DIRECTORY.] SHROPSHIRE. DAWLEY MAGNA. 87CY;-"''YNION. Evans In. Thos. farmer, Tan-y-craig Lloyd In. farmer, Cefn-y-maes Mawr

Morris Rev. William Arthur B.A. Issa Morris Maurice, farmer, Cefnbyrallt(rector of Rhyd-y-Oroesau) Evans Lloyd, fa~mer Nagington Hy. smallholder, Cefny-

COMMERCIAL. °Ffoulkcs Watkm, farmer, Cefn-y- drinogmaes Bach Owen In. Rt. smallholder, Pandy

Marked thus ° farm ISO acres or over. Griffiths Margt. (Mrs.), farmer, Tan- NewyddArden Herbt. farmer, Bryncoch y-craig Vcha °Roberts Wm. farmer, MontygoUenBaines In. Rd. smallholder, Green- Hughes Lloyd, farmer, Middle Weston Elizabeth McLellan Watsonfields Cynynion (Mrs.), guest house, Old Cross

°Davies In. farmer, Bryncoch Humphreys In. farmer, Fochddu Foxes, LawntDavies In. farmer, Bwlch-y-Rhiw Humphreys 'rhos. farmer, Lledrod°Edwards David Jerman & John Jones David, farmer, Brongoll PENTRE-GAEB.Ffoulkes, farmers, Cynynion Fawr Jones Hy. farmer, Rallt Edwards Edward, farmer

°Edwards Thos. & Catherine (Miss), Jones John Gwynfryn, baker, grocer, Jones Morris, smallholder, Pen-y-Brynfarmers, Top Cynynion provision dealer & corn & flour Jones Thomas, farmer, Henblas

Edwards Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Lower merchant Richards Watkin, farmerCynynion Jones In. L. farmer, Bryn-Lyfryd Roberts Edward, farmer, Tan-y-coed

Edwards In. farmer, Rhandir Isaf Lloyd E. farmer Williams John, farmer

DAWLEY MAGNA is a town and parish on theroad from Wellington to Bridgnorth, with a station atHorsehay in this parish on the Wellington and SevernJunction branch of the Great Western railway, 4 milessouth-east from Wellington, about 2! north-west fromMadeley and 5 south-west from Shifnal: it is in theWrekin division of the county, in Wellington division ofSouth Bradford hundred, Madeley county court district,petty sessional division of Wellington, rural deanery ofShifnal, arch deaconry of Salop and diocese of Lichfield.The town is lighted with gas from works in Chapelstreet, built in 1857, and belonging to the Dawley GasCo. Limited. In 1909 an arrangement was made with theMadeley and Broseley Water Co. of Harrington, for thesupply of water at a cost of about £15,000; the pump-ing station is at Little Dawley; the engines are of theProducer type and force the water to the two reservoirsat Lawley Bank for distribution to the district. Theparish was formed into a Local Government District in1876, but under the Local Government Act, 1894 (56and 57 Vict. c. 73), an Urban District Council wasestablished. The church of the Holy Trinity, erected in1845, is a building of sandstone in the Gothic style,consisting of chancel, nave, baptistery and an embattledwestern tower containing 6 bells: there is a font ofNorman date: on the east wall is a tablet in memoryof the men of the parish who fell in the Great War,!914-18. The register dates from the year 1666.The living- was declared a vicarage Dec. I!, 1866, netyearly value £350, including 2 acres of glebe, withresidence, in the g-ift of the Bishop of Lichfield, and heldsince 1936 by the Rev. Edgar Stanley Banfield, of Lin-coln Theological College. There is a Mission church inHinkshay; a Baptist chapel, erected in 1846, seating5'50 persons; also two Methodist chapels. The TownHall, a commodious building, is the property ofthe Urban District Council. The Market Hall, erectedin 1867 and also the property of the Urban Council, isan oblong structure of red brick, with an ornamentalfrontage and vaults underneath, and is surmounted by aturret containing one bell and a clock, presented in 1867by the late Lt.-Col. William Kenyon-Slaney. A pieceof ground of about 2 acres in extent was given by thelate Rt. Hon. Col. William Slaney Kenyon-Slaney M.P.and H. C. Simpson esq. to be used as a public park,and was opened in 1901. In the High street is amonument, erected in IgIO, in memory of Capt. Webb,born in this parish in the year 1848, who lost his lifein an attempt to swim the Niagara rapids in 1883. Acharity of £7, derived from land, was left in 1684 byRichard Hodden, gentleman, of Ludlow, and a thirdof this is distributed to the poor of this parish on St.Thomas' Day. Lewis' charity of £200 was left in1887, and the interest is given to the poor annuallv~n blanke.ts: Greenhalgh's charity of £1 yearly, leftIII 1892, IS also for the poor. The Coalbrookdale Co.Ltd. are the principal landowners. The soil is various.The minerals are ironstone and coal. The chief cropsare wheat, oats and barley. The area is 3,259 acres ofland and inland water; the population in 1931 was 7,669in the civil parish and Urban District and of the eccle-siastical parish, 2,815.

By the Salop Review Order, 1934, parts of theparishes of Priorslee, Stirchley and Wellington Ruralwere added to the parish and Urban District.

Post, M. 0., T. & T. E. D. Office, 51 High street, Dawley(letters should have Wellington, Shropshire, added)

Post, M. O. & Tel. Call Office, Dawley Bank. Lettersarrive from Dawley, Wellington, Shropshire. Dawleyis the nearest T. office

URBAN DISTRIGr COUNCIL.

Members.Chairman, R. A. Rhodes J. P.

Vice-Chairman, Edward Fellows.E. Attwood Thoma. Jones J.PJ. H. Ball Herbert SimpsonE. Biddulph C. H. TaylorG. Houlston H. C. Woodhouse M B,H. Jaundrell Ch.B., J.PJ. M. Johnston

Officers.Clerk, Henry Revell PhilIips, jun. solicitor, 69 King stTreasurers, Lloyds Bank LtdMedical Officer of Health, Alfred E. White M.B., C.M.Edin., D.P.H.lrel., L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. 7 Waterloo road, Wellington

Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector, R. Lewis Price, 69 Kingstreet

Market Hall, High streetPolice Station, Burton streetTown Hall, R. Lewis Price, sec

PUBLIC OFFICERS.Collector of King's Taxes, R. Lewis Price, Counciloffices, 6g King street

Collector of General & Water Rates, Bertram H. Ellis,Conncil offices, 69 King street

Customs, Excise & Old Age Pension Officer, WilliamJohn Hawk.ins, Market Place chambers, Wellington

Medical Officer, Dawley District, Wenlock GuardiansCommittee, Herbert Clement Woodhouse M.B., Ch.B.Vict., J.P. 30 King street

Public Vaccinator, Dawley District, Wenlock GuardiansCommittee, James Bryce Robertson M.B., C.M.Glas.The Shrubbery, King street

Rating & Valuation Officer, R. Urban Callear, Counciloffices, 69 King streetRegistrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Dawley Sub-district, Madeley Registration District, Bertram H.Ellis, Council offices, 6g King street; deputy, ErnestS. Callear, 73 King street

Relieving Officer, No. I Dawley District, WenlockGuardians Committee, Frank Percy Mole, 32 Chapel st

Vaccination Officer, Dawley Sub-district, Bertram H.Ellis

PLACES OF WORSHIP.Holy Trinity, Rev. E. S. Banfield, vicarMission Church. HinkshayBaptist, Dawley Magna, Rev. Henry Mostyn JonesMethodist, Dawley , Finger road; Horeshay & Rock;Rev. G. T. Hodgson

Methodist, High street; Dawley Parva ; Dawley Bank;Horsehay & Stirchley; Rev. W. E. C. Elliott

Railway Stations.-Horsehay (G. W.); Stirchley (L.M. & S)

Conveyunce.-The omnibuses of the Birmingham kMidland Motor Omnibus Co. Ltd. running betweenWellington & Madeley, pass through; an additionalomnibus service to Wellington is run daily; & a ser-vice to Oakengates by J. A. Darrell, of St. Leonard'sroad, Malinslee

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D..HVLEY, Callear Fras. Arden, insur .. agt. 65 Jones Herbert S. ironmonger, 53King st High street

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Callear Ralph Urban, rating &; valua .. Jones Horace C. grocer, &; post office,(For T N's see general list of Private tion officer, Council offlces.SoKing Dawley bank

Residents at end of book.) st. ('1'N 229) & sec. to Independent Jones Minnie Lucy (Mrs.), chinaBanfield Rev. Edgar Stanley (vicar), Order of Oddfellows, 73 King st dealer, 55 High street .Vicarage, Dawley, Wellington Chilton Ruth (Miss}, shopkpr, 87 Jones Wm. Percy, Iruitr, 34 High st

Browne Samuel Noel M.C., M.B.., Kin" st KetJey Francis, grocer.z Hinkshay rdOh.B. 88 King st Cosy bCinema (In. White, mngr.), Ketley Francis Wm. Queen's Arms

Callear Francis Arden, 65 King st Burton street P.H. 31 Finger roadCaIlear Ralph Urban, 73 King street CottreU Frank Regnld. mngr.. to Latham Fanny (Mrs.), shopkpr. 9EIliott Rev. William E. C. (Metho- Lloyds Bank Ltd. 12High st. T N New st .dist), Westley house, Chapel street 254 . . Lees Norm~ G. dentist (attends

Ellis Bertram H. 29 Church road Dabbs Ohas. credit draper, 18 High ~at.), 21 Kmg st .Hodgson Rev. George '1'.. (Methodist), st. T N 22:1 Leighton Edwd. W. H.. wireless dlr.71 King street Darrall &; Co. grocers,47 &; 8 High st 13.High st .

Jones Thomas J.P. 5 Burton street Darrell & Co. coal mers .. 74 King st. Lewl.s In. Aston, butcher.jo High stPrice Harry A. L. The Shrubbery, TN 251 Lewis Rd. Wm. shopkpr.ag Chapel 8tKing street Davies Arth. butcher, Church rd Lloyds Bank Ltd. (sub-branch)

Price Rcbert Lewis, 8 Heath hill Davies Joseph, confectnr. 49 King st (F.rank Regnld. Cottrell, mngr.), 12Rhodes Richard ..,L J.P. 80 King st Davies Lucy (Miss), shopkpr. 34 High st .. (TN 254) (open from laRobertson James Bryce M'.B., C..M.. King st e..~. to 2.30 p.m. on Mon. Wed. &The Shrubbery, King street Dawley British Legion (Thos, Dood- Fn.; head office, 71 Lombard st.

Woodhouse Herbert Clement M.B. son, SI;lC) , King st London E C 3Ch.B., J.P. 30 King street 'Dawley & District Child Welfare Machin Saml, boot repr. 22 Chapel st

Wooding Frederick Thomas 67 Kinrr Centre (Miss Eliz.. Thomas, supt.), Martiu Fredk. grocer, IS Chapel ststreet '" King's st Matthews Annie L. (Mrs.), draper,

Dawley &; District War Memorial 33 New rdCOMMERCIAL. Club (Frank Mole, sec.), King st Melias Ltd. provsn. dlr. High 8t

Early closing day, Tuesday. Dawley (The) Gas Co. Ltd. (Frank Melville Ida (Miss), district nurse, 6Clayton, sec.; Arth . .A.. Leonard, New rd

A,fler Geo. beer retlr. 4 Finger rd manager) (works) Ohapel st, 'I'N Mill,,~rd Albert Edward, blacksmith.Allworth Maud (Miss), confctnr .. 1 331 .3 Klllg 5tree~ .Doseley rd Dawley Industrial Social Service M~tton Geo. fried fish dlr. 37H1gh st

Ayres Thos, grocer, 42 High st Centre, New st Mitton Susan (Mrs.), shopkpr. 4i1Bache Frank, newsagt. 65 High st Dawley Town Hall (R. Lewis Price, Bank rdBailey Edwd. hairdrssr. 18 George st sec.; J. Jones, caretaker), New st Mole Frank Percy, relieving officer,Bailey Martin Clarence, butcher, 43 Duncombe Aubrey Chas. Red Lion 32 Chapel stHigh st P.H. Holly rd Morgan Fras. W. greengro. 9 &; la

Bailey Wm. G. butcher, 16 High st. Ellis Bertram H. general & water Burton 5tT N 268 rate collector &; registrar of births, Morgan William, boot ma, Finger rd

Bailey Wm. Hy. beer retlr.32King st deaths &marriages for Dawley sub- Nelson Frank, corn mer. see White ..Ball Bros. shopkprs, 59 High st district, Madeley Public Assistance head &; NelsonBanks In. Wltr. shopkpr. JIO King st Committee, Council offices, 69 King North Constance (Mrs.), grocer, 47Barclays Bank Ltd. (sub ..branch) st. T N 229 Bank rd(E. C. Ball, manager) (open 10 a.m. Evans Reuben &; Son, drapers, 10 Oakengates &; District, Co-operativeto 2.30 p.m. on mon.. wed. & frL), High st Society Ltd .. Bank rd56 High st.; head office, 54 Lom- Evans William, farmer, The Wallows Panter Jack Maurice. shopkpr. 41bard st. London E C 3 Fellows Ruth (Mrs.), shopkpr. 9 High st

Barnett Jsph. Stanley greengro. Jl Finger rd Parton Albt. Edwd. Duncow HotelHigh st Ferguson Wm. Lord Hill P.H. Dawley P.H. New st

Baugh Thos. insur. agt. Southa11 green Perkin Percy George, watch maker,Beckett Fredk .. Harry, wheelwright, Follows Geo. cycle dlr. 13 King st 28 High street~1 SouthaU rd France Emily June (Mrs.), antique Perry Jsph. boit repr. 30 Bank rd

Bemrose Rd. Weightman, chemist. dlr. 3 & 4 New st Phillips Hy.. Reve11 &; Son, solctrs.46 High st. T N 257 France Jas. Rd. motor car propr. High st

Binnall Miriam (Mrs.), shopkpr. 3 & 4 New st Phillips Hy. Revell, jun. solctr ..(firm,Hinkshay (letters should have Frances Lucy (Mrs.), refrshmt. rms. H. Phillips &; Son) &; clerk toWellington only added) 27 High st t.h~ Urban District Council, High st

Bird Sarah Jane (Miss), shopkpr, 2 Garbett Geo. Wm. beer retlr. 75 Phillips In. shopkpr. 2 New stFinger rd .King st . . rhi.1I~p8Saml. s,hopkpr. 28 .Bank rd

Bott Jsph. shopkpr, II Heath hill Gibbs Anme (Mrs.),draper,58 High st PhJlhp~ Wm. Ernest, furmture dlr.:Bott Wm. coach bldr. II Heath hill Giles A. E. & Co. (A. E. Giles, 57 HIgh stBowdler Alfred William, news agent, propr.), tobccnsts. 38 High st Phillips's Stores Limited, grocers &16 Burton street Gogerty JI1. grocer, 24 Finger rd tea dealers, 19 High street

Bowdler Martha (Mrs.), shopkpr. Graham Rt. White Horse P.H. Heath Plimmer Enoch Howard, butcher, 89Hinkshay (letters from Wellington Hill Dawley bankdirect) Greenhalgh Cecil Hy. grocer, 31, 33 PJimmer Rebecea (Mrs.), beer retlr.

Boyle Albt. L. fruitr. 23 High st & 35 High st. T N 210 Dawley bank .Bray Geo. E. grocer, 12 Killg st Groueott May (Mrs.), shopkpr. 10 Poole Jsph. Herbt.. motor omnibusBray Maggie (Mrs.), fried fish dlr. Old Vicarage rd propr. 62 High st, '1'N 2362 Doseley rd Harper Wltr. Rd. Oscar, White Hart Poole Leah (Mrs.), beer retlr. 6 Bur ..

Breeze In.. Vaughan, wheelwright, P.H. Hinkshay (T N 324) (letters ton stDawley bank should have Wellington only added) Povey Bros. butchers, 4 King st

Brown Eliz. (Miss), district nurse, 6 Harris John Robert, painter, 27 Preece &; Son, shoe mkrs .. 4 High stNew rd Chapel street Preece Sarnl. boot repr. 52 High st.

Brown Florence (Miss), shopkpr. 4 Hayward William, Elephant &; Castle &; 5 South all rdSouth~ll rd . P.H. 1 High street Price H. A.. L. & Co. Ltd .. haulage

Brown Jsph. Wm. farmer, Old Vicar .. Hilton S. & Sons Ltd. boot & shoe contractors, Heath Hill. '1'N 258B age rdw.ll. t B t makers, 48 High street Price Martha Ann (Mrs.), confctnr.rown 1 lam, carpen er, ur .on st H 11' Edwi L Ii B 1 R' h t tBSI N 1 M C M B 0 1S win es le, grocer, 1 an ( 14 19' S reerowne . am.. , I oe" .., .., rd Price Robert Lewis, surveyor, sani ..CI~·Bd·BJrpmh~'sM.R.C&..:::;.Eng.,L.R(·f9·P.Independent Order of Oddfellows tary inspector & collector of King's.xmu. J cn. surgn. irm, (R 1 h U C 11 ) K' t C'I ffi 6 K' tWoodhouse &; Browne) 88 King t .3 p . a e~r, sec. ,(3 mg s tax:s,ouncl 0 ces, 9 mg s .T N ,s . Jarvis Frank, frmtr. 20 HIgh st '1'N 229

Bryce ~~~n, shopkeeper Dawley bank Jaundrell Hubert, butcher, 1$ Bur .. Prime ;'\nnie (Mrs.), fried fish dlr.Bullock Geo Harold' ri t ton at 61 HIgh stHi h st· , p n er, 37 Jones Benjamin &; Son, builders, Reynolds C. R. shopkpr. 41 Dawley

C 11g E S . 3 Brandlee banka ear rnest . deputy registrar of JEW (El tri I) Ltd I t 1 R' h d Albt h I H' k hbirths, deaths & marriages for ones' . . .ec rrca '. e ec rc. IC ar s . s op '-pr. 1Il s ayDawley sub..district, Madeley Public engnrs. 32 High st (let~ers should have WellingtonAssistance Committee, 73 King st only .added)

DlREC'rORY. ]

Roberts Mary Lizzie (Mrs.),shopkpr.11 Burton st

Robertson Chas. H. painter, 29a,Station rd

Robertson Jas. Bryce M.B.,C.M.Glas.surgn. &; public vaccinator Dawleydistrict, Madeley Public AssistanceCommittee, The Shrubbery, Kingst. TN 235

Roden Thos. F. beer retlr. Bank rdRowe Fanny (Mrs.), shopkpr. Dawleybank

Rowley Thos. outfitter, 40 Hi:;h stSimmonds Brothers, football manu-facturers. 17 Chapel street

Smith's Stores, grocers. 22 &; 24High st. T N 224

Smith Annie (Mrs.), shopkpr. sa8Station rd

Smith Horace Edmnd. hairdrssr. 115Burton st

Smith Lucy (Mrs.), statnr. & postoffice, SI High st

Smith Richard, builder, Burton st

SHROPSHIRE. DEVXHILL. 89Smith Wm. hair dresser, 153High st,Summers Laura Mabel (Mrs.), leathr.mer. 2 High st

Sotch Harry. cycle dlr, 27a, High stTart Jn. shopkpr. I Hinkshay rdTaylor Abraham, fried fish dlr. 315High et

Taylor Albt. Crown inn, 44 High stTaylor Chas. Herbt. draper, Dawleybank

Taylor Frank, farmer, LangleyWaddilove Thos. butcher, Finger rdWalker Emmie (Mrs.), confctnr. SoHilth at

Walton Jack, beer retlr. Hinkshay rdWattg Ohas. Harry, insur. agt. 49High st

Watts Eliz. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 49High st

Whitefoot George & WiIliam, hard-ware dealers, 21 High street

Whitefoot Cecil Geo, chemist, 'J-7High et

Whitehead &; Nelson, corn mers.George It

Willetts Absalom, watch repr. 10Spring hill, Chapel st

WilIiams Rd. butcher, High stWilliams Rd. Geo.boot repr.George stWindsor Wltr. cabnt.mkr.so Bank rdWood Geo. Wm. dentist, SOHigh st.(attends tues. 2 to 4 p.m)

Woodhouse &I Browne, physcns. &surgns. 30 (T N 213) & 88 Kingst. T N 242

Woodhouse Herbt. Clement M.B.,Ch.B.Vict., J.P. surgn. (firm,Woodhoose & Browue), & medicalofficer, Dawley district, MadeleyPublic Assistance Committee, 30King st. T N 213

Wooding In. provsn. mer. 101 Kingst. TN 330

Wright Geo. Harold, Talbot P.H. 26High st

Yates H. .lo.Son, pork butchers, 157High st

DAWLEY PARV A is an ecclesiastical parish formedOct. 24, 1845, from the parish of Great Dawley, andincludes Lititle Dawley, Doseley, Horeehay, Lightmoor,StoneyhiIl, The Potteries and Burrouzh's Bank, in theWrekin division of the county, South Bradford hundred.Madeley county coort district, petty sessional divisionof Wellington, rural deanery of Shifnal, arehdeaconryof Salop and diocese of Lichfield. Dawley Parvais I mile from Horsehay station on the Wellington, Shif-nal and Oraven Arms section of the Great Western rail-way, 5 west from Shifnal, 4 from Wellington and 3from Made1ey. The church of St. Luke (locally atDoseley, and erected in 1845) is an edifice of brick inthe Norman style, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave,south porch and a stone turret at the south end contain-ing one bell: there are 508sittings. The Iych gate was Post & M. O. Office, Little Dawley. Letters fromerected by the parishioners in memory of the men of Wellington. Dawley is the nearest T. officethe parish who fell in the Great War, 1914-18, and wasdedicated by the Bishop of Liohfield in January, 1920. Post, M. 0., T. &; T. E. D. Office. 1I0rsehay, Welling·The register. date from the year 1846. The living is a too, Shropshire

PRIVATB RESIDENTS. Price Tbos. Whitne}" carpntr. Frame Davies Albt. Hy. beer retlr. Wood·(For T N's see general list of Private la. Doseley house la

Residents at end of book.) Reynolds In. & SOD, grocers, Little Davies Stanley, frmr. Woodlands frmDavies Rev. Harry Gordon RA. Dawley Duce Winifred Rose (Mrs.), shop-(vicar), The Vicarage, Doseley Roberts Rt. Eddie, beer retlr. Dose- kpr, Springfields

Simpson Herbert, Greenhurst.Doseley Iey Harrison Edwd. fArmer, CroppingsSheword In. Unicorn P.H. Little farm

COMMERCIAL. Dawley. T N Dawley 234 Horsehay Co. (The) Ltd. engine enBASALTS LIMITED, quarry Thomas Grace Lilian (Miss). nurse, & iron founders, bridge builders towners; manufacturers of road- Doseley gas plant manufacturers; soleatone tarmacadam; bituminous makers of Wilson's producer plant.macadam; all classes concrete HORSEHA.Y. TA" Bridge, 1I0raehay;" T N 1[5products, Doseley. T N's Dawley PRIVATE REBIDBlIlT8 Wellington5 &. 150; TA" Basalts, Dawley" _, . . . Irunbridge &; Coalbrookdale Industrial

Corbett Albt. Archbld. farmer,Manor (For T N.s see general hst of Private Co-operative Society Ltd. Poolsidefarm, Little Dawley Residents at end of book.) Machin CecilHarry,ForestersArms P.H

Doseley Pipe Co. Ltd. Doseley. TA Cartwright Richard, Holly croft, Mainwaring Ethel Barbara (Mrs.),"Basalts, Dawlev i " Dawley 3152 Frame lane draper, Wellington rd

Gwynne In. Rd. farmer, Stocking Gray Edgar Charles, Woodlands. New Coalmoor Sanitary Pipe Co. Ltd.farm Perks Henry John, The Holhes, sanitary earthenware mfrs. Dawley

J 0 H N S TON BROTHERS Si~r;s~; l1f~. Hy. The Cottage Pri: W. B. &; Sons, butchers,(CONTRACTORS) LTD. COIDIBRCIA.L Bridge rdmanufacturers of all classes of . Shuker Geo. & Son, motor haulageroadmaking appliances; also road- Marked thus 0 farm 150acres or over. contrctrs, Stanley ho. Dawley 238stone chippings; tarmacadam; Ball Bessie (Mrs.), shopkpr. Poolside Tarr Geo. Wm. beer retlr. Station rdconcrete products; road conatruc- Ball Nellie (Mrs.), shopkpr. Spring Ward Wm. Hy. statnr. & post Office.tion, Doseley. TA." Basalts, village Dawley 220Dawley j " TN's Dawley 262 & 2153Bott Enos, shopkpr. Spring village Whittingham Harry, shopkpr. Sta-

Morris Wm, Vaughan, smallholder, Collier' Jsph. Hy. shopkpr. Welling· tioD rdBath farm ton rd Williams Howard Bickerton, g-rocer

PowelI Harry, smallhldr. Lit. Dawley 0Corfield Edwd. farmer Woodhouse la. Dawley 239

vicarage, net yearly value £378, including 11 acres ofglebe, with residence, in the gift of the Crown and.Bishop of Liohfield alternately, and held since 1929 bythe Rev. Harry Gordon DaviElSiB.A.of St. David·'s College,Lampeter. The vicarage house was considerably enlargedin 1899. Attached to the church is a Sunday school,erected in 1912. At Horsehay are extensive iron worksbelonging to the Horsehay Co. Limited. The mineralsare coal and ironstone. The trnstees of the Earl ofCraven (who is a minor) are lords of the manor andprincipal landowners; part of the property has beendivided into sections and sold. The chief crops arewheat, oats and barley. The soil is various; the sub-soil is clay. The population in 1931 was 1,474.

DEUXHILL is a very small parish on the road fromBridgnorth to Bewdley and Cleobury Mortimer, 4~ milessouth-by-west from Bridgnorth station, Severn ValleyMl'ction of the Great W"~tern railway. in the Ludlowdivision of the county, Bridgnorth rural district, pettysessional division and county court district, ruraldeanery of Bridgnorth, archdeaconry of Ludlow anddiocese of Hereford. The church, a small but ancient Letters through Bridgnorth, nearest M. O. office;building of rubble stone, has been pulled down; the Billingsley is the nearest T. office

Marked thus 0 farm ISO acres or onr.°Harrison John, farmer, Hall farm°Hewitt Louisa (Mrs.), farmer, Church farm

living is annexed with Glar.eley to the rectory of Chet-ton and the inhabitants attend the church at Glar.eley.R. W. B. Clutterbuck esq. and Mrs. L. Hewitt are theprincipal landowners. The soil is clayey; the subsoil issimilar. The chief crops are wheat, barley and roots.The area is 493 acres; the population ill 1931 was 41.

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Maddox Victor Cecil, shopkpr. 40 High stMadeley Wood Cold Blast Slag Co. Ltd. Blests hill.T N Ironbridge 21

Madeley Wood Co. Ltd. colliery proprietors, Kembertoncolliery &; Ha,Iesfield. TA." Iron, Kadeley, Salop; ,.T N Ironbridge 38

Marsden Alfd. farmer, Rough parkMason Wm. Jas. butcher, 44 Park stMelias Ltd. grocers, 63 Park stMidland Bank Ltd. (sub-branch) (open tues. &; fri.

10.15 a.m, to I p.m.), High st.; draw on head office,Poultry, London E C 2

Millard 'rhos. shopkpr. IS AqueductMitchell Rt. Smith M.B., Ch.B.Edin. surgn. &; medicalofficer .to Madeley No. I district, 39 Church st. T NIronbndge II7

Moore F. L. & Go. grocers, 87 Court st. Ironbridge 148Moore Rt. N. grocer, 53 High st. T N Ironbridge 2Y3Morgan Mary (Miss), confctnr. 34 High stMorris Chas. butcher, I AqueductMorris In. AlIen, farm bailiff to E. W. James esq. Hayfarm. T N Ironbridge 89

Morris Jsph. beer retlr. 41 High stNeville Arth. Barley Mow P.H. 16 Court stNewbrook Herbt. confctnr. 23a, Church stNewbrook Thos. Arth. nurseryman, 30 Church stOakes Nellie (Mrs.), shopkpr. Park avOliver Geo. beer retlr. 23 Church stOwen Enoch, grocer, 30 High st. T N Ironbridge 137Owen Frank (Mrs.), hall keeper &; librarian, Ansticeinstitute, Park av

Pitchford Bros. farmers, Hill Top farmPlant Crimea, chimney sweeper, Bridle roadPoole Geo. Edmnd. saddler, 74 High st

Pooler Ernest, butcher, 10 High streetPooler Neville, greengro. 6 Park avPope Henry, beer retailer, 77 Court streetPope Wm. Peter In. cycle agt. 72 Prince st. T N Iron-bridge 2Yl

Pott.~ George, registrar &; high bailiff County Court,High street

Preece In. Geo. boot repr. 42 Church stPrice Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkpr. Prince stPritchard Mary (Mrs.), confctnr. ']6 Court stPugh Herbt. In. chief clerk to the County Court, High stRandall Jessie Louisa (Miss), stationer, Post offioe,Park avenue. T N Ironbridge 26

Roberts Clem, Hammer inn, 78 Park laShaw Gertrude Mary (Miss), milliner, 13 High stShum A. G. Ltd. chemists, 9 Park avSlatter Jas. Cuckoo Oak P.H. 18 Bridgnorth rdSmith Charles George, fishmonger, 4 Court streetStead F. G. motor engnr. Ironbridge I'd. T N Iron-bridge 55

Stodd William &; Sons, ironmongers, 57 &; 58 Hillhstreet &; drapers, Park avenue

Taylor In. Arth. shopkpr. Beech I'd°Taylor Norman In. farmer, Windmill farm, Bridg-north rd

Ward Arthur E. clothier, 40 Park streetWard Thos. boot dlr. 75 Park laWest End Cinema Theatre, Park stWhitehead F. H. beer retlr. 14 Coalport I'dWhittingham Arth. beer retlr. 73 Prince stWilson Benj. Edwd. newsagt. 69 Park stWood Bernard W., L.D.S.B'ham, dental surgn.(attends mon., wed. & fri.), High st

COALPORT.PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL.

BruJf Chas. Clarke J.P. Coalport ho Gough Millicent (Miss), Brewery innCheadle Mrs. Ivy dale Green Mary (Miss), shopkprGriffiths William Henry, Broomyoroft Griffiths Thomas (Thomas I. &; T.Richards William, Rose cottage Griffiths, proprietors), timber mer-

chantMAESBROOK UPPER & LOWER, see Kinnerley.

Heighway Fred, beer retlr.18 High stNuway Manufacturing Co. Ltd. matmfrs. T N Ironbridge 87

Preece Ann Mabel (Mrs.), shopkpr.POllt office

MAESBURY, see Oswestry.

MAINSTONE is a wide and thinly-populated parish Castle, joint net yearly value £501, including 5 acresand township, partly in Salop and partly in Mont- of glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and heldgomeryshire, comprising the hamlets of Castlewright, since 1935 by the Rev. Harold John Smith M.A. ofEdenhope, Knuck and Reilth, in the Ludlow dirision Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, hon. canon. ofof the county, hundreds of Clun and Purslow, Clun Manchester, rural dean of Stokesay and surrogate,rural district, Cln and Purslow petty sessional who resides at Bishop's Castle. The charities, of £5division, Craven Arms county court district, rural rearly value, are distributed on Easter Monday. Heredeanery of Stokesay, archdeaconry of Ludlow and IS a Methodist chapel, erected in 1892. Sydney Rankindiocese of Hereford. Mainstone is south-west from the Heap esq, J.P. Montagu William Lowry-Corry esq.road from Bishop's Castle to Clun, 4! miles west-by- (who owns most of Edenhope), Sydney Wilson esq.south from Bishop's Castle railway station. From T. M. Wilding esq. and Mrs. A. M. Harris, are theBishop's Moat (an ancient earthwork) a commanding chief landowners. The soil is chiefly loam; the subsoilview of the country for many miles round is obtained. is stone and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oatsOlIa's Dyke intersects the parish. The church of St. and barley. The area of the entire parish is 4,993John the Baptist, built at an unknown date prior to acres; the population in 1931 was 155 in the civil andthe Reformation, and rebuilt in the year 1887, is of the ecclesiastical parish, 250.situated in a narrow valley at the foot of Clun Forest; Edenhope, I mile north, Knuck, adjoining Mainstoneit is an edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, on the south, and Beilth,' half a mile south-east, aresouth porch and a western turret containing 2 bells. hamlets.The east stained window was erected in memory ofRichard Sankey esq. d. 1871, and his brother John, Castlewright is a hamlet 2 miles north, in the parishd. 1890, by Susan Sankey, of Bishop's Castle, and of Mainstone, but in the county of Montgomery.there is also a window in memory of her son, d. 1903.The register dates from the year 1604. The living is Letters through Bishop's Castle, Salop, the nearest M. O.a rectory, annexed in 1935 to the vicarage of Bishop's &; T. office

MAINSTONE. Jones Thos. farmer, Rolver °Venables Thos.Edwd.frmr.Hill EndMarked thus * receive letters through Jones WiIliam, farmer, CwmlIrydd WeaTer Thos. smallholder

Church Stoke, Montgomery. Lewis A. farmer, Upper Knuck &COMMERCIAL. SheItons EDENHOPE.

Marked thus 0 farm ISO acres or over. *Lewis Thomas, farmer, Pantglas 0Richards Thos. & Austin, farmersBayliss In. farmer, The Knuck Lloyd Edwd. smallhldr. Chapel ho°Davies John Castlewright, farmer Matthews Rd. farmer,Cwm ColebatchEdwards In. farmer, The Moat Morris Geo. blacksmithFrancis John, smallholder Morris In. wheelwrightGibson In. Hy. smallhldr. Hetfield Price Sidney Evan, smallholder, The*Gough Edward, farmer, Pantglas Ashes°Heap Sydney Rankin, frmr. Dolfawr °pugh Jnthn. Josiah, farmer, Main-°Hudson Geo. Martin, farmer, Main- stone farmstone ho

REILTH.Marked thus 0 farm ISO acres or over.Davies John, farmer, Reilth top°Deakins Mrs. farmer, Reilth ho0Deakins Rd. E. farmer, Reilth farmHuffer Arth. farmer, Hen hoPrice Andrew, farmer, The Vron

MALINSLEE, or Dawley Nova, is a township, and of Wellington, Madeley county court district, ruralwas formed into an ecclesiastical parish July 28, 1843, deanery of Shifnal, archdeaconry of Salop and diocesefrom the parish of Dawley Magna, which township it of Lich1ield. The church of St. Leonard, erected inadjoins; it has a station on the Coalport branch of the 18°5, is an octagonal building of freestone in the ClassicLondon, Midland and Scottish railway, and is 3 niiles style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and an em-north from Madeley, 4 west from Shifnal, and 4 south- battled western tower containing 6 bells: four of theeast from Wellington, in the Wrekin division of the windows are stained. The registers date from the yearcounty, South Bradford hundred, petty sessional division 1835 for burials, 1837 for marriages and 1848 for bap-

DIRECTORY. ] SHROPSHIRE. MARKET DRAY'rON. 153

tisms. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value f,391,including about at acres of glebe; with residence, ID thegift of the vicar of Dawley Magna, and held since 1936by the Rev. Thomas Norman Crowther-Green, ofLondonCollege of Divinity. There are two Methodist chapels.Here are the remains of an ancient chapel, supposed tohave been connected with the Cluniac monastery of St.Milburga, at Much Wenlock; it is a plain rectangularbuilding of the rath century, of which the walls and aportion of the east window still remain. The charitiesare of about £13 yearly value. The ownership of the Railway Station CL.M. &; S)

MALINSLEE. Jones Annie ){. (Mrs.), midwife, .54 Clemson Danl, shopkprMarked thus * receive their letters Alma rd Crawford Adela (Mrs.), shopkpr.

through Dawley, Wellington. Jones Hugh Clayton, farmer, The Forge row. Spout farm. Dawley 317 Icke Hy. shopkprPRIVATB RESIDENTS. Payne &; Oo. shopkprs. &; post office. Jones Geo. Richmond, beer retlr

Attwood Ernest, Malinslee hall T N Oakengates 35 Jones Thos. baker. Dawley 246*Chilwell Percy Shuttlewood, Malins- Plant Cecilia (Mrs.), shopkpr. 22 Oakengates &; District Co-operativelee house Alma av Society Limited, grocers

*Crowt.her-Green Rev. Thomas Nor- Plant Harriet (Mrs.), midwife, Onions Edith Mary (Mrs.), baker, k:man (vicar),St.Leonard's vicarage Dark la post office. Dawley 2J2

*Parry Rev. Edward, Yeates Ville *Rainford In. Arth. Russell, New Roden Frank, shopkprChurch Wickets P.H. Church rd Samuels Wm. butcher

WiJlets Rd. farmer, Dark la Spragg Salome (Mrs.), shopkprWithington Herbt. shopkpr. Dark la 'l'onks Thos. undertaker

Watkiss Helena (Mr6.). shopkpr.Springfield pI

Watkiss In. Ernest, butcherWatkiss Wm. Parsons, coal merWillets Wm. smallholder

land is divided. The soil is loamy; subsoil, gravelly.The minerals are coal and ironstone. Population in1931, 2,965.Post &, Tel. Call Office. Letters through Wellington,Salop. Oakengates nearest M. O. &, 1'. office

Post &; Tel. Call Office, Old Park. Letters throughOaken~ates, Wellington, Salop. The nearest M. O.office IS at Dawley Bank &, T. office at Oakengates

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AttwoodBros. farmers, Malinslee hallBowyer Lloyd, shopkpr, Alma av*Darrall Geo. Arnold,omnibus propr.St. Leonard/s rd

Hulme Frank W. farmer,farm

OLD PARK.COMlItERCllL.

Malinslse Clements Jsph. Albt. wireless dlr.Plough la

MARKET DRAYTON}IARKET DRA.YTO~ is a parish and market town impropriator (the yearly value of the impropriated tithesand head of a county court district, situated on a hill being £785), and held since 1927 by the Rev. Wiltiamnear the Tern stream and the Shropshire Union canal, Benjamin Dowell Lee M.A., B.D., LL.D. of Trinity Col-with a station on the Great Western Railway Company's lege, Dublin, who is rural dean of Hodnet and a surro-main line from London to Manchester, 173 miles by gate. The parish room was erected in 1907. Emmanuelrail and 154 by road from London, 19 north-east from church, in Bur~age street, erected in 1882,was a proprie-Shrewsbury, 16 north from Wellington and 14 north- tary chapel until February, 1904,when it was consecratedwest from Newcastle-under-Lyme; the London, Mid- and the living made a full benefice: it is an edifice ofland and Scottish Railway Company's branch line from red brick, in a modern Gothic style, from designs by Mr.Stoke-upon-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Silverdale Bower, architect, and consists of chancel, nave, vestry,also forms a junction at the station. which is con- west porch and a low western turret containing one bell;veiliently situated a short distance from the town on in 1899a new vestry was added at the expense of J. Cecilthe Cheshire side; for civil parochial purposes it was Clay esq.: in 1891 a memorial window was erected todivided into four districts, viz. Market Drayton, Little Mr. and Mrs. Embrey, who built the church and leftDrayton, the hamlets of Sutton, Betton, Woodseaves, money for its partial endowment: in 1900 new choirand Longslow, and the township of Tyrley, which latter stalls were erected, and in 1904 a stone font was pre-place is in the county of Stafford. By Local Govern- sented by the vicar: there are 320 sittings. The livingment Board Order dated 24th March. 1914, Drayton is a vicarage, net yearly value £280, with residence, inMagna and Drayton Parva were constituted an Urban the gift of the Church Pastoral Aid Society PatronageDistrict, governed by a council of fifteen members. B)' Board, and held since 1928 by the Rev. WilIiam Cole,the same Order Betton was transferred for civil purposes of St. Aidan's and the Royal University of Ireland. Theto Norton-in-Hales, Longslow to Moreton Say, and Roman Catholic church, in Great Hales street, dedicatedSutton and Woodseaves were formed into a new civil to SS. Thomas Aquinas and Stephen Harding, wasparish named Sutton-upon-Tern. The old manorial cus- erected in 1886. The Methodist chapel, .in Frogmoretoms still obtain. the fairs being proclaimed by the road, was built in 1867,and the Congregational chapel insteward of the manor, during which a court ofpiepoudre 1776; both will seat 300 persons. The cemetery, openedis held, to determine all disputes that may arise during in 1868, occupies 4 acres, 2 of which have been conse-the time of the fairs; the market was originally crated; two-thirds of the other portion of the ground,granted by King Henry the Third. The parish com- with the use of one of the two mortuary chapels, isprises the hamlets of Drayton Magna, Drayton Parva, reserved for Dissenters of all denominations; it is underSutton, Betton, Woodseaves and Longslow, in Shrop- the control of a burial board of 9 members. The Townshire, and the township of Tyrley, in Staffordshire, in Hall, in Cheshire stret, built in 1897, will hold 500the Oswestry division of the county, North or Drayton persons. There are manufactories of agriculturaldivision of the hundred of Bradford, rural deanery of implements and a foundry in the town. The FireHodnet, archdeaconry of Salop and diocese of Lichfield ; Brigade Station is at the Town Hall; there is athe town is lighted with gas by a company, formed in Morris fire tender and Dennis trailer pump, a port-1862, from works at Market Drayton, rebuilt in 1889, able fire pump and a hose cart. The market forand also by electricity, from works in Great Hales fish and meat is in High street; the general marketstreet belonging to a company formed in 1902; water is held on Wednesday, one for meat on Saturday andis supplied from springs at Burnt Wood and Cold Com- another for cheese every third Thursday. A largefort farm, Bloore Heath. The church of St. Mary is business is also done here in corn. The cattle marketa 12th century building of stone in the Gothic style, adjoins the railway station, and the sales are held everyconsisting of chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled Wednesday. Fairs are held in the town on Septemberwestern tower, with pinnacles, containing a clock and 19th, October 24th and November 24th. The Butter Cross8 bells, the 6 old bells having been re-hung and 2 is in Cheshire street. The charities amount to about £247new ones added in 1887; in 1931 the bells were re-cast yearly, which sum is partly distributed in coals, breadand a new metal frame added: the west door is a and money, and partly appropriated to the apprenticingfine example of Norman work: the stained west of poor boys and the clothing of a number of poor menwindow, erected in 1901, is a memorial to Queen and women. Blore Heath, a short distance from theVictoria: there are other windows to the Corbet and town, was the scene during the Wars of the Roses of aRadford-Norcop families; in 1898 a rood screen was sanguinary encounter, September 23, 1459. between theput up: in 1884 the church was completely restored Yorkists and Lancastrians, in which the latter wereat a cost of between £8,000 and £9,000; it was reseated defeated and their leader. Lord Audley, slain; a cross isin 1901: a reredos and altar were erected in 1912: a erected on the spot where he fell. The chief.landownersWar Memorial chapel was opened in 1921: there are are Reginald Corbet esq, J.P. who is lord of the manor,500 sittings. The register dates from the year 1558. John Radford-Norcop esq. J.P. the Earl of Powis (lord-The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £570, with lieut.) and Maj. A. E. C. Wilson. The land is nndula-residence, in the gift of Reginald Corbet esq. who is lay ting; soil, loam; subsoil, gravel and sandstone.. The