DIRECTORY. J SURREY. WEYBRIDGE. 455 Wills Charles Joseph, Westcott house Wood Miss, W estcott hill

Edwards Sara.h (Mrs.), refreshment rooms Ruffell Lizzie (Miss), ladies' school Elliott Mary (MI'B.), shopkeeper Ryde Arthur, blacksmith Freela.ndJohn, fa.rmer, Coom'lefarm SebMtian C'..erald Noel Boyd M.B.c.s.Eng.,

COMMERCI.U.. Graysmark William, gardener toR. Bar· L.R.C.P.LOnd. physician & surgeon, Alb&n:v Cottage Home (Mii!9 Martha clay esq SpringfiPld

Wailer, matron) Hunt George Albert, fly proprietor Shaw Charlotte (Mrs.), apart:s. The Mount .Arthur George J. joiner Jeater Henry & Sons, plumbers Skilton Frederick C. boot repairer Balchin A. & Sons, butcher;; Johnson John, beer retailer & furniture dlr Smith Annie (Miss), district nurse Balchin Frederick Jolm, grocer Landowners Ltd. Rookery estate office Surrey Trading Co. Limited, grocers Beacham George, Crown P.B Lewry William Robert, carrier Tucker Lucy M. (l'tirs.), Prince of Wales P.B Cannon Eliza. (l\Irs. ), shopkeeper Malll.lfield John & James, carmen Vince Frederick, boot repairer Canter Andrew John, builder )fason Henry Stephen, baker Wakeford Percy J. confectioner Capital & Counties Bank Limited (sub. Nightingale Alfred, beer retailer Walton Oscar, gardener to A. Brooke esq

branch) (open. fri. from 11 to 3.30); Overington Oliver Arthur, coal merchant Westcott Cotiee & Reading Rooms draw on head office, 39 Threadneedle Pannell William, dairy Woodnutt Edward Henry, beer retailer street, London E c .Rose Waiter John, photographer

WESTON GREEN, see Thames Ditton.

WEYBRIDGE with OATLANDS PARK.

WEYBRIDGE is a town and parish, with a station on the London and South Western railway, 19 miles from London, 8! west-south-west from Kingston and 3 south-east from Chertsey, in the North Western division of the county, first division of Elmbridge hundred, Chertsey petty sessional division, union and county I'Ourt district, rural deanery of Emly, archdeaconry of Surrey and diocese of Winchester. The Ba& ngstoke canal and river Wey here form their junction with tht> Thame.s below Shepperton lock. Under the provisions

acres in extent, and are managed by 12 trus'ees (uader a scheme of the Charity Commissioners), who meet twice a year; the holders pay 4d.. a rod yearly, and the rents are distributed in coals a.nnua.lly among the poor of the village ; Mr. William Orchard is clerk to the trustees. In this parish and partly in Byfleet is the racing track of the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club, which has been laid out on the estate of H. F. Locke King esq. at an estimated cost of £150,000. The cement track is a pt>ar-shaped course 2! miles round and 103 feet wide and will admit of ten cal'8 abreast. The track was opened July 6th, 1907. Oatlands Lodge, the seat of the Hon. Sir Charles Swinfen Ea.dy, Justice of the High Court, is a

f the "Lo al Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73, Weybridge is governed by an Urban District Council of 12 members, formed in 1894. The village is supplied with gas by the Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge Gas Co. from works at Walton, and with water by the West Surrey Water Co. The church of St. James, t>rected in 1847-8, is of stone in the Pointed Gothic style, and has a tower with spire 175 feet in height and containing a clock and 8 bells : the east window and most of the other windows are stained, and there are many ancient and curious brasses, removed from the old church, a.nd some m dern monuments, includin~S one by Sir F. Chantrey to H.R.H. the Duchess of York, d. 6 Aug. 1820, whose remains are deposited in a vault in the churchyard : the chancel was rebuilt in 1890 : the church affords 1,000 sittings. The register dates from the year 1625. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £320, with 50 acres of glebe and residen e, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1903 by the Rev. Spencer Richard Arthur Bull<>r M.A. of Queen's College, Oxford. St. l\Iichael and All Angels, erected in 1874 as a chapel of ease, is a structure of brick in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, and has sittm~ for 550 persons, half being free. In the Port. mere Park di"trict is a large 1\Iission room, holding 350 persons. The Cathohc church, dedicated to St. Charles Borromeo, was built by Mrs. Taylor, and adjoins Waverley House; beneath the chapel, in a tomb, were temporarily deposited the rema·ns of Louis Philippe, .King of the French, who died 26 Aug. 1850, and Amelie, his Queen, who died 24 March, 1866, and also the Dur>hess of Orleans, the Duchess de Ne m ours and the Due de Conde ; the bodies of the Orleans familv, . -

mansion in the Italian style ; in the grounds are two groups of yew trees, planted by Queen Elizabeth, and the space between the groups is popularly known as " Queen Elizabeth's bow shot." Brooklands is the seat of Hugh Fortescue Locke King esq. J.P. ; Noirmont of Patrick Riddell; and Field Place, of Mrs. Y ool ; other principal residences are Bartropps, Oakfield and Weybridga Park. Henry Edwards Paine esq. of Chertsey, is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are Hugh Fortescue Locke King esq. Sir C. Swinfen Eady, John Alan Clutton-Brock esq. and 1\frs. Henry Yool The soil is sand ; subsoil, gravel. The area is 1,330 acres of land and 41 of water; rateable value, £69,447; the population in 1901 was 5,329 and in 1911, 6,286.

Parish Clerk, Thomas Ha.wkins.

OATLANDS PARK is an ecclesiastical parish, formed 15 ,January, 1869, very pleasantly situated between Walton· on-Thames and \Yeybridge, 1 mile north-west from Walton· on-Thames Railway station. The church of St. Mary, erected in 1861, at a cost of between £4,000 and £5,000 and since enlarged at a cost of £3,000, is a building of stone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, and a tower containing 8 bells inserted in 1913: the tower was erected in 1905, from designs by Jl.'lr. Compton Hall, architect, as a memorial to Mr. G. T. Woodrooffe, a former resident in this parish, at a cost of £2,500, left for this purpose by his stepson, Mr. H. G. Burgess ; there are 14 memorial windows, a finely carved pulpit of stone and marble, and a marble reredos, presented as a memorial to the late Rev. George Bowes Watson M.A. vicar here 18715-87, d. 1891. The register dates from the year 1861. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £420, derived chiefly from pew rents, in the gift of the Bishop of \Vhchester, and held since 1887 by the Rev. John Hands Townsend M.A. of Trinit:f College, Oxford, chaplain to the Jietropolitan Convalescent Institution and rural dean of Emly. The parish room was built in 1887. The Working l\fen's Club was erected in 1884 ou a site presented by F. B. T. M. Coutts esq. J.P. Oatlands (formerly the seat of Frederick Duke of York & Albany K.G. (d. 1827), and afterwards of Lord Francis Egerton) is an ex­ceedingly beautiful domain, commanding delightful views over the river and valley of the Thames, with Windsor Castle tower­ing in the distance : the mansion is now the Oa.tlands Park Hotel, and stands upon elPvatoo terrace land, with a dry gravelly subsoil: the hotel includes a dining saloon, 88 feet by 40 feet, and there are livery stables and motor garage at­tached: in the grounds is a grotto, a magnificent structure of shell work, con'!tructed about 174 7 by Henry Pelham-Clinton K.G. 9th Earl of Lincoln, at a cost of about £40,000: a father and his two sons are said to have been employed upon it for upward'! of twenty yPars: it consists of three chambers of elaborate Pxecution leading by passages into each other; the walls and vaulting are inlaid in variou" devices with coloured spars, minerals and she-lls ; at the entrance in a niche is a marble statue by tht> Florentine sculptor, Pietro T rre­giano : at the foot of the terrace i'l Broad\\ ater Lake, and on a gra'lsy mound overhanging it stands a model of the Temple of Vesta at Tivoli, now forming the vestibule of a. gentleman's residence. Foxhole'! i" the residence of Miss l\Iartineau. The land i'l much sub-divided for villas with extensive grounds, which are mo~tly occupied by the owners. The population in 1911 was 1 ,897. including 177 in the Metro· politan Convalescent Institution.

With the exception of that of the Duchess de Nemours, were removed to the family burying place at Dreux in France, in 1876 ; the Comte de Paris, who died at Stowe House, Bucks, 8 Sept. was here buried 12 Sept. 1894; there is a residence for the prieat attached to the church. The Congre­gational chapel, erected in 1864, is a cruciform building of stone in the Decorated style, with a tower and spire rising to a he ght of 90 feet, and has sittings for 480 persons ; there is also a Wesleyan chapeL The Meeting House of the Plymouth Brethr n, erected in 1873, has sittings for 80 persons, and there ~re Evangelistic and Gospel :Mission rooms. The cemetery is 3 acres in extent, and has two mortuary chapels under one roof and a residence lodge for the curator ; it is under the control of the Urban District Council. Holstein Hall and As3embly Rooms were opened Jan. 19, 1905, as a public hall for dramatic performances, concerts, meetings &c. ; the hall will hold 800 per3ons.

The Technical Institute, in Church street, was erected in 1912, at a cost of £4,440, and is under the control of the Urban District Council.

The Village Hall, in Princes road, built in 1883, is used for concerts &c. A Watermen's Regatta is held here yearly in September. Here are some remains of a palace built by Henry VIII. several of the gateways and undl'rground pas'<ages remaimng entire : the ground-;, formerly part of the park, are now occupied as a private nursery ground and fruit garden. 9n the green is a column, about 30 feet high, erected by the IDhabitants of Weybridge and the vicinity, 6 August, 1822, to the memory of H.R.H. the Duchess of York. In 1907 a recreation ground, 7 acres in extent, was given by John Lyle esq. for the use of the inhabitants. There is a rifle club here, consisting of about 190 members. The \Veybridge Cotta.cre Hospital is under the management of local doctors. The charities amount to about £100 yearly, of which a sum of £38 yearly was bequeathed for the repairs of the church, and the remainder distributed in bread, coals and clothing among the poor. Weybridge poor land allotments are 10 Parish Clerk, John Lt>mon. - -

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456 ~-EYBRIDGE. SURREY. [KELLY7S

Town Sub-Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-E. C. Spurge, sub. postmaster. Letters through Weybridge. Box cleared at 8.30 & 10.45 a.m. & 2.15, 4, 5.45, 7.45 & 10.30 p.m. ; snndays, 7.15 & 10 p.m

Lett.er Boxes, Oatlands avenue, cleared at 8.30 & 10.45 a.m. & 1.45, 3.45, 5.15, 7.15 & 10.15 r.m. j Sundays, 7 & 9.45 p.m.; Oatlands Chase, 8.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 12.15, 3.30, 7.30 & 10.30 p.m. ; sundays, 7 & 9.45 p.m. ; Oatlands drive, 8.30 & 10.45 a.m. & 2.30, 4, 6, 8 & 10.15 p.m.; ~nndays,

7.15 & 10 pm ; Castle road, 8.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 12.15, 3.30, 7.30 & 10.30 p.m. ; sundays, 7 & 9.45 p.m. ; Church road, 8.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 12.45, 4, 7.15 & 10.30 p.m.; snndays, 7 & 9.45 p.m

Public Elementary School (boys), built in 1882, for 130; average attendance, 70; Charles Edward Clift, master; girls & infants, built in 1850, for 200 ; average attendance, 103; Miss E. Shaw, mistroos

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIOXS &c.

Post, M. 0., T. 0. & Telephonic E. D. Office, Weybridge.­Charles Woodley, postmaster. Letters delivered at 7 & 11.30 a.m. & 3 & 6.40 p.m.; sundays, 7 &.m.; box cleared at 2.30, 6.45, 8.40, 9.30, 10.40, ll.l5, 11.30 & 11.45 a.m. & 12.45, 2.45, 3.15, 3.30, 4.15, 4.45, 5, 6.30 & 9 p.m.; sunda.ys, 2.30 & 6.45 a.m. & 9 p.m. Postal telegraph open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; May to Sept. 8 a. m. to 9 p.m.: on suo­days from 8 to 10 &.m. Telephone Call Office open 8 a. m. to 8 p.m

Town Sub-Post, M. 0. & T. Offices :­Weybridge Village (& Telephone Call Office).-William J.

Randall, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched 8.45 & 10.45 a.m. & 2.15, 4.15, 5.45, 8 & 10.45 p.m. ; sundays, 7.30 p.m

Queen's road.-Samuel Barwick, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched 8.30 & ll a.m. & 2.30, 4.15, 5.45, 8 & 10.45 p.m. ; snndays, 7.15 & 10.15 p.m. Closes 2.30 p.m. wednesdays

The Quadrant (M. 0. only).-F. Briggs, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched 8.45 & 11 a.m. & 2.30, 4.15, 6, 8 & 11.15 p.m. : sundays, 7.30 & 10.30 p.m. Closes I p.m. wednesdays

URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Meets at the Council Chamber, Church street, on the first

monday in the month a.t 6.15 p.m. Members

Chairman, Eric Gardner M. B.

Vice-Chairman, R. H. Chillcott.

J. W. Brook er William Reed

W. C. Bowyer H. P. Bassett

R. H. Chillcott Thomas M. Favell

Retire in April, 1914.

I Ephraim Squire John Wiltshire

Retire in April, 1915.

I James Kemp-Welch J.P Ernest J. ~eathercoat

Retire in April, 1916.

I Eric Gardner 111 B George Lee

Officers. CJerk, Robert Ellwood, Council Offices Treasurer, E. A. Jemmett, London County & ·westminster

Bank Limited, High street Medical Officer of Health, H. Hanslow Brind M.R.c.s.Eng.,

L.R.C.P.LOnd., D.P.H.LOnd. vVarrenbayne, Byfleet Surveyor, John 8. Crawshaw, Council Offices Collector, Frank Harper, Council Offices Petroleum Inspector, John S. Crawshaw, Council Offices

PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Cemetery, Robert Ellwood, clexk to the burial committee;

George Knight, keeper Council Fire Brigade, Balfour road, Charles Horsell, chief

officer, & 14 members County Police, Arthur Emest Arney, inspector & 5 constables

Weybridge Cottage Hospital, Balfour road, A. V. Evana :M.R.c.s.Eng., I..R.C.P.Lond. H. S. Willson B.A., M.D., B.o. camb., D.P.H.Lond. R. D. R. Crofton·Atkins B.A., M.D., B.o. camb. G. D. Barton M.B., B.c.camb., M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P, Lond. & E. Gardner B.A., M.B., B.c.camb., M.R.c.s.Eng., L:R.C.P.Lond. medical officers ; Mrs. Rose, hon. sec.; Miss Currey, hon. treasurer ; Miss E. S. Willam, matron

PUBLIC OFFICERS. Assistant Overseer, Rate Collector & Collector for West

Surrey Water Co. Frank Harper; office, Church street Collector & Assessor of Taxes, Frank Harper, Church street Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator to the Weybridge Dis

trict, Chertsey Union, Howard Samuel Willson B.A. & B.o., M.n.camb., D.P.H.LOnd. Holmwood villa, Oatlands Drive

Registrar of Births & Daaths for Walton Sub-District, Chertsey Union, Miss Mary H. Higgins, Milston, Monument hill

Relieving Officer for 2nd District of Chertsey Union, Gustavus Norfolk, Oakdale road

PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. St. James, Rev. Spencer Richard Arthur Buller M.A. rector;

Rev. Thomas Sterling O'Reilly Th.A.K.c. Rev. Francis Alfred Howard M.A. & Rev. Herbert Alfred Stead M.A. curates ; 6.30, 8 & 11 a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m. sundays ; matins & evensong week days

St . .Michacl & All Angels ; ll a.m. & 7 p.m St. Mary's Church,Oatlands Park, Rev. John Hands Townsend

M.A. vicar & rural dean; 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; saint&' days, 7.45 & 10 a. m

St. Cha.rles Borromeo Catholic Church, Very Rev. Canon Thomas B. Scannell D.D. ; 8.30 & 10.45 a.m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. sundays ; 8 a.m. week days

Congregational, Queen's road, Rev. E. Hitchcock; 11 a. m. & 6.30 p.m

Wesleyan (Chertsey & Walton-on-Thames Circuit), Rev. Herbert Windross (supt.); 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m

PUBLIC ELE~fE~TARY SCHOOLS. Baker street, erected in 1849 & enlarged 1895, for 300 boys,

300 girls & 270 infants ; averaq:e attendance, 260 boys, 256 girls & 162 infants ; Edgar W. Brown, master; Mi~s E. L. Huband, mistress; Miss Ellen Birt, infants' mistress. This school is controlled by four foundation & two elected managers, appointed April 1, 1903; Rev. Spencer Richard Arthur Butler M.A. The Rectory, correspondent

Cat.holic (mixed), Melrose road, for 60 children; a.verag~ attendance, 50; Miss Norah Brown, teacher. The school is controlled by a board of ma.nagers

Railway Station, Charles Fuller, station master Carriers.-Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited, Pickfords Ltd. &

Fear Brothers Limited, call once daily

WEYBRIDGE.

PRIV.!TE RESIDENTS. Beetham Frederick William., St. Audrics, 'Cameron Archibald, The Red house, Adanis Mrs. The Nest, Limes road Mount Pleasant Brooklands lane Ainslie Miss, Ashburton cot. Princes road Bennett Mrs. Thames street Can·oll Redmon.:l, Arbutus, Bridge road Alford Ronald, Caerleon, Portmore Park rd Bennett Wm. St. Catherine's, Limes road Carson Charles, Strode lodge, Mayfield rd Andrew George, The Nook, Dorchester rd Bennett Wm. Jn. St. Brerin, Mayfield rd Carter Thomas Charles, Cyrano, Wt"y road Arkwright Gerald, Langworth, Portmore Bond Erasmus,Broadlands,flt.Georgc's av Carver \Villiam !!Ioberley, Coombe, St.

Park road Bowyer William Cookson, Chestnut lodge, George's hill Ashton-Buckell Clyde Westmore, Seton Monument hill Caulder Hy. KelpiE>, Springfield meadows

house, Church street Boyd .T. Heath view, El.<.:!in road Chambers George, The Heath Avory Henry K.Goo::lacre, St.George's av Brandreth Colvin, The Heath Chapman Col. Frederic Hamilton M.v.o. Aylin Jas. Rd. Kingslyn, Monument g-reen Bridgman-Evans Wm. Bmdal, Station rd Windsor cottage, Portmore Park road Baddeley FritzG. Weircot,PortmorePk.rd Briggs Edgar l!'rancis, Holmwood, Monu- Chapman Henry, Hol..r:lleigh, Oatlands dri Bailey l\Irs'. Dagmar, Springfield meadows ment hill Chapman Wm. Red bank, Mount Pleasant Bailey· Sydney, Bon Accord, The Common Brocklebank :\Irs. Oakwood, Monument hl Chillrott Richard Herbert, Hunts pill, Barrow Oscar Theodore, Kareol, Heath rd Brook ~Irs. \Voodhouse, St.. George's aven St. C':<eorge's aYenue Barton Mrs. MoorC'roft, Heath road Brooks Mrs. Park lodgE:>, Balfour road Chur<'hill Charles Thomas, Waverley cot-Barton Guy Douglas M.B. Norwoo::l lodge, Brown Edwrl. Chas. Mei.ringE>n, Thames st tage, Heath road

York road Brown Henry, The Cottage, Pine grove Churchill Mrs. Weybridge park Battersby Ma.j.-Gcn .• John Prevost, Lyn- Bulll\Trs. James, Valverde, St. George's hl Clarke Waiter, Lerryn. Heath road

croft, Wey road I Buller H.ev. Rpencer Rich!trd Arthur !ll.A Clement Robert Statham, Westfield. Batteri!by Henry Francis Prevost, Arden, (rector), Rectory Mayfield road

Wey road ·Bunbury Majar James K. Littlefields, Cluttun-Druck John Alan, Oakfield. Bax Capt. Edmund Ironsides, ·Eldon, St. Georg~'s hill Queen's road

St. George's avenue llurd Miss, Southernhay, Ca¥endish road Cobbett Miss, Plewland, Mayfieli roa1 Bayerthal Henry Edward, 3 Curzon road Burnell Albert, Grenoside, St. AI ban's a.v Coddington Sir William bart. Br3eside, Ba.yly Misses, Dorney villa, Thames street Burton Peter, Field View cot. Baker street Station road

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Cohen AmoldEdgar.Branxholme,Pine gro Harper Frank, South wick, St. Alban's av "M1lne Oswald, Old Orchard, JJlonument hl Collill8 Arthur, Fir grange, The Heath Harper Mrs. l\Iayfield, Heath road Moir Patrick, Parkstone, St. George's av Colvin Mi'>s, Oatlands gate, Oatla.nds drive Harrison Sir Frcdk. Dorney ho.Thames st MollmannAugustus Hermann, Woodsome Cook Mrs. Innellan, St. Alban's avenue Harrison Alfred Frank, 14 Curzon road lodge, St. George's avenue Compton John, Hill field, Brooklands lane Harrison Miss, Mount cot. Mount Pleasant Money Mrs. Doone cottage, Balfour road Cooper John, nlendower, Oatlands drive Ha.rrison Mrs. York house,PortmorePk.rd Monk Charles, Heath End, Heath road Corder Mica.h, Melford ho. Portmore Pk. rd Harrowsmith Mrs. Grange clare, May- Montgomery Hugh, Mona. cottage, Mount Cowell Misses (The), Ladystuart,Heath rd field road Pleasant Cra.wsha.w Jn.Sykes, Rosevillt>, Princes rd Harting James Edmund, Edgewood, Moore Jam~. Rowanhumt, Mayfit-ld road Crofton-Atkins Reginald Darby Randell Brooklands lane Moorland Harry,G1een end,Monument grn

M.D. Lancaster cottage, Princes road Hartmann Aug. Nethcrfield, The Heath Mo.rison Theodore D.Birnam,Cavendish rd Crowder Frede.rick J. St. Andrews. Ha.sslaC'het·l\Jrs.Stoneleigh, St. George's av Morrison Waiter, l\Iarch road

Oatlands drive Hau~burg L. L. R. Heathside, Station road Motley Alfred Henry, Tythe barn, St. Currey Miss, Fortryc, Mayfield road Hayles Henry, Audley, Princes road George's avenue Curtis Fred, Os borne, Mount Pleasant Ra.yles WilliamR. Woodla.1 ds, Pine grove Murphy Mrs. Elltin lodge, El~in road Daly Miss, Westmeath, St. Alban's a.ven Henderson John, Ingleside, Princes road Murray Edward Irving, Ellesmere, Round Daly Sydney Owen, Fems, Pine grove Heighton Wm. Wey lo. Portmore Park rd Oak road Dams Capt. Louis C. White house, Hwkson James, Weyside lo. Thames street Murray-Lane Henry, St. Anthony's,

Ca.vendish road Higgs .Julian G. Monreith, Thames street Brooklands lane Dams Mrs. Walpole house, The Heath HitchcockRev.Ebenezer[Congregational], Nash Waiter L. St. Mary's lo. Pine grove Davidson Mrs. Westbrooke, Monument grn The ~Ianse, Princes road Nesbitt l\Irs. Park house, Oatlands drive DJ.wes Miss, Heathlands, Princes road HodgesJn.Earle,HolmeChase,St.Geo.'s av Neville George \V. Weylea, Wey road Deering Alfred R. Rosalea, Springfield Hooper ~iN. The Hedges, Mayfield road Newnham Mrs. Farleigh, Wind~or walk

meadows Hopkins Fdk. Thos.Glenroy,St.Alban's av Newte Harold, 5 Curzon road de ~fiche le ~Ii<~s,The Old Studio, Balfour rd Hopkinson John, Evington, St. Alban's av Xickisson Emest N. G. Sunnyside, Devenish Mrs. Oakleigh, Mayfield road Horst-ll Charles, 16 Curzon road Monument green De Vere MN. Whet-ler,Weybridge Towers, Houdret Chas. Oakdene, Portmore Pk. rd ~orton Edwin, :u:ansfielci, Elgin road

St. George's avenue Houghton-Brown -, The Elms, Monu- Xorwood M:ts. Coonoor, St. Alba'l's aven Dickins Frederick Albert, Julian hill, ment hill o·Reilly Rev. Thomas St rling Th.A.K.C.

Byfleet road Howard Walter, Croxley, The Heath [curate], Ventnor villa, Prmces road Dix Mrs. Cracoe, Balfour road Huggins Lt.-Col. Ponsonby Glenn c. B., Oswald Major Julia.n, Portmore house, D'Oyly CarteR. The Eyot n.s.o. The Shiel, Elgin road Church street Dresser A. R. Oatlands grange, Queen's rd levers J. Butler, The Old Cottage, Church Paget Com. Clan--le R.N. Fairhaven, DuCroz S. J. Oak lawn, Monument hill street )fount Pleasant Dugdale Walter Gt-offrey, Invermoriston, Isherwood :Mrs. Clifton cottage, Princes rd Paine Norman, Green bank, 'fonument grn

Elt. George's avenue James Rev. James Thomas :M.A. \Vest- Palk William, The C<Jttage, Dor,.hester rd Dunca.n John Elder, Old Palace Gardens wood, Windsor walk Pamplin Miss l!'ra.nces L.R.A.:M. Ha1lsha.m,

house, Monument green Jamieson Thomas Paterson, Woodbine :Monument green Dunstan Miss, Mount Pleasant cottage, Monument green Parker Henry Wm. Rosedale. Thames st Eade Mrs. Wentworth house, Station rd Jaque~ Louis C'halles, Stanmore, St. Parson Fra'!. Jn. Ryecroft, "\Iayfield road Eady Sir Charles s~irfen LL.D. (judge of Alban's avenue Philp Wm. Fra.<~.Trelawney,Durchester rd

Chancery division), Oatlands lodge, Jemmett Ernest Alex. Bank ho. High st Picthiord Watkins, 1 Oatlands drive Oatlands drive Joubert de la Ferte Col. Charles Henry, Plldltch Philip E. Bartropps, The Heath

Earl Arthur, Earlscourt, Portmore Pk. rd Tht- Ferns, Byfleet road Plum Mrs. St. Coss, Queen's road Ebeworth Miss, Linden cottage, York road Kelly Edward \Yilliam, 3 Quadrant villas, Pollook Hodsoll A. M. Waverley, St. Edwards -, Ranavie, St. George's a\ en Bridge road George's hill Edwards William R. Silvermere, Port· Keenlyside Rupcrt, Gallylaw, St. George's Porter lwelyn Edward, Ro kbeare, Port-

more Park road avenue more Park road Elliott Fdk. Edwd. Basset, Cavendish rd Kcmp-Weleh Jas. J.P. Ola.ntye, The Heath Pratt Arthur Gideon, Knolebury, St. Ellis Lady, Leavesden, The Common Kennt-tt John .Xa.<~h, Uplands, Portmore ~<\!ban's <~.venue Ellis George, St. George's cot. Princes road Park road Preece Harry B. Bryan house, Church st Ellls :Mrs. Wilmot, Leith house,Oakdale rd Kilhk William Edward, The Paddock, Prest<>n Vi7alter John, Curf w Hope, May-Ell"'ood Robert, St-lwood, Springfield Portmore Park road field road

meadows King Hugh _Fortescue Locke J.P.Brook- Price :Major George Richardson (late R.A. ),

Epps James Washington, Greta bank, lands Lyndhurst, Cedar grove Windsor walk King Miss Locke, Binfield, Pine grove Purkis William, Surrey cot. Oatlands drive

Erhardt Carl, Sunbeams, llayfield road Kingzett Charles Thomas, Newlands, Puttock Mrs. Edencourt, Monument green Essex Alfred, Woodleigh, St. Gemge's av St. George·s avenue Puttock Ch<trles Edward, U1.nstephan, Evans Arth. Vernon L.R.C.P.LOnd. Vernon Knollys Lady, York cot. Oatlands drive Splin..,fiel:l n ea lo"'s

house, Church street Lamb Sidney, Church house, Church street Rand Ernest, Astwill, Limes road Ewbank Henry B. Kirton Drove, Wey rd Lanchester Henry Vaughan, Overmead, Ranger Thos.C.Farley" 1ck, St.Alban's av Favell Thos. Milnes, Fairwood, Pine grove Mayfield road Rapp l\Ia'l:, Abboylands, The Heoth Fer~uson G. The Hollies, York road Lang Chas. Aug. Yigo house, Church st Reil R. Bramco e, O<ttlands rlrhe Field MissPS, Brading, St. Alban's avenue Langley Henry, Oakcroft, St. Alban's aven Reuter Rudolph John, ~ormannia, By-Flintan R. ]?rancis villa., Thame.s street Lawson Robert Gerald, Chevening, Port- fleet road Forrow Arth. Alex.Restville,Dorchester rd more Park road Rhorle;> Arthur J. Camden ho. Tha.mes st Forster :Mrs. Harnham, Monument green Leggett :Miss, 6 Curzon road Rhodes Dunstan, Corona, Portmore Pk. rd Foxlee Wm.Theodore,Ranmore,Princes rd Leibmann Adolph, The Whim, Byfleet rd Riddell Putricl~, Koirmont, 'The Heath Fraser Mrs. Ravendale, Cavendish road Letehworth Thos. Pinehurst, Win<bor wlk Rogers Herbert, Glenart, Station road Frosham Mrs. Bardowie, Queen's road Leveaux Gerald R. Percy cot. Station road Rogers Sydney Frank, Redcote, March rd Frost Waiter E. Hillside, Monument hill Levi ~amut-l H. Thame.'! side, Thames st Ronald Frank, Kingston, Heath road Gadd Mrs. Falmouth, St. Alban's avenue IAlwis E. Stretton court, Wey road Ronald Thos. Rowan, Montrose, Thames st Gardiner Mrs. Heath Field, Station road I.i-vesey Lionel, Oa.k lodge, Wey road Rose :Mrs. 2 Balfour road Gardner Eric B.A., :M.B. Fellside, Heath rd Lloyd Erncst Edward, ll Curzon road Rowland \Vm. Stone CH t, :\lonument hill Gaskell Mrs. 8 Curzon road Lloyd F. Aylmer, Eastwood, Bridgewater Rowley Commander Howard F. J. R.N.

Gibboll8 Sir William K.C.B. Pinegrove road The Ingle, Cedar grove house, Pinegrove Luxmoore Edward, Fairholme, Port- Ryley :\1rs. Bunton, St. A ban's avenue

Gillespie Wm. Fir view, St. George's av more Park road Salmon Arthur, Thornlea, Heath road Godda.rd Jn. L. Chesney Wold, Pinegrove Lyle .John, rinn'trt house, Oatlands drive Salomonsen E. L. Fair VIeW, Thames st Godden Wilfred,Littlewood,St.Ceorge's av McLachlan l\1rs. Birkwood, Pine grove Sanders Harry Milford, 1\ymphsfield. Gosling John Owen, Oakleaf, Port- Mac:Mahon James Brorlie, l Curzon road Dorchester road

more Park road !\[acpherson Edward, Castle view, Jlr!onu· Sanders Ja.mes I.c.s. The'iVa.rren,Heathrd Greener Martin J ames, Hanover cottage, ment hill Sangster ~Ii~:;. St. Columb, l'.Ia\ field road

Princes road ~[ann Wm. Kimberley, Mount Pleasant Saunderl> )lrs. Kmg>wooJ, The Heath Greenhill Mrs. Withdean, Cavendish road )la,no:;field Edward, Red Brae, Monu- Sawday George Curnock, Beechfield. Greet Mrs. Caen wood, The Heath m<'nt gteen The Common Gregory Miss, Araluen, St. Alban's avenue Marshall Frederick Deacon, Miller's point, Scaimell Very Rev. Canon Thomas B. D. D. Grimsdell HPnry John, 9 Curzon road M<J.yfield road [Catholic), St. Charles cot, Hca.th road Gwlford Reginald H. Clevedon,Mt.Pleasnt Martin Miss, Millington, Limes road Scott Alfred, 10 Curzon road Guillaume Thomas, Weybourne, Port- Martin Miss, Granville, St. Alban's avenue Scott E. Baliol, Ellerslie, Princes road

more Park road Master Edwd. Penmon, Portmore Park rd Scott John D. F. St. Alban's cot. York rd Gwynne Fredk. Brandon, Portmore Pk. rd MeissnerAugust,Grosvenor lo.Oatland'! dri Seccombe H. 12 Curzon road Hall Jam"s, Rogate, Springfield meadows Miller Wm. Sandycroft, Portmore Park rd Shaw Percy, Eastlands, Brooklandd lane Balls Fdk. Jn. Harry,Bank ho. Church st Millson .Joseph, Alma villa, Thames st Sheldrake Miss, Penshurst, :Mt. Plea.cant Hardy Miss, 15 Curzon road :Mihte Miss, The Old House, Heath road Shotiss F. H. Frith grange, Heath road

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Simmonds Chas.The Knoll, St. Alban's av Todd Miss, Monument ho. Monument grn YVhittet Alexander, jun. Minorca lodge, Simpson Corn. Henry Valentine R.N. Toiler Mrs. Woodside, Elgin road Minorca road

Kylintra, Portmore Park road Trapmann Louis A. S. River Deue, Wey rd Wigan Ernest, Oakley lo. Windsor walk Simpson Percival, Southwood, Pine grove. Treherne Capt. Cecil G. R.N. The Chest- Wigram Robert, Broomfield, Station road Sissons Oswald H. The Chiltel'DJ!, St. nuts, Monument hill Wilkinson J. F. Bertram, Sandy ba.nk,

George's avenue Trew Harold, Portmore lodge, Balfour rd Mayfield road Sissons Robt. Jn. Ivan-dhu, Mayfield rd Trower Mrs. Bridge house, Heath road Wilkinson Mence, Outram house, St. Slade Percy, Monceau, Portmore Park rd Underhill George William, Anderton, George's avenue Smith .John. Lancaster ho. Oa.kdale road Mount Pleasant Williams David, Woodoote, The Heath Smith ){art in Arthur, Cleevehurst, St. ,~an Somer William, Cuffnells, Egerton rd Williams Edward Gascoigne, The Summit,

George's avenue Vardy :Mrs. Fernville, Oatlands drive Byfleet road Smith Mrs. W. S. Dilston lo. Queen's road V are William, Bodorgan, Mayfield road Wills Frank, Parkdene, Bridge road Smith Waiter F. Heathhouse, Station road V on Hafen Waldemar, Wiltonhouse,Oak· Willson Henry M. D., J.P, Holmwood Yilla, Smithes Miss, The Common dale road Oatlands drive Smyth Gt'o. W. Cedar cot. Princes road Wake Drury, Chesterton house, Princes rd Willson Howard Samuel B.A., K.D. Holm-Sparrow Alfd. sen. Suffolk ho. Princes rd Walker Andrew Barclay, Fir field, The wood villa, Oatlands drive Sparrow Herbert, Bonnington, Queen's rd Heath Wilson Rev. G. F. M.A. Devonia, Heath rd Spencer Herbt. Hy.Elmhurst, Oatlands dri Ward Charlffi William Ru.shworth, Ros- Wilson Henry F. Bonheur, Oatlands drive Spyers Mrs. Riverdale, Church street lyn, Egerton road Wilson Mrs. Heather bank, The Heath Spyers Roper, Wallop, 1\Ionument hill Ward William Frederick, Portmore gate, Wilson Mrs. The Cottage, Monument Grn Stacey Camp bell, Kenwyn, St. A! ban's av Portmore Park road Wind us Wm. L. The Haven, Windsor wlk Stapylton Chetwynd, Larch wood, Port W ardle Henry, The I.anrels, Princes rd Wise Miss, Homeland, I.imes road

more Park road Warren Ernest, Eton villa, Thames street Wood Alfred, Park la.\vn, Oatlands drive Stebbing Hy. Chasewood, Round Oak rd Watney Gordon, South lodge, March road Wood Frank Peters, Broom lodge, Port-Stevenson ,John, Lindores, Princes road Watts Herbert W. A.M.I,E.E. St. Taw, more Park road Stokoe Fredk. M. Lynton, St. Alba.n's av Portmore Park road Wood .John C. Rackenford lo. Queen's rd Sturt Gerald, Lis more, Ca Yendish road Wells .Miss, Acacias, Oatln.nds drive Wood Mrs. Holmlea, York road Suter Mrs. Belmont, St. George's avenue Westwood Percy J. Risplith, Springfield WoodMrs.B.H.Barham lo. Oatlands drive Sworder Arthur Thomas, Wraysbury meadows Woodfall His Honor Judge Robcrt,

cottage, Thames street WheelerCapt.Owen,Strathmore,Princes rd Nutfield, Heath road Tatham Mrs. Firdene, Windsor walk Wheeler Mrs. Hughenden, High street W oodley Charles, Broulei, Mt. Pleasant Taylor W. Bramley, The Birches, The White Albert E. Springfield meadows Woods Mrs. The Porch, Baker street

Common White John Samuel, St. l\Iargaret's, Wrey Mrs. Gerald, St. Michael's, The Thomas T. Tyrone cottage, York road Portmore Park road Common Thomas Thomas George, Lyndhurst, White Miss, 13 Curzon road Wright Misses, Man by lodge, Queen's rd

St. Alban's avenue White Mrs. Fir bank, St. George's avenue Wyatt Claude, Hermitage, Pine grove Thorn Ernest H. Glanworth, Bridge road White Waiter Jn. Holly oottage,'Ihames st Wyman Geo. Rose mount, St. Alban's a.v Thorn Mrs. Selborne, Bridge road Whitfield Fredk. The Laurels,Mayfield rd Wynne Mrs. Blyton house, Queen's road Till Edward J.P. Studley, Elgin road Whitley Mrs. Bandora, Portmore Park rd Yool Mrs. Field place, Byfleet road Tilley Henry, :Milverton, Thames streel "'bittet Alexander, West Oaks, Port- Young William Biden, Peninnis, Spring• Tindall Mrs. Arnside, Heath road more Park road field meadows

COl\OIERC'IAL, Early closing day, Wednesday, i p.m.

Achille Serre Limited, dyers & cleaners, Baker street Adams Herbert, sanitary engineer, Melrose road Ainslie Brothers, butchers, 3 Limes parade Armstrong Frederick, l'lectrical engineer, Baker street Arnolrl Jc1ne (:.\lrs.), shopkeeper, Waverley road Arnold Marie (Miss), milliner, 3 The Quadrant Ashton-Buckell Clyde \Vestmore L.D.S.Eng. dentist, Seton

house, Church street Aslett George, fly proprietor, see Baker & Aslett Ayers Richard, coach builder, Elm Grove road Aylott Charlf>s Herbert, beer retailer & fly propr. Waverley rd Ayres George W'hite, Hand & Spear hotel, The Heath Baker & Aslett, fly proprietors, Monument green Baker & Son, wine & spirit merchants, l Limes ter. Heath road Bald·win Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Thamt>s street Baldwin Horace, draper, Baker street Bannister Alfred, general draper, Baker st. & Queen's road Barcla.y & Company Limited (branch), bankers (Reginald W.

Smith, sub-manager), Queen's road ; draw on head office, 54 Lom bard street, London E c

Bartlett Thomas, fly proprietor, Oal.:dale road Ba.rton Guy Douglas M.B., B.c.camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P,

Lond. physcn. (firm, Rob & Barton), Norwood lodge, York rd Ba.rwick Samuel, ne-v~"S agent, Post office, York road Bassett Her bet t Philip, photographer, High street Bassett Sydney Joseph, insurance agent, :Monument green Bastable George Edward, beer retailer, Monument hill Beach Hubert Harry, motor car garage, High street Beale Brothers, monumental masons, Thames street Beetham Frederick W. outfitter, High street & Church street Bennett Mary J. (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 8 & 9 The Quadrant Birkhead William E. saddler, Queen's road Bolton Alfred Henry, hair dresser, 5 Elm Grove road Bower Alice (Miss), milliner, The Common Bowman Thomas, baker, Baker street Boxall Eli, jobmaster, The Common & South road Brewis Thomas Wilson, coal merchant, see Lowther & Brewis Bridle \Villiam John, painter, Elm Grove road Briggs Fred, hair dresser, & post office, l I.imes par.& York rd Brissenden Frt>deriek, in~urance agent, Oakdale roar! Biitish Red Cross Society (Miss Godden, sec.), High street Brockway Maurice, insurance agent, Lynwood, Dorchester rd Brooker Horace S. draper & hosier, Queen's road Brooker John Waiter, Weybridge sanitary laundry, Thames st Brooklands Automobile Racing Club (Major Lindsay Lloyd,

clerk of the course), Byfleet road Brooklands Lawn Tennis Club, Brooklands Brooklands Motor Cycle Exchange, motor dlrs. The Quadrant Brown Stephen & Sons, oil & color men, High street ; plumbers,

Monument hill & builders, Station road Buckman Edward Samuel, laundrv, F.lm Grove road •

Burkitt Ernest D. laundry proprietor, Radnor road Bumell .A.lbert, teacher of music, Grenoside, St. AI ban's avenue Burningham Alfred, gro<'er, dealer in wines, spirits & beer,

Queen's road Butcher Fred, outfitter, Baker street Byrne John, wardrobe dealer, Baker street Cailes Job, carpenter, 2 Montgomery villas, Princes road Carn Percy R.s.s. smith & farrier,2 Mayfield cots. Elm Grove rd Carter Edwin, insurance agent, Ivydene, Oakdale road Caryer Thomas, apartments, Springfield villas, Baker street Cave & Smith, upholsterers, 4 Limes parade Cawte Frederick, poultry farmer, Wey road Cemetery (Robert Ell wood, clerk to the burial committee;

Georgc Knight, lodge keeper) Chamberlain Henry William, outfitter, 1 Heath road Champkins Mary (Miss), dress maker, Springfield meadows Chapple & Gardner, physicians, Fellside, Heath road Chapple Aubrey Durant M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P.LOnd. physician,

see Chapple & Gardner Charles Charles, tailor,-5 Limes parade Chitty, Hodges & Higgs, tntchers, High street & farmel'B,

Grotto road Christy A. secondhand furniture dealer, Baker street Church Edgar Francis, solicitor, Monument green Clark William, fruiterer, Baker street Clarke Alfred, shopkePper, Elm Grove road Clarkson J obn, picture frame maker, High street Clifford Ada Annie C~irs.), dress maker, Monument bill Clifford Charles \Yilliam L. boot maker, Monument hill Cobbett G. B. architect, Bridge road Cocks R. & Son, stationers, Baker street Cocks Edwaru, stationer, High strel't Collier Charles, bird fancier & dealer, 1 Spring .field villas, Baker at Conservative & Liberal Unionist Registration Association

(William Orchard, sec) Convent of St.'Maur School (Mother St. Francis de Sales, lady

superior), Thames street Cook William, head gardener to J. A. Clutton-Brock esq. The

Cottage, Oatlands drive Coombs Charles, carpenter, 5 Redfern cottages, New road Cooper Breadmore, jobbing gardener, Elm Grove road Cottage Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, Branksome, Monument gm Cottrell Charles, boot maker, Baker street Council Fire Brigade (Charles Horsell, chief officer), Balfour Id Court Creameries (The), 2 The Quadrant Court George, butcher, Baker street Cousins William & Son, fly proprietors, Thames street Crapp Edwin, apartments, La.nherne, Thames street Crawshaw John S. surveyor & petroleum inspector to the

Urban District Council, Council Offices, Church street Crofton-Atkins Reginald Darby Randell M.D., B.c.camb. phy·

sician & surgeon, Lancaster cottage, Princes road Croucher George Bernard, painter, Thames street

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DIRECTORY. J SURREY. WEYBRIIJGE. 459 Crump Ruth (Miss), dress m"tker, Station road Cull William Henry, apartmentB, Felday cottage, Heath road Curr Herbert, fishPrmR.n, Chnrch walk Darhng J ames M.R.c. v.s. veterinary surgeon, The Common Davey John Horace, fancy draper, 4 Queen's par. Church st Dawe..f! Eliz'tbeth (Miss), M.A., D.Lit. school for girls, Heath.

lands, Princes road Day Roland Thoma<;, saddler, Baker street Deacon Edith (Mrq, ), apartment", Elm Grove road Dean Harvey, confectioner, Heath road Denny Francis, apartments, Elm Grove road Distri t Wmdow Cleaning Co. window cleaners, Elm Grove rd DIX Thoma<~, butcher, Church street & l The Quadt·aut Du.ke John T. shopkeeper, Jessamy road & Glencoe road Dunn Henry }'rank, apartment!'!, Percy villa, Thames street Duns+ n Louisa (J\oliss) L.R .. ~.M. school for girls, Mnt. Pleasant Dunt n George, boat builder, Thames street East! d J\fary (Mrs.), f,mcy repository, Queen's road East" od & Co. Limited, builders' merchants, Bridge road.

See advertisement Edmunds, Wadden & Co. Limited, motor engineers, 6 The

Quadrant Ed"ards A thur, butcher, Queen's road Ed" a ds Richard, tailor, J e>Jsamy road Elhott Ed;vard, joiner. Myrtle cottage, Monument green Ellwood Robert, clerk to the Urban District Council, Wey-bnd~e & Oatlands Joint Sewage Committees & Education & ~iuseums Committees, C.ouncil & Burial Board offices, Church street

El~ley James, Brooklands laundry, Elm Grove road England Ell en (Mrs.), dres.r; maker, Cedar road Engl fi dAnnie&Louisa(Misses),servants'registry office,High st Evans Arthur Vernon M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.P.Lond. surgeon,

Vernon house, Church street Ewbank & Co. auctioneers & valuers, Baker street Fear Brothers Limited, coal merchants, 3 Elm Grove villas,

Elm Grove road & carriers, Railway station • Fitzwater James, insurance agent, Springfield meadows Fl&tt Edward, furniture remover, York road Forhead Lizzie (Mrs.), dress maker, Elm Grove road Foster Henry "\Yilliam, paperhanger, The Crescent Freeman, Hardy & Willis Limited, boot retailers, Church st Frisby Joseph Limited, boot & shoe dealers, Baker street G&rdner Eric B.A., M.B. & B.c.camb., M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.

physician, see Chapple & Gardner Gaze W. H. & Sons Limited, builders, Railway station. See

advertisement Gear Ernest Charles, upholsterer, see Whittle & Gea.r Gems Brothers, dealers in antiquities, Church street Gilbert Charles, insurance agent, Waver!Py road Goode & Co. outfittPrs, High street Goodman James, boot & shoe maker, Baker street Goodson Abhee (Madame), ladies' tailor, Queen's par. Church st Goree Eli7a (l\Irs. ), laundry, Thames street Gosling John Owen, solicitor & corwnr. for oaths, ChurPh st Gould John Cecil, photographer, The Studio, Church street.

TN 168 Greenfield \Villiam, builder, Baker street C.reenway Brothers, boot repairers, Thames street (..rigg & Co. drapers, Monument £(reen Groome Henry, school for boys, 10 Minorca road Groves Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, Monument hill Guellerin Fema.nd, Lincoln Arms hotel, Thames street Halls Frederick J. H. ma,nager London & Provincial Bank

Lrmrted & insurance agent, Church street Hammerton Ada Eleanor (Mrs.), Old Crown inn, Thames st liardmg's Dye Works Limited, dyers & cleaners, High street Hardy Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Montgomery vils.Princes rd Harper rrank, assistant overseer & rate collector & collector

for West Surrey Water Co. & collector & assessor of taxes & insur nee agent; office, Church street

Hams Wr'liam, boat builder, Thames street & Wey road Haslett William & Sons, linen drapers, Church street Hawkms Thomas, saddler, Church street Hayden .Frederi k William, newsagent, Church street Haynes Louisa Blanch C~liss), dress maker, Heath road Hazelby Ellen Mis<; , dress maker. The Common Heath Club (The) (W. G. Corpe, sec.), The Heath Higgins Mary H. (Miss), registrar of births& deaths forWalton

sub-drstrict, Chertsey union, & girls' private school,Milston, Monument hill

Higgs Thomas, butcher, see Chitty, Hodges & Higgs Hrll & Tanswell Brothers, tailors, 7 The Quadrant Hillier Henry William, butcher & provision dealer, Baker street Hills .Arthur, watchmaker, Baker street Hodges William, butcher, see Chitty, Hodges & Higgs Holstein Hall & Assembly Rooms (Edward Cocks, agent),High st Home & Colonial Stores Limited, grocers, High street Hone Jane ( 'diss), dressmaker, Crown terrace, Monument green Honeywcll F. T.V. & Son, pianoforte warehouse, High street.

TN 257 Horsell Cbas. builder, Riverside works, Thames st. & Elm Gro.rd Hought.on William Charles, Queen's Head P.H. Bridge road Howard Herbert, fishmonger & poulterer, Church street Howard Sydney, beer retailer, Princes road

HughE-s Charlotte (~liss), apartments, High street Hull Emma (Mrs.), draper, Queen's road Humphrey Wesley, grocer, Thames street International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, High stroot Ive John & Co. butehers, Church street Jacob Henry, baker, Baker street Jarvis & Mackie, corn & bulb merchants, Queen's road Jarvis Gt>or!?e, builder, Church stret>t Jeandet Elise (Mrs.), dress maker, Bridge road Jemmett E. A. manager to the London County & Westminster

Bank Limited & treasurer to the Urban District Council, High street ·

Jones _.\. & Sons, boot & shoe makers, Bank huildinga, Church st Jones Emma Alfrida (Mrs.), dress maker, Heath road Kennett John Nash, chemiilt & druggic;t,Church st. & Queen's rd Kirk Thomas, fly proprietor, Church street Knibbs Thomas Richard, watch maker, High street Lane Maurice Bryan, grocer & '\\ine&spirit mer.Monument grn Ledger Brothers, ironmongers & blacksmiths, Thames street Lee George, cabinet maker, Queen's road Lefever Edwin, hairdresser, Baker stre~>t Legg Brothers, plumbers, Homer cottage, Dorchester road Levermore John L. cycle agent, Queen's road & blacksmith.

South road Levermore Waiter, cycle agent, High street & Heath road Lock & Sons, fruiterers. High street London Central Meat Co. Limited, butchers, Baker street London County & Westminster Bank Limited (branch) (E. A.

Jemmett, manager) (open daily), High street; head office, 41 Lothbury, London E o. See advertisement

London & Provinrial Bank Limited (branrh} (Fredt-rick J. H.Halls,manager), Churrh street; draw on 3 Bank buildings, Lothbury E c & Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. I.ondon E o

Lowther & Brewis, coal merchants, High street Luck Frederick, shopkeeper, Elm Grove road Lush & Cook Limited, dyers & cleaners, 2 Heath road Luxford Herbert ~'rederick, fruiterer, York road Luxford Sidney Wynn, fruiterer, 4 The Quadrant l\lar.kie Ernest H. corn merchant &c. see Jarvis & Mackie l\iadelev Edwd. Taylor, grocer & wine & spirit mer. Church st Mann Frank, joiner, l Lansdo\'\ne villas, Dorchester road l\'l:l.rchant Arthur, fruiterer, Bctker street Marriner Mary (Miss), apartments, Church street Marsh Alfred Horace, cycle maker, Baker street Marsh Harold Stanley, ironmonger, Church street Mason George, hair dresser, Glencoe road Mathews Thom:ts, King's Arms tavern, Thames street Millard J ames, Greyhound hotel, Princes road. YlitPhPll :\lary Ann (:\'Iiss), shopkeeper, Monument hill Moira Alma (Mrs.), dress maker, Balfour road Morecroft William, umbrella repairer, Baker street Mowats Ltd. fishmongers, 5 The Quadrant & Queen's road l\lundy Eleanor (Mrs.), dressmaker, l Oxford villas, New road Neathercoat Ernest T. pharmaceutical chemist, Church street Newman Charles, chimney sweeper, Waverley road Nicholson Herbert John, ironmonger, cycle agent, builder &

decorator, hot water, gas & elPctriral enginet>r, Queen's road Norfolk Gustavus, relieving officer for Second District of

Chertsey union, Oakdale road Nye Ernest, beer retailer, Queen's road Oatlands Park Hotel Co. Limited (Arthur Grace, sec. & man­

ager), Oatlands drive Oatlands Park Motor Co. Limited, automobile engineers, York

road. T A " Motors ; " T N 236 Oliver George Edwin, confectioner, High street Parish Robert, apartments, Ivydene, Dorchester road Payne & Son, veterinary surgeons, The Common Payne Arthur E. F.R.c.v.s.u:md. veterinary surg. The Common Pedley & White, iromnongers, 1 Queen's paradE', Church street Pitcher Edward, chair caner. The Crescent Player Margaret (Miss), dress maker, York road Poulter Wm. teacher of music,Gascoigne vil.Monument gteen Prince Charle'l, fly proprietor, Elm Grove road Puttock Emily (Mrs.), coach builder, High street Pnttock Harriet (l\Irs.), fancy repository, Baker street Ram bridge ''alter, wine & spirit merchant & confr. High st Randall \Vm. Jas, cartage contractor, & sub-post off. High st Rawlings & Wa.lsh Limited, stationers & printers,High street RedhousE" William, Ship hotel, Monument green & Ship hotel

annexe, boarding house & tea gardens, Elmside, Monu­ment green. T N 69

Reed Williaw, news1.gt>nt, ~Ionument hill Relfe F. (::Vris'l ), art needlework depot, Bflker street Richardson Margaret (M:rs.), servants' registry office,Ceda.r rd Rickards Charles, laundry, Elm Grove road Rob & Barton, physicians & surgeons, Norwood lodge, York rd Roherts Ada M. (Mis'l), h.dies' outfitter, R.1.kt>r stt<let Roberts \Villiam, Mitre P.H. Heath road Rowles & Sons, chimm·y sweepers, Heath road Rutter vVilliam, cvcle maker, Thames street • Sales Ebenezer, butcher, Elm Grove road Sawday George Curnock L.D.S.Eng. dental surgeon, Beech·

field, The Common Sewell William, jobmaster, Princes road Shanks R. J. & Co. motor car garage, Baker str·eet

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Sharp William, baker, Queen's road Slaughter Lillian (Mrs.), aparts. Marion lodge, Dorchcster rd Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers, Railway station Smith Charles, tinplate worker, Thames street Smith Percy, upholsterer, see Cave & Smith Sparrow Alfred, apartments, Osborne villa, Princes road Spike3man Arthur, grocer & wine & spirit merchant, Church st Spyers Roper, preparatory school, Wallop, Monument hill Squibb Regina.ld, cycle agent, High street Squire Ephraim, jeweller, Bank buildings, Church street Stainton & Sons, furniture removers, Church street Stanrlage Albert .John, static-ner, 5 Queen's parade, Church st Stokes Emily & Alice (:Misses), tobacconists, Heath road Stowell F. S. Ltd. wine & spirit mers. 7 Queen's par. Church st Stratton, Gentry & Co. coal merchants, High street Tanner Arthur, papP.rh,mger, New road Tanswell George Henry, t'lilor, Ree Hill & Tanswell Bros Taylor Alfred, Newcastle Arms P.H. Church street

• Thomas George & Son, boot dealers, Queen's road Thomas Sarah Ann (Miss), day school, Rose cot. Monument grn Thomas Tom, tobacconist, 2 Limes parade Thorne Gertrude (Mrs.), apartments, Stanley villa, Thames st Thyen1 Marie (Mrs.), Sta.g & Hounds tavern, The Common Tickner Arthur, fishmonger, Baker street Townend William, private ga.rdene~; to R. D'Oyly Carte esq.

Eyot lodge Trembling William Henry, fly propr. The Porch, Thames street Trigg Jesse & Son, dairymen, Queen's road; Station road &

3 The Broadway, Church street Trinne Albert, hairdrt>sscr & tobacconist, Baker street Turner Alex. H. & Co. auctioneers, surveyors, land & estate

agents, Railway station. T N 12 Underwood Tom, builder, Monument green Urban Electric Supply Co. Limited (The) (Herbert W. Watts

A.M.I.E.E, & A.M.LM.E. engineer); office & works, Thames st Vowles Mrs. Sarah, laundry, Radnor road Wadden George, hairdresser, Bank buildings, Church street Wade Ernest, boot & shoe dealer, High street Walden Valentine James, upholsterer, Cedar road

Weeks John (Mrs.), apartments, Heath rotta!l:e, Heath road \Velman Ernest W. fruiterer, Queen's road Westwood James R. harness maker, l\lonumen~ hill Westwood PercyJames A.R.I.B.A. architect, Springfield meadows Weybridge Athletic Club (T. Secreaten, sec.), Oatlands drive \Veybridge Club (C. J. Garratt, hon. sec.), Rowalla.n,

Monument hill Weybridge Constitutional Club (W. G. Corpe, hon. sec.),

Church street Weybridge Cotta.~c Hospital (A. V. Evam M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P,

Lond. H. S. Willson B.A., M.D., B c.camb., D.P.H.LOnd. R. D. R. Crofton-Atkins B.A., M.D., B.c.camb. G. D. Barton M.B., B.c.cantab., :M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & E. Gardner B.A., M.B., B.C.Camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officers; Miss E. S. Willan!l, matron), BaHour road

Weybridge District Technical Education Committee (Robert Ellwood, sec.), Church street

W cybridgc Football Club (Bryan Brooker, hon. sec) Weybridge Golf Club (Major James K. Bunbury, sec) Weybridge Liberal Association (F. Mann, sec.), Springtield lane Weybridgc Rifle Club (W. H. Edgar, capt. ; W. J. Croft, hon. BPC) Weybridge Village Hall (E. Cocks, agent), Princes road Wheatlcy F. & Son, chimney sweepers, Thames street Wheeler Ellis, draper, High street White Timothy Co. Limited, chemists & druggists, S Bank

buildings, Church street White Henry, ironmonger, see Pedley & White Whittet A. & Co. seed crushers, \Yeybridge Oil mills Whittle & Gear, upholsterers, Baker street Williams Joseph, ladies' tailor, Queen's road Willis Annie (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Minorca road Willis George, builder, Brighton cotta6e, Elm Grove roa.d Willson Howard Samuel B.A., B.<'. & 1\I.n.camb., D.P.H.LOnd.

physician & surgeon, & medical officer & public vaccinator Weybridge district, Chertscy unio:1, Holmwood villa, Oat· lands drive

Wilson Edward, grocer, High street Wiltshire John, baker, The Common \Vinmill A.."i;hur, apartments, ~fyrtle villa, Thamt:>s street vVood John, refreshment rooms, Monument hill W allace C. C. & Co. house furnishers, Baker street

Walton-on-Thames & Weybridge Gas Co. (Thomas engineer & manager), Baker street

Price, Wood Samuel Howard, motor engineer, High street vVoodger Alfred, insurance agent, Radnor road

Warren F. & Co. Limited, coal & coke merchants, Queen's road & Railway station

Warren AmPlia (Mrs.), aparts. Queenhithe, Monument green Warren Ernest, cabinet maker, Springfield lane Waterer & Sons, auctioneets & surveyors, Railway station Webb Frederi~k, dairyman, High street

W oodhouse J ames, boot repairer, Glencoe road W orley vVilliam, corn dealer, Church street Wright John, bootmaker, Penn villa, Oakdala road Young Women's Christian Association (Miss MuriPl Saunders,

hon. sec.), Bless cottage, York road Zenith Motors Ltd. motor cycle manufacturers, Church street

OATLANDS PARK.

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Crickmay George Lay, The Nook, Holroyd Sit· Charles, Sturdie house Abecossis D. Aughnanure, Castle road Beechwood avenue Horsfall Joseph J. M. Denholme, Oat-Ailes Arthur, Lavington, Woodland grove tXickmay John Edward, Pine view, lands Chase Ba.ddeley Stuart, Clcadon St. Mary's road Hume Edward, Church ho. Oatlands a>en Baker Philip Buckingham, Reston, Crosthwaite Herbert Frederick, Three Jarvis ~Iiss, The Chase, Oatlands Chase

Castle road gates, Oatlands Chase Johnstone :\Irs. Annandale, Woodland gro Barnett Henry Willia.m, Bramshott, Oat- Da.gnall Chas. H. Gibraltar, Woodland gro Kell Capt. Vernon George Waldegra>e,

lands avenue Davies A. 0. Heatherfield Lynwood Bedford Lady, Swiss cottage, Oatlands av Dorte P. F. Culverden Kenny Wm. Dysart, Woodland grove Berry William E. St. Michael's, Oatlands Ellis-Smith William, The Thicket, Oat- Kiihne Robert J. C. Cassa Cara

Chase lands avenue Lagden Sir Godfrey Yeatman K.C.M.G. Bid well Mrs. Beechmead, Oatlands Chase Engledue John Robert S. The Mount Selwyn, Oatlands Chase Bilney William Alfred J.l'. Ronneby, Farmer Mrs. Beechcroft Lightbodv Alfred, Penryn, Castle road

Oatlands Chase Festing Mrs. W oodcroft, Oatlands aven Livesey Frederick William, Hazelmere, Blake Arth. P. Newlyn, Oatlands avenue Fowler Gcorge Jefford, The Homestead, Beechwood avenue Boore Misses, Clifton cottage Oa.lands Chase Lutyeus Fras. The Corner, Oatlands Chaoo Brookes Chas. Whytecotte, Castle road Frames Frnk.Milton,Castle view,Castle rd Lynch Wm. Ringwood, Oatlands avenue Brown Wm. Jas. Glenlyon, Oatlands drive Freer Mrs. William Mulcaster, ~"..ole- Lyttelt:m-Annesley Lieut.-Gen. Sir Arthur Bucknall Mrs. Inglemt>re, Castle road • brooke, St. Mary'sroad Lyttelton K.c.v.o., F.R.G.s., F.l!..z.s., Burges-Short Mrs. Stradbrooke, St. Friedrick Alexander, Duneevan F.S.A. Templemere

Mary's road Fry Ernest John, Rosslyn ho.Oatlands dri Machin }'redk. Waltham, Oatlands Chase Butler Mrs. Wood end, Oatlands avenue Fuller Andrw. The Bushes, Oatlands Chase Machin Mrs. Ismeer, Oatlands Chase Butler WilliamG.Hambleden,Oatlands av Golding Capt. Thomas, Grovelands, Machin Ralph, Ismeer, Oatlands Chase Buxton William Joseph, Pinewold, Oat- Beechwood avenue Machin Stanley, Cleeve, Oatlands Chase

lands Chase Gougb Mrs. Compton, Castle road Mackie Ernest Henry, Park view Cadman Joseph, Beech Trct' cottage, Grylls Horace Bere, Amerden house, Major Mrs. Middlecot, Woodland grove

St. Mary's road Oatlands chase Marshall .Albert Edward, The Cottage, Campbell Hugh, Ulverstone Haddock Mrs. Beechenden, Castle road Oatlands avenue Cantle George, Penn-Craig, Oatlands aven Hall Mrs. Melcombe, Oatlands avenue Martineau ::\Iiss, Foxholes Cazelet Miss, Ropsha, St. Mary's row Hallett Wm. Chas. Bilham, Oatlands aven Mason Henry, Brendon, Woodland gron Cazelet Mrs. High Beech, Castle road Harper Montague J. S. Merlwood,Castle rd Messenger Sidney John, Oak hill Cecil Mrs. Ellesmere cot. St. Mary's road Harpur-Smith Rev. Alexander Robert Morseby Waiter Henry M.A., LL.B., B.L. Champness Chas. Hy. Sheen ho. Castle rd M. A. Holdenhurst, Oatlands avenue Penn, Oatlands Chase Chilcot Misses, Oatlands cot. St. Mary's rd Hawks. T. H. Templeton, Oatlands Chase Morison Sir Theodore K.C.LE. Old Avenue Clark Rev. John Meek M.A. Arborfield, Hewett Charles Henry, Roughwood, lodge

Oatlands Chase Oatlands Chase :Morrison Mrs. Bratton, Beech wood avenue Clarke Mrs. St. Kilda, Woodland grove Hicks Frederick, Brackley lodge Mullens Mrs. Langton, Castle road Clayton John, Pine cot. St. Mary's road Higgins Henry .Alleyne, Ythan, Wood- Neighbour Thomas Frank, Redruth, Oat-Clayton John Edwd. Glencot, St. Mary's rd land grove lands avenue Coleman George John, Wood bury, Wood- Hill E. B. Fair Field, Beechwood avenue Newton Philip A. Oakhurst, Castle road

land grove Hill Henry, Norham, St. Mary's road Nisbet Edwd. G. Easington, Castle road Collins Charles Henry, Heatherbrae, Hill John K. Pinewood, Oatlands avenue Norris .Miss, Upton Pyne, St. Mary's road

Woodland grove Hoghton Gerald, The Turret, Woodland Oakley Frederick James, Sutton lodge Cornish Thomas Roberts, Lea croft grove Pettit Arth. E. Burley lo. Oatlands Chase Crawley Wm. M. Trenance, Woodland gro Holmes Chas. \V. Arlington, Castle road Pettit Edward, Broadwate1

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Price Wm. Sinclair, Oakfield, Castle road Wright Arthur Robert, Tudor lodge Lanham Jamt>s confeetioner Proudfoot Mrs . .Monkton, Beech wood aven Wright Charles, Fairlawn Lanham John, shopkeeper Rob Jsph. Wm. M.A.., M. D. Hungerford lo Young Charles, Dry burgh, Castle road Laxford Herbert Frederick, greengrocer Ryde Frank C. Five Trees, Oatlands Chase Young Stanley, The Vale Leach Mary B. (Mrs.), midwife Scott-Fox Mrs. Sturry ho. Woodland grove COMMERCIAL.. Lemon John, parish clerk Sharpley Reginald, Inschfield Airs George, boot maker, St. Mary's road Linney William, land surveyor Sht>ringham Miss, Beeching, St. Mary's rd Alderton Thomas Herbert, coal merchant, London County & Westminster Bank Ltd. S ade .1\Iiss, \Voodside, Oatlands avenue St. Mary's road (sub-branch) (C. J. Garratt, manager); Sllllth Frederick William F.S.A., F .R.G.S. Arthur Frank G. blacksmith, St. Mary's rd open tues. & fri. 11 to 3 ; head office,

Rylston Austin May (Miss), ladies' school, 41 Lothbury, London E c. See Spicer Charles, Glenisla, St. Ma.ry's road Oatlands Chase advertisement Stainton John, Laxfield, St. Mary's road Bailey Leonard, carter, St. :Mary's road :Marsh Alfred H. cycle agent, St. Mary's rd Sta.nford H. Claude, Fulford, Castle road Barcla.y & Company Limited, bankers (sub- My hill Charles (', draper Stephens Wm. Kensington lo. St. Mary's rd branch) (Robt. Eustace Low,manager); Norris Alfred, chimney sweeper Stevenson Mrs. Alexander, Shannan, open tues. & fri. 11 to 3 p.m. ; draw North Frank E. printer

Oatlands mere on head office, 54 Lombard street, Oatlands Park Motor Co. Limited, auto-Stone 1\Irs •.• John, Fernside London E c mob1le engineers. T N 236 Weybridge; Tanqueray Mrs. Beechwood Barker Arthur Fredk. dairy, St. Mary's rd Telegrams, "Motors" Taylor Jas. H. Winnats, Woodland grove Barnes J esse, jobbing gardnr. St. Mary's rd Oatlands ParkRifleRange(H. Croxall, sec) Thompson Alfred Corderoy, Chatmole, Berryman Helen (Mrs.), laundry, St. Potterton E. builder, The Drive

Oatla.nds avenue Mary's road Rob (Joseph M.A., M.D., B.o.~amh.) &; Thornton Ernest L. Ringstead, Oatlands Bliss \V. Cary, teacher of music & orgJ.nist Barton, surgeons, Hungerford lodge

Chase at St. Mary's Church, Ivy cottage, St. Schulze Charles, boot & shoe ma.. (retail) Townsend Rev. John Hands M.A. [vicar Mary's road Shaw H. & Co. drapers & boot dealers ,

& rural dean], St. Mary's house Butler Eliza (Mrs.),laundry, Victoria road Shewen Herbett, ironmonger Turner Wm. Hy. Cranford, Oatlands Chase Colema.n George J. builder, Woodland gro Slade Ada (Miss), school, Woodside, Oat-\ emon-Harcourt Mrs. Alice, Haddon ho Earl George, hair dressf•r, St. Mary's road lands avenue \Yainwright Herbert G. Oatlands \Vood, Edwards Hy. cab propr. St. Ma.ry's road Smith Fredk. beer retlr. St. Mary's road

Oa.tlands avenue fi'isher Joseph, fruiterer & greengrocer Spurge E. C. chemist & druggist &; sub· Walsham Chas. Ernst.Fairholme,Castle rd Fogwell Margaret (Mrs.), apartments, postmaster, Post office \Ye!SS Arnold, Drynham, Oatlands Chase Rothesay, St. Mary's road Stainton & Sons, upholsterers Welch Misses, \Vestcroft, \Voodland grove Gibbins Frank, beer retlr. Andersons road Sweatman Tom, butcher Wilds Ralph, Fernwood, Oatlands avenue Goodchild Henry, butcher Ward Harry, plumber "illiams A M. Danum, Castle road Hemmings James B. Flint Gate inn Wassell Elizabeth (Miss), tobacconist Willis )Jajor Sherlock V. Shotley,Castle rd Hill H. P. & Sons, builders, St. Mary's rd Wood Jsph. Belsey, grocer, Outlands ho \\ llhs Arthur William, Pine Ridge, Hodges Austin E. dairyman Working Men's Club & In.~titute (F. B,

Oa 1 nds avenue Howard Arthur, fishmonger M. Coutts esq. president; C. E. Clift, lrood Mrs. \V. Mrutin, Underwood Hutt George, cab propr. St. Mary's road hon. se-c.; Thomas Newcombe, wangr) "orsley Maj.-Gen. George Francis R.A. Ireland & Co. grocers & tea dealers

Gatcombe house, Oatla.nds avenue J ames Edith (Mrs.), beer retlr.St.Mary's rd

W HYTELEAFE, see Warlingham.

'Vll\IBLEDON WIMBLEDON is a town, paiish and municipal borough 3 miles south-west from \Vandsworth and 6 north-east from Kingston, in the North Eastern division of the county, Brixton west hundred, Kingston union and county court district and S uth W stern postal district, and within the Metropohtan p lice district, in the rural deanery of Barnes, archdeaconry of h.m0 ston and diocese of Southwark. The London and South \\ es ern main line of railway intersects the parish, and h:ts a st tion here, 7! miles from \Vaterloo terminus, and from VI hi h br n hes extend to Leather head via. Raynes Park, to Tulse Hill via Tooting, to Kingston via Maiden and another through Putney, across the Th'tmes to the Putney Bridge s ti n of the Metropolitan District railway; the London, Brighton and South Coast railway has a brunch from bene~ to Mltch m Junction, where it meets the lines to Croydon, the Cry,tal Palace and London Bridge, as well as to Epsom and Le therhead. The river Wandle skirts the parish. The "I.ocal Government Act, 1858 " (21 and 22 Vict. c. 98), was adopted here May 11, 1866, and the parish was subsequently controll d by an Urban District Council created by the " Local Government Act, 1894," but a charter of incorporation was granted 24th July, 1905, under which the borough is divided mto six wards, and is now governed by a Corporation con­Slating of a mayor, six aldermen, and 18 councillors. The town is lighted by electricity, and by the Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation (No. 7) Act, 1903, power is given to the Council to supply electricity within the adjoining parishes of Mt>rton, Old Malden, New .Maiden and Coombe: it is sup· plied with water by the Metropolitan Water road (Southern district). The sewage farm is 66 acrt's in extent.

The parish church of St. l\'hry ~as built, with the exception of the chancel, in 1788, and rebuilt in 1843 in the Perpendicular style, and in 1860 the chancel was rebuilt: the tower has a I fty spire, and contains 6 bells and a clock : a small mortuary hapel on the south side of the chancel, erected by Sir Edward

Cecil, Viscount Wtmbledon, in the early part of the 17th cen­tury, contains an altar tomb of black marble to the Viscount, ob. 16 Nov. 1638, and to other members of the Cecil family: there are 1,000 sittings, 300 being free : in the churchyard ts the tomb of one Hopkins, a usurer, mentioned by Pope as "Vulture Hopkins." The register of baptisms dates from the year 1538 ; marriages and burials from 1594. The living is a vicarage, gross nominal yearly value£1,000, withresiden('e, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester, and held since 1903 by the Rev. James Alien Bell M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, rural dean of Wimbledon, surrogate and acting chaplain to the Forces.

Christ Church, Copse Hill, erected in 1859 at a cost of about £6,000, as a chapel of ease to St. Mary's, is of Kentish ragstone in the Decorated style, and has a central tower containing 6

bells : the east window and two others are stained : the church was enlarged in 1881, and has 675 sittings, one-third of which a.re free.

St. John the Baptist's, Spencer Hill, a chapel of ease to St. Mary's, built in 1875, is of brick in the Decor ted Gothic style: there are 740 sittings, half of which are free.

St. 1\Iark's Church, Alexandra road, a chapel of ease to St. Mary's, erected in 1880, is of brick in the Early English style, and has a turret containing one bell: there are 630 s1ttings.

St. Matthew's Church, Durham road, Cottenham Park, a chapel of ease to St. Mary's, was opened as an iron building in 1892, and the first part of the permanent church built at a cost of £4,000 in 1909, with sittings for 400 persons.

All S'1ints, South Wimbledon, is an ecclesiastwal parish formed from Holy Trinity, 9 August, 1892: the church, com­menced in 1891 and consecrated in 1893, is of red brick with Doulting stone dressings in a late Gothic style : there are several memorial windows : the church affords 650 sittings. The register dates from the year 1892. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £320, with glebe house, in the gift of the Bi,hop of Southwark, and held since 1911 by the Rev. Ri hard Mervyn Faithful! Davies B.A. of Toronto University and A..K.C.L.

Holy Trinity, South Wimbledon, is an ecclesiastical parish formed FebrtMry 6, 1872. The church, erected in 1862, is of stone in the Early Decorated style, and has a turret con­taining one bell : the east window is stained, and there is one other: there are 750 sittings, half of which are free. The register date~'~ from the year 1872. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £315, chiefly derived from pew rents, w1th residence-, in the gift of the Vicar of Wimbledon, and held since 1910 by the Rev. William James Margetson M.A. of Oxford University.

The church of the Holy Spirit, which is attached to Holy Trinity, is a temporary building in Faradey road, and will seat 300 persons.

St. Andrew's, South Wimbledon, is an ecclesiastical parish formed by Order in Council, dated August, 1910, from Holy Trinitv; the church in Herbert road, erected in 1909, i'l an edi-

• fice of brick, with stone dressings, from designs by Mr. W. T. Lowdell, architect, at a cost o.f £7,500. The register, which dates from about 1882, "as kept at Holy Trinity until 1909. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £200, in the gift of the Bishop of Southwark. and held since 1910 by the Rev. J oseph William Maunders.

St. Luke's, Farquhar road, is an ecclesiastical parish formed April, 1910, from St. ~fary's: the church, erected in 1909 at a. cost of £15,000, is of red brick and Portland stone, in the Gothic style. from designs by T. G. Jackson esq. R.A. and consists of chancel, nave, aisle, vestry and a. tower, serving also a. porch : the church will seat 800 persons, and has

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