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Lickfold 'Henry;·~er · .. ! ! .·: .-;:~ . ., ... i Newman Edward 1 Woolpack' ';;· t-. Paine Richard~ f~rnier,• Dve:honse'~'.! . Payne William ' blacksmith" ·."'"'1: " RB1111:ett Reube~ farmer" ;,.,,_ .. ; .~ ·- :+

. ··cbarlesworth'J ReY: \ Jo8eph Rlioades, Caweon James;carpenteUc'wbeelwright Pareonaize . ,. , · ::· . Chitty George; shoemaker" .- .

Corowal_l'c&ptain John'"'. '··. . ':'~~ "'.;' ;.; Croft_ J oho, baker & !hoplteeper • ·· ... Paine Richard, eaq. Dye house . + Gro•e'r William farmet' '''" · 1

• ' Reff old 'Frederick;'lllioemaker.:" "' .; : ·•·-' ·~ "' ,~'."" 'TRADBas; · "" :.,.,, ,.... 'K'oiglit''&fartba'(Mra:)ffaimer, Ri_dge-".A~pletcin H: & Sons, ·worsted spinners way farm · · ' " · · · . ,

Stovold William,farmer;Red liouse farm Vickery James,' Wheat1hiaf' ·': •• .':

. &: small ware manufactarere, .Elstead Lee James, tailor . " . mill ' . Legg WiJUam, shopkeeper · .. .;

Woods John, jun. farmer::~· ·:: - · . . ... ..,

PoST· OFFICB.-Heory Lickfold, receiTer. Lettere arri•e. f~om·;,Godalmlog . ,, The. neareet money order office is at Oodalming

at 9 a.m. & dlapatcbed"~t1, i?l~ :5 p:~: ... ..... . :t T•::-:t ;!>·"I

El\TGJ.EPXET.J) GBEEllT.-See. EGHAX.

EPSOM, originally Ebbiaham, derived ite name from St. · Ebba,-. a NorLbombrian princess, .and is a market, Union.

and.• railway town, paved and lighted with gas, in the Union of Its name, and eastern division or the Hundred of Copthorneand Effingham, West Surrey, 15 miles south of London by road, and 18! by railway, 16 from Guildford, and 1 from Ewell, delightfully situated on the western verge.or Banstead downs, on t.he main road from London to Dorking, Horsham, Guildford, and Worthing, and on ·the branch railway from Croydon. The government of the town is •ested in the resident magistrates, viz., the <Baron De Teissier,Jolm Trotter, Esq., Henry Gosse, Esq., Edward Richard Northey, Esq., \V. F. G. Farmer, Esq.,

.Robert Carter, Esq:, and James Gadesden, Esq., and four constables, appointed annually by the leet jury. .All 'the public and county meetings are held here for this division of the county~ and Petty sessions for tbe division of Epsom, comprising 14 parisbe3, every Friday, and on the first and third Monday in each month, at the Albion hotel. The corn market is held on Wednesday, and. a {11ir on the 25th July. The number of acres js 41389, and the population 4,129 (whereof 3,390 are in the to!'n). The great celebrity of Epsom is derived

'from its horse races, taking place in May 1 the chief point of attraction being on the Wedneday (the Derby day), when a sweepstakes of upwards of £5,000 is run for, 25 or more horses starting; the races are held on the do\vns south-east of the town, where the ground is exceedingly favourable for gratifying the spect11toN; :the grand stand, which was erected in 1829-30, at an expense of .£20,000, raised by J ,000 shares, rorms a prominent object. on the east from the road between :Ewell and Epsom. The chief support of the town arises from the immense assemblage of persons at the races, and the thorough fare situa lion of the town. The centre of the town, or High stnet, is on the main road; there are a great many agreeable private residences In tbi.-i parish. The church is dedicated to St. Martin, and con­tains a monument, by Flaxman, to the Rev. John Park­hurst, compiler of the Hebrew Lexicon; also a very handsome one by Cbantrey; the church is situated almost at tbe eastern extremity of the parish; it is "" handsome Gothic structure, which was entirely rebuilt, with the ex­-ception of the tower at the north-west corner, at the expense of nearly £7 ,000, in the year 1824; the interior of the church presents a light and elegant appearance, the eastern windows being of rich stained glass. The benefice

.~s a vicaraRe, value £346 per annum, in the patronage of the Rev. W. Speer; the Rev. Benjamin Bradney Bockett, M.A., is the incumbent, and the Rev. Richard Stamford ·Philpott, B.A., is curate. There is a new church erected on the common at the west end of the town, which is

sm'.all, bu~ it. ~as· a b~utiful appearance~ 'bei~~ ~~~~~ built of bnck,.1n the Elizabethan style; there are •i,ttj~~ for 200 persons, all free. There are also three Dissenting chapels, one of the Wesleyan, one Independent, and .one Calvinistic. Here are a National' British and Foreign, ani:i two Infant schools (4 schools in all), also almshouses for 12 poor widows, built by John Livingston, a parishioner, in 1703. The almshouses" are condemned as unfit for residence, and the almsowuer_s n~ longer inhabit them. It is hoped that new almshouses may soon .be erected. The bank has been removed to a house built specially for the pur­pose, opposite the County Court. The Board of Guardians meet at the workhouse every Wednesday. ,The: Union Workhouse is a building in the Elizabethan style of arch!;. tecture, and presents an appearance superior .. to ' most buildings of this class; it will contain 3.50 inmates/" ~ii 1848 a building was erected by George White, 'Bsq:, adjoining his residence, Ashley House, for the County Court; the jurisdiction of this court extends over the parishes in the Epsom Union; the sittings are hel.d every fourth Saturduy. There Is a branch of the London ;and County Joint Stock Bank., An engine-house ·and clii'ck­tower hue been erected in the centre of the town; .. the clock is handsome and illuminated. An Jnfant. school (Home and Colonial) was established in 1850,· by.· the Rev. B. B. Bockett, l!.A., vicar. Brickmaking, brewing, and molting are carried ou. Tbere are nursery ground9. Henry VIII: bad a palace near Epsom, called Nonsuch, which' was, in 1670, pulled down by the Duchess of Cleve­land. There was al~o another palace, called DURD.f.N!J, now the seat of Ar1hur Heathcote, Esq. The medicinal springs, 1 mile west, were, in the reign of Queen Eliza­beth, frequented by the country people for ulcers, but t.b~.r purgative powers were not discovered till afterwards;. the waters contain sulphate of magnesia, with a little l)ydro­chlorate of lime and magnesia. In the time of Charles I. these salts were so celebrated as to sell at 5s. per ounce; they are now manufactured from the residue of the water, calle<l bittern; after the- extraction or the common salt. In 1690 the concourse of families and foreigners was very great, and the town was much enlarged. In 1720 the wells .were in their greatest splendour, but in 1804 the mansion at the old wells was pulled down. 'l'here. are waterworks erected by the Board of Health on the downs, for the supply of water to the town. There is also a very handsome building in progress, intended for a medical benevolent college.

HonToN is a hamlet of Ep~om, U miles north-west; \Voodcote Park is half a milt! south; Acre Hill, 2 miles north-west. Clay Hill aud Nursery Green are parts . ~f the town. · -,,_

'GENTRY, Crowe Alexander, esq. Woodcote grove .Alexander Nathaniel, esq. Dorking rd Davies Mrs. Elizabeth, Dorking road .Aplin Benjamin, esq. Church ;.treet Davies Robt. Cradock, esq. Darking rd Aspinwall 'fhomas, esq. norking road De Teissier, Baron Jas. Woodcote park

Graham TbomasJohn, esq. M.D. wo'Od-

.Atkins John, esq. Leatllerhead road Dillon Mrs. Church street ! Aveline Mr. Henry Thomas, Parade Easto 1\Ir. Robert, the Terrace Barnard Mr. John, tbe Terrace Ehnslie. Mrs. Woodcote Dockett Rev. Benjamin Bradney, M.A. Elston Mr. 'fhos. William,Downs road

(vicar], Vicarage England Mr. Ehswortb, the Terrace :Bostock Henry J a'me!, esq. West bill Everest William, e3q • .High street 'Bovill John Edward,esq. Down hall Evere~t Mr. WilliamAlexander,Parade Brockwell 'I'hom11s, e~q. Church street Frith l\lr$. Church street :Brown.Mr. Jamel', Has:iwell's lane Fyffe Mrs. Eleanor, the Parade .Brown Mr. Williat0, Husswell's lane Fynmore Tbos. Geor{le,esq. theTerrace Bum Mrs. Church street Giberne George, e>q. Church street

- Carter Robt. e~q. the Grove, Church st Gillespie Robert, esq ·Christie, Mr. David, Leatherhead road Gosse Henry, esq. Church- street Cope Jacob George, esq. West lodge , Green Mr. Tli'omas, llorkiog road

cole green -. . , Gritton Mr. Joseph Thomas, Parade . Guerin l'ifr. Augustu~ Hippolite, Wood-

cote Hankey Beaumont, esq. Clay hill Hansom Samuel, esq. the Elms ..,,--. Harvey Miss, Woodcole green HeathcotP. Arthur, esq. Du rd ans Hesketh Mhses, Church street . . Holland Ao:iu~t~, esq. Abele grove ' Holland John, esq. abde grove Hoper Mr. Frederick, Woodcote cottage Jaquel Mr. Robert, J.P. Ivy cottage Jeukins Fielding, e~q. WooJcote green Jones Arthur O'Brien, esq. Leather-

head road Larby Mr. David, Church street

.DIRECTORY. .693

Lee Rev. Thomas [Independent), Dan- Churchill John, saddler stead rosd :. , · Chuter Steµhcn James & Thomas,

Levick.James, esq._,\Vest hill :.. builders& cabinet makers Lindsa:f Ralph, esq •. West hill Collingwood John Nelson, bookbinder Lock Frederick, Psq. Church street & stationer ::> Maydwell Mis~, Church sueet . . Coombs James, painter & glazier Miller MrA. Woodcole Coppard Geoq,~e Msr1in, mallster & l\:loates Mr. William, the Terrace wine merch>inl, Clay hill :Mustoe Mrs. Hi:tb street Coxhead Frederick,' White Bart'

"-Neave Sir Richard Diuby, bart. Pit pl C1rnningham William, cowkeeper, Ep-Nesbit M:r. John, Woodcote som common Newton Mr. William Dalton John1 ' Tun '

- Northey Edward Richard, esq. Wood- Daniell William, ta ilor cote l1ouse . Dearle Rohfrr, lallowcha:ndler& melter

Norton William, esq. Church street Dockeray Joseph, horse trainer, Church Parish Mi~a, Church street street iPattereon Frederick, e!q. South Hatch Dorling Henry, stationer, printer &. Pope M ra. the Parade bookseller Prince Philip A.lex. esq. Dorking road Drew George, shoemaker Richards Henry, e~q. Town mead Drew John, shoPmaker Roberts Mrs. Dorking road Ede ElizalJeth (Mrs.), baker Roberta Mr. Thomas, East street Edwards Henry, painter & :;:lazier Robin Ron Mr. Lawson, 1 he Terro.ce Eisdell Rebecca (Miss), ladies' school, Shaw William R. P.sq. East alrt!et the Cedard Steele Mr. John, Dorking road Ellis Amelia (Miss), straw bonnet makr .Stilwell George, esq. Church street Everest, Aveline &. E~erest, solicitors, Trevelyan Mrs. Woodcote grove Epsom,&: at Croydon Trotter John, esq. Horton place Field Cbarlt.'s, bootmaker Ward Joseph, esq. Clay hill Field Thomas, wheelwright Whitboume Thomas, esq Fieldinj? Will iam , dyer While George, esq. Ashley house Piucb WilliHm, boarding school

..,..Willis Henry, esq. Horton lodge Fleetwood Henry, shoemaker Wood Mr. Alexander, Downs road Foulger William, shopkeeper Wrangham William,esq. Church street Gardner Theres• (Mrs.),draper &: clothr

TRADERS. Gillam hmes, currier&: leathercutter .Adds John, butcher Gorard Ann (Mrs.), 'Amato,' Wood-Andrews Henry~ architect, surveyor&. cote grove

estate aaent Gorard Richard,' Magpie' Andrews Wm. Chase Morrish&: John, Goymer William Heury, plumber &:

brickmitkers &; build?n iclazier .A,nsell Eliza (Mrs.), milliner&: dressma Graham· Henry, shopkeeper Apled William, fhhmonger Gritton .Eleauor Elizabetb(Miss),ladles' Atkins John, solicitor school, Purade Dailey John, upholsterer&. linendraper Guile John, carpenter&: joiner Baruard J>imes, butcher Hales Thomus, boot&: shoe roaker :Barnard ·Timothy, greengrocer, gar- Hamlin J11mes,' Queen'1 Head'

dener & Reedsman Hands Jobn~on, baker k brickmaker, :Barnard William, baker New Inn lane Beale May (Mrs.), shopkeeper Harman Henry, miller Beams George, greengrocer Harring1on George, liTery stables, Beauchamp William, shoemaker Woodcote areen Bentley Charle~, ' Marquis of Granby' Harsant William, chemit1t & druggist J31aber W111iarn Grames, sboomaker H11sled William, coachbuilder Boorer Junes, cowkpr. & pork butcher Hayton John, coal mPrchant ·Breeden Thornas, farrier Herrii:k Henry, Red Lion inn Broughlon Cha$. bricklayer&: plasterer Hibble Charles, tailor .Buckla11d Ricbd. beer retailer& butcbr Hills James, lioot & shoe maker :Buggs &c Bailes, e;rocers Hopkins John, or:zanist Buggs Martha (Mrs.), Railway inn , Hopki11s John, woollt'ndraper & tailor Baggs S11muel, grocer, corn &. coat Hulbert Thoma~, tailor & draper

mercba11t Hnmpbrey Thomas, butcher Bullen James, beer retailer &. coal Jolmson Jeremiah, sho11keeper, Wood-

merchant cote e;ree11 · Burgis J ohn, stonemason Jo11es Arthur O'Brien, sur·geon Burn Robert, Ironmonger &: agent to Kt>eling George Ratcliffe, chemist &:

Sun fire ot6ce d r U!?Kist Burton hauc, shopkeeper Kelly James, hairdresser .Butcher John, painter &:glazier Lacey James George, grocer Dutcher Richard, cutler Langlands Lawrence, carpenter & buildr

. Butcher Richard, plumber&. glazier Latham James, tailor Butcher William; auctioneer, surveyor, Lemon William, baker

estate agent&: valuer London t County Joint Stock Bank, •-Careless James, Albion hotel . William Alexander Clarke, manaf(Cr Chadband Alfred, tailor .. Longley Sophia (M~.), milliner &: Chadba11d Williaro, tailor, Clay bill dressmaker · . Chandler James&. Son, brewers Luco<'k William, poulterer &: pork Chapman Louisa (~fos), milliner &. butcher

dressmaker · Lumley William, King's Head com--Charman Richard, wheelwright mercial inn~ pt4ting house .. Cbarm1<n Willi~m, butcher McDooit ld Tbom .. ~, shopkeeper Cbarman William, watchmaker McMillran 'Jamt s, pa.inier .at glazier

EPSOM. (~Jl~~E:Y° .J Mangles Brothers, barrkers Mann Noah, shopkeeper MauhewsHarryBurnet,'King'sHead,'

C!.urch street · Metlhurst George, 'Rubbing House,'

Epsom down.s Mercer Henry, 'Fo:c,' Woodcote grove Mercer l\lary(Mrs.), cnr ier, Woodcote Miles Richard, fruiterer Miller William Henry, stationer &.

hairdresser Moore Charles, plumber & glazier Morley Jos. beer retailer, Epsom downs ~ettlefold Doniel; tailor . Nell Mold Richard, ironmonger Nevill John, butcher Ockenden Philip, 'Pwugh ~ Ha.rrow' Orton George, watch &; clock maker Overton TboO'las, artist Oxley Frederick, chemist&. drojlgist Pagden Trayton Peter & Stepben,

brewers &: maltsters Page & Hunr, Sprea.d Eagle commer­

mercial inn, & wine merchants Parfitt Berrjamin, fishmonger & poul-

terer · Perkins Joseph, corndealer Peters Edwd. beer retailer &; bricklayr Piff Geol'jte, saddler&. harness maker Price William Peters, fumer, Epsom

court farm Ratcliff George Ricbard,cbimney sweep Reeves Wm. horse trainer, Downs road Robinson Charles, grocer Rodgers Thoma~, solicitor Rutley Samuel, Railtoay tavern,

jobmaster Sait George, horse trainer, Old Wells Sharp Thomas, coacbbuilder Sheath J ohn, baker Sherwood Ralph, horse trainer, Ep:o m

downs Simmond9 .Alfred, carpenter Skilton Mury (Mrs.), carrier, Clay hill Smallwood J ohn, shoemaker Smart Alfred, farmer Sm en Charles, ju.n. farmer Smith William, 'eterlnary surgeon Snasball George, fancy Ptationer Sparks Mary Aon (Mrs.), •DuJ:e of

lVellington' Steer John, cooper Steer John, butcher . Stilwell George, surgeon,Chorch street Stone Henry, farmer, Horton . Srreet Geoll!e, 'Eclipu,' Clay hiU Swarrn Charlotte (Mu.), sLopkeeper Tickner Earlv beer ret1<iler Tidy Mary (Mrs.), blacksmith & iron-

monger Tompson Thomas, linPndraper Treadgold George, George im1 Turner Ann (Mrs.), beer re1ailer Underwood James,' King's A.rms' Ward Joseph, surgeon, Clay hill Weller Joseph, Hhopkeeper & tailor Weston William, farmer Wheeler John George, tailor Whiffen William, bootmaker White Geor2e, solicitor Williams TltOmaA, linendraper Will mot Philip, ehoemyker Wi;e John, draper &: clothier Wn<id Chas. Jun. confectioner & baker Wood Robert, baker Woo•ls Georf:(e, baker Wycherley John, horse traint>r, South Ha~h • •

You11g .Ann (Mrs.), grocer · . •.; .. · Yoong Charles, nursi:ry &: eeedsman

POST OPFICE.-William Chase Morrish Andrews, receiver. Letters are received until i past 10 p.m. ·witb .. eitr:\ Money orders are grauied & pttid at tbia office. Lett.era stawp · . · :.:

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arrive from Londou at 2 a.m. & at 25 min. · past 12 noo11; INSURANCE AGBNTS :-. diijpatched at t past 2 &: t 10·12 p.m. Letters arrive by Accidental Drath, W. A. Clarke ·• ,·, ' foot post from Ashtead, Leatherhead. &. Ewell at~ past Alliance, William Butcher · · ·

, , 12 11oon & at 8 p.m.; diaµatched at 6 a.m. &: t before I Atla.s Fire ~Life, John Nelson Collingwood - " • .P.m. A foot post lo Cheam, Sutton, Banstt:ad, & Head- County, B(nry l)orllng . •. , .

ley at 6 a.m.; returns at 8 p.m. Letter box closes 10 p.m. European Life, Frederick Oxley . 2X

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Globe Fire§' Life, William·Haila -·Frederick Ennevert assietenf, clerk:; ., . .Mr •. -Benjamin-Grtat· Britain, 'Thomas Hlllbert . · .Braitbwaite, b11ilifl' • ; .J. .... .-.· L11nca1hire, William·C.-ll. Andrews ·Local .Bt1ard of Health (sittings .,eiery .. .Monday.-.t 3),

• Phceni:e, Robert D(?jlrle • · . Jacob ·George Cope, esq. •chairmll.o ;..G,orge ·Whfteyesq .. Royal E:teha,,ge, George White . rlerk • . .·:. t>. ·· ~·«u> · • • . ·. . .. Royal Fire~ Life,.i.awrence.Lanalande Stamp (( .U{/11cy Office, Henry Dofill'f'I? .. Ii· · • ·

· -Scbltilh' PY011Wicial Fire:t ·Life, James Cbuter . Unio11 ·W orkhou1e, Rev. Barrington {i:aylor., •.X.A.»ob&p-· .Sun, Rober t .Burn lain; Nlcholas•Cumintr, master.; · MnJIDitabelh,Cumlng, Wutern Life, W. Everett .matron; Thomas Bailey Church, .relieiiog ofllcer~(wlio

. PUDLIC 0PPIOll'R8·:- :re!idea at Lestberhead) .. .-; ,: -. •-:'- . Clerk to ·Board oi Guardimu, to Commu1iontr1 of Police Station, George Cburcbonse, serg~t ./." . 2o;i:u, t Magiltratea, t Superintendent Regiatrar of 'PUBLIC SCHOOL&:- .:. • ' l u'l.IO ,"

' the Bp1t>m Union, William Enre~t, ePq · -National, Henry Car•ll, master; Mrs. Meliceot.Shirley, Clerk t Solieit.r· to the Bp1om J.:ocal .JJoardi of Health, · mistre:ss . , ., L' .!:•1 · ,,

' ·'::··Solicitor to· the t.@paom B ranch of the·Ltmdon w County. «..bifant, Miss.Emma T wisden,.mis·tres& .... 1·i · ,., •uN1,,a; • . ... Joint Stock Bank·{;•to the !Astherhead Ga1 Company, Home Ill- Colonial I11fant, Mlss·Cl\therine-.Chlelett,•tn~rs·

• . ·t ·a·Commu1ioner fqrtaki111J Aifida'IJ'ih, George Wbit, ,. Britilh, l'boma.s -B.oldawa1,•master; Miss :Anna: E:ollle,.. . esq . . mistress . · . . ·" · •t P UDLIC ESTABLISWUUl"l'S :- ' .London, Brighton, &: South ·Coast Railway.traill8·leaY81&.

County Court (sittings monthly), John Farquhar Fraser, arrivee~ery hour for&: from London .~ esq. judge; William Morgan .Benett, esq. clerk; Mr.

E SRE:R. is a parish 4 miles south·west fr~m Kingston, buriecl. The .population, 'in 1801, was 847; in ·18'81,.. 15 froin .London bridge, and 1 son th-west from Thomes 1,215; Ji841, 1 ,250; 1851, 1441. Claremont, the resi­Ditton station, in Elmbridge Hundred and Kingston dence and death-place of tbe -Prlncese Cba-rlotte · of· Union, West Surrey, Winche&ler bishopric, on the Ports- Walts, is east of the 'l'illage; it is uow held· in trust for mouth road, uear the ri'l'er Mole. A fo(r is held on the King Leopold, and now occupied· by the ex-Queen "and 4th of September. It contnins 2,079 acres, and a popu- Royal F11mily or the French; it was built by Lord Clive, latii>n, in 1851, of 1,441; 1,567 ·acres are in cuhintlon, the Couqueror of India, at 110 expense of £100,QOO. Esher nnd a new estirniite and valuation of the parish was made pl11ce, west of the road, bounded by the rlver.' ldo}e, is in 1844, when the gross estimate of property amounted distinguished as having lieen ' the abode of ·Cardinal to £7,823 I ls. 6d., and the rate11ble volue to £6,448 I Os. Wohey. There is a Sundoy school, the chnrge of which The living, nlued at £448 per annum, is a recto~y, giTe~ is defrayed by an endowment, and, in 1837, National by deed of trust to W11dbam College, Oxford, for the schools were established for the instruction of boys and benefit of the idndred of.the founrler (who may be fellows ' tzirls, in which· there are about .50 boys, and 73 ·gtrls. •..At of that College). 'The ·Rev. Wadham Harbin, M.A., Sandon, or ·Sandown, was an hospital or priory;dedlcated is the · incumbent, and the Rev. William Rice Stul\rt to:St. Mary-Ma\tdalen,and founded in the''feign of Henry Wllliom~, K.A., curate. The great and t<mall ·tithca are ·II. ln ' U'S6 it was ·united with ' the hogpifal ·of ··St­estimated at £360, and rated at £324. King Louis Thomas, 'Southwark. The Society of Frie~ds 'have a Philippe died liere. Bere has recently been a very hand· meeting- house ·here. Here are ch11rities of.£40 annual some cbnrcb erected, with a spire, beautifully situated on valne. . an eminPnce, in' the centre of the village. In the Roman MELJl.OURNB is 1 mile south; West Bod, l mile west ; • Catholic chapel, at 'Weybridge, King Louis Philippe was Hare.l.ane, half a mile east. ·

<1Blf'l'Jn. Walton Mis' C. C. Lawn 1boose 'Limbrick'Wm. beer retaller, Westerid His Majesty-the ·King of the Belgians, Walton John, esq:Woodside Linney Stephen, boot &·&hoe maket . Clar.:mont Williams Rev. Wm. Rice Stnart; :M.A Mast Frederick, drape·r .... · ,

Her Majesty the ex-Queen of the French Wil!onJohn Nathanit>l,ellq.Westend ldg M'Mutray William, paper "manufac--(Couotess of Nenilly}, Clarernonl TRADERS. lurer Royal ·mills ..

H. R. H. the Duke de Nemours, .Alder James, former, Westend Mead Dardel, tailor & tobaceonist · Claremont A Ider Thoma~, farru~r, WesteTid Moore Charles, steward to the King of

:Bacon John, esq. Water•ille Allum Esdr11s, "Wheatsheof' ·the BP1gians, Claremont B nin Admiral Ht1nderson Attryde &. Foeter,carpeuters,joiners &c Paice GPorge, corndealer'& baker Brown Charles John, esq. Hill house Barker rrl~. forrnec Philpot Thomas, shopkeeper ~ Brown Capt. George, Westend lodge Datchdor Richard, corn '& coal mer- Porte.r Joseph, "White Hor1e Brom1 Rev. J ohn, D.D chant, & ,eed~m:rn ·Robinson Ann ('Mrs.), plnmber'& bonae CHrtwrii-:ht Mrs. E Batchelor Thoma.Q, tailor painter Chapman J ohn, t>Sq. }bnor place liind,ey John,' White Lion' Rowe Francis,' Three.II! ariners'

.._Chapman Thomas, e~q. Esher lodge Blatch Thomas William, hoobeller Ryder Charle!', confectioner · Cobbtttt Mrd. Isal>ella Bo•vry Francis, hc"r retuiler, Westen<! Scobie Edwin, tailor & undertaker Cookson 'Mrg. Gener11l Brittle J11s. rnaTkct gardener. Hare la Smith John Joseph, dairyman Cookson Mrs. Willitun Brooks E1lwin, former Smith Mary (Mrs.), grocer, ·&c

· Currie·,Villi8m,"e'q Brown Wm. Com her, bllllder &. broker S1a1<ford Edward, butchPr Daniell J,.s, Nu~ent, e~q. Sa11down ldg Bollin Benjamin, boot"& shoe maker Stanford William ,smith & farrier Duckett John, "'l· Home house Carl er Emma & Ellen (Misses), drapers Storey James, Bear commercial t ·

. J!ew Rohert, t'S'J. Wolsey grange Carter Mis~es, lndiPs' school . family hotel~ postfng hr>Use Freeman Willi•m, esq Cocks John, hoot & ~hoe· maker . Storey Jnhn, grocer & provision mercl1

~ Gartliner Sir· Rober1, har-t. Melbourne ' Colley John Wm. smi1 b & ironmonger Stott er Geortze, (trocer .. Gordon Sir Alexahder; Gordon house Co1\stoble Joseph, shopkeeper Strf pp:John, plumber, painter&: gluier Greo:n i:III'>'. 'Ann, Manor house Cotton Will iam, draper Tilly John, leatbersl'ller Guy J0<eµb, e•q:!:!e11down ·Davis·Henry;mnrket·j!ardener Trillg Henry Richard, bnllcter<&'bouse Barhln n .... 'VHdham, M.A. Rectory Dawes Corneliu~, licensed to let flys &c agent . '. Izod Charles, t>$q Dawes Fre1leri~k , butcher · Tucker George, plumber . .

-Jam~s Colonel George Dew1lney Oeorge,saddler ·& barne!s ma Wakeford EJiz3beth .(Mrs.),"tniUinel' &: I.amhert Mrs E•le Geor!!e, hh1.cksmitb dressmaker . . Mcl\Iurmy William, esq. Royal mills <>ard11er William, ~t11tion master . Wiiiiam~ David1baker·&c Moore Charles, C•q. Claremorot Hardinit Jame•, tailor Withnm Alfred Praucia;brewer, :Royal Neville Mrs. l:lenry,Lileswortb cottage Hine Willlum TiHy;boot·& eb<oe maker Brewe~y. . . Nevill11 William Henry, esq HurwootJ Joh11, butcher Woori W1lltam,·wheehrnght NorthcrofL Mr~. H11n11ab l;&ac Will•:!m, boot &-shoe maker Woodman ·Jobn; 'Coburg Arm~'

' - R l'es Thomns, tsq. Noor place lzod Chllrt~,, ~urgeon · Woods John,. printer . - Slack John, l'~q. the Grove I Kemmrd William, registrar of births Woolger Thomas, beer retailer&: car-

Spicer Jnhn Willinm, e: q. Esber.place , &. de•Hhs penter,. Hare Jane Sprin~hall Mrs I King.ford John, former, Lo1ver green Wylde Geoi:ge, draoer.& post office S1eplwr1s .Ju mes W. e~'l· Lower gre.iin ·1 La11e JRmc~, breut.l &. biscuit h11ker {Young William, fishmonger .. S~•eni1on Mrs. Catherine, Waterville Lemm John, watch & clock maker 1 ·

PosT 0PPJCB.-George Wylde, fpo5hnllsle'r: =Letter~' from I immerllately; -&: nt 20 min: lo IO'p.m~ dellv~rid following Londou arrive by railway at t p11!t ' ll· a.m. delinr1:d .momi"g 11t 7. B ox closes at 9 p;m.· :I.;etter.t-can be posted

DIRECTORY. ·.695 . .EWELL. [SURREY.] · until IO :P·W· with extra 11tamp •· di~patCh.ed iit ·4 • a.m. So11thampron &. Dorcliester mnil . • ktter3 arrive at 4 a.m.

-delivered at 7 a.ro.; dispatched at l past 8 p.m. Box closest to 8 p.m. Letter3 are.received until t past 8 p.m. with .. extra stamp. Money·orders are granted &. paid. at this office · . · · ·

JNSOIUNCE AGENTS:-.A.tla1 Fire~ L ife, P.dwin Scnbie Guardian, ThomaR William D •a•cb

0AINI1lUS from Cobham every morning at 9 ; returns ·ut 6 evening

National School, Samuel .'J;'omUn, master.; 'Mrs. M . .A. • Tomlin, mi~tress · ..

CARRIERS TO LONDON.- William Dakin calls ·at Eshet every monday & thursday; & Edward Smith, from 'bis own house, every t hursday

EWELL is a parish·l4·miles froDl London and 1 :north­east from Epsom, onc_e a market town, in the Union of .Epsom, and Hundreds of Copthorne and Reigate, East ·surrey, and i,ishopric of Winchester. l:Iere w11s the splendid parish of NONSUCH, erected by Henry VIII.,

:and taken down in tbe:reign of Ch4Tles U.; ·but.scucely any of the remains are to be found -of that celebrated edUice. The town Is chiefly supported by the number of gentlemen's residences in ·thi• and the adjoining pnrishes. The · pari~h contained, ·by the census of '1851 1 "l,918 inhabitants, exclusive of Kingswood, and ·2,410 acres. 'The principal manufacture is that of gunpowder, and an extensh•e poUery ·on the ·Non such estate, -and brick and tile works. Tbe cb1.1rch of St. M:ury is an old building of chalk and ftints ; the tower is left atao<iing, 1111d the interior used .as a burial chnpel to the old <:hurchyard. A new church h<1s been erected

on-an acre of ground, ~iven by the ·Rev • . Sir George L. Glyn, Bart. , the vicar; its total cost was ,£.5,745 2s. 7d.; it wu consecrated on the 26;h of August, 1848; it is a neat structure, in the early English style, with a ·t o1.,ec and clock at the west end ; there are sittings for 871 persoas, 340 of ·which are free. The living .i~ . a vicarage, . value £277 per annum, in ·the patrono~e aud·incumbency ol the Rev. tiir G. L. Glyn, Bart. 'rhere are two fairs held her11, one on the 12th of Moy, for pleasure,.~llld .one on the 29th of October for sheep, &c. ·

Sl'ARROW F ARM is 1 mile north~east; Cold Harbour, l mile north; Worcester P ark , H miles north; Ruxley, 2 miles nartb·west ; Howell Hill, 1 mile south-east; Orchard House, half a mile east; Longdown Barns, l mile south.

KUIGSWOOD is an extensive detnched district near Reigate.

GENTRY. ·Bgck Henry, esq. Garbrand hall 'Bla.ke Jame11 Joseph,esq. Ewell house B oultcotJollll, esq

,. Gadesden James, esq: Ewell castlo Glover Natba11iel,.esq

. Glyn Ilev.SirGeocgeLewin, bart[vicar] Hall Mrs Hawkins W~lliam , P!IQ

,Lempriere Captain .William Charles ,Lewis J a.mes, esq

.. ;Lovely Rev. George, IC • .&.. [curate] • Margetson J a.mes, e.;q

Martin Jrfr;1 Randall CbarJeq, esq

.- Reid Sir John Rae, barl. Ewell grove Stone Mrs Watson Mrs WUson William, esq

TRADERS. :Amo~ James, beer retailer :Arrivereyte Charles, •Bull's Htad ' Baker William, carrier Barrett Sam1.1el, suriteon Batd1elor Jesse,-carpenter (Batchelor ·Samll·t :u rs.), shopkeeper

· ·'Ben nett Thomus, baker Bridges Sir.Henry, knight, gunpowder

.mills Bristow J ohn, '.Adelaide .Arm•' Browne Mi:ises, ladies' ooarding .school

Butclier 'William, gothic & general · Milh Jost.>ph, beer retailer hrit k>& tile maker Mouger William Richard, academy

Callingham Gt!OT~E', plumber & 11;lazier Moore Jame~, bricldayer Charman Pranci~, butcher Osborn John, bootmaker Co~Ja11d ·William,Jioendraper Pearson Adam, saddler Cracknell J ames, lwt,eher ~ Peters Susannah.( Mu.), butcher Deamery J ohn,-haker ;,;> Pickndl Henry, haker Denison Williaun, tailor Pol tick James & Ann (Miss), grocers & Dorman John, 'Green Man' drapers Durlgeon Robert,.farmer Pr·ilclu.rd Bartholomew, walcbmaker Fritl1 Sarai»( Miss), dressmaker Richardson .Rit:hd. 'I(ing'Willi.am IV.' Gardner William, sen. superintendent Riggs Jo~eph, 'Bight Btlls,' & butcher

of powder mills R.oger<1 Theophilus, h!?otmaker · Gardner ·William Thomas, farmer Salmon·Job .. , Organ inn Hall & Davidson, millers Sa1vyer J amei, stationer & hairdreaaer Rall Charles, miller Staples William, wheelwright . Hard& James, grocer Steer William, Carn.er . Hards Mary Ann& Elizo.beth (Misses), Stone & Swallow, brick & tile makers,

millinl'rs potters & manufacturers of atone ' Hard~ William, builder ware draiupipes, Noumch park . Haynes Beujamin, builder - Stone George, corn &. coal merchant &:. "Herring Frederick; beer retailer 8Pedsman Hill J ames, boo•maker Water" Thomae, carrier Hoilman William, farmer W~1i 1e Frt:deriek, maltiter Jackson Will iam Railton ·Parker,chmst Wickham William, grocer & draper Killick William; pl1.1mber &. glt1zier Willis Henry, ironmonger & brazier -Marfl~t Stephen, grocer, com &. coat· Wood Wiili .. m, baker&. miller

merch&nt Woodrofre John, bootmaker Mason J ohn, Spring hotel Wouhum John, miller Mawer John~ farmer Young Thomas, stonemason Miller George~ blacksmith

POST OPPrce.-JamesSawyer~'J)O!Jtma~ter. Letters arri'°e btZand ·R~nue · O.ffice, Sprinu; hotel fr<Jm Lendon'! past.•6 a.m. & t paet 'l p.m.·; dispatc!Md at ·OMNIBUS to London, from Oorking,everymorQing-(sundays 12 nooo &. 6 p.m. The •nearest money .orde.r office ria ,at excepted),.at ~ past 10; re1 urn~ e:very evening -! past 6 Epsom C&-RRI~RS TO LONDON.-Thomas Waters, ev .. ry mooday,

· .lKSURANCB A&BNTS :- ·wednesday, friday &. Saturday, · to • T11lbot,' Borou"bJ .Anchor Fire~ Life, .William Killick 'Ship,' Charing cro3s, 'Green Man &. Still,' Oxfura. .Atlas Fire~ Life, .wi1liam ·Hard., street, 'Fountain,' Poster lane, &. 'Pewter Platter,' Europe4n Life, Jllmes Sawyer Gracecharcb street; William Baker[ every monday , wed-.Norwich 'Union Fire~ 'L~fe, George Stone nesday, friday & saturdoy, 10 the" f. orse Shoe;' B<>roo.gb, Ph~11i:z; 'Fir~, 'Stephen Marfieet New inn, Old •Bailey, 'Green Man& Still,' Oxford-street, Sun Fire :!t 'Lif~~ ?eorge Stooe & ·' King's Arm.s,' Bishopsgate street . .. . ..... ..

.:SWBU&S 'J:., ,a.parisb:an.d .villa.ge,6 miles from Gomshall 1 L oni;est Rill, 2 miles south; Sprout, 2 miles sout11;- .Brook­atation south, 3.; .from Loudon, and i:i from Guildford, :.Jand and Bamgards,2! miles aouth-we~t; Lone Baro,3 miles south-east, in ·&he BW!flr-ed of B lackhrath, Hamo ledon south; Li nacre, "May banks, Polingfold and Cox· Grc!en, 4-

, Union, West.Surrey •. ·Here is .• church. The benetlce i$ a miles ~outh; Graoley L11ne End, 3 miles south; -:Puddi11,g-. rectory, value £7:39 per annum, in the presentation of the fo ld, Elll!ns Green, Ellin!{ nntl ·Furwn •Gate, ll miles south;

Lord Chancellor; the incumbent is tbe Rev. John ll•rlnw, Holbeck, Pinkhurst and Hill Hou~"• 4 miles ~outl1-ea.3t ; ' J«,A, Here are .National scboola·for boys and l!irls. "'l'u" Sommer~bury, l! milei south-eMt ; Boildin11• I milesoutb­parit1h contain$ 5,483 acres, and a .populd.tion of 87~. ..west; M:•cal, l mile sou ti.I-ea it; .Lower J:Jreech, .1.mile

CoNBYHUl\ST is ·half a mile•norUi-west; Brambhurst, south-east; Yard and Eaetlanrl, I mile east; Coo.phurdt quarter of a mile north ; ..Pitbam, B&ptley:., H .. ralds Wood and Brookh•1rdt, 1 wile ea-1t; Woodland, half a mile enst; and Wiersom, ll miles north~; ·0Mrbrid1te, quartl!r of a Loseley aod Oerm11n. 1 mrld 11ortb-east; New R lJ1ue, Dc!a­.mile south-weat; Sneds, .thr«>-qu•mera.of . .a mile south- con~, and Radnor, 2 miles nortb-ea~t; Woolpit aod .'1.cJl-. ~est; Old HollMl, .l mile south.; Coxlaod,.Jj.miles sou1h; 410Ager4 ll miles north. .

"·· ''·· GENTRY. . - . ·1 fa; .. ._.. TRADERS. ButchPr Thoma.s, farmer 'Barlow Rev. O'ohn, 11: . A. [Tector],Rctry 'Biker Jamee, build.er Child Francis, carpenter =Barues William eeq. Deacons . Baxter J4lme~. black1mith CJ11ld -Pr~derick, shor1keeper Thur low R t!v. Tbo!nu · c · :-;:. • .Bmwne:AICred, ~roeer&dtaperkagent Child George, '.Bull'1 Head' Thurlow Tbomas J.isle, esq to Phmnilt fire office "Coleman Heory, Jll1oemaker

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