ;I, FIS,HEJR,-

Jaht~ and @) lln~~~thln~r,4, OAI( TERRACE, BROMLEY ROAD,

BECKENHAM ..

SPONGE, MADEIRA, WEDDING, AND SCHOOL CAKES,MADE TO ORDER.

~tttn~fuidt, ~tofunt j'atm ~Ott~tt nnh 'InlU!l ~teuh.PEEK FREAN AND cO.'S BISCUITS.

BEOKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1830.

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T A. :r :r... <> Fl.,

HATTER, HOSIER, & SHIRT MAKERj

3 AND 4, HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM,

AND 3, RUE SCRIBE, PARIS.

~o ~o W~~~@m9(Fl'om London)

HAIR-DRESSER, PERFUMERAND

~rnnmtnfnI Jnir ~anufnduur.HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.

Hair Cutting. Singeing, and Shampooing with spray shower.Every description of Head Dresses, Wigs, Frizzetts, &c., made on the premises.

Razors, &c., Ground and Set.

Ladies, Families, and Schools waited upon on the most reasonable terms.

Private Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen.

BAROMETERS CLEANED AND REPAIRED.

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11 11L L -I! If Ik E V IE ID1~~

~\)i>-~ CONFECT10J\rli1tCJ ~rtltll null ~iStuit ~nlltX·. J

1, OLIFTON TERRACE, BECKENHAM, KENT,

Every article 1'equired /01' Fw'-~~~' nz'sldng large 01' small pm·tz'es t?~

LENT ON HIRE. .."'\.' ,'G" "a~' ~""".

~'" IZ_ .•.,q; "'./':CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR :t'.¢z.(}:t'~

.~~' ~~r:::,~, WEDDING BREAKFASTS, BALL r-?~ ~.t;/.,,~' .~~ SUPPERS, DINNERS, &c.

. <74'; "a~~~~~. ~"-o,~ :t'6'~" SOUPS, ENTREES, JELLIES, _~'?>~

(\. lV');: .•. ;:;.i;:o~ CREAl\IS, ICE PUDDINGS, 4, <?q;.ICE SOUFFLES, DESSERT ICES. '/~

CAKES AND BISCUITS OF EVERY VARIETY.Men Cooks, Waz'te1's, and JIusicz'ans sent out.

EST I MAT E S G I V E N FOR PAR TIE S.

J. P. FREEMAN,

Family Grocer and Butterman,BROMLEY ROAD, BECKENHAM.

Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits. C1'osseand Blackwell's Pickles,Condiments, 9'C, British Wines,

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MOORE & MATHEW,COAL MERCHANTS,

DEPOT AND OFFICE:

BECKENHAM JUNCTION STATION,

Supplied on the most 'reasonabletel'ms.

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Sole Agents for Fremlin, Brothers' Maidstone Ales.

HilliER & JONES,

fRENC,H 8r fNGLISH ]ViILLINEF\.S,

~rtfJfJ anh ~nntle ~nh~rfJtALBEMARLE, HOUSE, ALBEMARLE ROAD,

BECKENHAM.

Wedding and Mourning Ordel's punctually and speedily executed.

FLOWERS, FEATHERS,

LACE, RmBONS, COLLARS & CUFFS, BALL & COURT DRESSES,ROBES, COSTUMES, POLONAISES, DRESSING GOWNL, ETC.

~ aagionfJ bind fnlffi 1J nxifJ.

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TEO AS (JOOKp

SEEDSM!N AND FLORIST,2, PAK TE~RACE, j3ROMLEY f-0AD,

mm~~m~m~m~Gardens designed, planted, 9" attended to by Contract 01' otherwise.

FZl)wel' Pots of all sizes-M~~shroom Spawn-Russian Mats.

~rt.eng01ts.ean)} ~.ebbing ~Innfa.Sand, Loam, Peat, Manure, and everything reqnisite for Gardening pnrposes

Cut Flowers and Blooming Plants for Decorations.ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION.

Roses. StandaI'd Roses.At ISs. pel' Dozen.

FRUIT TREES!,ALL TEE BEST S.QRTS IN CULTIVATION.

Forest Trees, Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs,

~inb.ohr :flnnia in 11ohr.er. a1ttf Ilohr.era.GARDENS LAID OUT PLANTED AND KEPT IN ORDER

BY CONTRACT OR DAY.

GARDEN REQUISITES KEPT IN STOCK,A. KEELER.

BECKENHA.NI NURSERY,NE'V BECK ENHAIU

.BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS. G9

c. OUR TIS,CABINET MANUFACTURER,

~ptrllIsftrtt & Jaltse jltrnisl1er.

Prices and .Quality Guaranteed for'

CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTH, LINOLEUM;,

IRONJ BRASS & WOOD BEDSTEADS;

BEDDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,(Made on the Premises) ;

POLISHED WOOD AND JAPANNEDFURNITURE;

CURTAINSJ TABLE CLOTHS, CRETONS,. CHINTZ, &c.

HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS, Effected by Experienced Men.

CABINET MAKERS, CARPENTERS, UPHOLSTERERSand FRENCH POLISHERS, sent to all parts by the

Hour or Job.

Conducted upon the most approved principles, with Economy.

4, Clifton Terrace, Beckenham.F

70 BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1803.

COOPER, BROTHERS,(LATE ROBERT COOPEH)

@;oru and ~lout gtuhaut~tDEALERS IN HAY, STRAW, & CLOVER,

19, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT,OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.

BRANCH, HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.

Agents fOI- tile noted Faversham Pale &, Bitter Ales.STORES, TOWN HALL OELLARS.

SEEDS AND MEALSOF EVERY DEl::lCRIFTION.

Spratt's Biscuits and

:118:g.fll..,ct>(")

0!3SCDl:l .-......ct> a p8' ..•...,

(t) td'-" Q

I'll.•THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.

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SOUTH 'EASTERN EXHIBITION MEDAL 1865.

w~. LOT II L 0) (0 E~Jtatuaru~ JtIGUt& W~~blt lJa~IC1u,

HIGH STREET,

Bm~BBHRAMt EBHT e

MONUMENfS, TOMBS, AND TABLETSIn Marble, Granite and Stone, with Imperishable Lead Letters

Engraved.

DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FORWARDED.

Established .1'S1'.

-)Ofo-

30HN ROOKER,BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER,

J.oUSt ~ttorator, i1Iumhtrt &t.t

.yrICKHAM f\OAD, 8r TH.E YILLAGE;

BECKEN HAM, KENT.

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR GENERAL REPAIRS.

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OOLLiNS BBOTI!II,S~1liSHMONGERS, JOULTERERS,

ICE MERCHANT'S,AND

~E~BHsmD DmA~IiBS EH ~AMBtHIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.

WENHAM LAKE AND ROUGH ICE.

Fish &: Poultry of the day quoted at London Prices.

ESTABLISHED 1850.

T. C. :La"U1\l[S:I:>ElN",

"(1\,\1.1\"£1\, GREElVGEO\) AND C~1(

ilniatnt jaltsman. J

5, ALBEMARL~ ROAD, BECKENHAM.

FLOWERS CUT TO ORDER. SALADS & FRUITS FRESH DAILY, .

Dessert supplied on the shortest notice.

Potatoes at Marl&:etPrices by tile Sack.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED'TO. .

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@W. BLUNDELL,

FISHMONGER, POULTERER,.AND

LICENSED DEALER til GAME,ALBEMARLE ROAD, BECKENHAM, KENT

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Wenham Lake & Rough Ice by th~ Ton or otherwise.

W~LL~AMI Of ~ehlll~salt & c4!familll<I~ll!~~t

.AND

fI\OVISION JV1-E~CEANT,

B EO KEN H AM~

74' BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.

MRS. DE BRUIN,Ipplin .001 aRb1anrn .pposifofn,

fTATIONERY Yf AI\..EHOUSE, <te.

HIGH STREET,

D E 6 E. ~ N H ~ m~ m!E N I!~--:0:--

TOY S, &0.

••.• ~. C?Jr.:Et.EJElN" ,l

O!!!Jllo/lIS! ~ DilU&&ESI~(By Examination of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain), •

'H I GH STRE ET, BECKENHAM ..p;~e.S.C.~LfttLa.ns.fte.e.fta.ee.d with qjJe.ugs. d( tf5he.mLc.aLs.af the. lie.s.t q.uaLLty,., aLL fie.dLc.Lne.s. lie.i.n!l: i.n s.t~i.d.ac.c.ae.dafL(:.e.mLth the. f3l.ag.aL tf5o.LLe.!J:'?-a.t {3J hg.8.ul.afL8..

PATENT MEDIOINES. , PROPRIETARY ARTIOLES.

Qt~ild !t£quisiits . .$.oaps&- ~£rfnmtr!!. ~.ootb,~aH & Jair ~rush£s.ALL KINDS OF MINERAL WATERS.

Teeth Ext.-acted, Scaled, and Stopped.

BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS. 75

G.. HOMEWOOD,~~~~LT ~~@«]~m~

High .Street!'

Bottled Ales and Stout. Sharp's Mineral Waters.Stone's and Beaufoy's British Wines.

FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY.

G. H. MANGER,J

GENERAL D~APER,Milliner & Dressmaker,

1, ALB EMARLE' ROADt

BECKENHAJI.

LADIES' & CHILDREN'S UNDER-CLOTHING,

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l\{Re BARNES,AU OT lONE E R,

Estate & House Agent,fIIGH PTREET If THE f<.AILWAYJ3~DG~,

BEe KEN HAM.

Agent for the County Fire and Provident Life AssuranceCompany.

e~ 1mA! L my~~as, Jot «m:atcr anlt ~ttam ®nginttr,

GAS FITTER, BELL HANGER, LOCKSMITH, &c.,

Qtltl5.e,4ffh.e &: ®p'.el~~htltge 4lUaltufa.dur.et,

lI-li~ii Street, Beekellham.WROUGHT, CAST,' AND OONTINUOUS IRON FENOING.

Conservatories heated on the most improved principles.

S'I'O'VE§, RANGES, &c.t AT LONDON PRICES.

Paraffin, Benz aline, and Lamp Oil Depot.

Agent for NUBSEY & CO.'s well known Sewing Machines,£4 lOs. complete Shuttle Machine.

BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS. 77

ESTABLISHED 1864.

T. El -V-A. :l'Ts,1fAn~~1, AJi1IJYJ iiI&IDflif IrIAllllt\,

.2, CHURCH ROAD,

BEe KEN HAM, KEN T.(Near the Railway Station),

'-' LIVERIES, ETO.-

HENRY R~' :BUTCHER. ,BOOT MANUFACTURER,

fIIGH pTI\EETl f3ECKENHAMl ](ENT___ o~p

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF

FRENCH AND ENGLISH GOODS.

Mauufactories .. Oxford Street, High Wycombe, andWest End, Witney.

s. H ·O·A- R E,

B661! £l&ND SH?6i!l' M~l£!i~~CHANCERY ~ANa BECKENHA~

KEN T.

Old Boots Fitted with New Elastic.

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ESTABLISHED 1855.

Wi 3'. WILSON,~addt~t ~ollaltt and ~arn~m) ~antt~a~tult~rt

HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM, & WEST WIOKHAM.Double &singleharness made

on the mostimproved prin-ciples. Swaineand Adeney's

riding anddriVing whips

knee rugs,Portmanteaus,leather bags.

Box covers &straps made

and repairedChamois

leather, andbrushes of alldescriptions.Gardeners'

tyers, cart andwagon

ropes, &c., &0.

Best Sperm. Colza, Crystal, and Neatsfoot Oil.

Agent for w: S. Wood's Trisectirmal Ohimney Top.Orders received for W. S. Wood, Ramoneur and Curer of Smoky Chimneys. All orders

received before 12 o'clock attended to the following morning.

w. MILLER,n Al 'ID'b~~lml;mD 11 ~'ftTftWUi~'D~~~~~~'A~~ ~~~~ ~~~~'!~~J

~igg ~fr£tf, ~t!htngam, latnf.

Estimates Given for General Repairs.

Jobbing in all its bl'anches.

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i" ft 4\ A M~(Late Foreman to NesSI'S, Oubitt &: 00.)

BUILD,ER, PLUMBER.(IlUi and. ~ot WIatt~ ~itt~~,

DECORATIVE PAINTER, GLAZIER, APER HANGER, &c·

CHURCH HILL,' BECKENHAM.

Horticultural Buildings Erected and Heated with Hot WaterApparatus complete.

Bell-hCfnger, Locksmith, and Smith's Work in general.

FUNERALS FURNISHED.

@rJENJEJ1tA\lL JD)IRAIFJE ~S>

J.osicX', Q9utfitt£X', ttub ~ilk B1eX't£X',BECKENHAM HOUSE,

(Opposite the Railway Station),

EEOKENE:A..M, KENT.

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CHARLES PURVIS,

HAY, CORN, & SEED MERCHANT,

.H I G H S T R E E T,

BECKENHAM.

FOX GROVE FARM DAIRY,AND

FORAGE STO~ES,BECKENHAM.

CHARLES. :PURVIS,

..Propr~etor.::·

BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS. 81.@ .I••Glass and ~himt Wlar~tmust

BECKENHAM.

----~----~htr!!fhing ~tnt .au Jirt {.at ~ntgt .at ~mnl1

~artits.---_.~----

General Furniture Bemo"er.Established 1820.

~~lfJf}~J~mIf:§;~ ~ ~~~,PRAOTICAL BOOT MAKERS,

HIGH -STREET, EECKE~HAM,KENT.

~thtrs nub ~tfJaits aBr.amptlJlntttuhth t.a.

~o Wo ~B~~~B~~9~a:bit£)' aull QthHbttn'

fOOT AND pHOE YlAREHOUS~,

HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.

ORDERS 9" REPAIRS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

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99' SlABBOW,BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER,

~!O'ru It~ltr, &t.,

BECKENHAM, .KENT.,

FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY.

-'~ak,4fft.ean & Qttr.'z Qtd.ebtahb ~UtZ.et11 & trth.et @iz.cnitz.

"lVILLIAl'I G. :NYE,

BUT a H.E R,

BltfrB STltmE1\ BfJ~BKHHA ••

Prime OX TONGUES, Dait"y-fed PORK, &c.

SCOTCH AND WELSH MUTTON.

FAMILIES WAITED UPON FOR ORDERS DAlLY.. -'

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A. RIPPENGAL,

FRUITERER & GREENGROCER,BROMLEY ROAD &' HIGH STREET,

BEe KEN HAM, KEN T.

Foreign Fruits of all kinds. Orosse& Blackwell's bottled Vinegar.

Families waited upon Daily, and all Orders punctually,attended to.

(Late with Mr. R. Ferris,)

fRACTICAL

COLLAR,

'HARNESS MAKER.'fIIGH ?TI\EET, J3ECKENHAM.

Solid Leather and other Portmanteaus and Travelling. Bags made to order.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ·EXECUTED.

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84 BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. eltI.. CANNON,WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST,

Brook House, HIGH STREET, BEOKENHAM, Kent.

MEERSCRAUM AND BRIAR PIPES, and ALL other FANCY GOODSTobacco Pouches, Oigar Holders, 9"c., 9"c.

~riuters, £tn:tiouers & ~ookhiubtrst14, MARKET SQUARE,

BRO.MLEY, KENT ..

CHELSFIELD.

THIS parish is in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxleyand lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, and is 16k miles from London, 8 from

Sevenoaks, 6t from Bromley, 3 from St. Mary Cray, and 2t from Orpington,The Church is dedicated to St. Mary. The Living is a rectory, with the curacyof Farnborough annexed, and is the gift of All Soul's College, Oxford. Thereis a railway station on the Tonbridge and Sevenoaks Railway. The populationat the census of 1871 was' 903, being an increase of 119 on the census of 1861.

Those marked * are in Shoreham Parish, but in Chelsfield Posta!lJistricl; and t Chel.".fieldParish, but in Oudham and Orpington Postal District

POST OFFICE.•Robert Brooker, receiver.

Letters arrive from Ohislehurst via Orpingtonat 7.20 and 11 a.m. & 8 p.m. despatched at11.10a.m. & 6..J.5p.m. Sundays-arrive at7.20 a.m., dispatched at 4.40 pm. Lettersshould be addressed "Ohelsfleld, Ohisle-hurst, Keut." Letters for Green StreetGreen should be addresliled "via Orping-ton" not Ohelsfleld.

Rector •••Rev. Folliot Baugh, M.A.Ourate •••Rev. Thomas Orossley, M.A.

Guardian .•• Jas. Phillips

Churchwardens •••Thomas :Morgan and GeorgePhillips

Parish Clerk.•.George BrooksOverseers.••W. B. Fox and H. ThompsonNational School •••••• Ohas. E. L. Wright,

master; Mrs. F. Wright, mistressInsurance Agent-Liverpool and London and

Globe, Briton :!lfedica!and Genera! Life A.so-cation ..•G. Hufford

Carl'iel' to London •••G. Blundell (from Shore-ham) through Ohelsfleld on Monday andThursday

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Private Residents.Baugh Rev.,Folliot M.A.CrossleyRev. Thomas, :r.r.A.Dorrington Mr. Pratts BottomFox W. B. esq., LilleysGordon John, esq. Court lodgeHallett Miss, GoddingtonHaynes T. esq., ChelsfieldHallMann Mr. Pratts Bottom1\1organ Mrs., BrynterionMorgan Miss, Cross houseWaring W. esq. J.P. Woodlands

Oommercial.*Beatrup G. and T. fruit growers,Well

HillBlanchette T. farm baildI to Capt.

W. T. Waring, Green street green*Blundell James, fruit grower, Well

hillBridger J as.bailiff to C.F. B.Atkins esq.

Fairlrough farmBrooks Robert, pimp makerBrooker Robert, land measurer, Post

. officeChapman Edward, furrier*CrowhurstJohn, wheelwright, carpen-

ter, and undertaker

Dunmall William, fruit grower, KentHounds. Well hill

DunmaIl Daniel, fruit grower,Well hillDunmaIl Robert, vermin destroyer and

ratcatcher

Foreman Henry, fruit grower,Well hillFox William Beardsworlh, farmer,

Lilleys*French Aaron carpenter fruit grower,

Well hillFrench Edwd. undertaker & carpenter

Gadd Mrs. G. fruit grower, Well hilltGill Geo. farmer, Green-street-green

farmGravesMrs. H., White Hart, Bo PeepGraves Mrs. wheelwrightGroombridge Josiah, fruit grower,

Rounds .

*Hathrill, Wm. fruit grower,Well hilltHaynes T. farmer; Chelsfield hall

farm, Green street green

Hooker George, farm bailiff, Godding-ton

Hufford George, tailor, Well hill

Jackson C. baker Green-street-greenJackson Mrs. grocer, Pratt's bottom*Jackson William, fruit grower, Well

hill*Jope John, fruit grower, Well hill

tLyford Fredk., bailiff to Mr. McMor-land Cacketts lane

Morgan Thomas, fruit grower andfarmer

Nightingale Mrs. M. A. BuZfs Head

Phillips Mrs. A. farmer, Northsteadfarm

Phillips George, farmer &fruit grower,Hewett's farm

tPoupard T. J. saddle & harness maker,and tarpauline manufacturer, Green-street-green

tRain R., King's Head Inn, Greenstreet green

Rock Phillip A. veterinary surgeonSmith Richard, beer retailer and fruit

growerSmith William, fruit growerSpringett Thos., baker*Stacey William, fruit grower,!'" ell hillStaples George, boot & shoemakerStevenson George, station master

Thomas Charles, Rock and Fountain,Well Hill

Thompson Henry, grocer, &c.Titchener John, fruit grower,Well hill

Verrells Mrs. Priscilla harness maker

Walton John, farmer, Julia Brimstone'sfarm

Walton J. smith and farrier, Pratt'sbottom

Watson 1.Anson fruit grower Pratts bot. *Whitehead Abraham, fruit growerWhitehead George, fruit growerWickham John, blacksmithWright William, builder, Five Bells

Yeates James, bricklayer and fruit.grower

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CHISLEHURST ·DIRECTORY.

FOR SUiV.il.NllErlt AND WIN1i'Elt USE.

J..\L[E LLINETHE FAVOURITE SKIN EMOLLIENT.

In summer it cools the skin when sunburnt, allays irritation, & preservesthe complexion from freckles, tan, &C.; m winter its use prevents crackingor roughness of the skin, keeping it soft and pliant. Guaranteed to containno injurious ingredient u'hatever.

-In Bottles, l/H, 2/9, and 4/6.-Made and Sold only by the Propl'ietor,

L E"W""IS -W-I N G,:PHARMACEUTICAL & DISPENSING CHEMIST,

(From Mnmford's, lI)"de Park Gardens),

OH ISLEHURST, WEB T.

Physician's Prescriptions preparr.d with accuracy and dispatch.

CHISLEHURST.

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PILLAR Box, opposite Camdep. House gate,cleared at 9 & 11.25 a.m, & 3.20&8.~up.1ll.Sundays 8 a.m.

PILLA11Box Chislehurst Station.WALL BoX at Governesses Benevolent Insti-

tution, cleared at 9.0, 3.16, and 7.30.Those marked * are in Bromley Parish, but in

. CllislehU1'stpostal district.Those mal'ked:t are in St. Pauls Cray Pm'ish,

but in Ohi,~lehurstpo.~tal distl·ict.Letters Should be addressed" OllislehUl'st,Kent,'

T'·HIS parish is in the Western Division of the county of Kent, hundred of Ruxleylathe of Sutton· at-Hone, and is situated 11 mIles from London, 8 from

Dartford, 3! from Bromley. and 2 from St. Mary Cray. At the last census therewere 3,307 inhabitants, being an lllcrease of 1,021 on the census of 18G I. Therailway stations are-Chislehurst (S.E.R.) 1 mile; Eltham 3 miles. and Sidcup(North Kent Loop) 3 miles. The parish church, dedicated to St. Nicholas, is builtof flint with a shingled spire, and the parish register dates as far back as 1558.The living is a rectory and in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester. The churchof the Annunciation at Prickend was opened in 1870 as also the Wesleyanchapel on the Common. There is an Orphanage (St. Michael's) which hasaccommodation for 40 boys. A Roman Catholic Church, dedicated 'to St. Mary,is situate in Crown lane. The Governess's Benevolent Institution, situate on theright of the road leading from the Church to Pauls Cray Common, is a lor.gneat building, with Secretary's house in centre; the foundation stone was laidon the 4th of March, 1871, and the building was opened for occupation in th~early part of 1872. Camden House is at present the seat of the Empress Eugenie.The Magistrates hold their sittings every third Monday in the month in abuilding recently erected at the top of Chislehurst hill; it is also used as a policestation.POST, MONEY ORDER, & TELEGRAPH

OFFICE.Mrs. Sarah Eliza Whomes, postmistressDeliveries at 7.30 a.m. and 1.10and G.20p.m.

Dispatches at 9.5 a.m. and l.b, 3.50, and9.0 p.m.Cross post 7.5 p m. Sundays delivery7.30a.m, dispatch at 6.20 p.m.

Money Orders are granted and paid from9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 9 !L.m.to R p.m.

PRICKEND DISTRICT RECEIVING OFFICE, atMr. Marsh's, baker, cleared at 8 a.m. and12.45, 3.30, and 8.30 p.m. Sundays 5 p.m,

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PLACES OF WORSHIP.S. Nicholas Oh...Common, Rev. F. H. Murray.Church of tM Annunciafion •••Prickend, Rev.

H. L. RussellChrist Ohurch.•.Camden Park, Rev. W.

F:leming, Vicar.'Wesleyan Ohapel.••Common, Rev. M. Hartley.St. Mary's Oatholic Church ••• Orown Lane,

Rev. 1. Goddard.

SCHOOLS.Nafional •••Chas Edward Eggleton, master i

Mrs. Eggleton, mistressInjiwt ... Miss OwenInfant School, Prickend •••Miss DawsonSt. jJIichael's Orphanage ..•Miss Anderdon,

mistressRector ..•Rev. F. H. Murray, M.A.Curafes •••Revs. J. B. Parker, H. L. Russell,

and S. MoorChurchwardens •••F. H.Janson & T. Charring-

tonGuardians ..•Thomas Bew & G. B. WollastonOverseers••.H. J. Willis and R. MillsParish Clel·k.•.John OhiverslVaywarden .••G. OawstonAssessors and Oollectors of Assessed Taxes.-

A. DuncanOarrier to London •••J ohn Kemp & Son, daily.

INSURANCE AGENTS.Accidental Insurance •••A. C. Pugh'Caledonian Fire and Life .••D. J. Chattel!.Oounty Fil'e and Provident Life ... S. H. WrightEnglish and Scotti.~h..•William AllanGuardian Fire and Life ... W. BrettImperial Fire and Life .••Jos. BeaumontLiverpool and London and Globe••.H.J. WillisNorwich Union Fil'e and Life ..G. GreengrassPl'udential Life ... C. TaylorQueen Fire and Life .••A. Wheeler

BENEFIT SOCIETIES.Ancient Order Of Fonsters (S.L.D.), Court

Lord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Tiger'sHead. Meeting nights, every alternateTuesday. Secretary, Charles E. Eggleton,National Schools. (Est. 18U3)

Ancient Order of SMphe1'ds (S.D.) SanctuaryLord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Tiger'sHead. Meeting night, the first Monday inevery month. Scribe, ..w. Wood, Prickend(Est ]871.) .

Ohislehurst United Benefit Sociefy, Established1833. Secretary, H. J. Willis.

Hem'fs of Oak Medical Agenc!l..•H. Simpson,Chislehurst, W., agent

:Private Residents.Her Imperial Majesty the Empress

Eugenie, Camden houseAllen Mr., Church rowAnderdon Mrs, Church rowAsser S. B. C. esq., Kemnal

Banks Williaml esq. old Manor house

Baker Mr. John, 1Florence villas*Barrett Mrs. Mary, 6 Lower CamdenBaskcomb Geo Henry, esg.Bayles Mr. Wm. John, Red hillBear Thos. esq. The Oak, Manor parkBeck Morris esq, Common*Bell Peter, esq. Elmstead houseBew Mr. Thomas, Frogpool*B1ain T.G. GlenDruid,LowerCamdenBlunt E. J. esq., 1Summerhill villasBowen J as. H. esq. LewestonBradford, A., esq., Elmstead houseBrooks Miss, 2 Governesses InstitutionBruce James esq., Black MountBurgoyne Mrs. Harrison, Braeside,

Lubbock road

Campbell Miss, Church roadCharrington Thomas, esq. Mayfield*Chandler John, esq., Lower CamdenOhapman Chas. Capel esq. Red HillChapman J. esq. PriekendChattell David James, esq., 4 Claren-

don villas ..Chubb George Hayter esq., NewlandsChubb, Misses, Broadoak, CommonChubb, Mrs., Chevender, CommonClarke, George Somers, esq., Walpole

CommonCleaver Mr. J., Church rowCollison J. esq. Owl's NestCollison Mr. John, Church roadConstable Miss, 9, Governesses Institu-

tion

Dance Mrs. A., White house, CommonDaniell, Rd. Per~eval, esq. HeathfieldDanvers Mrs. Marion, The Ferns*Daw George Henry, esq. ElmsteadDenny Capt. Henry, Red hillDrake Mrs. F., 5 Florence villasDrevarG.A. esq. Fernwood, Camden pkDrew Charles, esq. Sydney villaDring MiEs, 12 Governesses InstitutionDruitt Mrs., Huntley, CommonDuncan Andrew, esq., Holbrook

Edmed Mr. James, 2 Albert villasEdlmann Frederick J. esq. HawkwoodEdwards Miss, 7 Governess's Benevo-.

lent InstitutionEdwards Owen, esq., Camden wood

Farmer Wm. esq., SummerhillFleming Bv. W., Lubbock road

88 GBISLEHURST PRIVATE· RESIDENTS.

*Fodor Madame The Cottage, LowerCamden

Freese Frederick William, esq., Granitelodge, Camden park

Gale Miss, Queen's villas, PrickendGamble, Mr. A., High streetGarIe Mrs., Brooklyn, Lubbock roadGiles Mrs. Rose cottage, CommonGoddard Rev. IsaacGodsmark T. F. Camnen villa.Gower E. esq. OakleighGrenside, Henry Nicholos esg., Rectory

PlaceGunyon Thomas, esq. Crown cottage

Hampshire Mr. J. J., Red hillHards Miss, 8 Governess's Benevolent

Institution .HarrISon Mrs. F. Burgoyne, Braeside,

Lubbock roadHartley, Rev. Marshall, The ManseHarvey Wm. esq., 8 Florence villasHayden Mrs. Church rowHead, Mr. Richard, Church rowHiscock Mr., CommonHoward John. esq. Fair OaksHoward Mrs .• 4 Florence villasHugill John esq .. Rosedale, Lubbock rd*Humphry C. H., esq. Lower CamdenHumphrey J. esq., Hornbrook house

Jackson Arthur esq., Hatton House,Lubbock road

Jackson Miss, 6 Governess'sBenevolentInstitution

Janson Frederick H. esq. Oak bank,Lubbock road

Janson Mrs. J., Raggleswode, Lubbockroad

Jeffery Mrs., PrickendJenner E. esq., CommonJohnston Francis John, esq. Lamas,

Lubbock roadKerr J. esq. Dickenson's farm, Perry

street

Lamb Henry esq., Common*Laurie W. C. esq., Lower CamdenLennox, Lord Henry G., M.P.Lowe Mr. Charles, PrickendLockett Miss, lady superintendent

Governesses Institution

Macduff J. R. esq., D.D., RavensbrookLubb,ock road .

Mackenzie T., esq., Norman cottageMackrill Miss, CommonMahony J. S. esq., Manor lodgeMarks Thos. esq., CommonMartm James, esq.Matthews Bertie Pardo, esq. CommonMcMorland Edward, esq. RavenshillMedley, Geo. Webb, esq .. Oakwood

Camden woodMercer Mrs. CommonMercer John esq., CommonMeurisse Miss M. Rectory placeMichell Henry esq., Church roadMickley Mrs., Common*Migeod Louis Frederick, esq., Helena

Villa, Lower CamdenMiller Geo. esq. Bockleton, CommonMitchell A. esq.Walden rd. Camden wdMitchell, T. A. eS4., Elmstead lodgeMonro Misses, Lubbock road:Moor Hev. G., Red hillMorphett, Mr. Geo. Everard, B.A., 7

Florence villasMurray Rev. Francis Henry, M.A.Murton Walter, esq., Meadowcroft,

Common

Nevill Henry C. esq., Scadbury villasNewman Ed ward esq., Chislehurst hillNorton Miss, 1Governesses InstitutionNussey The Misses, Common

Oakley C. esq., Cromlix, Lubbock roadOakley Miss, Deo Dams, CommonOldham Mr. John, 2 Florence villas

*Palmer William, esq. Elmstead CourtParker, Rev. J. B., M.A,Parr Rev. Chas., CommonPascalI Mr. Geo. Red hillPascall Amos, 2 Albion villas, Red hillPaterson Noel H., eS1. Church roadPaterson Miss, LeesonsPerry Wm. esq., ThorndalePillans James, esq. Cadlands, Perry st.Plowden Charles, esq. The CottagePlummer John T., Oak lodgePowell. F. esq., Summerhill villasPowell Thomas, esq. Heather bank

Rae J. esq., LL.D., F.S.A., &c., Two ElmsRhodes Miss RedhillRichards J. R. esq. CommonRicketts Ernest Bengough esq., The

GrangeRobertson John C., esq., 5 Bed hill

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OliISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 89Russell W. Campbell, esq. FurzefieldRussell Rev. H. Lloyd, Red hill house

*Savage C. W. esq. Lower CamdenScrimgeour T. S. esq., 3 Clarendon vil,Shackelton FrancIs, esq. PrickendShadbolt G. esq., Beechcroft, Lubbock

roadSilver H. A. esq., Hillside, Lubbock rdSmith Clarence, Church rowSmith Mrs. Sarah Summerhill houseSmith Miss E., 5 Governess's Benevo-

lent InstitutionStevens Mrs., 3 GovernessesInstitutionStow, B. T. esq., CommonStrode Nathaniel W. J. esq., Cranmore

lodge, ElmsteadSydney Right Hon. Earl, Frognal

Townend Arthur, esq.Chepstead houseTownend Thomas, esq. CommonTylor Wm. H. esg. Camden wood

Upward, Geo. esq., Sydney.villas

Vanner James Engelbert, esq. Camdenwood

Vanner William, esq. Camden woodVaughan W. esq.,The Brook, Lubbock

roadVine Mrs. Dorinda, Victoria villa, Red

hillWad", G. H. esq., surgeonWalden Rt. Hon. Viscount, Camden pkWallace Miss, 4 Governess's Benevo-

lent InstitutionWallroth Mrs., WoodclyffeWatt Thomas Rossiter, esq.The Briars'Webster John esq. Woodlands, COUl.*Wight Rev. Wm., M.A., The Arabs

Tent, Lower CamdenWilliams William, esq. PenrhostWilkinson C. esq. MarlingstWilkinson l\Iiss S. MarlingsWinter W. E., esq.Wollaston Geo. B. esq. Bishop's wellWood Mrs., 11 GovernessesInstitution

Commercial.Adams Mrs. Ann, cowkeeper, CommonAdams Samuel, land steward, Camden

EstateAllfrey and Wade, surgeons, Ivy lodgeAllan William, baker, Priekend

Arnaud J. G., bailiff,Oak Bank lodge

Ball B., boot and shoe maker, PriekendBarham William, baker, High streetBarnes Matthew, blacksmith, Perry st.Beaumont J. B., family chemist and

druggist, 1High streetBew Thos, farmer, Frogpool, Perry st.Blackney James,.whitesmith, CommonBlackney M. and Son, blacksmiths,

PrickendBound Geo.• fa,milybutcher, PrickendBrett & Sons, plumbers, painters, &c.,

CommonBrigden William, corn miller, Prick end

Cheeseman, W., greengrocer andfruiterer. Queen's Head place

Clement John. Imperial ArmsChurcher Thos., bootmaker, White

Horse hillChatteIl, David James, auctioneer and

estate agent, and at 29a, Lincoln'sInn }'ields, London, W.

Cooper Jas, & Co. drapers, hosiers, &c'/High street

Cooper Alfred. stationer and fancyrepository, High street

Crouch John, shopkeeper, Perry streetCrouch J. jun. contractor, Perry streetCrouch Thos.wood dealer, Chapel laneCrowhurst George,butcher, High streetCutler J. grocer &tobacconist Prickend

Dean Daniel, rustic chair and laddermaker, Red hill

DonmaIl Roht. carpenter &; undertake1Common

Eggleton Chas. E., National school-master

Elliott Jno, chimney sweeper, PriekendEvans, John, wood dealer, Perry street

*Field G. fly proprietor, Bickley Arms,near railway station

Field J. H., painter &; glazier, CommonFlegg Geo. Frederick, saddle and

harness maker, Prick end

Gayleard A. T. Scadbury farm, steward.to Earl Sydney ,

GIyde Mrs. laundress, Common

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Greengrass G., upholstererGriffith Ed. professor of music, Rectory

placeHaisman & Andrews,builders & under-

takers, CommonHampshire Jas. J., builder, 9 Red hill

villasHarland R. brickmaker, Camden brick

fieldsHarris Henry, New Crown Inn, Com-

monHarris W., general dealer, Perry streetHatch T. bricklayer, PrickendHiggs R. farmer, Red hill farmHoggins Mrs. Marland house schoolHolloway W., coach builder, White

Horse hillHooper Wm., greengrocer, Mill placeInns David, plumber, painter, decorator

&c.,Prickend .James Henry C. bootmaker, PrickendJames Ed. beerretailer, Rambler's Rest,

Mill placeJull William J., smith and farrier

Sydney place, and at Foots CrayKelly J., shopkeeper, Mill placeKemp J. and Son, carriers High streetLeggatt J. D., stationer, &c.-PrickendLibby Thomas, bootmaker, Mill placeLine Moses, grocer, draper, and out-

fitter, PrickendMarsden Fredk. Marmaduke, boot and

shoemaker, High street; A. Holgate,manager

Marsh Charles, boot & shoe makerMarsh H., baker, Post Office, PrickendMatthews Bertie P. surgeon, High st.Mercer James, Gordon ArmsMewburn Mrs., dressmaker, Queen's

Head placeMitchell T. fly proprietor, Commonand1iger's Head

Moody Fred., Queen's Head, PrickendMortby Miss Jane, confectioner, High

streetMorphett George Everard, B.A., tutor,

9 Florence villasNicolls James, seedsman and llorist

Otway John, builder, Prickend

.Pain Mrs. laundress, White Horse hill

Pantlin White Horse Inn, WhiteHorse hill .

Pascall Brothers, brick & tile makers,Red hill

Peckham George, butcher, Mill placePugh Alfred C. coal and corn merchant,

Red hili, and at Railway stationRowe Alfred, bootmakerSeagust Richard, fishmonger, poulterer

and fruiterer, High streetSibley J., saddler & harness maker,

9 Royal ParadeSharp F., builder, PrickendSmith W. J. milliner, High streetSparks Aylett, grocer, Chapel laneSperring Alfred grocer, &c.,Mill PlaceSperring Henry, plumber and gas fit-

ter, Chislehurst hillTapsell H., wheelwright, &c.Tapsell Richard, cowkeeper, PrickendTaylor C., photographer and picture

frame maker, hairdresser, &c.Taylor Mrs., laundressTeasdale F. vermin destroyer, Mill pI.Tester Matthew, greengrocer, Paul's

Cray commonTilling George, fly proprietor, Railway

station, and at WidmoreTompkins F. Sydney .Arms, Perry streetTwitchen J., dairyman, CommonTytheridge J., bricklayer, Fox and

Hounds, PrickendWain Henry, Bulfs Head, High streetWalton, L. & Co., carman & contractorWheeler & Lodge, grocers, and wine

and spirit merchants, High street,Whomes Mrs. Sarah E. Postal

Telegraph Office, Savings' Bank,Life Assurance, &c.

Williams Edward, writerWillis H. J., tailor and habit maker,

High streetWillis William, grocer and provision

merchant, Sydney placeWilson W. miller and corndealer,

PrickendWing Lewis, pharmaceutical chemist,

PrickendWood Baruch, wood dealer, Red hillWood Francis, builder, contractor, and

undertaker, PrickendWright S. H., auctioneer, upholsterer,

and cabinetmaker, High street, audat Sidcup

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CHISLERURST ADVERTISEMENTS. . 91'

JI1~ pAVrn !. PHATTELL,

WJ;lO has lived at Chislehurst for many years, and hasacquired an intimate knowledge of the value of Propertyin the neighbourhood} offers exceptional facilities to Ownersor Occupiers having for disposal Residences} Lands} &c.,at

CHISLEHURST, BICKLEY, BROMLEY.'and the surrounding Localities} which will be personallyinspected, free of charge} and receive his best attention}together with all the publicity and advantages afforded byhis

CENTRAL LONDON OFFIC~S;

long recognised as one of the best· mediums for the transfer'of Properties in thes~ Districts.

29a, Corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C., andCHISLEHURST, KENT.

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BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER,~H~~~~R~ftiT~ ~~H'I.

Greenhouses and Conservatories completely fitted on the newest principles

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~DING AND D~VING WHIPS, KNEE RUGS,LEATHERS, 'BRUSHES, &0.

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WILLIAM CHEESMAN,&lr~£n!lrll~£rand It~ttit~r~r,

@imIngjtb~lml]Jm~1f, \/W~~u.ALL 0 R DE R S PUN C T U ALL Y AT TEN D EDT O.

"BICKLEY ARMS,"rEAR THE FHISLEHURST PTATION.

~Inat ttnh ~utn ~ttrrhtgtat ~ng ~adat ttnh ion!!~ arriagta on Jitt.

Flys in attendance on the arrivals of all Trains.

JJ7 J1.I.. "WI L SON,Jttmi1~ cittilI£lt, ~ll~n ~£aI4~, & ~£~dsman,

~ma~mmaln~n:a~~~ ~m~~~G~NUINE COUNTRY HOUSEHOLD FLOUR.

, N.B.-HAY, STRAW, AND CLOVER.

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ESTABLISHED 1844.

By Special Appointment to H. 1M. the late Emperor Napoleon IlL, andH.I.H. the Prince Imperial.

SADDLE~~AND

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9, ROYAlj P.ARADE, CHISLEHU'RST,

J\, htrg~ azgortm~nt of mmhip-z, ~p-urg, @itg, @ruzh~z, an1). ,

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M dHISLEHtJRST AbvERTISEMENTS,

B. B ALL,lom4-nnt!t~ ~oot and ~ho4 ~ann~aqtttr41tt

C)IISL~IIU:nS'Jr, ''flEST.--(0)--

Ladies', Gentleme11's, go Children's Dl'ess Boots in all the neweststyles.

REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

TQ lit !TOm m L L~~Dh ~laster anh Jibtr)1 £)tablt 1[ttptr,

CHURCH ROW,(Neal' the Post Office).

TIGER'S HEAD

CHISLEH;URST., KENT.

Pony Carriages, Broughams, Clarences, and open Carriages.

M. A. W ILL IS&' SON,

@aitllf5 and Ijahit ~ahtlt5,<B~2~~m~1JJm~~~ ~m~~,

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JJ~LL9FURNISHING IRONMONGER,

Farrier, General Srnith, Bath and Gas Fitter,Range Maker, Bell Hanger, ere.,

THE CHISLEHURST IRON WORKSSidney :Place, Chislehurst, and at Foots Cray.

~l.~~Park Fencing of every description made to order. Copper Goods repaired

and re·1ined. Kitcheners and Lawn Mowers supplied and repaired.

All Kinds of Stable and Garden requisites kept in stock.

~arf;itf;i~ hllh au fht 111a$fttp'prahth prindplts.GOOD .A.CCOl\.1l\fOD.A.TIONFOR SINGEING HORSES.

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FAMDEN fIILL, FHISLEHUF\.ST,K :E N T.

PI'ime Pickled Tongues. Ox Tails.Dab·y Fed POl'k.

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FIIIJI~ ITC~Admirers who are Purchasers of Ferns are solicited to visit

ROBERT 81M'S NURSERY,Where the Fern cultivation extends over an acre of ground,erections inclusive. Several acres of land are stocked with a

(@j.enentI @.oIlution .of11~i1~~~ ~H:~i}jBg~ &- ~~ll!N~~~

Including many rare or little known kinds.

NURSERY:

SIDCUP HILL, FOOTS CRAY, KENT.

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~AEm~9 mT~09Opposite the" Bull's Head" Inn,

Chis1el:l. "U.rs1i1 ~en.1i.

Home-made and Fancy B1'ecld and Biscuits. Sponge, Pound, andLuncheon Cakes made to 01·der.

Dil."10 INNS,PLUMBER, PAINTER) GLAZIER,

~aF.er ~angert Witrihrt Q9rain.ertZINC WORKER, BELL HANGER & GAS FIT~ER.

CHISLEHURST, WEST.

CHISLEHURST ADVERTISEMENTS. 97

ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTUR~

PLUMBERS, GAS ENGINEERS,BELL HANGEItS~

Builders & House Decorators,r EAR THE fOYAL fA:f\ADE,

CHISLEHURST,AND AT

ST. :NCARY eRA.. Y .

Bath Rooms and Conservatoriesfitted with Hot Water.

Qiin£l <Enginttr£l to' tht Qtrn12z Qi)az Qt£tmpnn12.

Esthnat(~s ghren fOD' Gel~eral Repairs.

E. STRONG ~ SONS~

:tJrinters, ~tatiDntrS & ~DDkhinhtrs,14,MARKET SQUARE, --

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CUDHAM.

Isa large parish situated 7t miles from Bromley, 7 from Seven oaks, and3t from Farnborough; in the Western Division of the county, hundred ofRuxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church is dedicated to SS. Peter andPaul, and is built of brick and flint with steeple in the centre. In the churchyardare two very old yew trees. The living is a vicarage in the gift of the Lord Chan-cellor. The population at the last census (1871) was 1,268, being an increaseof 281 over that of 1861. The nearest railway stations are Orpington 3l miles,and Chelsfield 3f miles.

POST OFFICE.Richard Yeates, postmaster

Letters arrive by foot post from Ohislehurstat 9.30 a.m.; dispatched at 4.0 p.m. Thenearest money order office is at Down.Letters should be addressed "Oudham,Ohislehurst, Kent," with the exception ofthose marked * which must be addressed"Oudham, Westerham, Kent," and thosemarked t "Beckenham, Kent."

Vicar .•.Rev. H. Leftwick.Curate ••Rev.- Boys.Parish Olerk.•.Richard YeatesOhurclw:ardens .••Wm. Alwen & W. YeatesOversee,·s..•Richd. 'Wheatley & Wm. AlwenGUa1'dian.••James PatchingJVaywa1·den... William YatesNational &hool ••.George Mitchell, masterOarrier to London ... Mrs. Jackson, Monday,

Wednesday. and Friday, returning Tues-day, Thursday. and Saturday.

Private Residents.Amos William, esq. Cudham hallChristy Albert esq., Aperfield CourtChr~sty Alfred esq. 1.. Buckhurst HallChrIsty George esq.Dobbie Mr. James, Leaves greenFox Thomas esq.Smith Fred. Sam. Chas. esq., Ashmore

house

Commercial.Alwen William, farmer, Biggin hillAlwen George, farmerBarden W. J. farmer, Goddard's farmBlake Wm, shopkeeper, Blacle lIorse,

Biggin hillBlake Wm. jun., brickmakerBurkin J., fruit grower, Jail laneBurkin W., fruit grower, Jail lane*Burkin H. jun., fruit grower, Old

HarrowChitty Richard, farmer, Skid hill farmClarke Mrs, fruit grower, Park cottageCollins Henry, wheelwrightCollins Daniel, farmer, Burys farmComfort George, Fox and Hounds,

South street

Coultan Charles, farmer, South streetCrane Geol!ge, builder, Single streetDewberry William, farmer and fruit

growerDrew J., fruit grower, Cherry lodge,

Jail laneFairall Abel, nurseryman, Stanhope

nursery, South streetGalloway Thos., grocer, Cudham streetHolland William, blacksmithJackson Richd., fruit grower, Jail laneJackson Mrs. Thomas Horns greenLewis Wm., Old .Jail Inn, Jail laneLongley James, farmer, Gray's farmLucas W., farmer, South street farmMarkham T., fruit grower, Jail laneNicholls A.,miller, Pimlico mill, Biggin

hill, and at DownePackman Geo., farmer, Grubb groundsPackman S., fruit grower, Jail lanePatching James, farmer, Cudham lodgetPringJohn, lime burner, Leaves greenRoberts William, draper and grocer

Cudham streetTipping J., fruit grower, Jail lane ,Tremain John, blacksmithTewse -, farmer, Cudham CourtUridge Mrs, farmer, 'WoodsideWallis Wm. wheelwright & farmerWatson Charles, Blae1esmillt's Anns,

Cudhum Street*Westbrook Thomas, wood broker and

farmer, South street*Westbrook Thomas, farmer, Graat

South street farmtWheatley Richd. farmer, Old house

Leaves greentWillowby- ICing's Head, Leaves gr.Wood George, farmer, Old Harrow

cottageYeates John, farmer, Horns greenYeates Thos., fruit grower, Jail laneYeates William, builder, Cudham street

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DOWNE.

THIS parish is very pleasantly situate about 6 miles from Bromley, 16 fromLondon and 2 from Farnborough, it is in the Western Division of th~

county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, whichis dedicated to St. Mary the Virgin, is a neat building in the Gothic style ofarchitecture, and was restored in 1872 at a cost of £1,500, a handsome stainedglass east window, consisting of three lights, by D. Bell of London, wasadded in 1874. The Church contains various sepulchral memorials'of the Petlees, lords of the manor, from Edward III. to Hen. VIII.,whose once sumptuous mansion has been pulled down and a modernresidence erected. In the churchyard is a yew tree computed to be 700 yearsold. The parish register dates as far back a~ 1538. The living is a vicarage inthe gift of the Rev. J. Brodie Innes, M.A., of Milton Brodie. The Rev. George,Sketchley Ffinden, M.A., domestic chaplain to Lord Carington, i&vicar. There is'a good organ recently erected, and an endowed national school. The nearestrailway stations are Orpington (S.E.R.), 3 miles; Bromley (L. C. & D.) 6 miles.The population at the last census (1871) was 523 being an increase of 30, onthat of 1861.

POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE.Wel1ver Willil1m, Postmaster.

Letters arrive from Beckenhl1m via Hl1yesI1t8.45 I1nd 11.5 l1.m; despl1tched I1t 2.0I1nd G.O. p.m. Letters should be addressed

Downe, Beckenham, Kent."

Vicar .•.Rev. George Sketchley Ffinden, M.A.'Oliurchwardens ..•H. Osborne I1nd W. NashParish Olerk-J ohn PalmerOverseers.•.R. Gates I1nd Alfred J. OsborneTVaywarden•.•G. SnowNational .Mixed School... , master.

1nfl1nts... l\Irs. Hl1nnl1h LaslettOarrier to London-George Snow, Thursday,

211.m. returning Sl1meevening from Nag'sHel1d, Borough --Private Residents.

Darwin F. esq., Downe LodgeDarwin Charles esq., J.P., Downe houseDesborough Mrs., Laurel groveFfinden, Rev. G. S. :M.A. The VicarageForrest Geo.~Ed. esq, The GorringesHarris C. esq., Orange courtLovegrove Charles, esq. Petley houseLubbock Sir John, Bart. J.P., M.P., High

ElmsMaule C. W. esq., LuxtedNash Wallis esq."The RookeryOsborne Mr. HenryPhillips Mrs. Dorset cottagesSales Mr. W., West Hill cottagesSales Mr. S., West Hill CottagesSmith Mrs., Laurel groveSmith Mrs., Downe CourtSnow Mr. J. A., Dorset villaTeesdale J. M. esq. DowDe hallWedgewood Miss, Tramel' lodge

Commercial.Baker David, tailor, Rose cottageBaker Frederick, watchmaker, Rose

cottageCannings H., fishmongerCato Charles, farmer, High Elms farmGates Robert, farmer North endHarris Charles, farmer, Orange courtJessup James. Petley's farmJessup Geo., Cuckoo lodge farmLaslett Isaac, builderLewis E., carpenterLewis J. carpenterLicence George, bakerMartin Alfred, bootmakerNicholls Alfred, baker and millerOsborne Alfred James, butcherOxenham C., farmer, Luxted farmPinker Jesse, boot and shoe makerParslow Joseph, Home cottagePearson C., private school, teacher of

music, &c.Pearson Mrs., draperReeves W. blacksmith & fly proprietorSales Albert, Queens Head, grocerSawyer Isaac, carman, Mill cottageSawyer Mrs. G. frniterer, Lower hookSawyer Mrs. W. herbalist, Farthing st.Snow George, farmer & coal merchJ.ntStanger P. J., grocer & draper and at

St. Mary Cray .Town Dan, carpenter and undertakerWeaver William, George Inn, grocerWhitehead Ambrose, carman, &c.Whitehead John, wood dea.ler

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FARNBOROUGH ..

Is a parish on the High road from London to Sevenoaks, 4; miles from. Bromley j 14 from London j 3 from St. Mary Cray. It is in the WesternDivision of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. Theparish church is a very ancient structure, built of brick and flint, and was rebuiltin 1639 it is dedicated to St. Giles the Abbot. The living is a chapelryannexed

• to the rectory of Chelsfield, and in the gift of All Soul's College, Oxford. Thereis a mission-roomat Green street green. The village schoolis now under a l;choolboard. The Bromley union workhouse is also at Locksbottom. The popula-tion at the last census (1871) was 1,086, being 131 over that of 1861. Thenearest railway stations are, Orpington (S.E.R.) 1 mile, and Bromley (L. C. &D. R.) 4: miles. Letters for Green-street-green should be addressed "ByOrpington."

POST & TELEGRAPH OFFICE.Robert Fenn, Postmaster. •

Letters arrive from Beckenham via Hayesat 8.15 and 10.30 a.m. despatched at 2.40and 6.35p.m. Sundays at 10.10 a.m. Th'lnearest money order office is at Down.Letters for GreE'n-street-Green should beaddressed" by Orpington."

W .ALL Box at Locksbottom, cleared at 3.0,6.50. Sunday at :0.25.

Rtctor ••.Rev. Folliott Baugh, M.A.Curate .••Rev G. Hingston. M.A.Churchwardt1M•••C. B. Vickers and T. GilesTimes of Services-May Ist to Sept. 30th, 1)

a.m. and 6.:30p.m. Oct. 1st to April 30th,11a.m. and 3.:30p.m. Advent and Lentservices on Wednesdays at 7 p.m

Ovel'sters.•.W. Clarke and 1. LaslettParish Clerk .••Edwin Gearing"School Board" School, Village ...Mr. T. W.

Casselden, master. Mrs.Casselden,mistressSchool, Green-street-green.Carrier to London .. :Wm. Hemphrey

Atlas Fire and Life •••George GilesLiverpool and London and Globe Firt and Lift

..•Augustine GilesRoyal ExcJlan[Jt } E 1.1orr·Railway Passengers . ISOn.

Ancient Ordt!· oj Fo,·e.lttl's. (L.U.D.) CourtLOI'd Farnborou[Jh, No. 4312; held at theNew Inn. Meeting nights. second andfourth Tuesday in the month. Se0retary,J. Townsend. Est. I86i3,

Ancient Order oj Shepherds (S.D.) SanctuaryLord Farnbol·oulJh. No. 4:112; held ttt thoNew Inn. Meeting night. every fourthWednesday. Scribe, H. T. Rumsby. Ea-ta.blished 1867.

Private Residents.Balliard Mr. Isaac, Beulah villasCurtis, Frank Allan esq., K.M.L.,F.r.A.,

The lodgeDowse W. T. esq. Farnborough hallDives esq., Orpington road, Green-

street-Green

Fox, John Woodhams esq., Oak house,Green-street-green

Fox Thomas S. esq.Green-street-greenGiles Mr. A., 'Velsis, Greeen-stret-

GreenGiles Mr. G.,The Poplars Green-street-

GreenHaynes, Thomas esq., Chelsfield hallHingston Rev. GeorgeM.A.WaldobankJackson J. Kains esq., Green-st.-GreenLatter Henry J. esq. The Leys, Locks-

bottomLovibond J. esq. Starts HillMorrison Mr. Ebenezer, Green-street-

GreenPace Mr., The LimesPhillipps Mr. Thos. Green-street-greenPottier Mr. G. M. L., Brook house,Vickers Lieut.-Col., Cuthbert Bain-

bridge, C.B., TubbendenceWilliams J. The Laurels

Commercial.Arrows Robert, beer retailer, Royal

Oak, Green-street-greenAshley William Arthur, grocer and

schoolmaster, LocksbottomBaker D., tailorBotton .Mrs, dressmakerCheal Henry, bakerClarke Wm. fruit grower, LocksbottomClement Mrs.,blacksmith, LocksbottomCurd Mrs., laundressCutbush J., coal mercbant,LocksbottomDavies Rose and C7'own, Green-

street-greenDowse W. T., farmer, Farnboro' Hall,

and Green-street-Green:purling Wm.fruitgrow er, Locksbottom

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Eagleton John, seedsman, &c.Fenn Robert, boot and shoe maker,

Post and Telegraph OfficeFox and Sons. brewers and maltsters

Oak BreweryGearing Edwin, blacksmith and wheel-

wright, Village and Green-st.-GreenGiles Charles, grocer, draper, and fruit

grower.GilesThomas, fruit growerGill George, farmer, Green-street-greenGoodchild John, beer retailer, Tho

TVlJodmanGregory H., fruit grower, LocksbottomGriffin William, farmer & fruit grower,

LocksbottomHammond W. P. builder, undertaker,

&c., Rose cottageHasell Samuel, fellmonger, woolstapler

and rug dresserHatfield William, bakerJackson Charles, shopkeeper, Green-

street-greenJohnson Samuel, fruit, growerLaslett Henry I., builder, &c.Laslett Isaac, brick and tile maker and

builderLeach Mrs. Ann, general shopkeeperLeach Peter, vermin destroyerLedger George, butcher

Lockyer.Mrs. Maria, dressmakerLovibond J., farmer, Starts hill farmMills Henry, brazier and tinmanMussell Henry, general shopkeeper,

Green-street-greenPenfold Henry Nathaniel, beer retailer,

Ooaclt and HorsesPotter B, pimp makerPoupard T. J. saddler & harness maker

Green-street-GreenPoynter George, beer retailer, British

Queen, LocksbottomRain Henry, Queen's Head, Green-

street-greenRinger J., beer retailer, Black Horse,

LocksbottomSessionsJames, grocer and draperSessionsJames & Robt. fruit growersSinclair John J. White Lion, Locksbtm.Springett, J., general dealer, Locks-

bottom . .Staples Allen, fruit growerStow Joseph, fruit growerTile James, hay dealer, &c..Watkins L. W., George InnWeatherley James, New Inn .Westbrook T., fruit grower, Locksbtm.Whitfin Peter, wheelwright, Green-

street-greenWilliams John, fruit grower

FOOTS CRAY.Issituated on the high road from Maidstone to London; it is 5t miles from

Bromley, 12from London, 2t from St. Mary's Cray. It is in the Western Divi-sion of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church,dedicated to All Saints, is a small picturesque structure with shingled spire,supposedto be of great antiquity. The living is a rectory in the gift of the Lord Chan-cellor. The population at the census taken last year was 389 being an increaseof 103 over that of 1861. The nearest railway stations are Sidcup (North KentLoop) U miles, and St. Mary Cray 2t miles. Those marked * are situate onSidcup :aill. .

POST, TELEGRAPH. & MONEY ORDEROFFICE.

Stephen Balls, Postmaster.Letters delivered at 7 & 9.30 a.m. 7.30 p.m.;

despatched at 8.40 and 12.30a.m. 3.10, and8.20 p.m. Money orders are granted andpaid 'from 9 a.m. till 6p.m.

Rector ... Rev Oharles BirchChurclw:m'dens ... T. Keeler & J. G. HepburnOt'erseers.••J.Watson and W. J. Jull.Parish Clerk .••Stephen Balls

National School•••Thomas Ooleborn, master.Mrs Elizabeth Ooleborn, mistrellS

Infant 8chool.•.Miss L. Pearce

Guardian Fire and Lije .... H. J, Olark, coach-builder

Carrier to London ••• Thomas Parker, everyday except Saturday

Independent Order of Oddjellows (St.M.O.D.)Lodge Flower of Kent, No. 4868 j~heldat'theRed Lion Inn. Meeting nights every otherWednesday. Secretary, W. :M:. MorganTreasurer, Stephen Balls. E.s,t, 1861. ,

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Priv:ate >Residents.Astle W. P. esq. 4 Mays villasAubin A., 10 May's villas

Birch Rev. Charles, M.A. , ,*BishopW; J. esq., Sherburn house..*BlakemoreEnoch esq.Ha\Teloc~ho~se

Chapman Miss, T~ysdens , .'Chick Mr. Alfred Young 11Mays villas,Cla.yforth George esq., 2 Mays villas·Cowdery Rev. William ,Cowdry Wm. esq., Kelvedon lodge

Darrell Charles esq., BeechviewDugdale E. esq. 3 Mays villas

Friston -, SpringfieldFulIer~. esq., Watford villa

Hurren Mr. Henry, 1 Mays villa's

Johnstone Mr. Fredk., 5, Mays villas

Keeler Mr. Ed. 'George, 9 Mays villasKinder Richard, esq.

Lane Mark esq., 7 Mays villas .Ludlow MissAgnes, 5 Ursula lodgesLyndon Miss Eliza, 3 Ursula lodges

,Oxer Wm:S. esq., Clovely lodge

Rayden W. esq., 1 Woodlands villasRender John M.P., Foots Cfay place.

Shand Geo. Alex. esg., 12 Mays villas·Shea Charles Edward, esq. The ElmsSouthwell H. J. esq., Sunbury villa

Talbot Robert T. esq:, OakfieldTerrington Miss S.,2 Ursula lodges

Vanzetti Miss E. M., 1 Ursula lodge!!

Walford MissH~4 Ursula lodges,

Commercial.Attrea Eardley, farmer & wood broker

Balls Stephen, stationer, &c.; Postand Telegraph Office

Booker Henry, builder, decorator, &c.Booker Mrs., young ladies schoolBrown John, beer retailer, CatBurgess William, Red Li~n

Clark Miss M. E., dressmakerClark T. and H. J.• coach buildersClark Thomas, tailorColeborn Thomas, National SchoobCorke D. '1'.' grocer, draper, and up-

holsterer ': . .Cowdry the Misses, ladies' schoolDownton Wm., boot and shoe makerFrancis Mrs. B. A.; Foots eray laundryFrancis John, boot and shoemakerHaisman M. builder, contractor, and

undertaker , . .Haisman Moses, Tiger's. Head Inn

(temperance hotel)Haylett Robert, baker and grocer .Hazell, Isaac, smith and farrier' ":Humphry James, builder & undertakerImms William, greengrocerJull William J. ironmonger, smith arid

farrier, and at Chislehurst ;,"

Kelsey Miss A. dressmakerKing J. '1'., birch broom, sieve, and

basket maker

Law & Sons, The Mill .Liles W. P., gardener

Mills Richard, butcher'Morgan William, tobacconistOxley Thos E. saddler &harness makerParker Thomas,' basket maker ,Parker Thomas, carrier' ,Percy, Thomas, boot and shoe,maker*Sim Robert, nurseryman & seedsmanSpooner Abraham, Barley .MowSpooner Miss, dressmaker .Stevens George, grocer & draper and

, at Sidcup ,Streatfield Thomas, greengrocer and

pork butcherSutton John, tin, brass, & zinc worker*Sutton J., market gardener & dairy-

man'. Tossell George, baker & confectionerWeeks Wm., fruiterer and greengrocerWiles Mrs., dressmakerWilson J., Seven StarsWood Alfred William, Bootmaker,

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JJ." 'ID1'~ W II1l A Rl~'''VVA.'T d H,1\I.I:.A. :s.,:m:Fl.,

. BEXLEY HEATH, ,.Attends .on his custo~ers at Foots Gray and Sidcup,

Tuesdays and Saturdays.

H I G H EST REF ERE NeE S G I V E N.

HAYES.THIS parisI,. is situate about two miles from Bromley and, 12 ,from London

The Church, which is dedicated to St. Mary, is early English, built of flintwith oak shingle spire. It was restored in 1862 by Sir George Gilbert Scottarchitect, and a north aisle was added at the same time, the cost of which (£2500)

;,was raised by a grant and subscription. The living is a rectory in the gift ofthe' Archbishop. of Canterbury, and is held, by the Rev. G .. V. Reed, M.A..Hayes Place, near' the Church, the residence of E. Wilson, Esq., formerly a seatof the family, of Scott, was rebuilt by the Earl of Chatham, and was the birth-

i place of his son, the Right Hon. William Pitt. The common is now managedby a board of conservators under the Commons Enclosure Act. The populationat the census of 1871 was 621, being an increase of 23 on that of 1861•. Thenearest railway stations are, Bromley 2 miles, and Beckenham 3t mil~s •.

POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE.Ja.mes Harrod sub-postmaster.

,Letters arrive from Beckenham at 6.5 a.nd8.30 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. despatched at 8.30a..m.• and 4.15 and 8.30. p.m. SundaY8arrive 6.5; despatched at 1 p.m.

Briton'Medical and General Life .•.J. MumfordRector .•.Rev George Varenne Reed, M.A.

·Ohurchwardens .•.••.J.:E. Dudin & T. MorrisGuardian .•.s. H. de Zoete.OversetT's.••J Harrod and 1. HurliltParish Clerl.:•.•Ja.mes Russell

. National &hool (mixed) ..•W. Plant, master;Miss. E. Hill, mistress. . :

Carrier to :London •.•.•. James Russell, daily

, ,~.... ~iv,~te ~~sidents.Angas Jonathan', esq. Common;Bath Mr. ThomasButcher Mrs., Myrtle cottage

: Cecil Lord,Sackville, The OasthouseChapman Mr, Glebe View cottageClarson W. esq., Hayes Place FarmDalwoodH. esq. .Devas C. F. esq., Pickhurst house '

De Zoete S1.' Hermann; esq:Pi~lihur8tMead

Dudin John Boswell, esq., The GroveEllis Mrs. StephenFoster esq. Hayes nestHarrod Mr. John, Baston cottagesHarrod Mr. Wm ..Hunt Mr. F.Kettle Mrs., CommonLanfear Mr. John, Baston cottagesMann Hor!1ce, esq. Grove cO,ttageMcLennan Mrs. . -': . ,Morris Thomas"esq. M.D., CommonMorris Mr. ~., Five Elm cottageNorman F. H., esq:, Common

.Norman Henry J. esq., Gadsden

.Peill John R. esq., LongcroftReed Rev. G. V., M.A., RectorySussell Mrs. HughSmith Austen H., esq. Hayes CourtStaples Mr. ThomasThompson Miss

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Torrens Capt. A., Baston houseWest Mr. C.; Baston cottagesWhitmore Mrs. William, CommonWilson Edward esq., Hayes place

Commercial.Barwell J., farmer, PickhurstBayles F., grocer, cheesemonger, &c.Borer James, butcher, and at KestonBoxall Noah, wine merchant and re-

freshment house, The SunCovell J. G., farmer, Pickhurst farmDawes Mrs. Mary, fancy repositoryFossey M. boot and shoe makerGreengrass H. butcherHarding Geo.bailiff Hayes Street fmmHarrod Jas. grocer, cheesemonger, &

butcher, Post Office &' Savin,q's Bank

Hurst Israel, George &' DragonJohnson James, poultererLangridge G., veterinary surgeonLedger Thos. Wm. builder &undertakerMartin George, boot maker, CommonMumford John, land surveyorPearce John, market gardenerPearce Thomas, florist and seedsmanPoynter Frederick blacksmithRobjant George, well sinker, &c.Russell J as., stationer and boot makerSpraggs John, Common rangerStacey Richard, vermin destroyerTurner Geo. T., bailiff, Hayes PlaceWeatherley G., beer retailer, .Alma

Aml!Whitby James, bake~

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KESTON.

Issituated in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe ofSutton-at-Hone. It is situated on the high road from London to Westerham,

about 14 miles from London, 3 miles from Bromley, and 4 from Beckenham.The church, the name of which is not known, is an ancient one and situatesome distance from the village on the Westmham road. There are both Wes.leyan and Baptist Chapels here. The population is 717, being an increase of 29since the census of 1861. The nearest railway stations are Bromley (L. C. &D.)3 miles, and Orpington (S. E. R.) 3 miles.

POST OFFICE.Miss Mary Griffin, receiver

Letters ~ar~ivefrom Beckcnham via Hayes7.0 & 9.20 a.m., Sundays 7 a.m., des-patched 'at 8.0 a.m. 3.35 and 7.25 p.m.Sunday, despatched at 11.0 a.m. Thenearest money order office is at IIayos.

WALL Box near the Mark, cleared at 3.15,and Vi p.m. Sundays 10.40.

Letters should be addressed "Keston, Bee-kenhaw, Kent."

Rector •••Rev J. ThompsonOhurchwarden.~ ... S. S. Fox and M. J. PowellOverseel's .•. L. Olive and J. BorerPar'isli Glerk ... Robert WoodGuardian ..•Richard TaylorlVaywarden •••John W. BuckleRoyal Exchange Fi1'e ..• Thomas C. HaslettConveyance •.•W. Lownds' omnibus to and

from Bromley station several times dailyCarrier to London .••James Russell, dailyIndependent 01'de1' of Oddfellows (M.U.) Lodge

Star of Keston; held at the Red Cross Inn,Secretary, Oharles West. Est.186S

KESTON DIRECTORY. 105Private Residents.

Alexander Robt. esq. C.B., HolwoodBarnes Mrs. Grove cottageBonham-Carter Mrs., RavensbourneBrodhurst Bernard, esq.M.D. Holly daleCole Mr. Park cottageCrowther A. H. esq.,Holly lodgeDaviss E. esq., Stonehouse hallDudin James W. esq. WoodsideEdwa rds William W. esq. Fern lodgeEllis Mrs., near the millFoord Mr. Robert, Mark cottageFox Stephen S. esq.Fox groveGoodman Mr., The LimesHarding Mr. Thomas, 2, Keston VillaJones Mr. B, 1Heathfield villa~Jones Mrs. Leonard placeHolland Wilmot, esq. HeathfieldIngram Mr. W. 4 Leonard's placeJones Mr. Mark cottageLegge Lady Caroline, Forest lodge~ewsom Richard Bowden esq. Ray-

mond villaOnslowMrs. Mozart lodge, Fox hillPangbourne Mrs. Leonard placePeck J. esq..Ravensbourne cottagePowell Meredith J. Esq. The PoplarsThompson Rev. Joseph, RectoryWhiffen Mrs., 2 Keston villaWilliams Mrs., Fox hillWright, Mr. George

Commercial.Borer James, butcher, and at HayesBorer Levi, builder, &c.Bowyer Samuel, plumber, grainer, &c.Buwyer Solomon,boot and shoe maker

Bowyer Mrs. Anne, grocer, Post Office'receiving house

Bryant John, market gardenerBuckle John W. farmer, Holwood farm,

Agent for Lawes' Artificial manureChapman Misses Amy, Marie, and

Elizabeth, boarding and day schoolCheel Amos A., carpenterCrisp Edward. blacksmithCrowther A. H., solicitor, Holly lodgeDuck Mrs. Fox InnDunmall William, beer retailerEdwards W. W. surgeon, Fern lodgeEllis William Comber, millerFaires Alfred, boot and shoe maker,

Sheep Wash cottageGay Nicholas, bakerGreen Mrs., laundress, near the Red

CrossHarris Mrs., plumber, painter, &c.Haslett Thomas C,.grocer and draperHaslett W. H. engmeer and machinistHills John, carpenterLeach James, carpenterO1byMiss, dressmaker, Keston villaOlive Luther, miller and bakerPoynter,.Fredk. blacksmithPring John, lime burnerPress Mrs., midwife, 2 Heathfield viLPurdy William, wheelwrightRussell Frederick, shopkeeper & beer

retailerRussell James, carrier and grocerSawyer W. pork butcherSmith Miss,dressmaker, Woodside cot.Standing J., Crown, Leaves greenTaylor Richard, farmer, Keston courtWelch Alfred, Bed Cross InnWood Robert, parish clerk

LUTHER OLIVE,1\I.[~11er an.d. :B'a~er,

Wind and Steam Mills, KEST ON, KENT.

Pure Home-made Bread, Whites for Pastry, Hay, Corn, Straw,Split Beans, Oatmeal, Sootoh Oatmeal, Dog Bisouits.

Oats crushed by the Quarter.<!llmilies maHeh on hailU' @)rhers h!,! ~o~t punduaU)l aUen))e)) to.

Bromley, Bickley, Farnborough, Keston, and the neighbourhood,. supplied daily.

KNotKHO~T-.~I-'S a. village situate about 9t miles from' Bromley,' 19t·from London, 5 from: Seven oaks, in the Western Divi~i?n of. the county, .lathe of ~utton.at-Hone.,The church is a very old one. The hVlIlg IS a rectory m t~e gIft of. the Arch~bishop of Canterbury. There are three, chapels, one belongmg to the Wesleyan,one to the Bible Christians, and one Calvinist. The population, according tothe census of 1871 is 673, being 56 more than in 1861. The nearest railwaystations are Dunton Green and 'Chelsfield (S.E.R.) 4:miles; it is also contemplated',that a new station (S.E.R.) situate about 2t miles from' 'Knockho1t; will be'opened early in the spring.' , ,

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PO!t OjJice •••••• William Forge, postmaster.Letters arrive from Sevenoaks at 8 a.m.,Bnd 1.30 p.m., despatched at 6.15 p.m.The nearest money order office is at Down.Letters should be addressed ••Knockholt,Sevenoaks.",

Rector •••Rev Joseph HallChurehwardenl .••H. Turner & Geo. SedgwickOt'erseer' .••Richd. Jones and Wm. ConstableParish .Clerk •••Charles Staples ,'National SChool •••••• Henry Withers, master;

?lIrs Withers, mistressCarrier to London..•William Hemphrey, on

Monday and Thursday, returning on Tues-day and Friday

Ancient 01'Ckr of Forester! (L.U.D.) CourtHarrow, No. 4269; held at Three HorseShoes. Meeting night, second Tuesday inthe month. Secretary, H. Withers, School

. hOUS8. Est. 1863.

Private Residents.Boyd Rev.-, Shallop houseCollingridge W. esq. WoodlandsGreville Capt. Stapleton John R.N.,

,Ashgrove house .Hall.Rev. Joseph, M.A., .RectoryMarter Misses C. and N., High Field

HouseMoon James esq., The Firs ,Sedgwick Geo. Esq., Scott's lodge

:·Stewart Duncan esq", Portlands :•Townend Thomas esq., The GrangeTurner Henry esq., Court lodge •

,Vavasseur James esq., Knockholt houseNi'thtingale Mr. Walter, Holly cottage

Oommercial. i

Attwood John, farmer, BlueberryBailey farmer,IJetts Green farm

'Bath A; & E., farmers, Portlands farmBowen John, grocer and draper ,

. Bowen William, farmer' . ".'Brame A. S. & Co. millers, comdealers,

and bakers

.Chilton James, shopkeeperChurchill farmer, Shelley'sCollins' John, fruiterer and nurserym~Collins Richard, cow keeper. and fruit

grower .Constable Wm. farmer, Stoning and

Slighters farmsCronk George, blacksmithEde Charles William, baker.Forge Alfred, farmer. .",.Forge William, boot and shoe maker,

Post Office l'eceiving houseGoddard Thomas, hay and straw mer-

chant, Ivy house farmGraham Abel, fruit growerGriffith James, fruitererHemphrey William, carrier and grocerIngerfill John, carpenter '. .. ."Jones Richard, veterinary surgeon"Lewington Thomas, farmer and' beer

retailerLeutchford Joseph, boot & shoo makerMorgan Thomas, farmer & bricklayerMorgan William, bricklayer

. Morgan William, brickmaker,Nicholls William, CrownNightingale Walter, fl!-:rIIJ.erPitman John, grocer,: &c" .Rathbone Mrs. Jane, farmerRobinson Robt., farm bailiff, Park: farmStaples Joseph, builder ,-,Staples William; Han;owTapsell-George, carpenter, &e.Turner Henry; farmer and landowner,

. Court lodge :. .Weedon carpenter' ~.Wells George, fly proprietor; and':'~oa

coal merchant. Whitehead Thomas, beer retailer

Wood James, ·Three HOr3e-&hoe& InnYoung James, butcher

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Issituate on the high road from London to Maidstone, about Ht miles fromLondon, 1 from Bexley, 3 from .St. Mary Cray, .from Foots Cray,. a~d

8 miles from Bromley. The church IS a. handsome bUltdmg and ~as rebuilt m1852; a new chancel has been built, and was consecrated in May !871. Th~reare three fine windows by Clayton & Bell, and some very beaubfulold woodcarving in the chancel' also a very fine monument to Lady Ellenborough byChantrey, at the west e~d. The living is a rectory in the gift of R. C. Vansittar~Esq. The population at the census in 1871 was 562, a decrease of. 9 on th~ censusof 1861. The nearest railway stations are Bexley (North Kent Loop) 1 mI1e"a~dSt. Mary Cray (L. C. & D. Railway) 3 miles . . '.

Letters through Foot's Cray, which is the,nea.rest money order office. .Deliveries8 and 10 a.m. and 8 p.m .

nector •••Rev Hugh W. Johnston,H.A..Churchwardem .• :B. Capel a.nd L. Shuter •.Overseers •••R. H. Alexander, a.nd Phillip

~IayParish Clet·k; ••C. BoxallNational School... Mrs E. WallisInfant School-Mrs. Vallins.Carrier to London .••Thos. Parker, Monday,

Wednesda.y, and Friday

Private Residents.Alexander Roht. H. esq. Mount MascalCapel J. B. esq., North Cray Place .Friend F. esq. Wollett hallGrant Mr. John Macpherson, North

Cray cottage'Johnston Rev. Hugh W. M.A.Keeton Geo. Esq., Pear Tree cottageLawrie Miss

Lowe The Misses : ."'Shuter L.t esq, Vale Maseal .", . ~~.Varden Mi3SesE. & E. H?neyden

. Oommercial" . ."Allen R. farmer, auctioneer and estate

agent, RuxleyBath Josiah H., farmer .,Boxall Cornelius,carPimter anl;LjoinerFord carpenter and joiner . ,Jackson Henry, fruiterer,Upper Ruiley

.Manser J., Red Cross . . .May Philip, bakerParker Thomas, carrierPetty Wm. fruit g):'ower,~RuxleySmith Mrs., laundress .. . .VaUins Mrs., infant's schoolWallis Mrs., National schoolWells Wm. John, fruit growerWood Thos,fruit grower,Upper Ruxley

ORPIN.GTON.

Isa parish in the Western Division of the county, hundred of -Ruxley, latheof Sutton-at-Hone, about 15 miles f(OmLondon, 8 fromDartford, and 6 from

:Bromley. : The parish church (All Saints) is a very old building 'lVith em-battled tower, restored in 1872. ·The living isa vicarage, and in the. gift of theArchbishop of Canterbury. There is also an iron church, St. Andrew's; inAnglesea road; and a Mission Room was opened in 1873, in Wellington roa-d,toaccommodate those living in South Cray, the part of the, pa.rish which adjoinsSt. Mary Cray, and all letters for that part should be addressed I, St. Mary. Cray,"not Orpington. The population at the last census was. 2,3~1, an. increasl)over;the census of 1861 of 64:4. There IS a railwa.y station about a.mile to theS.W. of the village on. the Sevenoaks .and Tunbridge (S.E.R.) Ra.jlway. Thestation: on the L. C. & p., Railway at St. Mary Cray is .nearest for those

/residing .iB ~outh Cray. All letters for Orpington ,should b. addresse<lII Ory.>ington,S.E." .

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Post Office..•Miss Elizabeth Joyner, receiverLettersarrive from Chislehurst at 7.0 and8.4,0 a.m. and 7.20 p.m.; despatched at12.25 a.m. and 2.40, 5.55 and 8.0 p m.

Sundays,-arrive at 'i.0 a.m.; des-patched at 5.15 p.m. The nearest moneyorder office is at St. Mary Cray

Letters should be addressed "Orpington,S.E."

Letters for those marked (*) are situate inSouth Cray. and should be addressed

St. Mary Cray," not "Orpington," thosemarked :t should be addressed "Farn·borougb, Beckenbam."

PLACES OF wORSHIP..All Saints Ohurch...Villagesr. Andrew's Ohapel, Anglesea road

SChool..•Mistress, Miss WilliamsBethesda Ohapel, VillageJfission Room, Wellington roo.d, conducted

by Richard Clutterbuck, L.C.],!., Serv~ce,'Sunday at 3.30 p.m.

Vicar.••Rev. W. Gardner, M.A.Ourate •••Rev. W. RuleOhurchwardem ... JohnBond &T. W.WheelerParish Olerk•••John PettyOverseers.••George Atkins and John MitchellBritish SChooL.Miss Popplewell, mistressUnsectarian &hools •••W. Pottinghorne, mas-

ter, , mistressRailway Stations .••Orpington, S.E.R., WIlliam

J3randley, station master; St. Mary Cray,L.C. &D., J. Ford, station master.

Oarrier to London •••Thomas Parker, everyday except Saturday

Livtrpool and London and Globe.••G. AtkinsLondon and Southwark Fire and Lije ••••••G.·

Groombridge, Wellington roadRailwayPasunqer$' .••William BrandleyRoyal Fire and Lije •••Joseph Popplewell

Private Residents.Allen Ed. esq. G1entworth, Crofton roadAllen esq., Broom hill cottageAylwood Alfred esq., Crofton court*Ayre Miss, Anglesea road*Barnett Mrs., Star laneBraund Wm. esq. CroftonBrooks J. esq. Tower cottageBroom Herbert, esq. L.L.D. The PrioryBroomfield Mrs. SusanBrown F. esq., Mayfield CottageBirkett Daniel, esq. East hallClutterbuck Mr. Richd. L.C.M., 1Broom

Hill villasColgate John esq., Boundary farm*Cunningham MissDavis J., Tower cottage .Dickinson Chas. A. esq., Bark Hart

Fran«is Robert, esq. Crofton hallGardner Rev. William, M.A., VicarageGates Mr. William, Vine cottageGorringe Mrs. The Birches*Hardstone Miss H.,.Wellington roadHarris George S. P. esq.Heritage F. esq., LadywoodHiggs Mr., Crofton lodgeJackson Addis, esq. Mayfield houseJackson Henry Kains esq. St. Clement's

lodge, Orpington road*Linford Mrs. Anglesea roadLovibond J. esq.May Wm:esq .*Mitchell Mr. John, Anglesea roadMoore Mr. Robert, Court lodge farm*Munton Miss, Gothic cottageNewsom Thomas C. esq. Addison.lodgePhillips Thos. esq., Westfield houseReeves Mr. Church Hill cottageRuck Mrs., The VicarageRuck Miss, The Vicarage*Smith Miss, Spring cottageSoames Henry A. esq. East hallSteel David esq., Spring garden lodge,

Crofton roadTatham Wm. esq., The FirsTurnbull Alfred esq., Lancaster villaWeintrand esq., Fern lodgeWestbrook Mr. Ivy cottage.Wheeler T. W. esq. North Field cot.

Commercial.Allen -. WJ.ite Ha1·t Inn*Atkins Geo. boarding school, Anglesea

house, Anglesea roadBates J., relieving officer, Anglesea road

No. 2 district, Bromley UnionBellchambers J. boot & shoe maker*Belson R., greengrocerBest Caleb, butcherBond John, plumber, glazier, &0.Borer Mrs. wood and coal dealerBrice Fredk., Maxwell .A1·msBristow Mrs., butcher*Bristow Thomas, bird stufller*Capon James, wood dealer ,*Champion and Nixon, grocers, Wel-

lington road*Cole T. watchmaker, &0.Conbeer John, beer retailer, CoaclL 'and

Horses . .*Cooper P. Rising Sun, Anglesea road*Constable Henry, beer retailer, Swan

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Cornell B., shopkeeper*Cox James, registrar of births and

deaths for No. 2 district of theBromley Union

Crane Mrs. laundressDickens Frederick, boot & shoe dealer,

and clothierDurling Thomas farmer, Town court*Eccleston & Delaney, drapers, &c. &c.Edmed John, grocer and draper*Featherstone J. Stockwell, Depot of

British and Foreign Bible Society,Anglesea road

Flynn John, bootmakerFrancis George H. bakerGalliers Mrs., The Cl'ieketel's,Broom hill*Gardener James, water cress grower-Gates William, wheelwright*Glassup Mrs., corset maker*Greenslade James, tailor and hatter*Greenhill grocer and baker*Groombridge Allan, grocer,' &c.*Groombridge G., birch broom maker

and coal dealer, Wellington road.Grover Thomas, carpenterHarlow George farmer, Skeet hillHarman George, wood dealer*Hath Mrs. G. dressmaker*Hawes John, marine store dealerHayes E. builder, &c. Home cottageHiggs --.:.,Crofton pound farmHodsoll Edward, farmer and miller*Hosmer Caleb, grocer, &c., Welling-

ton road, and at St. Mary Cray*Jenkins Joseph, butcherJoyner Miss Elizabeth, day school,

Post OffieeKingston Jonas, potatoe dealer .Lane George and James, nurserymen,

CockmanningLaslett George, bricklayerLaslett, William, bricklayerLayton Albert S. cooper*Leach William, beer retailer, Anglesea

ArmsLiving Charles, draper, &c."'Lucas beer retailer, The AlbertMarshall farmer, Poverst farm

Martin Peter, chimney sweep .May John, farmer, Court lodge farm*Miles G., baker & grocer, Wellington

road*Mott Jonathan, boot & shoe makerMussell ,George, general shopkeeper*Osborn Mrs. Emma Martha, dress-

maker, Spring cottage*Packman T. bird stuffer, &c.Parry Thomas, bakerPetty G. Thomas, fruit grower and

carpenterPetty John, carpenter and undertakerPetty Thomas, fruit grower, RamsdenPopplewell Joseph, draper, &c., registry

office for servants*Richardson Reuben, grocerRoots James, Artic1lOke InnSkud John, beer retailer, .Elope and

AnchorSmith William, beer retailer, New Inn"-'Stiles Richard, ironmongQrSwindell Mrs., laundressTaylor Francis, fruit growerTillott Mrs., baker*Townsend George, Beech TreeTownsend James, bakerTownsend John, bntcher and bacon

smoker, Broom hill.Tread well George, carpenter and under-

takerTremain E. and G., smiths, farriers,

general and furnishing ironmongers,and agricultural implement agents

\Vale George, wheelwrightWalton Charles, greengrocer*Webb George, bakerWells Ed-ward, grocer, provision mer-

chant, and china dealerWestbrook John, farmer and fruit

grower, CroftonWestbrook, T., fruit grower*Wood John, boot and shoe maker*W oodgate Mrs., laundress, Anglesea

Road .-Yates John, dairyman and corn dealer

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Issituated abont 2!miles from Ohislehurst, and forms part of that parish, and'also of Foots Cray; H is in the Foots Cray postal district, and has been an

ecclesiastical district since 1844. The church of S1.John the Evangelist ,wasbuilt in that year. 'l'he living is a vicarage in the gift of the Bishop of Rochester.The population in 1873 was 958. The nearest railway station is Sidcup stationon the North ,Kent Loop, about half-a-mile. ,

1'OST 'OFFICE .George Stevens, receiver. .'

LBTTERS through Foots Cray, which is thenearest money order office. Deliveries,1.0 & from Foots Cray 8.0, 7.0. Despatchesa.30,.12.46, ~.20, 6.40, 8.40. ,

PILLAR Box at Mr. ShinIler's house, near. Frognat; cleared at 8.50 a.nd 12.0.

l'iea,. •••ReT C. P. Farrar ,OhuJ:chtl!ardem •••H. H.Berens, and 'J. Watt,

junr. ,Clerk ••. A. Dunn

in/ant Scho()l•••Miss Walker, mistress

Countv Fi"e ,t'Provident Lile •••S. H. Wright,, agent.Conveyance to LondQn: ••A van passes through, Sid cup; from Maidstone, every Monday,

'Wednesday & Friday, returning to Maid·stone on alternate days ,

Carrier to LQndon...••. Thomas Pa.rker, FootsCray, e~e~ day exc~pt S~turday.

Private Residents.Abbot Mrs., Fernwood houseAllin J. S. Wallis esq., The FirsAsser esq., Kemnal .Atkins William P. esq., SiIversideBacon H. F. esq., Sidcup 'parkBacon Mrs. S., Sidcup green,Barrett T. esq., Birchwood houseBateman'Ignatius W., Perry house,BerensHenry Hulse, esq. J.P., Mince-pie, house:BlanksEdward esq., Kelston house,BoltonOarl Von, Linden lodgeOastle Oapt. J. S., Woodville .Ohadwick M.,A. esq., Tollington.house., . Crescent' I ,,'. ',' •

Chatfield John, esq:Clyde pouseCI/l.yforthGeorge, esq. Sidcup hillCI~l!gettC. esq,BelleVue, The CrescentCocksedgeArthur H; esq.,Brighton viI.Cooper James, The WoodlandsCrossley H. esq., 4 Ivy cottagesDavies Henry R. esq., Somerset lodgeEdmond,W. esq., Sidcup park . ",rFarrar Rev. Charles P., VicarageFaulkner Henry esq. . , :Falkner Hy. esq. senr., 10 Clare terrace

Fell James esq., Granville house ..Felton S. esq., Redland villa, Sidcup pk,Fussell Alex. esq., Wavertree cottageGamar T. esq., Norwood Villa'Gill W. H. esq. 2 Ivy cottagesGranger B. esq., Springfield lodgeGundry W. esq. Belmont house, Sid.

'cup park,Harris William Jewell esq.,South Bank

lodge' , ,Harrold Richard esq., Kent LodgeHawkins George esq., The FernsHepburn John Gotch,esq.,Sidcup placeHoare Misses,Manor houseHoe BenjaminJ. esq., Corio , ,':Holt Geo. esq.Lorne villa; Sidcup parkHom Henry Thos. esq., The Boltons

Sidcup park .Hovil, F. S., esq., ~unnyside crescentHurt W. G. esq. Sherwood villa, Sidcup

park ,Husband Mrs., Pound place'Jackman Roht. Hartnoll Moore esq.,

Holly lodge , .Jewesson Harry esq. Sidcup park,Jones Theophilus R. esq. Pound placeKinnell Walter esq., Hadlow house ,Lane Mr. J aspar, Elm cottageLockhart Edwin Adolphus esq., Lanark

villa, Sidcup parkMoody Mr., Pound placeNelson Mr. Richard, Fairlawn Villa,., London roadNicholls Fredk.V. esq. Belbeck cottage.' Pound place . ," ":'Oates Fredk. esq.Old Mr. ThomasOngley Walter esq. Berstead lodgeParker T. esq., Homewood house ,Partridge Mr. and Miss,Selwood Idge~Peploe William,' esq. The Rowans, Elm

roadPetty, Walter;,esq. "I, ,

Poole Samuel Wordsworth eBq.,X.D.,Dunedin . , .;',' ','

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Restel! Thos. Miles esq., The LimesRobinson Thomas A. esq;Roofe Alfred 'esq., HawthornsSay R. esq., Belton lodgeScott ('apt.'R,N.; The CrescentSeaborne Mrs., Brailsford VIllasShindler H. esq.,Yarra lodge, Sidcup pkSimmonds esq~, Willow cottageS,kinner Rev. J. L., Hampden houseSmeed Thomas, Sidcup greenSmith Miss Pound placeSmith B.. esq., Belmont cottageSparling Rev. P. W., Parkhurst, The

Crescent',S'teward Wm. esq., Homesdale houseSydney Right H~n. Earl" G.C.B.; P.C.,

j.P., Frognal' ,Tabrum F. W. esq., Rosslyn cottageTalbot ..:..-esq. OakfieldTaylor Thos. esq. The Laurels, Elm rd.Tilley Wm. 'esq., Renfrew lodgeTracey Mr. 1, Ivy cottages'Viner Mr., 'London road'Waltz Franz esq. Oak lodgeWatt John jun. esq., The MaplesWilliams J. esq., Longland cottage,Wilkinson M. E. esq., Denmark lodge'Woodward H:'csq" Landour c'ottage, Sidcup parkYate~ Mrs. Belvoir cottage

Commercial.Abb,ott Mr.s.,ladies' school; Fernwood

house'Atwill 'Sarah' Ann, confectioner and, fruiterer, Norfolk terrace

Attwood H; Ji,'hiilor, &c.Ba~on Henrv F., architectBilker W. Ii., 'chemist ahd druggist 7,,' ..Norfolk terrace 'j ",'. '.

Barker James, wood arid coal dealer,'and' fly proprietor . ,Cordery J., gardener, florist, &c.,Long-

lands cottage . ,Corke D., draper, Norfolk terrace', :Crompton E. dyers and cleanersCrow hurst George, butcherDale Mrs: dressmakerDiiim,nA:, ':painter'and decorator, ,1

Church place !

Ford G. H., carpenter and unuerlaker,'S,,\:Clare' terrace' ;,Francis Henry, builderGl6ver- Mrs.; monthly nurse, Elm cot.Goodwin Jesse, gardener, &c.

Hendry J., carman '&c.; Clare temiceHilbert Benjamin, builder & contractorHoldgate G. F., waiter, Alma cottage'Horscroft Charles; greengrocer 1 ,':

Hough Edward, Black HOl'se InnHowe John and· son, liakers and com

dealers, 2, Norfolk terraceJames J., family grocer, ,3.;Norfolk placeKeeler Thomas; farmer, Manor farmMartin vVm.• assistant surveyor ,to tht}

Bromley Highway District, Pound pI.Matthews Edward, contractor, and Corn, hay and straw dealer, Rose cottage,

Miller Henry, pork butcher & dairyman~Clare terrace

Mitchell Miss C., -fancy reposit:ory ",'Nelson Richard, accountant & 'audit~r:Oddy T., shoemaker, Blackhorse ,row, :Pace Mrs., teacher of musicPoole Dr., surgeon; Dunedin; and South

CrayPreston Henry, Railway TaiJel;n ,'. ,',Rooms J., builder" High I:0ad, ,Shaw Mrs. Eliza, tea dealer, and beer

retailer, Horse 9" Groom, Pound pI.Sim Robert, nurseryman and seedsman,

Sidcup hill , .-Small Henry, ironmonger, plumber, gas

fitter, and house decorator, Norfolkterrace

Snelling Hy .., auctioneer,' ,Manor farmStanger P. D., draper and ,outfitter, 4

Norfolk place (3. Relf, manager) ;Staples T., jobbing gardener, Pound pI.Stevens George, grocer and' cheese-

monger, Post o.fJiec, Clare terrace,Skinner Rev. J. S. B., school for young

,gt'ntlemen, Hampden h~useTigar Georgfl N. farmer and contractorTyrrell T. fly proprietor,' Railwu!I

Tavern :'" ";.,' ,'IUsher Edward, gardener; and fiorist6

Norfolk terrace, ;,Welch James & M. A. smiths & farriersWelch Miss,- dressmaker .. ;";Wellard Mrs., monthly nurse, Church,"row',' ",Wood 'Edwd., fanner and fruit g~owerWood TllOmas, .farmer . ,.,:.' 1

Wright Brothers, upholsterers, -1 Nor-:-folk terrace, , , . , . , .

Wright S. H., ,auctioneer, 'valuer," up.holsterer, &c., ,1· Norfolk- terrace i

Yates William, fruiterer and' dairyman,·,Pound place

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£r~ ftS ~J n1 W ® ITIIti ~ tk,ilumhtf, ~ntgf ~as, & ~rdtr jitter,

BELL-HANGER, IRONMONGER, PAPER-HANGER,AND HOUSE DECORATOR,

9, NORFOLK TERRACE, SIDCUP, CHISLEHURST.

Repairs of alllcinds executed. Estimates given.

JJ ~ trJ ~ \W IDj & [i'd,'VV .A.T C :re: l.VJ: A. ~ :m JEt..,

BEXLEY HEATH,Attends on his customers at Foots Gray and Sidcup,

Tuesdays and Saturdays.

H I G H EST REF ERE NeE S G I V E N.

ST. MARY CRAY.Isa parish situate 14 miles from London, 5 from Bromley, 10 from Sevenoaks

and about 7 from Dartford, in the Western Division of the county, hun-dred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church of St. M:ary~ which is avery ancient edifice built of stones and flint, with shingled spire, was restoredat a cost of £1,500. The living is in the gift of the Archbishop of Can-terbury. There is an institute & reading-room. The Temple, used by the Inde-pendents as a place of worship was built by W. Joynson, Esq., and is a very prettybuilding. There is an excellent Volunteer Fire Brigade, under the superin-tendence of Mr. ,G. Styles. The population at the last census (1871) was 1,G81,being an increase of 217 on ,the census of 1861. There is. a station on theL. C. & D. Railway, situate at the north end of the village. The large papermills of Messrs. Joyns~n adjoin the railway and give employment to about 700persons.

POST &; MONEY ORDER OFFICE.SAVINGS BANK & TELEGRAPH OFFICE

Edward Olarke, postmasterLetters arrive from Ohislehurst at 6.20 and

8.30 a.m., and 7.~0 p,m. Box cleared at 8.2012 2.50, & 8. Sundays arrive 6.20 a.m.and dispatched at 5.30 p.m.

PILLAR Box at Reynold Smith's, clearedabout 5 minutes earlier.

Vicar •••Rev A. Welch

Ovel'seers.••J. Tovey and Oaleb HosmerRegistrar of Births and .Deaths... Jas.OoxRelieving Ojficer•.•"'J'lr. Bates, Anglesea RoadNational (endowed) ... H. Barber, master;

Mrs. Barber, mistressSt. Mal'y Oray Educational Institute •.•.•• ,.•

J. P, Barber, master; Miss Elizabeth Rich-ardson, mistress

PLAOES OF WORSHIP.

Bt. Mary's Church, and The Temple,

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Excise Office, Black Boy Inn ...A. G. Smith,Bromley, inland revenue officer.

Railway Station (L. C. & D) John Ford,station master

Literary Institute and Reading Rooms.••AlfredDrake Hatfield, collector and librarian;J P. Barber, hon sec.; open from 10a.m,till 10 p.m. daily, Sunday excepted

Volunteer Fire Brigade •••G. Styles, Capt .• en-gine house, opp~site th~ Old Star Inn.Keys kept at pohcc statlOn

Carrier to London ••••.•T. Parker, every dayexcept Saturday.

Co-Operative Stores •••T. H. Temple, manager

BENEFIT SOCIETIES.Ancient Order of Forestel's .•.Court "Foresters

Glory," No. 2242, held at the Five Bells,Secretary E. Clarke, St. Mary's Cray.

Ancient Order of Shepherds ... Sanct. "ForestersGlory," No. 22!2, held at the Black Boy,Scribe J. Gidley, St. Pauls Cray

Odd Fellolcs, ••Pride of Kent Lodge," No. 276-1Five Bells, Secretary, Wm. Epsom.

INSURANCE AGENTS..Accident Insurance Company •••Geo. StilesAccidental Death...Edward ClarkeAtlas Fire and Life ... Thomas HeathBriton .Medical and General Life ... James CoxCounty Fire and Life •.•Philip J. StangerEmperor Fire and Life James HicksonGeneral Fire and Life Edward ClarkeGuardian Fire and Life W. BrettNational Pl'ovident and General ... J. Dives, jun.Norwich Union Fire and Life ..•Geo. Stiles.Provident Life •••P. J. StangerPl'udential.Assurance Company •••John Tovey.

Private Residents.Allfrey Charles Henry, esq. M.D.,F.R.C.S.Bateman Mrs., Derry down villasBenson William Cole, vVyedown.Berens Richard B. esq. J.P. KevingtonBourguignon, H. esq. M.D. Paris,

L.R.C.P. LondonClark F. W. <lsq.,RosecroftCrowhurst Mr. T. R., Belgrave placeDives John junr. esq., North Bank

villa, Derry Down .Duff Mrs. George Graham, Derry DownDunmall Miss, Spring hallFearnley Mr. James S., Derry DownFitzgerald F. esq. Richboro' lodge

Derry DownGurney Mr. J as. C., Derry downHarris Mrs. H. E., Elm lodge, Derry

DownHays W. esq. WaldensHickson Mr. James, Lime villaHyder Mr. Rose cottageJones Rev. J. Derry DownJoynson Mrs., The Rookery

Laird Mr. Andrew, Derry DownLane Mr. W., Derry DownLine Mr. Job, Belgrave placeMay W. esq. NorthfieldMoore 1\'1rJohn, Derry DownPetrie Wm. Canterbury esq., Stanley

house, Derry DownPollard Mr. John, Derry DownPreston Mr. Derry DownSomerville Mr. R. W., Derry DownSmith Thos. Heckstall, esq. F.R.C.S.,

RowlandsTasker Misses, Fern lodge, Derry DownTyrer Mr. H. jun. Lime villaWelch Rev A. The Vicarage

Commercial.Arney John, tailorAshton James, tailor and habit makerAllfrey & Wade, surgeonsBailey Mrs. Ann, bakerBallard James, fishmongerBarber John Paul, Institute day schoolBarber H., National SchoolBarker George, watch & clock makerBatchelor James Uglow, Excise office,

Black Boy InnBrett W. & Sons, builders and deco-

ratorsBrown Willia:n, fishmongerBurtenshaw Mrs. ginger beer manu-

facturerCampbell Hugh, schoolmaster.national

schoolCassingham Humphrey Bourne,

grocer, &c.Chapman Edward & William, fanners,

hop and fruit growers, Crouch farmClark Mrs. dressmakerClark Moses, engineer, Mill houseClark Wm. engineer and machinist,

Mill house .Clarke Edward, printer, stationer, &c.,

Post officeColeman Fredk. boot and shoe makerCo-operative stores-manager, Henry

TempleCosten Edwin, boot and shoe makerGray Goal Company, Railway Station,Crowhurst Frederick, market gardenerCrowhurst Thomas, fruit growerDay W., genera~ dealerDavis and Son, hairdressers and per-

fumers

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Figgess Thos., sen. farmer, HockendenFiggess Thomas, ju~. farmer, Upper

HockertdenFlynn J., ~Qot and shoe maker'Ford John, station masterFordham William, butc,her . ",Francis James, dressmaking, millinery,

and baby linen warehouse ,,'Garratt Jesse, farmer, HockendenGa.' :Works, William 'May, secretary;

Robert Wjriter,~ managerGoodenough' Jas. boot & shoe makerGreenhill John, grocer, and ;furniture

der.ler , .Hambleton Geo., wardrobe'purchaserHarford Joseph, shopkeeper,,; , ,Harman George, wood brokerHatfield A. D., librarian, Cray Library

and collector for the Crays' Uris Co.Heath Thos., dispensing chemistHiggins ,Samuel, police stationHills W., bricklayerHook Stephen, carman ...Hosmer Caleb, grocer, draper, furniture

dealer, &c., and at Orpington' ,Howe W. H., farmer, Sheepcote farmHutchipgs ;Charles, ,paWJ?-broker and <

outfitter ..Hutton J. Bull Inn, Birchwood cornerJor!l~n Eliza, beer retailer & tobacconistJ oynson and Sons, paper man';1facturersLane George and James, 'nurserymen

and seedsmen, Cockmanning ,nur-series, pondHigh street

Lee'William, general draper ,; ,Lapthorn W., shopkeeper ,Lemon Mls.,'wheelwright, Star lane·Lines Mrs. Martha, Five Bells InnMay Alfred; farmer, Manor farmMillhouse William, draper, outfitter, &cMitchell James" baker & confectionerMitchell William; 'bricklayerOgburn Mrs., saddler.& harness makerPearce William, grocerl ahd pro{>ision

merchantPenfold G. smith and farrierPhillips Richard, pork butcherPollar4 ,:.r~hn, Derry Down, colleCtor

,pf' poor rates' for No'.'2·District of'the Broml~y 1Jnioll

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Potbury B. C., chemist and dentistRankin Chas. haird,resser & hair workerReardon' Joseph,"boot ,& shoe ,maker

,Roots, Martin, butcher and, at OrayfordSlade Mrs., tailorSmith Miss Mary Ann, beer retailer,

Lad/l of tlte VillageSmith George'Mence, oil & colourmanSnelling John Carnell, brewer

.•Southernwood Mrs. Elizabeth,' fruitgrower, HockendEm :::' . >

Spearing Jolin, Red Lion Inn'Spooner Abraham, boot & shoemakerSpooner Isaac, pork butcher,

. Stanger Phillip J. draper, grocer, out., .fitter and furniture dealer.Stiles Geo., ironmonger, & agricultural

implement agent, Stiles Thomas & Son, smiths & farriers

Stone Miss Amelia, yoqng, ll\dies' schoolStrouts Robert Homersham, butcherTerry Miss Esther, milliner

.Thames Mrs., shoe dealerThornton Alexander, Old Star Inn

, Townsend Charles, greengrocerTownsend Wm., carpenter and under-, , t:lker- '. ,;, i. ,i;' ;,'

Tovey John, newsvlma.6i;' bookseller,bOQkbinder, stationer, and t~a,dealer

Tyrer II. & Co., fly pJ.'oprietors'Tyrer H. and Co., coal, and COrll,, merchants.Tyrrell John, hairdresser and news

agent ,'. W~lbridge Wm:cunier&leather seller

Walkden Mrs. Mary, 'grocer and teadealer'

Waters Joel, tailor and outfitter',Whomes & Son, teachers of music,

pianoforte tuners & repairers, &c., Winter James, builder and undertaker'-Winter Mrs. Mary," fahey ,repository,

D~pot S. ~. C. K.-Wintenrian- George, dairyman and pork

butcherWright Sidney and Co., builders,

undertakers, cabinetmakers, andup1wlsterers,and ilt Chislehuis(_~

Yeal Herbert, A~e'riC!tn eating house

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HARRY TYRER & COMPANY,. . , ,I' .

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ARTIFICIAL MANURES, " ,\ ,~nd all kinds of

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COAL DEPOTS:Midland Railway-AMELIA ,STREET, WALWORTH RO~.'

London, Chatham & Dover {, ST. MARY CRAY. BICKLEY.,. Railway- , ,SEVENOAKS. MAIDSTONE.

Great :Northe~n Railway'-:'KINGS CROSS.

eoals suppl~ed',i1! truck loads to any' Station, in .the.United J(i~gdom~ ' Prices. on· applicatz'on... '

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Fly Proprietors and Job Masters,Horses and Oarriages for Hire at St. Mary

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THE CRAYS' DISPENSARY.

'T ..· ~ El .A.:>T ~,CHEMIST,

~~. M4BT ~RAV.

IMPORTER OF FRIEDRICHSHALL WATERH 0 ]Y.[eEl 0 P .A.T H l: C "M:E D l: C l: N :E s_

Maker of the Celebrated Medicated Cakes for Children, also the Cholera andDiarrhrea Mixture.

TRUSSES,Elastic Stockings, Enema.~, Respirators, Breast Pumps, Feeding Bottles, and

other Requisites for the Nw'sery and Sick Room.OIGARS OF THE BEST QUALIT'Y.

TEETH EXTRACTED.-For which' operation' T. H. is renowned through-. out the Neighbourhood.

N.B.-The Shop is open /01' the Sale of :!lfedicine only on Sundays from lJ.30 to 11 in theMOI'ning, and from 8 to 9 in the Evening.

SEEDSMAN A·ND FRUITERER,

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Mi&89 J9 FBANOnS~MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING,

AND BABY LI}l"EN ESTABLISHMENT,

HIGH STREET., ST. ]IARY eRAY.

Ladies waited upon at their own residences on the shortest notice.

·G. & J. LANE,

~Ut~tt~mttl and ~ ttd~mtnlHIGH STREET~

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S T. MAR Y eRA Y,KENT.

BOOKBINDINGIN EVERY STYLE,

1'\I.[odern. or ..A.n.1;iq"'U.e,DONE BY

E. STRONG & SONS,14" MARKET SQUbRE" BROMLEY, KENT .

Account Books, Ledgers, &c., any size made to order.H

ST. PAUL'S CRAY.

Issituate between St. Mary Cray and Foots Cray, and is about 5t miles fromBromley, 14from London, and 6:t from Dartford, in the Western Division of

the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church of St.Paulin us, is an ancient and most interesting edifice built of stone and flint,having a square tower and shingle spire. The living is a rectory in the gift ofEarl Sydney. There is also a Wesleyan chapel, situate oppo:;iteMr. W. Joynson'smills, convenie'nt for both the inhabitants of this parish and those of St. MaryCray. The population at the last census (1871) was 625, an increase in the last10 years 93. The neare'st railway stations are St. Mary Cray (L. C. & D. Rail-way) 1 mile, and Sidcup (North Kent Loop) 2 miles; Chislehurst (S.E.R.) 2tmiles; Orpington (S.E.R.) 2± miles.

PILLAR LETTER Box, in wall at :Mill, clearedat 1:l.:30, 3.5, 6.20 & 8.25. Nearest moneyorder offices are at St. Mary Cray & FootsCray. *In Ohislehurst Postal District

Reclor •••Rev G. L. Langdon, M.A •.OUl'ale.••Rev. R. Langbridge, M.A.Churchwarde:ns T. Heath and H. HearnNalional Sclzool Miss Kingham, mistress'JVaywarden.-Thomas May

. Assessors and Collector of Taxes.-E. Vinsonand S. Pascllll

Overseer .••W. NashOarrier to London •••William Yates, Monday,

Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday

Private Residents.

Chapman James, esq. J.P., D.C.L., St.Paul's Cray hill

Clementson Rev.Davies Captain Wm., Holly lodgeHeath Mr. Thomas, The CottageLangdon Rev. George L. M.A.Lockington esq. Craylands*Paterson Miss, Leesons*Wilkinson C. esq. Marlings*Wilkinson Miss, Marlings

Commercial.Chambers Misses, young ladies' schoolDavies William, farmer & fruit grower

Evered Richard, grocerGreenslade Mrs, dressmakerHearn Mrs. E. farmer and fruit growerHook Stephen, carman

Jeal-, eating house

Kingham Miss, National Schoolmistress and organist

Laslett W., fly proprietor, Bull Inn

'Mann David, tea'dealer, &c.May George, farmer, Gray's farmMay Thomas, farmer, Chalk pit farm

Nash W. paper manufacturer, St. Paul'sCray Mill

PascalI Brothers, brick makers

Rawlings -, baker

Stedman Charles, Anchor InnSteel Mrs., Wardrobe dealer

Thompson T., coach builderThornton Alexander, Old R'ar InnTownsend William, carpenter, under-

taker and blindmaker ,Turner Miss M. J. dressmakerTyrer Harry & Co., coal, corn, and

general merchants

Vinson Edwin, farmer, Sandy laneWood Jesse, sexton

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Bromley, and 3 from Beckenham, and 12 miles from London; it is in theWestem Divisionof the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. Thechurch, which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist was built in 1580, and wasalmost rebuilt and the seats re-arranged in 1844, itis of stone and flint with squaretower with a peal of five bells. The living is a rectory and in the gift of Col. J.Famaby Lennard, Wickham Court. The seat of the above gentleman is acurious square structure with angular towers of the time of Henry VII. Thepopulation, as taken at the last census in ] 871 was 885, being an increase onthat ot 1861 of 148. The nearest railway stations are Bromley (L. C. & D.)3! miles, and Beckenham (L. C. & D. and Mid Kent) 3 miles.

POST & l\IONEY ORDER OFFICE ANDSAVINGS BANK.

llo bert Harman, postmas ter.Letters arrive from Beckenham at5 50 and

9.5 a.m. and 7.5 p.m. Despatched at9.5 a.m., and 3.55 and 8.10 p.m., andSundays at 1.20 p.m.

Letters should be addressed "West Wick-ham, Beckenham, Kent," those markedare in the Hayes delivery

Rector ••.Rev J:T. Austen, B.D.Curate ..•llev E. F Dyke, M.A.Churcltwardens •••Ool. J. F. Lennard and R.

OrittallOverseers.. ,John Tidy and George CooteParish Clerk .•.Robert HarmanNational Schools (boys) .•.Richd. T. Jarvis,

master; (girls) Mrs. Jarvis, mistress;(infants) Mrs. Jarvis, n::istress.

Pm'ochial Reading Room..•President, H. Brett,esq.

Union Fire and Lije •..Robert HarmanCarriers to London..•... Richard Harman and

Son, through Shirley, Beckenham, South-end, and Lewisham daily

Ancient Orde,' of Foresters, Oourt Prince ofWales, No. 5l00, held at the'Vheatsheaf.Meeting night, third Tuesday. Secretary

W. Hollamby.

Private Residents.Amor Mr. George*Ashcroft William esq., Lahams farmAusten Rev. John Thos. B.D. RectoryBrett Henry R. esq.Browning-Hall MissBrowning-Hall Miss Ellen A.Courthope J. esq., The CroftCrittall Mrs.Danby Mr. C.Dyke Rev. E. F.Forbes J. S. esq. Wickham hallGripper Edward, esq. Oak lodgeJames Mrs.Lennard Col. John Famaby, J.p.Wick-

ham courtLoyd Lewis, esq. Monks orchardOakley, Mr. C. Wickham green

Parker George esq., Waits houseSturdy William esq., Wickham houseYoung Mr. Henry

Commercial.Beall J., bakerBrooke James, blacksmith*Clinch Mrs. farmer, Rouse farm*Ashcroft Mrs. W., Layhams farmCooper J. beer retailerCoote George, dairyman and contractorCrittall Richard, farmerOrittall William, butcherEdgecombe J., butcher, and at Becken-

ham .Foster Mrs. n., laundressFox H., beer retailer and grocerHarman Richard, grocer and carrierHarman Robert, carman, com & coal

merchant, draper and general ware-house, Post Office l'eceiving house

Hollamby W., carpenter & undertakerHooker J. & Sons, farmers, Haws farmIngersoll Fredk. R. veterinary surgeonJohnson Mrs. Martha, laundressKemp T. and W. fruit growers and

grocersKirkcaldy ""V.nurseryman, seedsman,

an,dfloristLedger John, bootmakerLilley Joseph, farmerMathews Mrs. M., laundressNewman William, wheelwrightRennison Mary, laundressRush William, WlwatsheafSargeant Mrs. H. baker & shopkeeperSevenoakes A., fly proprietor, Swan*Stokes farmer, Priory farmTaylor William, farmer, Court farmTidy John, farmer, Coney hall farmWarner F., boot and shoe makerWilkinson Thomas, vermin destroyer

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